al capone's crime was organized. so... why? [applause] al capone! al capone fans.president isn't the only one in trouble with the law. so is former new york mayor and baby who likes what you're doin' with those car keys, rudy giuliani. this one comes from the investigation into the ex-president's election interference in georgia, where he demanded that the georgia secretary of state somehow find him 11,780 votes. which, coincidentally, is the same number of investigations he's now under. rudy was one of the key players behind that plot, and has been ordered to testify before a grand jury in fulton county next week. oh, you gotta feel bad for georgia. first the devil went down there, and now they have to get a visit from rudy? [applause] at least they're both great at fiddlin'. >> oh! >> stephen: really? really? no, no, that's fair enough. fair enough. technically, he was playing the organ. thank you very much. you're welcome. but giuliani's attorney tried to fight the summons, claiming rudy couldn't fly to atlanta because of a recent heart stent operation. apparent

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i mean to refer to children as like baby al capone's is not appropriate. is looting, carjacking, all that happening in chicago. use whatever language, prosecute the criminals, stand up for the citizens. >> julie: yeah, gang of 40 people, 37 being actual youths, which is unbelievable minors were involved in this. nothing less than mob action and mob action should be the definition. what is this? peaceful looting? it is irresponsible and reprehensible for this mayor to downcast this behavior. this mayor is downplaying this, which is absolutely absurd. cars and vehicles were damaged. this was not just like robbery, this was looting and violent. it is mob action. >> emily: and kayleigh, call in young people, they are criminals. done. >> kayleigh: they are criminals and we know 1150 juvenile nile committed gun homicide more than double a decade ago. mayor johnson, i didn't think it could get worse than lori lightfoot. a mother of two killed, two teens shot, one who was 16 killed. nash flashback, it is not constructive to demonize youth starved in their own comm

and always seemed to talk about what he cited as an example those phrases from the life of al caponeto believe his intuitions. and at the slightest suspicion, he got rid of people, that is. well, if you evaluate the psychotype of just this person, otherwise it is also clear that he is very suspicious and maniacally downright suspicious. and in that sense, i think, uh, with money growing and a political career going on. he began to think about how to clean up these tails and remove those people from his entourage who knew a lot. kraz bykov became the richest man in the region and the most famous. he created the tanaka financial and industrial group, which included krasnoyarsk hpp and achinsk clay refinery, then its assets. the achinsk oil refinery became a railroad bank and dozens of smaller beyk companies turned into an authoritative oligarch and tried in every possible way to get away from the gangster past , creating the image of an honest manager after the mid-nineties, when e appeared. ah, the so-called power. yes, he has money among his connections began to enter, uh, employees

it is a good think al capone is not running for president. there was say the justice department is weaponizing against al capone. wake up. he is a showman. thank you. host: we go to our line for georgians. barry in valdosta. caller: you have an independent called a few minutes ago. he said trump was trying to be a dictator. if you sit and think about it, a dictator tells what you're going to do and where you want to die and live. that sounds about what biden is doing trying to be added to crack -- a ditocrat. donald trump did not really lose the election because it was a bunch of fraudulent ballots. host: where is valdosta? what part of the state? caller: probably about 8 miles from the florida georgia line in the middle of georgia. host: do you feel the most of your community members and neighbors, the people you know, more in line with your views or the views of say fulton county district attorney? fani willis? host: -- caller: more light in with my views because they look at this as i am, election interference. and it is -- host: next up j

to refer to children as like baby al capones is not appropriate. >> gillian: kind of surprising to hear him choose that, what do you say, brian? >> at least people got arrested. when he first got hit with the mob, the first weekend he had the job, he talked about children and we have to understand they need summer jobs and need some other things to do, which is bizarre, especially because obviously no one he knew was being attacked. that is a mob and not -- if you are italian and you talk about al capone, but he was in the mob and ran the mob. we are not saying it's an organized mob, we are saying it's a group of people creating havoc in the middle of the street. the least thing you should worry about is a three letter word called mob. the question is, what is it good these youth and they are not children, they are teens to their 20s, that feels as though they are empowered to go destroy a business, multiple businesses, knowing that there is cameras around, knowing people have their phones, knowing they are going to get caught, because there is no hell to pay. now they seem to have a ma

