i understand alvin bragg is certainly involved. but we can't excuse the mayor. at first eric acams was handling this in a statesman like way. he didn't want to put his thumb on the scales. he got a little political heat and all of a sudden everyone starts trembling. the nypd made this arrest on their own. the on place that order could have come from was city hall. oh alvin bragg and eric adams consulted on this decision. lawrence: adams is a political chameleon. when the rubber meets the road, we invited him on the show a couple times. but now that he's mayor he never answers his phone. in iowa president trump was scheduled to host a rally. the event had on postponed due to weather but it didn't stop his opponent desantis from making his rounds in the hawkeye state. he appealed to voters early tonight. >> i think if we make this election about a referendum on joe biden and his failed policies and provide a positive alternative to take america in a new direction, i think americans will win across the board. if the election is about anything else, it's about distr

. >> so why did soft on crime da alvin bragg charge and so quickly? we all know the answer to that but it's worth a discussion. we were discussing this in the earlier show and there's a lot more to get into. you got somebody like jordan neely who has a history, he kidnapped a young child, barely got time for that, assaulted two elderly people, one busting her eyesockets so he has a violent history and goes on the subway and tells people he's going to kill them, a marine subdues him and then others rushed to help and now the marine is facing up to 15 years manslaughter so when you look at this and see yourself writing on a subway, you wish you had a marine like him on the subway or it is it even worth it to be emily who takes action? >> the things i've gotten to use used to seeing in new york, i don't think i could be a normal of the person ever again. [laughter] the stuff that becomes normal to you but also you see crazy people but you don't ever know if they are a crazy person who's just crazy on something or are they violent? we also know -- i'm all

so to recap, there's a trial date with regard to alvin bragg. we both think that fani willis is going to indict donald trump this summer. relative to merrick garland and jack smith, how about the issue of, we always hear about that timetable close to an election, don't go doing anything that will impact the election. will smith and garland be up against that window? >> they are, michael. i think doj deserves some blame here. by taking this long, by taking two and a half plus years to get around to any of this, they have played themselves into a calendar corner because there is long-standing doj policy and practice that you do not take actions within depending on who you ask 60 or 90 days of an election. as prosecutors, we try to avoid making moves that are going to land in the public sector and have political impact too close to an election. if we do the calendar math here action even if doj brings an indictment either on mar-a-lago or january 6th this summer, which we are in the summer now, realistically you are not going to be able to get to a

that will be done by a combination of alvin bragg, jack smith and merrick garland. this week trump appeared remotely at a manhattan courtroom in connection with the stormy daniels case. the judge told the parties not to make any plans around the scheduled start of trial march 25, 2024. trump reportedly reacted by shaking his head. there's still jockeying going on regarding the caucus and primary schedule for next year, but take a look at 2016. that was the last time we had a competitive republican process. look at that as a guide. in that cycle, iowa held its caucus on february 1st, new hampshire voted on february 9. then game south carolina and nevada. super tuesday was march 1. there were six more election days in march, and then in april came wisconsin, new york, connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, indiana. and in may nebraska, west virginia, oregon and washington state. in the thick of that schedule, donald trump will spend a week or two sitting in a manhattan courtroom facing criminal prosecution, and even without cameras in new york co

yeaheste, alvin bragg saysh i'm going to charge him with the felony complaint. ifdon't know how this will end, but what i can tell you is that if you're in a subway car andyoe you've got a guy yelling a, d mf i don't care if i spend my life in prison, i don't care if i die that means two things. th that means he's willing h to commit suicide or homicide e if he says, i'm willing to gosai to jail for life, the only n go to jail for life for is homicide. and i'm willing to die. i'm suicidal. now, he wants to sayicidal they didn't know we hadt to forty two or forty four arrests. . i mean, thatth certainlyat is a good point. let's be fair about that. but at the same time, his in th behavior there in thatat car underground and no one could get off when noo one had the ability to run away ,makes it very clear that the people there, as long the as they are reasonable in their assessment of the fear, then they capeople then use whatever force is reasonably necessary. >> okay, well, you're also a lawyer. what do you make of the odds of a self-defense defense working out

