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Gavin Newsom doesn't have a homeless problem. He has a business model built with YOUR money! $6.2B → Nonprofits → 15-40% admin fees → "Civic engagement" → Voter turnout → Politicians who fund more nonprofits The homeless never get housed. The consultants always get paid. The cycle never ends.... show more

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Actor David Spade raising awareness that a bill was introduced in California to audit where the $20+ billion dollars in missing homeless money went, it passed but then Gavin Newsom VETOED the bill to block the investigation Yes, this really happened. He blocked bills for an audit MULTIPLE TIMES Bipartisan bill AB 2903 (unanimous passed 72-0 in the Assembly, 40-0 in the Senate) would’ve forced annual public reports on where the money went Newsom vetoed it. Gavin Newsom also vetoed similar bills AB 2570 and AB 2093 “The same broader problem with people paying taxes in California — The homeless, they lose $20 billion, but they want more money for it. That's why people get tired of paying taxes and going, what are you doing? Gavin Newsom just vetoed a bill asking for an audit of where the money for homeless goes. He said, not a chance. You're not gonna see that. That's the problem.”

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14,153 views • 5 months ago

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🇺🇸 SPENCER PRATT GOES FULL BASED ON LA’S HOMELESS CRISIS Reporter tries to trap him: “What are your plans for the over 40,000 homeless in Los Angeles?” Spencer Pratt fires back without hesitation: “Well, they’re not homeless, they’re drug addicts. These people have been bused in by scam rehabs, scam NGOs, scam homeless nonprofits. When I unplug them… they’re all going to Seattle, where the mayor will welcome them.” LA has been destroyed by years of Democrat incompetence, open drug markets, and billions funneled into “nonprofits” that only made the problem worse. Pratt just called out the grift and refused to play the game. This is what real conversation on homelessness sounds like, not more taxpayer-funded tents and needles on the street. California needs a lot more of this energy and a lot less Gavin Newsom, style smiling while the state collapses.

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837,308 views • 5 months ago

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Why California’s Homeless Problem Keeps Getting Worse "The money gets distributed to nonprofits and NGOs, and it stops one or two levels down. It doesn't get down to where the homeless are, where they're suffering. They don't care about them. They are nothing but pawns..." "The year before they legalized drugs in California, 2014, 2013, they passed a law that said you can't treat mental health and drug abuse at the same time." "If you go back to 2014 and you look at the numbers in California for homeless, it's always constant until 2014, when drugs became legal that graph goes straight up at a 45 degree angle and it's not going to stop because it's purposely being made."

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Gavin Newsom spent $24 billion on ‘solving homelessness’ That adds up to $170K per homeless person in California. Where I’m from, $170K will buy you a house. California could have just bought homes for every homeless person. Anyway, what was the result? California gained 30,000 MORE homeless. The most in America, by far. So where did all the money go, Gavin? Fraud. It’s provable. And we’re about to investigate exactly how… get ready. Thanks for having me on your Fox News show Brian Kilmeade

Gavin Newsom spent $24 billion on ‘solving homelessness’ That adds up to $170K per homeless person in California. Where I’m from, $170K will buy you a house. California could have just bought homes for every homeless person. Anyway, what was the result? California gained 30,000 MORE homeless. The most in America, by far. So where did all the money go, Gavin? Fraud. It’s provable. And we’re about to investigate exactly how… get ready. Thanks for having me on your Fox News show Brian Kilmeade

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Former Executive at Universal Music Group and Roc Nation tried to help a homeless man in Los Angeles He got a $30,000 check to help a homeless man get housing for a year. He had to go to 22 places because everyone said the homeless man needed rental and credit history Finally he was able to get him a place, one place said yes. The man’s life is completely turning around, his mental health improving he’s no longer anxious He says he can’t believe when he hears Gavin Newsom is losing $24 billion dollars on homeless when only $30,000 completely changed this man’s life “I see a press conference from Gavin Newsom and he is like, oh, we spent $24 billion, we spent homelessness and it all went unaccounted for. And I was like, what in the hell? This is like the Twilight Zone, right? It's like literally like $30,000. Saved a guy. It just saved a guy got him off the street — I've done the math — That's $640,000 an hour we're spending to fix homelessness in California” It’s money laundering, that’s why the homeless problem doesn’t get fixed. It’s a business

