actually. >> brian: so all the lightfoot people went way left and next thing you know. >> will: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: and we begin this when our a fox news alert. fox news alert more migrants from texas arriving near the d.c. residence of vice president kamala harris yesterday. >> brian: why won't she greet her? >> will: isn't stopping the biden administration from taking a victory lap over the ending of title 42. >> brian: matt flynn is in el paso. >> the city of el paso reports it released more than 4,000 migrants into the streets here last week. that's the highest number for any calendar week so far this year. and behind me, you could see right now there are many migrants who are sleeping on the pavement in dirty alleyway outside of the sacred heart shelter in downtown el paso. i spoke with a few migrants over the past couple of days.

they tell me they want to get to destinations like denver, new york and orlando, florida. here in texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from the state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday not far from vice president kamala harris' home. governor greg abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago and new york. border patrol sources tell fox news after the surge of migrants we saw before title 42 expired last week, the migrant encounters have now drastically fallenning. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of will encounters vs. what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. >> according to multiple cbp

forces, border patrol afghan national fbi terror watch list. that man crossed the border with a group of migrants. when he was fingerprinted, the fbi confirmed a match on the terrorist screening data base. yesterday, the was asked how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir. >> much better than you all expected, ha ha ha ha. >> do you have any plans for this border? >> no, i think -- pardon me. >> do you have any plans to visit the border. >> not in the near term, no. no. it would just be disruptive. not anything else. >> we wanted to briefly show you i spoke yesterday with a migrant here and she was asked to appear in court in june 2026. three years from now. and she was asked to appear in newark, new jersey. >> she is currently taking shelter here on the streets in el paso. and i asked her how she plans on getting from texas to newark, new jersey. and she said a humanitarian

flight. and she plans on remaining in the country for the next three years until that court date. back to you guys. >> brian: all right. thank you, matt. >> brian: matt is being polite. whisper outdoors not to wake up the illegal immigrants sleeping in the streets. >> ainsley: this lady has to wait three or four years to go to court. some are waiting 10 years. hanging out in the united states for that long until they can get to their court date. and then the governor of texas, abbott says more will be coming. i'm going to be shipping more out into other cities. and to new york, philadelphia, chicago, and other places across the country. it's called operation lone star. >> will: yeah. well president biden has on his bike helmet and aviators so he is ready to fly a fighter jet or not fall over on his bike. the governor of florida is saying hey look we can handle problems like this. handle bridges that went out during a hurricane. we can build things and still get things done if we have the right leadership. governor ron desantis was asked about this crisis in iowa on sunday.

>> governor, anything you want to say about the southern border what you are seeing out there is? i know a few minutes ago. >> it's a disaster. and it's a man made disaster with bad policies. so you obviously are going to continue to have bad things happen because they are not going to change the policy. border should just be shut down and that's what you do. you know, if if were like world war ii area. step down in 48 hours. our country does not get things done anymore and that's something we are going to need to change. >> will: yeah, he is right. >> brian: he says i will finish the wall. just put me, in coach. a couple of followies. one folly they keep saying is i inherited a broken system. you didn't inherit a broken border because the numbers don't lie. 400,000 the last year of the trump years. look at it now. migration. are last 30 years you have had a problem in nicaragua both

communist/socialist country. >> tell me cuba suddenly went communist. tell jfk it communist. this is a problem forever. what do they all are v. in common. once in a lifetime opportunity to bring friends and family to the border because of the way the president campaigned. this according to mexican officials relate to our reporters on the ground. >> will: such a weird thing to have a global migration where the vast majority of people want to make their way to the united states of america. almost all of whom are brown and black and come to this place described as the president of a land of white supremacy represents the greatest threat to democracy. that's what he said this weekend at howard university. greatest threat to america is white supremacy. and then, yet, all of these people want to come to america. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: i mean, we were talking during the break, brian was saying i can't believe we have lost 85,000 migrant children. they are just somewhere. >> brian: how is that not the first story. came over unaccompanied and their children. we don't know where they are. they are not accounted for. hear the stories of the people in the verlts, work in the

