ashley. ashley: thank you very much.y're blaming a migrant surge for 53% spike of people living in homeless shelters. joining me now is mike a republican from new york. congressman, how is the city supposed to keep up with this kind of demand, only going to get worse and more people approve. >> it's interesting to watch my colleagues in new york city and new york state blame this crisis on the border, blame it on traffic and the reality here is it's their disastrous policies and policies of sanctuary cities and the right to shelter. the reason the new york city homeless shelter system is up 53% is because they have interpreted the right to shelter to mean that they have to provide housing to illegal immigrants and officers are leaving, quitting the job before they're eligible for retirement is because of the policies like cash less bail. one of the dumbest pieces ever enacted anywhere into law. they need to look in the myrrh and end pollties and cooperate with ice. when you see illegal immigrants beating up a law enforce

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ashley webster in for stuart. take it away, ashley. ashley: good morning everyone, indeed. 353,000 jobs added in the first month of the year. unemployment stays at3.7%. what a blowout report. let's talk a look at a big tech as a well. amazon and meta if surging after their latest earnings reports, and look at the gain for meta. beautiful, up 16 plus percent. look at the gain for apparently the cutting costs for meta a -- is working. amazon, meanwhile, helped by holiday shopping, up 6.26%. and then there's apple, the laggard as you can see, down 3.5%. is it just a china problem, or is there something bigger going on? we'll get into that as a well. take a look at how the markets are digest ising all of this news. the dow off 130 points, the s&p essentially flat and the nasdaq losing some of its steam in the premarket, still up about four-tenths of a percent. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield up a whopping11.6 basis points, 3.99. take a look at the 2-year by comparison, the 2-year treasury yield up to 4.37%, up 17.4 basis points.

ashley: yeah, yep.le but he continues to try of course the networks want him and great for ratings and incredit card billion but it's been a struggle. lauren, thank you so much. coming up after getting delayed for rain and daytona 500 has first ever double header defending champion ricky telling us how the delay affects the race. when president b biden took office, he said he was going to tackle the immigration crisis with a root cause campaign. after spending billions in aid to south and central american countries, frankly that's been a dismal failure. we're going to bring you the full report next. i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. -this one? -nope. -this one? -yes. no. what? the big one. they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cash

ashley: thank you very much. i want you to look at this new fox poll that shows donald trump beating president biden georgia, trump is 50% support in the peach state but in wisconsin a different story, biden and trump head to head currently tied at 47%. tammy bruce joins me now. good to see you. what do you make of these two polls? >> thanks for having me. i remind everybody in 2016 trump was behind the entire season, behind on election day. hillary was ahead the entire time in state and national polls. that makes people think they know what the outcome is going to be. considering what has been put on trump, 91 indictments, all the media against him, the nature of the civil suits, has been a remarkable set of persecutions put on this man and he is still higher in these polls. you can't determine what will happen in the end. on the election day matters in that regard but it tells you the mood of the country, enthusiasm, trajectory. i think this is important to see. it's a reminder not only can trump win and when d

ashley: very interesting.e, thank you so much for being here on this monday presidents' day, many companies by the way looking to cut costs the sheer one of the best ways unfortunately is through layoffs. which big company has already announced layoffs this year. >> it's too big to go to the mall companies are feeling heavy we feel more and more companies compositions to get some of the weight off. what is happening as you look alphabet, amazon, blackrock, ebay sloshing job that layoffs are being normalized, in a way i think the other thing to remember with the story for years through covid, company successfully passed on their higher cost through higher prices to customers. but many of them have lost their pricing powers, now they/jobs, we used to see what a company said we were laying off a thousand workers the stock price would go up because investors said they're getting more nimble but were not seeing that this time around sometimes are making the announcement of a layoff and then we see the stock price g

