long eqt. >> karen?ss you guys. >> to our great surprise. i love it. xle. all this energy talk. >> dan? >> you know, i was one for, like, ten days. nothing, crickets. i missed you guys and i'm back. >> missed you, too. >> i like the uber call here. use a 60 stop on that. >> guy? >> you did not miss us. >> i did. i did. >> did you text karen and say, "i miss you?" >> no. >> we did text. >> that's adorbs. you go home after the show together, it's the cutest thing. >> yeah. >> american airlines, mel. i think it's breaking out. >> thank you for watching "fast money." chris, great to have you tonight. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money, welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain, but i'm explaining it. so call me

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watch. >> the "los angeles times" we endorse karen bass.right now upfront that is a mistake and we admit that. >> trace: that is a bad declaration if you were karen bass to have the guy who runs the biggest paper in town to say it was a bad decision to endorse. >> that is right. and i bet they feel like they are eating a little bit of a crow right now why he felt the need to replace the entire editorial board at the "los angeles times" and mayor bass is in the same boat as gavin newsom. she has refused to answer for how ill-prepared the state was for this type of wildfire. in fact, her and gavin newsom were actually pointing fingers at people calling out their lack of preparedness accusing them of spreading misinformation and singing they are distracting from the assistance efforts it is actually discussing. >> trace: amber duke, kevin barker, thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: billionaire real estate developer rick caruso who lost to karen bass for l.a. it mayor hired private firefighters to protect a soma and luxury outdoor mall from

gross incompetence by gavin newscum and karen because.ails newsom if failed to sign a claim that would have brought more area to the l.a. area. california said it wasn't scientifically justified and sued to protect endangered species. newsom's office wrote on, and, quote: there's no such document with. as the water restoration declaration. that is pure fiction. newsom also said this about trump last night. >> people have lost their lives. kids lost their schools, families completely torn asunder, churches burned down, and this guy wanted to politicize it. i had a lot of thoughts and i know what i want to say. i won't. >> reporter: but trump says newsom if should resign for not doing more to protect californians. >> they had plenty of water. they send it out to the pacific, and it's the crazy. so what's happening in if california is a true tragedy there. >> reporter: so shortly here trump will attend former president jimmy carter's funeral, and later today he'll head back to mar-a-lago where he will host a dinner with republican governors

we talk about karen bass in africa. priority is not on fire prevention but on climate change, on ep mandates. you know who is paying for this? the citizens in california because just like myself, i'm in my evacuation close and sleeping clothes. you don't know what's going to happen. what happened to pacific palisades and altadena should not have happened. one final point, why did the mayor cut $17,000 out of the fire department budget? it is not a priority, todd. >> todd: that mirror karen bass when pressed by reporters didn't have a lot to say. >> do you regret cutting some fire department by millions of dollars, mayor? have you nothing to say today? have you absolutely nothing to say to the citizens today? no apology for them? do you think you should have been visiting ghana when this was unfolding back home? >> todd: you had a long flight from africa to craft a response. yet, that is what she gives the reporter. where is the accountability, l leo? here is the leadership? >> it does not exist in california, todd becau

karen lofton turned out to be a devoted mother and nurse with no apparent enemies. she was divorced from karissa's father, kirkland, who now lived in atlanta. the daughter, karissa, was in private school, good grades, and still very attached to her father. karissa was a special girl for me because at a young age, she had open heart surgery. and she bounced right back from it. dennis murphy (voiceover): kirkland says he had watched karissa blossom into a gregarious teenager, a fashionista and aspiring model with a knack for selfies. i sing this song by bob carlisle. it was called "butterfly kisses." it told the story of him and a daughter. i used to sing that song to her, and she would just look up at me. and she just loved me singing that song to her. she was my butterfly. that's what i called her. dennis murphy (voiceover): now kirkland's butterfly was dead. and detective nelson recruited some of pg county's finest to help him solve the case, including then detective anthony schartner. this is, you know, a mother, hardworking, and her daughter. you know, both think