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to refer to children as baby al capone is not appropriate. >> it looks hideous and embarrassing for humanitye where we've gone. when you see young people being destructive, it is not law enforcement job to babysit kids. if they sit back and allow their kids and community to be destructive, then the judicial system will jump in and i don't want to hear anybody saying they are oppressed because they decided to become a convict at 18 years old. >> laura: thank you. new details about true number of crimes hunter biden business partner visited to the obama era white house and congressman byron donalds, reacts in moments. - you know, you don't have to wear your pt gear anymore, right? - it's comfortable. - so, how's civilian life treating you? - it's fine. - when i got out, i didn't wanna admit that there was anything wrong because i felt like a failure. and then, i realized there's nothing to be ashamed of. so, i started talking to someone. maybe you are fine, but if you're not, it's okay. - thank you. - if you or a veteran you know needs support, don't wait. reach out. find resources at va.gov/r

no, they can listen to me . the next language is al capone's principle.ith a kind word and a gun, you can achieve more than with a kind word. look, if we start entering, you know this conversation, you are there , full stop. it's not like that in the documents, a comma , it 's not a long conversation. you corruption is mentioned there, as if there is no corruption in turkey or there is no corruption in albania, if you look at the principle of the countries , well, they are half-measured in terms of corruption risks. like in our country, when it started in 1952, and not for democracy , and not for corruption, they did not answer at all, but portugal 49 the year that entered was a dictatorship until the 73rd year, you propose to negotiate and parking, and turkey is not so, so, so, so, no, we must understand that the ukrainians, you know, also did not have such things. federation, you want to have some kind of relationship with it, the americans, you want to see them as allies against nato, it’s not a matter of accepting us, nato, we stop their hemselets , t

. >> but having trouble with the tax code can be quite serious as al capone found but to what al capone it political? because the justice is the department of justice is under the control of the democrats. the judge was appointed former president appointed by former president obama. isn't it understandable that many republicans have come to the conclusion that this is a politically motivated prosecution, ones who prosecution, even ones who aren't great admirers of donald trump ? trump? >> i don't do not understand the cult like mentality of the maga crowd on january 6th, 2021, lindsey graham, of all people, said, i'm done, i'm out. i've had enough . but their tune gets had enough. but their tune gets changed a little bit. they all watched it. they watched it happen right in front of our eyes and i understand that there are several capitol hill police officers attending the arraignment today to voice their concern, to see that help the justice gets done. >> and what they're trying to say is essentially that donald trump behind he conspired to trump is behind he conspired to organise this

to refer to children as baby al capone is not appropriate. >> todd: ashley, we can't upset criminal.nt program for residents convicted of marijuana conviction before it was legal. this is a form of reparagsz, direct harm done by prohibition and by the state and our responsibility to undo the harm. distribute money to marijuana related offenses. the state will expunge misdemeanor marijuana charges from resident records. today jobs report, new polling shows americans think the economy is in worse shape than ever. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more. good morning. >> cheryl: we will get the july job report. are we going into recession or not? here are estimateses looking for 200,000 jobs. unemployment rate still to remain at 3.6%. look at polling, people are not excited about the economy. 75% say it is poor. 25% say things are good and whether you approve or disapprove of the economy, 33% approve, 63% disapprove. vice president harris and president biden continue to tout bidenomics. watch. >> president biden and i came into office with a plan to strengthen the economy. a term we are very

