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New York is spending $81,705 per homeless person That number doesn't include supportive housing, mental health response teams and more This year New York expects this to increase to $97,000 per homeless person. Spending has tripled since 2019, and in New York City's case, yet the homeless population grew... show more

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This is so insane California govenor candidate Tony Thurmond says Democrats plan to address homeless is to spend $10 BILLION MORE on homelessness “$10 billion bond to build affordable housing for those who are unhoused” This will cost taxpayers $17.39 billion after interest California has already spent $27–$37 billion since 2019 on homelessness and homeless numbers went up It’s money laundering to the homeless industrial complex California has to Vote Red

This is so insane California govenor candidate Tony Thurmond says Democrats plan to address homeless is to spend $10 BILLION MORE on homelessness “$10 billion bond to build affordable housing for those who are unhoused” This will cost taxpayers $17.39 billion after interest California has already spent $27–$37 billion since 2019 on homelessness and homeless numbers went up It’s money laundering to the homeless industrial complex California has to Vote Red

Wall Street Apes

102,424 views • 4 months ago

New homeless shelters are sprouting up all across New York City “We're finding that it nearly $10,000 per unit, per month.” Shelters are being discovered being paid the full amount regardless of if the beds are being used “This is the 15th homeless shelter in Greenwood Heights. This one is over 300 plus beds for homeless men.” NYC’s overall DHS budget for shelters and related services runs $3-4+ billion annually $3.58 billion proposed for 2026 New York spent $81,000 per homeless person in 2025

New homeless shelters are sprouting up all across New York City “We're finding that it nearly $10,000 per unit, per month.” Shelters are being discovered being paid the full amount regardless of if the beds are being used “This is the 15th homeless shelter in Greenwood Heights. This one is over 300 plus beds for homeless men.” NYC’s overall DHS budget for shelters and related services runs $3-4+ billion annually $3.58 billion proposed for 2026 New York spent $81,000 per homeless person in 2025

Wall Street Apes

56,692 views • 4 months ago

This homeless woman in Los Angeles is brought to tears saying she just wants housing and to work again as a hair stylist California Democrats have spent over $15+ billion dollars just in Los Angeles on the homeless in the last 10 years. Data shows they spend about $50-$100,000 per homeless person per year How can you spend $100,000 per year per homeless person and not have an apartment for someone who wants one The answer is it’s all being laundered by NGOs

This homeless woman in Los Angeles is brought to tears saying she just wants housing and to work again as a hair stylist California Democrats have spent over $15+ billion dollars just in Los Angeles on the homeless in the last 10 years. Data shows they spend about $50-$100,000 per homeless person per year How can you spend $100,000 per year per homeless person and not have an apartment for someone who wants one The answer is it’s all being laundered by NGOs

Wall Street Apes

95,211 views • 2 months ago

This is horrible… Elon Musk talks about the Homelessness Industrial Complex, where NGO’s in California receive Billions of Dollars to keep people HOMELESS — Nearly $1 MILLION, Per Homeless Person, Per Year “It’s not clear how to turn this off… it’s a self-licking ice cream cone. They get this money, and the money is disproportionate to the number of homeless drug zombies. So they actually try to increase... They’re getting somewhere close to $1M dollars per homeless person.. they don’t arrest the drug dealers, otherwise the drug zombies will leave. When you incentivize homelessness, you get more homelessness. Clip Full Show

This is horrible… Elon Musk talks about the Homelessness Industrial Complex, where NGO’s in California receive Billions of Dollars to keep people HOMELESS — Nearly $1 MILLION, Per Homeless Person, Per Year “It’s not clear how to turn this off… it’s a self-licking ice cream cone. They get this money, and the money is disproportionate to the number of homeless drug zombies. So they actually try to increase... They’re getting somewhere close to $1M dollars per homeless person.. they don’t arrest the drug dealers, otherwise the drug zombies will leave. When you incentivize homelessness, you get more homelessness. Clip Full Show

MJTruthUltra

269,669 views • 10 months ago

KATHY HOCHUL HAS BEEN GOVERNOR OF THE GREAT STATE OF NEW YORK FOR 1,653 DAYS AND SHE HAS A SERIOUS SPENDING ADDICTION During that time New York State has spent roughly: $936.5 BILLION That equals: • $566.6 MILLION PER DAY • $23.6 MILLION PER HOUR • $393,500 PER MINUTE • $6,558 PER SECOND Per resident: • $47,080 per New Yorker • $28.47 per day • $1.19 per hour Per taxpayer: • $98,600 per taxpayer • $59.64 per day • $2.49 per hour Meanwhile the annual state budget has grown from about: • $212 BILLION when she took office to • about $254 BILLION today That’s a $42 BILLION increase in annual spending. NEARLY A TRILLION DOLLARS LATER, WHAT EXACTLY HAS IMPROVED FOR NEW YORKERS?