is anyone investigating kin eurozone necessary and karen bass for allow -- karen bass for allowing that reservoir to have been drained 117 million gones of water? this isn't fiction, this isn't politics, this is human decency. she rowed -- allowed that a to happen on her watch. on tuesday night when i'm sitting in my home in pasadena and i'm hearing about winds predicted of 80 to 100 miles per hour, alicia, that's hurricane force. where was her team sitting there the with the electric grid across all of l.a. county trying to figure out where to potentially turn off electricity to make sure lines don't go down, because i think you're going to find at the end of the day lines went down causing these fires. how are you not there with your team? who gives a heck about ghana? what is her butt doing in ghana? who cares about an inauguration in ghana? get your butt in town and take care of your people. and now we're dealing with what you're talking about in pasadena we have contaminated water, contaminated. people can't drink water, can't shower. what is she doing about that? s what is she doi

karen? >> first of all, it's so nice to have you in your retirement. >> in my retirement. >> that was such a beautiful sendoff. >> we need an old guy and neil wasn't available. >> that sendoff a week or two ago -- >> thank you. >> not a dry eye in ec. lucky to have you. >> thank you. >> what we were talking about? >> off the bench. we were talking about apple and the magnificent seven. >> and what does this -- i'm long the magnificent seven. >> what do we think about the market for this year? >> i don't want to extrapolate anything from what happened today -- >> risky thing to do. >> yes, it would. and make for not such a good show for the rest of the year, i think. but i like the ones that i own. apple, i think on this desk, we haven't loved apple, primarily because of price. the sort of, you know, the disappointment about a.i. and whether the, you know, the -- i don't know when we're really going to see phone sales take off because people love the apple a.i. experience. >> who wants to tak

when you said karen they were like blue. >> ironic because she is literally the worst karen ever sheement she is giving karen's a bad name. >> greg: the world's weakest care in. it kind of sucks that what is her name? kamala she is getting kicked out of the white house and then her other house. it is nuts. >> going through a rough time i guess. >> greg: no wonder she drinks. >> to tyrus this point you can also steal in the day especially if there is chaos going on like this. let alone to this level. i remember may be day one or day to when they were talking the press conference about the fires on talking about how if you are looting we will prosecute you we will find you. like nobody believes you. nobody believes and it is not enough to say that. so this is the least shocking thing ever. >> greg: you know the thing is because you have an active catastrophe you should be able to suspend those laws and just shoot the [bleep]. [applause] >> greg: all right. reed meat i'm the butcher with the red meat. up next biden forgets names, faces, and presidential races. [coughing] copd is an ugly

we need karen bass. yeah.e, i mean, donna, the last thing you wanted in a party is more karens, you know? >> but that's the one that was too far for them. >> yeah, yeah. >> what? i just love that. that was the one that was too far for them. of all the jokes you said. >> yeah, you said karen. >> everyone goes. >> oh, and it's ironic because she's literally the worst karen ever. ever. yes. she didn't investigate early. she didn't call law enforcement like she's giving karen's a bad name. >> that is so true. the world's weakest karen. you know, it kind of sucks that. what's her name? kamala. kamala. she's. she's getting kicked out of the white house. and then her other house. >> yeah. it's nuts going through a rough time. i guess she is. no wonder she drinks, but i yeah, i do think to teresa's point. damn it. no, you can also steal in the day. yeah. especially if there's chaos going on like this let alone to this level. but i remember maybe day one or day two when they were talking in the press conference about t

. >> if you want an endangered fish, it is the karen bass.rybody thinks you are an idiot who should resign. i think you will see rage in the next couple of years because you cannot fight fire with platitudes, pronouns and politics. you need practical solutions. the people who offer practical solutions were ignored. you don't fight it with a climate agenda or a political agenda and you hear democrats are in the media criticizing trump and others were speaking out is a tragedy unfolds as if they don't do it during every mass shooting, but here is the difference. you can speak out if you were warning people years before. trump was talking about this years ago. he warned democrats that offered them solutions. you can't accuse people of exploiting the political nature of a story if they were giving you advice well before it publicly to help you and what did you do? joe biden called him a climate arsonist. he is offering practical solutions and biden is calling him and arsonist. don't blame this on climate change. that doesn't offer practical solut

