de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response to the 19 without discussing the lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important and had been absent in this country are which is he started telling the truth as he looked americans in the eyes of the camera every day in a briefing and sta

de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response of a 19 without discussing the lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important to him and had been absent in this country are which is he started telling the truth as he looked americans in the eyes of the camera every day in a briefing an

de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response of a 19 without discussing a lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important and had been absent in this country are which is he started telling the truth as he looked americans in the eyes of the camera every day in a briefing and started

do you think mayor bill de blasio has your back? >> i have talked with the mayor for years. he has been a supporter. he has helped us at times. there are always issues going back to the beginning with the mayor. but he has been supportive to us. we have asked for things to get done. he has given it to us. these are tough times that we are going through right now. it is a lot more than the mayor. it is city council is strongly, strongly opposed to us. they seem to be the biggest voice right now in defining and taking away from us. they are the biggest ones right now telling us how they don't want quality of life and for certain neighborhoods. i've got my directly from some city council members. that is one of the issues that we are dealing with. we need to go out through the entire city at and stand up and say that they support our poli police. >> neil: but we are not seen that, chief. i'm not trying to put you in a corner. hundreds of you men and women who are nearing retirement age -- they don't have to retire, but they are. they want to because they are sick of it. i have

really, bill de blasio, he's going to prevail on that? >> jason, bring it on. he's a law and order president, and he will restore perp "law & order" to all the cities, think about what atf does. while these rioters out here with guns, molotov cocktails, they have full authority to go after all of them. interference with what police is doing. you have the dea, homeland security and u.s. marshals. get ready because our law and order president will restore safety to all of our cities throughout the country. >> you grew up in chicago and it's a big place in your heart, the mayor is taking down a statue in the darkness of night. they can seize protesters in front of her home for simply speaking with the president of the united states, what is going on there? >> it's insanity is what it is an on pit stop with what we are seeing in our hometown. if you can't go to a funeral and burial or loved one, what can you do? i talk about my book, three years ago my younger brother was in the car with two of his friends went to men walked up and shot that car 25 times. he lived

: do we have the sound bite for the mayor, bill de blasio? he's looking for a $7,000 to help new york. >> we are saying that black lives matter in new york city. anna black lives matter in the united states of america. let's show donald trump what he does not understand. let's paint it right in front of this building for him. >> bill: how was i going to go for the dollars out of d.c.? >> i would hope that the request was not affected by what was a shameful, spiteful act. it bill de blasio really knew exactly what he was doing, sticking it to trump. if he really cared about black lives, playing all of what leo just said, he would have posters all over new york city of all the slain toddlers, teenagers and pregnant women who have been killed in the cross fire in the inner-city violence. this is not a caring, sincere gesture. >> that was nothing more than a publicity stunt. it means nothing. it doesn't protect african-americans or americans in general. it is a publicity stunt. it means nothing to me at all. >> bill: it will be there for some tim

paul: bill de blasio condemning violent attack on police officers protest on the brooklyn bridge this week. the assault comes in with a spike in violent crime in new york and other cities across the country. along the latest victims, a 1-year-old boy killed last week and went to gunman opened fire at a family cookout in brooklyn. director of legal policy at the manhattan institute. welcome. good to see you. let's talk about this flareup in crime. how serious is it and how widespread? >> it is quite serious. it's incredibly widespread. cities new york to chicago, st. louis, philadelphia, baltimore are seeing these gems. some have had crime troubles for a good amount of time now but we are seeing now is concerning because it's the erosion of the progress we've put in over two decades and i think we are flirting with the prospect of how learning how quickly the progress can be included. paul: what role do you think anti- police protests in the wake of the george floyd killing have played here? >> i think it's a big role when you consider the fact that it's an ingredient in a cocktail tha