verlts. they they're to volunteer to make sure these children get placed in the best homes with the best sponsors and hear some of these sponsors are saying i want two boys to work on my property and they are going to work really hard to pay back what taxpayers have put in to getting in to our country. >> brian: how is that not the number one story out of chuck todd's mouth and margaret brennan's mouth this weekend. when they do the sunday shows just as bad under trump and broken under both administrations. excuse me. that's not the issue. since when were you trying to put donald trump's immigration policy. they keep going back to the folly of donald trump separation of families he did for two and a half weeks and while he stopped while information o they keep going back to that policy. it wasn't even in place. what ainsley just said is the bigger story. you talk about a few thousand separations send a message to stop coming and they stopped it. how about 85,000 kids came and we lost track? how about this? you decided that the facilities

are so full that you were telling people i'm not going to process you. go to an ice facility in 10 days, whatever language they are speaking, spanish or whatever they speak in kazakhstan. and then they realize that's a problem so florida sued so the judge said, yeah. you got to process people. and they call it sabotage that's the president's policy he says is working. >> will: meanwhile, another thing that, perhaps, could be described as sabotage would be the way that city leadership has handled the city of san francisco. i mean, which is the drain of economic depravity, crime and drug addiction and public toilets, essentially, the streets serving as public toilets. dave chapelle, comedian and insightful observer of society gave a surprise comedy show look around this city is getting -- >> ainsley: and he loved san francisco. >> will: getting jacked. he said this on.

if f gate.com. what the f. happened in this place he? told a story -- i went on inside the article that described what he this to say in this comedy show. he was eating at indian rest restaurant tenderloin only to have someone defecate in front of the restaurant as he was walking in. san francisco, he said, has become half glee half zombie movie -- perfect description -- and he remarked that the whole city is the tenderloin now. y'all need a batman he exclaimed. >> ainsley: epicenter of the homeless center is the tenderloin. according to february report of the public policy institute of california, 30% of those people in our country who are homeless live in california because california, come one, come all. if you are homeless, you are welcome to come to our city. he is saying what is happening when i'm walking into a restaurant and someone is defecating outside and i'm having to step over this person or whatever they left behind to

get this to eat my food, it's just gursing. >> brian: this is just an example of gavin newsom being a failure as a leader because he promised he would rid san francisco of their homeless problem within 10 years. he made it remarkedly worse and then became governor twice. so now he is destroying that city at a rate he didn't think was possible. but has really outstripped himself. he went from a huge surplus to a record deficit. and he has more people leaving california than ever before and his genius idea tax people once they leave in the hope that they won't. this is my hope. that people will see this failed experiment, everybody, and change. >> will: they are not. >> bill: put people back in power and give credit and money and power to the police. >> steve: they are not. they are going down the same path. san francisco is just ahead of them on the road. just a quick story. yesterday, you know, ainsley and i like to get our pliable smoothies. i went to pliable, right? >> ainsley: so good.

>> will: quick story. two ladies in pliable. brought in beautiful golden retrievers. ordered beautiful asai. i'm sure they had all the right political views. taking there taking the banana slices off pliable and feeding to the dogs. overrule priced to start with $5 smoothy. feeding the banana to their dogs and i walk out and there is a lady who is, you know, on the verge of homelessness shuffling down the street. i don't know if she is homeless. what a microcosm. i'm not telling you that i'm always the guy that's handing out money or helping some people but the thing is the hypocrisy of the situation and the stark inequality. that's san francisco. although that was on the upper west side of new york. that in a nutshell is san francisco. city after city, new york, san francisco, chicago,. >> brian: los angeles. >> will: rich with the right views feed bananas to the dogs

