colion noir also made a documentary about it horrible situation.Its funny to see the true face of liberal cities only virtue signaling no actual charity
For what end? He doesn't make any suggestions on how to fix the problem all he does is demonize them. Tucker is an asshole.He's pissed because they don't fine the poor anymore.
@@jimmilne5549 Notice its called, "quality of life fines", unreal. We're fining you because you can't maintain a lifestyle that matches your community, how dare you.
@Hell-Raiser stupid people who have no argument(such as yourself) respond with insults. As if your comment even makes sense. "To stupid to be on the internet" explain yourself, or are you too stupid to see how your comment lacks logic.
In Germany homeless people were picked up and placed in mental institutions. They would get counseling and drug rehab if needed. To get released they had to complete counseling, find a job, rent an apartment. Those that can't or won't do that remain incarcerated. No same person would want to be homeless.
Tucker Carlson! I do respect and admire your honesty and devotion to truth! I’m an old lady (73) living alone in the Nicolet National Forest in Northern Wisconsin. I’m surrounded by wildlife and have my pets - live on Social Security and get by. Thank you Sir, for your commitment to truth. God Bless you!
Acme Inc. we also have Northern which are as big as Muskie; bonier but not as mean. Muskie will ram a boat if it’s mad enough and can take hours to land. Also have (prehistoric) Sturgeon and they get BIG. While they’re in some smaller lakes, they’re mainly found in Lake Michigan. That’s my lake of choice for day-long boating. My “fishing career” was limited to fresh lake Perch, Trout, Big Mouth Bass, and my favorite pan fish, Bluegill! Those little buggers would come in sideways and you’d think you hooked a large Muskie. Fresh Lake Perch and Bluegill make good eating! Where I’m living, there are probably as many lakes, rivers (Pestigo as in 🔥- which was bigger than the Chicago Fire in terms of deaths & destruction. Happened on the same date, but there weren’t any newspapers to cover it). Back to lakes & rivers & streams - probably more than people living in the area. Nicolet Water is less than a mile from me & my well feeds off of that source. Wildlife/if you’re a hunter, I’m not, is abundant and beautiful; it’s a 4 Season Recreational area for Snowmobile & 4Wheelers, camping/hiking, horseback riding, skiing, boating and, of course fishing! The famous LAMBEAU FIELD, home of my Beloved GREEN BAY PACKERS, is less than 50 miles SE of me. There you have it: A partial rundown of my corner of beautiful Wisconsin. Wouldn’t move back to a city for anything. Retired here 20 yrs. ago from General Motors in Milwaukee (Oak Creek), Personnel/Training Dept. Loved my career, traveled because of it, good people & benefits but I was never a City Person. Keep the freeways, gridlock and busy everything. Up here the snow stays as white from the time it falls until its all melted and gone. And we have the green pine 🌲 forests surrounding us in color year round. Guess you can tell I love it! I’m on vacation 24/7-365. 😁🇺🇸
Acme Inc. oops, forgot walleye. Yup, frozen tundra isn’t for everyone but we have exactly 3 months of each season. Forgot to mention the beauty of “Colorama” in the Autumn 🍂 Thank you for the enjoyable dialogue. God Bless you and stay happy and healthy! 🇺🇸
@sockshovel what are you even talking about? You're just an angry internet user who's got no sense of reading a joke. Pull myself up by my bootstraps? Where did I say I'm struggling or need her assistance? Way to make this woman's comment section toxic
@sockshovel I understand that was your way of doing things back in 1777. But you gotta realize things have changed since the third amendment. I'll leave you to remain angry regarding unsubstantiated claims about me being a snowflake and to also try to understand yet another joke I just threw your way.
It does already or all the moms of all the homeless guys, would have single handedly been empowered to protect their children from it. Moms everywhere are helpless & heartbroken. They are already severely effected by the tragedy.
@Adam Nelson If the homeless lived in Africa they could probably build a shack if a lion didn't eat them first! Here in the USA, we have government agencies that will ensure you are homeless.
@@TheresaPowers im a citizen of the usa u ignorant racist .. and the war on drugs u idiot republicans started has made ilegal immigration necesary for alot of south americans
@MusicLover - Low wages and high housing costs are a natural byproduct from importing millions of people. It's the law of supply and demand. If you want higher wages and lower housing costs, then you need to reduce the supply of labor and reduce the demand for housing. The easiest way to do that is through the mass deportation of people who don't even have a legal right to be here.
