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[ laughter ] case closed thank you. >> playing their fiddles as rrome burns, so-called progressives, this week as some flew b blue cities they dominate sliding into du chaos. will they. i am guy benson in for kennedy, for years we have have been talking about decent in to chris es. voters booted her out, but last night chicago elected a new mayor. did they vote in the law and order candidate, no, they narrowly elected a hard-core leftist, paid teachers union

agitator who supported all of the covid shut downs, more radical than l lightfoot. his name brandon johnson. oh, boy, randi weingarten was a fan, bernie sanders, al sharpton. the people of chicago. a narrow majority but it counts, he laid out a strategy for making the city safer. >> a city that is safer for everyone. by investing in what actually works to prevent crime. that means youth. , mental health centers, ensuring law enforcement has resources to solve and prevent crimes. >> a couple problem, johnson has play the defund police game. high talked about it. that is what he is about. cops in the city don't trust

him. the police union warned if he was election -- elected thousands of officers might leave the force, either quitting or retiring early. but windy city is not only place facing headwinds. in san francisco, a beloved tech executive father of two stabbed to death on the street last night. bob lee founded cash app and worked for other start up, elon musk weighing in tweeting: >> he tagged, the mayor, of san francisco. on that question. the insanity does not end there not on one coast. not in midwest or left coast but in texas. austin, a leader of a

antipolice activism coalition, has suggested that nobody should go to prison. ever. not even murderers, maybe he should run for mayor of chicago, we break break it down with party panel, chris barron. and fox news contributor marie harf. asteven l. miller. chris, we start with you. sometimes there's this impulse among conservatives to see this type of thing happen in a place like chicago. say, you know what, go for it. you get what you vote for. enjoy. but on the other hand, there are a lot of people who live in the city, innocent people some of whom had no role in this election, children come to mind. who have to deal with the schools and with the violence. is the you got what you vote for good enough here? >> no, i don't think it is. i have that impulse, i live

in middle of nowhere on top of a mountain on virginia-west virginia border, part of my wants to throw my arms up say, hey, chicago, san francisco, new york you get what you vote for. but there are millions of americans in these cities who deserve to be p protected. my question would be, is everyone time one of these progress of candidates wins in some mayor urban area it reminds me of out youthful communist who said the problem is, it has never done been right before. everything they are talking about has been tried in other cities and sometimes their own cities, and continues to fail, what will make it activity for branson johnson in chicago as opposed to any other left wing mayor in any other major urban hell hole, whose policies have been abject

failures, why is his approach with the same policies will have a better outcome. kennedy: this is a mystery to me, marie. you are a democrat, i am not. i can understand, laurie lightfoot you had your chance, we will change directions, but i don't get being in head space of shifting from l laurie lightfoot too this guy. can you explain? >> well i think this is a specific election. his opponent was hurt by attacks about how he had many supporters who were supporters also of donald trump, this was a specific election. crime is a problem in the cities. it has gone up in places that are governed by democrats and governed by republicans, the states with highest per capita murder

rate are lead by republicans. the challenge. i bring that up not for political reasons but challenges, we are not clear what policies have led to this influx of crime. some people think it is the more liberal prosecutors who let criminals back on the streets but also up in cities where that is not the policy, right? i think part of the challenge here is that the mayors have to respond to voters. you are right if this mayor does not do a good job, he will get voted out. there is not a playbook that you could give to brandon johnson that is okay, if you do x, y and z, crime will go down, we hear about horrific cases in new york, chicago and san francisco, there are horrific crimes across the country without the liberal policy. >> some is complicated. some less. a lot of red state violence and crime occurs in blue cities run by democrats, we

talk about san francisco in the open. you have the governor in state of california, not there, dealing with problem in his state, he is on a tour around the country of red states to lecture them hhow they need be more like california. >> there is nothing less than gavin newsom wants to talk about than the state of his own state. when i believe that founder of cash app was stabbed to death, gavin newsom lifted his travel extend band to red states to fly f tax dollars to sarasota, florida. he slammed tennessee for a mass shooting by someone not a conservative, and targeted christians. this is gavin newsom attempting to raise his profile for either this coming election cycle or next. this is a guy who doesn't pay attention to anything happening in his own state. there is a reason why. kennedy: >> she spends a lot of his

time tweeting and talking about other states, one texas. a crazy activist in austin. said if his own grandmother was murdered with a shotgun blast to the face he would feel sad but that person should not go to prison there is nothing to be gained. my guess that would not play overall in state of ticks texas. we'll be back. stay stand by. coming up. former president trump, now facing 34 felony counts in new york city. what comes next? how might that impact his political ambitions. the one and only shannon bream, will join me next. asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - are you a certified financial planner™? - i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are committed to acting in your best interest.

