will: but, frazier, wait until you seattle today. then seattle to be fair after frasier paid for grunge and the city did get more exciting so, no relationship, i m sure to grunge but after that somewhere after that things really started to take a turn. and the city of frazier s paradise turned to the barbarians and became a paradise for addicts. drug users c congregate under umbrellas bus stops or vestibules or get high out in the open in front of shocked parents or children. you know if anything teaching children not to do drugs. i never will. good for you. look at this man overdosing near the ross store. is he doing blues? i don t know what he is doing. police raced in to save his life with several hits of narcan as people watched in horror. insane. the city has decayed into an american crisis. you walk on the streets of seattle and you see little tent cities, dirty needles and people being left for dead in the street. and just last year, almost 600
advancement and also to self-licking ice cream cone that we desee in law enforcement federal government at large. keep those budget tear funds flowing and nothing is going to get that done better than having a big splash, a big take down transpire. will: very well said. self-licking ice cream and shear all too common individual ambition for career advancement. steve, thank you very much for looking back on this tonight with us. something we need to remember. it s an important story and one i fear if we don t remember we will see again in the future. thank you, steve. thank you. will: all right, coming up, a major breaking news there is major breaking news into the investigation into hunter biden s taxes. don t go anywhere. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads.
$47 million a year with most of the money being used to build affordable housing. the homeless crisis has spiked in seattle with 400 illegal camps. people living in cars and rv s this is despite as i said the doubling of the homeless spending in the last few years. homeless advocates say the money will make a dent and they hope to extend or even increase the head tax when it expires in five years. neil? neil: all right. thank you, my friend. in the meantime what s going on here and will other cities follow suit capri cafaro and h square research and jonas max ferris. heath, to you on this. i think a lot of companies are going to be sort of looking over their shoulder and saying all right, states, cities can t raise the money they need to deal with the host of budget tear issues they are going to stick us with the bill. are they justified? i think john kelly from starbucks said it perfectly. he was the senior vice president that we saw that quote from. seattle has a real problem. an
she said the public should have a very vigorous discussions about what we can do within budget means. in oklahoma, within budget tear means whatever your town can afford or wants to spend. whether your town is relatively wealthy or relatively poor. or whether your town was lucky local democrat lawmaker in oklahoma decided he was going to try to do something about that. how can it be that you have to win a lottery to prepare for tornadoes, that people in rich towns will have ways for their kids to survive storms but nobody else will. how can it be when we know what works? state representative joe doorman asked the legislator to set aside $500 million to build safe rooms in the 2/3 of oklahoma schools that do not have them. 2/3. and when oklahoma s very
a very vigorous discussions about what we can do within budget tear means. in oklahoma, within budget tear means whatever your town can afford or wants to spend. whether your town is relatively wealthy or relatively poor. or whether your town was lucky me local democrat lawmaker in oklahoma decided he was going to try to do something about that vagaries. how can it be that you have to win a lottery to prepare for tornadoes, that people in rich towns will have ways for their kids to survive storms but nobody else will. how can it be when we know what works? state representative joe doorman asked the legislator to set aside $5 million to build safe rooms in the 2/3 of oklahoma schools that do not have them. 2/3. and when oklahoma s very republican legislature blocked that idea, mr. doorman decided he would ask oklahoma voters directly to approve that funding.