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the workforce. emily: his administration is announcing now new regulations to make it harder for able-bodied people without jobs to get benefits. the crackdown is expected to impact about 688,000 people, saving the government more than $5 billion over five years. steve: that's substantial. here with reaction is the founder and president of the center for urban renewal and education and author of pretty new book it's called "necessary noise" how donald trump inflames the culture war and why this is good for america. star parker joins us today from l.a. good morning to you. >> good morning, good morning. steve: what do you make of the president tightening these work rules? apparently they do not affect children and their parents. those over 50, those with a disability or pregnant women. but, otherwise, it if you are able-bodied you might have to get a job or you are not going to get the food stamps. >> i think that president trump and his administration are doing an incredible job
thhomes for all act which will fulfill the promise homes guarantee by building 12 million new public housing and private permanently affordable rental units. steve: wow, well, that plan could cost pairs about a trillion bucks. joining us right now to discuss is the vice chairman of the center for urban renewal and education marc little joining us from l.a. mark, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. it's so good to be with you. i'm upgraded. i'm now the chair. steve: congratulations. she is now talking about affordable housing. the big question is can we afford it? >> steve, the reality is that we are dealing with a status. a big government status. we have gone from a 52 trillion-dollar universal healthcare plan by elizabeth warren and now 1.2 trillion-dollar program by ilhan omar. it is both of these plans are really designed to
hurts and features a bloody sheep. animal rights group shows the ugliness of the wool industry. no sheep could be reached for comment. finally number one, that's what kentucky was ranked before a huge loss to evansville. beat the wildcats 67-64. kentucky failed to pounce on the opportunity winning streak 52 games against unranked teams. they are happy. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian. is the state of california in a state of crisis. in san francisco, the newly elected district attorney vowing not to prosecute quality of life crimes like public urination and public camping. this as the rate of homelessness skyrockets, jumping 17% since 2017 in san francisco and 47% in oakland. here to react is founder and president of the center for urban renewal and education and author of the new book "necessary noise" it just came out yesterday star parker. hey, star, congratulations on the book. we will get to you in a minute. >> thank you. ainsley: i know you work in d.c.
scenario of trump creating darkness. watch this. >> final trump wants to divide us up based on the color of our skin. because this is a time, my friends, fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the press, the rule of law, true facts and reason are under assault. and make no mistake, we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >> i realize what is happening in this country is devastating. i mean, president trump has graded such division, such darkness, such aid. >> laura: joining me now dan bongino fox contributor and host of the dan bongino podcast. the civil rights attorney, stark parker, president and founder of the center for urban renewal and education, dan, hate is on the
>> donald trump wants to divide us up based on the color of our skin. >> this is a time friends, fundamental rights, , my civicnd virtue, freedom of the press, the rule of law, true facts and reason are under assault. and make no mistake, we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >> i realize what is happening in this country is devastating. i mean, president trump hast created such division, such darkness, such hate. >> jesse: joined me now is dan bongino, fox contributor and host of the dan bongino podcast. the civil rights attorney, stark parker, president and founder of the center for urban renewal and education, dan, hate is on the
second run for president. >> together, you and i and our 2016 campaign began the political revolution. it is time to complete that revolution and implement the vision we fought for. uma: independent vermont senator joins a crowded 2020 playing field. can his socialist platform stand out this time? here to weigh in is the founder of the center for urban renewal and education, thank you for joining us, great to have you with us. joe biden, we will get to him in a moment. bernie 2020. what do you think of his chances this time? >> they are all the same. whether his chances for the presidency, nothing because donald trump will win again. what are his chances to move to a discussion about socialism and is it better than capitalism or
critics target the minorities for low level marijuana crimes. i move on. canada thought second country in the world to fully legalize marijuana. the senate passing on landmark bill paving the way for recreational can business cannabis legally bought and sold. under the law can a made yapping 18 years and older will be able to grow up to four plants and carry up to 30 grams for personal use. canadian football will still only have three downs. steve? steve: food stamp enrollment plummeting to 8-year low. the department of agriculture reporting a drop in snap participants to just over 40 million. what's going on? our next guest says he thinks it's largely in part to president trump's policies. joining us right now to explain is the vice chairman of the center for urban renewal and education, mark little. mark, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you, steve? steve: i'm doing okay. why has food stamp enrollment dropped to 8-year low. >> i will tell you, steve,
and let's not forget we have the lowest unemployment rate for african-americans in recorded history. steve: all right. put it all together, fewer people need assistance. of course, nibble who needs it, the government program is there to help them. marc little, the vice chairman of the center for urban renewal and education. thank you for joining us live from l.a., sir. >> thank you for having me. steve: you bet. still ahead on this wednesday, jason chaffetz is going to be joining us. we are going to be talking about the ig report. acting director thomas homan talk to him about what's going on on our southern border and congressman from florida ron desantis. a busy two hours. booming economy is helping these businesses to thrive and they are helping our veterans in return. you will hear their stories coming up. thumbs up.
networks run it. we'll have wall-to-wall coverage as well. founder of center for urban renewal and education joining us. good morning, star. when you come on we talk about all sorts of things. want to talk about what is going on in great state of alabama. they replaced work requirements on food stamps. in 13 counties in alabama, the number of people own food stamps went down 85%. why is that, do you think? >> because the red state laws work. this is difference between blue states and red states, you have people in leadership people can be responsible for their choices they make laws encourage them to be responsible. when the work requirement came in order for you to continue to get food stamps, if you are able-bodied person with no dependents you should go to work. they did. they changed the law to say you must.