for a federal policy or even a state policy-- - right. - it's a do-it-yourself moment. - why now, mr. mayor? you know, is it all trump? because you had eight years of obama when the mayors could've gotten as activated and as organized, where the cities were just as much laboratories of innovation, experimentation and democracy as they are now. if you all wanted to activate at that time, you could've. this seems to be more about what you're opposed to, versus what you're for. - i appreciate why it may look that way, but i'm gonna argue that actually it was well in motion before that. i think there's a historical trajectory that has to be talked about a lot more. the recession, which has, the great recession, defined the politics of our time. occupy wall street, i think, was a signature moment-- - right. - in terms of opening up the political process. then you saw progressives start to get elected all over the country at the local level. in 2012, my number one platform item when i was running in the election the following year was a tax on wealthy new yorkers to pay for pre-k for all. - but y

mr. mayoris is where rosenstein is conflicted, that and the fact that he signed off on one of the subsequent fisa renewals. let me ask you this. look at judge alice two fridays ago, they are using a 2005 case of paul manafort, this was supposed to be about the t trump-russia collusion, to put the screws to manafort so that he will sing so they can either prosecute or impeach the president of the united states.e i'm sorry, i have serious ethical issues with the entire process involved in this. >> let's go to "the new york times" today, which really gave most everything we need to know about how illegitimate this investigation was from day one. i mean, this goes back 100 days before the election. they had spies in the trump camp. i'm trying to figure out who it was, sitting next to me on the airplane. here's the thing the spies found out. there was no collusion with the russians. i repeat, there was no collusion with the russians. >> sean: collusion is not a crime, mr. mayor. >> if you collude fo

mr. mayor, thank you very much for joining me this morning. >> thank you. >> the fbi confidential source is directly connected to this ongoing investigation into the president's campaign. doesn't it create an appearance that the white house is interfering with this investigation? >> i don't see that, dana, i think that the white house has every right to know, the president has every right to know as commander in chief. after all the investigation, as the democrats have revealed nothing new, there's no nothing to us thatexculpatory, so it should be very easy to brief us and we can come out of it saying the same thing, nothing new, or we'll come out saying nothing, in which case you'll have a real signal. >> this is a very complex situation, he's not just commander in chief, he is, you know, he was the head of and the candidate for a campaign of which this investigation is taking place. >> that's another reason he should know. >> how is that legit for him to know about an investigation of him and

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mr. mayor me start with you. >> okay. >> you initially didn't want and probably still don't want the nra in dallas. tell us why. >> well, number one, i raised that issue to raise the awareness that there need to be conversation. if the nra are going to be the key contributors to key politicians to promote weapons, then they need to be at the table so we can have a discussion. they're pretty arrogant, of course, and they have their own agenda, but my issue, let's get at the table, and let's not just address bump stocks. let me say that number one. let's not just address ar-15s. let's address gun violence. >> but how can -- >> what we can do to prevent it. >> how can you spultly s lsimul say to the nra, come to the table but don't bring your meeting to dallas. >> you have to say something to get their attention. they seem to be hard-headed. you tell them they don't come. that gets their attention. >> that was just publicity? >> that's not about publicity. that's about getting to the table and, li

and thank you, mr. mayor.e should be proud of all our staff and we're really proud of the support that the city has given our staff to be able to go to puerto rico. you know, we depend on the electricity and water every day. and the people in puerto rico still cannot depend on these fundamental services. the impact of hurricane maria had a detrimental effect on the people and the medical assistance in puerto rico. this is one of the main reasons we sent our 14-member health team to provide support to one of the community clinic organizations. in the northwestern part of puerto rico. the response to emergencies is one of the core responsibilities of any health department and san francisco health department has had decades of experience, so we felt obligated to assist the puerto rican people and their communities medical providers. you'll hear more from the staff, they supported the clinical staff and continued to provide care to thousands, the clinics in puerto rico. our staff crossed rivers and climbed mountai

[applause] >> thank you mr mayor. i'm here with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. first i want to thank san francisco community services for hosting this event and for all the amazing work that they do. we are very lucky to have an organization like ecs and san francisco and we are also very lucky to have them at the helm of the ecs. they are doing an amazing job leading this organization as the backbone provider and homelessness response system. i also want to thank our staff who are here with a few folks are here from the homeward bound program to, every day, are out hoping to reunite family and people who are homeless with family and friends who are able to take them back into their lives. the chair of the local homeless correlating board, and then other hs h. staff. thank you for being here and think all of you for joining us but mostly i want to thank mayor farrell for this budget proposal that he is putting forward. we are very excited about the fact that this budget represents and really re