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guy: oh, boy, yesterday one for history books former president trump charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in new york, many legal expert questioning any manhattan d.a. bragg has a viable case, even andrew mccabe. a big trump critic, does not seem sold on this. >> that indictment landed

like a dud. right? commentators across spectrum saying there is not much in here, raising all kinds of questions about legal theory behind the case. they will have a tough time facing motions to dismiss. uninpressive. guy: president trump for his part to appear in court in december. where does this go from here? timeline, implications, joining us to discuss. anchor of fox news sunday, author of new book, the love stories of the bible speak, lovely, talented shannon bream great to see you. >> great to be with you. guy: we heard these from various people, experts like you, and otherwise like me, about the state of this case, strength of this. what is your analysis from a legal perspective? >> everyone will have to be patient. next time that president former president is due back in court is december 4.

his legal team will have a lot to do between now and then, they will try to get the case booted before it goes to trial. there will be motions to dismiss. they feel they have really good grounds for getting this thing you know abolished before it gets to a judge or jury, there is another option that not everyone is looking into. but possible that his defense team could ask for a bench trial. that means to a judge and not a jury. if they file they are strong enough on the law. they don't want to take a chance on a jury being more emotionally swayed. they could ask for judge to decide this in a bench trial. guy: they fascinating thought. that had not occurred to me. that could make sense, argument, let's say they try to get it tossed with a dismissal mogul motion that fails, then a change of venue, manhattan way too bias. the argument would be rather

than rolling the dice with citizens in this borough who despise trump, why not legal expert. that is all eggs of one basbasket with be on guy. >> if you feel the merits, on theory that's bragg is proposing, you saw people feel like is a weak tough case to prove, you may want to go to the judge. come on, judge, you know there is not enough here. let's take it and make our case to him. you said, they could -- you know go for a change of venue that is always possible, they would like to get it out of manhattan. you don't know with the jury, bragg has to convince a jury, it has to be unanimous, if you even one or two hold outs, people feel this is motivated by politics, there may be a

couple jurors to keep it from conviction. guy: there is seemingly agreement among many, that is really weak sauce, could they get it dismissed? >> yeah, i think there is a good possibility. trump's legal team seems pretty confident that something that could occur in this case. i don't think they are wrong to think, that because it a novel case with so many critics appears to be critical. -- i do think his legal team will have a good opportunity to say to the judge it does not reach muster to actual goat a trial, i think a judge who is objective, as we trust all judges to be, will be open to that. guy: quickly, the next hearing in december and a trial in january, which is start of primary season, is there nothing until then?

>> they will dig into documents and sharing information and over the witness lists, i think the motions to dismiss will come quickly, they don't want to get on december 4 hearing if they can help it. guy: s shannon bream thank you. >> good to see you. >> president trump not under a gag order, rallying his supporters after arriving home in mar-a-lago last night. >> we're a nation in decline. and now these radical left loon ticks want to -- lunatics want to interfere with our election by using law enforcement. we can't let that happen. with all of this being said, and with a very dark cloud over our beloved country, i have no doubt, nevertheless, that we will make america great again. [applause] guy: applause line.

and mentioned in reference with shannon, some of alvin bragg's critics for the the usual suspects let's say. >> what is the crime that prosecutors are alleging escalated this from a misdemeanor to a felony? >> if i had to characterize it, it is disappointment. >> if this is only peb pebble thrown at d donald trump this is a small pebble. >> where is the beef as far as felony goes, i talked with a lot of lawyers yesterday, none of them republicans or trump supporters they all say this is thin. >> in terms of a case brought against a former president this is a little under whelming. guy: president trump back where he loves to be in the spotlight with the backlash working for him, is it sustainable? joining me now, columnist from the hill, joe concha.

