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We have real problems in this country. we have a huge homeless problem in certain cities. to give everybody a check no matter what your income status and no matter what your job status is, where you live, is absurd. we are wasting money. we do have real problems. there is a homeless problem. i have a friend in l.a. who says there are homeless everywhere. lets just deal with his homeless problem. it is really destroying the quality of life in every city. >> sandra: i was just in washington, d.c. ...

>> john: could legal roadblocks and accusation of reserves racism kill the president bidens equity agenda? first, larry throwing his hat in the ring to become the next governor. the conservative radio host saying that he decided to run after witnessing the homeless crisis in coronavirus response. gavin newsom will not be listed as a democrat on the recall balance in september. a good judge rejected his lawsuit to be on party affiliation after he missed the deadline. >> sandra: this is interestin...

Did walk into that for sure. i would say policies, in every single one of these cases, one of the business owner said if you dont let people have rock-bottom and ultimately it is dependent on the system, not letting police enforce laws, what is the point of having laws on the books? there is will: party and you said this so well, the culture of crime. that is what you see from the border to the police to basic laws in places like venice and it starts to unravel. >> it creates an environment like...

Crisis and says its something the city of l.a. needs to take seriously. >> what are we going to do this is a crisis. these are existential threats to the livelihood of l.a. county residents and all i get from the architect that its not part of their agenda or their woke rationale that we need to leave law-enforcement out of the homeless problem teefifteen it is a nightmare one of the most beautiful spots in america has been occupied the residents are terrified. l.a. officials are blocking the sh...

Increase in murders in philadelphia up 36%. assault with a firearm up 18%. here is what alexandria ocasio-cortez hopes doesnt happen as a result of this reporting. watch. >> we are seeing these headlines about percentage increases. now, i want to say that any amount of harm is unacceptable and too much. but i also want to make sure that this hysteria -- it doesnt drive a hysteria and we look at these numbers in context so we can make responsible decisions about what to allocate in that context. ...

And rescue. you ask why do we have hope? we have hope because thats what our search and rescue team tells us, that they have hope. they see opportunities. >> dana: as the search for survivors continues in surfside, florida an architect joins us next to look at the warnings issued three years ago about the structural integrity. tents that cost more than a one-bedroom apartment. san francisco tries to deal with its homeless problem. newday can loan you all of it! the newday100 va cash out loan. oh...

>> right wing republicans wont stop their election rejection, so in california we have got stop them. >> democrats hope by framing governor newsoms recall as a partisan effort enough californians would reof as i understand their support killing the recall. instead, only 43 out of 1.7 million withdrew their signature. >> its unfortunate that $215 million that could have gone to help libby schaaf and her homeless efforts are going on a republican backed recall. >> whats next, after some red tape t...

Andrew yang has to play the same role that he play in the democrat primary as the guy in the corner screaming unfortunate truths even if he has his own kooky ideas which will probably not get him elected but honest. when it came to the homeless problem and mental illness and drugs do you know who else has rights? we do. the people and the families of city. he is running on tax paying new york citizens first platform got him in fourth place right now as everyone else yells about defunding the pol...

Trying to cure a rampant homeless problem and it comes with a price and i mean off the wall price. christine coleman with more. what are we talking about? christine, can you hear us? all right, guys, i think well take a quick break and try to get this set up. oh, can you? >> yes, i can hear you. hi, neil. neil: oh, good. >> hi, neil, yeah, you know, this program were talking about is a government-funded tent encampment that involved spending a whopping $2600 a month on each tent and thats more t...

Talk about what police can do, because, you know, that phrase "defund the police," the facts show that it wasnt very helpful in winning over allies to that side. it quickly turned political, making it difficult to focus on actual police reform. are there tasks that police have been asked to do that should be handled or could be handled by other public servants, commissioner? >> sure. i talk about this extensively in the book you referenced at the beginning of the show, in the profession of 50 ye...