Hilaria Baldwin

I think the left policies over the last 15 years of no harm and low harm were very, very well intended. They haven't produced the results that they had hoped. They have to course correct. Ironically, the providing a safe place to get high was not a left policy. That was the police department that didn't want to spread their resources out.

I think the left policies over the last 15 years of no harm and low harm were very, very well intended. They haven't produced the results that they had hoped. They have to course correct. Ironically, the providing a safe place to get high was not a left policy. That was the police department that didn't want to spread their resources out.

over many, many different places, say in Portland or in Spokane or in Sacramento. And they wanted to provide this so they can monitor it and control and make sure they were keeping people alive. That was a policing tactic. But low bar and no bar is a big problem because in California and in Portland and Seattle, they were talking about providing housing.

over many, many different places, say in Portland or in Spokane or in Sacramento. And they wanted to provide this so they can monitor it and control and make sure they were keeping people alive. That was a policing tactic. But low bar and no bar is a big problem because in California and in Portland and Seattle, they were talking about providing housing.

over many, many different places, say in Portland or in Spokane or in Sacramento. And they wanted to provide this so they can monitor it and control and make sure they were keeping people alive. That was a policing tactic. But low bar and no bar is a big problem because in California and in Portland and Seattle, they were talking about providing housing.

Well, it's great when you take a mentally ill addict who's homeless and provide housing. You check one box, they're no longer homeless. But they're still mentally ill and they're still addicted to fentanyl.

Well, it's great when you take a mentally ill addict who's homeless and provide housing. You check one box, they're no longer homeless. But they're still mentally ill and they're still addicted to fentanyl.

Well, it's great when you take a mentally ill addict who's homeless and provide housing. You check one box, they're no longer homeless. But they're still mentally ill and they're still addicted to fentanyl.

So, you know, it leads us to when I have this conversation and I say it's going to require the kind of services that Dr. Marbitt's providing for his Haven of Hope in San Antonio that services 2,700 people. with a success rate of over 70%, getting people on their feet, off out of the system, off the services, totally self-sufficient, totally independent.

So, you know, it leads us to when I have this conversation and I say it's going to require the kind of services that Dr. Marbitt's providing for his Haven of Hope in San Antonio that services 2,700 people. with a success rate of over 70%, getting people on their feet, off out of the system, off the services, totally self-sufficient, totally independent.

So, you know, it leads us to when I have this conversation and I say it's going to require the kind of services that Dr. Marbitt's providing for his Haven of Hope in San Antonio that services 2,700 people. with a success rate of over 70%, getting people on their feet, off out of the system, off the services, totally self-sufficient, totally independent.

And when I talk about 360-degree universal care, they're like, whoa, that sounds incredibly expensive. Who's going to pay for that? And I say, you're already paying too much for not enough results. Right now, you call 911. Fire department, police department, sheriffs, paramedics respond, you pay. They go to the emergency room, you pay. They get admitted, you pay.

And when I talk about 360-degree universal care, they're like, whoa, that sounds incredibly expensive. Who's going to pay for that? And I say, you're already paying too much for not enough results. Right now, you call 911. Fire department, police department, sheriffs, paramedics respond, you pay. They go to the emergency room, you pay. They get admitted, you pay.

And when I talk about 360-degree universal care, they're like, whoa, that sounds incredibly expensive. Who's going to pay for that? And I say, you're already paying too much for not enough results. Right now, you call 911. Fire department, police department, sheriffs, paramedics respond, you pay. They go to the emergency room, you pay. They get admitted, you pay.

They go into the legal system, judges, lawyers, courtrooms, you pay. They get incarcerated, you pay. Let's go downtown, Main Street. We were in Seattle. This gentleman, 21-year-old kid, blessing, was overdosing. They hit him with Narcan, revived him. They hit him with paddles, got his heart started again. He vomited.

They go into the legal system, judges, lawyers, courtrooms, you pay. They get incarcerated, you pay. Let's go downtown, Main Street. We were in Seattle. This gentleman, 21-year-old kid, blessing, was overdosing. They hit him with Narcan, revived him. They hit him with paddles, got his heart started again. He vomited.

They go into the legal system, judges, lawyers, courtrooms, you pay. They get incarcerated, you pay. Let's go downtown, Main Street. We were in Seattle. This gentleman, 21-year-old kid, blessing, was overdosing. They hit him with Narcan, revived him. They hit him with paddles, got his heart started again. He vomited.

He turned around and said to the fire department, get lost, I don't want your help. That was right in front of the Wharf in Seattle, the original Starbucks store, and he was laying on the ground in front of the Nike store. You have to say, how is that affecting tourism, commerce, small business administration, property values?

He turned around and said to the fire department, get lost, I don't want your help. That was right in front of the Wharf in Seattle, the original Starbucks store, and he was laying on the ground in front of the Nike store. You have to say, how is that affecting tourism, commerce, small business administration, property values?

He turned around and said to the fire department, get lost, I don't want your help. That was right in front of the Wharf in Seattle, the original Starbucks store, and he was laying on the ground in front of the Nike store. You have to say, how is that affecting tourism, commerce, small business administration, property values?