seems to be like they are sad about the l lack of meat. media is overall irk sited excited to in their comfort zone talking about donald trump, a dynamic they are familiar with and benefits trump as well. >> this is their super bowl meets on cars meets a jerry lewis telethon, this goes on for a long time, there is a financial insensitive as well. we see the ratings over on other networks which have been st str st struggling since donald trump left office, and reports on joe biden is not acceptable. they are giddy about this indictment, because of the, business, many are not fans of the former president. to point that was made before, as far as montage. this is the bad keg

indictment. all foam, no beer. all hat no cattle, use whatever you want. iit is amazing we seeing media being honest in terms of, even other channels, looking at this indictment, it is defending the indefensible. it is weak, as long as there is a new york city jury involved. anything could happen. guy: then there are other potential pitfalls ahead with legal trouble. potentially. efficient -- for the former president with other investigations. this have from political, talking about how some democrats are viewing this. white house is not commenting. >> president biden most senior advisers watched trump g.o.p. poll numbers surge, only reinforced belief that nation's 45 president will stand at republican nominee. according to four biden allies, they also believe trump is likely the

republican's most beatable nominee. there is this possible win-win for the moment for democrats where trump is gaining among the republican voters, they are rallying for obvious reasons abuse by alvin bragg, if that gets trump closer to nomination in white house and biden camp they are rooting for that? >> they saw what happened in 2020, donald trump, guy, had problem with suburban women, and independents or blue dog, b blue collar democrats, if donald trump is the nominee and still talking about 2020 or about, he has every right to in this case with manhattan all of the cases gain him that willic tend to again 24, instead of a forward looking message for what he will do

to fix the nation on anonymous i inflation some is still above 6% and crime, and a border allowed 182 people on terror watch list to walk through the border, you local education, a very pur important issue. we're at 30-year lows in test scores, if we can't concentrate on issues and ends up a referendum on donald trump it is difficult to seeing him again. guy: like you know grandpa versus grievance. joe concha t thank you. guy: coming up, not a shiny moment for jill biden, first lady locked in a weird war of words with lsu champion

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guy: welcome back, it was a flagrant foul, lsu basketball star in women's side, ncaa mvp angel reese saying here team may not visit the white house after they won the title. after the first lady floated an idea of inviting both winners and losers of championship game to 1600 pennsylvania avenue for a celebration, reese responded to that idea calling it a joke, and would rather visit the obamas there is more. reese added her time shot down the opportunity to meet with jill biden pregame. first lady was at the game. let's say this ceremony at

white house does happen. how awkward could it get? our panel is back, chris barron, marie harf and steven l. miller, real talk. would the first lady have suggested this type of thing for a men's championship? >> well, i don't know. the women's championship this year was a much better game. i think what she was talking about, lsu will be invited, they should go, the coach took her team from baylor to trump white house, i think they will go. but this historic championship, caitlyn clark who plays for iowa is the best basketball player, men or women, playing today, i think jill biden was channeling that. i don't life that angel reese said they didn't meet with jill biden because joe biden picked his wife a alma matter to beat them in his

bracket. do it now. go to the white house, celebrate the women's baseball game that we're seeing played today it is like nothing we've seen before. guy: steven, president biden, picked again lsu that marks first time that president has been wrong about anything, we should note that. it seems like this has been walked back, jill biden's spokesperson said it will be lsu, angel reese unsatisfied, almost like escalating the war of words bringing the obama into this. >> i love her, i think she is a queen. you had the white house team saying to joe, don't do anything, don't say anything, just hide in the closet. let the news cycle be about trump, here comes jill biden off of the top rope all lives mattering white house visit and costing hip the him the black vote. guy: a lot town -- a

lot t to unpack. >> my theory, if i am a member of iowa hawkeyes, they had a great season. their star player is incredible. wild to watch, they lost the game, they lost by 17 something like that it almost feels like it would be humiliating to have a pat on the head, come to the white house even though you lost this say participation trophy. these are grown women, and hard-core competitors, i don't think they would want to be there. >> that is why caitlyn clark said they would not go, it is for the winners, what gets me about this bidens have been in washington for 50 years, and it always -- just mystifies me people have w who have less good political judgment. i don't know how you could actually f -this up, just say, great game. we can't wait to see the