ashley: thank you so much. your attention to capitol hill where us sanctions against russia in focus. the kremlin is deviating export control of semiconductors. hillary vaughan is on capitol hill with what you need to know. >> reporter: ukrainian troops were shocked when they opened up russian missiles and find us semiconductor chips inside of them. us lawmakers want to know how they got there. with sanctions in place russia shouldn't be getting their hands on prized technology but they are and are not gerri rigging the chips from something else either. >> makes little sense that russia would buy a washing machine for apart they could obtain easily unless a washing machine can fly, which i doubt, the components you find in russian drones do not fit. >> russian washing machines are not flying yet. it is irrefutable that the russians have found a way to export the controls. >> they been in armored vehicles, according to the school of economics, the top 5 producers from january and october of last year are intel,

ashley: very good. we will have to leave it there, thank you for jumping in today on the show we appreciate it. now this one democrat reveals how president biden really feels about israel's prime minister, he said benjamin netanyahu's leadership is not good for israel. we will have that story. a stark warning on the russian space weapons, watch this. >> if this is allowed to fully deploy acute completely blind our economy intake at her gps and blinder military is incredibly serious as a weapon of mass destruction. those are sobering words, casey mcfarland of the national security implications that. ♪ welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcía's, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized, -hey, john reese, jr. -how's your father doing? to help reach your goals with confidence. my si

ashley?t. and if ashley wins? >> lou: if ashley wins, she'll win all the contents of selena gomez's junk drawer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. selena's actual junk drawer. there's so much at stake. contestants are you ready? >> i don't know, but let's go for it. >> ready. >> jimmy: all right. it's time to find out "who knows selena gomez?" [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't know anything about myself. >> jimmy: first question. what ramen ewe item is mentioned in selena's new single "love on"? ashley? >> steak tartar. >> jimmy: that's correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, i'm ready. >> jimmy: yeah, you've got to get right in there, selena. ashley knows what she's doing here. ashley, you've got 10 points. the next question, to the nearest million, how many instagram followers does selena have? ashley? >> 429 million? >> jimmy: that is exactly right. [ cheers and applause ] >> i thought it was 418. >> jimmy: i just wonder, before we proceed, no one gave you any of the answers to the

ashley: yes.ages of 12-17 who were. prescribed the weight loss drug wegovy. last year there were over 1200. we'll break don't. there's a spike in prescriptions. tell you all about it. >>> toy sales in the are on the decline. what's behind the drop? we sent lauren to a toy store in new jersey to find out. lauren is next. ♪ -- in a barbie world ♪ if if (♪) it's inspiring to work at a place where our patients succeed. and where we as therapists do, too. with great benefits from principal, our clinic shows they truly care about us. (♪) a force to be reckon with. no, not you saquon. hm? you! your business bank account with quickbooks money, now earns 5% apy. 5% apy? that's new! yup, that's how you business differently. ♪ looking good, guys! thanks! vacations are better with the credit gods are on your side. i'm coming up! rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. earn points for travel with credit one bank, and live large. stuart: video game companies laying off thousands of emp

ashley: let's do it.an you hear me now, now bribes from contractors where they took them from contactors that were employed to do small scale repairs and maintenance and paid under $10,000. now, the suspects who are mostly building superintendents and assistant superintendents took a portion of total contract amount and usually in the range of $500 to $2,000 trying to stay under the radar. over the course of the investigation, the doj says describes amounted to over $2 million in exchange for work that was worth around $13 million. prosecutors say the bribes date back to 2013, 77 employees with the housing authority in new york city face charge of extortion, solicitation and, yes, receiving bribes. stu. stuart: all about the i having. thanks issue ash. glad you got your mic fixed. good story. president biden blames trump for why we can't secure or border and says trump is weaponnizing the issue. but the biden administration spent years misleading the public saying the border is secure. we'll dig into it.