look at alvin bragg and the policies of new york city and what caused the problem.jacqui: how do you think that new york is going to respond? alvin bragg is bringing the charges that he thinks the city wants to see, but it's going to be tough to get a conviction, the same people in the jury pool also ride the subway. how do you see this coming out? >> and good luck basically trying to get a conviction in this case. every single one of those juniors have been on the subway and had to put up with people like this and threatened and i don't think there's any realistic chance that this marine is convicted of manslaughter. jacqui: okay. andrew stoltmann, appreciate your reflection and insights. hope to have you back soon. >> thank you. jacqui: mike. mike: jacqui, these are images from brownsville, texas where we're tracking the latest developments following expiration of covid era policy title 42. this as the biden administration has a federal judge flocking letting in migrants without court dates. we have lucas tomlinson on the white house. let's go to lucas on the lawn

alvin brag decided to charge him with manslaughter. penny's attorney said his client risked his own life to protect others when neely was are hasing passengers. jordan neely has quite a long rap sheet criminal pass and mental health struggles. controversy around his killing sparked ten days of protests in the new york city some of it turning violent. when the neely family speaks, we'll bring it to you live. border agents, cities, towns, the entire nation ready for a siege of a surge. a tidal wave of illegal immigrants. title 42 is done. the administration facing overwhelming criticism. a federal judge has dealt a serious blow to what looked like a plan from the biden administration. the fox flight team over brownsville, texas right now. this is live showing what officials are up against. a steady stream. tens of thousands of people massed along the border and now they are beginning to cross in in numbers we've never seen. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." title 42, you know was the trump-era policy that allowed t

what it comes down to is justice in alvin bragg's america. i don't know if this man was a good samaritan or not. i wouldn't want to be a good samaritan where a 61-year-old bodega worker, father of three, acts in self-defense and sent to rikers. i get in new york city and leave as soon as i can. i don't want to get in a position where my justice is in the hands of alvin bragg. >> dana: a whistle blower claims that joe biden accepted bribes as vice president. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by

alvin bragg, you knowha, ct them loose. bragg pressed charges, but this man was not the innocent street performer that aok and her friends want you to believe.ry he 23 hadfo over a dozen run is with the police over the yearsci due to very seriouslyfo and apparentlyreig untreated mey issues. get this, the guy had forty two prior arrests, according to reports. he and he wa, s not performing s on the subway. he was threatening passengerley making demands, saying that he was willing to hurt anyone on the train and go to jail fore it. aoc, where have you been, by the way?reporting th people are murdered every single day in new york city.at yand in the district you represent. crime is out of control.ng but you say nothing. and your silence up to now has been deafening. then when mayor eric adams presi solled for calm and encouraged new yorkers not to rush to judgment, one of the few k things he's gotten right, aocno far left friends clap back .er protesters now gatheringe' in manhattan last night, chanting adveic adams, who , by

all this is organized by close of a prime minister alvin courtesy was his desire to bring about the big conflict between serves and nato and supporting the brakes on rolls royce, new daily files or corruption lawsuit, against the major british multinational company, alleging bribery played a role in gaining contracts to manufacturer, jet aircraft for the in the military, the just after 3 pm here in moscow when you're watching r t international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the problem. and we start this news hour with a breaking news development mosque out was attacked by multiple ukrainian drones earlier this tuesday, which damaged a number of residential apartment buildings. that's according to a statement by the russian defense minister sir j. shy who steve question are you still gonna start giving those to this morning? the key, every game carried out a terrorist action in the mosque region. i will note on civilian objects involved 8 unmanned aerial vehicles of an aircraft type. remember, they are all destroyed in moscow. 3 drones were suppressed by electronic warfare loss c

