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we begin this hour with a fox news alert. a blast and smoke rising from gaza all morning long. it's really forces ramp-up activity in the strip, entering the second phase of war. next we have two goals in this war. to destroy hamas in all this infrastructure. do everything that's possible to bring our hostages back home. >> relearning this morning to her 30 israelis including americans are still being held by hamas idf said they destroyed at least f 4050 terrorist sites including tunnels in gaza over the weekend. a full-scale invasion still looming appears israeli officials are urging innocent civilians in gaza to save themselves. >> simulate in northern gaza and gaza city should temporarily move south to a safer area where

they can receive water, food, and medicine. >> the response of the latest strikes around president said israel quote across the red light many -- which may force everyone to take action but burlesque at a senior foreign affairs correspondent greg powell caught who is live on the ground near the israel/lebanon border greg, good morning. >> good morning we will get into the iran connection in a moment but let's talk about the second full day of israeli troops on the ground inside gaza going after hamas militants they are paid by all signs things are escalating. israel says more troops, tanks and armor have entered overnight as they target numerous fighting positions and strongholds. israel still not talking exact figures of troops inside there is at least one sign of growing clashes to israeli soldiers were injured overnights in a firefight with hamas. israel also launching hundreds

of airstrikes against hamas in gaza hitting various targets including the militants tunnel network. israel gave yet another warning to civilians to flee south as residents have been breaking into food warehouses amid a humanitarian disaster and soaring casualties here is a bit more of what prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to say last night. >> we will fight and win. it will be the victory of good over bad. light over dark. life over death. it is the mission of our life. it is the mission of my life. >> the mission of my life. outside the premises house last night and angry protest it is now reported 230 people are being held hostage in gaza. family members demanding their release above all else. also relatives of over 14 had 1e people killed by militants there as well calling out for answers from the governments. here in the north along the

border between israel and lebanon clashes between israeli military and iranian backed has blood militants are escalating this weekend rockets and missiles have rained out on israel from hezbollah fighting position some intercepted. no casualties reported. we can say firsthand we heard the roar about going israeli tank and artillery in response. concern remains as a ground invasion down south building up the fighting here could worsen. possible new front of warfare back to you. >> thank you greg. we appreciate that it's really interesting political dynamics in israel right now finally after the shock i think after what happened in that terrorist attack but it's a brutality people now feeling more comfortable asking questions like how did this happen? in addition you have the families of the hostages saying listen, we care more about getting our people back or do

whatever it takes including halting or delaying this ground invasion in order to get our loved ones back but had to tell you guys it is sentiment i would definitely agree with if i was in their position i would just want my baby, my toddler, my grandmother back. >> anyone in that situation everyone in that situation would feel the same way the question is whether or not the leader of a country needs exact the policy of destroying its enemy prioritizes that to the extent of it paralyzing the effort. that is the debate rachel everyone feels the same way about the families of the hostages. the question is how do you do that pursue a policy of destroying hamas? you are right about the political calculus by what happened on october 7 and the price netanyahu and the government at large has to pay for a minimum a huge failure. and as greg appel cut has

reported there will be questions about how this entire war precedes and unfolds as well will have an effect. probably in both directions did not go fast enough of the bombing continues there will be those that say this is too indiscriminate. there will be political price to pay for everything. i don't think that really impacts the short-term purpose and goal of what should be achieved in a war pre- >> i think you are right. human extortion ultimately. when you see the number of tuning 3tuna30 hostages how unpd that is. previous hostage situations in israel included one or two or five. which is a whole different dynamic than 230 people including citizens from other countries including americans in the middle of a war is it a mass exchange? what is that exchange? how does it happen? how much does hamas use the

hostages to prevent the inevitable ground invasion? i think that's probably why you've seen so much aerial bombing of hamas sites more israeli casualties going in on a ground offensive probably would not be received well either. i think they are hoping that more pressure on hamas hope create a more desperate situation to make a trade ultimately. going into get the hostages would be immensely hostile probably the haas legal have to create in that situation for. >> it does not seem possible. by the way they cut off electricity and communication and water there so h so you wenw that is affecting the conditions for the hostages and of course the conditions were so many innocent civilians frequencies hostages are being held by radical islamists. remember isis? where alearn what isis did to h? remember the nature of the enemy will be talked about this. this savagery they are capable

