In part of an interview with NBC Los Angeles on Thursday, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said there was “no doubt” that her trip to Africa was wrong early in the state's fires.
Conan Nolan, a political reporter at NBC Los Angeles, said, “[O]The nephew of all kinds of disaster aspects is the faith and confidence that the people have in their leadership. You've received a lot of criticism about being in Africa when the storm started – a firestorm. Looking back, the trip was a mistake. ”
Bass replied, “Yeah, absolutely. There's no question about that.”
Nolan then asked, “Is your mission now a mission to try and regain the confidence it may have been eroded?”
Bass replied. “Absolutely so, and I have to demonstrate every day by showing what we're doing, what's working, what's the challenge and moving Los Angeles forward. I think I have to do it.”
Nolan also criticized her face from former mayoral opponents Rick Caruso and CEO of Rep. Locanna (D-CA) Floating Disney, whether she would take it personally. I asked about it.
Bass replies that she is not, saying, “I'm focusing on one thing and one thing, and that is to make sure our city can recover and rebuild, and the Palisades.” All individuals who lived in the area are to make sure they can. Go home.
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