why is he doing that, ashley? ashley: to meet a cap.ess on the size of the upcoming defense budget. now defense spending accounts for about half of the u.s. dis-correction natural rights approach budget and the 2024 budget including $886 billion for national security still has not passed congress. biden administration wants to reduce the number of f35 jets buying from lockheed martin from 83-70 and that'll be an 18% cut that would save an estimated 1.6 billion. biden's overall defense of national security budget request is about $895 billion, that would force by the way deep cuts in a wide range of programs and delays to existing programs and would also slow down the effort to rebuild weapon stocks depleted by wars in ukraine and israel. stu. stuart: ashley, update on shooting of the kansas city chiefs parade. what do you have? ashley: yeah, talking to media right now as we speak. the police chief saying they believe the shooting happened because of a dispute between individuals. two juveniles are being detained and half the victims are

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ashley: okay. house continues though to maintain that joe biden mentally fit for office but of course as we've just proven, stu, evidence to the contrary is almost a daily occurrence. stuart: i think decline is speeding up. special council on president biden willfully retained and disclosed classified documents but he's not facing charges over it. so why is donald trump being charged for the same thing? i'll put that to a former u.s. attorney. the mental fitness and will they change their tune to yesterday's report. they're getting answers and hillary is next. ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪)

ashley, come in.y: i have examples and blinken telling state department employees refrain from using mother, father, or manpower in a memo obtained by review and gender is a social construct and a person's gender identity may or may not correspond with one's sex assigned at birth. blinken encouraging his colleagues at state department to use gender neutral language whenever possible to show respect and avoid misunderstandings. he's also suggesting that employees identify their preferred pronouns and e-mail when introducing themselves in meetings of one final directive and blinken says avoid using phrases like the brave men and women on the front lines. oh no. he suggests more specific language such as brave first responders or brave soldiers. i need a break. stu. stuart: give me a break. the secretary of state saying can't use mother or father. get the hell out -- excuse melange. move on, stu. a high school basketball player identifying as a female accused of injuring opponents on the court. even one

ashley, who is it, and why were they banned from israel? ashley: well, yeah. and she is scheduled to be a featured speaker at a harvard event discussing the israel-hamas conflict. the u.n. official just banned, to your point, from entering israel for her comments basically justifying hamas' slaughter of more than 1,000 civilians as a response to israel's oppression. that's why she said it happen happened. albanese if also a state that the hamas attack had nothing to do with anti-semitism. okay. harvard's decision to host her comes, of course, as the school is dealing with act a sayingses of rampant anti-semitism on cam campus. harvard also currently facing a lawsuit filed by jewish students that a accuses the school of avoiding protecting ju-ju students from harassment -- jewish students from harassment. israel, meantime, says albanese should be fired permanently by the united nations, but she's due to speak by virtual means at harvard. stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, researchers may have found a new way to treat alzheimer's. it involves using ultrasound. >>>

what's in this all about, ashley? ashley: yeah.s and border protection documents do show the biden administration well aware that a great proportion of those migrants coming across the southern border are coming for economic reasons rather than escaping persecution. u.s. border officials interviewed hundreds of immigrants -- or migrants, that is -- in central america as they made their way north. not one reported escaping political persecution. poor and corrupt economic conditions were the most common reasons. in other words, each migrant interviewed would not qualify for entry into the u.s. to pursue asylum. and it appears homeland security is well aware of this fact but has taken no action. now, as we know, most a asylum seekers, legit or not, are allowed to remain in this country for years until they get their day in court by which time most are similar -- have simply disappeared across the country. stu. stuart: we got it. thanks very much, ash. brian with brenberg with me. what do we doe with these migrants who are here? they'r

ashley: 15. yeah.>>> coming up, one country is giving workers the right to disconnect when they're not on the clock. the government could even finem employers for reaching out during your time off. we'll find out if people here want to see those policies put in place in america. dave portnoy bet a half million dollars on the kansas city chiefs. he was right. how much money dud he win then? i'll ask him because portnoy is next. ♪ ♪ 'cuz i see sparks fly if whenever you smile. ♪ get me with those green eyes, baby ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) with the push of a button, constant contact's ai tools help you know what to say, even when you don't. hi! constant contact. helping the small stand tall. that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. stuart: one country is considering a new law that would fine companies who contact their employees outsid

