A California mother who confronted Newsom during a wildfire response said.

The California mother faced off against Gov. Gavin Newsom Destructive wild fire In Los Angeles County, he asked residents to clean things up and fix the situation after the fire.

Rachel Darvish ran to Newsom to get into a black SUV, explaining that her son’s school had broken into.

Biden’s ‘fire away’ comment at La Wildiere briefing shocks social media: ‘absolutely disgusting’

“Please tell me what you are going to do,” said Darvish, a lawyer.

Newsom replied That he is trying to contact President Biden to find out what they can do to help Darvish and her daughter.

Following a briefing on the devastating Southern California wildfires on January 8, 2025, President Joe Biden appears alongside California Governor Gavin Newsom. (CBS Pool)

“Can I hear? Can I hear your call? Because I don’t believe it,” she replied. Newsom pointed to his phone, saying he had poor cell service and was unable to reach the president.

Darvish told “Jesse Watters Primetime” Thursday that she wants to believe Newsom is telling the truth about the experiment. Connect with Biden.

“I really want to believe it. I really do, and there was no cell phone reception in certain areas, okay? But that’s a big problem in itself. Why doesn’t the satellite car have a cell phone?” she asked.

A SuperScoper aircraft drops water on the Palisades Fire on Tuesday, January 7, 2025 in Pacific Palisades, CA. (Brian van der Brugge/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Biden met with Newsom on Wednesday to get an update on the many wildfires raging across California.

The president announced Thursday that he has approved a major emergency declaration for the Golden State Federal Government It pays “100%” of disaster response costs related to the wildfires for 180 days.

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

The haunting Palisades fire destroyed a high school featured in many Hollywood movies.

“After I got the fire alert, I left my house and sold my things because the fire was there. I didn’t see any fire engine coming to help me while I was coming down,” she said. Fox News host Jesse Waters.

A fire engulfs a structure as the Palisades Fire burns during a wind storm on the West Side in Los Angeles, California, US, January 8, 2025. (Reuters/Ringo Chiu)

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It’s not the firefighters’ fault, she added, because orders “come from the top.”

Of Newsom, he said, “Governor, you can just clean this up and Fix it and move on? At least, that’s what I’d like to see. But will that happen? I do not know. You know, these guys are ingrained in what they’re doing.