what you would call her. i'm supposed to dry cleaner suit wants or twice a year. i've been over dry-cleaning my suits and it's been taking the shine off and ruining the fabric. don't dry clean your suits so much. unless you stain them a lot. brian, sounds like michelle is on assignment. very good. ron from vermilion, bill and melania on opposite sides, was hillary in charge of the seating chart? rick from finley ohio if i were kamala i would sit between them to. that's all for tonight, dvr the show and remember i'm waters and this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity. we begin with the fox news

alert, southern california is utterly devastated, entire neighbourhoods burned to the ground. tens of thousands are now homeless and the true death toll still remains a mystery. the fire continues to burn all across los angeles but progress a little bit being made. no thanks to the mayor, governor or president biden. he's on the ground in california tonight. what's the latest out there? >> it is one of the most iconic places in the world but it will never look the same. we are standing a role poems right here, you might be able to hear the waves but now you can see what is left. burnt down garage door and the charred remains of what was a family's home. we are also learning tonight that this fire not only destructive but quite possibly deadly. investigators discovered the remains of a human being inside

a burn down home about a few blocks from where we are standing here in malibu danmak they are trying to determine if this person died during the fire and as a result of the fire the remains were discovered after police performed a welfare check the person hasn't been identified. what i can tell you as we've been spending some time driving up and down pch whether it is a multimillion dollar mansion owned by somebody who's very wealthy or an entire mobile home owned by regular old folk. this fire spare nobody. so many homes burned to the ground this will never look the same. it isn't quite as windy as it was the previous night's so we are seeing a lot of firefighters out and about trying to put out some of those fires and it's also one of the things we are seeing right here. a line of paramedics and fire personnel trying to get out there and trying to contain this fire that has burnt almost

20,000 acres. 0% containment. >> any update on weather are not water is now available if the hydrants did not have a lot of water in the early hours and days of this. >> i can tell you last night we saw a lot of firefighters out, they were using the hydrants and it seemed like the had a lot of water. i asked what's the situation with the water and they said so far, so good. we need the winds to die down. >> sean: thank you. now in just a moment we will show you a remarkable scene in d.c. donald trump, barack obama, george w. bush, the clintons, kamala harris all gathered for jimmy carter's funeral and we have a body language expert who's going to analyse. appears to be a very -- very friendly conversation. i've got to find out what that was about. while kamala looked on with envy. a warning to those on the left,

those of you that are obsessed, those of you that believe with religious fervour in this eco-socialist marxist statist utopia under the green new deal, it's not going to end well. pay attention to what's happening in california. free universal health care, day care, child care, guaranteed healthy food and housing in retirement, everything taking care of. college tuition, universal basic income, dedication to putting co2 emissions above all else. it might sound alarming still to some of you. look at california, it is a disaster. take a look at the state. the so-called progressive one-party deep blue state. they have been pursuing their own version of the green new deal for many years now. they spent $31 billion a year

only on social welfare programs. the states 322 billion-dollar budget also funded some fire prevention and water projects, none of them have been completed because of permitting. environmental reviews. 11 years ago california broke ground on a $100 billion high-speed rail system, it's nowhere near completion. the first section of tracks has not even been finished. in l.a. throughout the state, billions and billions are also spent on dei programs. more on green energy projects like l.a.'s 800 electric street sweepers. they cost 800 grand a piece. the city can find enough money for its fire department to fund them. recently the mayor cut 17 and a half million dollars from the departments budget. the fire chief wrote a letter warning the budget cuts would

severely limit their disaster response capabilities like this. keep in mind wildfires are common in southern california. the mayor apparently doesn't care. she was in ghana when the fire broke out. when she did return to the u.s., the mayor docked any and all questions about her role in the disaster. the next day she refused to take any responsibility and didn't even know were to direct people on the web or what number to call. take a look. >> we have to protect lives, we have to save lives and we have to save homes. rest assured win that is done, when lives have been saved and homes have been saved we will absolutely do an evaluation to look out what worked, what didn't work and to correct or to

