Greg Gutfeld

Now, this is the kind of tough-on-crime governance people have been begging for.

But crime-ridden Oakland should take some pointers.

Their mayor, Barbara Lee, became the latest crime victim in her city after a homeless man squatting in City Hall stole her car from the parking lot.

Not that that's embarrassing.

Jessica, let me come to you.

This seems like a good idea, I got to say, right?

I mean, Lurie is saying, you know what, we are going to get these people off the street, but he's catching like a lot of grief.

Is this the dead cat bounce for progressive policies in our cities?

The problem, Greg, is that in other cities, the fringes are running things, as in the city you and I are sitting in right now, my role.

Yeah, it's interesting.

Yeah, and the thing is, if it works, then what do you got to complain about?

So it's going to be a lot of cognitive dissonance.

Martha, you and I have talked about the Carter of Despair, which is 8th Avenue in New York City, central New York City.

You walked down there one day.

You and I were talking.

You were like, I can't believe what I saw today.

I mean, New York City could learn here, right?

What do you see in the city?

So that actually is the devil in the details here, because, Jesse, it's not entirely carceral.

They can leave.