Trump pushes Los Angeles to allow home owners to clear fire damage

 

Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
🚨 Trump just had a 1-on-1 exchange with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass regarding the wildfires. This is so, so refreshing. Just watch. TRUMP: Groups are saying they can't start [rebuilding] for 18 months. MAYOR KAREN BASS: No. You can hold me to that. TRUMP: 4 groups said that. BASS: No. TRUMP: They need to start tonight. BASS: That [delay] will not be the case. But you know first, we have to get rid of hazardous waste. We are expediting everything. We need your help. TRUMP: You've got it. You will have no permit problem, there will be zero delay. I am more worried - at least 8 groups of homeowners, I met. They said it's 18 months. They want to start now, they want to start cleaning up. You said hazardous waste - what is that? You have to define it. Are we gonna go through a whole series of questioning on defining it? BASS: Nope, nope, nope. TRUMP: Let them start the process tonight. BASS: And we will. You can come back and check.
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Matt Van Swol
@matt_vanswol
I cannot thank Laura Ingraham enough for having us on her show for MONTHS to talk about Western North Carolina. While Biden spent 4 months ignoring us, Trump spent his first 4 days helping us. He gave us his OWN microphone and said “tell me your story.” That’s my president.

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