i mean, to refer to children like baby al capones is not appropriate. >> laura: it's not appropriate, >> it's not appropriate. it's funny they say this is getting ugly but to me it looks hideous. only embarrassing for humanity to see where we have gone as a society. see young people being destructive it's not law enforcementens job to baby-sit their kids. if they continue to sit back and allow their kids in their community to be so destructive then eventually the judicial system is going to jump in and i don't want to hear anybody complaining that they are oppressed because they decided to become a convict at 18 years old. >> laura: xavier, thank you. >> thank you. >> laura: we got new details about the true number of crimes that one of hunter biden's business partners visited to the obama-era white house. and congressman byron donalds reacts in moments. ♪ having diabetes isn't easy, but i found splenda diabetes care shakes which help me manage my blood sugar and give me the energy at breakfast to take on whatever the day brings... they're smooth and creamy have 16 grams of protein an

to refer to children as baby al capone is not appropriate to. >> dana: is crime rate just out of controlple take matters into their own hands. police say they are investigating a wild incident involving two 7-eleven employees that thwarted a robbery and one of whom beat the thief with a stick and you saw that story on fox. blaming outside agitators when thousands of young people showed up within minutes seems a little far-fetched. >> if they charge those 7-eleven dudes with anything it's been awesome. if they do get charged there is the legal gofundme page will be completely out of this world they should be getting the key to the city if anything. the guy made it clear in that robbery he had that weapon. he may not have had a weapon but he made it clear he had one. >> dana: and he apparently had threatened them the week before. >> greg: it's sad of these people are being investigated. in terms of these large gatherings, generally when you see a group you say it's a group of black kids -- that's what you see and what with that sound like a question mark look at all these black kids -- gen

to refer to children as baby al capone's is not appropriate.he word mob. >> is unbelievable because mob action is a legally accepted term and completely appropriate in this case to describe what occurred with the teenagers who felt completely enabled and empowered to ransack the store. again this is another example of how democrat leaders are more concerned with woke language and using the correct phraseology and curtailing speech when they have people who are completely destroying businesses, destroying lives and on the streets wrecking havoc and were worried about what exact terms we are using in this case to describe what exactly occurred we when i don't understand why he's so upset by this. meanwhile at a california 711 a couple of clerks get fed up with a man tries to steal a garbage bag full of cigarettes. fair warning this video is graphic but take a look. >> nothing you could do to him tell the police come in. there's nothing you can do man, don't do that man. >> okay. maria: the guy who was filming said the clerk let the wannabe crook

it remind me of looking at some of the old days al capone and the guardian indictments where you could be almost as aggressive as you want to be. that's, frankly, where the president and his team needs to be making the best arguments. this indictment is too aggressive. they've taken stands that aren't supported by the law. the special prosecutor is way, way out over his skis on this case. that's where i think the president needs to be making his argument and frankly, there's merit to a lot of those arguments. neil: you know, part of it is just the lack of attention by comparison, you get on the hunter biden business ties, some democrats will say that's because there is no evidence. but i did have a chance to read the transcript of devin archer's comments to the oversight committee. i'm no lawyer guy, but watched enough l.a. law shows to know that there's something not quite right here. because to me, oftentimes seemed to connect hunter with the president and the brand, with the vice-president back then and the brand. one part that stood out at least to me, responding to questions conce

they wasn't nothing but courage and loyalty, the kind that john dillinger and al capone required. and, quote, mr. johnson favored a submachine gun, the "herald tribune" reported but mr. blackburn preferred one of the larger type of pistols. the next day the pair of 20somethings attached their flying-wedge felt pennants to the fenders of johnson's barronial 12-cylinder packard. >> what that is from, i wrote a book. we just got the confirmed publication date and we just got my first look at the cover. this is what it looks like. the book is called "pre-quel, an american fight against fascism." it comes out october 17th. i have been killing myself getting it done, which is why i look this way. but it is done. and this is the very first announcement i have been able to make about it. writing, i find, is the absolute hardest thing in the world. i do think of the books i have written, i wrote "drift" which was the military and politics in the military and "blowout" which was about russia, "bag man" about the spiro agnew story. and this is the one i feel most compelled to right. i'll tel

