Key Highlights
- For years, he clung to the belief that the state he loved could still be saved, but eventually that hope ran out.
- Dye sat down with Fox News Digital, where he offered insight into his decision to leave Los Angeles for Austin and how politics have carved a growing divide within the stand-up comedy community. A fixture of the stand-up scene since 2005, Dye is preparing to join the wave of entertainers and everyday Americans who have fled the Golden State in recent years.
- While he agreed that "there's nothing heroic about leaving" California, the comedian expressed a sense of hopelessness about the state's future under Gov.
- Gavin Newsom's leadership — especially given his handling of the wildfires that tore through the Palisades earlier this year.
- COMEDIAN JEFF DYE JOINS HOLLYWOOD EXODUS, SAYS LA FIRES WERE 'QUITE A WAKE-UP CALL' Comedian Jeff Dye sat down with Fox News Digital and discussed his recent decision to leave California for Texas.
