2:19:20 On the other side, commemorating his inauguration on January 20th, 2025, on our ongoing defense of retaking our republic from the globalists. So again, it is the battle for the republic, Trump victory, historic coin commemorating the victory of 2024 over the deep state and the corporate media and securing the victory in 2025 and the inauguration. They're limited editions exclusively available at thealexshowstore.com right now. Get yours while you still can. On screen if you're a TV viewer is chopper footage shot yesterday of the Palisades over 90% absolutely destroyed in the smaller home areas where the working class folks who've been there in some cases 70 plus years refused to sell. Newsom's announced he's gonna come in and force almost everybody out and build their new globalist city. All right, last Tuesday as the fires began to rage,
2:20:22 I went on air and I said, here's all the articles, here's the environmental regulations that Newsom expanded under massive criticism from firefighting organizations and President Trump and myself and just countless others. That as these fires go across California, that the US Forestry Service has a large part of the state, they won't allow fire breaks or trimming or control burns. The state won't allow people to clean up their own property. There's regulations where you can't even get rid of eucalyptus trees. on your own property in most cases, you have to go through all this hell, which are explosively dangerous in a fire because they're oil based. They're like a torch, a flamethrower. And they didn't turn the power lines off, though that's the default. When about 50 mile an hour winds come in, they turn the power off because if you're not gonna turn the trees around them, which then fall on the lines and if they're on, that will cause a fire.
2:21:27 If you do trim the trees around the power lines, you don't turn them off because they can handle hurricane winds according to the zoning in most areas. And I have the article showing in other areas like Malibu and other in Hollywood, a few months ago when big winds came in, they turned the power off. But this time they didn't, smoking gun. Didn't release the water for the mountain reservoirs, smoking gun. drained months before the key 117 million gallon reservoir built decades ago above the Palisades for firefighting so they could get pressure off the mountain so they could pump it to lower areas of the mountain and have high pressure. Then blocking the testing of the water mains two months ago and the fire hydrants. And in San Diego and other areas they blocked mitigation the last few years. We showed you that and now they've got big fires in San Diego.
2:22:20 And you've got arsonists that join in setting them everywhere. But it's arsonism, it's setting the stage administratively, bureaucratically, a form of bureaucratic arson, terrorism, siege, scorched earth, to not do the mitigation, to not do the firebreaks, to not trim the brush and trees, to not remove them at the state, federal, and local level, to not release the water, and then to drain the water. And then I kept saying, go look at the default firefighting
2:22:57 And it's in the news last night and today. And even mainstream media is freaking out. The public's getting it and saying, the default training and policy standard operating procedure was when the wind forecast, it says it's gonna go at 50 or above. As soon as the winds hit that, they've got their own meteorology system set up to little weather stations. When it hits 50 miles an hour, you turn the power off. And then you see the satellite time lapse we've shown many times.
2:23:38 of North Palisades, all the mountains, the brush, the trees, hadn't had fires there in over 60 years, as the fire spokesman said. You see this line along a road up there and the winds go up to 60, 70, 80 miles an hour, and all of a sudden fire, fire, fire, fire, fire, fire. People say, is that arsonist? Yeah, the policy of leaving the power on when it's got brush all over it and trees. And so even by last Friday, the New York Times and even the Washington Post said, Fire experts and fire department union says it was the power lines being on. And they were, we have the video of them on and them falling in the fires. So there's also a lot of arson arrests, the homeless, the psychotics, the nuts, the communists, the anti-fans, cuz they're Satan's little helpers, hundreds of videos. So then we look at what happened with the actual fire department. So if they didn't turn the power off that was the default,
2:24:52 When the winds go above 50, what else is the default? I'll read you the LA Times all the time. When the winds again are going to go above 50, you then have the firefighters go on double shift. And they don't just sit in their fire stations waiting for a call. They deploy at strategic places so they can get there quicker if there is a fire. And then I had the newscast and footage that people shot that first reported the fire. And it was an hour till a helicopter shows up once it's out of control.
2:25:32 and dumps a little bit of water on it, and then some fire engines show up. And it's already a giant wall of fire across, looks like 40, 50 acres. We have that footage, I know I sent it to you guys, you can show it. But the point is, is that now we learn that they said, well, even though it's the default position, that when the cops get a call there's a bank robbery, they send the units. When the winds went up above 50, or were scheduled to, forecast to,
2:26:09 They said, you know what? We're not going to go double shifts and we're not going to deploy the fire trucks. Did you hear what I just said? They were saying these would be the biggest wins ever recorded. And they're now saying since they recorded wins, they're right up there. And you don't do the default that the fire experts have said that you've trained, you have a budget to do. So we just show you the articles and then we'll start going through them. Here is the LA Times. LA fire officials could have put engines in the Palisades before the fire, they didn't.