of yes there is strategy involved these are terrorist for a reason. who knows what they could or would be doing with any number of these hostages which makes it even more urgent. i think netanyahu government understands that is trying to figure out that balance with eradicating hamas and getting these people back too. >> their bouncing we talked about earlier which is there's a functioning hospital over what they believe is a command center i don't even know if it has any more electricity? >> or if hamas is taking the fuel that supposed to fuel degenerdegenerates also and disn right now. there has been the lead devastation progreso spring and fox news anchor shannon bream can you hear the discussion on the couch about the calculus inside of israel. another part we would love to admit is i calculus with the united states we had a serious military buildup in the region. we discussed this yesterday. is it clear? is it clear that is they are for the purpose of deterrence?

>> i think that is deafly the ggoldie by the administration pretty solid happen this week we had overnight strikes into syria impositions we say listen we believe a running back proxies are coming at u.s. troops in the region in iraq and syria from those positions. the secretary of defense was very careful to make clear in his statement that situation is separate from what is happening with gaza and hamas the u.s. is not getting involved in a direct way and that. when you relate press people here in washington there's a feeling that could happen at some point. i think you at least want to leave on the table the mites of the u.s. military to strike groups and others in the region are therefore a potential region. you've got to look at somebody somethingdifferent complicated n that region when you look at iran, as you guys let the show with earlier, talk about the president there saying the zionists are crossing a redlines washington is telling us not to get involved everybody's going to have to get involved in this thing does not go the way we

think it should meeting israel gets out of gaza and operations are stopped. >> wow. quick shannon let's move to another topic as well we've been covering what happened in maine the tragedy there of the mass shooting. were now getting new was law enforcement says the suspect robert card may have checked himself into a mental health facility. how does that change the triggering of yellow flag laws? what is a difference between a red flag in a yellow flag because maine had a yellow flag law. >> are some these things happen in new york state versus in maine wh gr where he carried oue murderous rampage there are issues with information crossing state lines in every state has a different patchwork and framework of the yellow or red flag yellow is more the context would be the warning for the issue of triggering some kind of due process with respect to the suspects guns or the persons in guns would really be tied to reports from law enforcement

versus in a red flag law there are more people who could report the situation whether it's a concerned neighbor, coworker, family, friends. every state has a different framework. if you've got new york state versus maine the information may be a crossing over certain evan treated the same way in two different places makes a situation like this much more complicated requests quickly she and i spoke with paul morrow is a asa former nypd officer at attorney earlier. and it practicality i don't know how different the yellow flag is from the red flag. meeting in the yellow flag law enforcement has to file an affidavit of the judge takes away second amendment right with the red flag i could file an affidavit on someone. but impracticality i don't say no and very few do people don't understand that so what are they due? do? they go to law enforcement. most people behave as if they are in a yellow flag environment is that not correct? what's in think you're right about that there have been people who have called i think about the parkland shooting there people that were concerned

about this young man years ago down in florida. there were conflicting reports about who reported what what law enforcement knew, what they could have done. i do think a lot of people do not have the reporting situation is in their states. many people as we have seen in some of the most brutal attacks out there have said i was afraid to get involved with this. i did not want to be especially in a situation if it looks like you would be speaking out to somebody from a certain class or certain nationality you worry you are going to be presumed to making racist assumptions people for a lot of reasons are very afraid to get involved and go to law enforcement a in many of the cases. >> is moved to another topic domestic politics here vice president pence i guess just dropped out. the field is the thinning, do you expect more people to drop out in the next coming weeks? >> a lot of people in this field want to try to make it to iowa going to pull off some kind of surprising finish that would

propel them into the rest are the primary caucus counter because really, you score when the early wins are finished second or third when nobody expected you to get anywhere where it's not familiar with your name we are very plugged in but most of ame america's not rt now. if you can hang in it have on the upset surprises all these candidates are going to want to try to do that. what will be interesting to me now is to see who mike pence endorses does that help or hurt them? is very much seen by the gop base is the anti- trump voice does he it help or hurt a cande if he says i am now for nikki haley or chris christie or whatever he does i'll be watching to see for that in the coming days. >> it is a good po point sprayed shannon hood have a boxing scented today question request congressman michael call the house chairman of the foreign policy committee he's going to be with us or talk about all the middle east in this fight over the funding. a number of a public us want to strip israel as a standalone,

