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In this explosive segment from Next News Network's RAW FEED, host Gary Franchi exposes the disturbing truth behind the Los Angeles wildfires that mainstream media won't touch. Newly obtained satellite imagery reveals multiple fires erupting simultaneously across the city—a pattern that demands answers as the death toll rises and thousands lose their homes.

Governor Gavin Newsom's role in this catastrophe is shocking. Just before these devastating fires, he slashed $100 million from fire prevention programs. Now, as Los Angeles burns, Newsom appears gleeful about incoming land speculators, speaking excitedly about "LA 2.0" and consulting with Hawaii about handling property buyouts.

The corruption runs deeper. The LA Times owner just admitted endorsing Mayor Karen Bass was a "huge mistake" as nearly 60,000 residents demand her immediate recall. Meanwhile, the city's Water Chief, earning $750,000 annually, prioritized "social equity" over basic infrastructure—leading to empty fire hydrants when they were needed most.

Exclusive footage from trail cameras shows suspicious groups fleeing the scene as fires began. Even more disturbing, satellite imagery confirms these blazes started at exactly the same time in different locations. Coincidence? The evidence suggests otherwise.

The human cost is staggering. While looters steal Emmy awards from evacuated homes, families are left with nothing but $770 checks from the Biden administration. The sheriff's disturbing mention of "depopulation conversations" during emergency briefings raises even more questions about what's really happening in Los Angeles.

Our investigation reveals a disturbing connection between these fires and plans for "Smart LA 2028"—a massive infrastructure overhaul coinciding with the upcoming Olympics. Newsom's executive order suspending environmental permits and review requirements isn't about helping victims—it's about fast-tracking a complete transformation of Los Angeles.

As California burns and questions mount, the pattern becomes clear: these aren't just wildfires—they're part of a larger agenda to remake Los Angeles. From Newsom's budget cuts to the suspicious timing of these fires, from empty hydrants to plans for a "Marshall Plan" rebuild, every piece fits into a disturbing puzzle.

While mainstream media pushes their climate change narrative, CNN admits Americans aren't buying it. Google searches for wildfires are up 2,400%, but climate change searches are actually down 9%. People are waking up to the truth—and they're turning to independent media like Next News Network for real answers.

Meanwhile, as Los Angeles residents suffer, people in Western North Carolina continue their struggle for FEMA assistance four months after their own disaster. The contrast in government response is telling—and infuriating.

Don't miss this crucial segment that connects all the dots and exposes the truth about what's really happening in Los Angeles. The evidence is clear, the implications are staggering, and the story is far from over.

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[EpochUnlocked]

Hawaii, North Carolina, Texas, Idaho, and now California. All facing major land grabs.

[DTNCracka]

We gotta get these activist, incompetent democrats out of these positions. They are a danger to the people and our planet.

[DK-schb]

Newsome doesn’t even bother pretending to be distraught.

[sherrytravis]

This dude is soooo GUILTY. Domestic terrorism. Not providing paid for services to a community is neglect, abuse, mistreatment, terror. Newsome is giddy about acquiring his cut.

[juliejordan]

That Mayor is SMILING through the whole thing

[DannyCaine-kp]

The most diverse, equitable, and inclusive disaster in history.

[wisdomriver]

There’s no such thing as an incompetent politician, it’s all done deliberately

[RobertM-yw]

It sure took all the eyes off North Carolina and Tennessee and Georgia and Florida. So i guess the people living in tents freezing to death should be grateful they’re not on fire????

[michelleanderson]

In 1996, our house flooded along with most of the town I lived in. Fema gave us $1200, not a loan at that time. Now it's dropped to $770 and it has to be paid back. How times have changed. The federal government cares less about us now than they did then.

[Susan-fz]

This is Arson. Every Fire Marshall in the Country understands this. Arson, just like Hawaii

[kcdel]

The police chief in California should Arrest the mayor and the governor.

[shereecarrier]

Gruesome Newsome needs to step down immediately or be charged with Criminal intent!

[kimberlyhood]

If there's one line I never want to hear again it's, "Let me be clear!" You know there's a line of BS coming!

[RobertaS-]

Everyone has forgotten about East Palestine, Ohio. What about are Ohio Brothers. They have to return to homes that are filled with poison that are killing them, and the government is lying and saying they're fine.Everything's fine. You hear nothing about them anymore. 😢

[Ivan-plit]

They sent fire trucks from our town 225 miles north of California border, upon inspection they found the equipment not safe to enter there state and sent equipment and firefighters back home to Oregon, another good call gavin.

[horsegonewild]

Slashed $100m while 8 high ranking Ukrainian Generals had 8 luxury mansions worth $90m paid for by money sent to Ukraine.

[Jethlin]

There was just a live press conference where Bass said, "We will rebuild LA into the world class city that we are." I mean that says it all.

[PG-qtez]

In a state that has become increasingly worse with fires, you don’t slash your fire fighting budget.

[wandamcgiboney]

They need a class action law suit against this government.

[twoFrenchBunnys]

The question is, have Californians had enough of the democratic party of radical socialists to vote differently?