Former Executive at Universal Music Group and Roc Nation tried to help a homeless man in Los Angeles He got a $30,000 check to help a homeless man get housing for a year. He had to go to 22 places because everyone said the homeless man needed rental and credit history Finally he was able to get him a place, one place said yes. The man’s life is completely turning around, his mental health improving he’s no longer anxious He says he can’t believe when he hears Gavin Newsom is losing $24 billion dollars on homeless when only $30,000 completely changed this man’s life “I see a press conference from Gavin Newsom and he is like, oh, we spent $24 billion, we spent homelessness and it all went unaccounted for. And I was like, what in the hell? This is like the Twilight Zone, right? It's like literally like $30,000. Saved a guy. It just saved a guy got him off the street — I've done the math — That's $640,000 an hour we're spending to fix homelessness in California” It’s money laundering, that’s why the homeless problem doesn’t get fixed. It’s a business

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320,372 views • 3 months ago

🇺🇸 California spent $4B on homeless housing. 71% of those units sit empty. The CEO running one of the nonprofits getting that money earns $400k/year. He now sits on the board approving the next round of spending. His nonprofit pulled $100M in a single year. Cost per apartment: $865,000. This is what regulatory capture looks like at the local level: the people writing the checks and the people cashing them are the same people. California's homeless crisis has never been about a lack of funding, but rather who controls the funding. Source: ReasonTV

🇺🇸 California spent $4B on homeless housing. 71% of those units sit empty. The CEO running one of the nonprofits getting that money earns $400k/year. He now sits on the board approving the next round of spending. His nonprofit pulled $100M in a single year. Cost per apartment: $865,000. This is what regulatory capture looks like at the local level: the people writing the checks and the people cashing them are the same people. California's homeless crisis has never been about a lack of funding, but rather who controls the funding. Source: ReasonTV

Mario Nawfal

42,473 views • 2 months ago

🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP on GAVIN NEWSOM: "He said I never called him [...] He said, 'I never spoke to him!' [And] then I produced the call. It lasted 16 minutes and 4 seconds...He picked up, I told him, you have to get your a*s in gear!"

🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP on GAVIN NEWSOM: "He said I never called him [...] He said, 'I never spoke to him!' [And] then I produced the call. It lasted 16 minutes and 4 seconds...He picked up, I told him, you have to get your a*s in gear!"

Eric Daugherty

36,898 views • 1 year ago

California Governor candidate Chad Bianco says the homeless in California are only used to benefit Democrats “They are actually pawns in the homeless industrial complex. There is absolutely zero, zero intent on helping any of them — This is not and has never been about homes” He says the billions spent and going missing is just money laundering and waste If it was about helping the homeless, “If we did, the billions of dollars that were going there, the numbers wouldn't get more every single year” He’s right. Democrats are money launderers. The homeless are a business “This is about drug and alcohol addiction. This is about mental illness”

California Governor candidate Chad Bianco says the homeless in California are only used to benefit Democrats “They are actually pawns in the homeless industrial complex. There is absolutely zero, zero intent on helping any of them — This is not and has never been about homes” He says the billions spent and going missing is just money laundering and waste If it was about helping the homeless, “If we did, the billions of dollars that were going there, the numbers wouldn't get more every single year” He’s right. Democrats are money launderers. The homeless are a business “This is about drug and alcohol addiction. This is about mental illness”

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42,616 views • 3 months ago

This is eye opening Los Angeles residents were asked one question, “What is the most important thing the next mayor has to do?” Here were their answers - “Address the homeless problem” - “The homeless issue” - “Homeless” - “Homelessness” - “Homeless” - “The homeless” - “Homeless” - “The homeless” - “Homelessness” - “The homelessness” - “The homeless people” - “Help with the homeless” - “Homeless support” - “Homelessness-ness. Am I saying it right?” - “Homeless” - “Homeless people” - “Homeless issue” - “Obviously homelessness” “It turns out that after years of decline, all people really want is a return to normal. They have very serious doubts about the current mayor, Karen Bass — All they know is that they love their home and they want it back” Don’t believe this lies when Democrats tell you homelessness has been declining. That is such a joke. Listen to real Americans who live here. Every single one knows the problem is out of control and wants new leadership

