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david: fox on top of the fireworks coming early after the supreme court's maxon president student national president biden student student loan bailout. trying to figure how to keep the handouts coming. so, how is utah republican congressman plan to keep that from happening? we will be asking you. and july 4 travelers are fuming with delays and cancellations soaring. let's just say a tweet from the faa is not helping. we will explain it. plus meet the former navy seal who fought for freedom. now he says he is fighting for a shot at the u.s. senate seat in montana. but it is going to be a tough battle part you are watching five. and welcome everyone in david asman and for neil on this holiday weekend. so much to get to it let's get right with alexander the white house on the fallout from that

decision on student loan bailouts and a lot of other decisions as well, alexandria. >> good to be with you. this trio closeout ruling has been framed by the by the administration democrats is an attack had made or sought to make before departing for camp david yesterday president biden was quick to point to a plan b for his loan forgiveness plan, take a listen. right he says there's legally sound plan this is under the higher education act for it would allow to waive or release loans under certain circumstances. as the avenue they're going to pursue. this is going to take a good deal longer. yesterday the supreme court struck down the $400 billion student loan relief plan with the majority finding it was not lawful under the 2003 humorous act. republicans like house speaker kevin mccarthy prays the decision writing quote president biden student loan giveaway is

ruled unlawful for the 87% of americans without student loans are no longer forced to pay for the 13% who did. rigorously present biden himself has said, he really doubted he had the authority to unilaterally push forth a plan like this for the question was asked by our jacqui heinrich did the president give them false hope? right we do not have sound there either for the president did say he did not feel like he gave them false hope there. he said quote the question was whether or not i would do even more than once requested. what i did i thought was appropriate. i was able to be done and would get done he said i did not give false hope republicans nationally the help they were given, that is real, real hope. democrats reacted strongly to yesterday's other ruling the court's conservative majority ruled in favor of colorado web designer determining the state protects a right to make certain expressive content in this case

it was lgbtq -related. this all comes on the heels of this week's other monumental ruling that was on affirmative action prompted the president to call the high court not normal, david. david: thank you very much alexandria for this cap three big decisions and favors of conservatives as alexander it was just explaining. what is the legal polyp from all these decisions? and uc barkley law professor jon q joins me now for jon, great to see you thanks for being here. this is how the president feels the student loan decision. we do not have the soundbite we are having trouble with that. we do have it? okay roll tape. brexit you overstep your authority? what's in if the court misinterpreted the constitution. >> the president is saying court misinterpreted the constitution, did the court misinterpreted the constitution? >> i am afraid not expect to see you, david.

this is now the fourth time president biden has been slapped back by the supreme court for exceeding his presidential power. he has tried to make sure everyone in the country had have the vaccine. he tried to stop addiction throughout the country. he tried to oppose a global warming plan on the country and now he tried to figure out how to spend almost $500 billion. the thing that is missing in all of those major uses of power was congressional approval. the supreme court's being straightforward all it is saying is congress congress controls the power of the purse on the president. david: even nancy pelosi thought it was unconstitutional for the president to excuse all the student loan debt. here's what she said about two years ago, roll that tape. >> people think the president of the united states has the power for debt forgiveness. he does not. he can postpone, he can delay. but he does not have that power.

that has to be an act of congress. david: guess what customer that statement by nancy pelosi was put in the decision. chief justice roberts put what she said in the decision saying look, if nancy pelosi says it's not in the constitution are we safe that in the constitution, it made if not in the constitution. nasa david. one thing to think about is the court is coming back to the principal, let's have simple clear rules that everyone can understand that govern the constitution. what is congress spends the money. the other case you're created with the wedding planner call all the court was saying as the government cannot make you speak if you do not want to speak. in the day before the other major decision about affirmative action all the court is saying is the constitution is colorblind. i think they are all principles everyday americans can understand and can respect. >> jon the president probably decisions at least two of them

affirmative action and student loan said is going to work on ways to go around the supreme court decision rather than just accepting defeat and moving on. there were some pretty tough remarks the president made about the supreme court. it follows along with other democrats. here's what chief justice roberts actually said he alluded to these comments in the last statement he made in his decision yesterday on student debt. he says it has become a disturbing feature recent opinions to criticize decisions of which they disagree is going be on the proper role of the judiciary. any such misperception would be harmful to this institution and your country that's pretty tough stuff. >> i agree. the reason why us as we have seen it and out for at least two years progressives are launching an unprecedented attack on institutional independence of the court. they have launched his efforts

