. >> tucker: so for eight years we watched bill de blasio wander stoned through new york city.you thought you would never see them again but he is back doing the only thing he is qualified to do, which is politics. we will tell you what he is doing next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so you have seen this before, you are going to see it again all across the country, legislation pending in state house in delaware would allow children to get abortions or changes without notifying their parent, so the parents insurance would pay for this with the parents don't have a right to know. democrats back there's a bill, of course, and say flat out abortion and gender transition related services are covered. so your kids can have abortions and sex changes and democratic politicians in delaware and many other states don't want you to know about it. so, if there was ever an effort to destroy the nuclear family this obvious, we are not aware of what it might be. terry schilling is the president of the american principles project and joins us tonight to assess. terry, thank you so much for coming on. you kno

de blasio espera una opciÓn en brooklyn.de la explosiÓn que ocurriÓ hace un aÑo de un edificio de viviendas. reportera: a casi un aÑo que sacudiÓ un vecindario en el sur de los Ángeles, algunos no han podido regresar a sus casas. esta familia hha entablado una demanda a la ciudad. >> esto es un juego para ellos. reportera: el 30 de junio de 2021, un error del departamento de policÍas causÓ un estallido que daÑÓ 20 viviendas, 13 negocios y mÁs de 20 vehÍculos. >> es un poco mÁs de 1 millÓn de dÓlares que serÁn divididos entre 21 personas. >> no pedimos millones. aquÍ hubo heridas. no puedo caminar. mi esposa tiene 17 puntos en la cara. reportera: ciertos propietarios recibieron fondos, pero el vecindario parece inevitable. algunas familias fueron reubicadas, pero otros se aferran puede volver a su hogar. leÓn: en michigan, un tornado causÓ la muerte de una persona y heridas a mÁs de 40. esto ocurriÓ en gaylord. patricia: el servicio forestal de texas informÓ que un incendio consumiÓ mÁs de 10,000 ha y estÁ contenido sÓlo en 4

as far as de blasio goes, man, hilarious. he implemented a vaccine mandate in times square on new year's eve . man on new year's eve. like tucker , if you're partying in times square on new year's eve, covid is not a top ten jerm you're worried about catching. ve you're actually like relieved when you got it. okay, but that's new york in a nutshell for the midwest, new york and most blue cities p are run by stupid people who think they're smarter than hich is why right now with our you. which isthe why right now with r subway in the condition that it's in , tucker , wes just opened up a thirty million dollar staircase on new york city subway and i know a lot of people watching it like, wow, i jimmy tucker. thirty million is a lot fors a staircase, but i should t you that it also doubles as a restroom and a place to g shoot heroinet. you're getting like a three for one deal here and that's why it's so disgusting. the city is gross, okay?ut and if i you really cared about it, you don't build a stairway to the subway. youle actu

>> i do think that bill de blasio will be making any waves. that it was smart of him to shift over to this new district rather than stay where he was originally paired i am a native new yorker. i lifted carolyn maloney's for a while. the sight of them two of them campaigning together, jerry nadler completely ejected as he listened to carolyn maloney discuss her support of israel which is an issue incredibly important for new yorkers. they put a lot of people in a very difficult position he had i know all my friends and colleagues are people that support both carolyn maloney and jerry nadler who have been great for new york city and this will be incredibly complicated. another important part about that is staten island, the new ruling which is a hugely liberal district were bill de blasio actually lives out of new york 11 seats. trying to mount a comeback sitting out this race in the end. >> fascinating. interesting take. thank you very much, panel. we will see you in a little bit. americans are feeling the pressure in stores and at the pump. w

