People get a good whiff of the liberal policies that returned americas wealthiest city into a cesspool of openair drug market and homeless encampments. While san frans dk could be a boon to tourism, its a Death Sentence to retailers. They are warning they might close for good after 166 years in business. Speak are businesses of Business People love. But if you can get around and youre trying to walk the streets and you step over needles and human waste. Often bodies on the streets, its unworkable. Greg if that wasnt enough human misery on display, how about philly where businesses are now being forced to set up boobytraps like hidden sprinklers to ward off drug addicts who keep scaring customers. The former drug dealer turned activist comparing the situation in philly to a zombie movie. Its the first stop. They come off the train, they come right down here. Do whatever you want. You see the chaos, youre going to see people with blood running down their arm. Needle in their neck, needli
Cesspool of openair drug market and homeless encampments. While san frans decay could be a boon to tourism, its a Death Sentence to retailers. They are warning they might close for good after 166 years in business. Our business is a Business People love. But if you can get around and youre trying to walk the streets and you step over needles and human waste. Often bodies on the streets its unworkable. Greg if that wasnt enough human misery on display, how about philly where businesses are now being forced to set up boobytraps like hidden sprinklers to ward off drug addicts who keep scaring customers. The former drug dealer turned activist comparing the situation in philly to a zombie movie. Its the first stop. They come off the train, they come right down here. Do whatever you want. You see the chaos, youre going to see people with blood running down their arm. Needle in their neck, needling their arm, piped in their mouth. Youre dealing with chemical warfare. Thats whats happening. Yo
cheryl casone, brian kilmeade, and lisa boothe. deputy chief praising the brave police officers who stormed the bank immediately upon arrival. it is clear from the officer s response that they absolutely saved people s lives. this is a tragic event, but it was a heroic response of officers that made sure no more people were more seriously injured then what happened. emily: andy beshear fought back tears, speaking about two of his those friends who are among those killed. this is awful. i have a very close friend that did not make it today. and i have another close friend who did not either. one who is at the hospital that i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will. for those that we are hoping can make it through the surgery is that they are going through, we ve got to do what we have done these last three years after everything. we ve got to wrap our arms around these families. emily: correspondent nate foy has the latest fo
unprecedented. i believe it s also unconstitutional well, this is all unprecedented. meanwhile, fresh off his arraignment in new york, the former president is doing th one thing we have seen him d consistently, attack, attack attack today he called on republica lawmakers to defund the doj an fbi, until they, quote, come t their senses trump s legal team is no staying silent either. here is his defense attorney earlier today. after seeing that indictment, and knowing what the law i regarding federal election campaigns, i don t think we re getting close to a - on this case it s going to fall on it merits, on legal challenge well before we get to jury trump s allies in the house are also keeping the pressur on manhattan da alvin bragg. after we ve seen all that yesterday, i think people thin it s even more politically tha we thought this case never should hav been brought, and what shoul happen, now it get dismissed we re not going to stop o this nothing changed. we
Of the school lockouts in the lockdowns and homes in the highest overdose rate in this country was in 2022. that was because people couldn t go to treatment. they couldn t have meetings. we are in a bad place so we ve got to figure out, like san diego did, it s really easy to clean this stuff up. you pass laws, enforce laws and people don t have to stand there and say we can t live like this. there is an intentional destruction of america and it should stop and it can stop. greg: speaking of covid this is interesting. everything was shut down basically except for liquor stores, marijuana dispensaries because they were considered essential services. if they had shut them down, you would ve had moonshine which is what you are seeing on our streets. we have moonshine fentanyl because there s no access to safe fentanyl so they make their own and everybody dies. logically you can make the conclusion if you made safe