the kind of loyalty that gang centers john dillenger and al capone required, he explained. and, quote, mr. johnson favored a submachine gun, the "herald tribune" reported but mr. blackburn preferred one of r the larger types of pistol. the next day the pair of 20 somethings attached their flyinh wedge felt pennants to the fenders of johnson's baronial 12-cylinder packard. they loaded up with shakespeare, machiavelli, dennis, and their weapons catalog if not their weapons itself, and they headed south. so what that is from is i wrote aom book. i have written a new book. i said i would never do this again but i did. we just got the confirmed publication date and the first look at the cover. this is what it looks like. the book is called prequel, an american fight against p fascis. it comes out october 17th. i have been killing myself getting it done which is why i look this way. but it is done. and this is the very first announcement i have been able to make about it.t. writing, i find, is the absolutf hardest thing in the world. i do think of the books i have written, i wrot

to refer to children as baby al capones is not appropriate. >> martha: what is he talking about?? >> he's an apologist for crime and basically let me say right now, mob, mob, mob. that's what you see. flash mob. terrorizing. notice san francisco, los angeles, chicago, new york. all democratic cities. all run by people of color, all claiming racism. it's ridiculous. it's insulting. >> martha: leo terrell, thanks very much. thank you. so always good to see you. the investor that got rich predicting a housing market collapse in the early 2000s is placing a very large bet against the market, the s&p and the dow. kevin o'leary helps us break it down next. >> the whole housing market is propped up on these bad loans. they will fail. >> the housing market is rock solid. >> it's a time bomb. >> mike knows more than alan greenspan. >> yes, he does. my va home loan benefit allowed me to keep my money in my pocket. and my service was my down payment. i talked with newday on a thursday, put a contract on this house on saturday. 30 days later, we were moving in. i would tell other vets out th

to refer to children as they beat al capone's is not appropriate. >> >> he insists that his administration has a way to address these gatherings and he argues that plane is working. gillian? >> gillian: thank you so much dana? >> dana: a new paul is revealing a majority of americans think that the biden administration is unethical. >> plus attorneys are offering an alibi for the alleged idaho killer brian and where they say he was exactly when the murders took place. >> and pentagon in lambeau, still on hold as congress leaves washington into summer vacation with more top brass which i looming, pentagon spokesperson with reaction. still climbing. even car and truck loans can be 15%. but newday's rates are a fraction of that. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you use the equity in your home to pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. and you can save $500 a month. that's $6,000 a year. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ens

several hours ago this evening when trump posted you go after me, i'm coming after you sounding like al caponethe untouchables. special counsel jack smith he's making clear here and alerting the judge, hey, we're not going to put up with this. >> it is absolutely prudent for a prosecutor who is worth their salt for understanding the importance of ensuring their witnesses, codefendants, anyone who may be involved, a judge, jury, et cetera, that they are not going to be compromised and intimidated or even have the prospect of that happening. so it is prudent to alert the judge to the possibility this might be an issue. there are those who will have the two sides of the same opinion. one will say, hold on, that's a very vague statement. he didn't identify a specific person, he didn't call someone out. so is this a lot of much to do about nothing? and the other side is it is vague enough others might believe they themselves are targeted. it was not specific enough so they might feel they themselves are targeted. they are a part of the investigation. what does he know through discovery? what have h

but i would hope that he, lou gehrig and al capone and muhammad ali would at least say, all right, yougave it your best shot, kid. but i think you've me realize it might take away from this is that in future interviews i'm going to have the author interview himself. that's working out better. yeah, but now it's to turn it out to the crowd. i hope. i hope we have some questions and if the person celebrating her 85th birthday happens to still be here, she she should get one. she's here. i'm going to throw it back to you in the back question, please. as i've aged i find it increasingly difficult. be conscious. become conscious, are painful situations. and it has or as much as i knew about king's life, i was wondering how you deal with the relationship that pain you're exposed to when you work with someone like king how you personally that even when you're doing biography there were moments in writing this book where i wanted cry where was so angry at the way he'd been treated and how painful he was suffering. there's this moment where he's talking to one of his best friends after he gave

