jail because they can t afford fines. so ultimately i see this as an unworkable solution. i understand why they re trying to do it. sandra: do you see a better solution? listen, building better places and affordable housing for people would be one way but we also have to keep in mind a lot of people that are homeless don t want to go to shelters and don t want housing. they want to live in that environment. it is a problem. i come through manhattan all the time dealing with urination on the streets and fecal matter and difficult for businesses. i understand why they re trying to do it. it is a half solution. i don t think it s workable. bill: you saw the story from austin, texas this week. they had a big problem. it is a big problem. we cleaned it up. for the businesses where the folks are camping out or staying there are being
protect our kids brains. right now in colorado, nobody cares about protecting children. that is true across the country all of a sudden. the state voted to further deregulate marijuana? why? it s not complicated. in 2018, the colorado businesses sold $1.5 billion of the legal marijuana. the government took a cut of the $266 million. that is the answer there. just as with immigration, trade or empowering big tech, the lawmakers sacrifice the well-being ; in fact, the future of the society to cash in now. they are day traders. they don t care about you and they really don t care about your grandkids. the war for the soul of the democratic party continues. nancy pelosi trying to tach down the party demands for the immediate push to impeach the president. alexandria ocasio-cortez says that is not acceptable.
why the surge? one reason is that europe tracking down on the own migrant crisis. also word of mouth which is global. millions of people worldwide know the truth. if you show up at the country border illegally and say the right words you ll likely get permission to enter the united states. once you do that, you re likely never going to be forced to leave. this is not a failure of the tactics but a failure of the political will. it will continue until they decide that the america borders matter and are worth defending. don t look for that change to come from the 2020 democratic field. they don t believe it at all. in an interview to axios, south bend mayor pete buttigieg said the endless flood of the illegal immigrants in this country could be a political ploy by president trump. watch. immigration is more useful to this president as a crisis
for gas taxes. that is on top of having the highest gas prices in the country. they begin background checks for buying bullets to quick le return information on felony restrictions. non-california residents can no longer buy ammunition here period. they have less access to bathrooms than is syrian refew gees which is apparent to everyone in l.a. and san francisco. but putting in more bathrooms would cost $57 million a year. you have to feel like homeless don t feel like they are winning either. tucker: thank you. the california wages war on the own middle class that tries to build men s room that cost as much as houses the governor doesn t seem a problem with the state as you
last year and on top of having the highest gas prices in the country. it doesn t appear the drivers are working. also beginning background checks on customers buying bullets. and noncalifornia residents can no longer buy ammunition here mmperiod. finally a study by homeless advocates say people on skid row have less access to bathrooms than syrian refugees. but putting in more mobile bathrooms would cost $57 million a year. it s not going to happen. got to believe the homeless don t feel like they are winning either.. tucker. tucker: what a disaster. trace gallagher, thank you for that. the governor doesn t see a problem with the state as you just heard.