. >> tucker: it's today the mayor of new york bill de blasio announced a $1 billion cut to the city's police department, the nypd. keep in mind that budget is being cut at exactly the moment that murders in the city are up by 21%. at shootings up 46% compared to last year. even the lunatics were skeptical of these priorities. >> the number of shootings in new york city has risen dramatically. and why is it the right time to cut money from the police department? >> we have been for years the biggest safest city in america and we continue to be i take that issue very seriously about the shootings and we have to fight that back. >> i think that issue very seriously, he said it, not taking it seriously at all. you do everything you can to stop the shooting but, and the target of it, and normal police officers. that's before officers can use our firearms. it's not about safety, definitely not about protecting black lives. if you want to understand what's going on, watch this video from new york. >> my hairdresser has to go to school for longer than you do. half of you don't even have a col

>> i don't think bill de blasio made any pretense about what the message was. he said it was sending a message to donald trump and i think the positioning of this leads no doubt about that. the president for his part told sean hannity he thinks that the mayor is behaving badly. listen. >> i was very nice to mayor de blasio, got him ventilators when he needed them, hospital help when he needed a day, got him everything he needed, spoke to him many times. he couldn't have been nicer and then there was a big black lives matter sign right down in the middle of fifth avenue and all merchants along fifth avenue are furious. >> jon: the merchants may be furious but it sounds like the president is furious as well about having that painted on the street right in front of his building. >> furious may be, but i think also partly enjoys this bid the president is never more comfortable than when he is involved in this culture war and certainly with this issue. but people have speculated is there polling driving this? no, there is nothing poll driven about it. pulls would re

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bill de blasio, and they have proposed something that nobody is happy with. i'm not sure how he navigates this in new york city but i do think that we need to look at whether there are some functions that could be shifting community officers away from police officers to help improve community policing at a broader level and a bigger scale, and that may mean some cuts. our police department are funded at a level much higher than other important things like education for example, like a community project that could prevent crime from happening. so we have to look at how our taxpayer dollars are being spent and that of police department in new york has still got billions and billions of dollars in the budget. >> melissa: kennedy, is at a time to cut money for police? we will have and $9 million shortfall and may be a better place to cut would be in the mayor's wife thrive in my cd charity, and then at the numbers matched up and there was no visibility into how that money had been spent. she continues to get more and more while we cut nypd. it does not make sense

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de blasio and the veteran civil rights activist the reverend al sharpton led the action similar murals have been painted near the white house and elsewhere in the u.s. where the black lives matter movement is also gaining momentum around the world in britain one of its leaders is a young actor who is using her voice to reach as many people as possible. spots. being heard in this way is a new experience for him on. the 29 year old is actually an actor but in recent weeks has become one of the leaders of the anti racist movement in britain. oh well i don't want these protests to be unproductive i don't want to just be marching on the roads and screaming but that's not how we need to be productive. because we now have a voice. that several 1000 protesters gather in london every weekend by. all means that they are showing. britain's racism is subtle says. we should start school just blacks are mainly portrayed as slaves and the old empire is glorified. i live. there while education is a big one i mean we're trying to. let the u.k. learn about its own history. and actually you know have som

new york city mayor bill de blasio signed measures including a ban on choke hold on other restraints yesterday, while condemning the violence against police. listen. >> there is no acceptable violent protest. any violent protest will be stopped and they will be consequences for anyone involved, and anyone, anywhere, whether in protest or anything else, who assaults a police officer, it's unacceptable and they will suffer the consequences. >> some protesters said that the police didn't let them exercise their right to protest. at least 37 people have been arrested during all of this, with at least one person being charged with assault. chief monahan speaking about the reforms and that bridge incident this morning. >> as a police officer, we make arrests. i cannot be thinking about that bill or worrying about that while i'm fighting with somebody. what i had to do yesterday, it was not in my mind. don't worry about this. if you're doing the right thing, you are using a reasonable amount of force to place someone in custody. >> on top of all this this week, harris, there have been 42 sh

