Hot sheets.

You taught me that term yesterday.

I suggested going to a Hot Sheets Motel and you taught me that it was called a Hot Sheets Motel.

Yes, a Hot Sheets Motel.

There's one right down there.

From a smallest room in New York City comes the show that gives you a reason to live.

In Violent Brooklyn, a McDonald's and Flatbush, a gang of teenage girls serve a 15-year-old rival, a supersized Mick beatdown.

Five teens have been arrested, several have gang affiliation, but the ringleader,

16-year-old Anaya Ferguson, four outstanding warrants, 10 prior arrests, including stabbing her brother, and beating up her 64-year-old grandmother.

She's what's known as a bad person.

But she's the one who gets her shirt ripped off and keeps stomping the girl's head.

She's just wearing the bras. She's watching a bunch like I have, you know.

But the Ferguson now, this woman, she wants, well, she faces six new charges from McDonald's

fight, including gang assault and robbery.

They're holding her on $500,000 bail, half a million dollars.

Well, it's like you bitches fucked with the wrong clown.

This is America's largest city, world's loneliest town. We'll be back to that story later.

Joining me now, Mandy Stadmiller from the news horror podcast.

Hi, Pat.

Hey, a drug addicted single mom, depressed, battered, schizophrenic, used for sex by her sleazy ex-con drug

counselor while all the good ones are taken that drug addict is 35-year-old Johanna

Bernal she's suing the city she's filed a 20 million dollar lawsuit which

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