Kevin Stitt

I ended up bringing in some air assets to suppress the fires.

We have all of forestry, all the state assets right now are trying to suppress them.

But when we had 59 mile an hour gusty winds yesterday,

and then this low humidity.

And so really, it's super hard to contain those when it's that dry and that windy.

So we're trying to get on top of them right now.

Is that what you call me now, McSteamy?

Living a double life, not my biggest regret.

He had to evacuate the town of Tyrone.

Woodward, they're about 15% to 20% contained, but we have about, I don't know, 150,000 acres so far that's burned, reports of livestock that were damaged.

Nobody likes feds coming into their state.

And so what's the goal right now?

Now Americans are asking themselves,

What is the end game?

What is the solution?

And, you know, we believe in federalism and state rights and nobody likes feds coming into their state.

And so what's the goal right now?

We're subject to Mother Nature.

We're doing all we can, but Mother Nature is pretty tough, unforgiving.

So we're just encouraging people to stay home.