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you just heard mayor bill deblasio say firefighters to call out sick to avoid the vaccine mandate are putting people in danger. how do you see it? >> discussing to accuse members of faking any injury at all. it is wildly known, a lot of members are injured, walking around walking, members of been working, hundreds of overtime, going above and beyond day in and day out, putting them on leave without pay. a lot of these members announcing treatment, they have actually supplied the mandate and widely known flulike symptoms overseeing the vaccination. >> mayor bill deblasio said 9000 city employees are on unpaid leave for not complying with the vaccine mandate, some are firefighters, police officers, some say it won't affect public safety. will it? >> how can it not affect public safety? there contradicting themselves, the fire commissioner said the sick leave is affecting them, you knew you they wouldn't be available. >> how does it end? is there going to be a vaccine mandate in place for life and then you talk about the booster shot, put on unpaid leave for not getting a booster, so muc

i'm hoping eric adams will be an improvement on mayor deblasio but that remains to be seen. heather: make this policy in place forcing officers to say suffolk county, not a bad place to live. >> he would be a full if he keeps the policy in place, the nypd is so well-trained and one of the nation's premier police forces. we are no slouch in several county, one of the best trained police forces as well so we welcome any nypd officers who want to make the move out of suffolk county. todd: do you expect to see the small copy throughout the country in suffolk county, in florida? >> ron desantis said that someone offering police officers $5,000 to come to florida. it is appealing. i think police officers deserve a government that has their back and welcomes them instead of demonizing them. todd: you are not just going to have a lot of officers in several county but folks in the city who don't want to get shot moving to suffolk county, appreciate your time this morning. jillian: the time is 25 after the hour. if you are just waking up, republican glenn young the kin is the governor

he has a shot to really good job and nobody could be worse than deblasio, you look at the job he has done it is incredible and now he's talking about ruining the entire state, running for governor, it is ridiculous, he has been absolutely horrible as a mayor and i think eric adams wants to stay as far away from him as possible. i have been watching that. i know people that know eric adams and think he will do a fantastic job but we all hope that is true. laura: the issue of build back better which was passed in the house this morning, great fanfare, your reaction to the trillions of dollars that will ultimately be spent pushing forward biden's priorities if this passes the senate in some form? >> it's going to drive up taxes tremendously, is going to drive up energy prices tremendously was when i left office a gallon of gas cost one dollar and $0.87 and the energy companies were all doing well. you can't have it better than that, now in california, $7.75 a gallon and other places are at, 4, 5, 6 and with energy goes inflation, leads the way for a lot of other things, frankly disgrace

in the aftermath of bill deblasio who single-handedly destroyed the city that we love, single-handedly, i am pledging my support to the new mayor, eric adams because we are all going to have to coalesce together in harmony and solidarity if we are going to save this city that we love. >> the mayoral candidates, and tonight the man who comes in a very distant second losing to the former brooklyn borough president and former cop your new mayor, eric adams in the spirit gotham, a huge win for him. he is going to have a range now for $100 billion budgets. he has promised to spend more wisely and to improve on the outgoing mayor's performance, bill deblasio which by most voters opinion but not be a difficult bar. we continue live coverage on the fox news channel as we watch what has come over throughout the day. i just want to show you something i just learned about, they be an hour ago, we have been watching the seattle city attorneys race. a lot of people talking about what might happen in that race. nicole thomas kennedy, very controversial candidate who had some very controversial thing

. >> the farmhouse nearby houses old, 26 firehouses are affected, 26 and for deblasio to say it's not affecting, he is a liar. he is a liar. when we go to calls we don't look at the person and judge are you saving but our livelihoods and our families well-being is questions. we never ask that question during the pandemic and we are being thrown into the trash like garbage. is not right. >> the politicians that run the city decided to divide us. they don't want us to find out they are the ones that did this. ibly19 new york city anti-vaccine mandate protesters today but they're not the only ones out there opposed to vaccine mandates. new nbc a poll found 50% of americans oppose the with 41% strongly opposed. among them are many new york city firefighters, 2300 of called in sick over the past week ahead of the city's vaccine mandate going into effect today. the president of the uniform firefighters association. is the city going to work with the union or are they intend on ignoring you and allowing all of these firefighters to be forced off the job? >> by design they don't want to work