hold accountable anybody, department, individual. my focus right now is on lives and on homes. >> do you think your leadership was effective while responding to this disaster? >> i just said of what i believe is the most important thing for us to do right now and that is going to continue to be my focus thank you. >> a little too late. they could've cleared the brush. the kindling for these fires. they could've had control burns to prevent these fires from getting out of control and they could've had water available from the minute they started. they weren't the only so-called leader passing the buck. we told you the fire hydrants ran out of water in part because of statewide environmental regulations. l.a. county, they sent a widespread evacuation order by mistake last night causing mass panic and confusion. over on cnn, california

governor gasset -- avenue some took no responsibility. take a look. >> what is the situation with the water... they left because there was no water in the hydrant here. >> local folks are trying to figure that out. when you have a system that's not dissimilar to what we see another large-scale fires whether it be pipe, electricity or overwhelm of the system. those hydrants are typical for two or three fires, maybe one fire. that's going to be determined by ... >> you figure it out. let me get this straight. you have a state known for wildfires, they don't have hydrants that have water. the state is dumping millions and millions of gallons of water into the pacific ocean instead of filling reservoirs for such emergencies like this. because of environmental concerns about a delta smelt are

whatever small fish they are trying to protect. according to the governor the locals will need to sort it out themselves and it's up to a local mayor like that jeannie is mayor of l.a. to figure this out today he even tried to avoid answering questions from a woman she lost everything. she's desperate. the governor seemingly pretending to get on the phone with joe biden. take a look. >> that was my daughter's school. tell me what you were going to do. >> i'm talking to the president right now to specifically answer the question of what we can do for you and your daughter. >> can i hear your call because i don't believe it. >> i'm sorry i've tried five times that's why i'm walking around to make the call. >> i want to be here when you call the president. >> i'm doing that right now.

[inaudible] i have four kids. >> everyone who went to school there lost their homes because they were living in one building please tell me what you going to do with the president right now. >> we are getting the resources to help rebuild the. >> why was there is no water in the hydrants governor . is going to be different next time? >> it has to be. of course. >> what you going to do? >> i would fill them up personally. i would fill up the hydrants myself. would you do that? >> i'm going to do whatever i can. >> but you are not. >> it's what they didn't do beforehand. thousands of people now must begin the process of trying to rebuild their lives. trying to call joe biden giving

his frequent maps, it's probably unlikely he was on the phone are willing to pick up the phone. there is virtually no leadership out of washington, d.c., and today the president kind of like yesterday only concerned about himself. actually joked about the fire. it's not a joke, while introducing kamala harris. >> i know you are directly effectiv affected so you fire away, no pun intended. >> thank you mr. president . >> sean: really joe? yesterday suppressor. biden made it all about himself and he was proud of the fact that he was a great-grandfather and only seemed concerned about his sons, and that he may have lost his house. his vice president longtime advocate for the left's radical socialist green new deal equity obsession, here she is in 2022 vowing to dole out any disaster relief on the basis of racial

and environmental equity. listen. >> it is our lowest income communities and our communities of colour that are most impacted. by these extreme conditions and impacted by issues that are not of their own making. absolutely. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity and understanding that we fight for equality but we also need to fight for equity understanding not everyone starts out at the same place and if we want people to be an equal place sometimes we have to take into account those disparities. >> this is madness, keep in mind california is the greatest example of how this woke equity obsessed environmental radical socialism green new deal state is him mark uses him socialism. this is how it plays out.

this is what america avoided in the last election. feel-good programs, prioritized over infrastructure, safety, leaders who chose them for their identity instead of their merit. the preparedness, capabilities to climb. it is a disaster waiting to happen. that would be -- this would be kamala's america, god forbid if she one. thank you -- thank god all of you stop that from happening. when you prioritize radical environmentalism, socialism, dependency. how to the green new deal come about? getting everybody a womb to the tune cradle to grave society. when you go to dependency on government like this, all we can california, it ends in disaster. whatever name or manifestation, socialism, marxism, whatever you get unfulfilled promises. then you end up paying and losing a fortune of money.

people are poor and then you calculate how much freedom you gave up in the name of false security. thousands of homes, businesses were destroyed and it could've been been prevented. fellow americans lost everything and as for the environment, the left they claim so much about, what about the amount of co2 released into the atmosphere from this week's fire. it makes everyone of their green measures knowledge and void. the founder of public news and the chair of free speech at the university of austin, michael shellenberger is with us. let's get your reaction to all of this. you are aware of all these measures that are been put in place over the years. >> who could have guessed that the people who were so anti-civilization would be so bad at maintaining civilization. this was completely preventable. we knew there were santa ana winds. we knew there was huge fire risk. many reports have been done on this.

