
This episode discusses the role of NOS's in homelessness funding in Los Angeles, the disparity between spending and outcomes, and the aftermath of the Palisades fire.
The conversation highlights how the City of Los Angeles has increased its homeless spending by ten times over the last decade, yet the homeless population has doubled. The guest criticizes the accuracy of reported statistics, claiming that the actual numbers are much worse than presented.
Specific instances are mentioned, such as the aftermath of the Palisades fire where 100 million dollars was raised for fire aid, but many victims did not receive any assistance. The guest shares their experience of investigating the distribution of these funds and the lack of transparency regarding who actually benefited.
Overall, the episode raises questions about accountability and the effectiveness of funding mechanisms in addressing homelessness and disaster relief.
Los Angeles increased homeless spending tenfold, yet the population doubled; NOS's role in funding is questioned.

This episode stands out for the following:
No one's getting this money, no one's seeing a dollar.Spencer Pratt on LA’s drastic NGO problem: “They will steal $100M right in your face.”
Who would you give gift cards to?Spencer Pratt on LA’s drastic NGO problem: “They will steal $100M right in your face.”