boardwalk less than a week after the city conducted a massive cleanup. gavin newsom yesterday is encouraging homeless people from other states to come pursue the california dream. can you explain to me the logic here? yeah. it s very, very strange. it could be a large sense of denial. hoping that he can gaslight the people of california politicians toned look down on their constituents, thinking that we re all drooling babies. and that we don t believe our lying eyes. we re living in every day. californians are living it every day. and, of course, just because you move people out of an area doesn t mean homelessness goes away. they do return understandably. california and other blue cities again los angeles, santa monica, venice, san francisco, et cetera, are, of course, the problem and homelessness is going to continue to rage, as long as policies like this exist. brian: absolutely. enough momentum to recall this
behind, though, in your goals no, we re not we re actually exceeding the goals of what we ve set out to build. but that doesn t mean homelessness necessarily goes down in america it s like being in a boat and getting bigger and bigger containers to bail the water out. reporter: but critics say local leaders still aren t acting fast enough fed up, a federal judge ordered the city and county to provide housing for every unsheltered person on skid row by mid october. both have appealed dealing with homelessness is not for the faint of heart. it s not a place to get credit and it s not a place that there s easy solutions. if i had a dollar for every time someone said i know how to solve homelessness, i d be a millionaire reporter: suzette shaw says receiving permanent housing with supportive services was a game changer for her. if you were to see a picture of me five to six years ago, you would not even know me reporter: homeless on skid row for four years, shaw says any plan m