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Gavin Newsom attacking California firefighters now. 2 things to know as this embarrassing stooge trashes the USFS for no good reason: this fire is in the ANF, the forest where Fire Chief Bobby Garcia kept his tanker base fully staffed in January 2025 and bailed out Newsom with tankers on the Palisades Fire after Newsom shut down half of CalFire. Brentwood would've burned to the ground if not for Chief Garcia.
This is the IA of the Texas Canyon Hotshots...who are all CALIFORNIANS. All of the federal firefighters working this fire (and doing a fantastic job) are CALIFORNIANS, who live and pay taxes in Gavin's state, who just happen to collect a paycheck from the US Forest Service.
Keep in mind, the federal government picked up the tab for 100% of the firefight of the Palisades Fire (which started on Gavin Newsom's unmanaged Topanga State Park), and the Eaton Fire (which started in Gavin Newsom's State Responsibility Area). Unlike those two Gavin fires, this fire isn't going to kill several dozen people and wipe out 18,000 homes.
No governor has been more destructive to this state than Gavin Newsom. 2 days after he was elected, the Woolsey Fire and the Camp Fire exploded, killing nearly a hundred people. Since he's been in office, we've had the worst fire seasons in state history. We've had the largest single fire in state history. The largest complex fire in state history. And the most expensive fire in state history. All thanks to Gavin Newsom's impotence and negligence as Governor.
Of the most costly and destructive fires in state history, none of them started in the Federal responsibility area. Camp Fire was SRA, Eaton Fire was SRA, Tubbs Fire was SRA, Woolsey Fire was SRA, the Palisades Fire started on his STATE park. This nonsensical war that Gavin Newsom and his retarded minion Izzy wage against California firefighters is insane, and he's bashing these firefighters simply because their trucks are painted green instead of red. He is such an embarrassing clown.
Unlike Gavin's state park employees, who let the Lachman Fire smolder on their property for a week and rekindle into the Palisades Fire, the ANF boys actually take their time to mop up fires on their property. Chief Garcia had them working the Bridge Fire for like 2 months after it was out to make sure there were no way it could rekindle and endanger surrounding communities.
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The San Bernardino County Fire Protection District is deeply saddened by the tragic air ambulance incident Wednesday night involving a REACH Air Medical Services helicopter that went down shortly after takeoff from Catalina Island while transporting a patient to the mainland. Among those who tragically lost their lives was Flight RN Jessica DeVries, a former member of the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District and someone who remained deeply connected to our County Fire family.
Our hearts are heavy, and Jessica’s loss is deeply felt throughout our organization, especially by those who had the privilege of working alongside her and calling her a friend.
During her time with our Fire District, Jessica served as both an EMS Flight Nurse and EMS Nurse Educator. She dedicated herself to caring for others and made a lasting impression on her coworkers, students, patients, and so many others throughout our organization. Her service, compassion, and the impact she made will not be forgotten.
We mourn alongside and extend our support to the entire REACH Air Medical Services family during this incredibly difficult time. We also mourn all those who lost their lives in this tragedy and extend our deepest sympathies to their families, friends, colleagues, and everyone affected by this incident. We also keep those who were injured in our thoughts and hope for their full and speedy recovery.
We are grateful to the public safety agencies and personnel who responded and worked under extraordinarily difficult circumstances.
Our thoughts remain with Jessica’s family, the families of all those lost, those recovering from their injuries, the REACH Air Medical Services family, and everyone impacted by this tragedy.
Dave Corbin retweeted
President George W. Bush standing at Ground Zero in New York City following the September 11 Attacks. “I can hear you.”
Dave Corbin retweeted
My family watches this every September 11. The Naudet brothers started making a occupied,entry about being a rookie fireman in NYC and made history.
This is the best you will find if you want to know what it was like that day!
m.youtube.com/watch?v=_Iw-1b…
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A couple million people marched in the “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump.
They went home safely that night.
Millions of people protested the regime in Iran.
Many of them never went home.
They were shot in the streets.
They were executed.
They were hanged from cranes as a warning to others.
30,000+ killed in two days.
One country allows protests against its leader.
The other kills people for protesting its rulers.
Before people throw words like “dictator” and “tyrant” around, they should understand what those words actually look like in the real world.
Freedom isn’t proven by supporting a government.
Freedom is proven by being allowed to protest against one and live to talk about it.