alvin bragg was investigating the death and growing calls to charge a man with murder.eft democrat lawmakers are with rhetoric. alexandria across jo cortez tweeting "he was murdered" another democrat declared that "another black man has been publicly executed. "in massachusetts ayanna pressley called his quote death a lynching. they were chanting "black lives matter" and justin's for jordan neely, and this. leap the police >> [bleep] the police! >> al sharpton is asking for this to be murder. he says the national charges of murder he says the national action network demands district attorney and police investigate this horrific incident as a potential case of manslaughter, if not murder. he brings up 30 years ago i fought the bernard goetz case and we cannot end up back in a place where vigilantism is tolerable. it was not acceptable then and it cannot be acceptable now. a horrific incident that some argue is nothing like the situation. >> harris: i don't listen to anything they said you know why? tomorrow they'll be right back backing this soft on crime d.a. they all l

what did alvin bragg do prosecuted the bodega worker. outrageous and he stopped. hopefully he will get some common sense and realize that we want people to be good samaritans. we want people to step into situations where they are henning their neighbor. certainly the police can't be everywhere and the nypd is a great police department but they can't be everywhere all the time. and we depend on good samaritans, people of goodwill who are willing to step in a situation to save their fellow neighbors. >> lawrence: bruce, isn't this about the whole criminal justice system though how we treat victims vs. criminals? i was just in nassau yesterday talking with y'all d.a. and bail laws are impacting nassau as well. >> this is a whole new york city thing. new york stated thing. is this just a rallying call to do something about this madness? >> in new york state there has been atmosphere where criminals have more rights than victims. i think it's with leadership and our district attorney does a great job. but alvin bragg seems to care more about

alvin bragg for his handling of this case. >> i pray that mr.enny receives a fair trial in manhattan where we have an overpoliticized d.a., alvin bragg, who puts criminals over law-abiding citizens each and every day. >> harris: alvin bragg already has charged penny, as i mentioned in jordan neely's debt. the grand jury must indict him. raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. thank you for being in "focus." this rally yesterday and the words and the former military who showed up really make a case for what this means to so many people. >> look, harris, mr. penny was trained to defend the innocent. his training as a marine. i think it was probably instinctive when he saw people being threatened an menaced on that train he sprang to action and mitigated the threat. he didn't intend to kill mr. neely. otherwise he wouldn't have helped the cops perform cpr as his lawyer attested when they were doing it incorrectly. he knew how to do it as a marine. i thought it was wonderful seeing the 60 veterans standing behind the nassau county executive. what a pi

anhattan alvin bragg. our very own brian yoenis live is live inin our new york cityoo newsroom with more. >> brian , what's going on ? sean , good evening, daniel . penny is expected to turn himself in tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. he'll be arraigned on second degree manslaughteonr charges for the chokehold death of 30 year old homeless man jordan neely. now, a grand jury has to bet but convened to indict i, but it is interesting that the manhattan district attorney , alvin bragg, chose nog chose not to punt this decia to file charges to a grand jury, instead choosingnd on hiss own to file these charges. afted now, this comes after days i of protests in new york city pressuring bragg to press charges against penny. i the protests led to clashes with police and a dozen arrests ten days ago. penny puly fort neely in a chok, reportedly for several minutesne on the f subway train after witnesses say neely was aggressively screaming and threatening passengers, nearly had a history of mental illness and had been

alvin bragg live in a new york city newsroom with more brian what's going on?expected to turn himself in tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. he'll be arraigned on second-degree manslaughter charges for the choke hold death of 30-year-old homeless man jordan neely. a grand jury has to be convened to indict but it is interesting that the manhattan district alvin bragg chose not to put that decision to follow church charges to a grand jury choosing on his own to file these cha charges. this comes after days of protests in new york city pressuring him to press charges against penny the protests led to clashes with police and it doesn't arrest ten days ago he put them in a choke hold reportedly for several minutes on the f subway train after witnesses said he was aggressively screaming and threatening passengers had a history of mental illness and have been arrested dozens of times including for assault on subway riders. in a statement tonight. the riders said that he risked his own life and safety for the good of his fellow passengers the fortunate result was the uninten