@MusicLover - The same principle also applies to dating markets: When there's an abundance of men, women tend to expect more out of a man while putting in less effort. It doesn't matter what kind of "market" you apply the principle to. It still holds.
MusicLover it’s only one problem. Drugs. Immigrants flee their countries due to drug violence, drug violence is fueled by consumption in the US. This people aren’t just homeless, they are addicts. When something like this is “overlooked” by the authorities it is often because they are either working with the cartels or under threat of the cartels. Heroin is a profitable business and SF is the cashcow
thats the symptom...the worse problem are the gavin newsoms, kamala harris's and the dickheads in sacramento who spend too much time at wineries and not enough touring the depraved streets theyve created....every time one of their aides interupts a tasting to tell them the situation is getting worse, instead of realizing their tainted medicine is killing the patient, they say more medicine....higher taxes....more glorifaction of the fuckups....more demonization of the productive...less freedom and free market capitalism....its a downward spiral!
Seems like, if the people cared enough about their town they would have done something before it got this bad! So maybe, there is something wrong with the people that live in these towns!
The reason zombie tropes and "prepping" are popular is because we are already surrounded by drooling brain-dead hordes, we're just waiting to do something productive about it.
I grew up in Seattle and recently moved back after 20 years in Florida and cannot believe how f****** ghetto it is now with heroin addicts everywhere and Beggars on every corner
Born here in 1948. Worked all my life. Elevated myself from poverty to middle class through education and a good work ethic. Still cannot believe this is happening in America. It is unreal! Thanks Tucker/FOX NEWS for honest reporting. Good job!
@Deborah Morton--You're not that much older than me. Add to that the inevitable advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and robots, brought to us by Silicon Valley. Many blue-and-white-collar jobs will be *automated,* causing additional *tens of millions of Americans* to end up out on the street. Today's homeless crisis is relatively minor in comparison to what is about to happen.
LIES IT ISNT HONEST REPORTING WHEN THEYRE DENYING THE TRUTHS OF THE HORRORS REAGEN COMMITTED AGAINST BIRDS!!!! DONT BELIEVE THE LIES THE BIRDS WORK FOR THE BOURGEOISI
@@chetpomeroy1399 Its literally the new "Industrial Revolution" taking place. They wont end up on the street but they will be required to re-educate themselves to be productive with whatever job opportunities available, heck who knows, maybe with so many robots and A.I doing the work we may be the very first generation to be given free health care and a basic allowance to every american every month to eat 3 times a day and a warm bed to sleep in. Robots will soon become a normality, Imagine a construction crew of 100 men replaced entirely by 40 robots doing the work far more effectively, precisely and instead of "knocking off for the day" they keep working 24/7 and accomplish what would take humans a year in a single month. The pace of advancement will soon become very rapid, A.I will help figure out Quantum computing and than even bigger leaps in human advancements will take place ushering in our new "Space Age". Humanity becomes a space race harnessing energy from stars, mining stray asteroids for resources etc, a ton of new jobs are available as a result of the dramatic changes.
@@garlandremingtoniii1338 So he's just an idiot? That's sad. Hopefully he won't end up on the streets and have to go to the Tucker Carlson soup kitchen where Tuckerson just whines nonsense at him with the look of a man who just shat himself.
Has nothing to do with "post Christian" everything to do with greed and corruption of our leaders. You could argue thats because they "lack Christian values", but the fact is power corrupts. Whether a church, gov't or corporation holds the power these problems will continue to surface. The power needs to be granted to individuals, but the corruption runs too deep for that to ever happen
😢 I was homeless for 10yrs. I've owned three houses since, but always will have a heart for this situation. Some are ill some is just bad Governing& hopelessness via this slave system!
Actually the solution is obvious because the problem is obvious- get government out. They are not only the cause of the problem- they are useless at fixing the problem
@Anita Timmons lol. The banking cartels. That's where the real pay offs are from. South of the border cartels can only give peanuts compared to the federal reserve
JumpingJack6 I am totally in agreement. I believe it is inhumane to let people live like this. If it were dogs, they would be rounding them up and getting them homes.
JumpingJack6 I completely agree but for some reason, California residents just don’t get it! They’re all brainwashed! Maybe when the disease starts to travel to our suburbs, it will push them to take a stand. It makes me so angry to see this happening!