we saw that helicopters actually do a good job when they are mobilized, why weren't they mobilized for the pacific palisades fire? why was in the national guard mobilized earlier? why did we not have enough water for the fire hydrants. there's many excuses that get made to explain these things and while the reservoirs were full, there weren't enough reservoirs. we haven't had a significant water project built since 1979. l.a. is right next to the ocean so why don't we have desalination plants like they have in israel that work incredibly well that would've been able to pump fresh water right from the oceans. it's a catastrophe, people should be outraged about it. it's a direct consequence of what you were saying. we saw voters making racialist assumptions, decided not to elect the white male candidate. iselle focus groups were voters talked about they didn't want to vote for the white male candidate even though he was

talking about increasing the fire department budget where is the mayor cut it. we talk about these culture wars as though it doesn't affect anything. i we see the effect of the radical left's culture war against civilization and against the united states directly on the ground in los angeles. >> you watched all of these measures unfold before your eyes and how is it they didn't have water? how is it possible that they cut the budget in this particular case and how come the port of l.a. got $650 million for environmental updates, how did that happen? how do you prioritize things that way? >> it comes out of a radical antihuman, anti-civilization ideology. president trump talked about the smelted that they use as an excuse to prevent moving water from the north to the south which is the only reason that los angeles can exist. they needed to move more water,

needed to raise the size of reservoirs. we need and more reservoirs and more water recycling and desalination but it was opposed by the environmental groups whose donors controlled avenue some. they control the mayor. they didn't want those things done and that's why they talk a big game and he drags his feet. he never makes these things happen on the ground. >> we appreciate it. here with more is the host of the keeping it real podcast jillian michaels. you lost not one but two homes that you i don't to california wildfires. what was your reaction to the interaction between governor newsom and that woman are your reaction to the mayor and her lack of empathy or excuse making that when on the last two days or silence. >> complete outrage. and what struck me was when she said governor will it be different next time and he said well it has to be and i thought

next time, this is not your first rodeo buddy. it should have been different this time. and it isn't going to be different because he has had numerous opportunities to change things and as we just heard michael say who is brilliant, he's beholden to his donors and that's why he drags his feet and nothing that was meant to be put in place to prevent this from happening again like fixing infrastructure, like building the new reservoirs. none of that happened and that's why we are here again. >> so many people losing their homes. so many people, what is so frustrating about all of it is every bit of this when you look at it in retrospect could have been prevented. you talked about 2014. that was supposed to have the water there, they were supposed out the reservoirs, you heard governor newsom say that's up to the local government to decide. how does a state that is

frequent wildfires not prioritize that knowing it's going to be needed? >> you bring up a great point. if you allow me to play devil's advocate for a moment, knowing that you have a state that's prone to wildfires, you have the winds, you have dry conditions. let's go with climate change. you've got rampant climate change. well if that's going to be your argument then you know you have a... once you have prepared extensively? let me point out that northern malibu just burned a few months ago. students were sheltering in place at pepperdine. this is not a one-off. it's not a postmortem. when this is done we are going to look back and people are going to pay. you will look back? you've had years to look back. who's going to pay? are you going to pay? people are devastated.

this is the beginning. adam carolla has gone viral for saying that it's going to be an impossible to rebuild. i can speak from personal experience that it took me a year just to clean up the disaster that happened at my home in 2018 just to get a permit. we haven't even seen the beginning of what chaos this is going to rack. >> explain what happened in 2018. it took you how long to begin the process to build back your home? >> why don't we talk about how the fire started? the fire started because pg nd never updated their power lines. had equipment on the power lines that was 80 to 100 years old that failed. they supported gavin newsom's run for governor in 2018, hippie -- he became governor in 2019, never held them accountable and to be totally honest there is tremendous amount of information online about he literally help