and poor are shuffling down. that is increasingly america. >> brian: at one point don't you think people will sober up and put people in charge that have a problem with this that understand that cops aren't the problem that all chaos really hurts. >> we hope. when you look at how elections swing. look at new york and chicago. it's more and more progressive. so many conservatives that live in these big cities feel like they are losing their city and country. that's why they are getting out and moving. >> brian: try to get your head around. this mayor adams is losing the city because they say he is acting too conservative. where conservatives say i can't believe how. >> ainsley: who is they? >> brian: the left. the way left. the aocs of the world where conservatives are saying what a disappointment. i thought he would be more conservative. >> ainsley: the aoc's former, someone who worked with her, her staffer has now left to go run the communist party of new york and her father is from cuba and is a big leader down in miami and was asked about it and said this is a big problem in our

family. we don't support this? we escaped com communism. >> brian: functioning deposition with a huge nose ring interesting fashion statement. >> ainsley: today, lori lightfoot single term as mayor of chicago officially ends. her reign is over, brian. >> ainsley: as progressive mayor elect brandon johnson will be sworn in. >> brian: she was so successful. johnson once called defunding police a real goal will have to tackle the skyrocketing crime. >> will: gianno will be talking breakfast with friends at rosie's home cookin' in suburb of naperville. >> that's right. will. we are here asking voters, people who voted in the chicago election or just watch the politics of the day, what grade would they give lori lightfoot. only hours before she is out of office. i want to go gary first. what grade would you give lori

lightfoot. >> i would give her an f. >> how about you, sir. >> f. >> f minus. >> how about you? >> probably d, f. >> god bless our new mayor scott werley. way to go, scott. >> what grade would you give lori lightfoot. >> i wouldn't. expulsion. >> so we have a lot of thoughts here as to how people feel about the crime that's going on in chicago. the migrant crisis and certainly the financial strain has been placed on the chicagoans and across the state of illinois. and i have got to tell you i have gotten a lot of interesting takes. so glad to be with our veterans, right? our veterans? [applause] e. [cheers and applause] that's right. we love our veterans and here at rorosy's they give great discounts. i want to send it back to you all on the couch. but we have got a lot of interesting viewpoints here and continue bringing this all morning long. >> brian: gianno, at one point will the cubs be asked to play

their games elsewhere because it's too dangerous? >> i mean, at wrigley field you have got to imagine it's going to be dangerous with all the drinking going on. >> brian: getting there and out. >> sports teams, the white sox, the cubs, and we'll have those conversations as well. >> ainsley: gianno, do you have a lot of friends moving out of chicago. new yorkers we are seeing people leave constantly? >> here's the point of view that i think a lot of folks in chicago have. if they can afford to move. that's the question. not everyone can afford to do it. those who can, are certainly leaving in droves, ainsley. >> will: all right, gianno, awesome stuff. check in with you later there at rosie's in naperville. >> ashley: legal defense fund for marine veteran daniel penny is nearing $2 million in donations. the attorney for the marine veteran believes penny's arrest struck a cord with people nationwide as support continues to pour in. don't forget to tune in tonight

on the i "the five" judge jeanine pier rory will be interviewing daniel penny's attorney. teachers in oakland set for 8th day of strikes despite saying a verbal agreement had been etched radio. deadline for finalized deal with you that deadline was missed. the teachers say the final deal must include common good items including reparations for black students. and florida police joking that an alligator was hunting for pub-sub when they caught up with him in a publix parking lot last week. they received a few 7911 calls when the gator got a little too close to the store for comfort. helped relocate him to a nearby body of water. the officers joking the gator was following all laws before heading to the grocery store. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> ainsley: house republicans making a major move in the search for answers on the chaotic afghanistan withdrawal. retired marine bomb tech joey