KATHY HOCHUL HAS BEEN GOVERNOR OF THE GREAT STATE OF NEW YORK FOR 1,653 DAYS AND SHE HAS A SERIOUS SPENDING ADDICTION During that time New York State has spent roughly: $936.5 BILLION That equals: • $566.6 MILLION PER DAY • $23.6 MILLION PER HOUR • $393,500 PER MINUTE • $6,558 PER SECOND Per resident: • $47,080 per New Yorker • $28.47 per day • $1.19 per hour Per taxpayer: • $98,600 per taxpayer • $59.64 per day • $2.49 per hour Meanwhile the annual state budget has grown from about: • $212 BILLION when she took office to • about $254 BILLION today That’s a $42 BILLION increase in annual spending. NEARLY A TRILLION DOLLARS LATER, WHAT EXACTLY HAS IMPROVED FOR NEW YORKERS?

Reza Chowdhury

14,753 views • 5 months ago

Gavin Newsom 2023: Here is my new $15 BILLION plan to solve homelessness, with Accountability at the core Audit: Hey, somehow there’s actually $24 BILLION missing from your homeless plan, Gavin Gavin Newsom 2024: I’m vetoing this bill that audits my spending on homelessness

Gavin Newsom 2023: Here is my new $15 BILLION plan to solve homelessness, with Accountability at the core Audit: Hey, somehow there’s actually $24 BILLION missing from your homeless plan, Gavin Gavin Newsom 2024: I’m vetoing this bill that audits my spending on homelessness

BAY AREA STATE OF MIND

139,262 views • 1 year ago

Gavin Newsom 2023: Here is my new $15 BILLION plan to solve homelessness, with Accountability at the core Audit: Hey, somehow there’s actually $24 BILLION missing from your homeless plan, Gavin Gavin Newsom 2024: I’m vetoing this bill that audits my spending on homelessness

Gavin Newsom 2023: Here is my new $15 BILLION plan to solve homelessness, with Accountability at the core Audit: Hey, somehow there’s actually $24 BILLION missing from your homeless plan, Gavin Gavin Newsom 2024: I’m vetoing this bill that audits my spending on homelessness

Kevin Dalton

62,205 views • 1 year ago

The city of Oakland, California only has a population of 440,000 but passed a $4 billion dollar budget for themselves over 2 years For reference Phoenix, Arizona has 1.65 million people and their budget is $2.3 billion But don’t worry they say they need the money for things like “more traffic cameras” and more homeless spending I also found roughly 55% of Oaklands massive budget goes to salaries and Admin spending…. I think we found the problem

The city of Oakland, California only has a population of 440,000 but passed a $4 billion dollar budget for themselves over 2 years For reference Phoenix, Arizona has 1.65 million people and their budget is $2.3 billion But don’t worry they say they need the money for things like “more traffic cameras” and more homeless spending I also found roughly 55% of Oaklands massive budget goes to salaries and Admin spending…. I think we found the problem

Wall Street Apes

312,629 views • 2 months ago

The government doesn’t need more money. In New York City, we already spend over $100,000 per homeless person and roughly $45,000 per public school student every year. Yet the results are dismal. What the left is really pushing is class warfare and the politics of envy. They’d rather demonize success than fix failing systems.

The government doesn’t need more money. In New York City, we already spend over $100,000 per homeless person and roughly $45,000 per public school student every year. Yet the results are dismal. What the left is really pushing is class warfare and the politics of envy. They’d rather demonize success than fix failing systems.

Lydia Moynihan

65,450 views • 3 months ago

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

Benny Johnson

870,858 views • 7 months ago

WOW 🚨 San Francisco spent $5 million per year on a facility that had only 10 beds foe the homeless San Francisco Democrats also spent: - $4 million on at least 1,700 ambulance rides for only 5 people - They also spent around $30 million giving alcohol to only 55 people over 6 years, that’s roughly $545,000 per person We’ve had enough, Democrats and their NGOs money laundering organizations need to start going to jail for this

WOW 🚨 San Francisco spent $5 million per year on a facility that had only 10 beds foe the homeless San Francisco Democrats also spent: - $4 million on at least 1,700 ambulance rides for only 5 people - They also spent around $30 million giving alcohol to only 55 people over 6 years, that’s roughly $545,000 per person We’ve had enough, Democrats and their NGOs money laundering organizations need to start going to jail for this

Wall Street Apes

87,857 views • 2 months ago

This is how money laundering looks like! Los Angeles Democrats spent over $20 million in taxpayer money to house just 32 homeless individuals, and 5 years later not a single person has a roof over their head. $20 MILLION. Zero results. In 2020, the City of Los Angeles purchased a Ramada Inn for $10.2 million to convert into homeless housing, then poured in another $10 million. Five years later, the project still isn’t finished. That comes out to roughly $625,000 per person so far, and not one person has been housed.