became a us citizen when she was 6 years old, joins me to discuss how bad an idea is this if not even deblasio is on board. >> it is a horrible idea. this is i just believe being an american citizen is a privilege, a blessing the only americans should be able to vote in this country. in mexico where i'm from you need a border id and trust be a citizen of mexico to vote. why would it be different here? local elections to me are more important because it impacts us directly. it is a horrible idea and send the wrong message and wants to encourage people to become american citizens. these people will not see the value of it if we allow them to vote. >> away for democrats to pump voter rolls and even if you can't vote in state and national elections this is putting a ton of democrats as you mentioned that the local policies are democrat in nature from here to eternity. >> local elections are just as important in south texas. i got involved in mayor elections and realize the difference between having the wrong mayor in the right person for the job. and how important these local elections are and thi

new york city mayor bill deblasio will pay children between the ages of 5 and $11,100 to get the covid vaccine as city run vaccine sites for kids are up and running, bill deblasio saying everyone could use a little more money around the holidays the critics are likening it to bribing children. >> san francisco announcing children as young as 5 will show proof the nation to restaurants and other outdoor and indoor venues. the restriction in the same city where illegal immigrants are allowed to vote in local elections. david webb, host of reality check with david webb and fox news contributor joins me. >> and in person. haven't done this in a while. why does san francisco raise their hypocrisy bar at every opportunity? >> they can but when you have this liberal progressive leadership that has failed, i flew to san francisco last weekend there was a homeless in camdenton the airport. where is there priorities? let's look at the data and statistics. is there any documented data the children 5 to 11 look at the infection rate case, it is not there. they are forcing compliance, they want to

bill deblasio got the holiday off to an early start by boldly going where no politician belongs. >> now i'm switching to another important topic, halloween is almost here. and it's time to choose your costume. i've chosen mine. this is my homage to captain kirk. >> jimmy: yeah. only problem is he's dressed as mr. spock. [ laughter ] the blue shirt was spock, captain kirk wore a gold shirt. [ applause ] that you saw right there is vintage bill de blasio. in an effort to ingratiate himself to a small cotillion of middle-aged nerds who would be excited to learn he's a fellow a fellow trekkie. he winds up looking like a phony to them and a loser to all the rest of us. [ laughter ] >> i want to remind everyone of the prime directive, "live long and prosper -- with candy." >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] will someone please vulcan nerve pinch this man out of his misery? whoever wrote that hates him, right? [ cheers and applause ] mayor deblasio wasn't our only elected official goofing around in costume today. senator mitt romney came to work dressed as ted lasso. [ laughter ] or super mario, we

mayor deblasio's political career may not be over. despite his awful track record running new york city, and failed presidential bid. role tape. >> apologize if you haven't gotten to know donald trump but this new yorker volunteers to get rid of them for you. stuart: i did you to know we did not alter that audio. his own people messed up the audio. we will tell you which office he now has his sights set on. rhode island shutting down a doctor because he opposes vaccine mandates. why won't that state acknowledge natural immunity? biden's social spending plan could hike your taxes dramatically. hillary vaughan breaks down the numbers from capitol hill. you will be shocked when you see this. ♪♪ that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn

the town mayor of new york, bill deblasio, will announce that times square will be open to revellers on new year's eve wants to watch the ball drop, signifying the start serve 2022. last year times square was closed for celebrations because of the covid pandemic and this is spectators will have to show proof of full vaccination or if they are exempt, proof of a negative coronavirus test before being allowed into the square. while on exciting news, there is something harry potter fans as the original hogwarts wizardry trio reunite for a special 20th anniversary tv retrospective. stars daniel radcliffe, emma watson and rebecca grinned are reuniting with other cast members to reunite adventures from two decades ago but the author reunite adventures from two decades ago but the authoij rowling will not be amongst those making a personal appearance on the show — — rupert grint. this film franchise is one of the most successful of all time with an estimated worth of over $25 billion. introducing a harry potter expert, professional super fan who travels the world for all types of harry

just today bill deblasio gleefully uninvited the unvaccinated to new york city's biggest night of the year. >> guess what, a big, strong, full strength celebration, it is coming back, this new year's eve time square, everyone come on down, we are celebrating. now let's do it the right way, do it safely. but everyone needs to be vaccinated. all you need to do is have that proof of vaccination and develop photo id. >> is a crystal ball going to be vaccinated. another is how the left relatives severe covid mandates but not the illegals they are letting stream across the southern border. >> how many illegal aliens have you released? >> i have to get that number. >> you don't have that. what should we mandate somebody who comes across the border illegally shouldn't be vaccinated? >> the analysis for migrants and counted at the border is quite different than for the federal workforce that leads by example. >> the most noxious and threatening of all these mutations, the left's new support for violence and rioting to get their way. they treated blm and antifa riots, just the summer of love. >