ashley: yeah?bage disposal a, perhaps repair a water heater. the tiktok user from tallahassee to, who goes by the name of gator, a childhood nickname, has posted hundreds of videos on just useful repair hacks around the house. incredibly, he's e acued nearly 50 million -- accrued nearly 50 million likes and 3 million tiktok followers. he's even been offered a sponsorship deal by wd-40. gray to have calls his tiktok -- gator calls his tiktok stardom just a complete accident. he just did it for fun and now believes his videos have become so popular because many young people aren't taught basic with skills. he learned the building trade starting at the age of 18, before the internet existed, he says, and now he just focuses on making videos that are accessible to all a audiences. good for him, and it shows you the massive demand for that. stu. stuart: you can make a lot of money with millions of people following you hike this. all right, ash, thanks. look who's still with me. mike murphy. would you ta

ashley: something many people say.eric adams for his plan to financially support migrant families. smith adds i'm not a republican but democrats on this issue have been wrong. stuart: that is right. thanks. no charges were filed against biden despite special counsel report saying the president knew he kept classified information in his house. what's the difference? we are on it. it appears the supreme court will likely allow trump to remain on the 24 ballot in colorado. shannon bream will tell us key take aways from the landmark hearing next. ♪ ♪ (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. this looks like an actual farm. it looks cute on the app. [farm animal sounds] ♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are

okay, ashley, the next deadline is not that far away, is it? ashley: it certainly isn't.ves another week. reports say the house plans to vote today on a continuing resolution to extend government funding deadlines from march 1 and 8 to march 8 and the 22. not a lot of time. the house will then try to pass six appropriations bills and justice interior and military and veterans affairs and energy and those bills will be voted on in two packages trying to speed up the process. gop headliners already railing against the plan which means a rough road for house speaker mike johnson saying the resolution buying time to work out the last technical issues on these spending bills. the fight goes on. stu. stuart: it's always going on. thanks issue ash. brian brenberg with me. when will we ever straighten out the financing of this country? seems like american politicians are not being favored. why can they not stop spending? >> they don't want to. spending gives them power. stuart: thank you. they go there to do things to solve problems. i'll say this and unless you're willing to shu

ashley, any accents other than english? ashley: oh, gosh. no.nd hit me. i love the scottish accent. stuart: we'll move on, shall we. mr. varney, you're the reason i rise and get out of bed every business day at 3:00 in the morning. how do you adjust to getting up later on weekends and vacations? i don't, my body clock never changes, ever. how about you, lauren? lauren: i sleep as long as i can wherever i can. stuart: tepper, you get up at strange times. >> yeah, i'm in bed by 9, 9:30 typically. i go to bed early. stuart: what about vacations? >> i was just on vacation and still going to bed early. lauren: you guys. party poppers. >> getting old, you know. stuart: i'll ignore that remark, lauren. next one from terry. stu, you asked to see what it was like before the internet and what it would be like after ai is fully implemented and i re-you to two shows, flintflintstoness and jetsons. >> one flies privately and then puts family on commercial airplanes. lauren: jetsons are coming back. ai good encyclopedia britain kansas city chiefs is the only

i she ashley webster on the screen. how much of utility bills gone up? ashley: a lot. in the golden state, california, shot up by one hundred 27% over the last decade. the same story in other blue states including new york where lawmakers have had to set aside $200 million in the budget just to help households with those surging utility bills. the costs are expected keep growing to accommodate the shift to renewables. southern california edison estimates the cost of generating, storing and transmitting all the renewable energy could hit $371 billion by 2045. bottom line going green is leaving more people in the red. stuart: who wrote that for you? did you write that? ashley: i wrote that. stuart: a good line. i propose one might say. thanks. this is for you. the teamsters just gave the first major donation to republicans, first time in years they've done that. how much money are we talking about? ashley: 45,000 to the republican national to, the teamsters political committee sent one hundred $35,000 to the democratic national committee last december and another $15,000

