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They need federal money and grants flowing to them.

That's why Karen Bass, the mayor, says, no, no, why don't you send the money through FEMA?

But in FEMA, they list the organizations in FEMA.

There's a bunch of NGOs that have nothing to do with the fire area, that have everything to do with downtown LA and more money going to not solve the homeless problem.

situation so what the president can do is by holding up money and pushing this way say i'm going to do it he's about to shine a spotlight on it because he can hold back funds to california if they don't cooperate with the order you have no authority here okay so you're saying you're not going to cooperate with it we're not going to do that you you and take us to court okay well let's do this turn off the valve

Turn off the money.

Hold things back.

And that's exactly what's about to happen.

Chamath was tweeting about it last night.

There's a lot of people that are cheering this, saying this is the pressure that the president can bring on this.

I think what happens here is

California will do everything they can to not let this be successful because the price of this being successful is massive.

You know, five points.

What was the, Rob, what was the actual margin of victory for California as a whole in the presidential election?

And if this moves five or seven points, led by the Central Valley, led by Northern San Diego, led by Orange County, which, by the way, the people of color in the areas that I've mentioned are the ones that are flipping.

There's not suddenly more white farmers in Central California.

It's his second and third generation Hispanics that are like, hey, wait a minute.

What's going on here?

You know, it was 50, 58, 38.

That goes 53, 43.