coming from new york city, mayor deblasio who is leaving office at the end of the year has mismanaged and squandered our tax dollars, it is important that we receive reports, the public receive reports and an accounting of how their money is being spent. my legislation would create inspector general that would be passed with doing audits, ensuring that money we give to the city to the state are spent properly. this would be for municipalities of 1 million or more including new york city. if you look at what new york city has done, mayor deblasio squandered billions when it comes to his drive nyt program and renewal schools program is a complete disaster and going forward as next mayor we want to be sure any money the federal government gives to our city or state is used in an appropriate manner while democrats in washington are looking to expand the irs, with audits on regular people, i to increase audits on corrupt municipalities to ensure their tax dollars are spent the way they are supposed to be, upgrading infrastructure for education or to think people really expect when they pay

comply with new york city's vaccine mandate after 17 years of service, his decision comes as mere bill deblasio double down on attacks against first responders. >> several unions have been in my view unpatriotic the way they have handled this because they put their own internal politics ahead of the needs of the people. carley: here to share his story is retired nypd lieutenant john macarry. >> thanks for having me on. carley: why did you choose to retire as opposed to complying with the vaccine mandate? >> myself like thousands of others, officers, firefighters, ems workers contracted covid 19 early on in the pandemic, vaccines readily available, we have provable natural performing antibodies in our system. that is our push, why what i take a vaccine when the only response i have been given is it would give me antibodies which i currently have. jillian: did you apply for any sort of anything that would prevent you from having to get the vaccine? what happens when you did? >> i did reply for reasonable accommodations but found the whole process discriminatory. releasing my medical information,

in new york the blm monster bill deblasio for is coming back to eat the democrats, turns out allowing looters free rent a rampage night after night is not a winning strategy. neither is attacking the police or disbanding effective policing units are painting black lives matter across city blocks. they indulge chaos and criminals took note. things are out of control but democrats default initial reaction to any problem is to deny it is a problem. >> piercing headlines about percentage increases. i want to make sure this hysteria doesn't drive hysteria and look at these numbers in context. >> media outlets like nbc question the popular consensus the crime is getting worse by setting a democrat group's analysis of crime rate in 2020. millions of people in 2020 were under strict stay-at-home orders so that might have affected that number. as is so often the case democrats and the media act like serious problems can be solved through different messaging and effective spin, but it doesn't work that way and people are telling us this loud and clear. right now the gop has a 22 point trust adv

this is mayor bill deblasio is not blaming the suspect for the crime. >> too many guns out there. another example, a gun from out-of-state comes into our city. hurts a new yorker. >> police say the gunman was armed with a handgun. officials say the weapon was reported stolen in georgia last year. police across the bay area upgrading patrols and security retailers ahead of black friday. carley: after smash and grab mob sold 25,$000 in high end goods, with increased police presence, ashley strohmeyer joins us with more on the crime surge. >> reporter: concerns over the smash and grab is replacing the usual hope for a return of black friday bargain shoppers. the latest incident, list outside los angeles was robbed, 25,$000 in high end products, police say there were five suspects. no arrests were made despite police countermeasures. >> the store was open and operating. people here shopping for the holiday season and we do. extra officers here. this was one part of the mall with get in and get out. >> the security guard was sprayed with bear spray in the incident. hours earlier on wed

meanwhile, bill deblasio leaving after two terms. now two candidates fighting to lead our largest city. ron allen following that particular race in the big apple. take us through the issues that have been driving new york city voters to the polls. >> eric adams is the big faye rite here. the real contest for him may have been the primary a few months ago when he beat several other democratic challengers. there is an advantage in this city and it has been a long time since a democrat has been elected. adams would be the second african-american mayor in the city. he is from brooklyn, one of the so-called outer burros of new york. not manhattan. he has been stressing his working class roots, raised by a single mother. a former police officer, a a former senator, a man of the people that will fight for the people. on the other side, curtis sliwa has been the head of the guardian angels. in the final stages of his campaign, the issue that has emerged is the covid vaccine mandates that have been in place. adams says that he supports them b

