heard for years that we can handle it. it is our duty was is what the government exists for the next thing she will lean over and talk about desantis but they say do as we say but not as we do in the policies they are proposing is atrocious we have major homeless problems not just in new york but all over the country even nashville and phoenix have these issues they have to be dealt with in a compassionate and realistic way it what they are proposing is not that at all. steve: migrants undermine the cities? so the cities are not equipped to handle this so the second they get a taste of what the border towns and cities have been going through literally for years. steve: a fraction of the scale. it is ridiculous.
heard for years that we can handle it. it is our duty was is what the government exists for the next thing she will lean over and talk about desantis but they say do as we say but not as we do in the policies they are proposing is atrocious we have major homeless problems not just in new york but all over the country even nashville and phoenix have these issues they have to be dealt with in a compassionate and realistic way it what they are proposing is not that at all. steve: migrants undermine the cities? so the cities are not equipped to handle this so the second they get a taste of what the border towns and cities have been going through literally for years. steve: a fraction of the scale. it is ridiculous.
migrants when dropped off? todd, that is a very good question because right now, over 1,000 have been dropped off in the transit centers and not given any resources, not given any tickets or means of how to get to where they are going. they are just being dropped there. it is primarily silent seek let the border patrol can no longer granted this asylum-seekers status and only hold for certain period of time and because of governor newsom s homeless problems in california, the shelters are full and we can t handle anymore. so the border patrol is doing is dropping them off at the transit centers with no resources. it is really taxing already populated situation here in california, not helping at all.
cause of it. all that consumption has resulted from vast amounts of government rescue aid flee rounds of stimulus checks and substantial under spending by consumers during the lockdown. he goes on to say this is a ripple effect. he says used car prices are up 55% over january 2020 levels. food costs are up. furniture and begged up 19%. laundry equipment up 33%. shipping delays, commerce department saying imports into the u.s. are up almost 21% over last year. delays with unloading the ships. people leaving their jobs. employers can t find workers. homeless problems, crime suspect. build back better he says will add $750 billion to the deficit over the first five years. can we afford all of this? there is too much money out there. he is adding too much. this build back better, it is going you think inflation is back now? good thing it didn t pass. too much money. lawrence: you got the crisis hitting the cars. and then people got to payee nor
it s outrageous. ainsley: you are open but you boarded up the outside. we are open and ready for feel come. san francisco is our home. gump s has been there 165 years. the leadership of the city has lost its way. ainsley: we are seeing it all across america. but you i are saying it s really bad in san francisco. it s atrocious in san francisco. i don t think it s the mayor. it s a narrative goes beyond the mayor. line done walter reed second highest paid mayor in america should be embarrassed by this. the police department and board of supervisors entire narrative in san francisco all of this is more important than a functioning city. so you have homeless problems. you have human waste on the streets. it s just not a city that used to sideline the way it does anymore. ainsley: for gump s it s been around for 165 years. it was almost in bankruptcy. you decided to save the company, we did. you worked so tirelessly to do it. and now you are worried that. not me, the 50 people that