ashley, which country and what are they saying? ashley: that would be estonia.ld soviet union saying russia is preparing for a military confrontation with the west been the next decade. estonia's foreign intelligence service said the threat could be deterred by a counter buildup of armed forces and the growing number of western officials have also been warning of a military threat from russia to co countrs along the eastern flank of nato. estonia said the assessment is based on russian plans to double the number of forces stationed along the border with nato members finland and baltic states of estonia, lithuania, and latvia. nato is responding and germy plans to have 4800 combat ready troops in the region by 2027 and that by the way is the first permanent foreign deployment by germany since world war ii. stuart: thanks issue ash. mark zuckerberg tried out apple's vision pro headset and facebook founder not impressed. we have the story. nvidia on a tear. they surpassed amazon in market value earlier -- just a moment ago, and now they've overtaken google. that wa

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florida attorney general ashley moody joining me now.llegal migrants to work. is that accurate? >> reporter: i wouldn't say that is accurate. what florida does requires employers of a certain size to make sure they are hiring people that are eligible to higher. but there are legal ways that folks can come to this country and work. stuart: can i ask you to hold on a second? >> reporter: leadership try to protect florida workers. blue one forgive me for interrupting. i just got back from florida. i know the state well. where i was, it is obvious, the landscaping businesses, there are illegals working they are. i can't prove it but it is obvious. this is happening in your state. are you okay with that? >> employers can hire folks from out of our country. there are legal processes to do that. stuart: i'm talking about illegals who come straight across the border ill legally who come to florida and they work. that is happening, isn't it? i suspect -- you need that labor. >> no one in the country, and they are helpful, the job opportunities, t

the story, please, ashley. ashley: yeah. russian investigators claim that the u.s.ctually used by ukraine's military to shoot down a russian military transport if plane last week. it killed all 74 people gone board including 65 ukrainian soldiers who were enroute to the swap for russian prisoners. russian authorities say they found fragments of the miss styles fired that had english writing on them that proves they originated in the united states. ukraine, meanwhile, has neither confirmed nor denied that the it downed the plane, but it is calling for an international investigation. stuart: all right. thanks, ash. here's what's coming up for you. new york's governor hochul wants to ease hiring rules to let more migrants work. could you say that just attracts more of them? we'll have have a report from outside roosevelt hotel in new york city where hundreds of migrants are staying at our expense. that's next. ♪ ♪ [♪] sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. [♪] wit

yeah. >> ashley, how do you weigh in on this? i mean, this obviously a big part, it's one portion of this massive debate about abortion that democrats are going to be focusing on for the next nine months. >> yeah. i mean, when roe fell, end even before roe fell, we were nervous when ruth bader ginsburg passed away, that that was real. the reality that that seat was going to go to a conservative justice and most likely the fall of roe would come was a precursor that happened a year-and-a-half before it actually happened. and then when roe fell, reproductive justice and reproductive freedom, rights it's advocates said that this is just the beginning. it will be a slippery, slippery slope to go into all forms of fertility and reproductive freedom men. so now we see to dana's point, they caught the car. so go ahead and write in it and go to the destination that you want and let voters be very clear on what your destination is. >> because >> you can put a memo wow, but how will you actually govern it's one thing to say something to ge

ashley why should we be encouraging the mushrooms? >> i think we need to look at this natural medicine and evidence coming out showing that mushrooms are safer than alcohol, tobacco and cannabis in helping americans overcome numerous mental and physical ailments. i think we need to research thisto medicine and give americans the opportunity and freedom to use natural medicine to heal and overcome their mental health ndcrisis. >> natural medicine i'm not against at all but one of the 44-year-old mushroom enthusiast mom pushed back on her critics recently. watch this? >> people say to me mushrooms are mommies new little helper. micro-dosing is mommy is present and aware and showing up maybe for the first time ever. >> laura: lou, p what's going o in our society that we have to lean on drugs in order to be present? ?or our children >> laura thank you for having me on this bit of this way. big drugs incorporated admit drug pushers out there trying to normalize drug use are creating what i think is one of the greatest threats to public saf

