Josh Smith

Tulsi started a foundation when the Maui fires happened to help rebuild houses in Maui. None of this was real public. They just did it out of the goodness of their heart. They haven't actually done anything to talk about in public. Um, then when North Carolina happened, they just took their organization and went to North Carolina to help people.

Tulsi started a foundation when the Maui fires happened to help rebuild houses in Maui. None of this was real public. They just did it out of the goodness of their heart. They haven't actually done anything to talk about in public. Um, then when North Carolina happened, they just took their organization and went to North Carolina to help people.

Tulsi started a foundation when the Maui fires happened to help rebuild houses in Maui. None of this was real public. They just did it out of the goodness of their heart. They haven't actually done anything to talk about in public. Um, then when North Carolina happened, they just took their organization and went to North Carolina to help people.

And they've been going just house by house, building some houses here recently. So we're going to build one of those houses. And then we're also going to go down to California.

And they've been going just house by house, building some houses here recently. So we're going to build one of those houses. And then we're also going to go down to California.

And they've been going just house by house, building some houses here recently. So we're going to build one of those houses. And then we're also going to go down to California.

And we're trying to work out the logistics of this, but we're going to go try and find just individual families that have been affected and write checks or basically like visa cash cards to those people, because it's going to be months, if not years before they're building homes. So what we're going to try and do is go help some of those people to address that question.

And we're trying to work out the logistics of this, but we're going to go try and find just individual families that have been affected and write checks or basically like visa cash cards to those people, because it's going to be months, if not years before they're building homes. So what we're going to try and do is go help some of those people to address that question.

And we're trying to work out the logistics of this, but we're going to go try and find just individual families that have been affected and write checks or basically like visa cash cards to those people, because it's going to be months, if not years before they're building homes. So what we're going to try and do is go help some of those people to address that question.

You just asked like, what are they going to do in the meantime? Yeah. I mean, you know, when my house burned down, I had to live in a hotel, but then I went and bought a camper. Yeah.

You just asked like, what are they going to do in the meantime? Yeah. I mean, you know, when my house burned down, I had to live in a hotel, but then I went and bought a camper. Yeah.

You just asked like, what are they going to do in the meantime? Yeah. I mean, you know, when my house burned down, I had to live in a hotel, but then I went and bought a camper. Yeah.

Yeah. No, that by the thousands, I have no idea.

Yeah. No, that by the thousands, I have no idea.

Yeah. No, that by the thousands, I have no idea.

And even the businesses that burn down, like how do they rebuild? Even if you rebuilt a business, like how long is it going to be until you have enough people around that are living there and functional to help support your business? I mean, I don't know. It's a, it's a nightmare. And who's to say that's not going to happen again in two years?

And even the businesses that burn down, like how do they rebuild? Even if you rebuilt a business, like how long is it going to be until you have enough people around that are living there and functional to help support your business? I mean, I don't know. It's a, it's a nightmare. And who's to say that's not going to happen again in two years?

And even the businesses that burn down, like how do they rebuild? Even if you rebuilt a business, like how long is it going to be until you have enough people around that are living there and functional to help support your business? I mean, I don't know. It's a, it's a nightmare. And who's to say that's not going to happen again in two years?

And if the government's going to pay to do that, then what about Northern California? Are they going to go log... around all these small little towns that are, you know, you look at like a Sealy Lake in Montana. Like, is the government pay to gonna thin the forest around you because you happen to live in a forest?

And if the government's going to pay to do that, then what about Northern California? Are they going to go log... around all these small little towns that are, you know, you look at like a Sealy Lake in Montana. Like, is the government pay to gonna thin the forest around you because you happen to live in a forest?