i would hope that he and al capone and mohamed ali would at least say you gave it your best shot kid. >> i thank you help me realize my take away in future interviews and how the author interviewbu and sound. now it's time to turn it to the crowd and i hope we have some questions and the person celebrating her 85th birthday if she happens to be here, i'm going to throw it back to you in the back. >> advise aged be conscious and become conscious of people and situations in as little or much as i know about king i was wondering how you deal with the relationship to the pain you're exposed to when you work with somebody like king and how you personally manage them when you're doing a biography. >> there were moments in writing this book where i wanted to cry where i was so angry at the way he had been treated and how he was suffering and this is moments when he's talking to one of his best friends after he gave his speech on riverside church in 1967 and criticize the american war effort and summarize all his american beliefs and how they came together at this moment and which he was chal

that's why the feds ultimately got al capone for tax evasion. it was not legally possible to get him any other way. it wasn't until 1970 that congress came up with a law that would allow federal prosecutors to connect the disparate crimes being committed by a bunch of individuals into a single prosecution. what we know as the rico act. now, if you look at donald trump's indictment in georgia, fulton county d.a. fani willis repeatedly refers to trump, his 18 co-defendants, and his 30 unnamed, unindicted coconspirators as this criminal organization. quote, this criminal organization constituted an enterprise as that term is defined in georgia's rico act statute, a group of individuals associated in fact. she's basically describing them as a gang. the indictment continues, the defendants and other members and associates of the enterprise had connections and relationships with one another and with the enterprise. the enterprise constituted an ongoing organization whose members and associates functioned as a continuing unit for a common purpose of ac

saying the word mob dehuman ices the suspects and that it's not open from refer to children as baby al capons. so common sense looked up the word mob and capone is nowhere to be found. a mob is simply a disorderly crowd of people intent on causing trouble, kind of like teen-agers looting a 7-11. does the mayor believe rampant crime in i can would go down if only the criminals got more respect? maybe instead of mobs and gangs we call them clubs or coatries. sounds less mess asking, more community oriented, kind letter gentler thieves. common sense is pretty sure these teen-agers understand they can shop lift at will and will face zero consequences. but for the mayor to again and again ignore the victims and give the suspects the benefit of the doubt, is unlikely to convince these includes and coateries to stop stealing stuff that doesn't belong to them. let's where i in criminal defense and trial attorney brian claypool. bryan, great to have you on. i mean, you know, after a shooting back in millennium park in chicago back in april, you know, the mayor came out and said, you know, it's not con

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. >> trace: saying young al capone's. this is mob mentality. >> it is, and that is the definition. it is a group of individuals who choose to be unruly and cause violence and not follow the laws that are inherent in society for structure and, excuse me, to alleviate chaos. >> trace: and some are talking about not fully punishing young people who are under 25 for murder. that is how far this has gone. 10 seconds for you. >> i believe anyone who breaks the law should be held accountable if they are committing murder regardless of the age, it should be an appropriate offense, punishment, punitive held for the individual. >> trace: eric harden, you are not alone. thank you, sir. president biden is back from vacation and will have to answer to a new evidence that shows he knew a lot more about his son's overseas business dealings and he -- the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with the new information on this. kevin, good evening. >> kevin: you know, sometimes it is all about how different people view the very same pictures. sort of a rorschach test if you will. and toni

to refer to children, baby al capones is not appropriate.olice arrested 40 of the alleged participants. dana, we talked about issue of crime a long time here. obviously we all want constructive solutions but one of those solutions has to be arresting people. prosecuting people and keeping them in jail if they're doing bad things. >> dana: this is like the fourth story where someone is a victim of the crime and know the police aren't going to make it in time and not enough police and the other was in portland. that one was on earlier today. i don't know exactly if these guys own this franchise but 7/eleven has a franchise and imagine how hard those people that work there have scrimped and saved and they're trying to live the american dream and they're going to get ripped off by this guy? and they know the cops won't come and if they dorks there's no recall -- if they do, there's no recall. i remember lawrence jones has been talking about for a long time on cross could be triple-demic and other places he's been -- cross country and other place

