Adam Carolla rips California leaders for running state 'into the ground' as fires rage: 'Lunatic nutjobs'

Comedian Adam Carolla sounded off on California politicians, accusing "environmental lunatics" of running the state "into the ground" as wildfires tear through Los Angeles County. 

Carolla, who was forced to evacuate on Tuesday, said he still doesn't know if there is anything left of his home. 

"I would say it's a coin-toss at best," he said, when asked if he thinks his home is still intact. "I've seen a lot of footage of houses that were around my house burnt to the ground. There's still some hope that my house is still intact, but if it is, it'll be a miracle."

Bass, specifically, has faced heavy criticism for being on a trip to Ghana while her city grappled with the devastating fires and her cuts to the L.A. Fire Department's budget last year.

"We had a major fire in Malibu three and a half weeks ago. It's not like it was three and a half years ago. This is an ongoing issue," Carolla said. "And Newsom likes to say it's now year-round because he wants to talk about climate change, so he's the first guy who's aware of it."

"They want to blame everything on climate change, but it's really their inaction," he continued. "That's why we're in this predicament."

Carolla warned that Democrats will lose their deep-blue districts in areas like Malibu, Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica if they "don't get it together."

Upon returning from her overseas trip on Wednesday, Bass was pressed on her fire prevention efforts, but she had nothing to say. 

Carolla argued that liberal leaders are unaccustomed to challenging questions about their own leadership, since the media is largely on their side as well. 

Fox News' Joshua Comins contributed to this report.