Tim Sheehy

I mean, the Central Valley of California is our most fertile ag area in the whole nation. I mean, of course, there's different, you know, whether it's grains or, you know, soybeans, et cetera, et cetera, but it's one of the most fertile areas in the country. And California farmers are at the center of this fire crisis that we're going to be talking about today.

And, you know, common sense policies have been ignored. And, you know, when we talk about this modern conservative movement, you know, MAGA, America First, I think so much of that is misinterpreted by so many people that America First doesn't mean isolationism. America First doesn't mean nationalism.

And, you know, common sense policies have been ignored. And, you know, when we talk about this modern conservative movement, you know, MAGA, America First, I think so much of that is misinterpreted by so many people that America First doesn't mean isolationism. America First doesn't mean nationalism.

And, you know, common sense policies have been ignored. And, you know, when we talk about this modern conservative movement, you know, MAGA, America First, I think so much of that is misinterpreted by so many people that America First doesn't mean isolationism. America First doesn't mean nationalism.

All America First means is the American people, it's not too much for the American people to ask and expect that the government that they've elected and pay for makes decisions that are good for them. We put the American people first. We put American businesses first. We put the American border first. We make decisions as elected officials.

All America First means is the American people, it's not too much for the American people to ask and expect that the government that they've elected and pay for makes decisions that are good for them. We put the American people first. We put American businesses first. We put the American border first. We make decisions as elected officials.

All America First means is the American people, it's not too much for the American people to ask and expect that the government that they've elected and pay for makes decisions that are good for them. We put the American people first. We put American businesses first. We put the American border first. We make decisions as elected officials.

We may disagree on details and procedure, but ultimately, when we make a decision, it's for what's good for the American people. And what we've been seeing for so many years now are decisions that are bad for the American people. We put the rest of the world first. We put Southern California. We're putting environmental groups first. We're putting the smelt fish first.

We may disagree on details and procedure, but ultimately, when we make a decision, it's for what's good for the American people. And what we've been seeing for so many years now are decisions that are bad for the American people. We put the rest of the world first. We put Southern California. We're putting environmental groups first. We're putting the smelt fish first.

We may disagree on details and procedure, but ultimately, when we make a decision, it's for what's good for the American people. And what we've been seeing for so many years now are decisions that are bad for the American people. We put the rest of the world first. We put Southern California. We're putting environmental groups first. We're putting the smelt fish first.

We're putting endangered iceberg lettuce first. We're saying, you can't pump water out of this reservoir because there's a snail in there that's endangered. Don't touch that water. We're saying, don't cut any of those trees out of that forest because it's a protected area. Well, guess what? That forest burns.

We're putting endangered iceberg lettuce first. We're saying, you can't pump water out of this reservoir because there's a snail in there that's endangered. Don't touch that water. We're saying, don't cut any of those trees out of that forest because it's a protected area. Well, guess what? That forest burns.

We're putting endangered iceberg lettuce first. We're saying, you can't pump water out of this reservoir because there's a snail in there that's endangered. Don't touch that water. We're saying, don't cut any of those trees out of that forest because it's a protected area. Well, guess what? That forest burns.

We're saying, you know, we're not going to be ready to have community resilience for this because it violates our Endangered Species Act protections, and then we're not ready for a fire. So I think this fire, you know, is going to be a wake-up call for the whole country because, you know, I started my companies – quick background to how I got into fire. How is a Navy SEAL senator now?

We're saying, you know, we're not going to be ready to have community resilience for this because it violates our Endangered Species Act protections, and then we're not ready for a fire. So I think this fire, you know, is going to be a wake-up call for the whole country because, you know, I started my companies – quick background to how I got into fire. How is a Navy SEAL senator now?

We're saying, you know, we're not going to be ready to have community resilience for this because it violates our Endangered Species Act protections, and then we're not ready for a fire. So I think this fire, you know, is going to be a wake-up call for the whole country because, you know, I started my companies – quick background to how I got into fire. How is a Navy SEAL senator now?

What does wildfire have to do with me? Like you, served overseas, the SEAL team leader. And as you know, during those war years, we got very good at integrating close air support and airborne ISR real time into a ground team. And for years, do you know when the first time aircraft were used in support of military operations? No, I don't. Napoleonic Wars.

What does wildfire have to do with me? Like you, served overseas, the SEAL team leader. And as you know, during those war years, we got very good at integrating close air support and airborne ISR real time into a ground team. And for years, do you know when the first time aircraft were used in support of military operations? No, I don't. Napoleonic Wars.

What does wildfire have to do with me? Like you, served overseas, the SEAL team leader. And as you know, during those war years, we got very good at integrating close air support and airborne ISR real time into a ground team. And for years, do you know when the first time aircraft were used in support of military operations? No, I don't. Napoleonic Wars.

They started hot air balloons on a tether up so they could spot for the artillery and deflate.