residents blasting democrat mayor brandon johnson.or asking them to spend more tax money on illegal migrants and they're showing up outraged wearing t-shirts that read no more blue, go red. meaning vote for trump. and residents even working to recall mayor johnson. fox news garret tenny in chicago with more. garret. reporter: liz, the city already spent $300 million on the migrant crisis and now mayor brandon johnson pes to take an additional $70 million from the city's rainy day fund to help take care of the migrants and that has outraged a lot of folks in chicago, especially voters in long neglected black neighborhoods and many lifelong democrats and sign off for more. >> we need that money in my neighborhood and on my block. >> vote for these immigrants today and we're coming for them seats. you can believe that. reporter: there's a separate new effort to toss out progressive mayor brandon johnson. currently state law doesn't alaw voters to recall chicago's mayor but a group of frustrated locas wants to change that and that would p

the democratic mayor brandon johnson.rganizers of the recall movement need 56,000 signatures too get the recall on the ballot later this year. we'll be watching. gianno caldwell is here. i did notice some anger in the room but i also noticed some people with a plan. >> absolutely. and they are doing the right thing by saying we're coming directly for your seats including you, mayor brandon johnson, mayor brandon johnson's message to chicago is quite clear. get on the back of the bus especially the black voters who are the reason he is mayor today. get on the back of the bus. these voters in chicago, i speak to a lot of them pretty regularly, weekly. they are serious about voting for trump and handing the election to donald trump as you only need 20% of cook county, within chicago. cook county, the county that encompasses the suburbs as well. he can win illinois. the problem for many of the people in chicago there they've been destitute for many years with services from the city. since i was a kid, 14 years old working in

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>> sandra, president biden visiting chicago yesterday for a campaign fund-raiser is mayor brandon johnsone city. he is pushing to get migrants work permits to clear up shelters, let's bring in jonathan jackson and house of foreign affairs committee with the congressional black and labour carcasses he's also the son of a friend of mine jessie jackson, good to see you, congressman. >> great to see you. >> john: thank you for being with us create a lot of residence in chicago are pretty ticked off about how mayor brandon johnson is or is not handling it. >> all of this asylum seeking why, all of this is about refugees, no, no, no what's happening is they are emptying out the dregs of their jails into the united states and into our communities. they are junking up our country. and yes, we feel some kind of way about it because it is our country. >> not another dollar for the illegals. if the crisis is so bad, the city council members are so concerned to donate their salaries to the cause of the real public service should. >> what's your take on all of this, congressman? >> i think unfortunate

>> well first of all your reference to brandon johnson the mayor of chicago saying he could take another illegals he wants to get work permits for half a million why? why would the mayor of chicago want that why would the mayor of chicago who was african-american himself go against the wishes of the black and minority community that is so upset with him because he is moving illegals into the areas where the minority community kids go to afterschool programs were the minority black community have an opportunity to literally pull themselves up out of the inner-city why would he do that why would new york city want to give a million illegal immigrants the right to vote why is it that in this country we have sanctuary cities why do we now see the intersection of crime sinks very cities illegal squatting because america and the people who run it right now democrats sean they don't care about the american people they only care about making sure they are in power for generations to come because you and i both know that the illegals love joe biden they love him they're coming across saying they

mayor brandon johnson is unique among sanctuary city mayors. even when the city shelters were full and migrants sleeping on the street he didn't tell them to stop coming like the mayors of denver and new york. now he is doubling down on that suggesting the city has room for up to 700,000 more people and describing the migrant crisis as an economic opportunity. that is despite the more than billion taxpayer dollars have gone to take care of migrants in chicago so far. democratic alderman says these moves to bring in as many migrants as possible is a political strategy for the mayor and his progressive allies. >> we have seen where him and socialist colleagues are anxiously awaiting having a new dependent class in our city of chicago that requires a whole host of new programs to take care of them. that is the windfall they're looking forward to seeing. >> folks in black neighborhoods across the city outraged about the money and resources being poured into migrants instead of their communities are firing back at the mayor for claiming there is eno

chicago mayor brandon johnson, thank you. so much for coming. thank you, victor. all right. >> president biden will be coming to atlanta for commencement speech at morehouse. but because of the presence handling of israel's war against hamas in gaza as a real debate at morehouse over whether it's a good idea, a senior who thinks the school should rethink that speech will join us. plus alabamians. oh, alabama might soon have to choose between celebrating the end of slavery or celebrating the president of the confederacy, you gotta pick one june 10 of jefferson davis's birthday will explain what every piece of evidence, tells a story how it really has happy with jesse l. margin tomorrow at nine on cnn somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past we didn't know they were talking to her. >> i just could not hear i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them are nearly invisible. hearing aids are just one region he's in we've in the brand leader for over 75 years when i finally did here for the first t