them evade the consequences for that fire. nothings been updated since. we lost our home, we are very lucky. we were well insured. we were fine unlike many other people who are going to suffer in unbelief -- in unbelievable ways that won't be able to rebuild that are going to be financially devastated from this. all i had to struggle with was let me call my insurance company and they will find me a nice place to live and they did. that said i then spent a year just trying to go to the city but because of the coastal commission in malibu and get through the red tape to clean up my house and the ridiculous part is if we are going to talk about the environment, all of this stuff is going to run off into the ocean. look at the wildlife that's been devastated in these fires. there's heartbreaking video of wild animals running on roads that are on fire. people in tears. homes burned to the ground. lives have been lost and for

what? honestly. >> it was interesting in the last year and a half, insurance companies have been pulling back because they knew this was coming and they knew the state wasn't prepared and they knew at the end of the day it would probably themselves end up going bankrupt if they insured all these homes so they pulled out. that was the greatest indicator or preview of coming attractions if you will. sorry about all you've been through, thank you for being with us. interactions between former presidents and politicians. we have a body language expert. break it all down and... all straight ahead. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in

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speed to the internet is buzzing over a very interesting interaction that -- at jimmy carter's funeral earlier today. they were seen laughing together , talking at length, prompting kamala harris to glare at them at one particular point.

numerous lip readers have tried to interpret what was being said. one claiming trump told obama they will need to find a quiet place to discuss a matter of importance. here now with body language expert... i thought he was saying i know you voted for me, admitted, you can tell me. nobody will know. how did you interpret that exchange? i've got to find out what happened, i really do. >> this was really interesting. thank you for bringing that up. if you look at president obama's hand gesture, you see his thumb pointing out. she was asking a question and he's leaning in.

you can see president obama listening but you can see these horizontal wrinkles across his forehead, his eyebrows were lifted, his mouth was turned down slightly. whatever trump said to him that what we're looking at is his exchange. there was something about that that upset him because that is what created those horizontal wrinkles. f that's what you had stated earlier what was asked to him that would make sense of what his -- why he at that reaction. he certainly didn't -- there wasn't a positive exchange there. >> contrary to trump and obama, the greeting if you want to call it that between kamala harris and the bidens, that kind of appeared to be anything but friendly.

>> barely a hello. what do you make of that? >> this is what we call stonewalling. when you don't want to make connections with someone you block them off so there's no eye contact, no comrade or a between the two of them, he's looking straight ahead. no interpersonal communication that's going on so this was what we call stonewalling. >> trump and obama's conversation wasn't the only interaction that caused a stir online. i don't know what to make of this particular could help former president george w. bush created -- greeted former president obama. what you make of that? >> first of all i think what's happening is that social media is blowing up.

they think there is some sort of anger issue that's going on. it was a very quick tap but on the other hand how often have you seen a friend of yours out and you don't have time to say hello are you don't want to embrace but you tap and say how's it going. i think it's a friendly top in between the two of them. >> thank you, we appreciate it. the democrats leadership has been on full display in the wake of the devastating wildfires in southern california. los angeles mayor refused to answer questions when confronted. biden celebrating becoming a great-grandfather and appeared to make light of the tragic situation earlier today. >> [inaudible question by the media] >> no you are directly affected. fire away.

>> thank you mr. president . >> it's astounding what's happening. [inaudible] >> here with reaction the host of dr. drew... there is a certain mentality in my mind that if you don't have the proper amount of empathy, joe biden has a habit of making everything about him. i once had a fire in my house, it was a minor kitchen fire. it was never a big house fire. he talks about his son and being a great-grandfather. meanwhile thousands of people in the southland and southern california are losing everything.

and they are losing it because of government incompetence. how do you miss that point? >> you miss it win you are not capable of empathy. we've all discussed at length over the last couple of years the restriction in his cognition. some of this would be related to his nodal -- neurological status are maybe what he's being treated with to assist with his features. really win somebody says as opposed to life -- tell me about what you are experiencing, i feel horrible for you, that's a narcissistic moment. it's about me. i can relate to what you are going through because let me tell you a story where i went through something similar. that's the opposite of empathy and you showed karen bass where she started, it was a reporter asking about why she was in ghana, does -- he asked this