to have an ethics investigation. they demanded to increase the size of the supreme court, to let decide less cases. chief justice roberts isn't aware of this and are proud of the supreme court and the decisions at the end of the term because they know it's only going to redouble the efforts of people on the left to attack the supreme court. >> we have to run half as quickly if the president does try to institute new plans for his executive orders to go around these decisions, with the supreme court knock them down as well? >> i think so, david. if they had good argument about student loans why did we just waste the last year? why did they use on the first time? secondly the court is not to be abated is not going to sit down quietly elected by the administration try to run a second time. david: john yoo great to see a joy that california weather. meanwhile present biden announcing new steps to provide student loan relief to borrowers. something progressive lawmakers have been pushing for. republican utah burgess owens

make of all these plans? he joins me now thank you for joining me and being here. let's talk about student debt loan first. the fact it is actually something that middle-class americans are going to have to pay for upper-class americans if it had gone through. 60% of student debt is owned by folks in the top 40%. again it's a regressive thing. something was pointed to by the liberal urban institute a couple of years ago. they said debt forgiveness plans would be regressive. provided the largest monetary benefits to those with the highest incomes, do you agree? >> absolutely. the american people get this. it is not fair and at the end of the day this is what we are dealing with the last two years. we have a president wandering through this presidency. he is a want to be produced doing things you are not going to work. we knew from the very beginning

this process started it would not work. what he does this he gets the hopes of people who do not know better, who do not understand the branches of our government. they don't understand it comes from the legislative branch of the presidency raises it to get peoples hopes up. folks are drained and who blame someone else when this happens for this approach. david: forgive me for interrupting. >> in the house would have oversight. and let me say this, david, and have new deal they been looking at coming out with, let me tell you to think about this new d deal. first of all, the only thing it does the nonpayment is not given to the credit -- for credit reconciling. what it does, it does not stop the compounding interest. those that will not be paying what they owed, will be getting interest in compounding interest of the whole process prevents we have to get away from. that's forget her folks in a lot

of trouble with this predatory interest process there put on these loans. david: when i was going to say the president did use that issue in order to get elected. it was one of things that led to his election. will voters now turned on him because he was not able to pull it through? because now people realize it was unconstitutional. >> is messaging out. with they depend on its ignorant freak and never become a thomas jefferson. they're going to message out it's the republicans problem are the republicans fault were not able to get what they think they deserve. if the american people understand this was never going to happen. only did the president make a statement but pelosi did too. it was never going to happen. they understand that they realize are being used. that is with the hard leftists are doing. they are predatory that set the hope out of anyone who believes in them.

and someone else's fault may come through the way they promised. david: congressman have to estimate the affirmative action decision. essentially out like race-based decisions and admissions by the supreme court. again the president is saying is going to find ways around it. he was kind of giving step-by-step suggestions to colleges about how to get around it. also effect it could also affect a lot of these corporations and their hiring decisions and promotion decisions. do you think the president will find another way around it in order to keep race-based decisions in both of our schools and our businesses? >> this last election cycle is republican party now has majority. i happen to be the chair of the subcommittee. we have oversight. if these colleges believe they can skirt the law and discriminate against people there will be a price to be paid. we are looking for ways. at the end of the day.

by the whately salinas colleges said they have no connection to federal where they have found their way to also pull from the taxpayers. and this is the thing about affirmative action. this is 60 years of a policy it says one simple thing that blacks cannot think as well as whites do. we do not see affirmative action on the football field, basketball or any other sport it's always in the field of intelligence. at the end of the day they start this process the worst thing that happens, black americans unfortunately believe this idea the only way they can compete against white americans is to lower the bar for the worst thing for them. that parasitic idea of pulling people's hopes and dreams away and give them something else that is far away as possible. were going to make sure. david: great on the football fell great in congress. thank you so much for being here i appreciate spending a saturday

with us. you might not need a loan if you're putting cash to work in the stock market this week. all three major averages rallying so far this year. nasdaq posting its best first half ever in history. were going to take a deeper dive on stocks and your money a little later in the show. talk about money, 2024 candidates cramming to real and more of it before it last night second-quarter deadline. who hit and who missed? we are on that very first july 4 travel hitting a record even though flyers are being hit with massive delays and cancellations, what is going to take to fix this mess? >> i to five delay yesterday for. >> we are going to cancel it. all trying to find our baggage they have no records of her bags and our flight got completely canceled. we were headed to a memorial for my aunts. my aunts. all families and we can't get e.