chicago mayor brandon johnson today -- >> shooting a police officer can never be condoned.e also have to be very clear that we hold our police to the highest of standards. >> reporter: reed, at the time of the incident, was facing charges for allegedly carrying a gun into a street festival. his mother heartbroken. >> they killed him. they killed him. they killed him. >> reporter: and david, authorities say a gun was recovered from the front seat of reed's vehicle. those officers are now on administrative leave as that independent investigation is conducted. david? >> david: alex perez reporting tonight from chicago. alex, thank you. >>> in new york city tonight, donald trump's last-minute appeal to delay his first criminal trial that is set to start on monday has been denied tonight by an appeals court judge. so, what does this mean? does the hush money trial now begin next monday? and what will it look like? here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, a new york appeals court judge rejecting donald trump's last ditch efforts to delay

if left to pritzker and brandon johnson to stop these kids, well, they will do it. this could end up just like 1968 all over again. remember the scenes? upshot here, politicians like biden, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, should have not gefr along with them. >> president biden: systemic racism is a stain on the nation's soul. >> president trump, you are not a dictator and america will not permit you to be one, we will 234089 permit you to be one. they have placed democracy in jeopardy. >> laura: fro time to time, you can believe they actually believed what they were saying. looking at this, do you think guy who everybody issed as vice president to barack obama for eight years believes the country is systemically racist? probably not and chuck schumer doesn't believe donald trump will never hold office. the more we say it was an act, performance art to amtrak enthusiasm of young radicals all to stop the populous and donald trump. the suburban mothers who thought biden was going to return us to no normalcy, they see this folding, chaos everywhere. look from the trans mo

black residents in chicago outrage at mayor brandon johnson over his proposal for an additional $70 millionsidents joined me now. a petition to recall the mayor is gaining steam. i take it this is all about migrants, right? >> the mayor has decided to put taxpayers and voters on the back burners to give money and resources to people who have not paid a dime into our tax base and for that reason he has to go. stuart: you once interned for barack obama for his presidency. now you are a pro trump conservative. what changed? >> i moved out of the country in 2016 to go into self-imposed political exile to protest him because i could not get full-time work with obamacare. the employer mandate claimant people, employers had to give health insurance if they had employers who worked 30 hours prevented me from getting a full-time schedule so i said forget this, grabbed my 4-year-old and we moved to senegal. stuart: you were in senegal for a couple years. >> i was there in 2010 and moved back in 2016 so i could get around that process. stuart: and you came back and saw trump in operation and liked wha

report, and we should be applauding the fact that the people of chicago -- whatever you think of brandon johnsono do, they voted someone out they thought was an effective she has a right to live and make money. >> greg: judge, it is like hiring sam bankman-fried to do your taxes. >> judge jeanine: let me tell you why. it is prophylactic, okay? >> greg: watch your mouth. >> dana: watch your mouth. >> greg: this is a family show. >> dana: the mayor who should be, i don't know, i think the fbi should get involved investigating, what do i know. lori lightfoot had 100 times the number of people and made less money. this woman is the mayor of the city of 20,000 people and makes $300,000. lori lightfoot has 2.6 million, made $260,000. this woman hires a sex offender to be in charge of code enforcement, which means -- by the way, spent 12 years in prison, we are not talking about in name only. code enforcement has an obligation to go to your house. that is how many brands this mayor has been what better place to put him? she's got professional hair, makeup, all kinds of security, whether she is the mayo

the chicago mayor brandon johnson had this to say. >> we recognize that migration is an opportunity. we are talking about trillions of dollars of investment as a result of the growth of our population. of which we have room. >> trace: he knows they don't have room. he's been complaining about it for the better part of two years. it's an election year so he's jumping on board team biden. >> i don't know where this money comes from. i don't have these clouds of money that reigns over my house. any rhetoric that he can do to get any votes they will do it at the expense of our nation of their own infrastructure, they will ruin their own city to change the census for democrat supremacy, mark my words. >> trace: they had this conversation today about got a ways. >> of 140,000 got a ways, if we don't know who is coming to our country and we don't know what their intent is, that is a threat. does president biden agree? >> along the border we do have significant national security concerns that have to be met. >> trace: if the president believes that why doesn't he close the border? >> it's in

