David Sacks

We can treat them incredibly severely and try to, you know, just lock them up until they say thank you.

please do that but there are a bunch of lunatics who think you're harassing a homeless person who had a bad bead and you're infringing on their freedom but the parents and the family would say please lock them up that's our last-ditch effort so it's not compassion it is not christian at all that's a faculty lounge discussion with your tweed jacket on yeah and your elbow protectors when you're pontificating about people that you read about

You don't have to accept it.

I think that's the other thing that I think Trump has, I think, taught some folks.

We do not have to accept that state of affairs.

You don't have to accept.

And the framing of it, let's just call it what it is.

You know, I've used the term here on our podcast and say junkies because I grew up in New York in the 70s and 80s.

And that's what we call people who are addicted to smack junkies.

It's not derogatory.

It's an indication of just how bad that disease is.

Calling it homelessness.

means you're trying to solve the wrong thing.

Putting a junkie in a home, they have plenty of homes to go to.

It's nothing to do with that.

We've got to let Dr. How long are we talking?

Two hours?

I don't know, but I can talk to Dr. Oz forever.

You supported him?

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