thank you, mr. mayor. you know, hearing from the law enforcement leadership of the city is really critical and we are proud to have with us today our city attorney, dennis herre herrera. our public defender jeff adache and then i want to turn it over to the chief law enforcement elected official for the city and county of san francisco, our district attorney george gascon. >> [applause] >> thank you, david. thank you, mr. mayor. thank you to the entire city family. you know, there are many things that we can today as to why there is something inherently wrong with what one particular candidate for mayor in this city is trying to propose. i will not mention the name because i don't want my statement to actually be googled and give any additional amplification to that person. is message is wrong for many different reasons. i'm going to touch up on three. one is about public safety. there are studies after studies and we are down to three and a half of three decades of sanctuary policies around this nation an

thank you, mr. mayor.re disastrous. >> the reality rev, american cities are driving the u.s. company. 85% of our citizens live in cities in metropolitan economies and 89% of the jobs are there. 91% of america's $20 trillion gross domestic product is created in cities in metropolitan economies. i now represent 1400 mayors all across this country who are helping to innovate and create opportunities for all of our families to grow and prosper in 21st century america, the greatest and most prosperous democratic nation in the history of the world. we do that against a back drop of recognizing that so many families are struggling right now, is the average american family can't afford a $400 pill and our babies you were talking about as we try to protect them in school, we ought not have to fight to make sure they get to a dentist and make sure they can get basic health care. our agenda has been over the last 80 plus years to advocate for men and women and children who live in american cities to make sure that th

joining us mr. mayor welcome to fox news sunday. understand you spoke with the president a few hours ago, is he too eager for the summit to happen? >> well, sure he is. i think he's positioned it brilliantly even opponents tell you that. he wouldn't summit to that ridiculous comment about meeting on the nuclear battlefield. he canceled it and now we have kim jong un back where he was before, talking about wanting to do it, meeting with the leader of south korea, so i don't want to raise expectations but i think the president's strategy has played out really brilliantly and the most remarkable thing he can do it with all to have interruptions that i have to bring, totally rigged investigation. >> yeah, but did he express level of optimism with you, is he too eager to make this summit happen? >> well, no. somebody too eager wouldn't have turned it down. he's playing this like ronald reagan played and his achievement will be as great or greater. when it's all finish, but let's hope. it might take six months. >> you're right about that.

mr. mayor, welcome to "fox news sunday." understand you spoke with the president just a few hours ago. is he too eager for this moment to happen? >> rudy: sure he is and i think he's positioned it brilliantly. he wouldn't submit to that ridiculous comment about a meeting on the nuclear battlefield. he canceled it and now we have kim jong un back where he was before, talking about wanting to do it, leading with the leader of south korea, so i don't want to raise expectations, but i think the president's strategy has played out really brilliantly in the most remarkable thing, he can do it with all these interruptions that i have to bring to them. this totally rigged investigation. >> bill: did he impress dominic -- is he too eager to make the summit happen? >> rudy: no. wouldn't have turned it down, wouldn't have canceled it. he's playing this like ronald reagan played reykjavik and i think it's as great or greater when it's all finished. let's hope. it might take six months. reykjavik didn't happen in a day. >> bill: you are

. >> mr. mayorve you talked -- as you clearly demonstrated when you held the paper up what you thought the president would do with the nuclear agreement was spit on it and get rid of it. has he told you personally? >> no, it's a different thing when he's president of the united states and i don't mix my role as attorney for him with my foreign policy views. he kneows my views from the tim of the campaign. i know his views. it's different, it's a year and a half of history, but he's surrounded by really terrific foreign policy advisers and i would think john bolton's view of this is no different today than it was a year ago, which is that this agreement is one of the worst ever reached in american history. unfortunately, the iranian regime has gotten the benefits of it already. and i think prime minister netanyahu did a pretty good job of showing us how it was violated. the mek could do that same job as effectively as the prime minister. so, i don't -- >> on a scale of one to ten -- >> it wouldn't be

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. >> president breed: welcome, mr. mayor, the floor is yours. >> mayor farrell: thank you very much, it's good to be back here. i wanted to speak briefly during my few minutes about how we're helping the city plan for an uncertain economic future. for the past seven years our city has enjoyed unparalleled economic growth, the likes of which san francisco has never seen before. we've added 190,000 jobs since 2010 and our unemployment rate has dropped to under 3%, one of of the best rates in the country and the lowest in san francisco history. since the recession, our general fund revenue has grown by over $1.9 billion helping us provide more public services and programs that our residents depend on. additionally, we have built up our budget reserves to protect against the next down turn. seven years ago our reserves available amounted to just under $40 million. which was just 1.4% of the general fund revenue. since then, our reserves have grown over $400 million, which is 9.6 persz of the general fund, just under the 10% goal