@@thereaction18 Let these drunks and drug addict bums suffer!!! It's their fault that they don't want to be successful and independent with their lives!!! They make up these fake stories of their lives wanting you to feel sorry for them!!! They will even taking their lies to their grave!!! They are brainwashed into their own world thinking jobs and money is supposed to come to them!!! I don't feel sorry for them!!! If illegal immigrants can come to this country broke and live a successful life so can these lazy fucks on the streets!!! They should all be dropped off on a remote island!!! They will probably end up cannibals eating off of other homeless people's dead bodies!!!
The west is warmer than the north or north east. The southern Bible Belt states are too poor to support the needy. The Bible Belt states are too selfish and fake Christian to do anything for the less fortunate. Many homeless from the South are given one way bus tickets and a few bucks to head west.
Yep. Apparently we need more immigrants despite suffering from a homeless epidemic. On top of the crisis at the southern border, people like Ilhan Omar wants more African Somalis to become citizens so that the US can finally turn into Somalia.
Vik Pil Young immigrant labor, paying into the system is the only way we’re going to keep social security running with all of the baby boomers retiring. Immigrants are actually more likely to start businesses and commit less crime than natural born citizens. African immigrants are a small group, but are more educated than the average American. Isn’t there some middle ground? We have a labor shortage right now too.
@@MrKGatl Bull s*&t and myths. Legal immigrants contribute; illegal aliens are a drain on both our economy and, especially, programs all of our social programs. They aren't adding anything; they are taking.
@@jamesallen5591 illigal illigal inmigrant also pay taxes you should get a. Better information. About who live for free. Section 8 illegal immigrants don't have those benefits
Imagine a Japanese family leaving Japan for their first ever holiday abroad and having THIS be their first impression of America...my sphincter is contracting due to the unexpected power of the wince.
The asshole went to el Salvador to see how he could help their homeless problems. He was the mayor of san Francisco before being governor and our citizens voted for him. Look at the state now!! I wonder how long the lefties in California are going to blame Republican politicians for these issues.
There need to be different solutions for different cases. Well thought out solutions. I know a Veteran with PTSD who lives in the woods, because he cannot be inside mentally. So, for veterans exactly like that, we could have communities in the woods. They would happily pay for it themselves and they would keep busy maintaining it. We would just need to provide the leadership and help them get things sorted out.
75% - 80% of military age HS grads cannot even meet MINIMUM entry standards for the US military ... They are too weak, too stupid or too mentally unstable, but all do qualify to go on to college (ironically). The biggest contributor to the increase is excessive government everywhere you turn now in the country. The solution is not an overnight thing, but it's not complex. LESS GOVERNMENT and more freedom for individuals to build basic housing without all the obstacles. Also, the issues of addictions and mental health are NOT caused by homelessness. There's thousands with such problems who aren't homeless but those issues do need addressing. Personal responsibility needs to be re-embraced (it goes hand in hand with freedom). This is a cultural thing. The problem of homelessness is a symptom, not a cause.
@ Just Smashing the entire COUNTRY was only 15 million people during the depression dumbass. Of course, there is more homeless now, we have 300 million people now!! Ignorance is bliss huh??
While I do feel sorry for these American citizens out on the streets, you have to wonder why they are almost all in Democratic states. These are the same people who want more refugees. Isn't it time we take care of our own first?
Nevada, specifically Las Vegas has a terrible homeless problem ( I live here) and Nevada is a red state. So I don’t think blue states can take all the blame. I used to live in NJ which is a very blue state and the homeless population is substantially lower than other states I’ve lived in
Schools that teach no living skills, banks that used to give loans to anyone, incomes that have fallen so far out of range compared to the cost of a loaf of bread, increased taxes... Hell, I have a roof over my head... barely.. yes I have a cell phone, a car, a washer and dryer, but if my car breaks down... I’m sunk.. welcome to a thing called life ☮️
With my tax rate lowered and the recent wage increases I'm digging my way up. Luckily I was willing to live an austere life and avoided most debt. Now I'm getting savings set away and away from living paycheck to paycheck.
So, you’re telling me three of the most rich & progressive states in the country, California, Oregon and Washington, have the highest concentration of homelessness? 🤔 Really activates the almonds...
@@paulg6527 For some reason, cause I'm bored and my day off, I decided to check out what you said and compare the two states. The Republican Texas state has a .09% homeless problem which is less then 1%. California has less then 1% also BUT its homeless rate compared with their population, according to what you say and what is similar to what I found, is actually at a .35% homeless problem which, compared to population is actually almost two and a half times more then Texas! So to me it still stands whether or not I choose a Demonrat or Republican state I will go Republican any day. California Homeless/Population 130,000/37253956 = .35% Texas 25000/28,995,881 = .09% Almost 2.5x more tells me there is a problem that is being solved by Texas that California is not doing.