ashley? our sales of hot sauce surging? outside the box when it comes to eating healthy. there is a boom in hearts boss, some specialty sauce jumping by 20% year-over-year and expected to grow over $2 billion by 2030. apparently people who picked up the habit during the pandemic as they looked at flavor to healthy recipes and it has taken off from there. fortune magazine says social media may be driving the hearts us the hot tasmania as more people are influenced to try bold flavors, create new flavors and recipes and research shows more people going to plant-based nutrition, eating leaner food and hot sauce can generate a ton of flavor without adding a lot of sodium. i will puts roger on. that's about it. stuart: i am a vindaloo curry fan. that's not a spicy sauce, just hot indian food. coming up, the squad has a solution for the homeless crisis, you pay them. rashida tlaib wants to give them $1400 a month for three years. alexandria half has the story. biden's former communications director says the president is wrong on

ashley, come on in.want to know what the governor of south dakota is doing to help with the border crisis. ashley: we are not talking canada but the southern border, she is sending national guard troops as south dakota becomes the latest state to send help to the southern border. the governor said this. the border is a war zone, we are sending soldiers, it would be construction of a wall for illegal immigrants, doug -- drug cartels and human trafficking into the united states of america. 60 south dakota soldiers will be deployed to texas in the spring on a rolling basis over a 3-month period, from texas governor greg abbott, texas continues to build razor wire barriers on the southern border which is defying a supreme court position, backing abbott in his standoff. stuart: south carolina's republican primary this saturday, nikki haley refuses to drop out but could this weekend's results change that? black voters, key part of the coalition that sent biden to the white house in 2,020, supporting among that

ashley: he's been part of it.ld trump she would resign after the primary, trump would likely want to promote north carolina gop chair michael whatley as her successor. sources confirmed trump met with mcdaniel this past monday at mar-a-lago in palm beach, posted on social media platform truth, that daniel is, quote, a friend but urged it changes after the south carolina primary. the rnc denying the reports. daniel has come under criticism in recent months especially over finances. the rnc ended 2023 with 8 million in cash, less than half as much as the democratic national committee. stuart: yellen, treasury secretary yellen was grilled about whether the treasury department told banks to search through private customer transactions for terms like himaga and trump. her response was very telling and we have that story for you. biden's campaign will hold a fundraiser with barack obama and bill clinton next month. the fundraiser will be held at radio city music hall. one new york democrat says the party vote is unpopul

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ashley, what is the ringleader saying? ashley: he claims the crime ring is much bigger than him.w york city, yonkers, new jersey, even florida, tied to illegal gun use in december. and armed robbery at a manhattan jewelry store, cops are pinning two carjackings, six gunpoint robberies, finally nabbed while shoplifting at macy's store in new york. police say migrant low-paid gangs, peddling stolen goods and shipping proceeds to south america, living in a taxpayer-funded city shelter after arriving in new york city last year. we don't know anything about these people coming across the board but we know about this individual. stuart: a senator slam in the admin straighten's plan to use va funds to help with the migrant crisis. who is this? ashley: tommy turberville from alabama who introduced no va resources for illegal aliens act, the biden administration is using veteran expenses to help migrants in that crisis. watch this. >> actions of president biden, he decided we need to feed 10 million people who came across the border, house of them and give them healthcare. what better way

ashley: he is defender giving migrants prepaid credit cards. more efficient and cut down on food waste. he says local businesses will benefit. that program is going to cost new york city $53 million. stuart: jason is with me. the mayor's is dealing with a crisis not of his own making. he's doing the best of it. jason:i blame the city of new york and the state of new york for being a sanctuary city and sanctuary state, they provided the incentive to come here. free housing, free healthcare, all these things. i give mayor adams credit for being the first democrat i have heard to utter out loud let's revisit the sanctuary city status. when you have a middle alien who is here illegally and committing a crime, part of being a sanctuary city is you don't communicate with ice, immigration and customs enforcement or the enforcement removal office. get rid of the sanctuary city status and state. going to brownsville, nice photo up, get them to say we no longer are sanctuary cities, we will communicate, you commit a crime, you kick an officer, we? back t