. >> mr. mayor, robert mueller is a republican. that is a little red herring.understand why you are talking about people who are democrats. >> who worked for obama and who hired democrats and very partisan democrats. i never would have done that. all my assistant u.s. attorneys -- >> robert mueller is the special counsel and he is in charge of this. are you saying that -- >> which is why we have pause because if i were looking at 13 down the middle people i would say fine. >> let's get back to the interview because that's the key question here. you mentioned the second topic, questions about obstruction. are you as the president's lawyer willing to allow him to sit down and answer questions about that, about firing james comey? >> all of that depends on how comfortable we are are them having an open mind and not having interpreted wrongly already. if we had an open mind we would recommend to the president. we are a little bit away from that. i thought we were closer last week when we talked because of the summit. the summit is i think going to happen now and on

carter page on this show last night, mr. mayor, this was the spring of 2016. he's never met donald trump. comey's notes, the single biggest unreported part of it, trump saying to comey, hey, i didn't collude with russia. if anybody did, i want to get to the truth. reaction. >> well, the fact is that this investigation never should have taken place in the first place. if we consider the counter intelligence investigation, the spying, the spygate, all appropriate descriptions. here's what i want to know. i want to see the documents that trey gowdy has never seen. i won't let my client testify, the president of the united states, even if he wants to, without those documents being produced and myself and jay sekulow and jane and marty. we're going to go over it with a fine tooth comb. even and when we find that this was handled appropriately and there's some evidence on which they can base this phony investigation will we have him testify. if there is no evidence, which i assume there is no evidence, then i mean, he shouldn't testify. the whole thing should be squ

. >> we're waiting, mr. mayor, for your statement. the president says you have to clear this up for us once and for all. i'm sure that's coming sometime today. >>> a quick break. when we come back, the with tprt also went after the special counsel today. we'll have that in just a minute. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only

mr. mayor, were lost broken? let's start with hillary. >> yes. 13 crimes she committed, then we got up to about 18. i'm sorry, hillary, i know you're very disappointed you didn't win. but you're a criminal. equal justice would mean you should go to jail. i do not know why the justice department is not investigating. >> sean: the james comey? >> james comey fixed the whole case. you can't read that stupid report that he wrote that said were not going to prosecute -- no reasonable prosecutor would indict her. no honest reasonable prosecutor would indict her. >> sean: he said yesterday, hillary deeply respects the rule of law, jim comey said that. >> while. this is a very perverted man. >> sean: do we have a two to your digestive system in? >> we have one for hillary and all of those democrats, bill clinton. >> you and i have talked about this, not just for president, but our country, there's going to be a witch hunt against republicans. you have a man on who lost all his money, for what reason, he didn't do anythin

[applause] >> thank you mr mayor. we want to hear from the president of the board of trade of supervisors. >> good morning everybody. you know when i first became a member of the board of supervisors, i fought to make sure that this bike lane was completed ahead of schedule and i was really proud of that work. but we all know there is more work to do. yesterday i was with the people from protected bike lanes on market and void. do we need protected bike lanes everywhere in the city and county of san francisco. [cheering and applause] what is most important as a city changes in and as a cit the city grows, we need to make sure everything we -- we do everything we can so people travel safely and people who are walking feel safe and people who are backing feel safe in the city and county of san francisco. and i'm committed to continuing the effort to add more protected bike lanes all over the city and county of san francisco so we feel safe on our bikes and we want to use them more in this great city. i look forward to m

thomas small, whose city is on musk's map as a proposed station stop for the proof of concept tunnel mr. mayor with us >> it's a pleasure to be here this morning >> so what's not to like i mean, elon musk wants to dig underground and ease traffic everybody in l.a. or visiting l.a. hates traffic is it just the paperwork he wants to get around environmental issues a little too quickly? what's the problem here? >> that is one of the problems i mean, culver city is right at the heart of the west side of los angeles. and we're very excited and -- about alternative modes of transportation they're very important to us, but everybody has to go through the proper environmental review, and we would like to understand the transportation plan and the business plan for this project which i don't think they understand yet, and they're working it out, and we're eager to see them move forward on that >> by business plan, you mean the way they're going to finance the construction or operate it or finance the operation what specifically? >> you really hit it on the head with the operation if they're going to ha