stuart: the mayor, brandon johnson, he's paid out $ 300 million to the migrants already and asking forfor them to house the migrants. how do you feel about that? do you feel the migrants are perhaps getting a better shake than residents in the city all their lives? >> sure, they're getting a better shake even more than the southwest side of chicago. west side been here for 50 years and desperately need of m entorship and mental home gameses and care and trauma centers. all that money should go there. that's where it's needed. and the migrants are considering coming, it's a federal issue and in dc and gnat torr turban and padilla and from new york and they want to go to the border and also expect they're asking and have 17 senators to jump on board and we want work visas for old migrants that have been here for decades and the dreamers and the dacas, we have to do something. we cannot allow people to be in the shadows. stuart: is that politically popular? we shall see. sam san she has, thank you for joining us -- sam sanchez, thank you for joining us and we'll see you soon. remember the

but here some sound of the mayor, your city brandon johnson talking about the migrants. >> it's unprecedented, never in the history of america a local body, is a pallet he has been asked to establish resettlement for migrants and immigrants. it unprecedented. and although it's been challenging i want to make this clear, chicago will never turn its back on people who wish to call the city of chicago their home. >> trace: chicago's proven that it does not have the room or the resources. >> the good about all of this is i attended my first trumpet rally on tuesday in green bay. and one of the first things that president trump said was that he will sign an executive order to do away with sanctuary cities. and so that my heart proud. so we have that to look forward to. clearly this administration is not going to address the migrant crisis, we understand that. so that's why it's so important that we turn out the vote for president trump in november. >> trace: very quickly, this will idea of them smuggling young people, children across the border and using them in child porn, it's the first i've hea

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>> well first i have to say as much as it is fun to rip on lori lightfoot we have to say brandon johnson appears to be worse at the job of mayor of chicago. >> dana: she warned us. >> you look at a bad mayor and say you know who needs to bring in? lori light foot is the one to go with. the only way this works is if she does it wearing the clorox wipes costume. that's the only way she gets the credibility to clean up the mess. henyard is corrupt and insane. she makes it look pretty good. when lori lightfoot said i need to break covid protocols to get my hair done nobody looked at that and said you can't argue with the results. >> dana: i think henyard is wore eft that lori lightfoot won't fool around. the people of dolton upset and talking about this, i think regardless of what anybody else thinks the people of dolton have confidence in lori lightfoot and think she has credibility. >> they gave her a standing ovation when she said she would take the job and in february mayor henyard said you should be ashamed of yourself. you are black and beating and attacking a black woman that is in po

if it's left to governor joe bastardi pritzker and dopey chicago mayor brandon johnson to stop these kids with police and national guard presence well they will do it. this could end unjust like 1968 all over again. remember those scenes? well, the upshot here is that the politicians like biden and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi president trump you are not a dictator and america will not permit you to be one. we will not permit you to be one. >> they have placed our democracy in jeopardy. >> laura: now, from time to time it's easy to conclude that they actually believed what they were saying. but, you know, really looking at this, do you really think that the guy who served as vice president to barack obama for eight years really, in his heart of hearts, believes that the country is sis tim micly racist? probably not. and chuck schumer doesn't believe that donald trump is never going to hold another election if he is president. it's ridiculous. they just say it. the more we look at this, the more we see it was all an act. performance art to attract the energy and the enthusiasm of th

. >> sandra: this is the mayor brandon johnson who i know you're calling out saying this could have beenk in measles cases in particular, listen. >> migrants are more vulnerable to the existing infectious diseases that we already have here. right? and that is something i want to make sure the people of chicago know, that migrants are more vulnerable because of what already exists here. >> sandra: your reaction to that? >> there are things that we have tampered down, wiped out, that many of our citizenry have never had to deal with. and to blame tuberculosis and measles on chicagoans transmitting that to the migrants is absolutely absurd. they came here, oftentimes with infectious diseases, they came here sick and not vaccinated at the border, not vaccinated at the landing site, and now we are seeing the impact of that. this mayor refuses to take any kind of accountability for what has happened because we have warned about this for months. we have seen where time and time again it's one bad decision after another perry most recent when they were trying to put a thousand migrants on a toxi

