Tim Sheehy

Well, this is now the most expensive disaster in American history. We're spending billions upon billions recovering from these fires. And, you know, there are estimates out there, you know, that 20,000 to 30,000 Americans a year die from wildfire-related smoke inhalation. You know, and if you're in a valley out in the western U.S.

breathing that smoke-choked air all day every day, it's not good for you.

breathing that smoke-choked air all day every day, it's not good for you.

breathing that smoke-choked air all day every day, it's not good for you.

Oh, I'm sure it did. I mean, it's, when you have abject lawlessness going on in the streets, you know, when what, We reward bad behavior and punish good behavior. You know, when Daniel Penley gets arrested and tried and pardoned and feathered for rescuing people. Yeah, people are afraid to step up.

Oh, I'm sure it did. I mean, it's, when you have abject lawlessness going on in the streets, you know, when what, We reward bad behavior and punish good behavior. You know, when Daniel Penley gets arrested and tried and pardoned and feathered for rescuing people. Yeah, people are afraid to step up.

Oh, I'm sure it did. I mean, it's, when you have abject lawlessness going on in the streets, you know, when what, We reward bad behavior and punish good behavior. You know, when Daniel Penley gets arrested and tried and pardoned and feathered for rescuing people. Yeah, people are afraid to step up.

There was that video of the citizens intercepting the guy with the blowtorch in their neighborhood a couple days ago where he was going to start another fire. And you could tell they were hesitant to take this guy down because they see what happens. Eventually they finally did because clearly they saw what he was about to do. But people are afraid to to get involved now, rightfully so.

There was that video of the citizens intercepting the guy with the blowtorch in their neighborhood a couple days ago where he was going to start another fire. And you could tell they were hesitant to take this guy down because they see what happens. Eventually they finally did because clearly they saw what he was about to do. But people are afraid to to get involved now, rightfully so.

There was that video of the citizens intercepting the guy with the blowtorch in their neighborhood a couple days ago where he was going to start another fire. And you could tell they were hesitant to take this guy down because they see what happens. Eventually they finally did because clearly they saw what he was about to do. But people are afraid to to get involved now, rightfully so.

They're saying, well, I don't want to go, I don't want to stick myself in a situation where I might be the next Daniel Penny. So that falls on law enforcement, who, as we well know, they've been, you know, they've been treated so poorly in places like California these past few years that, you know, they're so demoralized.

They're saying, well, I don't want to go, I don't want to stick myself in a situation where I might be the next Daniel Penny. So that falls on law enforcement, who, as we well know, they've been, you know, they've been treated so poorly in places like California these past few years that, you know, they're so demoralized.

They're saying, well, I don't want to go, I don't want to stick myself in a situation where I might be the next Daniel Penny. So that falls on law enforcement, who, as we well know, they've been, you know, they've been treated so poorly in places like California these past few years that, you know, they're so demoralized.

Yeah. God bless those guys and girls for doing what they're doing. Thank God they're out there, but... Man, it's tough. Tough to know no one's got your back.

Yeah. God bless those guys and girls for doing what they're doing. Thank God they're out there, but... Man, it's tough. Tough to know no one's got your back.

Yeah. God bless those guys and girls for doing what they're doing. Thank God they're out there, but... Man, it's tough. Tough to know no one's got your back.

Absolutely. I mean, CAL FIRE actually is a really good organization. Especially, you know, just... I mean, no one's perfect. There's certainly things that I'm sure they can and could have done better. But, you know, they do a lot with a little. But... They should have had more assets on contract. That's not really a decision they can make.

Absolutely. I mean, CAL FIRE actually is a really good organization. Especially, you know, just... I mean, no one's perfect. There's certainly things that I'm sure they can and could have done better. But, you know, they do a lot with a little. But... They should have had more assets on contract. That's not really a decision they can make.

Absolutely. I mean, CAL FIRE actually is a really good organization. Especially, you know, just... I mean, no one's perfect. There's certainly things that I'm sure they can and could have done better. But, you know, they do a lot with a little. But... They should have had more assets on contract. That's not really a decision they can make.

That's a decision that's going to come from, obviously, the state level. CAL FIRE works for the state. But, you know, they have access to emergency funding. But, you know, at the state level, they have to be giving the directives to CAL FIRE, listen, you need to have all the resources required to be able to respond to fires immediately. You know, California had already lost a whole community