Speaker 1: Team Buck Welcome to their Freedom Hunt Thursday, February tenth.
Speaker 1: Oh my, I so much to discuss. Why are cities
Speaker 1: turning into urban hell scapes across the country? New York,
Speaker 1: San Francisco. There's a stunning piece in the Daily Mail
Speaker 1: from an addict and drug dealer on the street, sues
Speaker 1: definitely giving us some clues, like they pay me to
Speaker 1: be an addict on the street and sell drugs to
Speaker 1: other people and walk around and be a vagrant and
Speaker 1: a danger to society. So we'll get into some of
Speaker 1: those details, plus more COVID restrictions on the way out.
Speaker 1: How are Democrats trying to manage the message here? And
Speaker 1: the Freedom Convoy still going strong in Canada, which is
Speaker 1: fantastic news. We will get into all that in a second,
Speaker 1: but I want to dive into the why have democrats
Speaker 1: ruined cities? And how are they ruining cities? And what
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Speaker 1: when I walk out on the streets of New York
Speaker 1: City right now, it is still as miserable place where
Speaker 1: you can just tell it's not even a little bit back.
Speaker 1: If being back means having vibrancy, having a sense of
Speaker 1: momentum of energy on the streets and why is this
Speaker 1: the case in so many other Democrat run cities Right now,
Speaker 1: San Francisco obviously comes to mind. There is a piece
Speaker 1: in the Daily Mail and this should get more attention
Speaker 1: from folks because you know, they just had this report
Speaker 1: that drug overdoses in this country costs a trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in laws, productivity and expenses every year and over one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand lives. This is a national crisis. They can
Speaker 1: go around winding about climate change all day. That's not
Speaker 1: killing anybody, and it's not a crisis. But this is
Speaker 1: an actual crisis in this country and one in which
Speaker 1: the government does have a major role to play. This
Speaker 1: has to do with law and order, has to do
Speaker 1: with the resources the government uses in our society. The
Speaker 1: peace in Daily Mail is paid to be homeless in
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Fentonel dealer says he moved to Wokes City
Speaker 1: because he's given six and twenty dollars a month and
Speaker 1: the cops are like neighbors to him and don't arrest people.
Speaker 1: This article is stunning. It's honestly heartbreaking as well, but
Speaker 1: it is stunning when you read because it really puts
Speaker 1: into very clear terms exactly what's going on in these cities,
Speaker 1: cities like San Francisco. You've got eight thousand homeless people
Speaker 1: estimated to be in San Francisco. Okay, think about that.
Speaker 1: Many of them are living in tents in the downtown
Speaker 1: area known as the Tenderloin, and most of them are
Speaker 1: in the struggle with chronic addiction, got extreme mental illness.
Speaker 1: Some of them walk around just in broad daylight, totally naked.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are a lot of them have obvious
Speaker 1: cries for help underway, and they're not getting Instead, they
Speaker 1: get drugs. Instead, they get the state of California pandering
Speaker 1: to this lifestyle because it is a choice. That's the
Speaker 1: part of this that I think was so interesting. The article.
Speaker 1: This guy says he's paid to be homeless. He is,
Speaker 1: his name is James, it's my first name too, a
Speaker 1: self proclaimed junkie, and he says the city, soft on
Speaker 1: crime policies and government assistants make it easy to be homeless.
Speaker 1: He said he receives six hundred and twenty dollars cash
Speaker 1: and two hundred foods two hundred dollars in food stamps
Speaker 1: each month while he sells narcan to addicts as well
Speaker 1: as fentimol. He sells that to them too, and just
Speaker 1: hangs out and watches streaming services on his phone. Because
Speaker 1: San Francisco and California make it so easy to be homeless.