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i still mad but i'm trying not to like explode. >> he $300 of her own personal money we still don't have a room perfect everything is close in the airport it was night. we were without water because we did not have our luggage because i probably check 50 or 60 airports. there is nothing. >> they told everyone we can't do anything here you might as well go home and come back. really we don't have a home to go to for. >> were going to miss the wedding. we got another flight. it is heartbreaking. david: delays and cancellations have flyers and fuming and the blame game between the government and the airlines is not helping. steve harrogate as at hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport on the holiday travel week, how does it look now, steve? >> a lot of stress for travelers during this very busy week. right here in atlanta so far lines moving pretty well. got about 20 minute delay. one hundred flights delayed here

in atlanta about 1200 delayed over all across the u.s. where the busiest is on record friday tsa checked 100,000 people here on friday, the biggest since the super bowl in 2019. right now airport officials are advising people to get to the airport early as much as three hours early. it's airports going to be a challenge. parking for the moment you arrive to getting back to check to getting through security. it's going to be a challenge all they had all weekend. >> parts of number sprints anything like that before in my life. >> right now that line is moving pretty steadily. some logjams outside the airport. a lot of traffic on the way in, tough to find traffic, and buses get through the terminals up to an hour periods. david: steve harrogate atlanta, thanks steve for the next hour tweet by the faa has flyers fuming even more. you will not believe it until

you see it. but first more than 72 million americans are still under air-quality alerts, right here in new york as well as that canadian that is that impacting travelers well? fox weather craig is tracking for spray. >> dave and i have to type my mom was in that nightmare. we've been trying to get her home since monday, hopefully today's the day. let's talk about that. some of the air quality can be affected. and at times it's been down low impacting visibility classes like chicago, newark, air-quality alerts you mention, millions of americans including the entire state of michigan. you've got plenty of us dealing with air-quality alerts for the 2.5 matter coming down for the atmosphere for the wealth or smoke the air quality. the red you see there that's where the air quality is considered unhealthy that does include the elderly, the young, and he went with heart problems, upper respiratory problems. but everyone else to limited outdoor activities. this is a cross can that three

to 33 active wildfires, greater than 100 acres have now burned in all this summer 19-point to million acres have been a rough go of it historic effect. today, we head into the lower 48 we've got strong damaging winds possible over st. louis, up to 75 miles per hour our as the storms are zipping over this area of high pressure. i spoke with in the afternoon st. louis woke up to a lot of lightning this morning, some heavy rain pro do this again this afternoon we take that to springfield, over portions of kentucky, virginia, west virginia and into portions of western pa. on the southern side of that, the heat alerts expand. all of mississippi under excessive heat warning the heat index values will be up to 115 degrees. cut heat advisors in and around the area. at this hour you factor in the temperature and the humidity it's feeling like 105 -- 110 up and down the south clear over into brownsville, texas. as we go through the afternoon air temperatures are going to be well into the upper '90s. effect of the humidity is going

to feel a whole lot warmer than that. same story for the day tomorrow produce not stop there, over on the west coast with that heat advisors as well. up and down close to the coast places like san francisco, right into the santa cruz mountains at the base of it. you've got decent conditions. got look at the excessive heat ordinance. this after california and los angeles did not get to 80 in the entire month of may or june, first time in recorded history. david: 's war in new york that month thank you craig come appreciate produce this time last week and then we saw wagner's troops moving in on moscow and vladimir putin moving on out to st. petersburg. you create wasting no time making moves of its own. keith kellogg on where this is going. new satellite images appeared to show wagner forces building up and belarus. that is just miles from ukraine's border and capitol. what could they be planning? former station chief dan hoffman is here on that.

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trooper moving it on moscow just a week ago. the attempted mutiny was brief but the fallout might just be getting started. greg appel caught his lie in kyiv, ukraine with the very latest. >> hi dave they're still aftershocks being felt from the failed uprising. and yes it was exactly this time a week ago that we were reporting about the wagner's mercenary fighters taken for big city in southern russia. and then heading to moscow until there boss yevgeny prigozhin turned everyone around report about a room range meant he and some his fighters were to be sent sent to neighboring belarus for there's no confirmation that is underway. we are now seeing satellite

photos of the military base outside the capitol of minsk. the first showing it not in use. the second indicating new activity including what looks like rows of tents being set up. delay some russian president putin, it is supposed to be business as usual. foreign minister dubbing the mutiny at little hassle. there are reports of generals and other officers being detained and questioned for it was spoke with the editor of an important newspaper here to see how ukraine might take advantage of it all. listen to our back-and-forth. >> good for kyiv any signs of weakness, any retreats from the front. any confusion, disorder in the ranks of the russians weather at the front or in the kremlin is very good news. >> as for the battlefield, david, chairman of the joint chief of staff general milley is now calling the now summer counteroffensive creating against russia deliberate, steady but difficult, slow and bloodied.