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i think for some new yorkers that they man, it can't get much worse than bill de blasio, whoever else unfortunately, eric adams kind of feels like bill de blasio, 2.0. it really hasn't held up his end of the bargain. hasn't done many things he claimed during his campaign. it is absolutely outrageous, that in a city like new york, you do not have security cameras working in the subway. that is so vital, when you have a situation as bad as what happened in that brooklyn shooting, you need to have the cops able to pinpoint where the suspect is, so that this guy can get off the streets, not committing more crimes. he is not harming anymore people. instead of focusing on things that matter, putting money into things like cameras in the subway, i guess they were busy making sure that drug addicts can get high in new york. that the black lives matter painted outside of on fifth avenue, outside of trump towers in pristine condition, oh and billboards down in florida, trying to encourage people to move back to new york. it is so crazy and to add insult to injury, yes, there was eric adams at t

ironically if elected de blasio would represent wall street. his entry multiplies democratic chaos.inst one another diluting the minority vote. >> special master comes out with a map that put four black members of congress in the same district? it would make jim crow blush. >> sean patrick maloney head the committee in charge of electing democrats. due to redistricting to get reelected he could face a four way fight with congressional black caucus members jones or jamal bottom. democrat richard called the decision to run thinly veiled racism and progressives don't want malone to run gleert this entire is dripping with racism. i don't think the democrats can afford to anger the black voter. >> obviously we will try to work through that friends. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez says malone should step down from the campaign committee. minority members begs house speaker nancy pelosi to intervene. >> i'm not getting involved in the politics of new york and the redistricting. >> this doesn't affect the party at large here. >> not at all. not at all. >> why not? >> because it doesn't. because

former new york city mayor bill de blasio now a candidate for congress.ank you very much. >> thank you, guys. >> thank you for coming on show. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a dire new warning that a large stretch of the nation could face blackouts this summer. we'll be joining by one of the officials behind that report. but first, willie. what do you have planned for sunday today? >> joe, i think in particular will be excited. i have one jon hamm. done draper, the former star of mad men. but more importantly now one week from today, the top gun maverick sequel comes out. coy tell you it is phenomenal. i've seen it. he plays maverick's commanding officer. has a lot of push and pull with mav. tom cruise is amazing in the movie, it is getting great reviews and jon hamm talks about being a 15-year-old when the movie came out in 1986 and now having an out of body experience at his age starring alongside tom cruise in the sequel. coming up on nbc sunday today. and we'll be right back on "morning joe." ade me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real st

former new york city mayor bill de blasio, thank you so much.>> it is one minute past the top of the hour. we'll just reset right now. we've got the very latest for you on the bombshell reporting from politico overnight. the u.s. supreme court appears on the verge of overturning roe v. wade. ahead, we're going to hear from historian jon meacham about this unprecedented leak and what the draft opinion issued means for the legitimacy of the court. >>> plus, we'll talk to pentagon press secretary job kirby amid the reports that russia is struggling to make gains in the very region where it's concentrating most of its resources. >>> first, nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin reports from ukraine on stories of survival from evacuees from the steel plant in mariupol. >> reporter: this morning smoke is rising over the old steel plant in mariupol, the russian assault on the devastating port city is ongoing. the sounds of war after 100 women and children were evacuated from the plant in a harrowing operation orchestrated by the united nations and red

jones is going to move his district, he will be running against bill de blasio, who is going to, youes after his may oral run, and he wants to have a seat in congress. what are you making up what is going on here? >> i don't think the bill de blasio is going to be making any major waves in terms of the congressional race, and jones is someone who is hugely popular and i think it was smart of him to shift over to this new district rather than stay where he was originally. i'm a native new yorker, i grew up in a jerry nadler district, lived in carolyn maloney's for a little while and now i am back in jerry nadler's. the site of the two of them campaigning together -- i don't know if he sought, but jerry nadlerpletely dejected sitting to the side as he listened to carolyn maloney discuss her support of israel, which is an issue that's incrle important for new yorkers, export a lot of people in a very difficult position. i know that all of my friends and colleagues and people who support both carolyn maloney and jerry nadler who have been great for new york city, and this is going to be