the mayor of chicago, brandon johnson, he thinks the migrant surge is an economic opportunity for hists work permits. how will it work? the. lauren: yeah. okay, so he's pushing the president to grant work permits to a half million illegal immigrants in the state of illinois, and that would apply to all undocumented immigrants. not just migrants, all undocumented ime grants. people who have been in illinois for years. if you are a supporter of this plan, you say that makes sense, it makes sure that the workers get fair if pay, benefit, it gives them a sense of dignity. it could also help them find housing if they're in the shelter system. there are reportedly 480,000 undocumented immigrants living in illinois. together they contribute $1.5 billion in taxes. the mayor claims chicago could, quote, conservatively welcome9 another $400--- 400-700,000 illegal migrants into the city, and they're going to contribute to it. how -- what about all the freebies that you're giving them? stuart: right. and are there apartments? are there houses? isn't there a housing shortage there? lauren: yeah, a

how about what's going on in chicago, the mayor there, brandon johnson, urging fiewn grant work permitsing in illinois. the department of homeland security granting a 540 day extension on work permits for as many as 800,000 migrants yesterday. sheriff daniels, your thoughts on the work permits for migrants? is the next step to allow them to vote in the upcoming election. maybe they can win on their policy which has failed across the board so get foreigners to vote so you can win an election. is this a massive power grab? >> well, three years ago i wouldn't have agreed with that. i would have said it's more vengeance, more of a political ideology but i can't say that no more because i've seen the neglect, the gross neglect. i've seen the excuses, they the meantime we're seeing the flow, ingress every day from an incentivized border that it's okay to come here. when they come across the border, they tell us the reason they're here is because biden's here because they opened up the border. the problem with chicago, new york, the sanctuary cities that turned on the green light to incentive

the city has already given $150 million taxpayer this year, but socialist mayor brandon johnson saysher lawmakers say it'll never be enough. >> my concern is that in july we're going to ask for another $60, 70 or 8ing 0 million. and you know what we're going to do? we'll blame it -- blame it on the, the nc's coming, or we'll blame it on the bad man in texas, governor abbott, and try to shine the line away from the -- pete: i think i said $700 million, i meant if 70. of they'll get to 700 eventually. the city has given $300 million in funding to house illegal since 2022 as almost -- excuse me, 40,000 have arrived in the area. >>> and my oldesten son's favorite drive denny ham eleven revealing a stunning stat the on how much teams, at least his team, spend on tires that they don't use over the course of the nascar season. listen to this. >> nearly $1 million. nearly $1 million worth of tires that jgr are, the team spent on tires that it never ran. >> you use them later? pete: do they have an expiration date? these are all questions that i have. right now it's looking clear in alabama,

with brandon johnson in office, they know he doesn't have the back and larry lightfoot doesn't have theor doesn't have the back and impossible job and need 2,000 detectives to handle the current murder load in the city of chicago. i'm working with the fbi on my brother. there's still chicago police involved. yes, please call that number if you know anything what happened on june 24th, 2022 where my brother was murdered on 114 south vincent street and standing on the establishment and multiple people shot. the person that was the target lived. shot 20 times and lived. my baby brother died and murdered and innocent and so many other folks in chicago and new york and across the country experiencing the same reality. the biden administration failed. joe biden has failed. and we need new leadership. this 2024 election could not be even more important for people like my family who lost someone who cannot get answers. we need new later in the white house on down. >> we are so sorry for your loss. your family is obviously still in deep grief and that tip line has been up there. and you are stil

supports of these far left groups including receive members of the chicago city council, allies of brandon johnson and encouraging these groups to march on and disrupt the dnc with or without permits in august. >> dana: garrett tenney, thank you. >> bill: we're watching to see whether or not the former president, donald trump, speaks before going into court for day one of jury selection. our all-star legal panel will be with us throughout the entire trial and they'll join us next. >> dana: they suited up and looking good. no such thing as a routine for law enforcement. an officer and sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty in a quiet upstate new york suburb. the tragic details again. >> bill: suspected smugglers throwing rocks at our fox news cameras capturing the crisis in the american southwest. >> the point is, this border is wide open. mayorkas has been doing biden's bidding and we need to get that border closed. t get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've