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service members and the injury of 47 others. our next guest served in afghanistan. fox news contributor and marine vet joey jones and he joins us now. good morning, joey. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: what is your reaction to this? will would he be able to see these reports and cables. >> much like the border the administration wants us to believe it's not a scandal and not going to go away. the american people, regardless of their politics are devastated at the way we pulled out of afghanistan. most importantly the 13 service members that died and dozens that were injured that we don't know their names like we know the 13 killed in action. all republicans are trying to do find out how these decisions were made. on the one hand politically to hold those accountable on the other hand, maybe we don't do it again. maybe we put in contingencies. we review the process. the politics of this makes it disgusting for me. yeah, i lost my legs in afghanistan. but i lost friends in averages. we lost human beings who could have changed in world and did in their death forever for the

better and to not honor them by being completely transparent is one of the worst things i have seen a president do in my lifetime. >> ainsley: what's your reaction to blinken? we need to see these reports. we do need to learn from it. why won't he release this information? is it because he was warned before that this was going to happen? >> he is already under their version of contempt, i guess. they have already asked him for specific cable or group of cables that he has refused to turn over. they have threatened to take action. this is the really ugly politics of it. what are you going to do to force the executive branch to comply with congress? but that goes right back to my first point. who are you as the president of the united states not call yourselves and say give them what they need, let's open the board, let's open the books like my old commander used to say, pull your pants down and show your moon if you have to. show them what you have got so we can get through this and figure it out. >> ainsley: the president is up for re-election, i'm sure he doesn't want us to see those cables. tell us about this, this is exciting new book. >> i have talked about

afghanistan lost. this is about ats with a changed. i have got my friend in here who commanded the unit that had record losses. i have also got aim must benjamin in here whose brother served killed in action. my friend served with all three of them it. goes on. the gold star wife of the marine standing next to me who died when i lost my legs, my best friend from back home. 10 different stories of 10 different individuals who really have amazing stories. they are not told because they didn't quite lose a leg or they didn't lose their life. you don't have to sacrifice at that level to sacrifice in a way that people need to know. what this is, is a telling of my story through these 10 people that were a huge part of it. >> ainsley: everyone has asked you, when you where going to tell your story. you need to write a book and now you have. >> a book about me may or may not be necessary. probably not. but a book about us. that's what i want. >> ainsley: it is your your personality you are humble.

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thousands of law enforcement officers are in washington, d.c. for national police week. on saturday officers, their families and crowds of supporters came together for the 35th annual candlelight vigil. read the names of 556 officers who were added to a memorial for those killed in the line of duty. tomorrow family and colleagues of the fallen will come together to support one another at the national police survivor's conference. the vatican now reviewing claims of a possible miracle happening at a catholic church in connecticut. in march, a reverend from the church said that during holy communion one of the parishioners found that the wawafers multi-fluid during the service. sending their results of the investigation to rome who will determine if it really happened. and those are your headlines. will, over to you. >> will: might have been a time ashley where i was skepticism but no more now i'm willing to listen. see how that investigation turns out. thank you. >> ashley: you are welcome.

>> will: skyrocketing migrant surge exposing the risk of terrorist suspects coming through the border. last week in california cbp forces confirm the arrest of afghan national on the fbi terror watch list crossing the border with a group of illegal immigrants. art del cueto is president of the national border patrol council joins us now. start with this case in particular. this one is particularly. here we have afghan national on the terror watch list. >> correct. and that's one that they apprehended and caught. that's one of how many? as we know, these cartels continue to send big groups to different areas, distracting agents. there are scouts along the southern border. they are watching where the agents are being placed and where they are not. and then got to be concerned with the got-aways. a lot of got-aways gone through. people don't know apprehend, whatever. you don't know. that's the problem right now.

you have cartels, they know what they are doing. they have doing it for a long time. continue to see the exposed areas and continue to see this because this administration refuseds to do something about it. >> will: so, art, you know, the numbers, and i don't know that we have the numbers we can show to the viewer. but they have exploded. i'm talking about the numbers of people on the terror watch list who have been encountered or apprehended over the last two years. we are talking about over 3 to 4 year period from roughly 17 to 20. you are looking at less than a dozen terror watch list suspects encountered. now in the hundreds over the last couple of years. i want to ask you this. what's happened, art? is it simply that the people who would possibly look to do ill in this country have seen the open door? have we reclassified the terrorist watch list? i'm curious why has the number exploded in this manner? >> you are going to have to see the number is going to go up the percentage of individuals coming into the united states illegally going up. going up tremendously especially under this administration.

