he mentioned bill de blasio's desire to engage with big real estate. he kind of did that, steven hilton. he helped paint blm outside of all those businesses. the reporting today in this area is that there are merchants who are just concerned about a whole coast of things with those letters out there. because you now have people on the sidewalk who are willing to argue with each other about what they mean. look, conversation important, but they are just getting the doors back open. that is some big real estate along fifth avenue. >> it's just another example of this mayor, and this new generation who just are totally cavalier and casual about the market economy. they just don't understand orbit appreciate or respect in any way people who are trying to make a living, do the right thing, give jobs to people, give a service to customers. they think it's all just totally unimportant compared to what they do in the government. you see it reflected right across the democratic party, right across the country now. it is really damaging. >> harris: will continue

that was mayor bill de blasio. instead of listening to politically correct crowd, give more funds to the police to do their job. when they constantly undermine the police, what do they think will happen? support the heroes who protect us. >> governor, great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: we're trend spotting a big new cultural shift. it's a big change. back the blue, back the police movement, taking hold in the country. u.s. citizens across the nation now stepping out to show their support for cops. for police officers, amid calls from democrats to defund the police. joe biden today said yes, cut some funding for the police. also, this, dozens of protesters now arrested in many cities for rioting and looting. republican doug collins comes back with this. he is on house judiciary, he is the son after state trooper. he has a lot of things to say about this. that's next why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients f

that is bill de blasio's fault. i'm smart enough to get into the cuomo-de blasio failure, because both have failed a city and a state in their leadership. >> harris: i want to move to this. i will come to you next, roger. portland police said they had to declare a riot last night after protesters clashed with officers. they then tweeted warning demonstrators to leave the area or be subjected to teargas. aint on a police officer, shot a medic with a ball before we go into -- my question was you declare a riot first, and you know all of us, from talking to officers, they do that before they start to respond with materials to disperse that crowd. they sent out that tweet to give them fair warning. roger, your reaction? >> roger: i'm not going to be in a position where i defend anyone who attacks police were people who are engaged in rioting. it's not productive. i think, in the context of a national conversation, which is basically what you and david and i are engaging in right now, much more attention and praise shoul

it will not affect bill de blasio, though. his family will remain protected by armed security paid for by taxpayers. so will sandy cortez. several barack obama. so will the rest of the politicians calling for taking away our protection. they will never suffer the consequences. that's why they are for it. >> the folks in law enforcement that share the goals of reimagining police. speaker reimagining policing in the 21st century. >> rethinking and reimagining policing. >> community efforts to reimagine policing. >> to reimagine policing. >> we have to reimagine what policing looks like. >> reimagining policing, reimagining our public safety. speaker imagine a citizen led approach. >> begin to reimagine law enforcement. >> reimagine public safety in this country. >> what can we do to reimagine public safety? >> reimagine public safety. speaker reimagine public safety. >> we must reimagine public safety look like. >> tucker: we must reimagine public safety. that's our new topping point that it was devised by upholsterer and the dn

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn the spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen new study suggests that recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases health officials warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those afraid o

mayor bill de blasio seems to be in a pretty rough spot his attempt to sit in 2 chairs has got a lot of other people standing up in anger it with martin archie new york. now it's clear evidence that corona virus is still very much a threat in the united states there's been another record so i'd infections with $66500.00 registered in a single day florida allows for over 15000 new cases on sunday making it the biggest single day increase for a single state since the start of the pandemic in fact look at it another way in florida where a country in its own right it would rank 4th worst in the world right now despite all that said those numbers the disney theme park in orlando is welcoming back visitors schools in florida are also being ordered to reopen next month the state taking the lead in the one day record infection rates that was previously set in new york back in april and we spoke to russian doctor or rather he spoke to us he's working there he told us about the unprecedented scale of the crisis right now that his colleagues fellow health workers got to face. like you know that

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading kovi of 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn the spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen new study suggests that recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases how the fishes warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus was assumed to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those afraid

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de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 hour wherever mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen but new study suggests that recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases health officials warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio is efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating tho

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading kovi of 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn the spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen by new study suggests that a recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases how the fishes warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus was assumed to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio is efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those

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de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen new study suggests that recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases how the fishes warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio is efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those afraid of