of defendants -- here's a famous one -- go through this, even feared figures like the gangster, al capone or as mentioned el chapo who was on the run for nearly 15 years, sometimes seeming above that app rehe think, that mugshot, until he wasn't. and as mentioned the famous and sometimes worshipped figures have been through this. hendrix, bowie, cash, jagger, sinatra, fonda with the fist in the air, facing their public mug shots, even, i should mention, for sometimes quite minor offenses. some of these pictures you see are for offenses that aren't illegal in every state like pot possession. it feels significant because it is significant. defendants long accused of lies and cheating now put through the same legal process as anyone else, even if they, some of them, once led that process, even if some of them led the -- now they are booked like anyone else with the images used to track suspects. the way police use mugshots are explained clearly, 50 cent, who famously had his own mugshot. there it is. same spot where -- got shot. the block hot -- flashing my mug shot, he said, because mug sho

. >> john: and brandon johnson says be careful to call it a mob, they are just kids, not al capone. > a bunch of people robbing the store blind, that's for sure. grady, great to see you in d.c. >> jacqui: john, millions of american kids are bracing for a challenging start to the new year. adhd medication is running low for nearly a year now and those shortages are getting worse as three more prescription brands were hit by supply crunches last month. dr. marc siegel, professor of nyu langone medical center and fox news contributor. my biggest question, what is causing this shortage? i know it was initially announced last year, you would think that something would have happened between then and now to remedy this and seems to be getting worse. what's the cause? >> absolutely, jacqui. good afternoon. first of all, the companies most involved are not hitting target, they are not coming up with as much as they say they will. and the increase of demand is up about 50% over the past decade. we are seeing more and more and more of this. and you might think well, it's overdiagnosed, attention

and i think also, you know, this is how thaw got al capone. he just didn't pay taxes.here's no record of them paying any taxes on this $20 million. you know, if you and i sell $600 worth on ebay, guess what? we get a letter from the irs. that's just -- there's a two-path system in this country, the biden crime family syndicate and the rest of us, and currently the rest of us are getting pretty ticked off. and i hope those 20 million people who decided to stay home the last election realize what they got us. cheryl: we're going to leave it there. congressman burchett, we'll look forward to hearing from the next phase of the investigation if your committee. >> thank you, ma'am. cheryl: all right. well, we've got a fox wildfire alert right now. officials confirming at least 36 people are dead as fast moving wildfires engulf i maui. we've got a live report from hawaii coming up next. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones your best defens

american history to have mugshot memorialized from martin luther king jr., rosa parks, john lewis, al caponefrey ep sen, o.j. simpson, robert downey jr. tom is with us to walk us through the most noteworthy mugshots. this will be remembered. it's alongside others, too. >> it really is. and you pointed it out there very well. there are at least three categories of mugshots. there are the sure enough criminals, people we all know are there because of serious crimes and get convicted of serious crimes and move on. then there are the celebrity mugshots that would come up, people who in some way or another stumbled no a run-in with the law, maybe public drunkenness, in the case of o.j. simpson, very serious charges. other charges out there. nick nolte, a drug abuse issue, which he said helped drive him into rehab to make things better for him. those often become lesser issues in a way, big celebrity causes but don't have a giant impact on the whole of society. and then those who are people who really have stood for some kind of giant moment in the rights of americans and the fight for rights and

