Already, just over 1% of Los Angeles has been burnt to the ground, and the impact is so massive you can see it from space.

And the thing is, this level of destruction possibly could have all been prevented.

In fact, there was someone who warned all of LA just 6 months ago.

But in spite of those warnings, because of one man and one woman's decisions, this LA is on fire, and the people are suffering a terrible disaster.

So for this episode, 不要準備爆米花, because a lot of our viewers actually live in LA, and they are suffering through this disaster right now.

So this episode is dedicated to you guys, because 真的是 代誌多屌。 所以我們上一集有介紹過最完美的最有錢的加拿大, and our 超級帥

Prime Minister completely transformed it into a shithole.

From implementing ridiculous woke DEI policies, to increasing the national debt by tenfold, and ultimately turning some of its most beautiful cities into crime and drug-infested rat holes.

Well…

California is facing a $68 billion budget shortfall.

Last year, California had a $97 billion surplus.

So much money, the state gave back cash to Californians in what was called the middle class tax refund.

A year later, we're facing a deficit.

Californians across California are now paying more in taxes because of a series of spending decisions state leaders made over the last couple of years.

The state did not pay back its $20 billion loan from the federal government that helped with California's unemployment costs during the pandemic.

Even though the state had budget surpluses coming out of the pandemic, they put nothing towards the principle of that loan.

$27.6 billion.

That's what Governor Gavin Newsom believes is the size of the state's projected budget deficit.

But this new report from the non-partisan Legislative Analyst's Office independently reviewed Newsom's budget and concluded the governor is facing a $55 billion deficit, twice the size of his projection.

Look no further than its neighbor to the south, in my country, you will find on an even larger scale, a state governor who be tuto hai suai liam pei, has also been spending the past nine years doing some very horrible shit.

We said yes to women's fundamental constitutional right to decide for herself what she does with her body, her fate and future.

We said yes to diversity.

We said yes to inclusion.

We said yes to pluralism.

We said yes, economic justice, social justice, racial justice, environmental justice, our values where California has made so much progress.

All of those things were on the ballot this evening.

We Californians know how much a house matters and children matter.

You good?

Now I'm going to tell you what you need to know, if the mayor or the governor or even the president is too handsome, things are very easy to go wrong.

Los Angeles is dealing with a spike in brazen and sometimes deadly robberies.

From high end stores in Hollywood to mansions there, thieves have been stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry, electronics and much more.

L.A. police say robberies are up about 17 percent this year compared to the same time last year.

We're struggling.

We've got to go to our community churches to get potatoes, rice, eggs, juices, stuff like that to help feed our family because we can't make we can't make groceries.

Times are getting hard.

Mash and grabs, luxury store shakedowns, the pillaging of department stores.

The governor insisting the system is in place that can fix the problem.

Police need to arrest them.

Prosecutors need to prosecute them.

Judges need to hold people accountable.

The jury is already in on this one.

If you elect a government official who's just a little bit too handsome, the chances of him being a political scoundrel skyrocket to the moon.

Motor Vehicles offices around California started accepting driver's license applications from people in the country illegally.

DMVs are expecting millions of applications.

There are also several new laws to protect illegal immigrants in California.

They passed SB 5 4, the sanctuary city bill, limiting the amount of cooperation between state and local law enforcement and Immigration Customs Enforcement or ICE.

A big victory in Sacramento for the controversial California Sanctuary State Bill, also known as SB 54.

On an 8 to 3 vote, the State Assembly Judiciary Committee approved the bill, which would move

California one more step forward to challenging the Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants.

Now, California has been the American epicenter for a lot of ridiculous DEI policies, and it has caused quite a few social problems as a result.

But here's the thing.

There's actually one thing that ranks right above DEI, known as ESG, Environmental Social

Governance.

And DEI represents the S in ESG.

Drivers in the Golden State typically pay well above the U.S. national average.

Part of the reason why prices have been so high is that California has really restricted the ability for refineries to expand and grow.

