Jason

And this poor resident that lives out in Encino is talking about the amount of encampments in Sepulveda Basin.

And what they have done now, the homeless, he's telling me, is they've made these booby traps and connected homemade bombs to them.

Oh, my God.

So when the police or the fire department tried to go in there, this one firefighter was severely injured, lost an ear because it hit a trip wire.

And he had called the mayor.

The mayor said, well, it's very complicated to try to figure out how to get in there to clean it up.

It's not complicated.

You go in there and clean it up.

Period, full stop.

Period, full stop.

We just got to do that.

absolute incompetence and a refusal to deal with this issue the people who are affected by it are like yes send the National Guard in if that's what it takes what's your take well my take on it is sending in the National Guard in Washington DC is a very different situation than sending the National Guard into LA or Chicago because Washington DC is a federal territory so that's different

What I think should be done is we should hold our elected officials accountable to have a police department that's fully engaged and given the authority to enforce the laws.

And we're not doing that.

They're not backing up the cops.

The cops are not allowed to clean up the streets.

The cops are not allowed to hold people accountable for selling drug on the streets.

There's a whole bunch of protocols in the city of Los Angeles that do not allow the cops to do their job.

Any kind of federal interference, I think, should be the very, very last resort.

So I don't support that.