champs at the white house. that assault you had -- that is all you have to do, if you told me beforehand that jill biden would figure out a way to s sky it up for -- screw biden white house, i would say that is not possible, i would be wrong. guy: president biden will skip coronation of king charles, that is next month in the u.k., why is this happening? according to a report, he is too old. biden has a trip planned forever northern ireland this month. and per telegraph newspaper his handlers think that two trips across the pond back-to-back. might just be too much for sleepy joe. a source saying: >> okay. yes he is 80, yes foreign

travel seco exhausting he is president of united states s this a good reason, like too much on the schedule. to snub the brits. i guess biden is going to northern ireland to celebrate end of troubles, that is this month. next month is coronation. could he just put them together while high is over he is over there. >> no american president has gone to a british coronation. eisenhower did not go, the first lady will go, this is historical pr precedent has been set. >> steven, fair enough, you can make the case, setting

setting aside precedent, it is a america thing, thank you very much, we love you but thanks yo but no thanks. >> yes, they will sendcal caitlyn clark. i know that biden is already a part time president with 4 days in delaware a week, jen psaki last week said that joe biden does nothing before 11 a.m. there is a concern that is coming up, he -- they are talking about he will not announce a new campaign until august, that is really late. i do think there is concerns with his age, that is out front for everyone to see. again, marie said it, this is not something that presidento go to. but, you know, it is impossible to ignore the fact we barely see him as it is. guy: he was invited, they

are declining. a anonymous report, saying part is just the concern that he is too old, too much travel, across the atlantic, do you buy that? or moon lines of what marie said. >> i don't think that the president was -- precedent was set because 70 years ago, we have not had a coronation in the u.k. in a long time, 70 years ago. i don't think that is reason they are not sending him. i pray that reason he is not going is anything except the report he is too old to go, that is horrifying, if he is unable to make the trip, that could be, we d don't want to go i'd be fine with that, but because he is physically not capable that is terrifying to think

about, one thing to take a chuckle about fact he falls asleep in middle of stuff and trips up steps, but another thing when you have people say, hey, by the way, president is physically incapable of making trips that is scary. guy: one thing that i watched with some interest, megan and harry are trying to get invited to this. like we hate you and you are racist but invite us we need more detail for our next book. to lie about you, that is my theory, we'll see how palace responds, but no joe. >> why are they not respects their privacy. guy: left leave them earnialone for privacy and glamour shots and next book. all right, appreciate it. good stuff, chris, marie, and steven. coming up. on the big program. one of vladimir putin's top security officials has

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guy: vladimir putin is quote, insane, and a war criminal, according to one of his former top security officials who defects from russia, now trying to help stop the war in ukraine, he worked with president putin a personal security operation since 2 thousand 9 -- 2009, after defects in october he is going public, calling computer' a paranoid war criminal who is afraid for his own life, he built a secret train network, and

identical offices in various cities to confuse would be assassins, with me is former cia officer, and portman square group chairman and ceo mike baker. thethe details are dramatic, a small window of time, got out with wife and kid. they realize, he was gone and started getting blown up his phone. now he is defected to the west. saying putin is crazy at this point. in a scary way. is this guy a true insider. or is he in a position maybe it would benefit him to exaggerate stuff. >> first, it is a sign of the times we have been talking about. old days, a sensitive asset someone who defected from a place like russia or china we would not know about it

not talk about it in media. this individual according to all information that is available, he in communication support, high -- traveling and setting up networks for wherever putin may happen to be se, he is not a confidant or one of his close security detail. who standing next to him. and hearing everything. but, he is from intelligence perspective a valuable asset. guy: he has seen a lot. >> a lot. sometimes we're talking about someone like putin in a time like this when he has been shrinking his inner circle. that means, your potential

targets who tell you what he is thinking or his actions are limited. someone like this defecting, coming to the west, he can tell you small things, what did putin look like during course of this meeting, the way he comported himself, his physical language that could be important. you know he makes very interesting comes, he talks about putin health is not bad. not what -- there has been speculation he is suffering from severe illness. he has come outside high does not believe that to be case. this is the sort of thing, when it happens, you hope that he landed in the arms of our either our own intel community o or our allies there is a great deal of information you can gather. guy: seems to be a big deal, if true, that putin is isolated and paranoid.

