Wildfires devastate Southern California

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Elected officials in California facing criticism over wildfire response

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Marielle Saez and Republican strategist Matt Gorman discuss the devastation of Southern California wildfires.

Saez: Some residents have been quick to blame Democratic leaders in the state, including Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and the governor of California , Gavin Newsom .

Gorman: There's going to be time for reflection and examination of the immediate response, but right now, the hard work of containing fires, saving lives is first and foremost.

Matt Gorman : Can this embolden the president-elect politically as he prepares to take office later this month ? Marielle Saez : He's going to take it up some trade, immigration and the like, but focusing on that and not something in the past.

She says he's working with slim margins, very tight majority in both the House and Senate .

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