twisters cited. gusts of winds reaching 114 mile-per-hour. when you are standing for our values you stand up against assault. woke ideology in the sunshine state publicly sparring with disney over presence rights you got woke ideology taking over some institutions. a group of grannies giving rihanna a run for money as they recreate halftime show now shining bright like a diamond. some critics suggesting they outperformed rihanna tonight is the night we will fight until it s over put our hands up like the ceiling can t hold us like the kreiger can t hold us. griff: you are looking live at nashville, tennessee. hands up, look at that gorgeous pete hegseth s hometown now there. joining pete and ainsley on this monday morning as we kick things off and ainsley, i don t want to put you in the middle of a fight. pete and i were talking about those grannies they didn t just recreate rihanna s super bowl halftime show they took to the next level. pete didn t like. it i
we call and since we can t say they are trespassing on our property, it just falls on deaf ears. as far as the city leaders, the wheels of justice move slowly. and so far we have not heard from them. and this is continually going on. griff: seems like they should be moving faster because you ve got a burning building next door. why can t the city evict them? why can t they be moved out, these squatters? because the property owner won t call the police and trespass the squatters. so when i call there is nothing that they can do. griff: jacob, when your neighbor says that it is more dangerous than living and walking down the streets of saigon, what does that say to this crisis? it says a lot. whether we first moved to this location, we used to call the police when we heard gunshots and now it s so often there is no reason to be calling.
griff: you got to see this story to believe it. portland residents are being terrorized by fires set by homeless squatters next door. one veteran saying his veteran city isnow more dangerous than . listen. we have all kinds of dealings. dealing drugs. i felt safer walking down downtown in saigon when i was over in vietnam than i do here in portland. it seems like all the stuff that they are doing is enabling the homeless people. griff: joining us now is his neighbor, living right next to the abandoned home jacob adams: jacob, thank you for getting up on a monday morning. what is going on there and more importantly, jacob, why is this happening? i think this is happening because the people of portland, oregon have voted for policies that promote things like fires next to my home.
pete: j griff: jacob, have you reached out to your mayor, your governor for support? 100 percent and we have not heard a thing. griff: well, i will give you the opportunity here on national broadcast. what would you like to say to the leaders of your state and city? i love portland, and i love where i live and i want to live in this city and i m asking you to please do something so the people of the city feel safe. griff: jacob, this is emotional for you. why are you so upset about it. because i love the city i live in. i love the people of this city. you know, every human deserves respect and love, no matter who they are and what they do and no matter what type of crisis they are going through. and it seems like no matter what happens, you know, i m in the last five years portland has