de blasio was a total botched job in new york city.hattan and he has no accomplishments to run on. you have to put him in the cross harris to the surge in crime to new york city. i have no idea what his angle could possibly be from a political strategy standpoint but, you know, i would say there's no chance that he actually secures that victory. maria: well, we will see. i mean, they redistricted so now the seat is open. you're right, there's a lot of debate about mayor de blasio and what has happened to new york so we will keep following. steven mark, stay right there. the next hour of mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: and good thursday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo and it is thursday may 19th, your top stories right now just before 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. today fear and worry on wall street. stocks are extending their biggest selloff in years. june 11th, 2020 was the last time we saw the kind of selling we saw yesterday. we are looking at the selloff extendin

same thing with the previous governor, andrew cuomo and with bill de blasio put all of this in place.e the toughest, some of the toughest laws on the books about carrying a gun in new york, but it doesn't mean anything if they are not prosecuted. even if they are prosecuted, you have judges who aren't sentencing them to the sentences they are supposed to get the appearance of the criminals know this. this is a game to them. they are very savvy about what they can get away with. they are absolutely unencumbered by any consequences for the crimes that they do. so, of course, they will continue to do it. >> shannon: "the new york post" had a piece out today about the suspect who was supposed to be on parole through march 2027 and the rest in conjunction with monday robbery that took place in an elevator. he was accused of this. he just got out after spending 16 years in jail. recently pro high-risk sex offender in connection to the brutal knifepoint of a woman and "most violent criminals are continually being released despite a danger to the community over a second chance. this is a poli

now you might ask yourself why is bill de blasio the former mayor of the country's largest city goingthe answer is he really has no idea what to do with his life which goes along a long way to explaining the kind of politics we have in the country right now for. >> the only benefit we spent most of his time in d.c. that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel, we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ by the ms. patient said it will appeal a federal ruling on title 42. late yesterday temporarily block the president's plan lifting this a monday of the trump era health order which quickly expels most migrants do to pandemic concerns. a legal battle now looms as a justice department announces it will appeal the ruling. welcome to brand-new our "fox news live". i am arthel neville hello eric. eric: hello arthel hello everyone for joining us. i am eric sean pay the final

blasio basil and go welcome to come pick zone. thank you. they had to be here more than 2 months into this war, at some 5000000 of your people have left as refugees, but now hundreds of thousands are coming back sometimes against the advice of local authorities. what does that tell you? a jewel people, your country. it's the resilient and stubborn people that russia has to deal with. and we are very confident in victory. i'm very confident in the victory of freedom, london, dependence on people who you are seeing coming back other people more than anything . want to live in a free and independent ukraine. i don't think that your everything to be built from the ross of russia's aggression. we've seen ukrainians forced to confront unbelievable pain and loss almost on a daily basis. some of the spoken in interviews about that continuing disbelief, what, what's happening to them? do you share that feeling? every single ukrainian has lost something in the school? the was the people having to enjoy losses. close ones, like family members and their

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bill de blasio is potentially running for congress, brian. he tweeted the following.strict redistrict new york city. so he has a shot at an open seat in the 10th district some ritzy area. this guy left -- by the way the worst mayor ever. this is it in all seriousness. this guy didn't try. this guy would show up at noon. lay on the couch with the paper over his face and his door open while the city burned. while crime went rampant. while cops were vilified. he left office with 25% approval rating. 25%. that includes his family who i think was undecided. the other thing i saw some great quotes when he made his announcement. makes his announcement to win a local seat on national television. he says this guy charles cohen writes is he politically creepy. like the guy who won't be leave you alone at a party. that is pretty much de blasio who by the way that's not even his name. he is warren wilhelm. now i understand people might have the name lawrence larry might say will you could choose will or billy. if your name is warren wilhelm, you can't change it to bill de blasio.