will that gain traction with eric johnson at the picture sing seeing that which is adam smith he is a congressman he was out this last week. eric johnson is the mayor out of dallas was from democrat to republican he said in part because a progressive policy things are destroying big cities we do a deep dive on cramped reporters across the country we are going to dig into the drug addiction on the streets. the prosecutors were not prosecuting in many cases and see if there are solutions out there. >> art shannon. see you later. >> thanks guys. >> turning out your headline story with this f fox news aler. friends and fax it mourning the death of matthew hafer met a parent drowning at his los angeles home. best known for playing chandler bing for 10 seasons on the hit sitcom friends. >> you got your mustache that. >> might know scott lonely. [laughter] like you don't have a mustache which is good. [laughter] i am chandler i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. [laughter] >> maggie will you place on the screen girlfriend janice on the

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beyond the sanders cities call for targeting giving the first thing the safety to the sidelight in the second quarter. maine (and up something the buffaloes 28 -- 16. and those are your headlines. >> alright still i had 2024 shakeup is one candidate drops out another joins the race on the other side. will and i go off the wall to break down the newest contender. and you are looking live in gaza's really force a safe want to get the targets haven't taken out in just the past day. this is idf launches with a call phase two of their operation. i got some awesome terrace. >> general jack keane lends his insight on the battle plan straight ahead. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have

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right now they say there's a second phase. you got the destruction of hamas you also have hostages. what is the consideration for the israeli government as they try to pursue both objectives? >> yes certainly pete. this operation characteristically is very different than the offensive operation that israel has conducted in gaza. and the reason is because the objective is a difference. in the past they wanted to go in and set the hamas terror organization back a number of years kill as many leaders as they could certainly fighters as well and destroy as much military infrastructure as they could. so they went in hard and fast and got out in a few weeks. this mission that is been given to the military is to dismantle the terrorist military and organization and its political entity. that is very different than what is been assigned in the past.

as opposed to hard and fast this is slow and gradual because of the mission that has been is ben assigned so the campaign planning is really quite different. there's been extensive bombing here that we have seen now for two plus weeks against actionable targets certainly they have spent a lot of effort and as you have pointed this out and your colleagues in dealing with the tunnel complex and making certain is much of that is destroyed as possible without having to go through civilian infrastructure to destroy it as you pointed out dealing with the hospital itself and other actionable targets certainly iss much military infrastructure as they can in that bombing. then they started what we in the military call a shaping operation they conducted raids against actionable targets these were ground assault raids supported by airpower when it needed. it was in and out. they had targets. they knew they were they had a sense of what that is then they

return out of gaza after that was completed. now they have conducted an offense of where the troops are actually staying it's been conducted on multiple axes from the north and from the east. they are going slow systematically for a couple of reasons. one, they want to preserve not taking a lot of casualties themselves the civilian casualties but the overarching shadow of this operation is very different and you have mentioned it, are the hostages themselves it's a critical part of this operation it's impacting the tempo of the operation as it unfolds before our eyes. pete: you think it's holding back the tempo is negotiations are ongoing? i they meant to increase leverage for the hostage situation, general? >> yes certainly. they are going slow so they can

understand i'm not certain they know exactly where the hostages are we have no reason to know the actual facts of what is driving it. certainly negotiations have taken place. four have come out they came close and that didn't work that's a factor in what's taking place here. they are certainly working on hostage rescue and is complicated as that is but that excellent people who know how to do that sort of work. all of those are factors in this operation that are taking place. but it is very different from the past. i just got around fingerprints all over it. arrondissement the hostage taking a business since the 1980s. it has been the mantra of what they do. hamas -- mica sent they haven't done some of it but it's always been very limited. this taking of hostages over 200 plus now up to 2:30 plus, that is around fingerprints.

