that would make all juvenile criminals eligible to apply for expungement of the records, no matter what crimes they committed. the fox news @ night commonsense department learned gavin newsom wants to turn california s prison system more like norway s, beginning with transforming this input and present into san quentin rehabilitation center center, except for the 500 death role inmates would be moved to other prisons, apparently they are ba free have candidates freight he says he wants prisoners to be ready to go back in society asking are the prisoners ready to reintegrate or are they bitter. i guess it s fine to put violen criminals back on the street, but violent criminals who are bitter, that s dangerous. this prison rehab thing is really new britain, california has been pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into prison
share share, send it over at trace gallagher or at fox news night on social media. the fox news @ night commonsense department has an update to the baffling story at stanford law school where a federal judge was not a lot speak. turns out the student better molest a society circuit court judge kyla duncan who was a trump appointee. that was enough or liberal law students to show up and shot hi down. common sense wasn t nearly as concerned as what the student said as what they did not say. not one of the law students put forth any evidence that judged duncan s rulings were incorrect or anything else. had they went met him speak because they don t like what he says. the judge reminded them that as lawyers that they would soon be involved and reasoned debate then, the dean of stanford de i joined to the students a woman who his job as diversity equity
found an ice box of eight abandoned puppies floating in a swamp water. someone had apparently dumped them in the pond or the floodwaters and that washed them in. he saved the soaking wet puppies and brought them to a pet rescue. it sounds like after a little tlc, they should be just fine. well, the fox news @ night commonsense department happened to be scanning the los angeles times when it ran across the story with the headline reading, quote, what s the matter with portland? we ll get into portland s problems in a minute but the l.a. times asking what s the matter with portland or any liberal city is kind of like a camel saying what s the matter with the drama dairy or a duck talking about the goose. portland has a sky rocketing homeless problem with feces and urine on the streets. the city is spending record amounts of money on the homelessness as the problem continues to get worse. commonsense wonders if the l.a.
committee on tuesday as house republicans ramp up their investigations of why nearly 300,000 migrants have crossed into the u.s. illegally over just the past four months. trace: 2.5 over the past two years. just keeps going on and on and on. marianne. no sign of stopping. trace: thank you. thanks. trace: well, the fox news @ night commonsense department went back to look at video and news reports from a few months ago about new york mayor eric adams lashing out at governors in texas and arizona for having the teammate to bust migrants from the south west to new york. he s calling it inhumane saying the governors didn t understand the plight of the migrants. the migrants wanted to come to new york. now, they want to leave new york to find a better quality of life. many of the migrants say new york is filled with homeless people, people who shout and people on drugs. they fled their home countries
store employees, as you can see, tried to stop the thieves but they still got away. while we re on the subject of rampant crime, the fox news @ night commonsense department noticed black lives matter along with members of the los angeles city council are proposing not to defund police but to remove police from certain situations including traffic stops, mental health crisis, schools, transportation facilities and, every place they obviously don t belong, which black lives matter would define as most places. common sense doesn t have to wonder what it would be like to remove police from the equation at schools because we already have compelling evidence of the outcome, namely parkland, florida, and uvalde, texas, where a timely and robust police response would very likely have saved many lives. as for letting unarmed people respond to mental health calls, police unions will tell you that s all well and good if the