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stuart: do you think overall people are critical of governor newsom and karen bass?y about how everything is being handled, especially the events that led up to where we are today because i do believe a lot of it could have been avoided. i think there will be changes made. hopefully in the near future, but i do think that the citizens are going to be a little bit more vocal moving forward. stuart: do you have bags packed ready to go just in case? >> i do, my entire car is actually packed right now in case the wind direction changes or in case anything changes in the blink of an eye, i'm ready to go. stuart: where would you go? >> south. probably san diego. i don't exactly have like a hotel reservation or anything like that, but just as far as i need to go because there are a lot of hotels that are completely booked up even in long beach so we'll probably have to go at least two hours away to find somewhere that's available. stuart: do you have friends or relatives who have lost everything? >> i do have a few friends that did lose their apartments, which is incredibly

as karen bass says. well, we're going to, you know, when this is done, we're going to look back and people are going to pay. you're going to look back. you've had years to look back. who's going to pay? karen, you are you going to pay? people are devastated. i mean, and this is the beginning, sean, i you know, adam carolla has gone viral for saying that it's going to be impossible to rebuild. i can speak from personal experience in telling you 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 wreck. >> explain what happened in 2018. it took you how long to begin the process to build back your home. >> well, why don't we talk about first how the fire started? so the fire started because pg and e, which is a privately owned utility company, never updated their power lines. so they had equipment on the power lines. that was 80 to 100 years old, failed. they supported gavin newsom's ru

the fire department chief is now turning on the mayor, karen because, saying you -- karen bass, sayingou and the city leadership failed the fire department, you failed us. and now the governor is turning on other democrats in l.a. take it away, final word. >> well, you're correct as always, liz. if i saw years ago reports that they were, they were not filling reservoirs because of whacked-out environmental policies. this is just more manifestation of liberal policies, and we're seeing it play out right in front of us. hopefully they'll a wake up and and realize that's not the way to go, but i sincerely doubt they will. their hatred of donald trump is beyond belief, and for their legislature to do what they're doing right now is completely negligent, and they all need to be out of a job. elizabeth: congressman burchett, we lo the straight talk from you. -- we love the straight talk. it's good to have you on. >>> we've got a quick programming note. the fox corporation has made a $1 million donation to the red cross for its california wildfire relief efforts. in order to help the red cros

[laughter] >> i would give it to karen from the tavern.eaking of parents -- jillian. >> first of all, i thought the guy was bringing the party self you presented to different perspective that said, i like him because of that it was a crime of passion. i didn't realize he would sell off each diamond but my favorite deviant is you, jimmy. [laughter] [applause] >> she's like you get the drink but it's a week one. [laughter] thank you for watching fox news saturday night. set your dvr to 10:00 p.m. eastern every saturday right here on fox news you do not forget to follow us on social media at as an saturday night. thank you, stay tuned for how you can get tickets to be in live in studio audience. [cheering] good night from new york city. see you next saturday. you can be republican, you can be a democrat, does not be a [bleep] [cheering and applauding hello, i am jackie deangelis

gavin newsom and karen bass in the same category, they are in the wrong job.hey are not comfortable in front of people or issues and they don't solve problems. they want to be queen of england. >> ainsley: she issued emergency declaration two days before she left on the way out and still decided this is an emergency situation, if you are mayor, you stay with your community and people and solve problems when the emergency happens. instead she goes to africa -- 17 hours. >> lawrence: ainsley, i have some hope because of mandate in last election and amount of independent voters that want common sense. this is a common sense moment for people in california. greg made the point yesterday, people will take a lot of stuff, maybe crime in california, maybe take other issues, they are not going to forget their house being burned down. >> brian: and no insurance. >> steve: the thing, we'll talk about insurance next segment. you are assuming those people who lost everything because of ink incompetence will stay in california. if i was them, i would move to texas, florida

