Entertainment icon Jay Leno has been actively supporting Los Angeles first responders as they combat the devastating wildfires sweeping through California. Leno recently appeared on "Your World" to discuss his initiative to prepare and serve meals to the firefighters.

Expressing his admiration, Leno told Fox News anchor Sandra Smith, "Everyone contributes in their own way. I'm simply trying to help out where I can, and they're incredibly appreciative." The ongoing wildfires, which erupted over a week ago, have forced widespread evacuations and caused immense destruction to homes and businesses across the Los Angeles area.

The confirmed death toll has tragically reached at least 24, with expectations of further increases as dozens remain missing. Leno reflected on the stark contrast in the region, noting, "It's strange because the weather is beautiful, 80 degrees. Paradise and devastation exist side-by-side. Malibu, a place associated with glamour and beauty, is now scarred by destruction. It's a jarring juxtaposition."

While smaller fires have ignited since Monday, the tireless work of firefighters has prevented them from reaching the scale of the devastating Palisades and Eaton fires. Leno commended the firefighters, stating, "The LA Fire Department is arguably the best globally. Their operation is a remarkable display of coordinated effort." He further observed that amidst the crisis, political divisions seemed to fade as everyone focused on the immediate task at hand. "There's no blame game right now; it's about finding solutions," Leno remarked, contrasting this with the finger-pointing prevalent elsewhere in Los Angeles. Despite the immense tragedy, Leno highlighted the positive aspect of community solidarity emerging from the crisis. "We will rebuild," he affirmed. "It's unfortunate that such events are sometimes necessary to unite people, but that's the reality."