I'm Bill O'Reilly.

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So you may have heard that we did a special on News Nation about the collapse of San Francisco, which was once, I think, the nicest city in the country is now

a hellhole.

Sorry, there are nice neighborhoods. Nancy Pelosi lives in one of them.

Okay. But there are 40,000 drug addicts running around, according to Harvard, a study, doing whatever they want to do.

Stealing, injecting narcotics into their necks in front of children, debasing themselves and others,

and it's horrible. So I was there and I did the study. And it ran last Thursday at 9 p.m.

Eastern Time. At 408 Eastern Time, the Bay Area Council of San Francisco issued a statement, quote, what a tired, lazy

narrative.

Crime is down dramatically, AI investment pouring in.

Challenges remain, but San Francisco is on the upswing, and its beauty and cultural vibrancy are unmatched.

Well, the beauty is gone if you are in the central part of the city or fishermen's wharf,

unless you'd like rats running all over the place. Okay? But that statement was issued five hours before the actual program.

So how would they know?

They didn't know.

They just knee jerked it as usual.

And then they say, crime is down.

Hey, San Francisco people, homicide.

So far this year up 250%.

That's murder.

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