la mayor karen bass is going to speak in just a moment. i'm going to come back to her in just a second when she does. but right now i want to go to brant pasqua. he's a battalion chief for cal fire. he's standing by at the palisades. fire chief, good to see you again. thank you for being with us. i am going to interrupt you when karen bass starts talking again, but i want to mention something that the sheriff pointed out earlier and that that in some of these places that have been hit by fire, that people are waiting to get back into, including where you are, there's no power, there's no water, there are no gas lines. the buildings may be unstable even if they look like they're standing and power lines are down. this is what firefighters deal with all the time. you know that those are dangers that are not obvious to the resident who says fires out. i need to get back to my house. >> absolutely. >> and it's understandable to think, you know, to see it from their perspective as well. but i tell you, it's still like a war zone up there. >> it

>> greg: karen ain't sharing.you have nothing good to say say nothing at all? they meant about other people not yourself. now we know why she kept her mouth shut it is worse when she speaks. >> be prepared food, water, medicine, a bag packed and ready. again, this is an active situation. if you need help emergency information resources and shelter is available. all of this can be found at url of. >> greg: all can be found at url. if that does not work try calling the phone number. [laughter] >> she doesn't know what the internet is. >> greg: kat, she does not know what the internet is. >> she has never been online. >> greg: she has never been online. >> have you guys been online at? it was rough. it was rough. >> greg: the standing there she could have just said i feel terrible for people. >> yes, and also the report she would have been like am i bothering you? people forget all those people who their homes burned down those people are her boss. she works for them not the other way around to. the amount of taxes t

also today, mayor karen bass and fire chief kristen crowley defended their preparations and responsee fires. at a news conference to two also addressed their differences saying they are focussed on getting the city out of the current crisis. now, overnight the palisades fire, the largest of them, grew by about 1,000 acres, leading to new evacuations. and national guard troops are deployed to keep properties safe. 22 people have been arrested, including suspected looters. we have a team of cbs news correspondents covering this disaster. we begin with the latest fire developments. good evening to you, lilia. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. and you're right, the winds are picking up and we are not far at all from that house you just mentioned. as you can see, there is smoke around. and i can see from the leaves and from the running firefighters that the situation could be a little bit heavier in the coming hours. >> reporter: firefighters in los angeles are making an all-out aerial assault with helicopters dumping water on the spreading flames. while planes dropped fire retardant in

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you've got the funding of the fire department cut by karen bass, the mayor.at the policies now to try to understand how we arrived here. >> you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. priorities matter. and the priorities in the budget of california for the past few years and for the city of los angeles have shown what they care about and cutting funding, cutting mitigation efforts, not paying attention to the core basics of what government should be doing when they are working for us and we see what that looks like unfortunately live here. maria: yeah. a lot of focus on dei, on transgenderism, not enough focus on putting the money where it need todd be. ed to be. thank you. >> thank you for having me. maria: thank you. fox corporation has made a $1 million donation to the red cross' call i california wildfie release efforts. you can help by visiting go.fox/redcross or scan the qr code on the screen right there. we'll be right back. stay with us. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some res

powering possibilities™. >>> california governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass facingd the state in cities preparedness for wildfires. bass who returned from a trip to ghana yesterday taking questions from some frustrated reporters moments ago. >> we watched as hundreds of homes in our neighborhood burned to the ground we did not see a single fire engine. we watched as good samaritans guided traffic. there was fear and there is a lot of confusion. you are out of the country at the time and shortly after the fire started a press release was put out warning of this fire behavior. my question to you is what explains this lack of preparation and rapid response? >> we will absolutely do an evaluation to look at what worked back what didn't work and to correct or hold accountable any buddy are department are individual et cetera a front my focus right now is on the lives and homes. >>> see if that satisfies the people of california a trace gallagher our chief breaking news correspondent and anchor of fox news at night of course based in los angeles joins us now from pacific

