but under biden and harris? hundreds of billions of dollars and not all of it accounted for.e than any other country in the world, including far more grants than the entire continent of europe. but in the oval office while the cameras were rolling, zelenskyy seemingly ungrateful, combative untyped -- entitled and his ego seemed more important than the war-torn people in his own country. and his behavior is something i am betting he is going to regret for a long time, take a look. >> if i didn't align myself with both of them, you never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about food an end then say hello vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. i'm not aligned with prudent, i'm not aligned with anybody. i'm aligned with the united states of america and the good of the world. >> we tried the pathway of joe biden of thumping our chest and pretending that the president of the united states words matter more than the president of the united states actions. what makes america the good country is america engaging in diplomacy. that is what

look, i don't think kamala harris had it in her. i think the way joe biden quickly put kamala harris in that position and endorsed her was kind of, quite frankly, screwing over barack obama and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic party, because there's no way she would have gotten the nomination by herself. so it was, hey, you did this to me. i'm going to do this back to you. and that's. >> why i don't think either one of. >> them was going to ever beat donald trump. by the way. >> i don't think i don't think either one, their policies failed. and, you know, when she when kamala went on the view and said she did nothing differently, that was over when she couldn't do interviews. that was over when people find out about taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegals, that's over. her radicalism was way out of touch with the american people. anyway, guys, we appreciate you coming on this friday night as we continue more hannity straight ahead. >> g. nova powers america every day as the leading american energy manufacturer,

opposite direction. >> greg: kamala harris regrets voting for kamala harris. amazing thing about this it's not just transparent but spontaneous. for democrats everything has to be organized and completely choreographed the biden presidency. they can't keep up with it. >> everybody sitting here has relatives or friends or family or neighbors. trump broke them. and he broke them in 2016. when obama left office that dude was in my rearview. i don't think about them. if these on tv okay. but i don't think about obama. 's fingerprints or over the previous administration and did damage to the country but i don't spend time. they never got over the first trump thing and now there's a cumulative craziness. because during the biden administration, trump wasn't in the rearview mirror he was in their face. and they were like okay we can't stop thinking about this guy. we can't talk about biden because he's a husk. there were more news stories about trumps actions during the biden administration. they thought they had it in a can and now 2016 and all that. after joe biden

vice president harris says this is essentially a national sales tax. if trump wins and puts tariffs like that in place, what would the effect be on the average american consumer? - first of all, just remember that president trump proposes a lot of things. you know, big supply side tax cuts, reduced government spending, deregulation, tariffs. if you look at one in isolation, then you're not necessarily getting an accurate picture. but with tariffs, that policy was specifically mostly targeted on china. and people say, "well, who did it hurt?" i think it clearly hurt china. what happens is that imagine if there's a company, a chinese company, that has 100% of its sales in the u.s. and they only have 1% of the market in the us, say. then if we put a tariff on them, that company goes out of business. but it doesn't really affect anyone here because we could just buy it from the other people that we're already buying it from. and so what happened in the first term is that the tariffs were designed to maximize the odds that the incidents would be on the chin

lee harris. >> all right.trump. have we found a european leader bar1 or 2 that has heaped praise on president trump or any keir starmer? they all hate him anyway. well, keir starmer. >> keir starmer doesn't hate trump. >> he praised him. >> he praised him. >> yeah he did. but remember what his frontbench have been saying. let's not go back. >> they�*re not relevant. >> they're not relevant. >> they're not relevant. >> so he's getting on really nicely with macron. they look really happy. and you know all the world leaders that he's meeting so far seem very happy. >> nana that's all i see. that's >> nana that�*s all i see. that's quite superficial and that is good, don�*t get me wrong. but listening to people like that who are set in their ways, who are who think the old guard have got all the answers, well, the old guard haven't got all the answers. they have led us into a situation where we have people, you know, almost i think it's almost a million people now have died in ukraine. i want nothing more than rus

he will get harry byrd out of the way. he will get southern democrats on board with the overall budget. then he can move forward to the civil rights act, which he understood was going to many ways define his historical legacy, and then he could start work on programs arguing that he had been pretty fiscally conservative with the budget. he accepted and his focus on stimulating the economy. so, you know, that kind of trading, that kind of back and forth in terms of different bills is always the way he approaches these issues. well, one of julian zelizer. ten plus books is the fierce urgency of now. lyndon johnson, congress and the battle for the great society. professors zelizer. when did he start using that term great society? 1964. he actually tests it in many speeches, which i learned at lower level speeches that the media wasn't paying attention to. but then it's in ann arbor, michigan, at the graduation for the university of michigan in may of 1964, where he really outlines this idea. it's credited to eric goldman and