this is dangerous, it's dumb and nobody asked joe biden, do you agree with bill de blasio or aoc that you should cut more? i think most people listening to this program i scare are scarede their country is going to lose law and order because the liberals are going to got the cops and release everybody caught right back into the community and you will have a revolving door, bad formula. >> sean: i see this on the ballot, "law & order," 126 days. i see trade, lower taxes, higher taxes, getting rid of all energy independence, the lifeblood of the world's economy is at stake, trade deals are at stake, dropping another $150 million in cash at stake, i see sanctuary cities states, amnesty and open borders, health care system, we are going to double down on stupid which is obamacare. >> if you believe decriminalizing coming into our country followed up with free health care if you make it here is a good idea, vote democrat. i think the dumbest idea on the table is to decriminalize illegal crossing, make it a misdemeanor, a parking ticket and once you get here we are going to give you free he

de blasio and a veteran civil rights activist reverend al sharpton let the action some liberals being painted near the white house and elsewhere in the u.s. . this is the w. news here's remind of our top story this hour the president presents i've ever formally reconverted the iconic i as a fia into a mosque to sponsor international objections to this court earlier today and all the 893043 that howard stern is stumbled into a business. that's it from me and the news team from outside you to. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do repairing and when will all this. produce through the top.

really, bill de blasio, he's going to prevail on that? >> jason, bring it on. he's a law and order president and he will restore perp "law & order" to all the cities, think about what atf does. while these rioters out here with guns, molotov cocktails, they have full authority to go after all of them. interference with what police is doing. you have the dea, homeland security and u.s. marshals. get ready because our law and order president will restore safety to all of our cities throughout the country. >> you grew up in chicago and it's a big place in your heart, the mayor is taking down a statue in the darkness of night. they can seize protesters in front of her home for simply speaking with the president ofn the united states, what is going on there? >> it's insanity is what it is an on pit stop with what we are seeing in our hometown.. if you can't go to a funeral an burial or loved one, what can do? i talk about my book, three years ago my younger brother was in the car with two of his friends went to men walked up and shot that car 25 times. he lived than

mayor bill de blasio says he's still thinking about what states will look like. there's been talk about moving forward on monday. they are expected to give us an update maybe later today, maybe tomorrow. and mayor de blasio saying as he looks at what's happening around the country, that's what is giving him pause. rilg it's the indoor activities that have concern. things like indoor dining will likely not be approved. >>> a significant new clinical trial shows hydroxychloroquine has no benefit over placebos. that's the drug the president took and touted over government warnings. and a former cdc director who served under bill clinton and george w. bush, and also the founding director and senior advisor of the thatcher health leadership at the morehouse school of medicine. tell us your reaction about the news of hydroxy chlchloroquine, consider the president has repeatedly pushed this and so have those around him. >> i don't think it's news anymore. i don't think all there were studies that showed hydroxychloroquine was that beneficial in the virus. it is consiste

there you heard it from the good socialist bill de blasio. recent data shows murders in the largest 25 cities are up 16% compared to a year ago. crime has ris risen in minneapo, where city council members are working to disband their police department. mike toebin is in minneapolis with the latest. >> reporter: following riots and public demonstrations against the minneapolis police, the city is seeing a surge in crime. homicides have doubled this year. gun crimes dramatically outpace last year. people who live and work where the riots hit say prostitution, drugs and burglary are unabated and they want help from the police. >> it reminds me of gotham city, call it gotham city, minneapolis. >> because of what? >> because of lawlessness. >> reporter: members of the city council made the announcement they want to disband the police. with a segment of the public and the city council against them, the police union says morale is terrible. officers don't proactively police and are reluctant to use force. >> if any situation concerns violence, somet