karen shut up. organize everything.w york times" that says you think of the general who went in at katrina and said, he started cursing and telling everybody what to do. everybody said thank you. you need somebody that's calm in a crisis. she is somebody who i don't understand how you can be in politics for that long and not be able to not flub three sentences and put them together. as for not inviting jd advance from the a block, and pete hegseth didn't meet all with senates. they didn't hear back and no one refused. when it comes to this, the best way to deal with your own heart ache and your own heart break and i think she's going through a lot. basically to her bed after the election is to reach out and do something nice for others. it makes you feel better. >> greg: this is why i feel great all the time. >> dana: and who isn't charmed by children? >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> greg: i almost like one kid. >> jessica: i can't put a finger on who it is. >> greg: judge, i'm not sure she didn't say to the victims did you

by the way the mayor karen bass is in the palisades here now do a tour of some of the devastation.tos to our viewers a little later but she is one of the people from whom a lot of residents want a lot of answers and they want those answers as soon as they can possibly get them as they begin to thank about the monumental task of rebuilding here. >> martha: we'd love to see the images of karen she is under a lot of pressure and walking around that area right now. we know president-elect trump is going there after his inauguration at some point be a jonathan thank you very much. so the los angeles mayor karen bass former member of congress faces yet another grilling from reporters around her responses to the fires and her choice to travel to africa two days after severe fire warnings were ramping up and she was notified of that. >> looking back now what would you have done differently quick. >> let me just say that while i am in the midst of it i'm not looking back. >> looking back would you have taken the trip overseas? >> you know, i'm going to focus on what -- no. >> martha: meanwh

then karen bass, the mayor, said in response to that, that is not accurate.ve been backgrounding to reporters -- i presume it's karen bass' team that the budget actually increased after the fiscal year, and increased by 7%. that is measuring just within one fiscal year. there's the dust-up, and there was confusion as to whether she was fired or not. i want to point out "the wall wl street journal," and this gates to the heart, and they spent on pension and benefits, and much of that would have been better spent on the fire department's budget. and both goes to what are missing. >> harris: i watched every news conference, and karen bass gets farther and farther down the list of guests, and happen at 11 a.m., and i am listening to who goes first. she is not going first. today she is fourth. they are not looking to her to fight the fires right now. they are not looking to her to do much of anything. there is something going on in the background there and we can't focus on that. i don't want to focus on that. when the time comes, lots of questions about the money

mayor karen bass, who's going to have updates on the response. joining me now, first, nbc news correspondent ellison barber, who is joining us live from pacific palisades, california, with more. ellison, glad to see that you are safe. thanks for joining us. what are the conditions right now as you are on the ground there? >> hey, katie. yeah. i mean, look, firefighters are still working day and night. we were at the eaton fire last night, watching them deal with a number of hotspots that had popped up in buildings where it looked like the fire was gone, but there were still pockets of heat underneath, layers of collapsed buildings that were reigniting. and they were working diligently late into the evening trying to get all of that under control. look, we're now in the area near the palisades fire, and you can see behind me just the scale of the destruction that you talked about. we're waiting to hear from mayor karen bass, and there are a lot of questions in this community and all of los angeles county about how something like this could happen.

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there was an aslert and karen bass goes over to guana and flies back. she was asked to apologize to the community, do you want to apologize for cutting the firefighter budget. homeless are getting money and firefighters are getting cut. >> steve: yesterday, 100 mile per hour wind, water will not put that out. as fire crews have been able to go in, they have been able to use existing facility. they have big tanks, city of los angeles had tanks filled at the beginning, nobody was expecting that kind of demand and it rab out. so going forward, your point about criticizing leadership is accurate. who decided we would only have this number of things, this number of tanks and trucks and stuff like this and go ing forward, people in california will say, we could have had more water coming from the delta thing if not so many environmental protection for a tiny fish that has been declared extinct. >> ainsley: donald trump in 2018, almost nine years ago, he was in the woods with gavin newsom saying, you need to fix your forest, austria and finland have more trees