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading kovi of 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen but new study suggests that a recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases health officials warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio is efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand in this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen but new study suggests that recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases health officials warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those afraid

de blasio presents himself as a big supporter of black lives matter even to. painted the words black lives matter on the street in front of trump tower that was a symbolic move that not all the locals were happy with this nearest promoting defeat in a trade and he did this because he hates surprise when he did you got it right we have a mayor who doesn't care about you me the african-american community he lets them rot on the street he's done nothing to help but i think it's a joke it's beautiful but he's trying to make both sides of everything it won't hurt us no reforms or nothing this is like and this disparaging oh it is a joke it doesn't help because it doesn't help because our mayor bill de blasio seems to be in a pretty rough spot his attempt to sit in 2 chairs has got a lot of other people standing up in anger it will mock in our city new york. the u.s. has seen another record surge in corona virus infections with more than 66000 registered in a single day florida alone so over 15000 new cases on sunday that is the biggest single day increase for any s

de blasio has banned all large public gatherings except for black lives matter protests we understand at this moment of history people are talking about the need for historic changes this is a historic moment of change we have to respect that big crowds at any protest you would think would be a perfect recipe for spreading coded 19 however mainstream media would have you believe otherwise they say the protests are not causing the spread of the coronavirus whereas trump rallies they seem to indicate do massive protests in new york city and around the country some doctors warn a spike in coronavirus cases could follow but that didn't really happen to a new study suggests that a recent black lives matter protesters have not led or the protests themselves have not led to a spike in new cases health officials warned against their rally but president trump said we have to move on this is all a little bit odd it's unclear why the virus would seem to have a political bias favoring some big gatherings over others mayor de blasio is efforts to sit on both sides of the fence accommodating those

baltimore. >> jason: is a just bill de blasio or what else is going on? is it just the mayor taking these radical positions? >> no, he's got a city council that fell off the left cliff. and is totally insane. i mean, they pass bills that are ridiculous. the man released 8,000 people, prisoners. he and cuomo passed a bill that you basically can hold people you arrest in jail. the police are completely demoralized. today he issued a block by block crime reduction program in which he didn't even talk to the police department and the police department's comments on it was no comment. so we've got a mayor who is alienated from the police department, not to mention for other reasons the governor hates him. and then he's putting black lives matter in front of the president's personal residence. the president he wants to go to help bail out new york. among other things, not only as a communist but is a stupid one. and the man should be removed by the governor. he should have been removed sometime ago and i believe, there is no doubt that his incompetence has caus

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bill de blasio has done so much damage in a few short years in new york. he is reversing the progress that took so many years. it started under rudy giuliani. kids going to failing schools with his war on charter schools. now you see him being soft on crime. elizabeth, you turn on the tv in these big city mayors and governors brag about being soft on crime. they are actually bragging about these policies. when people are destroying private or public property, that is breaking law. when they hear these mayors and governors say they will not enforce these laws, of course you get chaos. when they talk about defunding the police, what do they think is going to happen. if it's in the middle of the night and you hear someone breaking in your house, you call 911, do you want the government to send a social worker or a police officer? of course you want the police. the rhetoric has real consequences. here is what is appalling, they are so hypocritical. you look at the councilman in minneapolis, call for abolishing the police and look at the council president of lo

baltimore. >> jason: is it just bill de blasio or what else is going on? is it just the mayor taking these radical positions? >> no, he's got a city council that fell off the left cliff. and is totally insane. i mean, they pass bills that are ridiculous. the man released 8,000 people, prisoners. he and cuomo passed a bill that you basically can't hold people you arrest in jail. the police are completely demoralized. today he issued a block by block crime reduction program in which he didn't even talk to the police department and the police department's comments on it wase no comment. so we've got a mayor who is alienated from the police department, not to mention for other reasons the governor hates him. and then he's putting black lives matter in front of the president's personal residence. the president he wants to go to help bail out new york. among other things, not only as a communist but is a stupid one. and the man should be removed by the governor. he should have been removed sometime ago and i believe, there is no doubt that his incompetence has c

and, you know, what's mayor bill de blasio doing about it? ten shootings in new york city in the last two days, and de blasio's out there painting another mural on the street. what's your take? >> another mural for a group that was inspired by a terrorist that was founded by admitted marxists that has a fundraiser that's a convicted terrorist. that's who he's supporting. that's who he's supporting. and these people that were at the commissioner's house, these people that are running around the city tearing it up, they're out there doing that because they know they can get away with it because he has reins on the police department. the bottom line is it's his fault. all of this is his fault. and i gotta be honest, gregg, i put a lot of this on the governor as well. greg greg yeah. >> if the mayor can't do the job, then the governor should be out there getting rid of him and get somebody in there who can do the job and get the city back in order. these guys have taken the city back 30 years, 30 years in a matter of four months. gregg: you know,