2:26:48 And we'll go over that. And then I'll show the crew the video I'm talking about, cuz I sent them so many, so I can show you the local newscast admitting that it was an hour till they even responded to the first fire. Los Angeles fire losses could reach 30 billion for insurers. Now they're saying it's gonna be upwards of 200 billion in damages. LA fires could cost 250 billion estimates say, Fox News. AccuWeather estimates more than 250 billion in damages and economic loss from LA welfares. A lot of money coming to the governor's commission will control it. LA fires now amount to $275 billion and it's growing in damages. Breaking Los Angeles wildfires, projected to become the costliest natural disaster in US history. The damage is estimated at $235 billion, leaving American taxpayers to foot the bill. And who's gonna control the money when it comes in? Ha ha ha. Failure to mobilize firefighters before LA fires began led to catastrophic catastrophe, says new whistleblower.
2:27:53 We'll be getting to that. Here's the article. And then Newsom comes out and blames Trump. We'll get to that. But here's the really important video that I know I sent, so it's on the list. Here it is, and let's get it. We have it, we'll get to that in a few minutes. Video proof that there was no response to LA's Pacific Palisades fire for at least 45 minutes, and we have it being reported by the local news. We'll get to that. It's amazing. Then we have the arrogance
2:28:38 Zero ethos, integrity, and dignity, just pure pride by the fat lesbian saying, we don't need to carry out a person. Who cares if I'm not strong? Now that's just some of what we've got, and I'm gonna read through these here in a moment. But let me, I wanna tell you something and I'll show you. I remember just seeing the articles, making some calls, confirming it. We're already watching LA very closely a few months ago. They had a bunch of high winds in November and December, and in the Palisades then, And in other areas of LA proper and in Malibu, they cut the power off and on over a two week period for around a week. You can read it like people in different areas had up to seven days total no power. And you can go pull the news articles up and read about it. Now why is that important? Why did they cut the power then? But why didn't they cut the power this time when the winds were even stronger? CBS News power cut to some Southern California customers due to high wind and fire dangers.
2:29:45 November 7th, 2024. And you can look at each neighborhood, each little subdivision, each town. They're all there, including what I told you about a few days ago, Malibu in November and December. Power cut to some Southern California customers due to high wind and fire dangers. Didn't do it. This is not incompetence. Southern California utilities could turn off your power because of the winds. Here's how to prepare. LA Times, January 7th, right before it started. But they didn't. They didn't. They didn't. Zoom in on that, January 7th. See that? So, got some splainin' today. And you got everything else they did, perfect. Stand down. So, that's what there's AP. Thousands without power as Santa Monica wins, bring increased fire risk to Southern California. December 9th, wildfire ready. California OES fire fleet of more than 270 fire engines ready to be used in times of need.
2:31:02 But they stood down, and I'm gonna show you that in a moment. So we bring the receipts, little telltale sign, Trump said he hates all Mexicans. They don't show you the clip, never said anything close to it. Alex Jones sent people to piss on kids' graves. Not only did I not send anybody, nobody ever did when they got asked to stand. Who told you that? I don't know, I just heard it. Just all made up to raise money for Bloomberg's gun control group. Alex is Italian, give us money, now we're suing him.
2:31:46 Trump says he's gonna come kill black people in the military. Where do you say that? The people saying stuff like that are committing crimes. They're trying to get us killing each other. That's firing a theater. So let's get to the real meat. And again, there are hundreds of articles about them cutting the power, including in Palisades. And they just said right before, don't worry about the wind season's coming. We got 270 fire trucks that'll be all over LA. So right when a fire starts, they can go there. But when the big winds came this time,
2:32:25 They gotta do it before Trump gets in, cuz they need to be able to get the money distributed themselves now. They pull the trigger. And I said he'll declare an emergency, take it over, have a government stake committee he appoints to give all the money to them. And I said it'll probably be 100 billion bucks. I'm sorry, now they want 200 billion. Worse than I said. There's your motive. And remember, the world's gonna all burn up cuz of global warming. It's your fault when they really are the ones doing it. Yeah, the real arsonist don't take the budget they have and clean up the brush. The real arsonist leave the power lines on. The real arsonist order the fire trucks not to be deployed against default. And they're the firefighter groups. They got the training. They're saying, don't worry, we're ready. On that day, hey, you know what? And they got whistleblowers. It's confirmed.
2:33:18 Now they're saying, but don't worry, Newsom's in charge of the investigation. He's gonna find out who drained that reservoir. He's gonna find out who blocked releasing the water from the other reservoirs. He's gonna find out why they didn't send out the fire trucks. Sure he is. And you know they all got together and planned this years ago. And they pulled the trigger last week. 100%, 100%. You'd have to be a willful idiot not to know that. And it's not like I just started saying this now, I told you it was coming.
2:33:54 So, just like I said, they're plotting a coup against Trump and then we catch them because they think you're stupid. They telegraphed to all their people 99% of what they're planning and they create the narrative. And then I go, here's the real narrative and this is what they're gonna do. Because I've studied these people. Most of them are just follow orders. They want people that are compartmentalized. So it's ineptitude and incompetency in the minions, but not in the master strategist, total precision.
