Valuetainment - ＂Accelerating The Permitting Process＂ - Trump TAKES CHARGE Of LA Rebuild After Newsom BLOWS It

00:00:00.000 this is another guy that thinks everybody likes him but uh unfortunately he lacks in leadership

00:00:05.860 he does run one of the biggest companies in the world this company is not called nvidia this

00:00:11.620 company is not called apple it's not called google this company is called california and his name is

00:00:16.160 gavin newsom and his state's got kind of a lot of problems rob is that a clip of what's going on in

00:00:21.000 california yes sir it's so bad folks that the president tweeted something that we have to

00:00:25.840 address today on the podcast rob go ahead and play the clip go for it president trump has signed an

00:00:30.820 executive order which the white house claims will speed up rebuilding after the wildfire disaster

00:00:35.760 the order aims to allow residents who are using federal emergency funds to rebuild to bypass the

00:00:41.540 local permitting process california officials are expected to challenge the order governor gavin

00:00:46.820 newsom responded on x asking the federal government to send funds to rebuild not take over the permitting

00:00:52.820 process la county supervisor katherine barger issued a statement saying she welcomes any effort to

00:00:58.260 responsibly accelerate rebuilding she says la county already has a self-certification process

00:01:04.180 and a streamlined approval process for modular factory built homes and pre-approved plans

00:01:10.300 la mayor karen bass called the executive order quote a meaningless political stunt she sent us a 0.99

00:01:16.640 statement that reads in part the president has no authority over the local permitting process but

00:01:21.640 where he could actually be helpful is by providing the critical fema funding we have been asking for

00:01:27.460 by speeding up and by regulating the industries that he alone can impact why give money to an

00:01:34.920 organization that is a cluster you know what why give money to somebody like you brad did you ever live

00:01:40.460 in california or no once yes okay and so i'll read this to you what happened so he's taking over uh in the

00:01:47.960 area of the rebuilds okay newsom has failed and trump is saving the people only 2500 homes have received

00:01:54.380 permits of the fires that's 13 percent less than 10 homes have been rebuilt he's coming and saying

00:02:00.880 we'll accelerate the permitting process if they do that and i'll ask an open-ended question one how do you

00:02:07.780 think newsom handled the fires and you know the rest of the bass and others handle the fires and what do you

00:02:12.560 think about the story with trump taking over well i think someone needs to it's clearly uh evidence of

00:02:18.720 local government failing yes me um which is obvious and i think everyone knows it but ultimately you know

00:02:26.880 i think where's the money coming from like where's the insurance liability uh insurance companies

00:02:32.100 participation why are people being screwed basically and then holding back permits that's just 0.95

00:02:39.940 bureaucracy that's just stupidity i think i'm glad uh trump's doing it and someone needs to do 0.97

00:02:46.600 something with california because that's one of the i mean as far as weather and and you know environment 0.99

00:02:52.120 it's just an unbelievable place to live and and they're just literally ruining it where'd you live

00:02:58.280 in california well when i was there i was in recita really yeah no like csun northridge northridge

00:03:07.060 chatsworth oh wow right around there what business were you in in chatsworth because chatsworth was

00:03:11.700 famous for some unique industries back in the days what was it what was it chatsworth at uh one point

00:03:17.480 it wasn't that what year were you in chat you thinking you're saying porn but it was at one point

00:03:22.060 hell no 80 percent uh i don't know if you knew this so i was the manager of valley total fitness in

00:03:27.500 chatsworth and all our members were part of that space but tom went to csun which is in recita so we have

00:03:33.580 something in common we all live in the same area what year was this when you lived there by the way

00:03:37.480 oh man it's got probably um 89 89 yeah i was i was i went down there to to i got a part in a movie i

00:03:47.320 thought i was going to be a movie star so i went down there and uh ended up ultimately homeless on a

00:03:53.400 on on a beach and so the way you get off the beach is you find a girl it doesn't that's not homeless

00:04:00.200 so i ended up moving over there because that's where she lived and she she lived where in recita

00:04:05.840 yeah got it and she allowed me to stay there so i just went wherever i was welcome tom your thoughts

00:04:11.980 with what's going on in california this is like a tom petty song she was a good girl living in recita

00:04:17.900 yeah um my thoughts on it as somebody has to talk about brad just so you know tom's trying to be a

00:04:24.980 comedian and he succeeds 10 percent of the time i just want you to because the audience already knows

00:04:29.300 it but he's really trying to do it if you working on a stand-up game if you look up the uh the

00:04:33.880 earthquake that happened there i was there when that happened so 94 whatever year that was 89

00:04:40.520 whittier narrows yep was it 89 man i'm i'm uh pretty good at recalling then because really