they wanted hamas to be able to use this as leverage in the operation. that is taking place before our eyes as well. pete: no doubt it's completely unprecedented for we are almost out of time general real quick you have seen that hospital. eventually you want to take the headquarters want to destroy hamas is going at the israeli boots dismantling the tunnels underneath that civilian hospital, right? >> ois no doubt about it. for all the command and control another military infrastructure that exists in the city they will have to put troops in there to deal with most of that they have not been able to destroy using their bombing for their artillery. then also a very difficult challenge for them is they have two separate the terrorist from the people at some point when the terrorist terrorists know ts are saturating the entire city scent of them are no longer going to fight to their going to try to blend into that

population. the mission is to dismantle hamas and not have a comeback ik weeks and months later. that will take some time and that is something u.s. forces have a lot of experience in dealing with in iraq and afghanistan. pete: that's a heck of a task general jack keane thank you for your time good to see if you're. >> great talking to you. pete: party pressure democrat congressman phillips launches his bid for president all while biting continues to slip in the polls. well and i go off the wall to find out all about the latest democrat who throws his hat in the ring and the other dynamics as we approach 2024. that is next. ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪

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democrat congressman dean phillips, never heard of him? you have now it launches bid for president as new poll spell trouble for joe biden forgot the skull off the wall look at what is ahead for democrats in 2024. she set the stage you understand joe biden's heads so many different challenges from physical, competency to mental acuity to verbal the ability to keep up saying the right thing at the right time including as recently when it comes to israel and hamas. [inaudible] >> yes. >> mr. perez are you urging israel to delay its renovation sir? >> israel. >> time and time again there is a statement and then there is a cleanup or a clarification from the folks behind the scenes who

explain why wit what the presidt said or didn't say isn't what he meant to say or did it mean to say pics to the white house of the present was far away deny hurtful question for the question sounded like would you like to see more hostages released? he was not commenting on anything else. [laughter] where there be any other answer why would this be the question? does their anticipation some president would say no? >> exactly right that's a cleanup they have to do. we are talking in particular around what happened since october 7 in israel biden's foreign policy decisions, how they impact young voters. we have seen his numbers come down overall through the course of its president just because of his performance and now it's more acute pretend to this particular circumstance free. >> take a look first. by an approval rating the last month september 2023 to october 2023 went from 86% to 75% down 11% in one month's time frame. now pete the y on this is

fascinating. i'm not sure we even have the answer yet on this. competency and ability that has been there. that is not new. democrats are very divided on israel and palestine and the palespalestinians and apparently hamas as well. they are democrats upset with joe biden and his in his responn support of israel. pete: it's too much support for its roots exactly right. that is a big number 86% you'd want to be one 100% of future sitting president. that period of time, that much number you'd look at the stance he took because they thought go to israel, travel around the world show leadership contrast with afghanistan that will help him. but the stance for israel's hurting inside his own party. >> 53% democratic voters would like to see someone else's the nominee. >> it's a really big number. that remains a really big problem here is the thing if this is your answer i want someone else as a nominee you need someone else to be the nominee laughed at.

>> left that. >> we've got somebody have you ever heard of dean phillips question beca is a businessman a congressman for minnesota he's worth $64 million he's now throwing his hat in the ring to run for president progress at his whiteboard and raised in the cities. by the way the district he won in his the third district in minnesota a suburban district on the western side of the twin cities previously been held by republicans but was part of the change of sent areas inside minnesota he beat eric paulson and 2008 to neglect six decades republican. >> there is also districts in minnesota six decades democrat that are not republican this is a suburban shift. part of it is because been trying to split the difference on some issues, will supporting law enforcement, farming policing schools and actual border enforcement making him look like he's a democrat and insane time progress i would be his against joe biden to take a more moderate approach.