2:34:33 They did not allow anything to chance, every fire protection, standard operating procedure was all. If I go in my house, the circuit breakers in the laundry room, and I go, I'm going to cut off this bedroom, I'm going to cut off the kitchen, I'm going to cut off the living room, I'm going to cut off the, bloop, bloop, bloop, I'm turning up, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, I mean, they just go right out of line. And then you're not supposed to know about fire mitigation and policies and funding and laws and rules and regulations and zoning. And if you don't learn about what they're doing,
2:35:10 you got a big problem. They said 20 years ago, they're gonna have all the smart meters tax you, steal all your data from your other wireless devices. And if they want, they can hit one button with the capacitors in them and blow them up and burn your house down. Now that's all over the news. I told you decades ago, all the cars are tracking you in live time selling all your data. Now it's all over the news today. And it got hacked by a group so everyone has it now. Yeah, right. It's a lot more to that. Here we go. Stop being naive people. It'll get you killed. Let's read the LA Times. The real headline was the LA fire boss, the water district head, the emergency managers all got together and decided to stand down. Standard firefighting funded in the field default positions were told don't do it the morning before the high winds came in the evening.
2:36:21 Everybody's ready. The firefighters are like, okay, we're gonna be working a couple days straight. All right, get ready, get everything loaded up. Oh, wait, go home? And now they're whistle blowing. Think about how stupid they think you are. Oh, we just... Now it's like, well, there actually wasn't real maintenance. They just ordered it drained. They said for maintenance, but there's no maintenance schedule. There's no problem with the reservoir. No kidding. You can't have the firefighters have water. They might stop the fire. You need a clean sweep and burn it all down.
2:37:02 How else can he declare a total emergency? So let's read it. This came out last night, June 14th or January 14th. As the Los Angeles Fire Department faced extraordinary warnings of life threatening winds, top commanders decided not to assign for emergency deployment, roughly 1,000 available firefighters and dozens of water carrying engines in advance of the fire that destroyed much of the Pacific Palisades and continues to burn, interviews and internal Los Angeles Fire Department records show. Fire officials chose not to order the firefighters to remain on duty for a second shift last Tuesday as the winds were building.
2:37:59 Which would have doubled the personnel on hand. And then it goes on to say, which was the default. That's a standout. And staffed just five, five, more than 40 engines is putting five of the 40 engines being staffed. That a standout? You bet your ass it is. It'll be too obvious if we cut all of them. Well, leave four. They'll never do anything. I need total destruction, says Newsom. The officials chose not to order the firefighters to remain on duty for a second shift last Tuesday as the winds were building, which would have doubled the personnel on hand and they just staffed five of more than 40 engines that were available to aid in battling wildfires according to records obtained by the Times.
2:39:02 As well as interviews with LAFD officials and former chiefs with knowledge of operations. And they go on to say it was the default. Why was it turned off? Just incompetence again, of course. Boy, they're really working hard with this incompetence. A lot of stuff to be turned off and done. They were just so lucky they did it so perfectly. This is perfect incompetence. Just stunningly, it's a new word, precise incompetence. Like, you know, Tiger Woods hits a hole in one. It's like, that guy sucks. That was an incompetence right there. A week after the LA firestorm began, winds still pose a danger. A scale of loss becomes clear.
2:39:44 The department only started calling up more firefighters and deploying those additional engines after the Palisades blaze was burning out of control. Kind of like three years ago in Texas and other areas, five days before the meteorologist national and state said it's going to be a huge blue northern. We have to up power capacity more than 30% or the power grids will go down. Everybody turns up their heaters. And the feds said under Biden to the state of Texas and others, you go up any power level, we'll find you a million dollars an hour per power station and we'll criminal charge you. And that was in the ERCOT directive when ERCOT did that, they blamed ERCOT which is corrupt. And then a day after the power went off in most of the state, then they said, now you can up the power, done on purpose. And they made like $40 billion extra ripping people off, because of increased power rates the next week. I mean, they know what they're doing, it's Enron stuff.
2:40:39 No extra engines had been placed in the Palisades where the fire broke out about 1030 a.m. where firefighters said was the worst area. Officials said they also had trimmed up the dead wood that was there for 65 years. The department pre-positioned nine engines to the San Fernando Valley in Hollywood that were already on duty expecting that fires might break out there. Oh wow, nine engines for those big areas. They sent more to like a traffic accident. Officials said they moved more engines first thing in the morning to also cover the Northeast. Well, how nice of them. It's like stabbing somebody in the throat and after you die putting a bandage on it. The Times findings come as LAPD officials continue to assert that the firefighting effort was hampered by cuts to the department's budget and low water levels for some of the hybrids. Wonder why, because the firefighting reservoir was drained? They also only acknowledge their decisions
2:41:43 not to assign more firefighters or preposition more of the available engines after the Times presented them with internal documents describing the department's actions. The owner of the LA Times came out and apologized and said, I'm not liberal or woke anymore. And I apologize to the public and we're gonna expose what really happened. Yeah, seeing everything burn out, seeing hell on earth, that finally gets you off your ass and stop lying? And of course, the fire department's like, what? You're not supposed to ask those questions. It's over dumbasses, people are done. You ain't running your old games anymore. It goes on, you gotta read the whole thing, I got a bunch of others. We're going to break. I cannot fight the globalists without your help. We have the new limited edition coin, there's only 4,000 of these commemorating Trump's victory