Biden’s FEMA Chief: California Was ‘Very Prepared’ For The Fires
FEMA Administrator Deanna Criswell claimed during an interview over the weekend that fire officials in Southern California “were very prepared” for the catastrophic fires that erupted last week — despite significant evidence to the contrary.
Criswell made the remarks when asked by Margaret Brennan on CBS News “why the area was so unprepared” for the fires.
“I think that they were very prepared,” Criswell claimed. “This is something that they are very used to. They fight fires all the time.”
Criswell claimed that the firefighters “have never seen 100-mile-an-hour winds that are fueling the fire,” despite the state being forced to deal with fires every year that are spread by the powerful Santa Ana winds.
She further claimed that it was harder for firefighters to reach the fires because it was in “such a populated area.”
Won't be long before they are going to run out of bridges to sell....
Criswell made the remarks when asked by Margaret Brennan on CBS News “why the area was so unprepared” for the fires.
“I think that they were very prepared,” Criswell claimed. “This is something that they are very used to. They fight fires all the time.”
Criswell claimed that the firefighters “have never seen 100-mile-an-hour winds that are fueling the fire,” despite the state being forced to deal with fires every year that are spread by the powerful Santa Ana winds.
She further claimed that it was harder for firefighters to reach the fires because it was in “such a populated area.”
Won't be long before they are going to run out of bridges to sell....
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