and we are still recovering from the biden-harris inflation, the worst in 40 years.re you can appreciate the nuance here, the situation a little bit different. here's why. think about the macro backdrop when those checks went out in 2021. we had a supply chain crisis, we had a labor shortage a, we had all sorts of dislocations in the economy not to mention the fact that the fed was printing $100 billion a month and rates were at zero. the macro backdrop today is very, very different. drill, baby, drill means lower energy prices. deregulation, fiscal spending actually being reined in. is so the backdrop very, very different. and then polling data suggests that 70% of americans who would receive a doge dividend check like this would actually use it the pay down debt of their own, much of which they took on just to keep their head above water during the biden-harris regime. and so if you pay down debt with a check like this, that's not if inflationary, that's actually deflationary. and so is i trust the american people. they sent this money to d.c. just a couple years a

>> there many reasons to vote for kamala harris.a woman of color whose overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. >> is always seems to go in one direction. >> in the marine corps we had the both like, i believe this is a glitch from across the finish line in the new york city marathon and that's funny because i don't have legs, i'm not running it. this isn't up glitch. was not have quite as well as the others like elon musk did at x because this is a young kid hired as a programmer and they did on purpose, there's no way to convince me otherwise. >> the reason why ai says elon musk is so dangerous. his programming and who's putting in the algorithms and what they are doing and how they fiddle around with the technology? we are being told to vote for kamala harris and it was a glitch trump is a racist. >> week one. >> we want, president trump one, 77 million votes, all those things didn't matter at the end of the day, people didn't believe them the hostile takeover, all of these text titans in the ring wanting to b

the three years prior he was going in and they would be in the oval with president biden and kamala harrisnd tony blinken and they want to the lecture about democracy and how it is supposed to work and they would say we got the checkbook and here you go. todd: that administration didn't care about the american people, what they were suffering through after covid and all the data and all the inflation and everything going on, we have our own problems, mr. zelenskyy and he walked in and he and the europeans do not care about, emblematic of the entire continent there, they don't care about what we are doing, they think we are just a piggy bank and ever since donald trump's first term, he's been like, hey, we are not your piggy bank, you're not your policeman, you got to have skin in the game but no one is a bigger ingrate than zelenskyy and i think he got a little less, he was put on timeout, sent out of the white house without the lunch, they gave the lunch to someone else and they said come back when you are ready to be a good boy. >> zelenskyy missus that it's not trump's money, it's ameri

cnn chief data analyst harry enten joining us now to run the numbers on this. hello, harry. hello. uh, obviously, any negotiations to end this war are complex, but tell us where republican voters stand on ending the war. >> yeah. >> i know a lot of my democratic friends couldn't believe what they were seeing in the white house yesterday between president zelenskyy and president trump. but i think a lot of republicans were cheering president trump on. and i think this gives you an understanding of what exactly cook. and on that side of the aisle, republicans on the russia ukraine war. look at this. want a quick end of the war? but russia still keeps the captured land from ukraine. look at this. look at the majority of republicans, 74%. three quarters of republicans near unanimity on that particular subject, compared to just 25% who say that they support ukraine's fight, even if it means a longer lasting war. the bottom line is this is it's very clear, very, very clear that republicans want an end to this war. they are willing for ukraine to give up that land that russia currently ha

zelenskyy went to battleground pa with josh shapiro, the number one harris surrogate for a while onceidelined, and bob casey who is right there behind him, he lost. and they were watching these missiles that the u.s. was paying for and sending over to ukraine. look, he's signing them. and he was acting like he didn't know what vance was talking about. oh, you went and campaigned with the opposition. that's what he's talking about. rachel: not only did that happen, but i believe donald trump tried to report this as foreign interference in this election. and, by the way, repulsive, signing these bombs that are going to kill -- peter: yes. in the same outfit that you wear to the oval office a, by the way. rachel: he has one costume. charlie: and, of course, foreign interference also being the premise of the entire first sham impeachment of donald trump in the first place, so it's kind of worth noting that. but it also goes back to the point with zelenskyy, you have no cards, bro! the only cards you have are the cards that president trump is providing you, the american people are providin