This is how money laundering looks like! Los Angeles Democrats spent over $20 million in taxpayer money to house just 32 homeless individuals, and 5 years later not a single person has a roof over their head. $20 MILLION. Zero results. In 2020, the City of Los Angeles purchased a Ramada Inn for $10.2 million to convert into homeless housing, then poured in another $10 million. Five years later, the project still isn’t finished. That comes out to roughly $625,000 per person so far, and not one person has been housed.

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

71,482 views • 5 months ago

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

Wall Street Apes

320,372 views • 4 months ago

New York has already lost wealth. Over $1,000 per person basically. Based on taxes from 2023-2024. They are fixing to lose more of that wealth. The average persons wealth has went down New York and California. But at same time went up in Texas. And Florida imagine that

New York has already lost wealth. Over $1,000 per person basically. Based on taxes from 2023-2024. They are fixing to lose more of that wealth. The average persons wealth has went down New York and California. But at same time went up in Texas. And Florida imagine that

Sebastian™

165,820 views • 9 months ago

Homelessness isn't a crisis in California — it’s a business model. Our investigation will expose exactly how it works and who profits from it. California has spent $24 billion on homelessness — roughly $170,000 per homeless person to 'solve' the problem. Yet, homelessness has skyrocketed. Why? Because people are profiting off 'non-profits.' It's a multi-billion dollar industry with a dark side. Billions in federal dollars are flowing into these programs, and we’re going to expose how that money is being criminally misused. Stay tuned. Thanks for having me on Fox News and Trace Gallagher.

Homelessness isn't a crisis in California — it’s a business model. Our investigation will expose exactly how it works and who profits from it. California has spent $24 billion on homelessness — roughly $170,000 per homeless person to 'solve' the problem. Yet, homelessness has skyrocketed. Why? Because people are profiting off 'non-profits.' It's a multi-billion dollar industry with a dark side. Billions in federal dollars are flowing into these programs, and we’re going to expose how that money is being criminally misused. Stay tuned. Thanks for having me on Fox News and Trace Gallagher.

Benny Johnson

615,978 views • 7 months ago

WOW 🚨 The California budget has grown 40% just since Gavin Newsom became governor in 2019 “The Sacramento legislature passed a new budget that amounts to almost $352 billion. That is a staggering increase from last year, and it marks a 40% increase if you take inflation into account from when Newsom first took office in 2019” California has spent an earth shattering $13 billion dollars+ PER YEAR on illegals healthcare just since Gavin Newsom became governor and expanded healthcare to undocumented immigrants This covered roughly 2 million illegals giving them free healthcare Estimates say this could likely be between $40-70 billion dollars Here’s 5 of the worst examples of stolen money in California - $32.6 billion in California EDD unemployment fraud during the pandemic - 24+ billion spent on homelessness programs with little results and horrible tracking - $146 billion estimated lost to Medi-Cal fraud and improper payments - $50 million homelessness funding fraud scheme in Los Angeles - $23 million stolen by a South LA nonprofit executive from homeless services funds

WOW 🚨 The California budget has grown 40% just since Gavin Newsom became governor in 2019 “The Sacramento legislature passed a new budget that amounts to almost $352 billion. That is a staggering increase from last year, and it marks a 40% increase if you take inflation into account from when Newsom first took office in 2019” California has spent an earth shattering $13 billion dollars+ PER YEAR on illegals healthcare just since Gavin Newsom became governor and expanded healthcare to undocumented immigrants This covered roughly 2 million illegals giving them free healthcare Estimates say this could likely be between $40-70 billion dollars Here’s 5 of the worst examples of stolen money in California - $32.6 billion in California EDD unemployment fraud during the pandemic - 24+ billion spent on homelessness programs with little results and horrible tracking - $146 billion estimated lost to Medi-Cal fraud and improper payments - $50 million homelessness funding fraud scheme in Los Angeles - $23 million stolen by a South LA nonprofit executive from homeless services funds