here is dean phillips. >> right now having been to the southern border twice it is not secure work. it is inhumane it's not fair to those seeking refuge. i am listening to bar all around the country saying they want toa change they want a new generation. will: i got to tell you pete i understand name recognition it's virtually zero you cannot take that lightly paid. >> right now they are trying to shrug and exhort the inside report say they are paying very close attention he has got some money to independently fund at some level. he's talking about issues joe biden won't talk about and is ignoring for the question is can he get traction inside a democrat party right now? what's captured by the left in washington the voter base especially in places like new hampshire could be looking for it alternative progress here is his time in any other democrat timeline if you see weakness in joe biden the nevada primates every six failing to lankford that state has already passed

that was october 16. then you have arizona coming up and wisconsin coming up in their filing deadlines. pete: the reason you see dean phillips come out now he was right up against the filing deadline in new hampshire. he was not going to be on the ballot and that's what makes it so interesting. joe biden has decided to skip new hampshire. he will not be participating in iowa or new hampshire is going to start first in south carolina. so of dean phillips pours a bunch of money into it new hampshire his name is on the ballot democrats after right in joe biden? or you could check the box for dean phillips what's immediate going to say the next day when the winner of the first caucus is dean phillips? >> is an interesting dynamic that's kind of an inside play he could try to make. >> you asked us to meet yesterday you said when is the finish line for joe biden? when is it too late question mike i don't think it ever is to latently arrive at the democratic nat national conventn august 19. in that scenario joe biden would

have to bow out essentially if he is the democratic nominee, the nomination and declare his support for another candidate. i don't think anything is off the table progress nothing is off the table but right now the biden team has locked down the dnc. they control the process liquidated to rfk junior. they pushed him out completely. they will try to the same thing to dean phillips would have to be a decision joe biden and his team makes an august that we are not doing this again and they would have to pick somebody and say our support goes to them. >> and again unless you beat the deadline for the states which is rapidly approaching where they want to beat the deadline or find it joe biden support at the convention you might need to hurry up. [laughter] >> there's one other guy he was circling the tarmac traveling to israel. traveling to china. just waiting for someone, give me a call put me in coach, put

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yet another shocking that is shining a light anti-semitism on college campuses. take a look at this demonstration tulane university in new orleans turning violent under pro- pulsing and protester tritressa burn is really flag. joining us now cemented film that video to lena student ryan. thank you for being with us this morning. i take it you you were there tht day. tell us what is going on, what's happening there? >> it was terrifying. tulane university allowed for a pro- palestinian protest to occur they did not take the preventative measures that were necessary such as shutting down the street the cars you see on

the screen drove by at four times previously the fifth time they attempted to burn the flag. before students attempted to grab the flag as you see pro- palestinian protesters come in and assaulted numerous students. >> tell me who i'm looking at on the screen when i see this whatever college campus and look at in this case tulane i understand these were not necessary students from two lanes or who was involved in all these incidences? >> corrected nearby universities such as new orleans is organizing these protests under the name tulane for palestine because tulane is a 44% jewish population student seems like there's specifically targeting such a university to promote hate them to antagonize her thejewish students indifferently scare us and make it that we are afraid to go to class it's deeply concerning. >> tulane put out a statement the said three tulane students were assaulted at a rally intentionally states on a public

sidewalk along the streets over which we do not have control. this rally was not approved or sanctioned by tulane. we condemn and are outraged by today's violence and the hateful language and the rhetoric we heard its counter to every thing we stand for at tulane. what about that? the hateful language, when these protests these pro- palestinian protest take place something people wonder is you are from palestine or you are anti- jewish? what are you hearing? what are you seeing involved in these rallies? >> i think it is as simple as tulane had to take a firm stance against hates rather than remaining neutrally seen other university leaders such as u.s. president calling out facts there's simply no tiptoeing around the fact what hamas did is evil there is no defense for terrorism. these protests are not pro-

palestinian their anti- jewish and anti- israel. >> you hear that her see that at the protest? >> correct there's plenty of anti-semitism slurs and shouted at students the signage that is used is directly targeting jewish students for the removal of all jews basically worldwide in primarily israel and it is deeply concerning. there's a lack of accountability in handling jewish student concerns about their safety as evidence from the unresponsive e-mails the threats and e-mails the following protest such as this that are covering their liability moving forward. >> you just said i did not realize by the way tulane is 44% jewish. so you have that community are you surprised i've seen the polling young people much more supportive of palestinians than older generations. surgeon z more so than valenti as a millennial some more so than gen x. and on and on and on is that

