Joel Pollak

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2,500 appearances 9 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Sep

Joel Pollak’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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To some extent that needs to be reflected nationally as well.
We really cannot withhold aid based on political identity.
Now, we can withhold it for other reasons if we if we know it's going to be wasted.
But I think there's a path forward.
I think the president could simply sign a law with a couple extra paragraphs.
You know, nine eleven's coming up, the the twenty fifth anniversary later this week.
After nine eleven, Congress established the nine eleven victimization fund or the
The victims compensation fund.
And there are two paragraphs in that law that created a what's called a special master to oversee the funds to make sure that it was actually going to be spent on the families of the victims.
And it was run by a guy named Kenneth Feinberg, who has since gone on to do similar things after other disasters.
He had great respect from everybody.
And you need somebody like that to handle the money that comes to disasters.
Areas, federally declared disaster areas in states that have massive financial problems, like California does.
So, anyway, uh that's that's the issue I'm on a soapbox about today, is making sure that President Trump sets politics aside, Gavin Newsom sets politics aside, and to get together and at least get the emergency funding to people who need it because.
Honestly, it just doesn't matter.
At at the local level, it does not matter.
You just have to get that aid, otherwise people are in serious trouble.
And no, it's not indefinite, but people are still struggling.
People are struggling to rebuild.
People are selling 'cause they can't afford to keep their homes anymore.
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