the rumor is that he bought it at a bill de blasio yard sale. well, this will stop crime for sure. all tuning in because they have it deep interest in embroidery. it's easier to wear a shirt with a slogan on it than the healthy average joe. they didn't want masks to hide the smug look on their faces. it can help to solve other problems rather than wielding poses, firemen can wear jackets and say don't play with matches. and the worst part, it is forcing mask mandates on kids. no longer required at sporting events or galas where the rich hang out. the brats must wear them at school. dropping the mandate for athletes and now you have a choice. get it or play for the new york knicks. the mayor also had a fresh pedicure, nothing says more than someone getting paid $7 per hour, removing your toe jam. and i get it, rich and powerful people need to have fun, even when the people that voted for them are. and that is why every time it happens cheney's up in someone's face. rampant crime, we all need a break from that, including the very people causing it. and even this individual took time

let's face it, the city was not in great shape following the tenure of mayor de blasio.urn around a city overnight. how can the guy contemplate a white house run when the city is as unsafe as it is now and is not getting any better? >> well, i mean, i think it is difficult. it goes back to how do we keep people safe? the way to keep people safe, keep dangerous people in jail. recent legislation, the mayor has nothing to do with. the state legislators pass laws and we can't consider dangerousness as prosecutors. that is unacceptable. all other finely states allow us to consider dangerousness. this individual who committed this crime was certainly dangerous and the prosecutor should have been able to argue that in keeping him in jail. >> todd: okay, couldn't the mayor flood the zone with even more cops, basically telling the progressive part of his parties, i'm not listening to you anymore, we got to flood the zone with cops and make sure this doesn't happen. cops on the subway, street corners, all over the place? >> that would certainly help, but again, this individual ha

the lawsuit claims bill de blasio push black candidates to replace them after retirement of cheese gomez in 2017. the suit obtained by the "new york daily news" the ex-mayor worried that gomez's departure would only exacerbate the demographic tensions. parents and rhode island accused the local school board of having an equity obsession to remove and honors classes. the public schools first implemented the leveling system of universal learning during the pandemic. few parents spoke up then because it was done for those with learning disabilities but a recent board meeting, more than a dozen parents voice their outrage. >> my daughter who is a sophomore, who has lost out on opportunities, which now i'm learning could affect mayor scholarships for her which is a polling. >> i will not sit through a school district that will not give my son a chance to fulfill his dreams. >> carley: now another parent his daughter has flunked telling fox news digital "it took away in a kind of individuality or personalize education plan for kids." the school board did not respond to a request for comment. w

he spent plenty of time wooing them, telling them he's going to be different than bill de blasio, he to lower taxes, he was going to have a business-friendly administration that lowers taxes, that protects their workers. we should point out that mr. enriquez is not the only person that's been murdered recently particularly from that work side of big business. michelle go earlier in the year was pushed in front of a train, and this happens all the time. she, tragically, died as well. he wooed them that he would stop this, it's not stop thing. and, neil, the message i'm getting from a lot of people in the business community is that it's buyer's remorse in terms of eric adams. and, you know, you could say he's better than the alternative, de blasio or the other progressives that were running during the campaign. yes, that might be true the, but what i think people forget is that businesses now more than ever can just move out. if he doesn't deliver, they will continue to move out, they will continue to allow their employees to work from home, neil. back to you with. neil: yeah. and thos

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. >>> former new york city mayor bill de blasio running for congress in one of the newly drawn districts. he left city hall in december after serving as mayor for 8 years unsuccessfully ran for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020 scott, back to you >> appreciate that. >>> welcome in edgar denny good to see you again. >> thank you, scott. >> you have been more positive than most, fair to say where do you sit today the situation changes quickly for a lot of people. >> i am more positive than most on the long term trend i see tremendous pessimism there about imminent recession and all sorts of issues that will weigh on the economy, not just this year but for coming years. i've been more positive as you said on earnings, the earnings outlook still looks good this has been a lousy week for retail earnings, but the reality, first quarter earnings season is wrapping up now. analysts thought it would be up 5% year over year, coming in more like 10% year over year, including doiisappointments in retailers. by the way, i throw out we are in bear market territory as we speak, interesting

about it because new yorkers are experiencing more crime under him than they were under even bill de blasio previously very safe neighborhoods, i mean all the time, every week we read stories about heinous attacks, about violent incidents and murders. on the subway system alone in new york city felony assaults increased 50% from just february to march of this year. i just read a story this morning about a 79-year-old man, just waiting for his train in a queen's subway station, who got violently punched in the face for absolutely no reason. these things happen all the time now. we don't even notice because the stories are call common. what is eric adams doing to solve the problem. he is going to fancy parties. showing he has no courage to go to the governor, left-wing legislature to tell them start putting criminals in prison instead of releasing them back on the streets. elizabeth: his choice for d.a., manhattan d.a. was doing weak on crime? >> exactly. elizabeth: this dangerous criminal was repeatedly let go because of new york's weak bail laws. smith, he was shot to death after he shot a