alvinthe face of this point. he did not act alone. he turned himself into the five precinct, did mr. penny. the police department is making the arrest. we didn't go to grand jury. it was a rush to action for lack of a better term. the police department doesn't take this action unilaterally. absolutely no way. >> dana: there is more to come on that. there was pressure, perhaps, that alvin bragg the d.a. you see right there and the mayor of new york, eric adams, who were perhaps feeling pressure from the protests which were scant and had died down. they decided to take this action before convening a grand jury. foe the clock is on. >> mayor eric adams, he was a transit cop. that means in new york city you are a police officer for the transit system. you are working in the subways. he said yesterday there was a lot of jordan neely's in new york right now and we've seen it since covid. a lot of homeless who live on the streets and some of them, they may need more than they are getting from soci

how will he do his job, alvin bragg. we'll cover that. steve, a viral video has highlighted the nationwide controversy over transgender issues. it shows a transgender student assaulting two girls at a california high school. it was reportedly over an incident in the girls' locker room. one person said it's time they protect girls and women. let's watch that. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen. and only ladies and gentlemen and gentleman it is and shall always be. why are we affirming the mental confusion of this boy and putting the safety of women in jeopardy by allowing mentally confused men to use the women's spaces? what about the true girls like myself who are female down to our dna. why don't we get a say in whether or not we're comfortal with this? the majority of us aren't and yet nothing has been done to protect the safety of these women. >> harris: spoken like a grown-up. the issue front and center in florida as well. state democrats there are tearing into a bill awaiting the governor's signature. your reaction to this situation. >>

well then alvin bragg dropped those charges because new york city went crazy and said are you kiddinghe was just defending himself. it's very similar here. he was defending the people that were on the train. but alvin bragg, i guess under pressure, political pressure because it was days later, he charged him with this crime. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: kid rock when he gave the money he posted mr. penny is a hero and mr. alvin bragg is a p.o.s. >> brian: got to find out what that means. >> ainsley: i will tell you during the break. >> brian: promise? >> ainsley: fox news alert. thousands of migrants released on parole despite a federal judge blocking the biden administration's policy. >> steve: this as el paso, texas residents and business owners sound the alarm on the chaos at the border. >> brian: matt finn is live in el paso with more. hey, matt. >> hey, brian. right now the biden administration is fighting to release as many migrants as quickly as possible under its proposed parole with conditions policy which would essentially release the migrant and then require them to check b

alvin brag is hoping he will flip on his former boss.not, he could be back behind bars. >>> and capitol police officer harry dunn sits down with us at the table. how does he keep hope and optimism alive for accountability? >>> and for an prmt conversation about dealing with, talking about, and combatting mental health challenges, something he and his fellow officers struggle with every day. all that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. (man) it's pretty simple. i kinda just want things the way i want them. (woman) i want a network that won't let me down. even up here! (woman #2) with an unlimited plan that's truly right for me. (woman #3) with verizon's new myplan, i get exactly what i want. and only pay for what i need. (man #2) now i'm in charge... ...of my plan. (vo) introducing myplan from verizon, the first and only plan where you choose what goes in, from apple music to disney bundle. so you get exactly what you want and only pay for what you nee

let's review alvin bragg and his history, guy.in bragg is the guy who brought never before brought charges against a former president. in fact, "new york times" surveyed law experts who strongly suggested state prosecutors have never before filed an election law case for a federal campaign. this is the guy who takes a bodega clerk who lawfully self-defended himself and threw him in reickers and he had to defend himself. is this politically motivated because it didn't even go to a grand jury? >> when i was the u.s. attorney that's exactly the opposite of -- we decided cases based on the facts and the law. that's it. politics and all this left, we didn't care if you were -- we made the decision based on the facts and the law. the opposite of what bragg's done here. shame on him. i think a jury is gonna look at this and see right through him and get about a 15-minute not guilty verdict. >> wow, 15 minutes. that would be quick. guy lewis, thank you very much. >> it seems there is a new standard of justice in america. people are excuse

then alvin bragg got involved. remember him? he is the guy that arrested trump over paperwork, and he loves to let life long criminals out of jail every day. it's kind of his thing. so instead of convening a grand jury and going through a thorough, thoughtful and deliberate process, bragg decided he wants to see the marine veteran in cuffs right now. there may be more to that story. we'll get to that in a moment. we don't have a toxicology report back on jordan neely, the homeless guy. witnesses said they were tear filed -- terrified. they were calling police and the homeless man was screaming things like "i don't care if i die. i don't care if i go to jail. i would kill a mother-f-er." and they said instead of being scared you should have asked him how you could have helped. >> no one on the train asked jordan, what's wrong? how can i help you? so for everybody saying i have been on the train and been afraid before and i couldn't tell you what what i would have done in that situation, ask how you can help. >> okay. have you eve