i look at the ted wheelers of the world, the mayor bowsers, bill de blasio. i look at democrat leaders who say they teach their children to be afraid of the police. i look at people like that who provide this tacit support, and to pretend it doesn't exist is to live in a fantasy world. i am on the streets, you are not. i am in these riots, you are not. i am they're covering it, and i have been for years. so don't lecture me about what i have seen in the democratic party leadership. >> jessica: when you release the people who caused this kind of fighting -- >> melissa: moving on, guys. okay, hang on. i'm going to turned over to harris. harris, we have heard bill de blasio say a lot of things that everyone knows that i am probably, you know, lowest on his fan list. i don't think he's ever said put your hands on police. >> harris: and you have taken care of that part of the conversation. i just want to focus on where the people are actually talking, and how things are shifting. i don't think our leaders are listening to them. some of the leaders are in the black

a frequent critic of his, mayor bill de blasio also took part. bill de blasio also took pa today the president's opponent joe biden unveiled a $700 billion economic plan that he says will revitalize american manufacturing and create millions of new jobs. it will be partially paiid for by rolling back president trump's 2017 tax cuts. margaret? >> brennan: ben tracy at the white house. thank you. tonight tropical storm fay has formed off the north carolina coast. warnings now span fr new jersey to rhode island, including new york city, those areas could experience flash flooding with three to five inches of rain tomorrow and winds up to 45 miles an hour. a potential coronavirus vaccine made by the massachusetts-based company moderna should go into advance trials later this month. but even if a vaccine is proven to be safe and effective, there are concerns that a global shortage of specialized glass for vaccine vials could delay its rollout. cbs's imtiaz tyab takes a look inside a vaccine mega factory as we continue our series "racing to a cure." >>

y tambien en nueva york, el alcalde, bill de blasio, firmo un paquete de reformas policiales. entre las medidas figuran el requisito de que los numeros de placa de los oficiales sean visibles y la publicacion de las interacciones de la policia con los ciudadanos y sus errores de procedimiento.antes de firmar la reforma, de blasio ayudo a pintar un mural de black lives matter, en el bronx. en breve....maqana se abren en nueva york las inscripciones para recibir ayuda economica para pagar los alquileres de vivienda...y el tecnico del equipo las chivas de guadalajara, luis fernando tena, da positivo al coronavirus.... nueva york abrira maqana las inscripciones para que los inquilinos que no han podido pagar el alquiler de sus viviendas puedan pedir ayuda eonomica al estado.este programa de emergencia es basicamente para personas de bajos recuros, que deben cumplir una serie de requisitos para obtener la ayuda.y en medio de la crisis de desempleo por la pandemia, muchas familias hispanas no han podido ponerse al dia con el pago de sus arriendos. nayeli chavez hablo con algunos de

de blasio. remove him. he has failed to live up to his oath to protect new yorkers. >> it will be the direction that bill de blasio is taking it down which is chaos, lawlessness, poverty, a lack of opportunity. i really believe he has to be removed. the city won't survive him for staying through the middle of his term. >> this mayor is atrocious. if i had a magic wand i would remove him but person waiting in the wings is no better. >> atrocious is a good word. incompetent is another. you know what? he should be removed. he should have been removed a long time ago. elizabeth: what do you think? should there be a recall movement to remove failed democrat leaders? because violent crimes are spiking double digits in more than two dozen cities across the country. >> well, look, liz, the short answer would be yes. i don't know new york laws but people knew what they were getting when they voted for this guy in new york city. they are getting what they voted for. they're getting economic destruction al

a frequent critic of his, mayor bill de blasio also took part. bill de blasio also took pa today the president's opponent joe biden unveiled a $700 billion economic plan that he says will revitalize american manufacturing and create millions of new jobs. it will be partially paiid for by rolling back president trump's 2017 tax cuts. margaret? >> brennan: ben tracy at the white house. thank you. tonight tropical storm fay has formed off the north carolina coast. warnings now span from southern new jersey to rhode island, including new york city, those areas could experience flash flooding with three to five inches of rain tomorrow and winds up to 45 miles an hour. a potential coronavirus vaccine made by the massachusetts-based company moderna should go into advance trials later this month. but even if a vaccine is proven to be safe and effective, there are concerns that a global shortage of specialized glass for vaccine vials could delay its rollout. cbs's imtiaz tyab takes a look inside a vaccine mega factory as we continue our series "racing to