Wall Street Apes

74,763 views • 1 month ago

Nick Shirley testifies on the $24B California homelessness fraud $24 billion went missing for homelessness. They've been trying to build this train for years, yet there's hardly anything to prove for that." I mentioned the areas where we have confirmed fraud, but then you also have these areas where you have so much spending and then we look at what results from that spending and there's nothing $24 billion in homelessness and yet the homeless population went up... and a state audit found that they couldn't even figure out where the money went Unfortunately, our state legislators haven't managed to figure that out. Or at least the Governor hasn't. So what are you saying about him? They're not smart. No but yeah, it's so obvious. And that's what we saw in Minnesota, is how complicit the government has been in enabling this fraud to happen "Quality Learning Center had over 90 violations, yet they continued to give that daycare $1.9 million"

Nick Shirley testifies on the $24B California homelessness fraud $24 billion went missing for homelessness. They've been trying to build this train for years, yet there's hardly anything to prove for that." I mentioned the areas where we have confirmed fraud, but then you also have these areas where you have so much spending and then we look at what results from that spending and there's nothing $24 billion in homelessness and yet the homeless population went up... and a state audit found that they couldn't even figure out where the money went Unfortunately, our state legislators haven't managed to figure that out. Or at least the Governor hasn't. So what are you saying about him? They're not smart. No but yeah, it's so obvious. And that's what we saw in Minnesota, is how complicit the government has been in enabling this fraud to happen "Quality Learning Center had over 90 violations, yet they continued to give that daycare $1.9 million"

X Freeze

63,238 views • 7 months ago

New York City is spending over $65 million on a trans-only homeless shelter. Why? Because they got sued by a man pretending to be a woman (Mariah Lopez) and lost. The shelter is called Ace’s Place and is in Long Island City. NYC is a woke nightmare. (reasonmagazine on TT)

New York City is spending over $65 million on a trans-only homeless shelter. Why? Because they got sued by a man pretending to be a woman (Mariah Lopez) and lost. The shelter is called Ace’s Place and is in Long Island City. NYC is a woke nightmare. (reasonmagazine on TT)

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

34,817 views • 10 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: NYC Spends Nearly 20x More Per Migrant Than Chicago—Why the huge difference? Yesterday, mayors from across the country testified before Congress, revealing the latest financial toll of the migrant crisis. Two cities stand out: New York City and Chicago. The numbers show a shocking gap in spending, with New York City spending nearly 20 times more per migrant than Chicago. Chicago reported taking in over 51,000 migrants since August 2022, costing taxpayers $295 million—averaging $5,784 per migrant. New York City, on the other hand, stated it has taken in over 230,000 migrants since 2022, with a total cost of $7 billion—averaging $30,434 per migrant. Despite the cost, due to the 30- and 60-day rules, migrants in NYC are no longer staying in shelters long-term. The cost of the migrant crisis led to deep budget cuts across New York City agencies last year. The NYPD was set to cut academy classes, bringing officer numbers to their lowest since the 1990s. The FDNY faced overtime reductions and staff cuts. Public schools saw planned cuts to programs like Summer Rising. Public libraries planned Sunday closures. After pushback, some of these cuts were reversed. Mayor Adams later canceled the planned 5% cuts across all city agencies, citing better-than-expected tax revenue and a 20% reduction in migrant-related spending. This raises the big question: If the cost of living is similar between New York and Chicago, why is NYC spending so much more per migrant? By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email viralnewsnyc@gmail.com

🚨 BREAKING: NYC Spends Nearly 20x More Per Migrant Than Chicago—Why the huge difference? Yesterday, mayors from across the country testified before Congress, revealing the latest financial toll of the migrant crisis. Two cities stand out: New York City and Chicago. The numbers show a shocking gap in spending, with New York City spending nearly 20 times more per migrant than Chicago. Chicago reported taking in over 51,000 migrants since August 2022, costing taxpayers $295 million—averaging $5,784 per migrant. New York City, on the other hand, stated it has taken in over 230,000 migrants since 2022, with a total cost of $7 billion—averaging $30,434 per migrant. Despite the cost, due to the 30- and 60-day rules, migrants in NYC are no longer staying in shelters long-term. The cost of the migrant crisis led to deep budget cuts across New York City agencies last year. The NYPD was set to cut academy classes, bringing officer numbers to their lowest since the 1990s. The FDNY faced overtime reductions and staff cuts. Public schools saw planned cuts to programs like Summer Rising. Public libraries planned Sunday closures. After pushback, some of these cuts were reversed. Mayor Adams later canceled the planned 5% cuts across all city agencies, citing better-than-expected tax revenue and a 20% reduction in migrant-related spending. This raises the big question: If the cost of living is similar between New York and Chicago, why is NYC spending so much more per migrant? By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email [email protected]

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136,919 views • 1 year ago