it's a cause and effect. >> rahm emanuel said that.e press conference he said if you are in new york and you get caught with an illegal gun you will get three years. if you are in illinois or chicago, you get one year. he said he believes the criminals know that. i don't know if that's true because i'm not a criminal. >> you say you're not a criminal. had, fbi director james comey was a polarizing figure during the election. will president trump keep him on? it's a question. we have an answer next. to get this ear hair trimming operation up and running. because you can't trust your body not to grow hair here and you can't trust your coworkers not to nickname you ear hair man. and you definitely can't trust that anyone will focus on your business presentation when you've got an armpit on the side of your head. but you can trust double as. that's not just some battery. that's a duracell battery. that's a power you can trust. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day

you have rahm emanuel sitting up there, the police cooperating.hink it's an acknowledgement that police reform and aggressive policing are not mutually exclusive, they need to go hand in hand. >> this acknowledgement seems to come after the death of laquan mcdonald, a young man sat 16 times on dash cam video that showed a very different account than the officer who was eventually charged in that and after many months and many years, quite honestly, i lived in chicago for ten years of settlements happening. i do think people would be surprised that you have the second largest police department and to hear the attorney general say there was a gap in training for officers to be prepared to face these situations. that doesn't come as a surprise, you think, to most people? >> not in chicago. maybe that's because you're in the middle of it but john burj, former commander of police, had been torturing suspects for decades. >> indeed, i covered that story. >> exactly. and i led the prosecution team that indicted john burj. so again, it's not necessarily a

spicer: next, we will hopefully get dialogue with mayor emanuel. so that we come up with a plan that can keep the people of chicago safe and help ease. does the mexican government have any knowledge that the new executive order would be signed today? do think both presidents will be on the same page in terms of who is paying for the wall? mr. spicer: i hope so. that is a lot of stuff will come up in we have a lot of goes between two countries. there is homeland security issues, but there is no question -- i think nafta will be big on that list and trade overall. i do not think we generally telegraphed to people who are coming to visit, what executive orders will say. reporter: i want to go back to that executive order that would undo the restrictions for detainees. has the president seen that? executive order that would undo the restrictions on how to handle detainees? mr. spicer: you're asking me if a document that is not a white house document he has seen? i don't believe to the best of my knowledge. this is the second day in a row that we are as

ezekiel emanuel.hair of the department of medical ethics at the university of pennsylvania and one of the architects of the affordable care act. thank you for joining us this morning. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. this must be a disheartening start to your new year knowing that the first priority of the republican-led congress is repeal the measure that that you spent so much time on. >> what are they going to replace it it and is it going to be a bipartisan replacement? i think they are going to have a hard time replacing it unless they do a bipartisan replacem t replacement. i'm not actually not as disheartened as many people might think. >> we've spoken on this program to many republicans who say there are some good measures in it. the preexisting conditions being covered, the children being allowed to stay on their parents' plan through 26. so it sounds like what they plan to do is to do it more piecemeal, so is that a good compromise? >> piecemeal replacement without a -- i

but i believe it's too late for mayor emanuel who has proven he's a failure in chicago.resident trump is right. it's time to put an end to the crisis in chicago and mayor emanuel may think long and hard about his role in the city's cry is a and their failure to couple a solution. now our quotation for the evening. this from john f. kennedy who said, there are risks and costs to action. but they are far less than the long range risk of comfortable inaction. >> we have a president of action. we are coming right back. president trump and his administration calling for a major investigation into vote per fraud against the country. >> the president is looking into various options to address voter fraud. and to be sure we know every person's vote county equally. lou: why are the dems and left-wing media protesting an examination of electoral integrity or perhaps lack of it. brace yourselves for a heart-stopping near-death experience on the tracks. entirely safe to watch but nearly fatal for two men in a truck. much more strayed. we'll be right back. this is the silverado speci

