WOW 🚨 California Governor Gavin Newsom just “vetoed 2 bills that would have helped all the fire victims”

A lawyer for the Pacific Palisades and Eaton Fire victims is blowing the whistle on Newsom

“As a lawyer helping a lot of those people, let me tell you what’s really happening. You see, the reason why he vetoed all of these that had bipartisan unanimous, unanimous support to make sure that the people, the bad guys are held accountable, like the public utilities

Here’s the real reason”

He gives a full explanation, it’s a little complicated so I’ll explain

There is a major trial about to start that will finally kick off payments to fire victims. There were 2 bills that would have greatly helped fire victims get what they’re owed and quickly. Gavin Newsom vetoed both of them to aid the utility companies (his donors) and screw over the fire victims. Here’s what happened:

The 2 bills vetoed were:

SB 877 (loss-estimate transparency) This would have required insurers to give policyholders the original loss estimates prepared by the company’s adjusters, plus later revisions

SB 878 (deadlines and interest on delays) This would put claims timelines into statute and attached a financial penalty. Insurers would have had to acknowledge a residential claim within 15 days, accept or deny it in writing within 40 days and pay the accepted amount within 30 days. This means including actual cash value on a total loss within 30 days of that determination or interest would accrue

So the significance here is that the trial is about to happen, it would kick off the payments to fire victims

These bills would have gotten Fire victims all the documents needed for them to get paid correctly and quickly

But Newsom vetoed the bills, forcing fire victims to be still in limbo without the documents they need and not forcing the insurance companies to provide the correct updated estimates or anything

This isn’t shocking because Gavin Newsom’s donors are these public utility companies

The corruption is insane

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) October 8, 2026