Ron Perlman on 'Don't Look Up' and California wildfires

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Actor Ron Perlman on the film “Don’t Look Up” and the California wildfires. » Subscribe to MSNBC: …

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@keithcooke8045 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Kiddydiddler

@teresairvin9395 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Neglect

@mattboyko09 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

You’re right, Ron politicians and policy have nothing to do with anything😂🤣 as long as a politician has a nice smile and good hair people like Ron will think you’re a good politician lol

@davidroberts9302 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Incompetence by ca’s leadership is what lead to that catastrophe.

@dinapompa5995 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

How about No Water

@elenalatici9568 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Moved from the Bolognese Appennino where the winters were winter and snow could be counted on, to Chianti. I've been here for 10 years. The speed with which climate change has affected us is stunning. My first couple of years here the grape leaves in Autumn turned to red, russets, yellow and orange. Little by little there were more brown leaves than vivid colors . For the past 4 years the dry, stunningly hot summers the vineyatrds have created a landscape of shriveled brown leaves that crackle to pieces when you touch the. The grape harvest is smaller every year, as is the olive harvest. The economy of Tuscany consists of wine, olive oil and tourism.
My apartment faces due south; the sun beats relentless on the 3 foot deep walls made if stone and plaster. By the end of June my apartment feels like an oven. I live in the dark, my interior shutters closed. By noon, if you touch the shutters uou could almost burn your hand. My once beautiful roses garden has been fried. If you step outside the heat is unbearable, and if the African wind, the Sirocco, is blowing, the air feels like convection oven. Every day the humidity grows worse. Italy has always neen humid; now, in the summer, you could easily think you'd been transported to the jungles of Guatemala..
It rarely, if ever rains, and when it does, the rain doesn't reach the ground. It dries in midair from the heat.😢

@elenalatici9568 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Lots of posts everywhere are likening the cause of the nightmare fires in LA to the attitude of special interests in the film, Don't Look Up.

@amnot4145 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Oil and gas must be criminally charged for knowingly causing death and destruction.

@SharonMalone-w8v April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Finally a celebrity with a brain and spine 🫡

@montananative-c1d April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

With tRump In office all this will be swept under the rug and diaper don will blame the democrats, when Florida is under 4 foot of water, they will blame the democrats, My solution ….well better not say the trump squad will come after me….FDJT and his minions

@jonathanstiles7221 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Ummm 2023 and 2024 were two of the biggest rain years in LA history, back to back.

@Donna-op9nw April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

It's okay to say human caused global warming versus the politically correct climate change.

@ErnestoYbarra-q2g April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Hollywood actress Elizabeth Chambers argues not enough was being done by the government during the LA fires. "I think it was a disaster," she remarked. "I don't think
Mayor Karen Bass and Gov. Gavin Newsom were ready.

@JackMitchell-y8o April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Mr . Pearlman is speaking actual
truth.

@billbernhard3582 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Ridiculous ! These fires happened because too many homes were built on too little real estate, without simultaneously installing a hydrant system to protect it. And even then, in an extreme condition such as the 2025 LA fires, it's perfectly reasonable to imagine a forest fire, in extremely high wind conditions, taking over any and every effort to contain that fire ! These are the risks involved. The insurance companies are the real deviants here, to the extent that they took people's money for decades and then left owners unprotected when it suited the company coffers. Kudos to the FFs who have been laboring long and hard to help the citizens of this troubled locale. America has billions of acres of land. Why do we insist upon building so damnably close to one another, and so terribly close to the extravagances of Nature ?

@JohnTHicks April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Just because there's drought doesn't mean you can't mitigate ( prevent,stop) uncontrollable forest fires. I for one believe man is smart enough to do that.

@highwaydaytime7669 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Yep, we told them so. They choose to constantly look down

@michellewalters4484 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Very poor planning urban development coupled with horrific climate conditions

@chimpo8663 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

I knew this movie would come true faster than I thought.

@Vbkingsova April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Ron is a hot man ❤

@DaynaWilliams-v5p April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Insane greed. Malice with forethought. Smart cities. 🌆 😢

@bibibaksh5583 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Hello Ari how are you doing

@donk.johnson7346 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Except for 2 years ago in April when it rained for 3 weeks straight in Los Angeles, in 75 years that's never happened. So all that vegetation dried out, in the meantime and now we have all that fuel and it's burning.

@BobJohnson-kj2og April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Usually in the winter, the insects disappear by early November, but I have seen coch roaches crawling around this January at the 3500 foot level in Arizona?

@GauguaUvaiva April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Houston had more than 30 inches in rain. Hawaii had Lahaina burn down , Western North Carolina was hit so bad they dont have homes or a road back to their in some cases there isnt a house seat, fire in Palisades and the devastating fire in California a few years ago. All of these climate experiences are catastrophic. I forgot to add Paradise California that the whole town burned down.

@justinmj6586 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Leftist policies. Zero chance of anything to affect the climate but you can prepare to mitigate.

@BarbareKelly April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Horrendous

@stevereed8786 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

It burns every year. The Malibu Hills is usually the location. This time it was with 90 mph in an area that is over run by dry fuel that nothing will stop. Nothing to do but get out of the way. No amount of water will stop this. What lead to this fire is the wind that comes every year.

@danburnes722 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

100 mph winds in CA is a political problem, 100 mph winds in FL is a natural problem.

@SporeSpawn April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

Maybe it's because my job takes me outdoors, and I'm exposed to the weather for most of the day, but I've also noticed the unusual climate changes over the past 9-10 years. Perhaps people forget what it used to be like, but now it’s becoming more apparent. Where I live, we should have had snow by now, yet we're still waiting. It feels like spring. (1-17-25)

@joannabrinkley8266 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

“special interest” I would think for 44 Billion from the dept of energy for Tesla….maybe The Fed could have put this to better use?
PS<saltwater is corrosive and can cause soil issues for years to come.
I dig Perlman, and it’s heartbreaking what is happening….need Yall’s AG to make sure that Homeowners who’s fire coverage was slashed— get justice. And if You can….hold onto Your Property—don’t sell to BIG INVESTORS

@stevog44 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

WRONG

@vampirethriller9485 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

So all you Americans in devastated climate catastrophies, that voted for Pinocchio, still believe it to be a hoax?

@skylershank9309 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

The forest service not being able to maintenance for years was a contributing factor also.

@ltully4961 April 3, 2025 - 1:44 am

So glad we have these artists to help us fight back.

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