The devastation in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena aren't new lessons.

Federal firefighters are the backbone of protecting public safety and putting fires out in the state of California.

We're working across the aisle, as we always have, to ensure survivors have the resources and support they need.

The Governor expressed his appreciation for the Trump Administration's early collaboration and specifically thanked EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for his agency's swift action, including over 1,000 personnel on the ground focused on debris…

Thank you President Trump for coming to our communities to see this first hand, and meeting with me today to continue our joint efforts to support people impacted.

As we approach one month since the devastating wildfires across Southern California, we continue to cut red tape to speed up recovery and clean up efforts as well as ensure rebuilding efforts are swift.

We need answers to how that happened.

Thank you for being here. It means a great deal to all of us and not just the folks in Palisades, the folks in Altadena that were devastated. We're going to need your support. We're going to need your help.

It's a little different world now, today, with batteries, not just car batteries, but battery packs, people with solar, those Tesla wall batteries and the like. So the hazmat side of this is made a little bit more complicated.

We need answers to ensure this does not happen again. And we have every resource available to fight these catastrophic fires.

Local folks are trying to figure that out. I mean, just when you have a system where it's not dissimilar to what we've seen in other extraordinarily large-scale fires, whether it be pipe, electricity, or whether it just be the complete…