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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

It's 3 a.m. Saturday morning in downtown Los Angeles, a city plagued with street takeovers like this one.

Right in front of the home of the Los Angeles Lakers, hundreds of people block an intersection

as drivers perform dangerous donuts, while others throw fireworks into the intersection.

Angry neighbors shoot paintballs at cars parked along the street belonging to the spectators.

Yeah, that's Los Angeles. A lot of people in certain cities, I think Chicago, certainly L.A.

Not as much San Francisco now since they voted in a new mayor and got their act together.

But Oakland, various places are like, yeah, I kind of see some of your stuff about D.C.

It seems like it's worse here. Is there anything Trump can do about here?

And he talked yesterday about going into other cities.

There's no, he doesn't have the legal authority to do that.

But yeah, if you're going to, if you're worried about big cities, they got problems with crime and in street drug addicts.

I don't think D. think DC ranks at the top.

Well, it's in the top five, actually,

but there are much bigger and more dangerous fish to fry as well.

I agree completely, but I don't know sending the feds in.

But anyway, back to the street takeovers in L.A.

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