Amid the surge in knife crime in London and with shoplifting reaching almost epidemic proportions, it might be thought that the capital’s police had enough to do. In addition, burglaries routinely go unsolved despite the insistence of sundry home secretaries that every crime should be investigated.
might be the thing that we need the most and the author of that piece alyssa court, joins us now, the art of dependence she writes in bootstrapped, liberating ourselves from the american dream. i couldn t agree with the thesis here more, especially as it pertains to young adults and young people who i think we re going to find are struggling at epidemic proportions yeah. i understand the point of this piece, and i agree that we too often overlook the people that have been essential to our success and too often overlook the help that we ve gotten, and i think tempering this idea you can do anything in america with the idea that there s a whole lot of people throughout to help you, is really what this is about. you know, one of the things that i find interesting and i would
dose, you are talking about thousands of american lives that our folks and our partners saved that day. that s just one fbi field office in one seizure in one day. we re doing scores of those investigations. so it s a significant threat and we re determined to do our part. bret: that s amazing. and today we had this really emotional testimony from a mother who lost two of her sons from a fentanyl pill. both of the sons. soldiers being taken away from their parents? my children were taken away from me. this is a war. act like it. do something. bret: should there be more? well, i think the epidemic that is represented by the fentanyl, which is coming into this country largely from mexican criminal organizations with typically produced with chinese precursors has hit sort of epidemic proportions. and we, i can tell you we at
on healthy homes for over a0 years. good afternoon to you, tom. the vacatur thinks up to 80,000 homes in england s social housing sector could have serious problems. do you think that is a realistic assessment? i think that is a realistic assessment?- think that is a realistic assessment? i think it is significant assessment? i think it is| significant underreporting assessment? i think it is i significant underreporting of assessment? i think it is - significant underreporting of the problem. i have read the regulator s report and i cannot carry their official statistics, report and i cannot carry their officialstatistics, but report and i cannot carry their official statistics, but the point is they are only looking at a section of social housing, and those people who have actually been pulled, so this is a much bigger problem, and i think mould has reached epidemic proportions in the uk, inprivate landlord properties in particular, but even privately owned homes as well. it is a m