you are going to see this. you know what in the unknown, that's what is evennier. how many have gotten through. that's what people need to understand. how many have gotten through and we are catching individuals that continue to come in. just a couple years you were hearing so much issues with the pandemic. but we're allowing people to come in, you know that, have not been vaccinated for any diseases. there are individuals in the hospital with serious diseases, agents have been there we don't know what is going to happen. it could be stopped today if this administration tried to do something about it, put immigration judges on that line. start seeing who actually does come in through asylum and who doesn't and start sending people back. not just release them on their own, hoping that they are going to show up for their court date, which we know they are not going to do. they are releasing everyone coming across the border. >> will: this is a national security threat, art. this is like the story that's not being told. this is massive. and it will be told. the moment something horrific happens. you're there. you're part of this

organization. i'm just curious, this man is an afghan national. you are seeing these penal ons terrorist watch list. where are they from, art? just a quick survey in your estimation. where are these terrorist watch list suspects coming from. >> so, listen, the united states -- the agency, the agency has deported again, i don't speak for the agency, but the agency has reported that they have arrested individuals from over 160 different countries that will give you some idea. and just recently, every sector has a different group of people coming across. you know, one sector has more people from venezuela coming across. other sectors that have more people from china and cuba come across. out in arizona, it's been reported that there is a lot of information coming in from africa, from pakistan from, dubai. people from all over the world that are entering the country right now because they see our weakened immigration and they see our weakened borders. >> will: afghan nationals on the terrorist watch list. chinese engineers that story has been reported on from all over the globe as you pointed out.

art del cueto, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> th thank you, for having me. >> will: coming up, the 2024 presidential candidate larry elder, he is going to join us live in just minutes. but, first, lori lightfoot's reign over chicago is over as a new mayor is set to be sworn in today. gianno caldwell is having breakfast with friends at rose warossi's home cooking in chica. >> why did you leave chicago. >> 1994. came here for the quality of life. schools, clean affordable housing. and i wanted my kids to grow up like i did on the west side of chicago safe. >> school choice. >> my last one graduates friday all went on to do amazing things. great education. >> more after the break. stick with us on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ defeat allergy headaches fast

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>> brian: back with headlines starting with america's crime crisis. let's go to san francisco. police investigating the robbery of 61-year-old man at gunpoint. last week the victim attempted to stop the robbers by quelling "i don't have any money" as they approached. they successfully played off with the victim's jade pendant necklace worth $4,000. police say they are looking for two suspects. good luck. new jersey governor phil murphy attempting to woo new york businesses to his state lie slamming new york's controversial congestion tax. murphy launching a campaign including slogans by a congestion tax to submit new york city traffic get out of here. new jersey's ideal location talented pool of workers are also great reason why businesses should leave the big apple for the garden state. to my favorite league the usfl. new jersey generals 24-21. louise aguilar 8 for 8 on field

goals including a walkoff 55-yarder. >> 55 for the win. does he have the leg? yes! >> drained it? >> he drained it. >> brian: there you go. the memphis show boats pulling off upset being the previously undefeated new orleans break ares 17-10. those are your headlines. thank you, are you surprised? >> will: no. not at all. >> ainsley: when you come to a sports story who gets to read it you or will? >> brian: i should have passed. >> ainsley: how did you feel about that. >> will: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: you guys can do the weather any time. >> brian: never. >> janice: you too brian kilmeade got to get new front of the green screen. little cooler than it was this time yesterday. that he was the flash flood threat. hang on, let me see if i can move in towards temperatures on this map. and my maps are not working. so let's just use this and i

