You're not going to believe this one, folks. In a stunning turn of events, San Francisco has figured out how to improve its dangerous and failing subway system. The secret? Actually enforcing the law. A new report from The Hill's Robby Soave details how installing new gates to stop fare-evaders—also known as criminals—has magically made the system safer, cleaner, and more profitable. For most of us, this is just common sense. But for the liberal establishment, the idea that cracking down on crime actually reduces crime is a complete shock. We'll break down how this simple application of law and order is a massive indictment of the failed progressive policies that have plagued cities like San Francisco for years. It's proof that you don't need 'root cause' analysis; you just need consequences.