LA Department of Water and Power CEO Janisse Quinones Explains Why The Well Went Dry!

James Coughlin will news report today, January 9th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, bring that vote for critical future updates. Meet Janice Quinones. She's a DEI hire. She's the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's CEO. She makes $750,000 a year. She's the highest. Paid employee of the entire city of Los Angeles. Listen to her explain how Los Angeles ran out of water. One job is all she had. We ran out of water this morning. And so much water was being used before it got to the tank. We were not able to fill the tanks fast enough. So the consumption of water was faster than we can provide water in a truck line. I want to make sure that you understand there's water. It just cannot get up the hill because we cannot fill the tanks. What is the don't get water because the percentage is... We have water on the Palisades and I think about 3 in the morning. That's when the hydrants went dry above the Brentwood area. We are able to push water on the east side of that. And we have some water on the 18th and 18th. But I think that's all of the, at 3 a.m., all of the hydrants were dry in the Palisades. We identify other... It takes about 30 minutes to prepare about 4,000 gallons of water, and we're constantly moving that water to the fire department to get them as much water as we can. For the people on SCO 272, they're working the water system so hard. So three quarters of a million dollars a year plus expenses, you know. Their one job was to make sure that there was water in the fire hydrant line. Can you say, we're tired of D-E-I? They should switch it to D-I-E, as in die? Ladies and gentlemen, these liberals in California aren't ruining California. They've ruined it. Period. God bless. Share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in the Bizarro World.