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We're going to get right into this one because this is just outrageous.

The city is uninhabital.

The city of Los Angeles is dangerous. I've never seen a city

out of this situation. There were almost 17,000 fires last year in the city of L.A.

And according to the L.A. Fire Department started by homeless people, 17,000, 46 every day.

46 every day, almost two an hour somewhere in the city.

Compared to 2020, it's more than doubled.

There are about 7,000 in 2020, now 17,000.

Every year it goes up.

And there's one fire station in South L.A.

Responded to 78 fires, all due to one encampment

underneath the Harvard Freeway on King Boulevard.

And nobody, Karen Bass doesn't do anything about it.

78 fires from one encampment, and she does nothing.

Let's get Freddie Escobar with the Los Angeles Fire Department Union.

Welcome, Freddie.

How are you?

Hey, John.

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