and you claim that it has come out of harris's bible pitch to the vote. his truck was, we're going to end this now. so now, you know, as far as the troubling ministrations concerned, zalinski just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town as well. well, mike wolfley, national security advisor said this morning on fox news. the so here has wound it would resume miller true impressions against scottish find says if the solomon process fails, present was yep. type. other one says that and crew with cheapest and fist ready in case promises a broken because don't look at the policy will p k, k, a declared a ceasefire. following jail lead up to the deluxe. cool to lay down arms and 4 year old conflicts which began as an armed campaign for casual autonomy as killed move. and $40000.00 people us motor tree says it's killed a senior. okay. the leader in syria, us central combined confirmed that mohammed uses. that's how i was killed in a precision that strikes. some come to not provide further details about the attack . a new transitional government facility or is t

of a great one once the great proponent of and as before, and ukraine, thought it was come out of harris's bible pitch to divide his trouble was we're going to end this now. so now you know, as far as the troubling ministrations consent, zalinski just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town, that's about what mike wolfley national security advisor said this morning on fox news. we may find itself the public has been rallying around that president charles stratford has moved from cave. a military recruitment post is everywhere in the ukrainian capital. the, all these drive for mobile soldiers may have just got more urgent of to what's happened at the white house. right now, you live on tv, what's being described as a historical and unprecedented diplomatic dis, austin, between president the modem is zalinski gives us counterparts. donald trump propaganda, vice president j. d vance disagreed so serious that he could determine who wins this war and influence the shaping of a very different new transatlantic relationship world between you are the us. ukrainians are shocked by what they sold. f

is that isn't, this is terrible and has to, i know he ran on this and the last election, complet harris is very clear. i remember her last riley was with liz cheney, the daughter of dick cheney the auctioneer. conservative, lose training of a great one once the great proponent of endless war and your crime, that it was come out of harris's bible pitch to the vote. his truck was, we're going to end this now. so now you know, as far as the troubling ministrations concerned, zalinski just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town. that's about what mike wolfley national security advisor said this morning on fox news. the the 1st phase of the guy is a ceasefire. is ending with no talks taking place about the next stage that leaves the future in dallas and palestinians across the strip in limbo. a mazda is it rejects sport, it's described as well as formulation to extend phase one sullivan shop. i looked at the stumbling blocks and the negotiations. oh, funeral, instead of celebration, smoke the much, but we did see supplying it for many palestinians. then began the journey home. long lines of

and laying down on two miles west of the city of huntsville in huntsville, civil defense director harris mitchell already has the emergency operating center on alert. give. to fulton evans right on a map. mr. wise put the warning out again on the tv. are we going to spot it our way? this thing is. now you can see it looks like. the injured begin pouring into huntsville hospital. we need some help up here. we've had four different tornadoes to hit us and another one on the way. can you send us up some blood? the highway patrol at 1050 and in new and latest story of airplane is coming straight in toward the parkway. now, i don't know. a tornado keeps coming through the heart of town directly toward huntsville hospital. we'll get back to everybody. we. like about it right now. a second twister has cut through the harvest area. researchers find three victims, a mother and, her two small children, their bodies blown and tumbled a quarter mile through. the muddy fields are grieving father still alive but with a broken back. brandenburg it looked like this in the morning we had a tornado that's

harry laver. well, thank you. and first, as have said, thanks to freedom's frontier, the kansas city civil war around table four, organizing this, i've organized some things like this and it's a lot of work. so i appreciate the efforts everybody put into that. and thank you all for coming out on a saturday afternoon or saturday morning and afternoon and to talk about the civil war and me thank our other presenters too. you know, my focus on the civil war is pretty big and broad. and so when i when i do symposiums like this, i hear some of the local historians talk. i always learn so much because my depth of knowledge of something like westport is pretty because of what i have to focus. so -- did a great job on that talk. so i'm learning a lot while i'm here. well the theme of of the symposium was the casualties of war and, the loss of civil liberties. and so it's legitimate question of i'm not going to talk about the loss of civil liberties. i'm an optimist. and so i'm going to instead talk a little bit more about

