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San Francisco is a breeding ground for progressive politicians Harvey Milk,

Diane Feinstein, Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris. There is though a politician who was hoping

to carry on that mantle. His name, Chesa boot. This was never about one vote count. It was never

about one election night party. This is a movement not a moment in history.

Chesa boot is the soon to be former San Francisco district attorney.

Boon lost his job last week after voters overwhelmingly turned him out of office in a special recall

election. This recall of DA booting started the day that voters put him in office.

That's Jessica Brandt. She's a political consultant who focuses on the criminal justice system

through her organization, the RIN Collective. She's worked with progressive candidates around

the country. And few places are more linked to progressive causes than San Francisco. A city that

as of late has come under the spotlight for homelessness and crime to the issues that propelled

Boon's loss. People are afraid people's lives have been destabilized. People's lives are

offended. I think that's a really, really important factor in that city. And so you have a lot of

people who are already having anxiety and they have anger at their government because policies

have been ineffective and they've been looking for an outlet for that anger.

The San Francisco district attorney race became the target for much of the city's anger.

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