mr. mayor, sir, this is the united states. >> that's watergate compounded by the fact that we're many years after watergate, and we didn't think this could happen. this is a far worse crime and intrusion on democracy than a non-russian conspiracy. and who's investigating it? i hope that this is turned over for criminal referral, and i hope for once, the justice department wakes up and investigates something other than, you know, empowering mueller to do an illegitimate investigation. >> so it went like that tonight on fox news. and with that, let's turn to our leadoff panel on a thursday night. michael schmidt, pulitzer prize winning "new york times" washington correspondent. jill colvin, white house reporter for the associated press, and the aforementioned phil rucker, bureau chief for "the washington post." phil, you were on the board latest tonight. walk us through your reporting. i tried to watch several hours of fox news in prime time tonight. i can confirm this is the talking point this e

have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log >> all right. so good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today. you know, for the past four months, as mayor of the city of san francisco, i have from reside residents across our entire city up and down the ladder about the streets of san francisco. our streets are filled with trash and debris, and it is unacceptable, and i've said from day one the cleanliness of our streets is going to be one of my biggest priorities as mayor of the city of san francisco. san francisco residents are fed up with the conditions, and i am the first to say that i feel their pain, and we are doing something about it. so last week, along with a number of people who are here behind me, we announced a comprehensive budget proposal that we're going to move forward with to aggressively cleanup our streets here in san francisco. we are no -- we know that our con

carter page on this show last night, mr. mayor, this was the spring of 2016.never met donald trump. and comey notes, the single biggest on our part to part of it was, trump saying to comey, hey, i did not collude with russia but if anyone around me did come i wanted to get with dominic to the truth. reaction? >> the fact is, this investigation never should have gotten to this place in the first place. if we consider the spygate, all appropriate descriptions, here is what i want to know, i want to see the documents which trey gowdy has never seen, which is outrageous, and i'm not going to let my client testify, the president of the united states, even if he wants to come out without those documents being produced, and myself and jay sekulow, we are going to go ove. only if and when we find that this was handled appropriately, and there is some evidence on which they could base this morning investigation, will we h have them testify. but if there is no evidence, which i assume there is noo evidence, and he should not testify. the whole thing should be squashed.

experience most of you have of of all love the people's and have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log >> all right. so good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today. you know, for the past four months, as mayor of the city of san francisco, i have from reside residents across our entire city up and down the ladder about the streets of san francisco. our streets are filled with trash and debris, and it is unacceptable, and i've

. >> mr. mayor -- >> you know why, because he's a big liar. he wanted to debate me. like heck he's going to debate me. he should go debate in some gin mill. >> since this is presented here on my show and that is video from fox news. you're going to respond but i need to point out to the audience, every single thing he said was a lie. you were not thrown out of court. the transcript is here, you had a polite exchange with the judge. no one was thrown out of court today. that's a lie. the judge did not say that you are not ethical enough. lawyers from the other side tried to suggest that there were some -- there were ethical problems in in the way you've been dealing with the media and releasing certain information. so none of what rudy giuliani said is actually accurate. i think that needs to be said even before you respond to it. but what is your reaction to it? >> lawrence, this is pathetic. this is the guy, this is the best lawyer -- and there's a lot of lawyers in america. this is the best lawyer that the president of the united states can find to represent him be

were you talking about the facts or were you talking about the law, mr. mayor?about the law and the conclusion. the facts i'm still learning. this is 1.2 million documents. i've been in the case for two weeks, virtually one day in comparison to other people. so i'm not an expert on the facts yet. >> i don't know what to say about jeanine pirro, who i used to think was really great in her investigations of cases involving spousal abuse were fantastic on that stuff. i don't know what she is doing. anyway, the next day, rudy giuliani left open the possibility that michael cohen may have made hush payments to other women. this is an amazing acknowledgment. >> did michael cohen make payments to other women for the president? >> i have no knowledge of that. but i would think if it were necessary, yes. >> but yes. meanwhile, politico reports the president has been gripping -- not groping -- gripping to his associates that rudy giuliani has failed to shut down the stormy daniels hush money saga. that's according to white house aides. the report adds that the president,

. >> mr. mayor, i want to just ask point blank. will the president sit down with robert mueller even if the white house legal team or you, anybody on his legal team doesn't get a briefing about this confidential source? >> well, if he wasn't thinking about it and it wasn't an active possibility, we'd be finished with that by now and would have moved on to getting the investigation over with another way, but he -- he is adamant in wanting to do it. >> he the president. >> we the -- the president, but we're more convinced as we see it that this is a rigged investigation. i'm not saying mueller is illegitimate. i'm saying the basis on which he was appointed is illegitimate. let's look at -- >> so you think that the mueller probe is legitimate. >> not anymore. >> how are you so sure that there was no collusion with anybody in the campaign? we don't know exactly where robert mueller and his team are right now. do you know something we don't? >> yeah, i know 50 years of investigatory experience tells me they don't have a darn thing becau