Rogan, Carolla Blast New Rhetoric on Climate Change After La Fires

Joe Rogan and Comedian Adam Carolla criticized California Gov. Gavin Newlom on Friday for the observation of the climate about climate change, arguing that he should blame the palisades of the local authorities.

Nearly a year after the Palisades Wildfires made international headlines, critics are still holding back the country’s leaders, accusing them of failing to adequately prepare for the fires or respond to them properly.

“The thing about the fires is like, you know, Gavin New’s, ‘Oh, climate change,’ you know, you just blame it all on climate change, which is crazy,” Carolla said on the “Joe Rogan” PODcast “Podcast” podcast “podcast” podcast “podcast.

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“That was fun,” Rogan agreed. The podcaster has long risen to the political leadership of California, especially the news itself.

Carolla singled out New Orleans and Las Vegas as examples of places where people have been able to avoid the forces of nature to create bustling cities, arguing that California has shown that it can withstand its local codes and building regulations.

“So you can reduce any of these things,” he said.

But while California is prepared for earthquakes, local leaders have been repeatedly accused of failing to prepare for wildfire palisades.

“So we didn’t prepare for the fires. We didn’t clear the brush. We never filled the ponds. We didn’t do all the things,” Carolla continued. “The story goes ‘climate change.'”

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Rogan agreed, saying that Los Angeles has had a similar dry climate for a long time and has been dealing with large fires.

“La has always been on fire,” he said. “It doesn’t rain there. It doesn’t rain there. And it’s been like this forever. That’s why they get movies that rain there. UF —-

Carolla also scoffed at claims of rapidly rising sea levels, arguing that if they were true, much of the Los Angeles area that has been there since the 1930s and 40s would have been brought in.

“It’s weird because Californians are talking about climate change, but the lot on the ocean side of PCH is 10 million mountains that would be safe there,” he said.

Newloom’s office disputed Rogan and Carolla’s claims, describing them as “erroneously inaccurate.”

“It’s not really accurate to say that there is a lack of preparation – the resources are tied up with warnings of warnings from all the help of New Newloom.

“Furthermore, it is well known that there were significant winds (up to 100mph in places) to drive the storms (seen here) and historically caused by a lack of rain for a significant period of time (as documented here).”

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