California has its own standards for what type of gasoline must be used.

It's the only state in the nation in which an Air Resources Board, that is the California

Air Resources Board, supersedes the federal government, the EPA's requirements.

Well, new regulations on California emissions could actually lead to higher gas prices here

The state's Air Resources Board voting to move forward with the controversial plan tonight.

It's meant to reduce planet warming emission, but drivers here at home don't think it should cost them.

The California Air Resources Board voted to pass stricter state regulations to reduce fuel emissions while also funding electric car charging stations.

Working families in our inland region, many of whom lack access to reliable alternatives to driving, are deserving of more state resources to facilitate their transportation needs.

So that S in ESG, the DEI policies, has resulted in your social media feed being riddled with people arguing all over the place and also giving us a lot of content.

But the E in ESG, representing Environmental Protection Policies, has the ability to change your life, your work, and even the entire country.

The battle over SpaceX rocket launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base is reaching new heights.

Governor Gavin Newsom is now weighing in on a lawsuit launched by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk against the state's Coastal Commission.

Musk claims the commission is blocking him from expanding launches from the base because of politics.

With Elon Musk announcing in protest, he is moving the headquarters for his companies

SpaceX and X from California to Texas.

This comes after the state banned school districts from requiring staff to inform parents about their child's gender identity change.

It's the first law like it across the nation, signed by Governor Newsom on Monday.

The tech billionaire wrote on his platform X, this is the final straw.

Because of this law and many others that preceded it, attacking both families and companies,

SpaceX will now move its HQ from Hawthorne, California to Starbase, Texas.

These ESG policies were so out of control that it even caused Elon Musk to completely pack up and move his entire SpaceX operation to my home state in Texas.

Gavin Newsom's message on this day, more water and more jobs in Colusa County, where the land for the state's proposed sites reservoir sits, waiting for a groundbreaking.

And we're going to continue to advocate for federal resources.

Donald Trump, this is your kind of project.

We did everything on our permitting to do our part in terms of expediting this.

Republican Assembly Member James Gallagher says construction on sites should have started already, and that state agencies like the Department of Fish and Wildlife and the State

Water Resources Control Board have delayed permitting under Newsom's watch.

Fun fact, Southern California is dry as fuck, and that is where the scene of this horrible crime is taking place right now.

L.A. receives just one-eighth of Taiwan's annual rainfall, yo.

Now, although our country does experience a few water shortages from time to time, it is nothing compared to what L.A. goes through on a yearly basis.

And originally, their solution to combat this issue was the sites reservoir.

Progress on the sites reservoir in Colusa and Glen Counties has been on hold for several years.

The sites reservoir, about 75 miles northwest of Sacramento, would store enough water to meet the annual needs of three million California households.

Environmental challenges have been stalling the project.

Now, the sites reservoir has the potential to deliver Northern California's resources to SoCal's L.A., helping to keep the place from becoming too dry, and most importantly, better helping to prevent wildfires.

But under Gavin's new ESG policies, just like the EI, you cannot discriminate against any living being, even tiny little bitty fish.

They said, we have no water.

I said, do you have a drought?

No, we don't have a drought.

I said, why don't you have no water?

Because the water isn't allowed to flow down.

It's got a natural flow from Canada all the way up north.

More water than they could ever use.

And in order to protect a tiny little fish, the water up north gets routed into the Pacific

Ocean.

Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured.

Dude, even the orange man knew about this problem way before this went down.

And it ain't no secret that that entire state is completely against him.

But in spite of all that, he still expresses concern and recognizes the severity of the problem.

I talked to a fireman once.

He goes, dude, one day, he goes, it's just going to be the right wind and fire's going to start in the right place and it's going to burn through L.A. all the way to the ocean and there's not a thing we can do about it.

I go, really?

He goes, yeah, we're just, we just get lucky.

He goes, we get lucky with the wind.

He goes, but if the wind hits the wrong way, it's just going to burn straight through L.A.

and there's not going to be a thing we can do about it.