as the war goes on back to you. david: all right take care of yourself and that were thank you very much great water wagner's troops up to now in belarus question was as former shiite moscow chief dan hoffman and lieutenant general keith kellogg they both join us that you are the a-team on the subject would want to go to danvers. we'll talk about bowlers with having the general in the second period but dan, putin is an old kgb of us fight over the country. why didn't he see this coming last week? >> that is a major question to be asked. it's another intelligence baler. first vladimir putin failed actually to assess the will and capacity of ukraine to fight f for. and withstand brutal russian invasion pretty failed, he underestimated zelenskyy and he overestimated his own troops, his own army. which was aptly not ready to fight in ukraine. and this case it is possible russian intelligence had collected some of this information about a potential mutiny.

but, they were either complicit with prigozhin and did not to sure up the chain of command or perhaps they were afraid to do so for the last thing anyone wants to do is tell putin what he needs to know when it's not what he wants to hear. that is the culture not just vladimir putin but all of his predecessors going back to the czars have established firmly. david: general, what is happening with the forces in belarus? there were some people by the way you'd the word of roos it's also a question of whether the whole thing was a roos because you look at where the wagner forces were going they're going to moscow, then they took a sharp left and apparently some of their forces are now in belarus right on top of kyiv, the capitol of ukraine could it have been a ruse to get better position? >> no, i do not think so at all but the fact of the matter is this was a coup that nearly

worked. in fact everyone pulled her punches at the last minute. because i think prigozhin relays he did not support the general spirit look right now, david what is happening. you do not find their equivalent of chairman millie the joint chiefs. that's because he did not anticipate did not figure it was happening. the wagner group is a very competent military force, very capable. it's led by a guy the ground commander named dimitri, that is where wagner comes from that was his call site years ago. the battle hardened organization. i think what happened is they got called off at the last minute. if they had been able to trust the bridge and get into moscow there was no one there to defend moscow produce a light national guard troops and they would have overwhelmed them they do not need to take the city of moscow they take the ministry of defense and get a one to evacuate. by then moving to the west and going towards belarus setting a formation up there that should give ukraine pause.

that is a competent military force. you think you can handle it? of course they can but could open another front. this is not a roos at all for this was an example of someone over strategy. david: it is dangerous the fact they are on top of ukraine right now. how does all of this past change putin's strategic plans not one for the agreement for the rest of eastern europe? >> look, vladimir putin has lost his argument most effective fighting force and wagner. he also status of security services and that all the wagner guys the mercenary guys because they are all guilty now of the mutiny until proven otherwise. so the idea of allowing them to coalesce in some fighting force i don't think were going to see that. we might see them reintegrated into units in the army down the road for this is going to a major challenge for putin he's got to be looking over his

shoulders. the question is whether the failed mutiny by a guy like prigozhin had no expense in the military or the intelligence service he start office off hotdog salesman at the soviet union collapsed and met him somewhat a little more competence this could have been a dress rehearsal for something more serious. david: very quickly, general, how does ukraine take advantage of all of this? >> by continued to push the offense and as far as they can. the russian military's and disarray. their senior directors off the battlefield right now. they've got major problems for they are fighting a defensive fight which is an advantage to them. but ukraine should continue the offensive and continued to push as hard as they can. there's going to be gaps, there is weakness of the military. it is showing especially the command-and-control knowing the military with putin as well. david: general, dan, the best of the best thank you for being here today really appreciate it. this wire barricades as we can see was set up by texas to keep

illegal border crossings out. but new video provided to our bill melugin shows a border patrol agent actually cutting through the wire barricades to let the illegals in. how is texas department of public safety responding to all this? tenant chris olivarez is next. you seen the activists going to fit over new york city's pizza oven crackdown. wait until you meet the pizzeria owner who is really fed up. that is coming up next. >> give us pizza and give us death.