but i think alvin bragg is a good and decent man. he's got an extraordinary track record in law enforcement, former federal prosecutor, exemplary record. and i believe he's going to continue to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the constitution, and present the information to the jury, present the information to the american people, and then we can all make our own decisions about the way forward, but no one in america is above the law. that includes the former president. >> yeah. privilege, can i ask one completely unserious question? it's serious to me and spike lee. next year, do the knicks go further? >> absolutely. it was a great season. i'm so proud of them. it was a joy. new york is on fire when the knicks are on fire. i'm looking at an eastern conference championship next year. >> they have broken my heart my whole life. but they did very well this year. >> that's right. >> thank you very much. much appreciated. house democratic leader congressman hakeem jeffries of the great state of new york. thank you. >>> up n

it's interesting that alvin bragg didn't take this to grand jury. he totally owns this decision, this charging decision. you heard from the family. something more stringent. alvin bragg is probably trying to thread the needle here gosh i have to have response to public outcry. i don't think this is murder but i will put this to a jury and let them decide. yyou have a four minute video other witnesses there and provide more context that. video someway into that altercation that led to the death plaintiff neely. and so was a real threat. somebody was cautioning him at one point saying be careful. you got of a hell of a chokehold there. you don't want a murder charge. other people also restraining mr. neely who weren't mr. penny. and whether any charges come to them. it looks unlikely but the jury is going to have a lot more to work with if they can get more witnesses into this investigation. >> they would have to prove the chokehold was the reach for his death. there wasn't anything in his system or that kind of thing. they will be able to talk about

da alvin bragg's office 10 days after attempt to subdue 30-year-old jordan neely via choke hold resulted been making threatses. attorneys representing jordan neely's family said daniel penny's statement is not showing regret. he believed he was entitled to take jordan's life. he needs to be in prison. new york city mayor adams says he's staying out of it. >> i think it is important not to interfere as the mayor of the city in those parts that the police department has yet to take their action and the da will make the determination how to handle this case and i respect that, respect da bragg's job and what he has to do. >> alexandria: jordan neely death sparked rolling protest throughout new york city, those there saying this needs to be called murder. fox news contributor leo terrell had this to say about the manslaughter charge. >> leo: this is a racially charged prosecution. it is because the defendant is black and the marine is white. and the individuals that assisted the marine were people of color. i think this case will go nowhere. motivation was based on race. >> alexandria: a wom

alvin bragg says the investigation has included witness interviews, careful review of photo and video and discussions with the medical examiner's office. the progressive d.a. has been attacked for being soft on crime. while manslaughter can bring years in prison, neely's family wants tougher charges. there was no attack. mr. neely did not attack anyone. he did not hit anyone. he was choked to death. that can't stand. >> reporter: penny was released on $100,000 bail. he'll be back here in criminal court on july 17th. those charges have to be confirmed by a grand jury. >> thank you. the man who quit the manhattan district attorney office the year before former president donald trump was indicted appeared on capitol hill. he spent six hours behind closed doors for a deposition. house republicans are appropriating whether district attorney alvin bragg was politically motivated. we're learning new information tonight about the hunter biden investigation. it involves allege payments received from a wealthy foreign businessman. >> i cut my head -- i barely understood what he did. >> reporter

it is a pretty good concept. >> jeremy: there is a whole generation of alvin braggs coming through thel system. >> kayleigh: scary. >> jeremy: we are in a dangerous part in our country and what lawyers look like and someone as corrupt as alvin bragg. >> emily: a point of view, so narrow and a small percentage of again the real world which is touched on all facets by the law. it is not just about whatever the efficacy of a month is or whatever kool-aid they are drinking pure of the real world international of diplomacy has to do with thoughtful, actual grasp of facts and actual grasp of some type of civility in there. >> molly: what is noticeable about the fatima mousa mohammed she was chose by the graduating class. they picked her as part of 2023 graduating class and she got to see what she wanted to say. she hits on themes of contention of young people nowadays are talking about, anticapitalists, revolution peer there are a million ways people advocate for revolution. she repre rips the military ande police. one of the quotes the joy and excitement fills the auditorium with a fight fo

