A California mother who confronted Newsom over the wildfire response is speaking out

A California mother who faced Gov. Gavin Newsom for his handling of the response devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County asked him to clean things up and prepare the situation so that residents can begin to deal with the effects of the fire.

Rachel Darvish ran to Newsom, who was about to get into a black SUV, explaining that her daughter’s school had been destroyed.

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“Please tell me what you’re going to do,” said Darvish, who is a lawyer.

Newsom replied that he was trying to reach President Biden to find out what they could do to help Darvish and his daughter.

“Do I hear? Can I hear your call? Because I don’t believe it,” he responded. Newsom pointed to his phone, saying he had a cell phone and couldn’t reach the president.

Darvish told “Jesse Watters Primetime” Thursday that he wants to believe Newsom is telling the truth about trying contact Biden.

“I really want to believe him. I really want to, and there was no cell phone reception in some areas, OK? But that’s a big problem in itself. Why doesn’t he have a satellite truck with a cell phone?” he asked.

A Super Scooper plane crashes in the Palisades fire on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025, in Pacific Palisades, CA. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Biden met with Newsom on Wednesday to be briefed on the many infernos that have hit California.

The president accepted a major announcement of the Golden State crisis and announced it on Thursday provincial government will cover “100%” of wildfire-related disaster response costs for 180 days.

Darvish said Pacific Palisades has historically had fires and he wasn’t sure why the response was slow.

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“I came out of my house after receiving the notification that it was on fire, I gathered my belongings and left because the fire was still there. I went down and did not see a single fire truck coming to help me,” he said. Fox News host Jesse Watters.

A fire engulfs a building as the Palisades Fire burns during a storm on the west side of Los Angeles, California, US January 8, 2025. (REUTERS/Ringo Chiu)

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He added that it is not the firefighters’ fault because the orders “come from the top.”

As for Newsom, he said, “Governor, you can just clean this up again adjust and move on? At least, that’s what I’d like to see. But will that happen? I don’t know. You know, these guys are focused on what they’re doing.”