surprise you for your age demographic? >> yes it is terrifying frankly it's deeply concerning that tulane university is lime pro- palestinian students to issue these mutual noncontact orders this is kind of a global trend that's being used from as low as the middle school level but i am from los angeles to manhattan beach students are being issued these summons wher were they are basically issuing noncontact orders to silence and harass jewish students to prevent open dialogue it is clear whose side they are on and who they're willing to protect it's a matter of hamas is evil there is no defense. we must protect jewish student so they feel safe to go to school and go to class and for like the university has their back. in many noncontact orders that have been issued have been between students who have never spoken to each other but have never had any form of communication. it is scary to go to class and of the students are present everywhere in classrooms with us. alright thank you so much room

with us this money to tells what's happening there new orleans. >> thank you for having me on, i appreciate your time. >> speech? lexi has been watching well done. we began with headlines in this fox news alerts. indian authorities say one person was killed when a quote improvised explosive device in ied expired outside of a convention center in the southern part of the country. hundreds of jehovah's witnesses were gathering for a prayer session. no word yet on any arrests. new orleans police say at least two people were shot near the french quarter last night the shooting broke out just before 9:00 p.m. but both victims are in the hospital one is said to be in stable condition. police are still investigating what started the shooting. and to a "fox weather" alert more rain is expected to hit texas again today after flash flooding on friday and saturday killed two people. three police officers were also hurt will trying to rescue a woman from her car they have since been released from the hospital to track the storm tell

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>> we want to send a message loud and clear. that people who are selling drugs on our streets that we link them to the people who are losing their lives on our streets. that dealer could be held accountable for murder. >> officials in san francisco announcing a new initiative last week pushing for drug dealers to face murder charges for opioid overdose deaths. the city is on track to see its deadliest year for drug overdoses. outpacing the previous record in 2020 buried our next guest is an independent journalist covering crime issues in san francisco eric joins us now. eric, tell us about this new law to basically charge drug dealers as murderers and as the mayor

said it tying them to the deaths of those impacted by this sale. do you think this will work? >> hi rachel, yes, i do. it is one step towards a solution we are so desperately needing. it is eight task force. it's going to start in january but hopefully earlier. the building blocks of this are earlier. what it is going to do is help trace the deaths that occur after something takes in a legal substance typically fentanyl, usually a combination to the person who sold them at chemical. and if they can trace a comic connected, a murder charge may end up being charged. this is absolutely something that we have been looking forward to for a long time too. >> it seems very practical but i could trace this all the vectors you jinping who is allowing t this. he has an account you want to stop opioids from coming over

too america he absently has the authoritarian power to do it. gavin newsom was just there hobnobbing with him supposedly talking about this. but i have a feeling it's not going to stop. >> is going to be a very tough road. however we are already starting to see in droves. people on the streets, this is what they are talking about. if they are talking about it you know it is a concern of theirs. it is still pretty much chaos in certain areas things are getting better. i know people are dubious about that but i can feel it as a massive change in political will from the people not necessarily from the current stretch of politicians but from the populace it sell things. >> i absolutely hope that is true i lived in san francisco for a wild birds on the country's most beautiful cities and watching it deteriorate has been heartbreaking for so many people who love that city. now as you said you don't have a

lot of faith in the politicians it's a government issue but i think there is a spiritual component to this as well. and a mental health issue that needs to be addressed. what else can be done besides this new law to help stem some of the effects of drugs in the city? >> that is a marvelous question. certainly this has become the hub it has become the place for people to go to do drugs. but so many people of mental health issues. let's address the first thing the priority is drugs we absently have other issues as well. the first step, first step really hone in on what is causing such distress to the individual comment to the businesses, to the residence, to our reputation. we get that everything else falls below we've really got to prioritize this is what we are

doing. rachel: san francisco is a famously city. everyone knows the open board at this connection between the cartels in china as part of the problem. our people in that liberal city making that connection to joe biden's open border policies? and also the china cartel connection? >> yes certainly a lot of people are cognizant of that it is becoming more and more clear because we see on our streets we know the people who are selling these substances are not san francisco ends they're not our neighbors are not people we have known before. they come in. they are workers from other towns we know where they are from there's a lot of cartels. it is certainly toward that progress thank you eric we wish the best for that beautiful city the once beautiful city. caplyta is proven to deliver

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