'This is climate change.” Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti pushed back on President Trump's frequent characterization of wildfires, like those currently ravaging the West Coast, as simply a forest management issue.
"It's been very clear that years of drought, as we're seeing, whether it's too much water and too much rain in parts of our country right now, or too little," Garcetti told CNN's Jake Tapper on"State of the Union.""This is climate change and this is an administration that's put its head in the sand.
5 million acres in California.Read MoreTrump told rallygoers in Minden, Nevada, that the fires are about"forest management," a characterization he has repeatedly offered of such blazes that has been previously criticized as inaccurate.
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