Laura Ingraham reveals the sick 'depravity' that is taking over America

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19.04.2023

Fox News host Laura Ingraham dives into the sick 'depravity' taking over America. She looks at a terrifying trend of teen violence in which teens are just acting out of line, brutally hurting people, breaking laws, and causing chaos - and all for what? Is it because they lack a strong foundation and parents at home? Take a listen to what Laura Ingraham has to say about it in the video above. Follow Laura Ingraham and Fox News on Twitter, television, and other social media platforms.

One incident that comes to mind is the teens in Chicago who tormented a neighborhood. They should be locked up, but the mayor-elect was already making nitwit excuses telling people not to 'demonize' the terrible youth behind all those crimes and controversy. Instead, he should be demanding the parents take action and accountability for their terrible offspring who have no sense, no decency, no morals, and probably no future. Good luck, Chicago!

Chicago teens took over parts of the city, ravaging the neighborhood, jumping on cars and causing chaos. The new mayor-elect, a Democrat, says he does not condone any of the incidents that took place this weekend, but that it's not useful to demonize the people responsible for all the crimes. Actually, sir, it is perfectly fine to demonize the people who caused all that chaos and maybe it's time for Chicago to be tougher on crime. Yahoo News, via Fox News, had the quotes from the Democrat mayor-elect:

"In no way do I condone the destructive activity we saw in the Loop and lakefront this weekend. It is unacceptable and has no place in our city. However, it is not constructive to demonize youth who have otherwise been starved of opportunities in their own communities," Johnson, a progressive who defeated moderate Democrat Paul Vallas earlier this month, said in a statement on Sunday.

"Our city must work together to create spaces for youth to gather safely and responsibly, under adult guidance and supervision, to ensure that every part of our city remains welcome for both residents and visitors."