will talk about the threat for flash flooding which, of course, we had earlier today and through today we're going to see the potential of heavy rainfall for parts of texas through the missouri river valley and then across the tennessee river valley this is the flash flood threat tomorrow. we actually could see some large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, but not a big storm system which is good news. here is your forecast today. very warm across the northwest, by the way, where we broke records over the weekend. the seattle 87. today the average is 66. and we're going to deal with summertime heat for the rest of the workweek prinelly we will get a cold front that moves through. here is the west heat lingering over the next few days for tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. friday for some of these areas and, again, a lot of these places we talk about this not a lot of air conditioning. so that's going to be an issue. cooling centers will be open where temperatures are going to continue to soar. then the forecast today we could

see scattered showers. mississippi river valley, missouri valley, tennessee and ohio valley and parts of the southwest as well. we will keep you up to date live from fox square over to you, will, ainsley, and brian. >> will: all right. nice job working through the maps. >> ainsley: got the temperatures. >> brian: little sticky. >> will: few hours windy city will welcome in a new mayor. >> ainsley: brandon johnson set to take office perhaps being the most progressive mayor chicago has ever seen. >> brian: what do the people think of this? let's ask gianno caldwell who joins us from rosie's home cookin' in naperville. >> that's right. thank you, brian. we have a very special table with us. over 50 years of total law enforcement experience. i want to go to my friend here. he is a 21-year veteran of the fbi. and you used to go in and out of the south and west sides of chicago on a pretty consistent basis. what are you seeing since your time with the fbi?

>> i have been gone eight years. but when we used -- i was on a fugitive task force that had police and county and we would go and knock on a door. and you know it wasn't overwhelming cooperation but we would get cooperation with from the citizens, you know, they might do something benign as, you know, you would ask where is the person we are looking for and the fugitive they might say something like we don't know, like that. and that was a clue that he was there. now, you know, i have been gone for 8 years but it's to the point now that there is no respect for law enforcement. and i would be real worried about knocking on a dar now because they are actually shooting through doors. they don't care if you are fbi, you are cpd. if you are cook county. they will just shoot and ask questions later and then not worry about the consequences because there are no consequences. and i think that's the biggest problem. >> yeah. i think a lot of people would agree with that criminals are kind of moving on their own, and

they don't feel the police now. i want to go he was the chief of detectives for the chicago police department for over 33 years. a lot of experience here. thank you for your service. thank you for all that you have done. >> thank you. >> to keep us safe. we know in the city of chicago, they need a thousand new detectives to handle the current workload. there's a lot of murders out there. what's going on in the city of chicago? >> what's going on in the city of chicago is there has been a systematic effort to not only defund but to disrespect and demoralize the police. there's not enough police to do the job. they don't have the support. they are more worried about getting suspended or disciplined for some archaic violation which has nothing to do with police work. >> and they don't know where they stand. the rank and file feel disrespected by the administration of this city.

>> and we saw that with brandon johnson. we saw that he is now going to be the mayor of chicago here. do you have any confidence that he is going to do a better job than lori lightfoot? >> i think things can only get better after l lori lightfoot. >> let's hope. i don't have great confidence in that as we move on to the next tactical here. we have two honorably discharged veterans here. we have our oldest vet in the room and our youngest vet in the room. now, we heard a lot about the migrants. we heard about veterans being pushed out of hotels and shelters for migrants. do you think the biden administration is supporting our veterans in a way that they should? >> the biden administration is doing a horrible job. and our vets are really hurting. and we need better support from biden. that's for sure. >> that's right. and you were in a korean veteran. you were in the korean war. >> yes. >> we have got a very young veteran here. 40 years old. sorry to tell your age.

what is your perspective as a young veteran? >> i think we're -- we have all been talking at the table. we are definitely looking for a couple changes to occur. >> okay. a couple changes. we need a lot of changes with our veterans. they need to be fully supported. we need changes in law enforcement in the city of chicago. we need to ensure that our law enforcement officers are protected as well. so, we're here having these great conversations with all our veterans, right? [applause] >> we love our veterans? we love our veterans. and we're so excited to be right outside of chicago. back to you all on the couch. >> will: i like how that table wasn't sitting around nervous waiting for a microphone to be stuck in their face. they were like every other with coffee shop and gas station coffee in america. four guys working out the problems of the world. >> ainsley: i love it. >> brian: gianno, thanks. gavin feeling the heat as his reparations experiment backfires oea head of a rumored 2024 run for office.