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pass to texas on the state of texas to set up razor wire to keep illegal border crossers o out. but extraordinary new video you are looking up from her own bill melugin showing a border patrol agent cutting through the wire to allow migrants who have crossed illegally in. and then they go onto the the process for texas dps tells fox this is the first time they know of this sort of thing happening. we have a statement from border patrol in a moment but first to texas department of public safety lieutenant chris olivarez with his reaction to this. lieutenant, when you make of this? and you seen anything like this? >> good morning. that's the first time we've

actually seen something like that or border patrol agent cuts the wire for cuts the fence to allow a group of illegal immigrants to enter. now, what i can say first and foremost make no mistake about it. we have a great relationship with border patrol pretty constantly work with them every single day in terms of border operation since we have a great relationship with online personal all the way to the command stafford obviously these agents are placed in situations with the current policies the current administration 11 to their job. this is the result of that. but what i can tell you though by cutting that wire caught by cutting defense we have placed as a state to repel mass migration this completely undermines our ability to secure the border that the whole purpose of why we place the wire along the river is to redirect, to deteriorate mass groups crossing the dangerous river especially with the extreme heat. of course administration implemented or even increase

their efforts to process more migrants. we are trying to redirect the migrants back to mexico signature port of entry word safe, or it is humane they can take asylum their prevent crossing the river especially now during the extreme heat, especially with children is not the way to do it. iseki man is not safe. david: we do not want to encourage a dangerous behavior. i want to get to the essence of what this incident is all about. i've spoken to a lot of border patrol agent to support you guys are doing one 100%. it's true what you say. but, it was just a rogue agent doing this on his own? or do you suspect orders are coming from washington from homeland security, from secretary mayorkas to do what he did and do you expect to see more of it now? >> i do not believe it's a rogue agent. i think these agents are put in situations where there pretty much have no choice. they are being told, they're giving orders just like we have our orders as a state they had their orders.

six forgive me for interrupting what you think their orders to cut those wires are coming from washington? >> absolutely. people who cross the river once you are on u.s. soil border patrol has no choice to matter what the conditions on whatever bearers are part of them they have to allow this immigrants into the country so they can be processed. unfortunate for us it does not work that way. once they cross the river there on the u.s. side. we won't repel that we will tour detroit and back to mexico that is our steps right now you do not do that is going to continue to encourage more and more migration. david: will seek more deaths what's know it once it border patrol did give us a statement they said quote it's a federal responsibility to enforce u.s. immigration laws, u.s. border control continues to enforce immigration laws individuals already crossed the rio grande from mexico were on u.s. soil and are subject to u.s. immigration laws. individual cross unlawfully will be subject to the lawful

pathways rule which places common sense conditions on asylum eligibility. so that's what they say your quick response? >> as i mentioned they have no choice but have to enforce the law enforcement for the at them once immigrants make it across the room they are technically in the united states have to process them and allow them into the country. but of course that's what we are going to do we're going to continue to make a more challenging speed will add more wire more barriers along the area to prevent massive migration but i can say for a fact that when it involves children, especially vulnerable populations we have them on site 24/7. anyone that's placed in danger, we can rescue those individuals. >> if tina rescues in action they are very impressive lieutenant, got to leave it that way thank you so much and best of luck to you for another conditions on their are awful with the seats. you guys are being put to the ringer we appreciate being on. 2024 endorsement races on on. one major police union is ditching dawn for ron. why question at the head of that union is next.

the sunshine state in our florida governor ron desantis is getting a boost this week from florida police benevolent association of florida's largest police unit is backing him for 2024 after endorsing trump in 2020. let's find out why. jon learned police president joins us now. john kazanjian thank you for being here, thanks for the work you do. why desantis? >> first and foremost thanks for having me. i want to let you know in the viewers know that we respect dhec out of president donald trump. and that being said 2018 we endorse the governor, fast-forward to 2020 was so what happened would defend the police. but what is going on in new york, chicago, out west with l.a., they defunded the police and crime is running rampant.

not here in florida. florida actually the governor, he is giving bonuses to law enforcement officers that moved to the state and take a job with the state of florida. he has also created a bill along with the legislation that if any city, town, county want to defend the police, guess what we get to go in front of the governor an appeal that. he is not going to have any defund the police. also in that same bill is enhancements of god for bid there is a riot that happens in the state of florida those criminals that commit these crimes against law enforcement there are enhancements to that in this pass legislation but the governor did, he delivered on wages and salaries and benefits for first responders for the state employees. he delivered for pension reform. 2011 they got in our. the club the governor came back. we're almost there he delivered on that and mental health.