he said he didn't have a time or something like humble a harris who was just calculated. it has no idea of what's happening on the world stage. and all of a sudden when he's with trump, i think because he felt emboldened by the cameras in the room, i think the landscape thought he was going to take this moment. and he was going to out trump, trump. he was gonna sit down with them and then all of a sudden in front of the cameras, he was gonna surprise everyone by making trump look bad and wondering if it does not work. it is a strategy that is a full strategy. you don't try to corner this man, you look this whole, it began with vice president the van saying something that is absolutely factually correct. that most americans don't know. we have reported on a lot, but most americans don't know it. and those are the conscription soldiers who are going through ukraine picking up man who in the past wouldn't even been involved in a more, in grabbing any man. they can off the streets, whether he's young or old, doesn't matter because he's is on one body. they're grabbing about t

let's not forget, since harry truman assigned in 1949 that agreement, that essentially the attack a what nato ally would be an attack on all. and they would come to the defense. there was now a big question as to whether that european secure to come and be guaranteed by the americans for the future because essentially compass things. you know what guys, you don't want peace, i want nothing more to do for you. so really a lot of thing does not, it may have come out in support of landscape over the night, but they will be scratching the head. i'm desperately trying to look at. i would ship them off the key. they can put this to rest once in full because the reality is without the us is back in europe, is kind of in a c on its own drifting away from. i take us through, i mean, what was clearly a shouting match in the office. i mean, some people quoting it of some kind of w, w e, smack down event. he all off to that will win so terribly wrong for that. and he went out for an interview with fox news, take us through the country. that is how well that was basically a continuation of the, let's

the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day, and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic effort. so apparently is the last to cap just today and today, which makes $11.00 to did you have up to time to start or what's the full part of a bit to stay relevant as a full stop pressure mounts both domestically and internationally, a bit to cling onto at least one cod in this game with trump. well, good luck with that because anyone who's at the ups of trump walk knows that this is a man who does not take criticism. sorry, well, he definitely doesn't have a lot of patience. he doesn't appreciate ingratitude. and his thoughts, me doesn't like being cheated. let's be frank and not relationship. only one side holds from things that scare, always good to going to do things for those details of the inside of the office. but we've heard it. i'm about to the, to the last list, front, and center to witness it. oh, yeah, said it'll savanski in

but his point of such is terrible and have to, i know he run on this and the last election, complet harris is very to i remember her last riley, was it liz training. the daughter of dick cheney the auctioneer. conservative lives training of a great one once the great proponent of endless war and ukraine, that it was come out of harris's bible pitch to the varied his truck was we're going to end this now. so now you know, the far as the truck ministration is concerned, so let's see. just doesn't get it as a new sheriff in town, that's my fault. mike waltz, the social security advisor said this morning on fox news. and thank you so much for running us through all of that. does she have she ever tunzia for us in washington dc as well as that meeting between savanski and trump was taking place. russia attacked several ukrainian cities with drones. at least 7 people were injured in thousands evacuated to a medical facility in hockey was his buildings were also damaged and the city that's been attacked repeatedly during 3 years of war and then put you on the northwest. and the outskirts of the c

and the biden harris took elected called the three prong approach. about giving more choices at every stage of the supply chains of the producers farmers and ranchers have more choices to sell into so there are more competitive opportunities in the middle part fewer bottlenecks. and consumers have more transparency and choices to be able to take advantage of all those new opportunities. we did kind of a three-pronged effort. we took the funds that were provided by congress and the american rescue plan and deploy $1 billion there is more local and regional packers and chicken processors and others in the middle part of the bottleneck so there is more of a choices both for consumers and farmers and ranchers. that's a long-term effort is not, you'll change instantaneously but it's important to lay the groundwork. another thing we immediately dead was stood up the enforcement effort we didn't just do that in the meat and poultry capacity we did it across the sector. places that lack grocery investing and supporting those opportunities at the retail level

vladimir zelenskyy did not endorse kamala harris. he went to the sitting president. by the way, joe biden was the sitting president. there's always a campaign. so can you never talk to a president when there's a campaign? and he saw where people in scranton, pennsylvania, were were creating 155 munition shells for artillery to help ukraine defend itself. it was amazing that he went there. and only the thin skinned toddler that sits in the oval office, donald trump, would be upset by that. there is no other time. the sitting president of the united states has every right to take somebody like zelenskyy to a to a munitions factory, and they can get ticked off all they want about it. but ultimately, donald trump, people have to go to the oval office. what your prior segment was saying, we have to be really careful because this toddler could he could go off and get really upset. that's not a president we should be proud of. that should be somebody that we say that is not america. >> so did vladimir putin emerge the victor today? >> yes. has name one time that donald trum

