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Mom confronts Newsom over LA fires as he bizarrely claims he’s ‘literally’ calling Biden #shorts
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1:30Now PlayingA distraught Los Angeles mother confronted California Gov. Gavin Newsom in the ashen remains of her neighborhood, demanding to know what he was doing about the wildfires devouring the city — to which the embattled governor claimed he was calling President Biden for federal support, but just couldn’t get reception. NY Post Video Writer Brian Faas shares this story.
“Governor! Governor! I live here, Governor! That was my daughter’s school!” said Pacific Palisades resident Rachel Dervish as she chased after Newsom through LA’s carnage Thursday.
“What are you going to do for her?” she said, cornering him alongside his car in an interaction filmed by Sky News.
Newsom, holding up his phone, said he was “literally” calling the president to see about organizing help at that very moment.
“Can I hear it, can I hear your call? ‘Cause I don’t believe it!” Dervish said.
“I’ve tried five times, that’s why I’m walking around to make the call,” Newsom responded. “I’m so sorry, especially for your daughter.”
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