chicago's mayor, brandon johnson, he wants president biden to grant work permits to about a half millione we can do here. i mean, if we don't let them work, what do we do? if they sit around all day for years and years and year, we pay for them to eat, sleep, medical attention, all the rest of it, they have to work, don't they? >> well, i certainly understand the mayor's concern. he's concerned about what happens when they arrive here and they're in cities like chicago and elsewhere. my point is we've got to stop this surge from even arriving into the country because once you start handing out work permits, once you start expediting those work perms, guess what? -- permits, guess what in that becomes an incentive factor for more and more to come into the united states, and they're going to believe they're going to get a work permit very quickly or expedited in some case. when you continue to provide these incentive factors, you're going to encourage and more of this illegal immigration and migration that we see here. i understand having to deal with them while they're here, but you've go

so the mayor of chicago is with brandon johnson, is in atlanta for a meeting of black mayors on issues including voting rights. but of course there's a lot more to discuss the campus protest democratic convention in chicago coming up in august, immigration a lot more. so we'll get into that also, speaking of protest concern about demonstrations is why some students at morehouse say the college should rethink its invitation to president biden to speaker their graduation. i'll speak to a senior who feels that way along with then official from historically black college and you probably heard of the term white privilege thrown around a lot. well, an author and journalist says, she's figured out how to calculate just how much she's

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republican congressman thomas massie today publicly backing marjorie taylor greene's crusade to remove johnson brandon massie say there are more republicans who have not yet publicly come forward yet who will vote with them to oust johnson >> there are others behind to massie as well that of course, i'll never speak for them, say their name i think last time it was an extremely difficult process it through everybody into chaos for three-and-a-half week is weeks and it really broke our conference we never really recovered from that. this time it doesn't need to be that way. so i'm being responsible with this decision and allowing people to come to terms and think about who would be the next speaker >> melanie zanona is out front live on capitol hill, so melanie, you've been doing so much reporting on this, talking to all the people at the center of it. how much jeopardy is speaker johnson actually in right now? >> well, speaker mike johnson finds himself in a very precarious position right now. and that is because of this simple math after friday, which is when republican congressman white gallagher pl

brandon, the new york times published an editorial today calling on congress to pass more aid to ukraine saying that it will likely sail through the house and senate with bipartisan support. but, speaker johnson'sandon, what's he going to do? >> marjorie taylor greene threatening the motion to vacate, that was entirely about ukraine. sending the signal if you do this, i'm coming after you. which is all the more reason for mike johnson to do it. he needs democrats to save his job at some point. marjorie taylor greene can't just keep this in her pocket. if you want democrats to be there for you, you have to work with them, bring up the thing you know is the right thing to do. i think mike johnson has been surprisingly open about how he thinks this is the right thing to do so he'll have a lot of pressure. we will learn about if he is willing to stiff arm her. but i am still somewhat confident he will put it on the floor. she will put up a motion to vacate and she will lose and that will be really good for the house. >> brandon from your lips to god's ears. amisha, let's turn our attention to the back and forth between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. do you think the

national border patrol council president brandon judd, he said the at least could have given us a policy, that would have been something. let's listen to speaker johnsonrie taylor grain speaking out after the boat. >> i want to say simply i want to thank people around the country, we should only wave one slide on the house for and i think we know which like that is. i say these are not normal times, they are not. the world is destabilized and it's a tinderbox, a dangerous time. >> members of congress waiting the ukrainian flag of the united states house of representatives before while we are doing nothing to secure our border. i think every american should be furious mike johnson's worship is over, he needs to do the right thing to resign and allow us to move forward in a controlled process. if he doesn't, he will be vacated. >> show the date on the border. show the border collection of this biden white house. here's the issue also going on. house republicans already have a slim majority. now more republicans are stepping down. you can't afford to lose any votes because that would put you in a neck and neck tie policy so it's unclear to the american v

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johnson’s policies, turned out to be american border guards who... still hoped that the republicans would fulfill their main promise, to allocate money to protect the border of the united states. well, brandon many comments that it turns out that protecting the borders of a foreign state is an act of patriotism, but protecting your own borders is not, a new political reality in the us congress. yacheslav alekseevich, congress the united states of america was once, probably a long time ago, a place where there was at least a little ethics, and a little bit of morality, there was very little, but still there was, now it’s libortal. or a terrarium, everyone who chooses whatever they want calls it that, but we must understand that johnson made this decision after a long conversation and negotiations with donald trump. i believe that there was a double deal, and this double deal was, on the one hand, aimed at the problems that the american judicial system has trump, the second, of course, is money, this is lobbying, this is a huge amount of money. 100 million dollars, just think about who just put this money in people’s pockets, it’s legal, that is, they bought it. other people’s votes, but it’s