i mean, to refer to children as baby al capone is not appropriate. >> chicago's mayor seemingly comingdefense of teen mobs running rampant across the city, this after a convenience store was looted and vandalized over the weekend. how else can the mayor address the problem if he is not willing to call it out? brian kilmeade has a lot to say about this. he is coming up next. nsurance.. so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ -because he was... -wait, wait, hold on... that neighbor is hot! that's my husband... what? it's the inspire implant he got. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. and for me. gotta go. naughty girl. hi sweetie! ah! (scream) here comes the choo-choo train of love! inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety informat

and corrupt organizations act is an incredibly powerful tool that was inspired by mobsters like al caponehe last prosecutors to bundle together what may seem like unrelated crimes committed by a host of different people, if those crimes are perceived to be in support of a common goal. and georgia district attorney fani willis, she is an expert at using we go to take down everyone from corrupt school teachers to violent street gangs. joining me now for a deeper dive, anthony michael, assistant law professor at georgia state university. it's good to have you back. you and i were together last weekend before this indictment was unsealed late monday night. we've now had some time to look at some pretty bad hot takes, i think, on this indictment. i wanted to hear the focus on rico. fani willis has used it before. she is used to in the context of school corruption scandals. she's also using it right now for murder and other type of cases that constitute predicate acts for a big racketeering crime. how effective do you think it is for fani willis to use rico for this particular scheme those comm

i mean, to refer to children is like baby al capone's is not appropriat approe. nt a >> he meant like a mob, like lik a crowd. noe t a mob like the mafia. >> when when polica moe pull bao it leaves a void. the criminals are going to step in. but now the good guy as are stepping up to. a guy started looting a 7-eleven in california califor, and the owner wasn't going to wait around for cops. he'd had i t and went teddy roosevelt on him. mao me.nt you to d don't do that. don't do that now. don't do that. oh, oh, my. okay, well. oh, come here. >> that's not what we have. called. e you, stix? for? every store in america. prime time might even start selling 7-eleven stix on the website. much safer than a pistol. >> cnn won't cover it.me when cnn only covers crime when they're the victim. we told you cnn's been jacked twice in san francisco this year. >> well, today makes three times the same. cnn reporter had her smashed while she was just across the street. ace said.at sh if you're here keeping track, this is the third time my cnn rentedn ca car has been broken o in

he's just as i said about jackie robinson, lou gehrig, muhammad, al capone as as the foursome who really did the push to get the approval of the birth control pill. but the thing that the thing that you see in jonathan's writing is an amount of research that goes into it. and i think he comes by that naturally his dad was accountant so a stickler for details and his mom was a community activist. and so if you think about and think about the subjects he's written, jackie robinson, mohammed ali, martin luther king, i think he gets that from her. well, he's been a reporter at the new orleans times-picayune, dallas morning news, chicago magazine, the wall street journal. he has taught at columbia college and lecture was at northwestern university, the washington post calls his new book the most compelling account of king's life in a generous motion. and so i think we're in for a treat tonight. so it was important. i think for us to have just right person to interview jonathan valerie jackson is that person you she is always referred to as former first lady of atlanta which is true, but it re

it is a good think al capone is not running for president.here was say the justice department is weaponizing against al capone. wake up. he is a showman. thank you. host: we go to our line for georgians. barry in valdosta. caller: you have an independent called a few minutes ago. he said trump was trying to be a dictator. if you sit and think about it, a dictator tells what you're going to do and where you want to die and live. that sounds about what biden is doing trying to be added to crack -- a ditocrat. donald trump did not really lose the election because it was a bunch of fraudulent ballots. host: where is valdosta? what part of the state? caller: probably about 8 miles from the florida georgia line in the middle of georgia. host: do you feel the most of your community members and neighbors, the people you know, more in line with your views or the views of say fulton county district attorney? fani willis? host: -- caller: more light in with my views because they look at this as i am, election interference. and it is -- host: next up jim

