Group Turns To Tiny Houses To End Vet Homelessness | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC

On any given night, more than 37,000 veterans are homeless in the United States. Stephanie Ruhle speaks with former Missouri Secretary of State and former U.S. Army Intel Officer Jason Kander about what he’s doing about it.
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Group Turns To Tiny Houses To End Vet Homelessness | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC

27 comments

  1. That’s amazing. Kudos to you for your service and getting involved. Actions speak loudly 👍👍

  2. Where is CONGRESS? Me and my Wife are starting- We Help Homeless Veterans Housing. But not just for Vets. Homeless also. If ANYONE wants to invest or help please @ me.

    1. D B even Congress pass bill Mitch wouldn’t bring in senate. Yesterday they pass $15 minimum wage let see Mitch bring it to senate. Congress pass health care for 911 hero rand Paul killed because of deficits. Where is trump with nationals emergency l?

  3. I think it’s cool he stepped away from politics to do something that actually helps people. The cynic in me sees this as a future campaign ad.

  4. Only a handful of cities allow tiny homes and most of them require that said homes remain on wheels. Cities are against allowing tiny homes because of their lower value [as compared to traditional homes] and by extension their lower tax rate. The zoning laws need to be changed or better yet removed for non commercial properties.

    Where I use to live the only zoning rules governed industrial construction otherwise you could build a tiny home, traditional home or even a small hotel, shop, store or restaurant or any combination of these. Building permits were issued AFTER construction. It was a much freer system than any city but Dallas, TX in the US.

    Want to fix the shortage of affordable housing? Start by changing zoning laws. I like Mayor Pete and it’s nice to see he’s interested in this issue but South Bend, IN has not allowed any tiny home communities to be built thus keeping people like these vets homeless. Another case of “all talk and no cattle.”

  5. When the trump administration, like so many administrations before, neglect so many veterans, its good to see people are taking matters in their own hands and produce results.

    But I wonder how many of these houses could have been built with the money trump blew for his 4th of July military vanity show?

    1. When you decide to buy a house, do you downgrade what you want and use the extra money to buy mini homes for other people?
      What, if anything, do you do for your fellow countrymen/women?

    2. Exactly! But there’s no money for 9/11 First Responders! Rand Paul is of the lowest form of humanity!

  6. 37,000 veterans are homeless because the American people allowed this to happen. If the American people really wanted to end homelessness, they would do it.

  7. Most people will say, “Great idea BUT NOT IN MY BACK YARD!”

    Because that’s the American way.

  8. We all could do with little less useless living space. Two living rooms, really? By the way, tiny homes were brought to by progressive thinkers. Your welcome.

  9. A percentage of the money made from selling weapons to other countries should go to building homes for vets.

  10. THAT’S VERY KOOL BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH THEY SERVED THEIR COUNTRY THEIR COUNTRY DON’T CARE ABOUT THEM SINCE THEY COMPLETED THEIR MISSION!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💯💪

  11. Wow…I have chills seeing this thank you from the bottom of my heart for this program…this is what America is about!

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