Mel Gibson Pushes Wildfire Conspiracy Theories After Losing Home

The actor speculates on Fox News about California wildfires being intentionally set, calling his own theories 'insane.'

Mel Gibson appeared on Fox News' 'The Ingraham Angle' to discuss the California wildfires that destroyed his home, suggesting they may have been intentionally set for ulterior motives.
Gibson floated theories about the fires being part of efforts to displace residents and pave the way for high-density housing, likening it to historical land grabs by cattle barons.
The actor acknowledged the speculative nature of his claims, calling them 'insane,' but questioned the circumstances surrounding water use and wind conditions during the fires.
Gibson's comments align with broader right-wing conspiracies about the wildfires, including unfounded claims of 'directed energy weapons' being used.
While discussing the loss of his $14.5 million home, Gibson maintained a lighthearted tone, joking about his 'fresh start' and the survival of his chickens.