Bridget Phetasy
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California's High Speed Rail Is the Greatest Scam Ever
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February 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this segment of Dumpster Fire, host Bridget Phetasy exposes California's corruption while Americans digest Epstein files and contemplate tax season. Gavin Newsom is lying about high speed rail again—a project promised in 2008 for $33 billion that's now $128 billion with zero track laid. He called Merced and Bakersfield "spectacular dynamic cities" when they're meth-riddled truck stops. Bridget breaks down Karen Bass allegedly watering down fire reports, drunk Kamala trying to be cool online, and why this French Laundry psychopath will probably be president despite having erected only Home Depot sheds after 20 years.
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