As California grapples with the aftermath of devastating wildfires, concerns have emerged about whether the incoming Trump administration will provide federal aid. Some critics speculated that President-elect Donald Trump might withhold funds due to political conflicts with the state’s leadership. However, Vice President-elect JD Vance dismissed these claims, emphasizing Trump’s commitment to aiding all Americans. Speaking on Fox News Sunday, Vance clarified that Trump’s focus is on improving disaster response, not denying assistance. He acknowledged the challenges in past relief efforts and stressed the need for more efficient governance. While Governor Gavin Newsom invited Trump to visit California, Vance criticized state mismanagement, citing poor infrastructure and forest policies as contributing factors to the crisis. Meanwhile, California lawmakers have taken legal steps to counter Trump’s policies, escalating political tensions. Despite these differences, Vance assured that Trump’s administration would prioritize effective federal aid distribution to support those in need.