Speaker 1: This is not my friends, This is not humane, It
Speaker 1: is not charitable, it is not kind. You are allowing
Speaker 1: people who are having clear crises to wallow in self
Speaker 1: destruction and misery and make the streets more dangerous for
Speaker 1: everybody else. Because, yes, while most of the vagrants in
Speaker 1: the streets of San Francisco or New York aren't going
Speaker 1: to engage in violence against people around them, although that
Speaker 1: does happen too. When you have large concentrations of homeless
Speaker 1: that are struggling with addiction and mental severe mental illness
Speaker 1: in this way, there will be some who are violent.
Speaker 1: As we see the attack. You know, an old lady
Speaker 1: with a baseball battle. They'll push somebody in front of
Speaker 1: a train. That is going to happen, It has been happening,
Speaker 1: And there's just also much more lawlessness and petty crime.
Speaker 1: Addicts want their fix. They will steal, they will break
Speaker 1: the law. They will go into a store and fill
Speaker 1: a bag in front of everybody with stolen goods. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. All that matters is their fix. And so
Speaker 1: what is San Francisco and what is the Democrat responsible this?
Speaker 1: Let's create they're going in the wrong direction with everything. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's create more safe spaces. Let's create more places where
Speaker 1: you can shoot up. Will give you clean needles, will
Speaker 1: give you clean crack pipes. This is the government, federal government,
Speaker 1: in state government. This is what they're actually doing about this,
Speaker 1: and it's awful. In fact, in the Bay Area, this
Speaker 1: is real. There's a there's now a public campaign under
Speaker 1: way to give homeless people spare the spare rooms of
Speaker 1: Bay Area residents. Come on, you want to help with
Speaker 1: the homelesss problem, taking a homeless person, give them the
Speaker 1: spare room in your house. How many Nancy Pelosi voting
Speaker 1: Libs do you think are going to do that? How
Speaker 1: many of the Democrat obsessed double masked elites who went
Speaker 1: to Berkeley or Boden or Brown or whatever who are
Speaker 1: living in the Bay Area, living in San Francisco are
Speaker 1: gonna say, you know what, I'm just gonna take a
Speaker 1: random homeless person into my apartment because I want to
Speaker 1: earn my house, because I want to fix this problem. No, no,
Speaker 1: they're gonna call Republicans who say, let's enforced the law,
Speaker 1: They're gonna call them racist. You say you want to
Speaker 1: clean up the street and deal with the homelessess problem,
Speaker 1: They're going to say that you're a bad person. But
Speaker 1: they won't actually do anything themselves. That's why, that's why
Speaker 1: they vote Democrat. Voting Democrat, the best part of it
Speaker 1: is you get to think you're a better person than
Speaker 1: anyone else who doesn't vote Democrat just because you've cast
Speaker 1: your vote that way. Isn't that amazing how that works?
Speaker 1: So yeah, they're they're saying give people your spare room.
Speaker 1: That's not exactly catching on very much at all. And
Speaker 1: last year alone in San Francisco, seven hundred and twelve
Speaker 1: people died of drug overdoses, two hundred and fifty seven
Speaker 1: people in the Bay Area. This is according to Daily Mail.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and fifty seven people died in the same
Speaker 1: area of Believe the tenderloin in downtown from COVID nineteen.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's remarkable when you start looking at the
Speaker 1: numbers here you go a higher percentage of an estimated
Speaker 1: I'm sorry of homeless people, all of homeless people a
Speaker 1: higher percentage of eight thousand homeless people in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: many of whom pitch tense in the Tenderloin, are struggling
Speaker 1: with chronic didiction or severe illness. Seven hundred and twelve
Speaker 1: of them in the Tenderloin area, or that might actually
Speaker 1: be citywide died of drug overdoses. Two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: seven vagrants homeless people died of COVID nineteen. So far
Speaker 1: more therm are dying from drugs and COVID. Just to
Speaker 1: give you a sense of the urgency of this health
Speaker 1: problem that's just within that population of the homeless on
Speaker 1: the streets of San Francisco. So this is stunning, stunning,
Speaker 1: and this is the reality that we're seeing in cities
Speaker 1: all across the country, cities like New York where I
Speaker 1: walk around and still have less safety on the streets,
Speaker 1: and I know the city very very well, and I've
Speaker 1: lived in Manhattan for over thirty years of my life,
Speaker 1: and this place is not the same. You walk around
Speaker 1: at night, streets a little more deserted. And it's all
Speaker 1: because of decisions, policy decisions that were made, decisions that
Speaker 1: people did not have to make. And now don't want
Speaker 1: to be held accountable for so this is what they're doing.
