Another thing that we talked about in the previous segment, anand i wasn t going to get into it but now, i wonder if my producers can scroll this list of officials. in m maryland, montgomery county whom we try to contact wtoday going back to the sanctuary city problem, sanctuary status problem, we tried to reach all of these officials in the county. the governor on down, local officials. none of them would get back to us on the accused rape and attempted murder by illegal immigrant, allegedly, of this poor woman who was left for dead. no one will get back, but they will run to the camera, bernie every time it is kids in cages opportunity or, you know, a horrible story of a migrant being brutalized at the border, which we think is a problem, but it would be nice if in their own communities they occasionally could say something. listen, laura, this is the thing. they want to push the sanctuaryy cities and as many communities as they possibly can. and i personally think there is one pri
tucker: san francisco may be the most welcoming city in america if you happen to be an illegal immigrant with the record of violent felonies, and if you are, get there right away. g we are not exaggerating incidentally. how crazy is the san francisco sanctuaryy policy? so extreme that one of its original supporters, one of its architects, wants to change that policy having seen it in action. tomorrow, voters have the chance to nominate her for mayor. it will be an interesting test not just for her, but for san francisco and this country frankly. thanks a lot for coming on. i should stipulate for viewers you are a liberal democrat. i don t think we agree on anything which i think gives you credibility on the subject. you are against the sanctuary policy as it is now working, why? i m against it because it when i wrote it in the early