SHOCKING Wildfire Update - Adam Carolla is FURIOUS! + White House Correspondents’ Shooting
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What updates does Adam Carolla provide on the wildfire rebuilding process?
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, it's the Adam Corolla Show. Today's guest, Alicia Krauss. Plus the news. And now, your host, Adam Corolla.
Yeah, get it on, got to get it on. Get it on. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks for telling a friend. Checking everything out on YouTube. I see the numbers. Thanks. Alicia Krauss is here. Sure am. Big news. So we thought we'd bring Alicia in who's got insights and thoughts, but we got a lot of time to get to that. So a thought, I'll tell you something that we discovered a couple of days ago, which was Andrew and I were out about shooting with our Malibu vlog, our fire vlog, and we're going to Spencer Pratt's Airstream trailer where his house used to be. And we were up on the hill. We looked down and noticed the reservoir was completely empty for the fire. It feels wrong to laugh at it, but it's like, what else is new?
Andrew flew his drone. Oh, that's cool. Over... the reservoir and it's really cool high def stuff you see you know crows going by and he's flying over this reservoir which is up in the hills of the palisades that once again is completely empty It is bone dry. And actually, there's two aqueducts, and both of them are dry. So I don't know that we learned our lesson. But you can go to amcrow.com and see us. It's pretty majestic stuff. It's pretty crazy. But it is a full-blown, empty aqueduct sitting... By the way... You can take the drone off from a burnt out lot where the fire, there's many homes that were burnt out in that same area that now has the dry aqueduct. Well, had the dry aqueduct and still has the dry aqueduct.
Yes, you're right. I don't know that it ever got refilled in the last year and a half. And also, on that note, it's been a year and a half, and there is no building in Malibu whatsoever. And here's the thing that's interesting, I think. Altadena is a much different demographic. That is... I'm going to make this up, but the average income of the person who lives along PCH that was burnt out on the ocean side— Ooh, real rich. The average income is probably 15 to 20 a year, maybe on the low side. Maybe it's—I mean— God, what's his name's house? I'll think of whose house is up there. And Andrew will tell me, too. I mean, I could list all the celebrities that I know that have spots in Malibu. And some of them have second homes out there.
Yeah, yeah. There's a lot of—oh, for sure. There's a lot of that. I mean, average income, maybe $40 or $50. million along there. Now you go to Altadena and the average thing is $72,000 a year combined or something. A lot of, a lot of the people in Altadena that lost places, they were multi-generational homes and there are people, there are a lot of blue collar hourly workers or friends of ours that are like both parents working two kids in public school, like first home, probably their only home they're ever going to have. Yeah, listen, I come from these people. My dad lived and ended up in Altadena, but my mom lived in a house in North Hollywood, and then her mom died, and then she moved to her house, her other house in North Hollywood.
I mean, whatever wealth my mom had, which was not—it was only shit her mom left her in the form of a home— Which one was $10,000 in the early 50s. The other was $12,000 in the early 50s. And then she sold the house I grew up in for like $680 10 years ago. And they bulldozed it.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What updates does Adam Carolla provide on the wildfire rebuilding process?
0:00–6:57
2
What issues does Adam raise about the Malibu construction project?
6:57–16:07
3
What insights does Adam share about the new Hulk Hogan documentary?
16:07–20:01
4
How does Adam Carolla feel about unions and their impact?
20:01–1:41:44
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