The Department of Housing and Urban Development just awarded San Francisco $45 million to fight

homelessness this year. That's more than twice the amount the city got in 2011.

The entire Bay Area is getting $153 million in homelessness grants. Now, for many of you,

this is frustrating news. It's not that you don't want to help stop homelessness. It's because

San Francisco is subsidizing it with your money with no apparent effort to do anything about it

other than sustain it. San Francisco is such a beautiful place, but it's become a sanctuary city

that proudly defends illegal aliens, even when they murder Americans on the streets.

It's a magnet for homelessness and drug addiction. They now give tourist maps so they can

avoid piles of human feces in the streets. And it's home-dannancy Pelosi, the San Francisco

treat, who says border walls are immoral while she lives behind walls in the best parts of town.

I know why many people are frustrated. You have every reason to be. Why are we subsidizing this

because all that's doing is making sure that it's going to continue.