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reporter: hours after she conducted those interviews, bill de blasio announced a citywide lockdown bringingirtual standstill. by 2020 one, a survey showed more than half of asian owned his gnosis in new york state reported their revenue had dropped more than 75%. >> this time it will take really long. reporter: dennis chung was born in what was then called saigon and since 1995 she had -- he has owned a vietnamese restaurant that is one of the many legacy chinatown businesses that is not chinese. the downturn in business during the pandemic has put them behind in their rent and today, he is facing another challenge. >> it looks like the business is back to normal but you forget one thing -- the prices of everything are going up right now. >> this was his american dream and covid turneit into a nightmare. reporter: his son tony is getting has masters degree this summer and has applied to med school. watching his dad struggled during the pandemic, he wanted to help offering ideas about the decorah and the menu and applying for federal aid. >> a lot of these businesses are owned by people who

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that's going to have jones squeezed out and you have bill de blasio running against him.e, it seems is mat at maloney, who is supposed to be in charge of sorting through democratic aspirations and dividing money and staff to them all, and now they're all going against each other. how are you going to sort this out? >> what's really unfortunate about the new york congressional map is it was drafted by an unelected special master who is not accountable to the voters of new york. it's undemocratic and it was approved almost in the dead of night. i think what we should focus on is making sure that we talk about the issues that are affecting the american people. that's democrats fighting to reduce inflation, bring down the debt, to make sure that women have the right to choose. but the is so important, but what happened in new york is very unfortunate that it went that way. and that it was done by a person i think is not accountable to the voters of new york. >> but a judge has approved it. did new york democrats put themselves in this position in a way by coming up in the leg

could see several other member scripts squaring off and new opportunities like the one with bill de blasiow york. >> there's also sean patrick maloney and the campaign arm of the house. congresswoman alex and alexandria ocasio-cortez he shouldn't resign, he doesn't need to. give us a gut check on the fairness or unfairness of the situation here. >> what i would say, hallie, without judging it entirely is one of the reasons people get power is so they can use that power. in this case, maloney is using his power as chairman of the dccc who will have data analytics teams working for him already to pick the district that he wants. one that is more heavily democratic and force congressman mondair jones to run against the juggernaut of maloney as chairman of the dccc or jamal bowman. maloney could decide to run against a republican. could try to decide to win a democratic seat in a tougher district, but has not chosen to do that and wants to have his cake and eat it, too. >> john allen, one we'll be watching for sure. >> we are now six minutes away from the close of the trading day on wall stree

economy of this city vibrant during the guliani years and the bloomberg years, not during the de blasio. the business community helped put mayor adams in office. they flooded him with money. he loves hanging out with them. he loves going to parties. he was at the new york stock exchange at a fashion party while this was going down. he's allowed to enjoy himself. the week before he was in beverly hills. he was someplace else. this guy loves to travel. what is boggling the imagination of a lot of people, particularly quietly on wall street, the guy that talks a good game is a wimp in office. a wimp on crime. it's costing people's lives. what is the business community going to do? adams is trying to get people to return to work immediately, spend your bonus money here. i think wall street will put a moratorium on that. they're not going to have the hard mandates of returning people back to the office. that will hurt the city's economy until he gets crime under control. he's going to have to be more than all had and no cattle. he has to really walk the walk. >> martha: he was an undercover