>> karen? sure. so here's the thing. we in seven days, we reenter the realm of alternate facts and alternate reality. so donald trump and jd vance and all those in his administration are going to decide what does it mean in terms of who may have acted more aggressively than others. right. you're going to hear and you can sort of hear it already in the way trump has talked about it, in terms of whether or not they've acknowledged some of the behaviors in terms of attacking police. when trump was asked, he pivoted to talk about ashli babbitt. so i think unfortunately, he doesn't care what any of us think, and he's going to pardon whoever he wants to pardon. and the political reality is, you know, he's got it's going to be hard for him not to pardon even some of those who may have committed some of the most heinous crimes. >> you know, doug, jd vance said, a little gray area in terms of those who committed acts of violence. what do you think that gray area could be? and do you think that donald trump and jd vance are on the

mayor karen bass put the gone in ghana for the president's inauguration.ky news reporter confronted her about it when she finally got back, and karen had a ton to say. >> 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? i have? no apology for them. unbelievable. do you think you should have been visiting ghana while this was unfolding back home? >> karen and sharon, you know when they say if you have nothing to say, nothing good to say, don't say anything at all. they meant that about other people, not yourself. but now we know why she kept her mouth shut. it's worse when she speaks. >> be prepared. food, water, medicine, a bag packed and ready again. this is an active

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this is a slightly different video here, but pence's wife, karen, yes, she stayed seated. she did not greet the president elect. a few moments later, here it is. here's the moment. let's watch it. so there you go. donald trump shakes hands with mike pence and melania, as well as karen pence remains seated by his side. karen pence did shake the hand of barack obama and several of the other former presidents and first ladies. it wasn't, though, all icy reception for trump. what appeared to look like a moment of bromance going viral. trump and obama seen having a lighthearted chat. at one point, he even got a laugh out of the 44th president. >> i didn't realize it how friendly it looked. i saw it on your wonderful network just a little while ago before i came in, and i said, boy, they look like two people that like each other. and we probably do. we have little different philosophies, right? but we probably do. i don't know, we just got along, but i got along with just about everybody our my panel is back. >> donald trump seems to really have enjoyed watching the video of his

karen bass does not serve the interests of l.a. residents. the decisions are nonsensical, such as cutting 17.6 million dollars from l.a. fire department's budget, but instead prioritizing homelessness where roughly half of the funds of 1.3.dollars was not even spent and it just doesn't make any sense. you know, where are her priorities? what is her strategy? where is the plan? she doesn't have one. we need a proven leader that is effective, that understands priorities, that understands business, like rick caruso. >> sandra: well, that palisades fire is still at zero percent containment, so there is a lot still at risk here. the threat is still very real. we appreciate you joining us, ste steve, on all of that. our best to you. >> thank you very much. >> what's happened is a tragedy and the governor has not done a good job. with that being said, i got along well with him when he was governor and we worked together very well and we would work together, i guess it looks like we're going to be the one having to rebuild it. >> john: president-elec

. >> which camp are you in, karen? >> i'm not a pessimist. i'm always long, so you have to be optimistic. i am concerned about the rate thing. we're off a good at least 5% since the december peak, whenever that was. so, you know, we'll see -- i like to know what earnings are and understand what are the fundamentals. so i would like to hear from banks, because not only do we get their fundamentals, but they have such a good look on the economy at large. and i think we're going to see good earnings. so i am long, staying long. >> interday, at one point the s&p was below the 50-day moving average and it hadn't been there since august 4th or 5th when we had a growth scare. we have the opposite, a bit of a rate scare. the question, is this move orderly? and i think 120 basis points in the ten-year from almost the moment the fed started hiking rates is reasonably orderly. what's happening in japan doesn't feel orderly, and i think if you look around the world, there's places where those bond markets aren't acting orderly at all. and i think there's