Speaker 1: I mean, they've taken us in the wrong direction on crime,
Speaker 1: They've taken us in the wrong direction on the law,
Speaker 1: and people are suffering a lot of people, including the
Speaker 1: people that are allegedly trying to help, And this is
Speaker 1: the result of awful Democrat decision making. And they should
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Speaker 1: l D. Here is even MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, who remember,
Speaker 1: it's not that the crime results in misery and despair
Speaker 1: and debts. That's not what gets the Libs upset. It's
Speaker 1: the political consequences that may come from this. That's the
Speaker 1: part of it that they're saying, WHOA, we gotta figure
Speaker 1: something out here. Here is Scarborough on that and also
Speaker 1: on the border play clip ten. This is going to
Speaker 1: be a huge issue in twenty twenty two and from
Speaker 1: what I've seen, Democrats are way behind the ball on
Speaker 1: this issue. Of course, people get angry, they'll send tways.
Speaker 1: I don't care. If you're a Democrat and and you're
Speaker 1: in one of those swing districts in the House, a
Speaker 1: crime better be the top issue, one of the top
Speaker 1: issues that you're talking about and getting crime down, because
Speaker 1: this is the issue that's on people's mind. And another
Speaker 1: issue that's on people's mind of those swing districts that
Speaker 1: Democrats don't want to talk about. Don't shoot me. I'm
Speaker 1: only the piano player the southern border. Democrats can never
Speaker 1: talk about that that's on swing voters mind. Yes, it is,
Speaker 1: just because Scarborough says it doesn't mean it's not true.
Speaker 1: He is right about both of those things. That is
Speaker 1: how it is so obvious, even Joe Scarborough sees it.
Speaker 1: But now the other part of this is due Republicans
Speaker 1: understand this. They need to hammer this home. Democrats are
Speaker 1: turning every city in America into Detroit when it comes
Speaker 1: to despair and crime and homelessness, or I mean San
Speaker 1: Francisco in someways feels like it's even worse these days,
Speaker 1: at least in terms of quality of life crimes. They
Speaker 1: are ruining major cities in America, and it's been accelerating
Speaker 1: in the last three or four years and they need
Speaker 1: to be held to account for this. Republicans need to
Speaker 1: be hammering this and the wide open southern border which
Speaker 1: allows for the flooding of our streets with fentanyl. It's
Speaker 1: all of this guy in the article I told about,
Speaker 1: the Daily Mail piece selling Sentinel the kids, fifteen year
Speaker 1: olds out in open air, broad daylight. Fentanyl is super dangerous, okay,
Speaker 1: very easy to overdose on. This is this guy even
Speaker 1: scared to talk to the press about this Now, he says,
Speaker 1: the cops even see him, do they don't do anything.
Speaker 1: Cops aren't going to arrest him for this. He's selling
Speaker 1: illegal lethal substances in broad daylight to fifteen year olds
Speaker 1: and no one cares. No one cares. Well, maybe we
Speaker 1: could have another another January six commission for the insurrection. Yeah,
Speaker 1: how many people in your hometown? How many people in
Speaker 1: your city, in your state have died from drug overdoses
Speaker 1: in the last three months, six months, twelve months? How
Speaker 1: many people have died from the January sixth insurrection in
Speaker 1: your state? Unless you happen to live in Ashley Babbitt's
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Speaker 1: was killed by the cops. So what exactly are the
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Speaker 1: are ruining cities all across America and this needs to
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