Jared Klickstein

Yeah, so they're getting investigated, I believe, by the feds right now. So things are starting to happen, you know.

Yeah, so they're getting investigated, I believe, by the feds right now. So things are starting to happen, you know.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, I think they have assets, like property assets, that they convert into some sort of homeless housing, and then they do a lot of harm reduction outreach and things like that. Are they at all effective?

Well, I think they have assets, like property assets, that they convert into some sort of homeless housing, and then they do a lot of harm reduction outreach and things like that. Are they at all effective?

These non-profits are somewhat of... Okay, so of the $24 billion that California has spent on homelessness in the last five years, $16 billion of it went to five entities, only two of which were, after a deep analysis, were viewed as cost-effective. So some of them are doing something. What are the three that were not? I don't know the names off the top of my head. Okay.

These non-profits are somewhat of... Okay, so of the $24 billion that California has spent on homelessness in the last five years, $16 billion of it went to five entities, only two of which were, after a deep analysis, were viewed as cost-effective. So some of them are doing something. What are the three that were not? I don't know the names off the top of my head. Okay.

So you said of the 24 billion. 16 billion went to five entities.

So you said of the 24 billion. 16 billion went to five entities.

The Midnight Mission is a fabulous program in Los Angeles. Not really anymore because Gavin Newsom passed SB 1380. That is State Bill 1380 that said that any organization receiving funding from the state cannot have sobriety.

The Midnight Mission is a fabulous program in Los Angeles. Not really anymore because Gavin Newsom passed SB 1380. That is State Bill 1380 that said that any organization receiving funding from the state cannot have sobriety.

Yeah, it's great. Yeah, yeah. It's a great place.

Yeah, it's great. Yeah, yeah. It's a great place.

midnight mission is a is a non-profit uh... you know if it's a non-profit for homeless people you move in you know for a long time yet spin around for like a hundred years and uh... you know mister t would come down there and uh... dick van dyke i mean all the celebrities are coming in it was like a staple of los angeles i mean it was a good program uh... after sb thirteen eighty past uh... in order to receive state funding you can't have you can't i sobriety requirements to housing

midnight mission is a is a non-profit uh... you know if it's a non-profit for homeless people you move in you know for a long time yet spin around for like a hundred years and uh... you know mister t would come down there and uh... dick van dyke i mean all the celebrities are coming in it was like a staple of los angeles i mean it was a good program uh... after sb thirteen eighty past uh... in order to receive state funding you can't have you can't i sobriety requirements to housing

for the homeless people. So Midnight Mission can no longer require sobriety to live within its premises in order to still receive state funding.

for the homeless people. So Midnight Mission can no longer require sobriety to live within its premises in order to still receive state funding.

Yeah, yeah. You had to be sober. I went to that program, and I had to be sober.

Yeah, yeah. You had to be sober. I went to that program, and I had to be sober.