but there you heard it from the good socialist bill de blasio. recent data shows murders in the country's large 25 cities are up 16% compared to a yearing ago. crime has also risen in minneapolis, as you might expect, where city council members are working to entirely disband their police department. fox news correspondent mike tobin is in minneapolis with the latest. >> reporter: following riots and public demonstrations against the minneapolis police, the city is now seeing a surge in crime. homicides have doubled this year. gun crimes dramatically outpace last year. people who live and work where the riots hit say prostitution, drugs and burglary are now unabated, and they want help from the police. >> it reminds me of gotham city. >> reporter: because why? >> because of the kind of lawlessness. >> reporter: members of the city council made the announcement they want to replace cops with a department of community safety and violation prevention. with a is segment of the public and the city council against them, the police union says morale is

crime is spiraling out of control in new york city and yet somehow mayor bill de blasio surrounded at all times by his arm to security has not noticed. >> people said if we reduced incarceration and ended the era of mass incarceration, we would be in danger, it was the other way around. we now have fewer people in our jails than any time since world war ii. and we are safer for it and better for it. >> brian: because you let them all out. safer and better than before? may be the mayor doesn't watch the news. >> a 1-year-old baby boy was pronounced dead in the hospital from a shooting sunday night, some other victims from over the weekend as young as 12 and 15 years old. >> the ambitious tech entrepreneurs body was found decapitated and inn pieces on te seventh floor where he lived. the sources say his head and limbs were placed in plastic bags near an electric saw. >> a man sitting in the backseat rolls down his window and starts firing. >> police officers injured during protests, the officers were injured after -- the chief suffering a broken finger, police say 38 people are in custo

to new york mir bill de blasio, promising to paint black lives matter on fifth avenue in new york. the president said it was an insult to cops and the symbol of hate and that drew this reaction from black lives matter cofounder. >> i think it is the height of hypocrisy. donald trump to call anything a symbol of hate. he is the embodiment of hate and for him to say that affirming the value of black life is somehow hate, again, it reminds us of who he is. >> raymond: carol, your reaction. >> first of all, black lives matter, the slogan, the statement has nothing to do with the marxist organization that's part of the global movement to destroy america. and so that's what i say to that part of it. i think that black lives matter, a lot of organizations, a lot of companies, they are endorsing that movement for protection because they feel if they don't, their windows will be broken. their buildings will be burnt down. the police will not be there printetoprotect anyone so people going along with them and it will end well. the more they get, the more they want and no one is pushing back.

crime is spiraling out of control in new york city and yet somehow mayor bill de blasio, surrounded at all times for by his arm security detail has not noticed. >> people said that if we reduced incarceration and ended the era of mass incarceration, we would be endangered. it was the other way around, my friends. we now have fewer people in our jails then any time since world war ii. and we are safer for it, and better for it. >> brian: it because you let them all out. safer and better than before? maybe the mayor doesn't watch the news. >> early monday morning a one year old baby boy was pronounced dead in the hospital from a shooting sunday night, some other victims from over the weekend as young as 12 and 15 years old. the ambitious tech intrapreneur is up body was found it decapitated and in pieces on the seventh floor where he lived. sources say his head and limbs were placed in plastic bags near an electric saw. >> is the car slowly pulled up next to a group of people and a man sitting in the backseat rolls down his window and starts firing. >> 48 new york city police officers in

i lay the problems of new york city solely at the feet of bill de blasio. one of the most important insignificant things he did was to eliminate the anti-crime units throughout the city, they are the real crime fighters, the ones who are addressing the violent crime for several decades in new york city. that unit is gone. retirements are at record levels in the future is quite frankly very bleak in new york, certainly for the next 18 months under this administration. >> sean: so you are looking at this veiled bill, looking at the violence, looking at the dramatic increase in every crime in new york city, looking at the billion-dollar cuts to the nypd, what are the predictable results based on your professional perspective? >> i've been around a long time. i was around in the '70s in the '80s, a lot of indicators we will go back in that direction. that bail reform act would be changed very easily just by giving judges the discretion to keep people in custody who are a danger to society. virtually every state in the united states has that privilege except for

