Candace Owens

Housing really dies a death by a thousand cuts.

If you say, like, you know, this housing proposal needs to fix every problem, it needs to provide housing, but it also needs to make sure it fixes all the traffic problems in our town, then builders will just simply pull out.

It's stunning, isn't it?

Can you imagine that?

It's sort of a back alleyway, right?

You can see those lines of trash bins, right?

This kind of like the service entrance to all of these places.

And it's really just ripe for new buildings and places to live.

I mean, if you look up, we could go up.

Absolutely, we could.

Housing really dies a death by a thousand cuts.

If you say, like, you know, this housing proposal needs to fix every problem, it needs to provide housing, but it also needs to make sure it fixes all the traffic problems in our town, then builders will just simply pull out.

All right, you guys.

Happy Thursday.

Apparently, the Trump administration completely crashed out over the Epstein files.

That's at least according to The New York Times.

They did that long article regarding how the administration got together, strategizing over how to deal with the files, how they were going to address the public or misdirect the public.

Obviously, Pam Bondi, the binder episode.

The Epstein files became the source of a lot of attention, so much so that Trump decided to meet with his top officials in the Situation Room to work through a public plan.

The Situation Room.