ashley, are those restrictions working? ashley: no, border agents are simply overwhelmed, stu.al screenings and say the highest standard for those coming across the border and biden administration has hailed those higher standards and a cornerstone of the border policy and it turns out small percentage of arrest and strained budget unlikely to prove arrests for illegal border crossings for mexico and actually plunged 42% to the second lowest monthly rate of biden's presidency. data also showing that agency interview only 57,700 through last september. that's only about 15% of the nearly 365,500 migrants released by border patrol and no decision to appear in immigration court. we know how that works out and there's more than 3 million cases. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. border patrol agents in texas made a very big cocaine smuggling bust. how much did they get? lauren: this is worth 1 million street value and this is happening almost every day in texas. this happened last week at roma port of entry and tractor trailer hauling cinder blocks and this is happening because a, a lot is

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ashley: grady will be behind me in the queue. 2031 season. college football player says there are issues including the format of revenue distribution but the playoff expands from four teams to 12 this season and the deal will pay the cfp $608 million for 7 games, two playoff semifinals, championship game and four other major ballgames. of the tv networks including fox and nbc and streaming platforms expressed interest. although a deal has been reached with espn network could sublicense some of the playoff games to other networks. anyway you look at it, that's big money. stuart: you got it. what do you know about this? taylor swift and kanye west have problems all the way back to 2009 but we are now learning something happened between them during the super bowl. you know what happened? ashley: there's a claim that swift had kanye kicked out of his seat after the rapper purchased that scene in front of a private suite. the claim is made by brandon marshall who says in his broadcast they bought the seats, and they will be here smili

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ashley: he is, the data shows it.at the political donations data it tells a different story, trump has far more donors than biden from people who report working for the caller workplaces like walmart, federal express, analysts say that should be a red flag for biden's reelection campaign that relies on winning heavily unionized states. michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania for example. that said, trump is yet to earn the endorsement of a major union but there's a big disconnect between union leaders and the rank and file who he claims give him tremendous support. stuart: president biden and vice president harris meeting with governors at the white house, the border is not on the list of topics. a guatemalan migrant accused of killing a police officer filing a civil rights lawsuit against the officer's estate. his lawyers say his ability to speak english is a disability. we have the story next. ♪ when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to

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babbitt, somebody from police force shot ashley babbitt, so unnecessary, so sad, so horrible. but, there were no guns. there were no anything. if you take a look at my words, right after, you take a look at my speech from the rose garden, which was very shortly after, or you take a look at my -- i'm only on truth now but at that time we were tweeting. and i was on twitter. if you take a look at those five or six tweets, you will see very beautiful, very heart-warming statements go home. the police are doing their job, et cetera, et cetera. beautiful statements. if you seen my statement made in the rose garden i think you have to watch that today they said the words of trump. now, if you take a look of the words of democrats over the last period of time, look at schumer's statement about the supreme court on the steps of the supreme court, he sounded like a mob boss. take a look at any of them. we put together a tape of vicious, violent statements made by democrats, nobody brings that up. take a look at maxine waters and the vicious statements that she made. i didn't do that. i

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on the politics of ivf and more with me here tonight, our cnn political commentators, david urban, ashley >> allison, and david axelrod, david urban to you first as i was noting, already, roe v. wade was an issue for the republicans did even though donald trump named those three justices supreme court, who were critical to the decision he has said privately and sometimes publicly, i think it's a losing issue. well, how now this does it play? >> well, you saw clearly, i don't think donald trump has ever spoken more definitively about a social issue than this you just saw right there. i mean, he's kinda is kristen said, on what the on the abortion ban where the viability goes with her six weeks, 12 weeks, president and said he's not for a six week ban. isn't defined where it clearly stands on this issue. you saw he can't get more definitive it's a loser for republicans. it's a loser for americans. it's a loser overall 9010 issue in america, nobody thinks that's a good idea except handful very concerned about a touch judges and alabama ashley democrats clearly see an opening. one thing trump