the president tweeted this reaction to new york mayor bill de blasio. he's promising to paint "black lives matter" on fifth avenue in new york. the president said it was an insultla to cops and a symbol of hate, and that drew this reaction from lack lives matter cofounder. watch. >> i think it's the height of hypocrisy for donald trump to call anything a symbol of hate. he is the embodiment of hate. for him to say that affirming the value of black life is somehow hate, again reminds us of who he is. >> raymond: your reaction to that. >> first of all, black lives matter, the slogan, the true statement, has nothing to do with the marxistst organization that is part of the global movement to destroy america. and so that's what i say to that part of it, and i think that black lives matter, a lot of organizations, and a lot of companies, they are endorsing that movement for protection because they feel that their windowson will be broken, their buildings will be burnt down, the police will not be there to protect anyone. and so people are going alon with the

. ♪ >> tucker: today, the mayor of new york, bill de blasio, announced a $1 billion cut to the city's police department, the nypd. keep in mind that budget is being cut at exactly the moment that murders in the city are up by 21%.th shootings up 46% compared to last year. even the lunatics were skeptical of these priorities. >> the number of shootings in new york city has risen dramatically. since one year ago. 503 so far compared to 350 over the same period last year. and why is it the right time to cut money from the police department? >> john, we have been, for years the biggest safest city in america and we continue to be it take that issue very seriously about the shootings. and we have to fight that back. >> tucker: i think that issue very seriously, he said it, not taking it seriously at all. if you care about black lives of the lives of any other american you do everything to stop the s shooting but no one is doing that because the country is engulfed in the moral hysteria and the target's police officers, not federal police, not the fbi. they are on the side of the left. norm

de blasio. it used to be a place that was family-friendly, business friendly, but not anymore. >> very recently too. t we have seen over the course of the last few months this deterioration going on in new york city where all sorts of crime rates are going up. this year started with the implementation off cashless bai. you can rob a bank in new york city, be detained, the release that same day, look up at the sky with a big smile on your face. you can't believe you're free and then go out and rob another bank. by the way, that's not some hypothetical. it actually happen. fast forward to an hour you have the mayor signing off on this movement to defund the police, new york city council members signing off on this movement. the average person who lives in new york city wants safety and security. they want law and order. they want their city to be free and prosper and have opportunity. they want their kids to be moved to grow there. people who live in the area want to be able to go visit and enjoy

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[laughs] >> harris: bill de blasio is getting a lot of bipartisan push back now. the democratic governor, andrew cuomo, has called for displacing de blasio. you have heard the leadership in new york, the police department, saying illegal firearms are the problem. that seems like there is some bipartisan possibilities there. or am i wrong about that? >> well, hope springs eternal. i think what you have here is the glimmering of an understanding from the fawning sycophants, largely delusional, that encircle de blasio. the fact is, harris -- and they can tout new york is the safest city in america, but the reality is all the guns that were there any '80s are still here. in an article i wrote the other day, guns from 1920 will fire with similar accuracy from the guns at 2020. they don't disappear. they didn't move, they didn't colonize the moon. they were waiting for this opportunity where there would be this suspension of the rules, the suspension of the laws, by a desecration of the police department and the empowerment of the criminal element. the fact is it's here

>> what happened with new york city, bill de blasio, tell me if bill de blasio wants to defund the police, defund his 24/7 security detail, 20 nypd defend him 24/7. lead by example. if you want to take away protection from the american communities, take protection away from the new york communities. take your protection away first. lead by example. david: same is true for most hollywood stars that call for defunding police. you mentioned that they want to try to starve i.c.e. how specifically would they do that? >> money. they have already, the proposal that democrats came up with now, this is just the first proposal, it gives i.c.e. money for 10,000 beds. now remember, just year ago they had over 52,000 people in detention. so they're asking to go from 52,000 to 10,000. i.c.e. had 10,000 beds in decades. again, if 89% of everybody i.c.e. arrests is a criminal. david: right. >> they're not going to be detained. they will be released because they don't have the beds. one other thing, congress needs to read about it further, if you defund i.c.e. that much, 72% of everybody in i.c.e. detenti