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>> will: back with sports headlines starting with golf. jason day wins the pga. played a dazzling final round. plenty of momentum going into the pga championship going oak hill country club in upstate, new york. now to nascar william byron

avoids kyle larson and ross chastain and wreck grabbed his third win of the season darlington. >> chase -- oh, fence. same thing. went to run him off the racetrack. turned him. lead. william byron wins the good year 400. >> the race was pretty amazing. even though that had a rough third stage we were able to battle through for the victory. and california governor gavin newsom trying to dig him manyself out of his latest predicament. oh that's to you, brian. >> brian: i want a formal toss. >> will: i have never missed a toss. that's a first. >> brian: that's okay. we will go deal with this later. as will was saying, california governor gavin newsom trying to dig himself out of a problem that he caused for himself. 2024 rumors all around him. now declining to formally endorse the reparations by his own task force hurt him

politically on the national stage. the payments from anywhere from $360,000 per person to a staggering $1.2 million. but look at the program. it's estimated to cost 800 billion. that's double the cost of the entire state's budget at 300 billion and, may i add, they are in deficit. joining us now with reaction. former california gubernatorial candidate who is running for president in 2024 wants to get that republican nomination. larry elder. larry, how could governor newsom not have foreseen how much this was going to cost people of california? >> well, brian, my mother used to have an expression i want to clean up for daytime tuition people make a decision and later on he pooped and stepped back in it. he thought they were going to be reasonable. he had no idea they were going to empty the vault. as you pointed out as high as $800 billion. that's two and a half times the california budget, which right now is in deficit between 20 and $30 billion depending on what you read and unfunded pension.

the task force wants to eliminate the sat. they want free rent for black people. they want to restore the right to vote for convicted felons and people right now behind bars should vote. they want free healthcare. they want to restore affirmative action even though california voted twice against it most recently in 2020 and they want an apology for slavery even though california wasn't a slave states and maybe a couple of steaks and laker's tickets. >> brian: weren't you called the black face of white supremacy. >> i was. you will ask whether that makes me qualified for the reparations? >> brian: yes. >> i'm not quite sure. kamala harris' father admitted he observed slaves. and grandmother is from india. does kamala harris get a check or cut a check. what about colin kaepernick, he was raised by adoptive white parents do. his adoptive white parents pay him reparations it gets pretty

complicated. >> brian: brian pretty sure it's not going to work. following the task force's final submission of final report this summer i look forward to a continued partnership with the legislation to advance systematic changes to ensure equitable future for all californians. that he was saying forget i did. this larry, you are running for president, right? >> that's right. >> brian: your message is very similar to donald trump. i watched what you said last night. tell me if you are wrong. do you not believe -- you love donald trump's policies but you do not believe america will elect him again? >> i believe that there are so many americans who no longer talk to relatives, no longer talk to coming up next. no longer talk to friends have. lost friends as i have to donald trump. maybe some day they will develop a vaccine for trump derangement syndrome it is what it is. houston, we have a problem. if you like trump's policies virtually everything he did i like. swing voters pull the stomach

for i'm your man. asking people to go to elder for president.com. >> brian: your goal is you have the name recognition. everyone knows your name. you want to make sure you are at what point by august come the debates. what do you need to get on stage? >> thank you for asking i need to raise about $2 million between now and august and the debate is in milwaukee. i probably need to have about 30,000 individual donors. so please go to elder for president.com. donate something in the tip jar. once i get on the debate stage as i said last night game over. >> brian: larry elder. two get them. always great to talk to you. an artist spends five years painting an american flag on the roof of a business. he shares his patriotic passion only for you next hour ♪ honestly way i wanna be most? somewhere where the road ends somewhere where the road ends u emsouth in out where where the creek bends. creek bends. ♪? so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh?

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