we thought it couldn't get much worse than bill de blasio? then you hear this soundbite from him.nds frightening close to what ralph noris of the former jumper governor of virginia he said a baby is born we keep it comfortable that we decide what to do with it. i mean he cannot even say no to date of birth abortion, what? >> on me clear about this guy. this guy on the day of his inauguration i tweeted out this guy is a disaster. what you just heard in that 22nd soundbite he ignored araujo v wade. the law does not exist and what he just articulated. it is a ludicrous, outrageous statements. it has no regard for human life. it is ridiculous. what he should be focusing on instead of just talking using his skin color as a defense he should focus on crime in new york. for him to articulate an idiotic statement he should go home read the constitution, look at the law regarding the right to have an abortion when he set up there was outright ridiculous and insulting to the intelligence of any american who values human life. >> can i put a point on the numbers you pointed out customer demo

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laughter ] the horse's odds were 80-1 yeah, that's like if today i was talking about president bill de blasionow what i'm saying [ laughter ] can you -- do you understand what that means? meanwhile, this weekend was also mother's day, of course happy mother's day to all the mothers out there. [ cheers and applause and i saw that first lady jill biden spent the day in ukraine and met with the ukrainian first lady yeah basically, joe got her an edible arrangement for mother's day and jill was like, "you know what? i'm going to go to ukraine cool at the request of ukrainian president zelenskyy, bono and the edge held a surprise concert, yesterday, at a subway station in kyiv. [ audience oohs that's amazing that's -- it was the first time a guy broke out a guitar in a subway station and people actually cheered [ laughter ] let's switch gears as part of the investigation against him, former president trump has been asked to turn over four cell phones, but he claims he can't because he lost all of them. [ laughter ] yeah, trump said he doesn't know where the phones are. then a minute later, eric tr

on the program the bad policies that are haunting the city and certainly the memories of bill de blasiob, so maybe need to work on communications -- >> i do agree with the bill de blasio comment, though, james, that was really great. but the thing is as somebody who assesses risks for a living, if he doesn't get crime under control, i think more ghosts will come and visit him at the gracie mansion. maria: good point. point. francis, what's most important to you for the week ahead? >> the week ahead, the stock market, what happens with the stock market and how it's reacting to what we have done with rates thus far. maria: yeah, james, that was the story this week, of course, with the inflation data and we are looking for more windows into the consumer certainly to see if we are going to see any destruction of demand. james: yeah, and i would say i loved just about everything mick was saying and i don't think we are doom today a recession and i think the key for the mismatch that he's talking about is raise supply. that's why we need washington to have deregulation and allow people to pro

was will becomed high hopes in the city he would be different better than previous mayor bill de blasiod 30%. the city is on fire, and he is saying thank god i am the mayor who says thank god for myself? >> i didn't know numbers were this much dagen 57% up year-over-year, from just sway crime. dagen: transit crime that is because i look at stats every week this is the biggest increase of any crime category here in new york city in terms of increases but if you look at shootings are down 10% this year, excuse me murder down 10% shooting incidences started to fall beginning to see, maybe a little bit of headway from antigun units, that mayor adams brought back callousness towards family of the victims that it is so disturbing, in this environment, i also point out the man who they are searching for as person of interest in shooting death has long history long rap sheet 19 prior arrests, guess what? he was out on no bail just -- arrested in april for stealing a motorcycle the judge the prosecutor actually asked for bail, in that arrest, and adball set at 15,000 dollars the judge set bail a

de blasio tweeting, quote: our neighborhoods need help as we recover from covid.oratory committee for the new new york 10. those are your headlines, guys. brian, over to you. >> brian: one story more bizarre than the next and last one this is the most scared i have ever been in my life. stick around, your inflation busting mega morning deals is straight ahead. from pearls to towels, all up to 80% off. you can't afford to miss this. make the music louder please. ♪ your head gets me overwhelmed ♪ when you smile it ain't hard to tell ♪ you don't know ♪ you don't know you are beautiful hita♪ plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. vis