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de blasio. it used to be a place that was family-friendly, business friendly, but not anymore. >> very recently too. we have seen over the course of the last few months this deterioration going on in new york city where all sorts of crime rates are going up. this year started with the implementation of cashless bail. you can rob a bank in new york city, be detained, the release that same day, look up at the sky with a big smile on your face. you can't believe you're free and then go out and rob another bank. by the way, that's not some hypothetical. it actually happen. fast forward to an hour you have the mayor signing off on this movement to defund the police, new york city council members signing off on this movement. the average person who lives in new york city wants safety and security. they want law and order. they want their city to be free and prosper and have opportunity. they want their kids to be moved to grow there. people who live in the area want to be able to go visit and enjoy th

a few months ago, bill de blasio was a national joke, not anymore. is hisblasio generation's al sharpton. he is a protest leader fighting in the streets for civil rights. the good news is, de blasio no longer has even to pretend to run new york city. and he's not. his public schools, for example, are failing. in new york, which is the biggest school system in the country, fewer than half the students are proficient in english and math. that is a disaster, most of all for the students themselves. why is that happening? why are the schools failing? city officials don't want to have that conversation. acknowledging that there is a icmassive problem might require them to do something to fix it. their donors in the teachers unions oppose change of any kind unless of course it's a raise. leaders in new york don't have to address it. they can ignore failing schools. instead of helping kids learn, the city can blame racism and call it a day. it may seem like a weird strategy, strange explanation in new york, racism. because the school population in new york

new york city mayor bill de blasio talking about the city's plan along with other issues. taking a lot of heat over his handling of the virus and tensions with the police department. >> you know, we heard calls for the mayor's recognition, resignation from blm protesters and now we are hearing it againe from elected officials. of course as the violence as a crime spike across new york city. i want to talk about that now. gun violence up 130% compared to last june. when you look at the whole year, police say they haven't seen crime numbers like this since 1996. bill de blasio has blamed coronavirus, specifically that the courts are not fully functioning. it was under his watch that the nypd disbanded its crime unit and the city defunded the police department by close to a billion dollars. last night ray kelly was on hannity warning that the city could return to the bad days of the 70s and 80s if something doesn't give. >> they say it's at a record level of the future is quite frankly very bleak in new york, certainly for the next 18 mont months. >> lee zeldin and going a st

comrade bill de blasio continues his denial, extremely dangerous crime wave on his watch. he is threatening to sue president trump. okay if he sends send the feds. the philadelphia, they talk to arrest troops. meaning people there to protect the city and protect federal property. wow, take a look. >> i want to be very, very clear that we will not allow this. this could only make things worse and i have sent this letter today to the attorney general and to the acting homeland security secretary, making clear, formally them without the presence of a federal officials, the federal officers is not welcome here in new york city and is not needed here. we will not be intimidated. if we see these federal officers on our streets saying we will see the trump administration in court. >> sean: so scary. that guy right there, he is the dumbest mayor in the country. even governor new york andrew cuomo said the president's concern about the crime at the nation's capital and new york city, the largest city in the country are well-founded. take a look. >> look, the president's concerns ab

i lay the problems of new york city solely at the feet of bill de blasio. he has eviscerated the police department just as you said. one of the most important insignificant things he did was to eliminate the anti-crime units throughout the city, they are the real crime fighters, the ones who are addressing the violent crime for several decades in new york city. that unit is gone. the police is demoralized. retirements are at record levels in the future is quite frankly very bleak in new york, certainly for the next 18 months under this administration. >> sean: so you are looking at this veiled bill, looking at the violence, looking at the dramatic increase in every crime in new york city, looking at the billion-dollar cuts to the nypd, what are the predictable results based on your professional perspective? >> i've been around a long time. i was around in the '70s and the '80s, a lot of indicators we will go back in that direction. that bail reform act would be changed very easily just by giving judges the discretion to keep people in custody who are a dang