you just interviewed bill de blasio. so the question is whether he's going to move onto the campaign and move away from the pandemic, which is what these briefings are supposed to be about. >> and dr. hotez, in a relatively small step forward, the president finally appears to be on board with wearing a mask. does that if i have you at least some hope that mask wearing will become less politically divisive here in the united states? >> well, as gloria points out, let's see what he says today. because he does waffle and go back and forth. you know, the fact remains the southern united states along with brazil and south africa and maybe one or two other nations represent the epicenters of this covid-19 pandemic. that's not a club we want to be in. and beyond even just talking about schools, we still don't have a federal plan for what we're going to do about covid-19 in america. there are no ideas. there are no recognition of the extent of the problem. he did say things will get worse before they'll get better. but, again, t

de blasio blames coronavirus. former new york city police commissioner feels differently. >> i lay it solely at the feet of bill de blasio. he has eviscerated the police department. one of the most important and significant things he did was to eliminate the anti-crime unit. retirements are at record levels. the future is quite frankly very bleak. >> new york congressman lee zeldin now calling on the mayor to step down. >> i really believe he has to be removed and the city won't survive him staying in for the remainder of his term. >> mayor de blasio's term ends at the end of 2021. if he were to resign, within the city's public advocate would be next in line to take over come although he wants to see even more cuts made to police. a new york city mayor hasn't resigned since 1932. we have yet to hear a comment about this from mayor de blasio himself. john. >> john: aishah hasnie in new york city, thanks. up next, president trump's continued efforts to get rid of obamacare. will they help him or hurt him in november

it is the brainchild of the x city mayor bill de blasio. and to paint, back in june, you remember had "black lives matter" painted right along 16th street which leads directly to the white house. shannon. >> shannon: all right, kevin corke, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> shannon: occupied protest zones with the biggest sitting in this country. new york city police moved in early this morning to remove barricades from the occupy city hall protest. but were met with resistance. demonstrators and eventually backed off. >> you are seeing now mob roles in my opinion. and you are seeing the city council vowed to mob rule. and let's mark on the calendar how much we will have the conversation about new york crying out for more police. i think that day has come. >> shannon: the police commissioner himself, correspondent bryan llenas and new york city, good evening, bryan. >> shannon, the ninth day city hall occupied across the street because frankly, they are hostile towards anyone who is a police officer or any member of the press. you

joining me now is the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us. look, the number of shootings in new york city have risen dramatically since one year ago. 503 so far this year compared to 350 over the same period last year. so given that, why is it the right time to cut money from the police department? >> yeah, john, we have been for years the safest big city in america and we continue to be. i take that issue very seriously, about those shootings. we'll have to fight that back. but it was really important at this moment in history to say, we're going to take money away from policing and put it into the needs of our young people. that's what happened here. we shifted money to youth programs, to the kinds of things that nurture and support young people. and i think this is important to recognize as something much -- with much bigger ramifications. i said months ago before even the coronavirus, our young people need to be reached, they don't need to be policed, but they need to be reached and supported an

that will not affect bill de blasio though. his family will remain protected by armed security paid for by taxpayers. so we'll sandy cortez, so will barack obama, so willar the rest of the politicians calling for taking away your protection. they will never suffer the consequences. and that's why they are for it. >> the folks in law enforcement that share the goals of reimagining police. >> reimagining policing in the 21st century. >> rethinking and reimagining policing. >> community efforts to reimagine policing. >> to reimagine policing. >> we have to reimagine what policing looks like. >> reimagining policing, reimagining our public r safety. >> reimagine us in a somewhat approach. >> will begin to reimagine law enforcement. >> reimagine public safety in this country. >> what can we do to reimagine public safety? >> to reimagine public safety. >> we must reimagine what public safety looks like. >> tucker: we must reimagine public safety. that's the new talking point, it was devised by some pollster at the dnc and they're all

ray kelly calling for democrat leaders like bill de blasio to be removed. also this story, trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandoski with us on recent destruction of mobs trying to wipe out our nation's history in order to control the future. how much the mainstream media is misleading well, just about everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight in washington where just a few hours ago president trump talked about how to safely reopen schools this coming fall amid the covid-19 pandemic. the first lady was with him. edward lawrence has the details. edward. reporter: liz, president donald trump says that schools should reopen in the fall. he brought together professionals from k-12 as well as higher education. also parents and students to talk about how to go back to school safely. he says it can be done and should be done. >> we want to reopen the schools. everybody wants it. the moms want it. the dads want it