>> reporter: well, shep, mayor deblasio says everyone thousands are on unpaid leave and failing to comply with this mandate, there are no disruption to my city services. the fire department says hundreds of members called out sick and fire houses around the city are feeling the strain. >> there are under staff units that can end immediately if members stop calling in sick when they're not we hope that ends very soon. >> we have sick leave for a reason and we have sick leave for people who are actually sick when city employee fakes it and puts other people lives in danger, that's a serious thing and there will be consequences for that >> reporter: the union that represents the fire department says the short dead lie to comply left members not enough time to submit medical or reli reli reli reli religious exemptions if you can tell me the fourth ra rate is coming, i would understand the covid rate is less than 1.5% >> reporter: many members are out stickick after the getting vaccine and now feeling the side effects. from other department of s sanitation workers, they were out yesterday pick

mayor bill deblasio not happy. >> we've got some firefighters who are faking sick leave the last couple of days, saying they're sick when they are not and then leaving their fellow firefighters in the lurch. i assure you they will experience some consequences for what they've done. >> harris: homework for me later. was that the news anchor saying fire them? okay. former detroit police chief james craig is with us today. what do you say about that? >> you know, these dictators in new york and chicago and certainly the summer of love mayor out in seattle just need to resign. they really need to resign. the fallout they are creating a dangerous situation in these cities. let's be clear. when you talk about mandating vaccines to our men and women who serve, all you are doing is dismantling and defunding the police. just another way of saying it. they've tried to move off of defund but that's what they are doing. >> harris: how is that the case? what you are saying is that by pushing forth where the vaccine mandates it gives them the original goal of defunding the police? how. >> absolutely.

easy new york punch line that we have now that the knicks got good, laguardia's been renovated, and deblasio's leaving office. even the cigarette smoking cockroaches are using a nicotine patch now. [ laughter ] it's not the same but it takes the edge off [ laughter ] the major divide in our politics right now is that one movement, for its many flaws is actively interested in doing things, while the other is trying to purge anyone who participates in making our government function and they lie shamelessly about everything whenever they open their mouths, you can expect - >> the wind will always blow >> this has been "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: we'll be right back with taylor swift, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ y'all heard it here. if you wanna be fresh, you gotta refresh, like subway®. like the new baja steak & jack tender, thicker-cut steak and. wait sooo you're not coming out of retirement? i'm just here because subw

deblasio should do. fire them. >> i can't square what we are seeing right now, firefighters who are immature high school students compare to the firefighters who rushed into saver lives from the world trade center as it was crashing down. it did such a disservice to the legacy of all the brave men and women who are forever our heroes within american history to have modern day firefighters acting like this and being so childish. >> elise, what you are touching on is what joe and i were talking about yesterday. we are so divided and so many people have died and so many people have a different reaction to not just covid but january 6th, which is not something i have seen in my lifetime. >> it's a bizarre fetish over hyper individualism that goes far beyond what our founders ever envisioned for this country, or far beyond what conservatives ever envisioned. there is nothing conservative about not listening to your family doctor and listen to fruit loops on free conspiracy theorists, losers on facebook. go ta

promises to crack down on violent crime plaguing the city now and replaces the far left bill deblasio who reached term limits in new york. >> dana: minneapolis voters rejected a proposal to replace the city's police department with a department of public safety. the initiative was part of police reform efforts following george floyd's death in police custody last year. garrett tenney is live in minneapolis. this issue i'm assuming many people in minneapolis thought it was a local issue. it has resonated across the country. what happened last night? >> dana, it really has. you remember minneapolis really became ground zero for this defund the police movement. so this vote is a big blow to progressive activists who essentially wanted minneapolis to become a staging ground of sorts for taking action at other police departments in cities across the country. but last night voters sent a clear message by rejecting this proposal which would have dismantled the minneapolis police department and replaced it with a new department of public safety. 56% voted against it. but we also saw the senti

a sentiment echoed by bill deblasio. >> i am absolutely appalled and i do share his frustration. and commissioner shea and i said from the beginning there is a lot of good in the bail reform bill and also things that need to be fixed. this is something i'll be talking about. >> bail reform in new york remains controversial after changes in the law. it resulted in doing away with bail for some minor offenses. in this case, though, it appears that thompson was eligible for bail but the decision was made in this case apparently that it was not going to be required. >> bill: we'll watch these stories. >> dana: now you have a better reason to deck the halls. a new study find people who put up their christmas decorations the end to be friendlier. this is according to the journal of environmental -- i couldn't believe it when they said their tree was already up. is yours up? >> bill: no. it's not. walked into a buddy's apartment and his wife has christmas music on. i was like wow, you're into it. that's good. >> dana: you must love singing christmas carrolls? >> bill: not until after th