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let's turn to cnbc's karen gilchrist. good morning, karen. >> good morning, frances. happy friday.s are squarely focussed today on the december jobs report. numbers to look out for. economists are expecting the u.s. labor bureau to report that payroll, non-farm payrolls rose 155,000 in december. now that would be down from the surprise 227,000 recorded in november. but in line with the four-month average. but the devil will be in the detail with some economists expecting a slightly softer report due to seasonal effects, and all of this is going to feed into the fed and how they think about interest rates going nto 2025, with a stronger jobs report potentially leading to fewer rate cuts. now markets were a little anxious overnight with stock futures lower. but there won't be long to wait now until we find out what the actual read says with the report due at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. so frances, we'll be looking forward to that. back to you. >> thanks for the breakdown, karen. thank you. >>> today the supreme court will hear arguments about whether americans will be able to keep using

and we have la mayor karen dallas, is accused of a cover-up. after those initial warnings in january come la mayor karen bass, flew to ghana on a junket to the details and cover-up in just a second this bring in former gubernatorial candidate larry elder for america pack founder and larry, you had to evacuate your home and you been personally her by the fires and when is your response which were hearing because the santa i need is reservoir for the palisades was empty of water. an been shown for a year for repairs. larry: there's plenty of time i supposed to say that i told you so that i told you so to write about after my race to recall gavin newsom go california and talk about the failure of us to properly have a kind of infrastructure necessary for population of 40 million californians not in any real way into the infrastructure since estate was half the population for seven up and then gavin is quite about the deborah acres that he thinned and you write about it turned out that the exaggerated number of acres by a factor of seven. and we've

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b1 karen bass, gavin newsom are on defence amid california's devastating wildfires. they launched a fact-checked website to try to save face but it's a catch. it includes links to a democratic party fund-raising platform and when he's not soliciting donations for the democratic party, he has spent the last week deflecting blame to local officials and of course donald trump. i think you will be a great ambassador. we start with you. how do you make it, if you have empty reservoirs and you say that's up to the local people, if you have fire hydrants in a state known for wildfires and known for santa ana winds, how do you blame the local officials? how do you justify billions to ... for the l.a. port going green and not have a fire hydrant that works everywhere? can you explain that? >> i can explain that this is the way the left sees leadership. gavin newsom could have done all of these things to help prevent this horrific, awful disaster. he didn't because he was more interested in virtue signalling and placating to these green groups that are drifting off of the amer

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mayor karen bass. the two democrats are getting the brunt of the anger for the response and everything that led to the catastrophe. their calls are growing for their dismissal, both from the left and from the right. but is this a moment enough to convert some democratic voters? >> you guys all voted for karen bass, the mayor of los angeles. you all voted for gavin newsom, and now you get what you get. oh, now that your house is on fire. well, now you're thinking about something else. you're going to see a lot of people in malibu who may have voted blue. start voting red if their permitting. and the coastal commission and all the bureaucracy starts getting involved. >> are they going to tell the people, oh, this is global warming. there's no there's no issue here. this is all about climate change. if the politicians in california say that again, hopefully the voters in california will say, we're not going to take this nonsense anymore. >> now, you may be tempted to dismiss this as just conservatives glo

karen bass has no issue being mayor of los angeles. newsom it's been nothing but an epic failure and let's get competent people in their and i hope the voters of california wake up to this. you put them in office i voted against them both. other voters will put them in and look at the consequences. this is the result of those decisions. was put some competent people in there who make real decisions that aren't so, having the reservoirs and something everyone will jump up and down a bit until this happens. we don't love your firefighters and police officers until you need them and then boy do you really love them. same thing with doctors and first responders. when you need them they'll be there and they've done the work and they will take care of you. us get competent people back in office. please wake up people of california. >> martha: karen bass, in the allocated 5% of the fire budget to preparation. doesn't show you where your priorities are. she also when she was running, she had been on the house foreign relations services committ