Stop giving them syringes and hand outs. They will realize soon enough if they want to live they need to work. The crazies should be institutionalized.
It has been ignored, but it won't be hidden. We must talk, they are humans, they haven't been treated as such for so long, and wonder why they continue...
@Inebriatd none taken, I know your point, I was once homeless, and have seen how, as I have been too, it's hard for them when people stop caring, they've been nearly stripped of all their humanity...
Wrong people to blame, to be honest. Pelosi is a Congresswoman. Harris is a Senator. The people you need to go after are local and perhaps California state officials. It is their policies which have created this. They have an ideology that drug use is harmless. All people are inherently good. Homeless are just victims of an oppressive economic system. The criminal justice system is racist and therefore shouldn't be used to incarcerate people. In essence, moral relativism where none of these obviously bad behaviors can be called bad. And if you can't call them bad, you certainly can't enforce punishment against those behaviors. You must permit them. It's ideologically driven at it's core.
blanca J. Christ What can Trump do? Every time he tries to help you liberals in your declining cities you cry like the little uneducated children you are, haven’t you been watching your Gods on CNN?
Yeah and SF is still one of them. Tucker gave you the gutter tour you can get in almost any big city to some degree. Try thinking for yourself and ignore this idiot.
Forced rehab with consequences works. My dad was saved from alcoholism when we found a hospital with good methods that also had an awesome follow up. They warned him that if he relapsed, mom would call and they would readmit him. They only had to pick him up once.
@@keitheowest8578 I assume he meant that if someone needs $ for heroin, they'll rob someone for it. You can't have a society where only criminals are armed.
drag them off the streets, treat the drug problem, as best you can, and start work programs immediately. You have to start some where. None of that can be done with Libs. in charge.
Uhhhh, treat the drug problem? The drug problem is living in a shitty state. Fix California and you fix the drug/homeless problem. Drugs aren't the cause of this, drugs are their solution. Fix the problem, don't replace the bandaid.
It's not a problem in need of a solution. People choose to be homeless.If you were to dig into how they got there, you would find that they have made choices that made them homeless.
Summer Flash Sale I live in Cursed Vegas the most horrible city in the US. Major homeless problem, everywhere you go there’s tons of homeless people yet nothing done about it. People like to talk but not actually do anything about it.
And before anyone tries to say “what have I done about it” I always have money in my car to give homeless people when I see them, I give them food and water, and other items. And I’ve helped out by the shelter a few times.
@@tolfan4438 lmao! Most jobs in Vegas are private gig two-week jobs and they pay below the average national GDP, not to mention the outrageous number of homeless people and the outrageous number of business scams going on. Not to mention an increase housing inventory of over 90% year-over-year and a decline in sales of 30% within the last 3 months. Please do your research. Home sales and closings have been struggling the last 3 months huge amount of zombie inventory on the market. Average national GDP lower than the nation.
You know she said she and the Democrats are not going to impeach, in fact the only one talking about impeachment is a GOP rep from Michigan. Why do you lie? Who taught you that and what do you get out of it?
@@openyourmind3763 You better do some homework as Pelosi has not totally dismissed impeachment or stopped mentioning it. It probably won't happen, but just the thought of it is absurd.
I was a homeless veteran in San Diego I've seen all this s*** all I can say is if a person less out of a situation he will get out I now have a home I am comfortable and safe I am not saying it was easy getting but I am here finally🇺🇸⚓🎗🏠👍
I’m technically homeless, according to the government... once my parents die, I really will be homeless with my four children. It’s housing costs, the cost of living and the rate of pay not going up with the cost of living for multiple years or even decades in a row. I work 99% of my time, raise my kids by myself, pay for daycare, summer camp, etc... Unless I want to marry someone I shouldn’t be with, I have no hope of affording a permanent home. There are so many like me. The rest of what I see is addicts... and vets who are just left with no reasonable career or options, after serving their country for decades on end. That’s just what I see in my state.
You've got to take advantage of every community or state operated financial assistance for housing at your local family support division office. Don't wait until your parents die to have an exit strategy. Get your finances in order by any means necessary. Consider moving a few states over to get better housing prices. And stop assuming homelessness is a foregone conclusion, because if you really believe that, you won't be motivated to change your circumstances.