>> new york maribe mayor bill de blasio responding saints directly in part because of people cooped up during the pandemic. >> bret: the trumpet >> bret: the trump administration pushing back on the weekend violence and correspondent kristin fisher at the white house tonight with that part of the story. >> the government is intervening in new york and chicago after the week and steadily shooting. the white house press secretary says she was dismayed she was not asked about the violence during today's briefing. i did not receive one question about five children instead and instead questions centered around the president's tweet asking if nascar's only black driver has apologized after the fbi determined he was not the target of a hate crime. even though wallace was not the one who found the rope in his garage door that he reported. the president tweeted "that's nascar's decision to ban the confederate flag because the lowest ratings ever." wallace said "love overheat every day even when it's hit from the president." the controversy caps on weekend of president trump decrying what he des

de blasio. he says, quote, he is ruining new york. watch this. >> he will completely annihilate the city. he is allowing the criminals to get out of prison. he is bringing them off of rikers. he is not putting anybody in jail for things they have done. he handcuffed the cops, completely handcuffed the cops from the job they have do and as a result we're seeing systemic slaughter of black men and women in the communities of color and he is not doing a damn thing about it. elizabeth: okay. now watch patrick lynch, he is the leader of the police benevolent association here in new york. watch the former missouri governor, and watch carmen best, chief of police in seattle. watch this. >> our city council, our mayor's office and the state legislature have handcuffed police officers and given the streets back to the criminals. >> as a navy seal this is what you expect to happen in places like iraq and afghanistan but unfortunately now it's happening in places like st. louis and in cities across the cou

in new york city, as you mention, the nation's largest school district, mayor bill de blasio said today that the city still doesn't have a plan in place. >> we are over two months away to the opening of school. a lot can happen, a lot of challenges can come up more progress can happen in that time. so we are going to be ready for any eventuality. >> in connecticut and illinois, students will be allowed back into classrooms with everyone wearing masks. >> honestly i think we are all just happy to have our kids back in school. >> i miss my friends. i also miss my teachers. >> only four states and d.c. have set dates for the upcoming school year beginning in august, including hawaii, north carolina, missouri, and rhode island. this comes with a staggering price tag. officials with the association of school business found that the average u.s. school district may need to spend an additional $1.8 million to reopen school building safely. that includes new expenses for health monitoring, cleaning, additional protective equipment, and transportation. it's a lot to consider as we move closer to

. >> well, the injury to the officer is directly at the feet of bill de blasio, the mayor. the incompetent mayor. the mayor who has sided with rioters and looters over his own police department. police told him to back off and to let people go ahead and just commit crime at will. if you don't enforce the law with the people who are sworn to enforce it, you have lawlessness. new york city's being turned into a lawless society by people who know they aren't going to get in any real trouble. they aren't going to get arrested come up go to jail, they won't put up bail, they'll be back on the street. this is bill de blasio's new york and i don't know why anybody would be calling for his resignation. and why he himself believes that what he's doing x any sense at all. it's really disgraceful, and god bless those new york police officers. one of the world's best police in the world. >> harris: i don't know if you cut the video, maybe you the team can put it back up. simultaneously the backdrop is a march of clergy in support of the nypd. if we can put that video back up, it is an

new york city's version of seattle is led by the socialist mayor bill de blasio who today took part in the painting of a black lives mural on new york's fifth avenue right in front of trump tower, purely coincidental, don't you think in his endorsement of the marxist movement comes as 179 new york police department officers filed for retirement between june 29 and july 6th, a 411% increase over the same period a year ago. the cops have had a bellyful of this, this mayor and the nonsense that he is, well, leading in this city. and this is a city in pain. and an overwhelming number of retirement applications has caused the department to limit the number of retirement applications allowed each day. think about that. there's a limit on who can retire. [laughter] it's, you know, hotel california stuff. you can get in but you can't get out. joining me now, burgess owens, super bowl champion, nfl player, republican candidate for utah's 4th district. he won the primary last week, and we are delighted to have you with us, burgess. what is your reaction to the black lives mural, this mantra now

