

False Claim: California undermines federal immigration law for violent criminals
The California Department of Corrections regularly transfers violent criminals to federal immigration authorities. The state has done it THOUSANDS of times.


California has NOT ‘opened the border’
Governor Newsom more than doubled the size of CalGuard’s Counter Drug Taskforce along the border to almost 400 service members.


False Claim: ‘Expert’ predicts California gas prices will spike to $8 next year
The “expert” in this case has been funded by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and his “analysis” had NO sources and included NO methodology – just guesses.


No, LA fires were NOT deliberately set to hide secret pedophile tunnels
These fires were caused by extreme weather: high winds and dry conditions.


LA Fire Department did NOT have to recruit from the general public to fight wildfires
California had over 15,000 firefighters and public safety officers on the ground battling these blazes and keeping impacted areas safe.


Firefighters did NOT use women’s purses to fight fires
The LAFD uses canvas bags to fight small trash fires because they are more efficient to put out the fires as opposed to a long hose.

California did NOT run out of water while fighting the LA wildfires
Water reservoirs in Southern California were at record levels. There was no shortage of water in Southern California.


No, California’s smelt fish policy did not lead to the LA wildfires.
This is an outlandish connection to make. The policy is not about water availability in Southern California.


False Claim: California isn’t ‘raking the forest’ to control wildfires
The state has now invested $2 billion in managing the forest (AKA “raking the forest”) in addition to the $200 million annual budget.


California did NOT cut firefighting budgets months before LA wildfires
The number of CalFIRE personnel has nearly doubled since 2019 and their budget has nearly doubled since 2019


No, the military did not enter California to “turn on the water”
This water doesn’t go to Southern California.


Californians pay lower electricity bills than in Florida and Texas, despite claims
According to the latest data, the average monthly residential electricity bill in CA was below both Florida and Texas.