We got everything in place. We got the moist line. We got a hack for the dumpster. The hack for a dumpster is just because. That's it. That's the hint. Just because we have to. We'll find out what that is coming up later on in the show.

And next hour, a couple reports have come out about how horrific no bail policies are when it comes to the criminals.

I was repeating the crimes.

I was shocked by this.

I just can't believe that if you let everybody out with no bail, these guys commit crimes.

Who would have expected that?

Ah, you tell a criminal, hey, it's like you turned over the justice system to a bunch

of seven-year-olds the seven-year-olds would come up with this policy we look at one of the other

big problems that we talk about a bit on the show, the homeless. And apparently they have

put out for the first time in a while a huge report on homelessness spending in the state of

California. We refer to it as the homeless industrial complex. We have something called the

interagency council on homelessness. Of course, that's what Newsom's good at.

The whole state's good at.

Let's just set up a town force to study.

A commission, a blue ribbon panel, a round table.

A state body task with overseeing the state's homelessness strategy and divvying up funding to local governments.

The state has spent nearly $10 billion in a three-year period of this study.

They provided services to more than 570,000 people, and I looked up the last homeless count for

California. It was 172,000. So if you multiply that by three, you don't even get that number.

Well, because the more they help people out and get them housed,

the more people come to California because they know you get,

eventually you get free shelter and you get free food and you get access to drugs.

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