Wasn't there like a Walgreens in Chicago where there's no, there's no items anymore?

It's just a, it's a tablet.

Yeah, deodorants locked up.

You know, like, why is deodorant locked up? Because it's like, it's, you know, like, and, you know, it really, it's one of those things where you get used to or you're like, hey, let me push the button and order my deodorant and wait for the person to come over and give me my deodorant.

Like can you give, can you give the one with the 24-hour strength?

Because I'm really sweaty.

Like, that's not, you order my deodorant and wait for the person to come over and give me my deodorant. Like can you give, can you give the one with the 24-hour strength because I'm really sweaty?

Like that's not something you want to do with a person, you know?

Yeah.

But that's become the norm.

If you need formula, you got to wait for somebody to come and get it for you.

Here's a story from the New York Times.

Trump downplays post threatening Chicago saying he wants to clean up city.

The president had said on social media that Chicago was about to find out why it's called

the Department of War, drawing a fierce rebuke from Democrats.

Now, I'll tell you what I find funny in this.

All the liberals, not from Chicago, telling me from the south side that I'm wrong, that my opinions are wrong. I'm like, but you don't live there. You don't live there. Okay. Megan Kelly's got a video. She did a show. She said Trump can't just send in the National Guard to enforce the law. That's clearly not legal. Gavin Newsom says, aha, the base is splintering. No, she's not wrong. I'm not asking Trump

go inside National Guard to enforce the law. I'm saying the presence is welcome. They'll clean up

trash. They'll make everything nicer and it stops the crime. In fact, in the black community,

often we saw this from Gallup polling across the country. They are asking for more police

presence to help deal with the crime.

So I'm going to say this to all those liberals.

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