Dave Corbin retweeted
The Mojave Desert is stunning, and unforgiving. San Bernardino County Fire Station 53 in Baker sits at the heart of California's deadliest stretch of highway, covering more than 5,000 square miles along the I-15 corridor. Every day, more than 220,000 vehicles pass through this remote desert. When something goes wrong, help can be over an hour away.
#SBCoFD crews face it all out here. Traffic collisions, semi-truck fires, hazardous materials incidents, flash flooding, and temperatures that swing from 120-degree summers to winter snowstorms. There are no fire hydrants on the freeway, no quick backup, and no margin for error.
This is the story of the people who chose to serve one of the most remote and demanding assignments in the nation, and what it takes to protect the thousands of travelers who pass through without ever knowing how close to the edge they really are.
🏜️ DRIVING THE I-15? BE PREPARED.
The desert does not wait. Here are a few tips before you head out:
Pack at least 1 to 2 gallons of water per person and keep your gas tank or battery above 50% throughout your trip. Bring snacks, a first aid kit, a phone charger, and a flashlight. If you break down, stay with your vehicle, turn on your hazards, and signal for help.
Expect the unexpected. A single truck fire can shut down the freeway for 8 to 12 hours. Flash floods, dust storms, and ice are all real possibilities year round. Slow down, stay alert, and always let someone know your route and expected arrival time.
Get Desert Travel Safety tips 👉 sbcfire.org/deserttravel/
Dave Corbin retweeted
My favorite part of Twitter today is reading geopolitical hot takes from people who had to be reminded not to eat laundry detergent 7 years ago.
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NEW: Team USA honors Johnny Gaudreau, who was killed by an alleged drunk driver, by bringing his kids on the ice.
Gaudreau was set to make the U.S. Olympics team before he & his brother were hit by a car in August of 2024.
His kids are now 2 and 3.
🇺🇸
Dave Corbin retweeted
As I watch the Charlie Kirk memorial service, it is very uplifting to me with a strong message of love for Jesus Christ, our family and our country. I’m inspired to do a better job in all of these areas. I’m sure Charlie would be very proud of how many people his life, message and passion have inspired.
Dave Corbin retweeted
“The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.”
—George Orwell
If verified, this man deserves the Medal of Honor.
Coast Guard rescue swimmer Scott Ruskan saved 165 lives in the Texas flash floods.
The 26-year-old, a former KPMG accountant, directed Army Blackhawk 60s and MH-65s to survivors and helped get them to safety, according to the New York Post.
“Ruskan spearheaded a high-risk rescue mission under the worst possible environmental conditions, which in the end saw 165 brought to safety,” the NYP reported.
“I’m just doing a job,” he told the NYP.
“This is what I signed up for, and I think that any single Coast Guard rescue swimmer or any single Coast Guard pilot, flight mechanic, whoever it may be, would have done the exact same thing in our situation.”
“That’s what we were asked to do and we’re gonna do it. Any one of us, if anyone else was on duty that day, they would have done the same thing as us.”
“We just happened to be the crew that got the case.”
Absolutely love this 👍🏻👍🏻
🚨 'WE WILL K*LL YOU!': Florida sheriff has a message for would-be leftist rioters. NOT IN FLORIDA.
"If you throw a brick, a firebomb, or point a gun at one of our deputies, we will be notifying your family where to collect your remains at. Because we will K*LL you, graveyard D*AD. We're NOT gonna play."
"If you spit on us, you're going to the hospital, then jail."
"If you hit one of us, you're going to the hospital, and jail - and most likely get bitten by one of our big, beautiful dogs we have here."
"If you try to mob rule a car in Brevard County - gather around it, refusing to let the driver leave? In our county, you're most likely gonna get RUN OVER, and dragged across the street."
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey IS A LEGEND!!
I have done a lot of public speaking in my career. The Father-of-the-Bride speech I did a few hours ago was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life. And also the most rewarding thing I have ever done in my life. #exausted
Dave Corbin retweeted
The San Bernardino County Firefighters Benevolent Foundation is collecting donations to support the family of Firefighter Paramedic Ryan Spandrio, who passed away off duty.
All funds donated will go directly to his wife and children.
Please consider scanning the QR code or donating via Cash App to help one of our own during this difficult time.
Thank you for supporting our firefighter family.
