FireAid

... "I, I can barely afford to live here as it is, and you, now you're gonna tax me for every mile?" And my thing is, there, there's so many, there's so much corruption and fraud in everything that's going on, and they've already brought a lot of it to light when, um, the whole Doge thing was coming out with Elon Musk, and they were finding all this like, you know, money that was going here and money that was going there.

But when the, when the fires were happening, 'cause we were talking about it earlier, they, they had a bun- that big Fire Aid concert, and then nobody has received any money from it at all.

It just all disappeared.

And it's like, well, where'd all the money go? And people were doing private research on it, and for a while, they saw that it went to, like all these private organizations that were supposed to disperse the money and help people that were affected by it.

Like the Fyre Festival?

At Fire, at Fire Aid, at Fire Aid, the concert in benefit of the-

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Fire Aid.

Fire Aid Fest, no.

[laughs]

That would've made Fyre Fest a much cooler experience than, uh, than it ended up being, I think.

No, Fi- Fire Aid, there was a, there was a version of Nirvana that had a bunch of female lead singers, and I think also Kim Gordon.

Here's another big Democratic Party initiative.

May's video of the FireAid fundraising concert last year was one of the great scams of the past decade.

So you have Karen Bass running L.A., which runs the Palisades.

Then, of course, Governor Newsom and... running the state, and you had this Palisades fire that was at the beginning of 2025.

Everyone, please go to fireaidla.org and give what you can.

All of the money raised will go directly to people who need it now and towards long-term efforts to build the communities back.

That's how FireAid sold itself to millions of viewers, a benefit concert for wildfire victims.

Today, many have doubts.

There was a staff report that said so in writing.

The report alleges that FireAid prioritized and awarded grants to illegal aliens.

$250,000 grant to undocumented migrants, they said.

$100,000 to a group focused on Native American voter engagement.

He delivered this blistering message.

$75 million has been lost, but the scam is over.

So FireAid, what are you going to do with the $25 million that's still left? You better start helping actual fire victims instead of lining the pockets of these completely unrelated nonprofits because we're on to you and we are watching.

Yeah, these people in the Palisades are perpetual victims.