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spicer: he met with mayor emanuel during the transition and expressed to him his support for the city. they need to deal with a crime and the killings that are occurring in chicago. when president obama was ,peaking his farewell address two people rick killed the same day the president was in his home city. the president-elect at the time extended his support to mayor emanuel to say that the resources of the federal government are here for you. to the best of my knowledge, that returned call for help has not occurred. john? john roberts? i will get to you. that was very enthusiastic and i appreciate it. you are getting an award today. [laughter] >> for the record, i very much appreciate and respect lynn. that the president once to launch an investigation into voting irregularities in the 2016 election. sec. spicer: not just in 2016. i think in terms of registration where you have folks on roles that had been deceased or moved a registered to counties. this is not just about the 2016 election. this is about the integrity of our voting system. >> there are studies tweeted out this morni

president-elect trump blasted chicago's mayor rome emanuel, trump saying if emanuel can turn the tide on the 762 homicides last year washington needs to step in and that the mayor should ask for federal assistance. as for president obama, he hasn't weighed in on the crisis that affects his hometown which has some of the toughest gun laws in the country. for joining the growing list of companies bringing the jobs back to america thanks you president-elect trump. brandy evans joins us in a massive manhunt underway for the terrorist and the deadly istanbul nightclub massacre. it pounded another -- we will bring in the latest here next. were coming right back. were coming right back. stay with us.afoot and light-hed i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before

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i'm not a fan of rahm emanuel. i've asked him to resign before.e going to tackle this, need real solutions. sick and tired of donald trump's red meat rhetoric used to gipt the base. >> isn't it important to stop the killing and violence and then the other parts? >> that's inverse. can't stop violence on one side without addressing school to prison pipeline, drugs ravaging the community, no extracurricular activities for kids to do. in the summer there are no jobs or opportunities. can't say going to stop the violence without addressing the underlying problem. gun violence in this country is a public health crisis and we need to treat it as such. >> rahm emanuel has plenty of problems in the city of chicago. now he's got some more, president of the united states going to send in the feds. last thing i would think he needs right now. and also the city of chicago like many major cities feel under assault on immigration and question of sanctuary cities and what happens to immigrant population and federal funding with sanctuary cities. so it's not just

>> harris, donald trump filing off a signature tweet at rom emanuel. he said that chicago's murder rate is record setting. 762 murders in 2016. if the mayor can't do it, he must ask for federal help. rom emanuel's responding as the president-elect knows from his conversation, we agree the federal government has a strong role to play in public safety. we look forward to working with the new administration on these important efforts. all of this comes weeks after rahm emanuel made a special trip to trump up toner new york city. mayor emanuel has been scrutinized for the crime problem but he cleared the funding to add 1,000 new officers to the streets of chicago. the city launching new intelligence centers that combine community detectives with crime lab number crunchers to fight violence. chicago's problem is complex. illegal guns, cheap heroin. gangs. the top cop says it's time to get start. not off to a great start. four people have been murdered and it's only three days in. >> all right. matt, thanks very much. we will be right back. when we come back

he reached out to rahm emanuel and said, what can we do to help you out? so far, he said, no response from emmanuel. obviously, it is not something the mayor there wants to talk about, at least not with this president. >> rahm emanuel this week was taking shots at trump, then he was firing back, so whenever the meeting is, i would love to be a fly on the wall because it will be very entertaining. this is what trump has said, some things have to change, progress has to be made on the violence, and that is something that as far as gangs, carnage as he mentioned in his inaugural address, this is a top priority. he says if the situation does not improve, i am getting the feds involved. >> jon: it would not necessarily have to be federal troops or national guard troops come he could be talking about bringing in more i.c.e., immigrations and customs agents or even the fbi. >> there are a lot of options to be fair, trump does not have his team in place yet, the attorney general has not been confirmed, i think he will be confirmed, but these decisions on policies

number two, rahm emanuel, you want help? you better make sure the cook county prosecutor doesn't plea-bargain these cases, charges as high as he or she can in terms of charging crime. number three, we've got to have truth and sentencing. you don't wheel and deal at the sentencing end with a judge and allow them to do it. this could be resolved very quickly. >> can i lay a tapestry over what you just said? this is a sanctuary city. why do i bring that up? because of rahm emanuel has figured out that there are some in his community that he will protect and that he will do justice for. so i'm a little confused. does he not have the resources to do it for everybody? >> jeanine: here's the difference, even if it is a sanctuary city, if you commit a crime that involves a gun, let's say they put together as i did local, state, federal taskforces, you've got to federal guys, the local guys, and the state guys, you get together and you gonna make these arrests. i don't care if you are legal, illegal or from mars, you are getting cuff

