A Hollywood actor is blaming the liberal government of California for the raging wildfires that have destroyed the Pacific Palisades region.

Zachary Levi joined Fox News host Jesse Watters to discuss the crisis and the government’s possible “criminally negligent” actions.

“This is just incredible mismanagement, um, incredibly poor leadership. I would go so far as to say that it’s criminally negligent,” the “Shazam” actor said.

“Um, because I mean, Gavin, Gavin Newsom has been either the governor for five years or Lieutenant governor prior to that for eight, nine years, some of the worst fires we’ve ever had in California under that watch,” Levin continued. “He clearly knows that the biggest problem that we suffer in California are these fires.

“And by the way, the mudslides that follow and for them to do essentially not just nothing, but worse than when firefighter budgets are being cut, when they are specifically intentionally not doing the, uh, work that could be done to avoid these problems or to be able to, um, effectively serve them when they are happening, we are losing,” he said.

“I mean, I think it’s something like, um, millions of acres of feet of water runoff from, from rain and snow every year in California. As you pointed out, I think the smelt have something to do with that. That’s an acre foot of water, by the way, is about 330,000 gallons of water,” Levi said.

“And there’s millions of those that are just rolling off into the ocean when they could be captured in cisterns. They could be, we’d have an ecosystem of hoses and, and safety measures that can keep all of these homes and people in these homes safe,” Levi added.

“And for some reason, they choose to do none of that. And I, at some point it goes beyond just whoopsie. At some point, it goes beyond negligence. There is something that’s, that’s almost criminally intentional about this,” he said.