In this episode, Dinesh D’Souza asks who bears responsibility for the California fires and what the real lesson is for the future.
D’Souza also analyzes how President Trump, who seemed to have hit rock bottom after four years now, is now riding high on all fronts. He also is joined by actor Stelio Savante to talk about his new film, Between Borders.
Juan O. Savin shares his perspective on the wildfires in Southern California and warns that more chaos lies ahead.
Appearing on “Nino’s Corner,” with David “Nino” Rodriguez, Savin says, “You know the other foot hasn’t fallen yet and part of the question is who’s in collusion with whom.” Here’s more.
President Trump is placing all the blame on Gov. Gavin “Newscum” for the outbreak of the Southern California fires.
Bill O’Reilly reports that Trump harkened back to 2014 when the California Legislature OK’d the construction of seven water-storage plants. None of them have been built, creating a shortage of facilities to store water in a drought-ridden state. Add to that the state’s insane ecosystem guidelines, the looney environmentalists and the slicing of the LA fire department budget by $17 million and you have yourself a major problem.
“I know that California is the most mismanaged state in the Union, New York is second and Illinois is third,” O’Reilly said. “Catastrophe is not an exaggeration.” He explains further, plus also shares his thoughts on the Jimmy Carter funeral.