Now, the Trump clip was from two months ago, but that firefighter Joe Rogan clip was from nearly seven months ago, yo.

Even then, these fools were warning Taiji Tua Tiao.

And then just a half year later, the worst wildfire in the city's entire history appeared.

So let's review Gavin Newsom's policy so far.

Between ESG and DEI, you have an increasingly severe illegal immigration crisis, an increase in crime and carbon emissions fees more than doubling for local companies.

And over the course of the six years since Gavin Newsom took office, California's debt has increased suddenly bay.

And then couple all that with his ridiculous commitment to save wildlife, even at the expense of the Californian people, the construction of a new reservoir was blocked.

Fuck.

And let's be clear.

This is not direct cause and effect.

Gavin Newsom's actions indirectly contributed to the situation that L.A. finds itself in right now.

But remember, at the beginning of this video, I said that it was two people's decisions that led to the predicament that L.A. finds itself in now.

And unlike Gavin Newsom, the decisions that this second person made are a direct cause as fuck.

Bring in California public enemy number one, Karen Ruth Bass.

Do you owe citizens an apology for being absent while their homes were burning?

Do you regret cutting the fire department budget by millions of dollars, Madam Mayor?

Have you nothing to say today?

Have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today?

Elon Musk says that you're utterly incompetent.

Are you considering your position?

Madam Mayor, have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today who are dealing with this disaster?

The ironically named Karen Bass is the current mayor of Los Angeles.

And as you know, in California, you know, when it comes to politics, you can't survive unless you are a Democrat.

It's true.

As you know, a lot of our viewers live in L.A. and you probably have quite a few strong opinions when it comes to California and L.A.'s immigration policies.

In fact, why don't you share some down below?

I'm very familiar with Kamala Harris as the senator and attorney general in California.

And I can tell you that the words that she has often spoken when it comes to defunding the police and ice kin to the KKK is demoralizing to law enforcement and those trying to protect our country and protect victims.

Hundreds of people coming through a day where I visited and I saw people from Yemen, China coming through.

A friend of mine, Jody Jones, his brother was killed at an a.m. p.m. mini mart where an illegal immigrant who had been deported three times over found his way back into the

United States, attempted a robbery and killed a man.

We're starting to see is an influx of Mandarin or those from China.

We're unraveling a human case of over 40 women.

Last year, when we covered Lin Yun-ko, we talked about how L.A. has a serious police officer shortage.

We're talking about a little over 9000 police officers in the entire department.

And let's do the math again, shall we?

If they change shifts every 12 hours, that's one officer for 900 people.

There were no reductions that were made that would have impacted the situation that we were dealing with over the last couple of days.

There was a little bit of confusion because money was allocated to be distributed later on, which was actually going to support salaries and other parts of the fire department that were distributed a little later.

So I think it's most important to understand that we were in tough budgetary times.

Everybody knew that.

But that the impact of our budget really did not impact what we've been going through over the last few days.

One group was in an even worse position than the LAPD is the LAFD, whose firefighting force is barely one third than that of the police department, and only a thousand are on active duty at any period of time.

With the population of LA almost at 4 million people,

The federal government is cutting the city of LA a check for nearly $22 million to help house migrants.

The city has made itself a sanctuary for migrants arriving in the country, but has had a tough time finding them homes.

Many have been set up at the Union Rescue Mission on Skid Row, while others have pitched tents on sidewalks.

So the city of LA is more than willing to break off a little bit of change for some illegal immigrants, but when it comes to funding the severely understaffed LAFD,

Fun fact, fire don't give a fuck about your gender, your skin color, or what letter of the alphabet you represent.

It is an equal opportunity as creator.

Every day, the LAFD is called upon to respond to crises, and today it is taking a step to resolve one of its own.

The department's first ever Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Bureau will launch in January, one year since its first-ever female fire chief, Kristen Crowley, was appointed.

People ask me, what number are you looking for?