she's a moderate, she outperformed kamala harris across michigan and the counties, do you think thatal to not have far l left, screaming about trump for the last several years? is is intentional or is it just that she's the dnc is democrats next best? >> i think she understood where the people were in met the more they worked in the reason she outperformed harris is because she understands the messaging better than most democrats right now. we have people in the party trying to meet voters where they are so on tuesday, he's going to do that and remind cars for generations and years defend the party that of safeguard for the american people. what is the vision we have for being governors of this party and country? and go back and make sure jobs are good and pocketbooks getting there and make sure getting better? people can buy houses in trailers or whatever it is so that's what she's going to do and do a good job we all know it's a hard job. >> nobody likes it. i have to leave it there but is my prediction, president trump will say something along the lines of even though they don't c

now, kamala harris, vice president harris, she essentially adopted the position of joe biden, president biden and the hallmark of that position is and still is, at least until now, american aid to ukraine in ukraine's war against russia. now, charles would have said and the anti-armor of engineers would have said if the united states gets involved in this european war in 1939, 1940, there's no end to it. and we will be fighting wars in europe forever and ever. and he would have said, yeah, he'll probably come out like this. and ukraine and, franklin roosevelt said, no, no, no, no. that's sort of thing is not going to happen. but if lindbergh were around today he said, well, that's exactly what this policy to and donald trump has said this is not a good policy for the united states. and the striking thing about the election of 2024 was, as i say, the two candidates had these strikingly different views about what america position in the world ought to be. and, of course, donald won. now, a question that's going to follow this is your state. you say stuff, candidates say stuff during campa

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that's where we met harris loeser.was here, at the top of the hill, that we engaged in an amicable conversation about the park's beloved pissoirs. >> i come here during the week to during the week to read, and it's a world class spot. it's great to, you know, be able to relieve oneself. >> dolores park has bathrooms on each side of the park, but at times not convenient for those enjoying the park. at the top of the hill. >> a piece of wire increases the capacity. it takes the pressure off the bathrooms, which are used by largely by females and people who have to do number two. >> i wish there were more, because sometimes a line will form and it's it can be harder to do it efficiently when there's a line behind you. >> the city has plans to renovate portsmouth square starting as early as fall 2025. rec and park told us the plans include additional restrooms in the renovated clubhouse. but if you build them, will they use them? so we discovered that people have complained to 3-1-1, despite what the health department told

you play, right here, you play the renegade heating engineer harry tuttle.d and her father who was visiting, and they didn't like it and i thought "this isn't going to last." i understand almost didn't get released that you had something to do with making that happen. >> robert: i was told by neil... >> stephen: my producer. >> robert: i don't remember that. >> stephen: maybe i should have neil out here to tell the story. >> robert: you could. i don't know. he said i was on some talk show with terry gilliam who was great. i didn't know they had such problems with getting it up and running, which happens. >> stephen: he told the story better. >> robert: i'm sure he did. >> stephen: i understand jonathan price says that he wouldn't have gotten the job, who plays the main character, i forgot what his name. he is buttle. you are tuttle. >> i forgot. >> stephen: i can't remember. people didn't want to hire him because they didn't know who jonathan price was. >> robert: i didn't know that either. >> stephen: we'll move on, no pressure. robert de niro. >> robert: i

the vice president harris and secretary blinken. but he didn't sign the agreement.we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day. and this is one of the biggest ungoals in diplomatic history. >> laura: mr. secretary, was he late to the meeting? is his demeanor? what i'm trying to get at here maybe in congruent way is this seems to be a pattern with him. he seems to be the obstacle towards peace, to getting it to peace. and, with you, reports were he was late to the meeting. was he? >> you know, look. there it's very difficult to tell what's time. his office is this building they keep dark because of potential drone strikes. so, we had had a security breafing. we were supposed to have a longer meeting beforehand, so, it was just the two of us in a room for an hour, we couldn't come to an agreement. but i have to tell you, laura, today i was shocked that he would behave like this on camera in front of the world when we were -- if he had issues he wanted to bring up with president trump, the proper venue for that would have been 15 minute