to refer to babies like baby al ca capone's. >> brian: he's worry about the word mob or angry group oftion using a term you find erroneously offensive. people, you elected this guy. i understand there is legitimate concern among youth in chicago, they are more likely to be recruited for gang members than from local high school or college, i understand that. that has nothing to do with this behavior. his attitude shows an acts vist, not a mayor. this is a learning moment for everybody and every major city. this is happening too much and leadership is the one responsible. >> brian: what the mayor did, he did what politicians do. asked uncomfortable question and deflected. he focused on the word mob, he did not say what happened was unacceptable. he did not say, keep an eye on your kid. he took offense to that, rather than offend looters, they are calling it a teen takeover. >> carley: unbelievable, huge problem. >> brian: senator sock hop. >> carley: they will jump on cars and mass loot cars and the mayor ran left of lori lightfoot and won the election. this is no surprise, he is defendi

that didn't exist when the fbi was beginning to combat organized crime, al capone. the fbi from threats of violence. some of it is access to weapons. way too easy. we have an entire party who is encouraging this sort of behavior. who is speaking in messianic terms. talking about the need to extract vengeance and calling people dogs and tacitly encouraging this violence. i completely agree with eddie. it is not something perhaps happening in the future. it is going on now and has been for some time. >> i think constantly about, i won't say, not to make it about us in the media but how can we be part of the solution? one of the things i worry about is that we silo it too much, right? i don't know that we know that the rhetoric on the right, or ron desantis' don't say gay bills or fox's elevation of don't say gay bills, or the hysteria around the 100 trans athletes who have to figure out how to compete in a sport they grew up loving is directly related to violence that targets lgbtq individuals or their allies. no one knows that it isn't. i wonder if we fail to tie tog

to refer to children as baby al ca capones isn't appropriate. >> bill: that's the answer that he gavet of the issue on him. he's kind of a soft spoken guy anyway. he sounds gravely worried. but he's got a set of viewpoint and he's going to keep pushing it and the people of chicago will have to deal with it. >> bill: a lot of people think he's not been nearly as responsive as expected given the amount of shootings that have happened there. we'll see whether or not that continues with a new mayor in chicago. >> dana: former president trump drawing a straight line between his multiple indictments and his presidential campaign. he says all the legal action targeting him is only boosting his bid to return to the white house for another term in office. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. good morning! >> bill: hope you had a good weekend. >> dana: great, you? >> bill: absolutely. bill hemmer, good morning. former president pointing to the latest polls showing him neck in neck with joe biden saying it's only energizing his supporters. trump wearing the charg

do not accept the judgment, i am assuming if he is presumed innocent, but i think he is guilty as al capones anyone can be. if they do not see the trial, they might not accept it. i'm sure on fox they was show something like nightingale. host: on the democrats making the case and us -- for airing the trial against the former president when it is set to start sometime next year. if you think the trial should be televised, 202-748-8000. if you say no, 202-748-8001. if you're unsure, 202-748-8002. editors in the wall street journal took this position writing, federal district court does not allow cameras. the reason is that cameras can be a distraction from the process of seeking justice. it is a risk in a trial they'll be global media circus. that is what democrats want especially if it takes place before election day 2024. democrats claim the tv cameras will make the public more likely to accept the verdict is highly unlikely. the justice department of the sitting president is prosecuting his potential opponent. that is inherently combustible. that is the thought of the editors of the wall s

do not accept the judgment, i am assuming if he is presumed innocent, but i think he is guilty as al capones anyone can be. if they do not see the trial, they might not accept it. i'm sure on fox they was show something like nightingale. host: on the democrats making the case and us -- for airing the trial against the former president when it is set to start sometime next year. if you think the trial should be televised, 202-748-8000. if you say no, 202-748-8001. if you're unsure, 202-748-8002. editors in the wall street journal took this position writing, federal district court does not allow cameras. the reason is that cameras can be a distraction from the process of seeking justice. it is a risk in a trial they'll be global media circus. that is what democrats want especially if it takes place before election day 2024. democrats claim the tv cameras will make the public more likely to accept the verdict is highly unlikely. the justice department of the sitting president is prosecuting his potential opponent. that is inherently combustible. that is the thought of the editors of the wall s