Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the impact of fire damage in Los Angeles County and how looters got out of the disaster on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”
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Jesse Watters: Neighborhoods have been wiped off the map. Houses It turned into piles of ash. Every day gets darker and the death toll continues to rise. 24 people have now been confirmed dead and many are still missing. Meteorologists estimate the damage caused To be more than $250 one billion. This would be more expensive than Hurricane Katrina.
The Palisades fires are still only 13% under control. Wind gusts are expected to intensify and firefighters are preparing for massive fire growth. This is not over yet and the looting has not stopped. At least 29 arsonists have been arrested, including these four devils who were caught in Santa Monica.
A burglar who broke into homes in Pacific Palisades was dressed as a firefighter when he was arrested. Nothing is sacred. Jewelry, valuable heirlooms, even Amy was stolen from someone. And remember the guy with the torch last week who was setting fire to Christmas trees and garbage cans?
Burning properties following the Palisades Fire in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, United States on January 13, 2025. (Reuters/Mike Blake)
It turns out he is He was an illegal alien. His name was Juan. Bandits and arsonists prey on this devastated community while it still burns and fear and rumors grip the population.
Police haven't confirmed this, but there's an everyman feel in Southern California. Some lucky families hire private firefighters. Actor David Spade announces rewards for arsonists in California.
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