bill de blasio mayor for eight years he single-handedly destroyed the city here that we love.on we have had more crime. my opponent who is now the mayor declared himself to be the law and order mayor. this swagger man never had a plan. i was with you many times before the actual vote in november and i said to everybody, this swagger man has no plan. former police captain, he will know what to do, maybe the next time for you and he never had a plan. we just keep getting worse and worse and worse because eric adams has not prioritized dealing with crime. more people have left new york city they had even last year for florida. it has been an increase in the exodus. it is not about covid-19 any longer. as you can see, neil, only 8% of the actual office space is occupied every work day in new york city. the workers are not coming back and it's not because of covid-19. it's because of the crime and eric adams inability to get control of the situation. >> the crime was the number one issue which you campaigned on. people were, are leery of that right now. all the more so when you get

by, you know, he speaks -- he clearly has a better vocabulary about crime than bill de blasio who allowedbviously, verbally very permissive of crime and the sort of decay that we see in the streets and subways every day. he's better at that vocally or rhetorically. but the proof is not inside pudding yet. i mean, subway crimes are up 53% down the line. it's not very safe here in new york particularly if you're a middle class person working for a big company and you have to take public transportation the, which you do. so i think that's the, that's what they're going to tell them. mayor add hammes -- adams has been going to soirees, telling people like jamie dimon to take the subway to work and bring your people back to the office. i think another message they're going to i say is we're not going to mandate full, everyday, five day a week you have to be in the office in new york city until this thing is, this thing -- meaning cream -- crime, is dealt with. again, the meeting's at 2 p.m. i don't know if jamie's going to be on the call, but steve schwartzman, the head of american express, to

so this mayor feels like -- first off, this mayor has to be better than de blasio.ame before him, about law enforcement. a lot of people and companies are leaving new york because of high crime and high taxes. he's not going to be able to change the way if he doesn't recruit that. i give him his kudos to try anything new. at the end of the day, citizens need to feel secure. as you said, p transit, nonstop shootings around this is a real mess of a city. reminds you of the late 1970s. no wonder why people are he freeing. i hope something works. i don't think this program is going to change the tide or move the needle unfortunately to the mass exodus out of the city. dagen: liz, ken, stay right there. the next hour of "mornings with maria" starts right now. ♪ dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, may 27th. your top stories at 7:00 a.m. eastern. futures on the rise before the long memorial day weekend, gains across the board. is the after a better day for markets yesterday, all three major market gauges finishing in the green. th

in xinz almost five decades valuable tool addressing street crime the previous administration de blasiool not being used in new york city should be based on supreme decision terry versus ohio codified the reality is police officers have been scared away from using it, you can make a big difference as well, i also think that police officers in the subway have to be deployed on the platforms, not up in mezzine need to be where people are standing most concerned, that is a question of -- of supervision as well to make certain that officers are there. maria: yeah i guess you know you have to also see an effort to make things safer, people have to believe, that the subway is safer, in order to get back on it. >> that is right, exactly. seem how regain confidence of the people that they are not going to be molested, robbed assaulted in subaway i seems every day in newspaper you see horrifically crime took place in the subway this continues to scare people off the mass transit. maria: and mayor adams keeps saying ceo in new york go ride subway ceos goldman sachs, jpmorgan, you haven't seen the

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. >> ainsley: if you were de blasio and said this is the worst state i need to fix it people would maybehere is so much pride in your state. and you know this living in texas. there is texas pride. there is georgian pride. there is south carolinian pride. you were so grateful what your state provided you and grateful for leaders. this is the worst campaign slogan that's what stephen miller said. contender for all time worst campaign slogans. what do you think? >> brian: a couple of things. number one she said let me contextualize 48 for mental health and 41 for that ma term mortality. inflation rate. and wages are on the decline. there are some things you would like to do better. many ways to do it. what you point out nine great things this is what can i do but this is what i focus on. you don't say worst state ever i will take it over from here. her disapproval and approval is even at 48-48. very odd. she was really behind major league baseball moving their all-star game and she changed her "u.s.a. today" editorial after published just to change the record when she realized she was deva

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