Ben Shapiro

The city estimated $20 million in damage.

So what did Karen Bass do?

Well, she condemned all ICE raids and opposed deployment of the National Guard.

For Democrats, the problem isn't the breakdown of order.

It's the people who try to restore it.

The California Attorney General is the state's chief law enforcement officer.

The current AG is a man named Rob Bonta, who was appointed by Gavin Newsom, and now he's been elected in his own right.

Bonta describes himself as an activist elected official.

He has litigated against the Trump administration on immigration, on environmental policy, on transgender protections.

He's been aggressive on every issue that really gets the progressive donors excited.

How about that question of the $2.3 billion in potentially mismanaged homelessness funds?

Well, on the question of the contractor, Alexander Sufer, who allegedly used $23 million in homeless services money

through a nonprofit called Abundant Blessings for his own personal enrichment.

On the question of an entire homelessness bureaucracy that a federal judge's audit is found to be essentially unauditable, the AG's office has basically done nothing.

This is what one party rule produces at the state level.

The AG is not a watchdog.

The AG is a member of the Democratic Party he is supposed to be watching.

The incentive to investigate fellow Democrats or prosecute political allies, well, it doesn't exist.

So the waste compounds, the fraud compounds, the homeless population compounds, as stated this past week, L.A.

held that mayoral primary.