Steve Rinella

With a big smile on his face. Look at the little wiggle he does with his shoulders. Speculator. Watch this. Look at this. Look at this little wiggle. It's excited about the possibilities of speculators coming in. And he's saying, move forward. We're going to move forward on that. These people lost their homes.

A lot of those people don't even have fire insurance because the fire insurance pulled out of California. I think like 69% of fire insurance pulled out of California because they're like, this is too crazy. You guys aren't doing jack shit to manage this. You're not clearing the brush. The amount of money they could have saved by just clearing brush...

A lot of those people don't even have fire insurance because the fire insurance pulled out of California. I think like 69% of fire insurance pulled out of California because they're like, this is too crazy. You guys aren't doing jack shit to manage this. You're not clearing the brush. The amount of money they could have saved by just clearing brush...

A lot of those people don't even have fire insurance because the fire insurance pulled out of California. I think like 69% of fire insurance pulled out of California because they're like, this is too crazy. You guys aren't doing jack shit to manage this. You're not clearing the brush. The amount of money they could have saved by just clearing brush...

Filling the reservoir, that 11 million gallon reservoir was completely empty during the time of full fire season. Why didn't you fix that? It's all insanely mismanaged. And then this guy is on television talking about, ooh, really excited about that. Doing a dance in front of the burned down home that people used to sleep in, where their children would sleep in. This is so disgusting.

Filling the reservoir, that 11 million gallon reservoir was completely empty during the time of full fire season. Why didn't you fix that? It's all insanely mismanaged. And then this guy is on television talking about, ooh, really excited about that. Doing a dance in front of the burned down home that people used to sleep in, where their children would sleep in. This is so disgusting.

Filling the reservoir, that 11 million gallon reservoir was completely empty during the time of full fire season. Why didn't you fix that? It's all insanely mismanaged. And then this guy is on television talking about, ooh, really excited about that. Doing a dance in front of the burned down home that people used to sleep in, where their children would sleep in. This is so disgusting.

That's why I don't want to be governor.

That's why I don't want to be governor.

That's why I don't want to be governor.

He's like, okay. Yeah, got it, got it. Well, I mean, the senator can't do much about it.

He's like, okay. Yeah, got it, got it. Well, I mean, the senator can't do much about it.

He's like, okay. Yeah, got it, got it. Well, I mean, the senator can't do much about it.

A lot of my buddies used to do that in Massachusetts.

A lot of my buddies used to do that in Massachusetts.

A lot of my buddies used to do that in Massachusetts.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you can have – there's a balance, right, in terms of like being environmentally conscious but also recognizing the needs of the human population. And I think that's been distorted in California significantly.