we want them to stop hurting other people. jesse: is that a consideration in los angeles or throughout the metropolitan areas, geraldo question work geraldo: there is no place for them to go, jesse. greg is absolutely right about that. when they deinstitutionalized, the population once described as mentally retarded or down syndrome or autism, they need to be in a small facility, community-based facility. here you are talking about schizophrenic, bipolar, you are talking about people deemed crazy who are off their meds. they have no place to go. eric adams is right when he says of new york and other big cities, the number one job of government is to keep people safe. if you don t give people a sense of safety and vagrancy is one thing of homelessness and aggressive panhandlers and the people who come up with the squeegee and wipe the windows, all of those things were crimes and forest from the of ed cox
it hasn t been stuck under a rug by any means. eric: they say this report by horowitz will be hard-hitting, dealing with career professionals in a scathing answer to being fired under mccabe says that there wasn t any politicization in the fbi. he says all that is false. what do you think we can get out of the report? will it be hard-hitting? i m not going to speculate what s in the report. i will say that andrew mccabe was fired and they are pointing to the report coming out. so they seem to think what is in that report is enough to fire andrew mccabe basically hours at this point before he was set to retire and get his pension. they think whatever is in there is bad enough for that. that s just part of the report. i have no idea what s in there. they are defending that. eric: just part of it, i mean, you have got mccabe gone and comey of course was fired earlier on fox news channel in the last hour we had ed cox on,