[laughter] honestly, bill de blasio is the worst mayor, perhaps in american history. to see a great city like this basically destroyed in just such a short period of time is distressing. not only that but what about these people? it's not compassionate to have people on the streets shooting up. i don't know what the solution is, but i know that it's not what's happening now. there has to be some sort of way either to get them into treatment or, i don't know. we talked about legalizing drugs and maybe that's the answer somehow. i don't know. maybe you can tell me that after the president speaks. >> president trump: let me begin by expressing our sadness at the passing of a wonderful man and a dear friend of mine, herman cain. he was a very special person and i got to know him very well. unfortunately he passed away from the thing called the china virus. we send our prayers to herman's great life like a wife, and i have to say america grieves for all of the 150,000 americans who had their lives taken by this horrible invisible enemy. we mourn their loss as a nation and

bill de blasio, painting a sign and failing to support police and protect them. it is ridiculous. elizabeth: now, it is being turned against religious institutions. that is a hate crime under the law. look at churches attacked, set on fire? look at statues of mary set on fire in dorchester, massachusetts and here in new york city. statues of catholic saints set on fire and vandalized in california. we're seeing this happen again in nine states. i'm looking at it right now. we're seeing in texas a church was burned to the ground. st. johns episcopal church in d.c. vandalized a church in portland, oregon vandalized. nancy pelosi is downplaying all of this, well, people do what they do. let's listen to this. >> in baltimore and i little italy the statue of christopher columbus was removed and taken down. what can you share about that. >> i'm not a bit, i don't even have my grandmother's earings. i'm not a big, let's see what we have terms monuments and this. i'm more interested in what people have accomplished. i think it is up to the communities to decide what statues they want to s

made mayor bill de blasio says he supports it all >> this is a small, small measure to show respect. there is much more we have to do, which is why with our commission on racial justice and reconciliation, we are going to look at the big things we have to do, the structural and institutional racism we have to address. >> the question but how long it will go behind us. they will start clearing people out, but remember, occupy wall street lasted for at least two months. julie? >> julie: remember that very well. thank you very much. i am joined by a retired nypd lieutenant joe cardinality. would you make of these protesters demands >> it's ridiculous. how far is this poor excuse of a mayor going to go before he says enough is enough? they should never back down. we should be standing her ground. they will never get enough. whatever they give, it's never going to be enough. they are going to come up with something else. he uncovers the police, and he doesn't handcuff the protesters that need to be handcuffed. enough is enough. you're going to wind up with another seattle over here, but w

today mayor bill de blasio said that violence is directly connected to the pandemic. courts are at a standstill. prisoners are released due to covid. to the d.a.'s reluctance to prosecute certain crimes and that she felt apartment terry monahan said recent weeks of antipolice rhetoric absolutely crushed police morale, taking special aim at the occupy city hall protests still going on right now despite the deep cuts made to the nypd's budget. >> take a look on the street. you see the communist hammer and sickle that they painted out on the street. i'll leave the loud voices that we should be following, that this city should be following? i hope not. >> paying close attention as well. white house press secretary calling the violence dark and divisive. and then calling out reporters. listen. >> secretary mcenany: i'm a little dismayed that i never received one question on the death that we got in this country this weekend. i have never seen one question about new york city shootings doubling for the third straight week and over the last seven days, shooting skyrocket by

de blasio about this? >> look. mayor bill de blasio is right now just caving into the sort of progressive mobs that we see demanding even further action. we have essentially an encampment outside of city hall blocking the streets, blocking subway entrances, harassing people who walked by. and he is just letting this go. so even if he doesn't perhaps agree -- he actually fought back on this choke hold bill for a little bit of time because he saw how hard it will be to arrest someone safely. and ever since the protests have really took off, he totally just collapsed any bit of rational thought, and he is giving into every demand. >> dana: what would you most like to see done to one, stop the violence, but also reset the city? let the cops feel that they are supported and let them continue to work on the reforms? people don't mention that the nypd is not a majority minority force. they have worked very hard in order to figure out how to broaden out and diversify their ranks. >> dana, not only is it majority m

city mayor bill de blasio. saying the mayor's policies have eviscerated and demoralized. that's a billion-dollar cut to the nypd budget. the reference for him to step down is coming from lee zeldin obviously can the situation improved like that or will it only get worse. that's the crawling back of the nypd and it's tough to see what might be done. sandra, i have never seen a time where there was such a universal chorus of people demanding one specific leader of the city when mayor de blasio resigned. on the new milestone of death by violence and discussion. and, this is the 2020 that we have come to really see every single night on the evening news as looters and rioters and shooters which continue to act with impunity on the city. this is probably not going to end and at any point in the next 18 months while mayor mayor bill de blasio is in office. >> sandra: lee zeldin is asking him to step down. in this tweet is that homicide shootings and the crimes continue spiking in nyc and the quality of life is taken

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