you should see what is going on in this country with police officers committing suicide. it is off the charts. he delivered with ptsd. david: he has been great for police there is no question about it for there's also no question florida is way behind the increase you haven't crime in places like california, chicago, new york et cetera. but you have to face in reality here's the fact that trump is way ahead. in fact the latest fox news of full shows ron desantis slipping a little bit. so the lead of donald trump has grown even more. what makes you think you can make up the difference? >> he's going to get a bouncy watch. after we get on board with him you're going to see how the long other law enforcement agency to the trickle down. they will get on board with the governor. the evident essay no sense guy. he does not give you lipservice. whatever he tells you he's going to do, he delivers.

david: he has a military background you think that has anything to do with that? >> it has a lot to do with it. one other thing, david, people do not realize you see what happened was soft on crime with these das in new york and l.a. note the governor, somebody tries it in for there was a attorney that tried that the governor suspended him. he does not fool around for. >> jon, quickly back in 1994 we had a huge crime problem it was being turned around in york by mayor giuliani. then they had this federal crime bill is very tough on criminals, but to huge incarcerations that cause problems of their own. is that what you want? you a federal solution to the crime problem? >> has to be done by the states. the governor gives the president not i think he can lead. the states could follow. c6 and best of luck to you, jon. glad you're happy with your current governor if he goes to washington you may have to deal

the governor you're not so pleased with but that's a whole other issue. good to see my friend thank you for being here again thank you for the work you guys do. let's think of david having a fourth of july. 362 coming into ahead of july 44 pizza lovers in new york are trying to break free of the government crackdown on coal-fired ovens. apologies pizzeria in brooklyn is all fired up about that he joins us onset in a moment. ♪ (woman) what would the ideal weight loss program look like? no hunger, no cravings, no isolation, more energy, lasting results, and easy. is that possible? it is with golo. these people changed their lives with golo without starvation dieting. whether you have 100 pounds to lose or want to shed those final 20, try golo for 60 days and never diet again. (uplifting music)

pizza or give us death. david: i love that guy. new york city activists very

clear, don't come between new yorkers and their pizza. a new city hall rolled cracking down on coal and wood fire ovens and pizzeria owners, is fed up. he is the owner of apologies in brooklyn. great to see you, thank you for being here. by the way want to tell folks a night of the top 50 pizzerias in the entire united states are located right here in new york city. this is one of the things new york is famous for. i may be the greatest food item. it is like taking pasta away from italians. who is behind this, do you know? >> there are people who feel the air needs to be cleaner here, and it does. but i think the approach they are taking is killing us. i put in one of these devices because i thought i had too. >> how much it cost? what's about $20000. >> 20 grand? which of the by the unit. you have to pay for an engineer

had to put up on my roof the engineer had to decide where it had to go and yada, yada, yada. electrician, a plumber, but i did this. number one my neighbors were being bothered and i did not want that i did not to spend 20 grand. i was told i had to do it by january of 2020. well, this past week i come to learn i did not need to do it but i'm glad that i did because it is cleaning the smoke away from my neighbors. but right now having people do this 20 grand is a lot more money this is going to be affecting 100 business owners to believe me none of those are conglomerates, big chains. a lot of these are older pizzerias especially a coal oven. it's going to be more than 20 grand out too. david: during the pandemic people were killed during a

pandemic with the restaurant super chilled of the smaller peaks are parlors their completely independent. they are just getting back on their feet. to be hit with a $20000 fee, i would think a lot are going to go out of business as a result of it. consistently going to be very difficult for them. they probably have to pass it on to the guests. the rebate less less gas because it's more expensive. i said this is an important issue to people and obviously it is if it's that important should be subsidized just as other things are subsidized. a perfect example is new york city ferry. they want people to take the ferry put less on the rows and less admissions. that cost $4 or so to take the ferry. okay question what they did study not that long ago. it's over $10 a ride. tennessee expense rate.

david: but you know new york is running out of money we've got a huge deficit the immigrants were putting up a fancy hotels is a part of it. i do not think new york has the money to do something like that. i understand what you're saying. but new york says they're going broke, how would they pay for that? >> how they pay for everything else. >> allowed people paying taxes are moving out that's part of the problem. i am just wondering where all this is coming from? the mayor is not for tickly big fan of this. the city council seems to be going berserk with a lot of these rules. foxes are with the blah seal, that much i know. david: he was the previous mayor. >> there are people who feel this is an important issue to them. we have bicycles all over the place now. many more than we really need. it is just a mindset people have. >> a lot of them are elected by that is a running people down there going 30 miles an hour and a bike lane. hearts of people are using them. david: we wish you luck you're going to survive, right?

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