Journalist Albert Lanier discusses the devastating Maui fires in Hawaii, highlighting the mismanagement of the disaster. The chapter explores the causes and accountability of the fires, the lack of warning systems, and the emergence of conspiracy theories. It also delves into the high casualties, extensive damage in Lahaina, and concerns about FEMA's response and depleted funding. The conversation further addresses the mismanagement and lack of support in the disaster response, ethical concerns in Hawaii's political and news systems, and the need for better disaster management and media attention.