donald trump has said, ife rahm emanuel can't do it, the federal government may have to. don't know if the federal government has the authority to march in to the south and west sides of chicago and do anything, do they? >> no. they can do a lot with lawhe enforcement but not with the national guard or military troops unless the situation were to go into complete civilbu unrest. as bad as it is, it's not that. >> bill: if you were the governor of illinois, what would you do to stop the -- you know, it's mass murder in ghetto neighborhoods. that's what it is. what would you do? >> two things. first, you nailed it when you said at the end of your memo that it's the voters who reallyy have to speak. just as they have spoken and elected donald trump president, they need to start electing people who believe that the law needs to be enforced, that criminals need to be dealt with. and particularly that violent criminals need to be incarcerated so they are incapacitated from committing more violence. >> bill: that means mandatory sentencing. not the judge giving somebody one year

representative emanuel cleaver ii, fifth district, missouri. representative al green, ninth district of texas. representative gwen s. moore, fifth district of wisconsin, whip clonl black caucus. representative yvette d. clarke, ninth district of new york. representative keith ellisson, fifth district of minnesota. representative hank johnson, ourth district of georgia. representative andre carson, seventh district of indiana, first chair of the congressional black caucus. marsha l. fudge, 11th district of ohio. representative karen bass, 37th

clearly mayor emanuel said they will remain a sanctuary whether the federal funding dries up or not. can you say that for all sanctuary cities? what happens to those who rely on the federal funding? >> this is the imimpact they have and these are living the life because of this critical. when you have a city like new york or los angeles whose work force is 20, 30, 40% of the work force in the city. the last thing a mayor like the mayor rahm emanuel wants to do is to be taken as targeting or profiling an immigration community for their immigration status. it is much more than an important infusion of dollars. it is also the contribution of immigrants to the cities. >> i know that you are opposed to the sanctuary city concept. can you quantify how much, the financial burden of the funds they may be losing if the federal government decides to withdraw those funds. what about on the local level? what kind of budget impact might that have? >> that depends on which funds are withheld. they are making a political choice here. they are determining that they would rather protect people who ar

representative emanuel cleaver the second. fifth district, mysterious. representative al green, ninth district, district of texas. representative gwen s. moore, fourth district of wisconsin, whip, congressional black caucus.

mike emanuel is on capitol hill where it was more than just pomp and circumstance today on the first day of the new congress. >> good evening. the 115th congress is up and running but there was some drama after president-elect trump criticized an early move by house republicans. last night behind closed doors, republican lawmakers voted to reform the outside office of congressional ethics as it considered its rules for the new congress. this morning majority leader kevin mccarthy was forced to defend a move he opposed. >> it doesn't get dissolved. i am not in favor of dissolving it. i was not in favor of moving forward in the rules package with it because i thought we should take it by itself and a bipartisan manner because there are people on both sides of the aisle that would support these reforms. the ethics committee will still be there. >> the trouble came this morning when president-elect trump flexed muscle on twitter. "with all that congress has to work on, do they really have to make the weakening of the independent ethics watchdog? as unfair as it may be, focus on so many o

representative emanuel cleaver ii, fifth district, missouri. representative al green, ninth district of texas.

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rahm emanuel vowed chicago will remain a sanctuary city. the crackdown means certain federal grants will become unavailable but the mayor insists immigrants with legal status can remain safe. >> you are welcome in chicago as you pursue the american dream. >> in light of chicago's problem with gun violence the president fired off a late-night tweet. "if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, 228 shootings in 2017 with 42 killings come up 24% from 2016, i will send in the feds." it brought immediate rebuke from an activist on the troubled westside. >> we do not need feds on our streets. we don't need national guard. that is depression. >> illinois congressman luis gutierrez alleged the president was exploiting people for political gain. >> we have a problem in the city of chicago. we need solutions. not a president on twitter. >> the tweets seemed directed at emanuel. the mayor responded diplomatically saying if the fed can send resources, chicago will take them. >> i would welcome, always have, welcome federal participation in wo