00:04:46.920 89 tom what is that the big one because the big one was 94 no yep 89 oh you're talking about the

00:04:53.800 san francisco no i'm talking about the one in northridge and it like because i was there it threw me out of

00:04:59.160 the bed yeah literally i was in bed and that was 94 94 and it just the the earth shifted so so 0.97

00:05:06.200 45 seconds it lasted i ended up on my ass damn tom california what are you thinking you had many 0.98

00:05:11.640 people in the same position california i think the president's doing the right thing he's got to 0.99

00:05:16.120 unclog the cork because we've talked about it uh adam carolla has talked about it a lot of adam

00:05:21.640 carolla was on this podcast talking about it about what's going on how they're holding it up

00:05:25.640 malibu late they need to be honest about it the malibu homes on that are on the beach right below

00:05:32.180 pacific palisades the coastal commission is trying to prevent that they were ever be rebuilt adam

00:05:38.560 carolla's called it out i call it out then up in the area which was a a neighborhood by the way you

00:05:44.440 could debate the beach you could the city could debate but they're trying to take those malibu homes 0.97

00:05:49.220 away and prevent anything from being built there using the authority of the coastal commission

00:05:54.300 up in pacific palace age you just saw the video that we showed there's cleared areas there's old

00:06:00.200 foundations just sitting there and people waiting to get rebuilt but the permitting process is taking

00:06:05.940 forever it's the bureaucracy of downtown and they are hoping for defaults so that developers favorable

00:06:13.000 to the city can buy tracks of it and they want to put affordable housing up let me translate that

00:06:18.420 they want to put apartment buildings up because they feel like they need more units for uh-oh here

00:06:24.380 it comes homeless so these agendas coming from the city so there's the bureaucracy and agendas coming

00:06:30.980 from the city and what happens is just like when that young man did a simple video in minnesota and exposed

00:06:38.760 all the fraud that was going on there that triggered a lot of the mayhem guess what the president by

00:06:44.320 unclogging this is about to expose agendas by the coastal commission he's going to do though

00:06:49.680 i what do you think he's going to do you think you think it's going to be like permitting the way he

00:06:54.740 said i'm going to give nuclear permit site within three weeks you think it's going to be that fast

00:06:58.100 two things he has the power of the purse because california is a consumer not a contributor of dollars on the

00:07:06.040 federal stage california consumes a lot of dollars now their medicaid is bank bankrupt they bankrupt

00:07:11.700 at hospitals they need federal money and grants flowing to them that's why karen bass the mayor

00:07:17.300 says no no why don't you send the money through fema but in fema they list where the people they

00:07:23.080 list the organizations in fema there's a bunch of ngos that have nothing to do with the fire area

00:07:29.260 that have everything to do with downtown la and you know more money going to not solve the homeless

00:07:35.740 situation so what the president can do is by holding up money and pushing this way say i'm going

00:07:42.280 to do it he's about to shine a spotlight on it because he can hold back funds to california if

00:07:47.040 they don't cooperate with the order you have no authority here okay so you're saying you're not

00:07:50.760 going to cooperate with it we're not going to do that you you and take us to court okay well let's do

00:07:54.620 this turn off the valve turn off the money hold things back and that's exactly what's about to

00:08:00.920 happen chama was tweeting about it last night there's a lot of people that are cheering this

00:08:05.260 saying this is the pressure that the that the president can bring on this brandon yeah i was

00:08:11.780 gonna say the um the exact same thing in part so it's 33 of california's budget that comes from the

00:08:17.220 federal budget so yeah he's got the ultimate lever here to put pressure on them and i mean this is like

00:08:21.700 my god this is just layers and layers of helplessness and problems for the people there i mean the people

00:08:26.660 who are trying to rebuild and can't get a permit are people who could afford to rebuild i mean it's

00:08:30.040 already what eight hundred thousand dollars on average for a house in california so those are

00:08:33.960 probably two million dollar homes a huge percentage of them weren't even covered by insurance because

00:08:38.040 their insurance got pulled or retroactively said they weren't going to cover it so you know just

00:08:42.240 getting the permit to build the thing is probably for a small portion of people a lot of people can't

00:08:45.780 even probably rebuild it if they did get the permit so you know the fact that they're making it this

00:08:50.900 difficult for them i think that is a screaming um verification that there is something weird here where

00:08:56.360 there's an agenda to build something different make it fundamentally different than it was before because

00:08:59.680 it was a residential thing before you know now they're probably trying to make it like some

00:09:03.180 section eight type of situation so uh yeah i think the lever here for him is to cut off that 33 percent

00:09:08.820 of their money that comes from the federal budget because it's a disaster state what happens if he

00:09:12.720 succeeds what happens if he succeeds what happens if he pulls it off what happens if all of a sudden

