that the reign of criminals who are destroying our city at this time for it to come to an end.

And it comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement,

more aggressive with the changes in our policies and less tolerant of all the bullshit that

has destroyed our city. We are going to turn this around. This is a city that has a population of

less than one million people with an over $12 billion budget. The residents of this city

have been extremely generous in providing us with the resources we need to make a difference.

And now the priorities we need to make must be to protect them, must be to turn things around in

their neighborhoods. When you are in a room full of people, I would say probably anywhere between

90 and 95 percent of folks could raise their hand and say that either their car has been

broken into or they have been a victim in some capacity or another. That is not okay.

So this video was tweeted out a democratic return to a minimum 1990s tough on crime rhetoric is coming.

London breed and Michael Nutter, former mayor Philly with the opening salvos, whatever.

I will take a lot of work to repair the damage done by the defund the movement but it is a start.

So let's read. London breed. I do not believe that was London breed at all.

So London breed reverses the defund the police in San Francisco. This year at the Black Lives Matter

protesters demanded that cities defund the police, San Francisco mayor, London breed announced

that her city would cut funds from the police budget. So breed cut 120 million dollars from

the budget of San Francisco. Police and sheriff's department despite warnings that defund the police

could impact crime and emergencies. I mean it's only like half, it's only like half the country was

more than half the country was warning that this would be bad. This week breed went back on her

support of defunding the police and now it's in that she's in that she is making an emergency

request to the city's board of supervisors to request a police budget. I'm proud this city

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