several times and she froze. these guys are used to being the cool kids. there used to being the party of joy and the guys that are celebrated. and then they go ahead and be completely incompetent at functioning as a governing body. there is no governing functioning in this city in this state. i live in pasadena, we were hit hard here. do you hear complaints about pasadena? it functions exceedingly well. it was devastation what happened here but things work here. we aren't complaining. but they are in angeles, the mayor was absent and absent again when asked if she could lead us through this, she should have said i took my eye off the ball. i should have been here, i feel terrible about it. we're going to take care of

things i assure you can rely on me. simple leadership. instead, i'm shocked that you are not celebrating with me and dancing because i'm the good guy, i'm surprised that you have any questions for me since you question me and my infinite wisdom as the leader here. what was she doing in ghana, why weren't you here, why don't you solve this problem. why was there no water? what is going on? jillian michaels talking about the fact that this is happened repeatedly, it has. if they are interested in climate change let's lean into that. you're concern is co2 in the environment. between 2020 and 2024 you just ruined all of the progress you made with co2 restrictions in the state across 25 years times a factor of two. just with these fires. if you were actually worried

about co2 in the air, these fires should be your first priority and they are doing nothing to reduce them are make the next one less devastating. >> knowing the propensity and knowing the magnitude of these fires that happens so often out there, why don't they embrace the science of forestry? why don't they clear the brush? why don't they have controlled burns? why don't they ensure that every area and neighbourhood has fire hydrants and enough water to put out the fires if god forbid a fire starts. >> let's lean into it further. if you were concern -- if your concern is climate change the number 1 concern should be the main source of co2 from your state and that is wildfire fires. i grew up in this part of the world in the foothills here we used to look up and they were crisscrossed with fire breaks and fuel breaks.

we didn't lose control of the fires 50 years ago. this was back in the 70s. i spoke to a fire chief who used to be on the cruise that did those clearings. they stopped doing it. i remember when they first stopped, they reduced it almost to zero because it was interfering with the migration patterns of a field mouse. you can't make this stuff up. environmental concern put the thing at a complete stop and we do know forestry management and now you have hundreds of thousands of tons of co2 in the atmosphere. >> how's the air right now in l.a., not too good. [simultaneous talking] >> joining us now former speaker of the house newt gingrich is with us.

so california is a sanctuary state, l.a. is a sanctuary city. if you are a drug addict you get your free needles. if you are in the state illegally, you get free housing, health care education, all taxpayer-funded. if you're homeless you pretty much get everything for free, maybe not the hotels that they are giving out a new york. but they can't give the highest taxed people in the country the water they need to put out a fire or practice basic science, the basic science of forestry, you can get degrees from top universities in forestry. >> i think we need a totally new model. i think the federal government should basically impound all the money that it was going to give california and all the money it was going to give los angeles. translate that into help for the

people not the governments. take all that money so that we are taking all the money california wanted from the rest of the country and all the money los angeles wanted from the rest of the country, converting it into help for the people who have been hurt precisely because the politicians in california range between radically stupid and corrupt and are controlled by the unions and the bureaucrats. i think this is a pretty straightforward situation. we will never see a clearer example of the total incompetence and destructiveness of left-wing government then we are seeing in the fires in los angeles tonight. >> if you're going to aid and abet lawbreaking and that means helping people that don't respect our laws or sovereignty, if you are going to harbour those criminals, if you are going to get them free housing, health care and education, how about that would mean you're

basically aiding and abetting in the lawbreaking so therefore you don't deserve one federal dollar. how about we insisted that you cannot codify into law lawbreaking by adopting a sanctuary status. >> i think president trump is in a position given the absurdity of what biden did today and promising 100% federal offset for the cost of the fires, i the answer ought to be we are going to claw back from the state of california and from the city of los angeles, all the money that biden wants to throw away. we will help the people. i'm absolutely for helping the people who have lost their homes. i think all americans have to come together at times like this and help their fellow americans. i'm totally opposed to the windfall profits going to the destructive government of california and the destructive

government about -- of los angeles. if we simply cut off all funding to illegal immigrants and if we simply went back to the 1996 welfare reform bill and insisted that if you get money from the federal government you have to go to work. you can't just sit around and be idle. i think you could pay for this. but we should not give california itself a penny. the government of california is corrupt, disreputable and follows policies that verge on insane and the rest of the country shouldn't be required to subsidize their insanity. >> donald trump will be president in a week and a half and he has a bold agenda. he talked about one big beautiful bill. he went to the u.s. senate last night. they are talking about two big beautiful bills. i think you can make a compelling case on each side of that argument.