tom: with us is julian emanuel of ubs.ntes -- suggest the vigilantes do not know the phrase "given a few weeks." wise and their more tumult in the market? >> basically, people made the calculations that the economy would improve post the trump election, which certainly was a surprise to a lot of people in early november. and now we're just waiting to see what happens. we do not have any proof yet that high twos in terms of gdp and earnings growth, which we have not had for two years, and it is very important that this resumption of earnings growth is a major psychological change, so we're just waiting to see proof that is going to come in in the markets are sort of in the wait and see mode. francine: talk to me about animal spirits. myant to bring you back to dow jones industrial chart. if you see the two red circles, the first one is brexit. this is the election of donald trump. how do you spur animal spirits in the united states so that ceos start investing and spending again so that the dow jones does not correct? >> ac

protesters accused the city of a coverup to protect mayor rahm emanuel's re-election. the mayor's denied it but promised sweeping changes. his first move was to fire garry mccarthy. >> the public's trust and the leadership of the department has been shaken. >> do you think you were made a scapegoat? >> i don't think it helped the situation and i think it's contributed to the fact that we are the way we are in chicago. if you want to call it scapegoat, that's fine. >> reporter: the cop who shot laquan mcdonald is awaiting

did not take long for rahm emanuel to respond. let's get the latest from rosa flores. >> reporter: the mayor's office responding to the president-elect's tweet saying, quote we are hardened. he is taking the issue seriously and looking forward to moving forward on the details. in 2016, the city of chicago saw 762 murders. 3,550 shooting incidents and 4,331 shooting victims. now most of the killings happened in five districts on the west and south sides of the city. this is according to police. in an area, they say, where 59 gangs are fighting for terror t territory. if you ask the former police superintendent, he will say the chicago police department is in crisis. here's what he told "60 minutes." >> officers are under attack. that's how they feel. that's how they feel in this environment. they're not going to put themselves and families in jeopardy. >> reporter: the chicago police department responding to the former police superintendent by saying in part police across the country are cautious in this climate. they arrested more

and rahm emanuel saids to his populous, take it on the alley, he does nothing. >> what does that meanof african-americans and black people and teens, children were killed in chicago. >> yeah. when there was a young man shot, father who was in a gang, a 12-year-old kid got shot, rahm emanuel did a heartfelt interview saying don't shoot our kids, you gang members take it on the alley, he did not offer a solution, he did not say let's solve the gang problem in chicago by looking for economic and financial means to get these young men back to work, he said, go ahead kill yards, yourselyourselves, just down don't kill the kids, that does not look good for me. how about that tweet, that is what hollywood should be addressing, not this. liz: thank you. >> thank you. liz: you will see hero police officers, sliding across floor to shootout, they are protecting walmart shoppers from danger. >> first we have a political game putting americans in danger, trump tweeting out yesterday, halt all guantanamo bay terrorist transfers. but the obama administration just announcing 4 more will be released

>> joe: rahm emanuel was part of his entourage. i mean he was -- >> chief of staff. >> joe: so why wouldn't you go there and try to help? i think if it requires the federal government to do something, president-elect trump will do that. something has to be done. you just can't continue to allow this type of activity to continue in a city like chicago, or any city in the united states. >> while they try to figure out what to do, whether it's the local or federal level, they are looking for blaine. one of the former superintendents, fired in 2015, as you will remember, one of the former superintendents of the chicago police department is looking for blame. he is actually blaming black lives matter, listen. >> what is happening is, and this is ironic. that a movement with the goal of saving black lives at this point is getting black lives taken. because 80% of our murder victims here in chicago are male blacks. less than half of 1% of all the shootings in the city involved police officer's shooting civilians. and the political environ

