Nevada Politics Meltdown – Fire Fight, $75M Stadium Scam, Gas Prices Surge & More

Well, let's get into what's happening around Nevada, shall we? I don't know.

Should we? Apparently, the city of Las Vegas and Clark County are fighting.

So Marie and I were just talking about this before we came on the program because there were dueling press... statements, advisories put out today.

First by, I mean, this has been ongoing for a few weeks now.

So the city of Las Vegas is pissed off, apparently.

And it sounds like rightfully so.

Because the county is supposed to be providing certain services in certain areas of the city.

The city is not able to provide services.

And these are specifically fire services, okay? And so it's in northwest Las Vegas where there's these, like, pockets, these islands where there's overlap between the city and county.

And county is supposed to provide the services, but they're not.

And they're supposed to be providing it to the city.

Anyways, there's fighting going on between the county and the city, which is a normal thing.

The city of Las Vegas, to be specific.

And so there were dueling statements put out today.

The county threw the city under the bus and was like, we're responding.

We're on top of it.

This was after the city apparently went to the county commission meeting last month, I think it was, or a few weeks ago, and was like, you're not doing your jobs because they're not.

And then the county responded today and the city responded with a statement, but also a video from the mayor.

Maria, as one of the impacted citizens,

what do you think? Oh, boy.

I did not know this was a problem.

It's like the rural housewives of Clark County watching the city and county duel.

I'm into it.

Yeah.

And Mayor Berkeley, Shelley Berkeley, wore her best fit to be able to throw down.

Well, let's get into what's happening around Nevada, shall we? I don't know.

Should we? Apparently, the city of Las Vegas and Clark County are fighting.

So Marie and I were just talking about this before we came on the program because there were dueling press... statements, advisories put out today.

First by, I mean, this has been ongoing for a few weeks now.

So the city of Las Vegas is pissed off, apparently.

And it sounds like rightfully so.

Because the county is supposed to be providing certain services in certain areas of the city.

The city is not able to provide services.

And these are specifically fire services, okay? And so it's in northwest Las Vegas where there's these, like, pockets, these islands where there's overlap between the city and county.

And county is supposed to provide the services, but they're not.

And they're supposed to be providing it to the city.

Anyways, there's fighting going on between the county and the city, which is a normal thing.

The city of Las Vegas, to be specific.

And so there were dueling statements put out today.

The county threw the city under the bus and was like, we're responding.

We're on top of it.

This was after the city apparently went to the county commission meeting last month, I think it was, or a few weeks ago, and was like, you're not doing your jobs because they're not.

And then the county responded today and the city responded with a statement, but also a video from the mayor.

Maria, as one of the impacted citizens,

what do you think? Oh, boy.

I did not know this was a problem.

It's like the rural housewives of Clark County watching the city and county duel.

I'm into it.

Yeah.

And Mayor Berkeley, Shelley Berkeley, wore her best fit to be able to throw down.