do you think it should be one what do you say to the people who believe it should be two? >> i think we're crazy if we go for two bills. we need one large decisive bill. we need to and a half months of president trump and vice president vance. we know exactly the democrats and they are about 34 of them who are very vulnerable and there ought to be a rally in each of their districts. we ought to combine tax cuts, affordability, better take-home pay. bigger job creation, lower energy cost with fixing the border. all-in-one bill and my good friends in the senate don't understand that if you run the house and you are faced with a very close election next year, you need dramatic economic growth. that means mike johnson has said he need a bill by memorial day at the very latest. you need to bill by july fourth.

the two bill model is an invitation to a disaster. we saw that, i was in congress. ronald reagan failed to get his tax cuts to start, we lost 26 seats. president trump failed to convince the leadership to pass the tax cuts first and into thousand 17 they didn't pass until october. we lost 40 seats. one bill quickly, no later than may are june. >> thank you, we appreciate your time. joe biden takes a major defeat during his final days at the white house. we get reaction from... they are next tonight on hannity.

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>> i'm sure most of you know about title ix, it's a landmark law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender when it comes to education. it's responsible for the creation of women's sports programs in colleges all across the country. joe biden is trying to upend this very important law out of nowhere. is a administration created 1500 pages of new regulations. this could now force schools to allow men to participate in women's sports. republican states suit to stop the measure earlier today, a

federal judge agreed it was ridiculous, blocked it in with trump taking office soon that means the effort is likely dead for now. a crushing blow for joe wright at the end of his term. riley start with you. it's just another way to sabotage trump knowing he has very different policies. let's sell the wall that we have in storage for pennies on the dollar just to screw donald trump even though we are good to be a one that end up paying for the new wall. let's put a moratorium on drilling and fracking. typical joe. >> sounds about right. you described this as a big blow to joe biden and his a administration but how i view this is a win for common sense, it's a win for girls and women. it's one for humanity. what we've seen here i'm going

to call this the most antiwoman, anti-reality pursuit we have seen from this administration thus far and that is saying a lot. to be very clear what this does, what joe biden has done over the past year are so, he's equated with gender identity meaning men can take scholarships, men can have full access to women's bathrooms, locker rooms, changing spaces. they can live in dorm rooms, but the judge his role today ultimately vacating this nationwide cask it's amazing that we applaud this because it's him saying men and women are different but that's a win worth celebrating. very excited to see this measure taken. >> first of all i do want to give credit to that judge in kentucky. it is sad that we have to say it took some courage to do that but in today's day and age it did do that and to say yes there are

differences, beautiful differences between men and women for sure. one thing also that stout to me though, i agree, this is a huge victory for women and girls. and so many men who are supporting women and girls trying to protect us. the majority of the headlines, "new york times", "washington post", nbc, cbs all of the above. instead of saying a victory for women and protecting young girls, it says judge scraps biden entitles nine rules, reversing expansion protections for lgbtq. they focus on lgbtq and that group instead of focusing on the women. this has nothing against anybody in that community. you must protect women did. this is why they started it and there was a big win today. >> people forget you described in great detail how

uncomfortable you were being in a locker room with a biological male and remind people what that was like for you and then competing against such. >> it's hard to put into words the feelings of just a violation , the feelings i felt up a trail. i love my university, i trust in my university. i believe they had my best interest at heart because that was their job. it was their job to protect us and suddenly our rights to safety and rights to equal opportunity went entirely out of the window and we were actually the ones who were reprimanded. we were punished if we even dared to question what they were doing by allowing a 6-foot four-man to fully undress in our locker rooms. [inaudible] >> he still has action to take sean. >> you ever have that experience

sage? >> i have not. i was a terrible athlete song i will say this, we have to give credit to... people like that who are trying to push through the protection of women and girls in sports act. we have a long way to go, when you republican senators, hopefully democrats with daughters who want to protect them so let's keep this going and hopefully congress can vote and make this permanent. >> i think you have the potential to be a great athlete. thank you both. more straight -- straight ahead.

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