This is eye opening Los Angeles residents were asked one question, “What is the most important thing the next mayor has to do?” Here were their answers - “Address the homeless problem” - “The homeless issue” - “Homeless” - “Homelessness” - “Homeless” - “The homeless” - “Homeless” - “The homeless” - “Homelessness” - “The homelessness” - “The homeless people” - “Help with the homeless” - “Homeless support” - “Homelessness-ness. Am I saying it right?” - “Homeless” - “Homeless people” - “Homeless issue” - “Obviously homelessness” “It turns out that after years of decline, all people really want is a return to normal. They have very serious doubts about the current mayor, Karen Bass — All they know is that they love their home and they want it back” Don’t believe this lies when Democrats tell you homelessness has been declining. That is such a joke. Listen to real Americans who live here. Every single one knows the problem is out of control and wants new leadership

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66,946 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇺🇸 CALIFORNIA’S HOMELESS CRISIS IS MAKING PEOPLE RICH Turns out solving homelessness might not be the goal in California. At least not for those getting paid to "fix" it. Sheriff Chad Bianco says shady nonprofits are popping up, getting handed millions, and blowing it on bloated salaries and admin costs. Not a dime makes it to the streets. Then, who’d have guessed, a chunk of that money circles back into the campaigns of the same politicians writing the checks. They’ve burned through $25 billion with zero proof of where it went. No audits. No results. Just more tents and more Lamborghinis. Thousands have gotten rich while pretending to fix the problem. Bianco calls it "money laundering of taxpayer money." And if they actually solved homelessness? The scam dries up. So don’t expect a fix anytime soon. Source: Wall Street Apes

🚨🇺🇸 CALIFORNIA’S HOMELESS CRISIS IS MAKING PEOPLE RICH Turns out solving homelessness might not be the goal in California. At least not for those getting paid to "fix" it. Sheriff Chad Bianco says shady nonprofits are popping up, getting handed millions, and blowing it on bloated salaries and admin costs. Not a dime makes it to the streets. Then, who’d have guessed, a chunk of that money circles back into the campaigns of the same politicians writing the checks. They’ve burned through $25 billion with zero proof of where it went. No audits. No results. Just more tents and more Lamborghinis. Thousands have gotten rich while pretending to fix the problem. Bianco calls it "money laundering of taxpayer money." And if they actually solved homelessness? The scam dries up. So don’t expect a fix anytime soon. Source: Wall Street Apes

Mario Nawfal

43,126 views • 7 months ago

"It sounds crazy to say, but there is, there is a homeless industrial complex." City Journal reporter Kenneth Schrupp just wrote a piece where he found 64 percent of the LA street homeless were from outside LA. "Why is this still happening? How does the city of LA benefit from this? "The answer is that there's a lot of funding at stake. There's a lot of federal, state, and county funding that the city gets for providing services to homeless individuals." "There's a large array of nonprofits and they're very politically connected. The more money they get, the more politically powerful they get." "These kinds of interests dominate city politics, and more and more money goes to these groups, even at the expense of regular everyday citizens or just small businesses that want somewhere safe and clean to do business, a place where women and children are safe to take public transit, let alone, like, walk on the streets."

"It sounds crazy to say, but there is, there is a homeless industrial complex." City Journal reporter Kenneth Schrupp just wrote a piece where he found 64 percent of the LA street homeless were from outside LA. "Why is this still happening? How does the city of LA benefit from this? "The answer is that there's a lot of funding at stake. There's a lot of federal, state, and county funding that the city gets for providing services to homeless individuals." "There's a large array of nonprofits and they're very politically connected. The more money they get, the more politically powerful they get." "These kinds of interests dominate city politics, and more and more money goes to these groups, even at the expense of regular everyday citizens or just small businesses that want somewhere safe and clean to do business, a place where women and children are safe to take public transit, let alone, like, walk on the streets."

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30,094 views • 2 months ago