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Professor was right and that this is being driven by climate change, what would you do to fix it? oh, well, you would do more forest management. exactly the things that have been prevented by first governor jerry brown and now governor newsom. to his credit has been better on the issue than governor brown on the issue. too little, too late. more wildfires in california for the next 10 years along with blackouts. brian: will it be chuck devore in the wilderness of texas to sound out or will pg&e ...

Have been impacted by the blackouts put in place in an attempt to prevent wildfires, right? many are blaming the utility company pg&e. our next guest says politicians in the state deserve. so blame, if not most. chuck devore is a former california assemblyman who left the state to move to texas. he joins us now. what do you think politicians could have done to prevent something like this which sadly has been commonplace in california for hundreds of years? this was one of the most preventible tr...

Mark steyn, the one man in america who makes me rethink my views on immigration, we are glad you are in this country. >> thanks a lot sean, brett, whatever. >> tucker: ill go with martha. supporters of the great new deal want to take control of the entire economy and service of their environmental agenda but even when given control of a single small town, they dont go according to plan. georgetown, texas, has a population of 75,000. last october the city received a million dollar grant from mich...

Its 12 years. what you are saying is they are paying off their campaign contributors and calling it an environmental policy. chuck devore i appreciate you coming on and clarifying. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we have a fox news alert for you. congress on the brink, apparently, of working out a government funding deal to end the shutdown over a border wall. david has the new exclusive reporting on where we are in those negotiations and he joins us right now. david? >> hey, tucker, good eveni...

To build a high speed rail line between san francisco and l.a. yet, yesterday, it cancelled that route. why? because it didnt work. the cost rose to a staggering $77 billion. chuck devore has watched this up close. a former california assemblyman and vice president of the national initiative of public policy foundation and he joins us tonight. chuck, what was sudden lay california story is now a national story because light rail is a centerpiece of the green new deal. why didnt it work in califo...

Line between san francisco and l.a. yet, yesterday, it cancelled that route. why? because it didnt work. the cost rose to a staggering $77 billion. chuck devore has watched $this up close. a former california assemblyman and vice president of the national initiative of public policy foundationio and he joins us tonight.it chuck,s what was sudden lay california story is now a national story because light rail is a centerpiece of the green new deal. why didnt it work in california? >> well, it got...

Are paying off their campaign contributors and calling it an environmental policy. chuck devore i appreciate you coming on and clarifying. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we have a fox news alert for you. congress on the brink, apparently, of working out a government funding deal to end the f shutdown over a border wall. david has the new exclusive reporting on where we are in those negotiations and he joins us right now. david? >> hey, tucker, good evening. some members of congress are clearly...

Georgetown, texas, chuck, heres what im saying how do we get out of this deal? where is the exit ramp from this thing? >> well, they are trying to renegotiate these 2025-year contracts but, of course, that isnt going to come cheap either: i think the main thing is we have to understand that fossil fuels, traditional fuels, natural gas, coal, nuclear power, they are reliable and they are affordable. and when you have elected officials making decisions and posturing politically trying to get credi...

The two of you are just rabid environmentalists? >> well, not exactly. we are conservative republican. but, you know, our duty to our rate pairs is to provide them with the lowest possible utility cost. >> and money talks. steve: well, al, you are absolutely right. money talks to the tune of nearly $30 million a year which is what the city of georgetown lost when they realized they could not rely on wind for power. thats more than $1,200 per household over four years. chuck devore is vice presid...

Me or for the planet? >> and i think that what the quoted that you from the incoming from alexandria ocasio-cortez is very illuminating. this is about an agenda, a liberal agenda that frankly has been around a lot longer than concerns over climate change chuck devore we thank you for joining us live. >> my pleasure. steve: 6:30 in new york city. some democrats now lining up to put president trump behind bars. >> a very real prospect that he may be the first president in quite some time to face t...