you know, look at kamala harris.she goes on one television show, 60 minutes, and does this 12 minute interview carefully choreographed. he goes on for three hours on joe rogan. he goes on for 25 hours on six other podcasts. and he is relentlessly pounding the narrative. democrats need to understand that's the new attention economy. if you're not shaping it, you are. you are. you are being shaped by it. >> here's one like. >> he always donald trump likes to tell you that. >> he knows the art of a deal. he knows how to do a deal. well, wait a second. in his first term, he did a deal with china. he tried to do a deal with north korea. and he also talked about the usmc deal there and the afghans deal. there's one constant in all of these. he put publicity ahead of principle. he is actually the worst negotiator. and we should be actively pointing out and saying, here's the other course we would take. you never leave that field for him. i would not do that because he has to be confronted now. i would be more selective. i w

it's reporter math so you'll forgive but i double checked it it was twice as many as the meghan and harry documentary and people watched a total. 3.4 billion minutes, which is. 6000 years. but it's a similar story for the trial itself. i talked to several of who streamed it every day. you could the name of the dogs. we should get in a dog name off challenge but people watched that it was the most streamed event ever on court tv and as many as johnny depp and amber heard. so, you know, for the of true crime and the more fantastic nicole the better in the murdoch case as y'all know is is nothing if not fantastical. and in case there are two people in the room who don't know the details i'm to give my elevator version of this you know alex murdaugh bk was the fourth generation scion of a very powerful family in the lowcountry of south carolina, the five counties in the southeastern corner right over the savannah line, georgia line. he was the inheritor here of a mighty name. his great grandfather had started a law firm in 1910, which the most powerful law firm for 100 miles. they were they c

hearing about the arkansas anti board cut bill until the arkansas times took up the challenge against harry. i'm the rabbi of the largest congregation in the state and nobody had talked with me about this proposal . supporting israel is of the greatest importance to me. so i could not be stronger in my opposition to boycotts of any israeli products. however, i was told that a newspaper would have to sign an oath that it would not participate in any kind of political action. how bad as a visa, american freedoms are terribly important to americans use, you know, we wouldn't be in the magnificently enviable position in which we find ourselves. where are we not blessed with freedom of religion and the rights to express ourselves as we see fit the i haven't spoken to the leadership in the jewish community, the local jewess leaders like to talk here in little rock i. i don't, i don't, i don't agree with so i didn't need the locals opinion on this. i don't feel like her auntie boycott built fringes on individuals, 1st amendment rights at all. every now and then we're and somebody that disagree wit

that is where trump has also tried to fire cathie harris on that board. employees, but really to protect the american people, because these because of what these employees do. this is not again, it's not hypothetical. we want to know when there's a natural disaster coming to our communities. we want to know how we can access the meals on wheels, you know, situation that you need to access in a rural community in the middle of virginia, right. we want to know about these things. and that's what federal employees do and deliver every single day. and so it's very high stakes. god bless. so good to see you. >> thanks so. >> much for being. >> with us. >> thank you. coming up, you remember. >> those boxes of documents trump had piled in bathrooms and ballrooms at mar a lago? >> you know, the ones. >> that launched. >> a criminal investigation. >> well, he is getting some of them back. that is next on the weekend. >> you probably know vistaprint for. business cards. >> yep. >> but did you know we also. >> print these. >> and those and that. and definitely this.

. >> scott has been recognized for her advocacy by california democrats like kamala harris and nancy pelosi. scott still needs the board of supervisors vote, but is already making plans for the city. >> to get people healed. from fentanyl to help mothers that's grieving from the loss of a child or a loved one. to come together collectively. >> the police commission is known as the body that sets policy for the police department and conducts disciplinary hearings on charges of police misconduct. the president of the soma business association is viewing this change as a step towards better public safety. >> people are really fed up with the crime, the break-ins and stuff, and people are getting away with it. >> but not everyone agrees. after the recent controversial removal of another commissioner to bring in a new one. >> board appointments and city board members should not be political folks because, you know, there's a degree of loyalty that people will have once they are appointed by a particular person. >> the mayor also swore in a new police commissioner, wilson leon. >> this is

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