reporter: he has rerchg or rahm emanuel who was getting personal.ing don't focus on how many people showed up for your inauguration. we have 43 hop cried already in the new year. he knows he's got an ongoing problem. he has been $1.3 and 1.6 bifederabilliondollars going to. but it's under funding schools big time and child development program. how can you take that money as the mayor and give it to people who don't belong there. he thinks it's more important to earmark a million for a defense fund for people who are there are illegally in a battle against the government. kennedy: you laid out so many reasons why people are libertarian and why they stopped waiting for the government to come save them. when i visited detroit for stossel. people created their own urban farms. i wonder what people in chicago will do when push comes to shove and they can't defend themselves. they have restick itive gun laws. the city itself, they have so much pension obligation they can't afford to fund basic services like police and education. >> i thought rahm emanuel

i quote mayor rahm emanuel, he didn't get elected at crowd size at your inaugural. he got elected to make sure people have a job and economy continues to grow. fair to say, melissa, there are a lot of people who didn't vote for donald trump. and a lot of them continue to make their voices known and plan to continue to do so for some time. melissa: hmmm. all right, jeff flock. thank you for that. david: well let's bring in our panel to talk about this, fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino. townhall.com political editor, fox news contributor, guy benson. emily's list vice president of communications marcy stitch. first to you, i looked up the national group that put this resist trump tuesday together, it includes some familiar organizations, moveon.org, national peoples action, all these have been funded by george soros. they were all a part of the occupy wall street crowd. that kind of petered out. is same thing going to happen here? >> probably. if not, fine. you know, these folks have a right to protest. if they want to assemble every single tuesday

his chief of staff will be his fellow chicagoan, now mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel. ram said rahm emanuel said no one is better at getting things done and there was, of course, a lot to get done. when i sat down with emanuel, we started discussing the red hot issues that obama faced on day one. you guys come into the white house and you decide that the world economy is collapsing. describe for me, was there a sense of oh, my god, how did we get into -- >> there were a few other adjectives between oh, my and god. the way i look at this and try to describe this to people, any one of the four crises that he was handling were the -- one of them were the definite president of the next term. george herbert walker bush was handling savings and loans and we were the financial industry. a segment of the financial industry. the entire financial industry clamped up before obama. basically we were discussing whether gm and chrysler would ever exist. the recession that became the great recession or not the word great was added to it because everybody knew there was a period of ti

. >> so, mayor rahm emanuel says no, we're keeping our sanctuary city status. let's show the full screen of funds available to hold back to the cities. julie, you're mayor of one of the cities and the federal government says, you know what? maybe san francisco, you're not going to get the 71 million dollars or maybe los angeles or new york, you're not going to get the hundreds of millions of dollars in grants that we were going to give you if you insist on being, you know, this defined federal law in sanctuary status. >> well, first and foremost, as amy pointed out. bill deblasio is going to say, my constituents want something different so donald trump wants to punish his hometown and constituents, he can do that. i love the republicans who have been screaming for generations at least since nixon and before, about state's rights and local control want the big foot of washington to come in and tell municipality how to behave. it's bizarro world and-- >>, but i will say the following, look, if you're in new york city or you're in san francisco, you listen toou ow

that rahm emanuel is receptive.eil: we had a guest on earlier, karl rove and douglas holt he can, two republicans who were critical of donald trump in this regard, the aggressive posture taken as the president-elect. i raise the same about barack obama recognizing a new administration coming and and making life difficult for him by calling back these russian diplomats. by the aggressive stances he has taken, who is to blame for this growing friction between the guy moving out and the guy moving in? >> what i would say that is one thing we have to stop doing, playing the blame game. the nation is in trouble, the people of america need our president, barack obama, to have a smooth transition for our incoming president-elect donald j trump. we the nation went in and voted for change. we voted for an opportunity for the american people who have been left behind with jobs being outsourced, inner cities left behind, no jobs, terrible education, call minors, so many people voted for president-elect donald j trump and i bel

and wake up mayor rahm emanuel and governor ronner. it's a matter of life and death. today marks my fourth year anniversary at the helm of cashin' in. a pleasure to think this to you. i've never missed hosting an episode going on 200 consecutive shows and this segment, wake up america, has become a social media phenomenon. our hard-hitting commentary is clipped far and wide on social media sometimes racking up more than 5 million views. the wake up america view seven times as a new york best seller. thanks to you, my awesome view crew and thank you for being so engaged in making america great. have a great weekend, everybody. >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here, looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna m

