the dirty pavement this morning, spread across about two city blocks here in downtown, el paso. i have now spoken with many of these migrants and they tell me they plan to leave texas for various cities across the country including denver, new york and orlando, florida. and texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from this state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday. not far from vice president kamala harris home after title 42 ended last thursday. governor abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago, and new york. and now that a fresh week has begun after title 42 expired. border patrol sources tell fox news migrants encounters over the last few days have drastically fallen. the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. and
towards work. with more people reevaluating their work-life balance. our next generation of great americans are embracing things like bare minimum mondays, where people just ease into the work week by prioritizing self-care over productivity. they are also quiet quitting, where they just do enough to get five. call me crazy, but it seems like this is the work force you to expect after years of liberal leaders brainwashing people into thinking they deserve everything without lifting a finger. it s simply not fair. if you can make a hundred million dollars, go at it. pay your fair share. we deserve to be able to retire with dignity and not bankruptcy. we can t overlook the role that concentrated corporate power has played in creating the conditions for price gouging. the american people know that we are being ripped off. jesse: the poor work ethic showing up in gen z. it s forcing bosses all across the country to hire seniors instead of workers fresh out of school. co
in new york 3700 have retired or resigned. this year set all time record pace how many people decide they don t want to do this and lower their standards for people that want to be a cop. or get into the academy. brings us to final screen. baltimore says i made a mistake $28 million back. in los angeles can i put down some i m sorry about that 87 million. for new york 200 million. that s still way short of what they need. 1500 shy in new york alone. and watch what is run aing with crime running rampant. take this question to somebody who knows what it s like to fight law enforcement. the reaction right now from former detroit police chief james craig. chief, great to see you. you saw how bad it was in 2020. you see how we are adding some money and people back now. are we getting better? you know, brian, i m an optimist and i wish i could tell you we are getting better. i think it s going to take the will of the politicians, going to take the will of the american people, the voters. l
thieves in previous years, where it is shameless, going in, five, 10, 15 of them, roughing up innocent storekeepers, but stealing something away, i mean, there was always shoplifting and this and that, but they just reject the rules utterly of civilization. jeanine: you know, i think the operative word was shame, and it is shameful. they have no shame. they have no dignity, they have no shame, they are not worried about it, there is a sense of entitlement. that work ethic that we had in a generation before, whatever one you want to attribute to, is gone. i am entitled, and you ve got to pay me. it is like during the obama years. the government comes in and takes care of you but look, in terms of this particular seg segment, i ve been saying for years, law enforcement determines the success of a particular area. if you ve got crime running rampant, whether in the 90s
january 6th and blame donald trump think that s the only thing. overplay his hand and boomerang. the other thing he has to run from that virginia was a canary in a coal mine for was crime. if you look at what is happening in san francisco, philadelphia, what s happening in los angeles, you see crime running rampant. the police chief saying high hands have been tied by district attorneys. now you see in beverly hills them trying to recall the district attorney who was put there by george soros who wanted to see the prisons emptied and crime running rampant and america america destroyed. democratic lawmaker assemblyman who said this, i kid you not. enough is enough. fight back against the criminals stealing from our communities. we have seen the unintended consequences of prop 47 which means you don t prosecute for any theft under $1,000. weakening of our theft laws and our belief that california voters are ready to make their voices heard on this issue again. know what they are doing, s