we have a mask advisory from mayor deblasio reckoned everyone wear masks at all times when indoors or even in a public setting even if they are vaccinated. >> with a points. if this is a milder strain and it ends up predominating and outcompete delta these viruses compete in a way, if this variant out competes, you see a milder form of the virus predominating, it was 1920, that would be phenomenal and in terms, it may happen, superimposed lockdowns and restrictions and masking all of those are political moves, not medical moves. in new york city, 95% of adults in new york city are vaccinated. what message are you spending? you want to wear a mask as a precaution in close quarters if you are not sure but the chances are low of your catching it that way if you are vaccinated. you can't send these mixed messages and lockdowns, we've shown the tremendous harm lockdowns of cause. a new study shows harm to children that lockdowns caused psychologically and physically. lauren: the frustration really comes in because we keep saying there is a rollback on some of these restrictions but when it

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. >>> bill deblasio joins us as he ties in lose ends heading into the final month. what still needs to be done before the hand off of the in coming administration. you are watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. e watching we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pa

that's the prime job and i think eric adams is exactly the man for the job unlike his predecessor, bill deblasio in new york. steve: and something else that the mayor-elect said in addition to bringing back the anti-crime squad, he said something that the rank-and-file has been waiting to hear and that is i will have your back. the cops, that is. speaking of cops there's a brand new episode of cops all access with geraldo, that's my transition. it will be available -- geraldo: excellent, very smooth. steve: it'll be available tonight on fox nation at 6:00 p.m. if you love the series back when it was on fox, now, you've got all access where you bring the officers in and you talk about it today. geraldo: it's a big hit show on fox nation, i am delighted having been associated with the program at its launch decade s ago to see it back, to see the audience as expected, flocking to watch cops, this is the only program on tv that exto lls the virtue of cops that applauds cops that has their back and as we see them in action, you understand the p eril that they face and the kinetic action involved some

we believe it's a political thing, deblasio wants this done by the end of his term. steve: and this is what the new york post is referring to, jab-m ageddon, because the worry here in new york is that the response times whether it's the fire or the police or anybody else whose called on emergency basis, you know, you're having a heart attack you want somebody to get there as quickly as possible. if you add five minutes or 10 minutes on it, that person could die. there have been a number of union officials who said you know what? people are going to die with this particular mandate. there have been legal challenges the pba once again has sued the city, but the court has repeatedly cited with employers. they got 45 more minutes to get the shot and then what happens? ainsley: what if there's a fire in one of these apartment complexes and there's children stranded up on the ninth floor and the response time is longer and those children could have been saved and they aren't? you have to think about worst case scenario and how sad that be. wouldn't you rather have someone

we had deblasio make it horrible but we turned around in 1990s with rudy giuliani, with the broken windows theory, you stop the small crimes and crimes dry up. it is very simple but that is how you do it. nobody is willing to take that step. i went to switch to another subject. i had donald trump on earlier and he says he doesn't think the durham report which just got an indictment is finished. >> the durham report is a great thing because it really, i don't think it is finished. i know and you know it has to go, i don't think they will do it because they never have the courage to do it. dave: what do you think? >> donald trump is projecting an optimistic attitude towards this. i may be more cynical but those friends of mine who are closer to the situation say they believe more indictments will drop. in the biden administration, people involved in this steel dossier, involved in concocting these lies that want to the fisa court and involved in shielding hillary clinton from liability. i'm a little cynical because those people are now being selected to serve in this current administration a

deblasio got rid of snow days because now you can do everything on zoom. brian: we're getting rid of him ainsley: it's hard on the teachers to do the zoom especially when they are teaching in the classroom. steve: but it's harder on the parents as well, but at the same time if the kids are going to be home the parents got to make plans to take care of the kid at home. ainsley: another loudoun county school board meeting erupting, fed up parents, have had enough as as they work to oust the board's chair and a few other members. >> we're still here. i said we'd see you in court as of 3:30 today, we are now in court. ainsley: douglas murray is going to join us next. brian: i'll take it from here ainsley. ainsley: thank you brian i can't handle it. brian: still ahead part of my interview with tim scott who discusses his vision to unite the country, this country and has a presidential run on the horizon. >> ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 y