LA Fires: What They Don't Want You To Know

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Los Angeles is facing its most destructive wildfire in history—lives lost, homes destroyed, and damages skyrocketing to billions on just DAY 2. But here’s the kicker: Fire Chief Kristin Crowley warned about this disaster weeks ago in a 22-page report. She outlined how massive budget cuts approved by Mayor Karen Bass left the fire department unprepared for a catastrophe of this scale. And now, we’re living the nightmare she predicted.

In this video, we break down:
• The $17M budget cut crippling LAFD’s emergency response.
• Dry brush, non-functional fire hydrants, and delayed response times—issues that were literally predicted.
• How L.A. spends more on homelessness (half of which went unspent) than on fire prevention.
• The chaos on the ground: looting, arson, and citizen arrests.
• Shocking clips, including Mayor Bass returning from Ghana to a public outcry and Governor Newsom confronted about the hydrant failures.

Is this a funding failure or a leadership disaster? Or both? Let’s dive into the facts, the outrage, and the shocking reality of a system that was supposed to protect LA's citizens.