i'm very familiar with mother emanuel church. it is quite simply heartbreaking to hear the killer, the murderer a one person a referred to as racial terrorist, referred to the taking of lives in such a cavalier, callous, and inhumane fashion and showed absolutely no remorse. the naacp stands unapologetically against the death penalty. we do so as a matter of principle. that being said, we support the prosecution and the punishment to the fullest and firmest extent of the law for someone who has engaged in what we call hate crime from the very beginning. i recall standing on the sidewalk outside of emanuel ame nineh shortly after students of scripture were slain in that church beside -- including the pastor. i recall referring to the crime, but also talking about the fact that while there's a climate of killing in the country, there's also an environment of hate. we're concerned about dylan roof and him being punished. we're also concerned about the racial animus, the sanitized, lt-right atmosphere that is giving rise to this kind

and wake up mayor rahm emanuel and governor ronner. it's a matter of life and death.oday marks my fourth year anniversary at the helm of cashin' in. a pleasure to think this to you. i've never missed hosting an episode going on 200 consecutive shows and this sment, wake up america, has become a social media phenomenon. our hard-hitting commentary is clipped far and wide on social media sometimes racking up more than 5 million views. the wake up america view seven times as a new york best seller. thanks to you, my awesome view crew and thank you for being so engaged in making america great. have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ >> lou: the obama administration's efforts to avert the trumpet administration before begins in evidence on capitol hill today. obama's highly politicized intelligence agencies all agree russia intervened in the presidential election, but there is a problem. there was apparently no actual cyber attack at any point or level of our elections. and the agencies agree not a single vote was altered to be had have no evidence any tally is altered or manip

lou: thank you very much mike emanuel from capitol hill. the new senate minority leader senator chuck schumer is signaling he will try to stop trump every step of the way's schumer saying this week democrats will only work with donald trump if he abandons his republican colleague. >> mr. president-elect you want after both the democratic and republican establishment that by your early announcement you seem to be embracing her timeworn shopworn the only way we are going to work with him if he moves our direction and abandons his republican colleagues. 90 to 95% of the time will be holding his feet to the fire and holding them accountable. we are democrats. we are not just going to post things to oppose them. lou: it does sound like that's exactly what senator schumer is doing. he has a new brand, the president-elect referring to the democrats as schumer clowns. here now to talk about the so-called schumer clowns the death of obamacare and whether the 115th congress can carry out the trump agenda joining me now former trump campaign manager c

and wake up mayor rahm emanuel and governor ronner. it's a matter of life and death. today marks my fourth year anniversary at the helm of cashin' in. a pleasure to think this to you. i've never missed hosting an episode going on 200 consecutive shows and this segment, wake up america, has become a social media phenomenon. our hard-hitting commentary is clipped far and wide on social media sometimes racking up more than 5 million views. the wake up america view seven times as a new york best seller. thanks to you, my awesome view crew and thank you for being so engaged in making america great. have a great weekend, everybody. >> brand new details on the attack in florida. why investigators believe the incident was planned and targeted fort lauderdale's airport. authorities say the suspect is cooperating with investigators. we'll have fox team coverage. >> plus, millions of americans dealing with major snow and ice across the south this january weekend. officials telling people to stay home and off the road to avoid wrecks just like these. >> the major effort underway

mayor emanuel and the governor can be accused of racism because they allow the madness to continue. they allow it. now let's look at san francisco. there, its property crime. since 2010, crimes arson, car theft, larceny are up 64%. why? because san francisco politicians have stopped the police from enforcing quality-of-life crimes. homeless people are all over the place. and urinate and defecating. and committing crimes. the situation is out of control and a disgrace. that's what happens when incompetent politicians demand the police stop enforcing laws. look, there's a civility factor in every country. with nearly three and are 25 million folks living in america, there have to be some standards of public behavior. in san francisco, there are non none. you can do whatever you want in the street. therefore, a beautiful city has now become blighted. add to that insane social policies like san francisco's general assistance program. this city gives indigent people, homeless, those roaming around, 300 bucks a month in cash and benefits. where does that money go? many times by drugs and