Cecily oh of course.. I’m constantly working to do anything and everything. That’s why I said I work 99% of my life despite raising four kids. It’s the truth. I’m always applying, going to court, appointments, meetings, the list goes on, aside from working 40+ hours and doing whatever it takes to get promoted. The only thing I won’t do is sacrifice too much time away from enjoying my children and their growth. It’s a tough scenario but another tough part is that I’m the only offspring of theirs left in their vicinity, and willing to stay and take care of them. I don’t want to elaborate on them or their health because it’s all unpredictable no matter what. I do as much for them as they do for me. The reality is, I don’t know how to leave but I really cannot go far regardless. That’s why I remain so close. I’ve lived in other states where it was cheaper and I couldn’t believe how many more options I’d have. But anyway, you get the point. I can’t leave my loved ones. I am doing everything I can to protect my children and myself from homelessness, trust me. And at the same time, realizing it’s not just about us. I’ve had many conversations about my parents about the property and their plans with it. I’ll respect their plans what the heck it but for now, at least they know my concerns about them, my kids, myself, and the future. I am pretty confident that if I’m doing right by them, my children, myself, and by God, and doing the work needed to ensure a home in the future, things will all work out. I so greatly appreciate your comments. They’re truly caring, considerate, and wise. 💜
Also, I hate to sound dumb, but homelessness as a foregone conclusion COMPLETELY lost me. I haven’t got the slightest idea what a forgone conclusion is! lol.. on an additional note, I don’t consider myself homeless. I know single moms who really are. They have no family or friends. I’m so lucky to have them and have been raised to fight and work as hard and long as my body, mind, and God will let me. It’s just my state who considers me homeless, if that helps my end of the explanation. I just don’t know if I see a lot of homeless addicts complaining about being homeless. I hear a lot of vets and single moms complaining about their struggles more than I’ve heard any mentally ill. I think I’m just trying to understand the problem in my state, and help others understand what people are suffering from the problem, and offer some reasons why. That was my main goal in my comment. It seemed to be the question asked.. I think? Or at least the topic addressed and I wanted to share what I see. I appreciate your wisdom and encouragement. I wish more of the comments I see would be so loving and encouraging and positive as yours. It’s all possible for all of us if we work hard. I truly believe that, no matter how many hurdles there are.
Homelessness can happen to anyone, i lost everything in a house fire except the clothes i was wearing once; lived in my car for a year and a half at one point. There is a lot of good honest people trying to help homeless people and see no results for their efforts, when you hear of the constant thieving, drug and alcohol abuse. But what many may not understand is some like it, its a lifestyle for some. They like drugs and alcohol, they like not working, they like thieving other peoples stuff. Leaving garbage or crapping on the sidewalk. The kind-hearted people become the fools, mocked and laughed at behind your backs. Don't believe well actions speak louder than words.
Wish more people understood/were talking about the psychology behind it. Just giving them free stuff (roof over their heads, food, ect.) won't change the way they think. Like you were saying, for many, it's a lifestyle they've chosen. Maybe life circumstances put them there, but they CHOSE to remain. Take your story for example; you had some setbacks, but you never said, "Oh well, guess I'm living on the streets from now on" And when you lost your house you didn't say, "Well, guess I'll go be a heroin addict now" You got back up, dusted yourself off and moved on. Sorry to hear about your house btw
My friend who was a cop in San Francisco for 29 years said the exact same thing. He said the city has been lost and he can’t wait to get out and move else where.
I will be at Skid Row in Los Angeles this weekend, I go every 3 weeks for the last 10 years. Yes there are a lot of drugs and mental health but there are a lot of good people that had no help or family as they lost a job and spiraled out of control. Unfortunately there are a lot of veterans, which is one of my goals this year is to get them as much help as possible. These people need help and honestly they need to know someone cares, please help when you can they are truly thankful. God Bless!
@cindybin2001 drugs are everywhere there, they have them in their tents. Honestly you see people shooting up right in front of you. They need help and someone to show they care.
Today, May 15th is the 2nd anniversary of the loss of our home. I've worked hard all my life but in November 2015 I was hit by an uninsured drunk driver that left me permanently disabled. For 2 years we have lived in my old hunting camper in the woods of central Oregon...Small rural county, no help in sight...