>> a little bit of dr. strange. guy: i imagine this defection would make him more isolated and paranoid. >> absolutely. this individual brought with him according to reports his wife and young child. he lif left his family there, his family were putin supporters, he could not tell his family. trust me, when someone defects, it usually, creates a lot of discome fort -- discomfort and chaos for those left. guy: we know t russians are not above coming to western country and trying to assassinate. >> in st. petersburg russia,

a prominent reporter there blown up. >> a sign of the times, the video of this event. a pro-putin, supporter, and ukraine invasion, taken out in a cafe while giving a presentation, he is surrounded by people, someone walks up, presents him with a bust of himself, and it a gift. there was tussle a little bit of back and forth saying you don't have to present this. anyway it was on the table next to him. it is appears to have been a explosive device, kills the pro-putin blogger, they arrested the russian woman who may or may not be, russian answer vices are not adverse to arresting whom ever then sorting out details later. they blame ukraine. guy: i think, you know they will have their theories, one of questions from both of stories, is anti-war

sentiments rising insight of russia, thank you, mike. >> you're welcome thank you. guy: question, could chicago's brand-new far left mayor further fuel a massic mmass mass economy does from the city, we break it down with jonathan hoenig ahead. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good.

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guy: mcdonald's not loving it. chicago based fast-food giant laying off hundreds of corporate employees this week, is the fast-food the business struggling. chicago new mayor election planning on new taxes on companies, hotels, airlines, the whole economy in the city. people have been fleeing illinois in droves, for years now. my question, how can a capitalist pig survive in a fully socialist chicago? let's ask the man jonathan

hoenig. we start with mickey d 's. is this an isolated i o or red flag in a wider view of the economy. >> not isolated. we have more nontechnology companies, announcing layoffs, specifically chicago company. mcdonald's is a chicago company, they join tyson food and sit s citadel and caterpillar and boeing but in cases like chicago. the economy looks worse given their politics. >> i lived in chicago for years, i don't know what to say, laurie lightfoot bad, brandon johnson arguably

considering worse. people have look at school stuff, teachers union, crime stuff, but with his plans on the economy and taxes, what is about to come to chicago? >> they are doubling down to your point. on the policies that brought this city to this place. at a time that crime is out of control, drug problems out of control taxes are out of control, they bring in who? next chicago teachers union affiliate the favored candidate and favored nominee of benc bernie sanders and e lizbeth warn this specific mayor is antibusi. young that city the capital -- my phone started ringing. saying the city is clue

screwed and fear that chicago is the next detroit. guy: my head is still hurting, a per-employee tax. it feels like a science experiment in killing jobs. >> that is just it. that taxes on cta, transportation, or you know, one major employers in chicago are financial markets, one of the nominees new mayor's new suggesttion a financial market transaction, they will leave town, you will see, is atlases, companies that make the city work. city is not just a collection of buildings but the businesses and people. these all recommendations whether the old mayor or new mayor will push the city in same progressive direction.

this is just laying and doubling down on policies that brought us here. guy: like almost making it worse. it is crazy to me, okay. here is a new idea. we'll tax the companies for every employee they have, if they are a chicago paced company, what do you think will happen, this is wild. last point, i saw stats from last year. gain illinois was near top in terms of out bound migration and u-haul trucks leaving, number two in country, just behind california. seem like u-haul might do a brisker, out of chicago soon. >> there was a time for example financial markets to be in chicago, banks and et cetera, thanks to amazon and more companies don't have to be here, a major financial market, s s sit --

citadel leaving chicago for where, florida. >> the scape gates are the same, blame the rich, and tax them, they say let's spirespiral. >> thank you. guy: thank you to you in particular for watching at home. please while you are are here, thinking of it follow kennedy look at her, fabulous, twitter, instagram. go to facebook. e-mail her kindly, nice words. and there is my show, guy benson show, weekdays 3 to 6 eastern, and guy benson show.com. podcast is free, h recommend 2.

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