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9 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Newsom on Water Situation: 'Local Folks Are Trying to Figure That Out' -- Trump Wants to 'Politicize' Fire
California Governor Gavin Newsom addressed the water crisis during a CNN interview, highlighting local authorities' efforts to manage the situation amid large-scale fires. He noted that water is being transported from other areas and aerial support is in place.
Newsom criticized President-Elect Trump for politicizing the disaster, emphasizing the human toll and destruction caused by the fires. He expressed pride in President Biden's supportive response to the affected communities.
Breitbart: Donald and Melania Trump Pay Respects to Jimmy Carter Lying in State
President-elect Donald Trump and Melania Trump paid their respects to the late President Jimmy Carter at the U.S. Capitol, where they stood silently before Carter's casket. Trump expressed gratitude for Carter's efforts during his presidency, emphasizing the importance of the challenges faced.
Following the tribute, Trump discussed legislative strategies with Senate Republicans, indicating a focus on combining his agenda into a single bill addressing key issues. Melania Trump also expressed her happiness to return to Washington, DC.
#society
Breitbart: James Woods Calls Out LA Fire Chief Prioritizing DEI: 'She Had Too Much on Her Plate Promoting Diversity'
Actor James Woods criticized LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley for prioritizing diversity initiatives over addressing wildfires in Los Angeles. He pointed out the lack of water resources during the crisis and highlighted mismanagement by local officials, including former mayoral candidate Rick Caruso's claims about hydrant failures.
Woods also noted that while climate change is often blamed for wildfires, the real issues lie in resource management. He referenced cuts to fire services proposed by Mayor Karen Bass while she was abroad during the emergency.