ashley strohmier's before tonight in new york city. good evening. >> the latest incident started when a 23-year-old migrant allegedly punched a security guard in the face while being housed at the randall's island facility. nypd officials said a second migrant also assaulted the guard and both are taken into custody. new york city mayor eric adams had this to say after the incident. listen. >> i cannot emphasize enough, you place a thousand people in one setting and tell them they can't work, all they can do is sit around all day, tempers flare. >> adams said the city is now planning to install metal detectors at that shelter. he also wants to pay the residents a visit. >> i want to take a trip over to randall's and have a conversation with the people who are there, and remind them that it's a privilege to be in this country, and it is unacceptable to disrespect uniformed personnel. >> keep in mind, this is the third violent incident to take place at the randall's island facility in just a matter of months, and it also comes as city le

ashley, you worked on the biden-harris 2020 campaign. do you believe white house is using the vice president kamala harris effectively right now, is this the right approach >> i think the best use of the vice president is to get her out and talking to voters, which they are doing. and have been doing in an official capacity for the last year or so. i remember when the vice president was named on the ticket and from that moment through election day, i was charged with meeting with her regularly to do exactly what arlette was describing, what's the polling saying? where are voters, where are black men wear a black women, where young people, where's the asian community? the whole coalition necessary to win the vice president is uniquely positioned to speak to those communities. and so getting her out, talking about the issues that voters matter the most is one of the most effective ways to use them. and i am glad to see the campaign is really leaning into that that effort right now. >> we're gonna be seeing a lot more of her and hearing a l

ashley strohmier live for us to new york. thank you. let's bring in matthew belinsky.t's good to have you on here. the rep for michigan, mike rogers, wrote the following on x, quoting here. "today's cell phone outage should serve as a stark reminder of the cybersecurity threat america faces every day. we must be prepared in the event that china, russia, iran, or any of their proxies launch an attack on our critical infrastructure." he's got a point. you look at the southern border and all these people coming across, we have no idea where they're from, and it happens today, and we don't know if it's an attack, we don't know if it is cyber espionage. we don't know anything about it, and it leads me to believe that we are kind of a step behind here. what do you think? >> it does appear to be the case. the only clinician i've heard so far as what is called cloud misconfiguration, an industry term for human error. i do there was malicious intent and some sort of hostile power behind this attack, in which case obviously that bodes very poorly for our cybersecurity, or it sti

ashley, i want to dig into one of those economic numbers. only 26% of those asked believed president biden has actually improved the u.s. economy. and that number is an improvement over the poll from last summer. how do you campaign a winning message with those kinds of numbers? >> you have to start talking to people and explaining what the last three and a half years of policies have done to decrease inflation to increase wages, to really meet the american people where they are. right now the numbers are saying in terms of the federal reserve, in terms of mortgages, the numbers are saying that things are going in their interaction. the challenge is people are not feeling that right now. the campaign is going to have to connect facts with feelings. part of that is meeting folks where they are with compassionate messages. proving the point that we are going in the right direction. we need more time. in ten months things could feel a lot better than what folks are feeling right now. this is what the campaign is about. selling your campaign, yo

ashley warren was held on suspicion of dangerous dogs offences.killed at a house injaywick, near clacton. her daughter sonia martin believes the animals which attacked her mother were xl bully dogs. our correspondent, jo black, is in essex. yes, jo black, is in essex. it is two days on and as you can yes, it is two days on and as you can see there is a heavy police presence on lots of police activity going on. and that you can imagine, the neighbours here injaywick are still affected by what happened on saturday afternoon. some said they heard screams and some have been impacted and some try to save aston martin, but sadly she couldn't be rescued. there were a report from the police is said some puppies had been removed into veterinary care and they are part of the investigation.— and they are part of the investigation. and they are part of the investiuation. ., ., investigation. has to martin also grandmother _ investigation. has to martin also grandmother visiting _ investigation. has to martin also grandmother visiting her - investigation. has