This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case and love telling you with that.

Homelessness is, well, it's an issue in many cities across the United States.

And here in Southern California, Los Angeles, particularly homelessness is insane.

It is so high, so many people.

It's a great place to live.

First of all, a lot of services for the homeless.

This is California.

And we just have encampments.

I mean, here's a figure for you.

That's kind of stunning.

L.A. County,

60,000 homeless people, isn't that special. And you see these encampments all over the place.

So we've been dealing with homelessness for years. Money is being thrown at the homeless population.

And in reality, the only way you're going to do this, I mean, permanent homeless housing,

so people who are homeless can get off the street and go into homeless housing or shelters,

but homeless housing is the answer, $500,000 per unit.

Can you imagine?

So there are all kinds of programs out there.

So our new mayor, relatively new mayor, Karen Bass, she has a program called the Inside Safe

program that also spends just buckets and buckets of money.

And what the Inside Safe program does take people that are on the street and move them

into shelters or medium term housing inside safe.

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