they do not fear retribution in the casen of new york from bill de blasio and his administration. they don't fear retributionon in seattle, in atlanta, in d.c. in this environment where we are in a crimeware crime typically b spikes, the summer with a hot day, hot nights, hot weekends. the lack of fear of authority and disrespect for authority plays out in the communities. this has immense thought to a community because crime drives business out. it harms the community. it increases the danger to live there. it increases the cost of living in these cities because when businesses leave, joblessness rises. as a result, taxes go down, tax revenues go down. vathe cycle leads economic devastation if it goes far enough. liz: yep. e i want to get to this. the head of the new york state troopers police benevolent roassociation he is saying state troopers will get out of new york city since de blasio has lost control. he signed into law legislation that will cut local law enforcement. we have been reported that mexico is battling its most violent drug cartel to date. it is setting up shop

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de blasio or any of these politicians coming on tetelevision, on their press conference, wringing their hands about the police, talking about t these issues asf they are p passive bystanders or just concerned citizens, and not elected officials who have power, who have authority, who have the ability to punish the police, who have the ability to make budgetary priorities, who have the a ability to shift resources in one direcection or another, but they sit back and act as if they are just watching the train wreck in slow motion, and not that they are actually in control of the gears. and this is part of the hypocrisy that is makiking people so a an, is that we have these people, elected officials, getting on television, talking about how terrible this is, andrew cuomo saying, "say her name." andrew cuomo, do your job. and i think that this is part of what is forcing people to feel that they have no other choice, no other response, than to rebel, because the levers and mechanisms of government that are supposed to attend to these issues have shown themselves to be completely broken. nerm

bill de blasio tras semanas en que sÓlo se permitÍa caminar y tomar el sol. ademÁs, nueva york planea abrir 15 piscinas en todos los distritos para el 1 de agosto. florida tiene una numerosa fuerza laboral de indocumentados. gran parte de ellos latinoamericanos, pero ahora temen por el futuro de sus trabajos despuÉs de que el gobernador republicano ron desantis firmÓ la ley que exige a empleadores chequear el estatus migratorio de un trabajador antes de contratarlo. ademÁs, como nos explica andrea leÓn, la medida tendrÁ un impacto negativo para la economÍa del estado. andrea: el gobernador de florida ron desantis firmÓ la ley que obligarÁ a todas las entidades pÚblicas y empresas que tengan contratos con el estado a usar el sistema electrÓnico para chequear el estatus migratorio de sus trabajadores. las demÁs empresas privadas tiene la opciÓn de usar el formulario en lugar del sistema electrÓnico. >> el problema del formulario i-9 que es el formulario que uno pide para contratar a las personas es que tambiÉn requiere una serie de documentos que

blasio blames the coronavirus and one police union president said that bill de blasio is lying to the public. top trump administration official condemning how the city of portland is dealing with protests entering into nightly clashes with law enforcement and sometimes violence. the mayor is blaming federal forces for inciting the violen violence. >> federal agents in portland face not just protesters but the city's mayor. >> what i have a problem with is that leaving the facilities and going out onto the streets of the community and then escalating a tense situation. >> his comments come after federal agents used tear gas wednesday to break up a mob of protesters at the federal courthouse. >> they pushed us way over there in the street all the way over here. >> homeland security claim that protesters set fire and sprayed gravity and assaulted police with a variety of items. they charge that this man with assaulting u.s. marshall with a hammer. he insists that the protesters are largely peaceful and watch federal police in portland altogether. i think homeland security secretary chad