@chinandu mwendapole Let these drunks and drug addict bums suffer!!! It's their fault that they don't want to be successful and independent with their lives!!! They make up these fake stories of their lives wanting you to feel sorry for them!!! They will even taking their lies to their grave!!! They are brainwashed into their own world thinking jobs and money is supposed to come to them!!! I don't feel sorry for them!!! If illegal immigrants can come to this country broke and live a successful life so can these lazy fucks on the streets!!! They should all be dropped off on a remote island!!! They will probably end up cannibals eating off of other homeless people's dead bodies!!!
I think it's leadership and upbringing problems. The erosion of the family unit and the search for purpose and meaning going unfulfilled I'm only just coming back from the wilderness. I truly hope we can find the answers now we're starting to ask the right questions. Much love from the UK I think the comeback of deeper unity of our peoples is already surging x
Patriot From Texas where I live a 1 bedroom apartment on the third floor with no washer / dryer costs $1,600 which doesn’t include utilities / fees. It’s just about $2,000 a month to have a shitty roof over your head. This is unsustainable and I hope the bubble bursts soon.
@@virgoblue1392 The majority of Americans? That would mean more than 50%. Care to give me a statistic? An uprising from whom? And please tell me why some are posting on RU-vid. They clearly have means to a computer, internet access or a smart phone. Explain where the oppression comes in. Please.
I'm 28 yrs old, homeless in san diego, CA and I work full time as a landscaping laborer. Getting off the street is pretty hard with the rent prices over here so I have no idea what I'm gonna do yet.
*>"Tucker: Homelessness has no obvious solution"* Wait. What? Homelessness would be solved almost overnight by ending the unconstitutional, illegal, treasonous, foreign Federal Reserve. Why don't you ever talk about ending the Fed, let alone auditing it, Tucker?
Ok , that makes no sense. I feel bad that kids get molested by priests , but theres alot more kids that dont have a dad n grow up poor cause of it compared to going to church n getting molested by a priest.
@@timwhiting6721 it's a perfect example of the fallacy of your argument about taking God out of schools. If God is so important in preventing moral decay then how was it possible for Priest to molest children in god's house? Did they take God out of churches too? If having God in school is so important to you send your kids to parochial schools. I'm curious to know when you think God was removed from schools? I went to public schools in the 70s and 80s and we didn't have religious education or school prayers back then.
Baseball stadiums are kind of small at around 50k. NFL stadiums have about 70-90k. And college football stadiums can be the largest with 100k plus for a few.
@r h Well we way more safety than Americans. That is not how it used be though. They increased the safety after the crowd burned down a stadium in 1996. Is it unhygienic though I have no defence for that.
We spend almost a trillion dollars a year in national defenses, yet can't even protect our borders. That money could go to our homeless problem. But neither parties will ever mention this.
Why don't you try to get in contact with your democratic congress people who are the ones who are to provide some solutions to this? They are the ones that seems to be happy with this situatios
I have an ex who is a veteran. After he left the Army about 5 years ago he became an addict. Truthfully his addiction began while he was still in the army. But last I heard he is homeless, not in Seattle but not far away in a small town in western Washington.
Enforce the law. I'd rather pay to confine these people in jail cell instead of them engaging in their lawless deeds in open view of the public, not to mention the crimes they commit by stealing. If I engaged in any of this behavior I'd expect to be arrested and sent to jail, convicted and sent to prison and not released. It's so bad the police leave them alone and instead find some reason to ticket you and take more of your money...
The Most High God Yah is turning the tide, all nations are being judge by the atrocities they have committed and the harming of his precious jewels the still scattered Israelites, scattered to the four corners of the earth. All praises to the Most High God Yah, El Shaddai, The Alpha, and the Omega, The First and The Last, and The Savior, The Messiah Jesus Christ, Yahushua HaMashiach.
The crisis is spiritual. And a lack of leadership. I lived in SF during the descent into the current crisis. We bailed to the suburbs in 1994 and out of the state in 2004. The "solutions" are the same tired bromides put out over the last 40 years but things keep getting worse. The residents learn how to step around the problems and congratulate themselves for living in THE CITY. No clear end in sight.
No matter what the subject or discussion Tucker is in a league of his own, EXCELLENT host , best of the very best, never jumbles a word smooth delivery intelligent and concise , Tucker Carlson unique name, can not be debated by anyone! i'm a fan
The standard of living is much lower in Venezuela or Cube. But I am not sure if these 2 countries have as many homeless as the US has ? ( Anybody any statistics about homeless numbers there ?)