00:09:18.400 californians are like oh i got my permit within two weeks i got my permit within 30 days now that the

00:09:24.960 president took over i got my fair act money that came through it was much faster i got this what

00:09:30.960 happens if those things expedite five percent shift in california popularity or you think so yeah that's

00:09:36.380 it though i think so so many people are so blindly against him that it wouldn't move the needle that

00:09:40.400 much but i think more californian people like him than we know of i think their voting is very what do

00:09:45.600 you think would happen i i would agree i mean you know people are just going to realize that a lot of

00:09:51.420 the excuses you know were were bureaucracy and so they're they're going to lose trust in the in the

00:09:58.460 state of california the politics yeah but i think it's happening anyway you know i think again there's

00:10:03.380 more like he said there's more people that are that are not pleased with the local government than

00:10:09.400 than they let on but it also said something about manufactured homes and modular homes there's expediting

00:10:16.040 for those like you're going to replace the homes that were there with mobile homes that's embarrassing

00:10:21.880 that's exactly right that's ridiculous again these are 20 30 million auto homes who's who's running the

00:10:27.980 place and when you say well these guys who is allowing it yeah makes no sense tom i think what happens here

00:10:37.460 is california will do everything they can to not let this be successful because the price of this being

00:10:44.600 successful is massive you know five points what was the uh rob what was the actual margin of victory

00:10:51.020 for california as a whole in the presidential election and if this moves five or seven points

00:10:57.060 led by the central valley led by northern san diego led by orange county which by the way the people of

00:11:03.560 color in the areas that i've mentioned are the ones that are flipping there's not suddenly more white

00:11:08.780 farmers in central california it's his second and third generation hispanics that are like 1.00

00:11:14.220 hey wait a minute what's going on here you know it was 50 58 38 that goes 53 43 suddenly that becomes

00:11:24.640 10 points it goes from a 22 point member because the percentage points come off each end becomes a

00:11:31.340 10 point swing california that once upon a time was completely in play and you're looking at maybe

00:11:38.260 congressional traction in san diego and congressional traction well maybe traction 48 to 4 tom after

00:11:46.440 gerrymandering exactly how do you compete with 48 to 4 but you're not going to win it but this is going

00:11:53.700 to move this it's like one if he succeeds they can't let him succeed because it causes independence

00:12:01.540 to say no wait a minute this guy got it done and i really didn't like him but this guy didn't and i

00:12:08.360 was only why again did i vote for gavin newsom there are independents that reflect other people

00:12:14.460 will just never this is embarrassing by the way this is and by the way can you pull uh the chamat tweet

00:12:18.680 back up rob please uh this was chamat's tweet newsom in california keep endlessly raising taxes and

00:12:24.200 then wasted uh to their cronies at no point did they think to actually spend even a few cents of

00:12:30.800 more than 350 billion a year on filling the water tank and then then comes the palisades firing guess

00:12:37.660 what the insurance companies are now suing the government of california because they think

00:12:41.920 california should pay not them if you were them wouldn't you do the same this is the price of

00:12:46.780 incompetence and larceny by our government representatives in california when will enough be enough

00:12:52.840 it's logic so if somebody reads this what's the first thing you say i don't see emotion i see

00:12:57.920 logic go ahead and argue it rob show the picture of the lawsuit look at the list on the left those are

00:13:05.100 the insurance companies pat can you zoom in a little bit to see who they are orion company was a

00:13:10.260 good california general underwriter insurance company mercury okay that's a big one right there

00:13:13.840 fortega okay summit insurance insurance company ice camp where's chuck chubb line 19 banker standards

00:13:20.680 insurance company chubb okay chubb is i got a personal relationship with those guys lloyds

00:13:25.700 lloyds of london where do you see lloyds of london lower yeah lloyds insurance company where is that

00:13:31.140 coming from all the way on the other side it's coming from all of the big money houses are backed

00:13:36.760 by chubb and lloyds yeah so these are not small companies that are suing them the entire state so

00:13:43.460 you're losing insurance companies you're losing people you're losing creatives you're losing

00:13:50.100 innovators you're losing investors you're losing two guys that just built a four trillion dollar

00:13:55.680 company out of california that moved to the great state of florida you're losing all these guys what's

00:14:01.040 the argument what's the argument with what's happening i mean the the idea is to bring families that just

00:14:08.400 want to build businesses buy properties take care of their kids and you're not creating a climate like

00:14:15.640 that because now if i'm buying a house i have to be worried if i can even get homeowner's insurance

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Valuetainment - February 01, 2026

＂Accelerating The Permitting Process＂ - Trump TAKES CHARGE Of LA Rebuild After Newsom BLOWS It

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