. >> laura: alvin bragg's offers is promising a full investigation. al sharpton is hoping for a manslaughter charge and stands with protestors who are demanding justice for jordan. now what about justice for the thousands and thousands of new yorkers who felt threatened over the past year by the city's rampant crime? remember the story of jose alva, that harlem bodega owner who also refused to be a victim. in self-defense, he stabbed a man who ran behind and jumped over the store counter and shoved him up against the wall. he was initially charged with second-degree murder. now, last july bragg dismissed the charges, only after a loud and sustained public outcry. but there is no justice for them in bragg's revolving door of arrests and releases because thugs feel invincible in the big apple. they have an upper hand on the streets and underground. like subway slasher alvin charles in 2021, after allegedly stabbing a 36-year-old teacher in the arm and stomach, he was freed on supervised release by a liberal judge and then last fall he was arrested for s

that's the message this red cal d.a.s alvin bragg the king of them sends to go the american people.right, defund the police, then when someone steps up in defense of other people someone who wanted to protect other people that's in his beam as a marine as a strong valiant man, then you're telling that person they're going to actually face the consequences. now, any time there's a death it's tragic. we sfrau the video that penny tried to put him in recovery position. he's not a murderer. he wanted to protect the vulnerable. that's what any man and former marine should do and i hope more people will actually stand up like daniel pen did i because that's what we need more of in america. he's not a murderer. he's a good man to try to do the right thing. >> what is going to happen the next time in nobody is going to want to dare get involved. sad, traj. spkr4: you're both right but murder manslaughter i don't think so. pam bondi tommy thank you. when we come back more hannity straight ahead. . scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's in it to win it. simparica trio is the first and

let alvin bragg enjoy his time in the spotlight [ applause ] >> seth: sorry, so you -- you want alvino get all this scrutiny that comes with indicting trump? >> seth, this is black people's moment, okay having a black president was great. but letting a black man take down trump that's the final boss level. [ cheers and applause look, think of it in hollywood terms. it's great when they let a black guy star in a movie. but true equality can't be achieved until black people are allowed to play the bad guy. okay, forget idris elba playing bond why can't i be a bond villain? ♪ i see you finally figured it out, mr. bond. it is i who have been stealing candy from children. see, when i was a boy, i wasn't allowed to have candy. or friends so now, neither will the world [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i'm jeff wright. i'm 6 feet tall and i'm represented by erika lancaster at caa - >> seth: okay, jeff, i hear you, that calling the investigation soros funded is racist but just to be clear, it's also anti-semitic, right? >> oh, hell yeah, seth they ain't going to catch me on some kanye west b

we still have the alvin bragg case. documents case at mar-a-lago, and the january 6th case. so what is your expectation for how the next few months and the rest of this year is going to go, joyce? >> right. so this will be a litigation heavy year for donald trump. and unlike this case, katie, which was a civil case, the cases you're identifying are all criminal cases. and the difference obviously is at the end of those cases that trump is held accountable, he faces a prison sentence not just a significant fine like the $5 million in damages that were awarded to carroll in this case. but also that litigation becomes cumulative. we know already that the judge in manhattan has tentatively set a trial date for trump early next year in the middle of the primary season, and he has cautioned him explicitly that he may not set any dates that would conflict with that trial. he can't arrange for speaking or rallies. the judge will hold him accountable. you don't have the option of not being present in a criminal trial like you do

we know alvin is a political animal.ut we hope that he conducts a fair investigation bragg has been letting these wicked civilians loose. downgrading charges. he did slap trump with 34 felony counts for nothing. aoc complains about the mental health crisis constantly but she hasn't lifted a finger to institutionalize the mentally unstable. and a.o.c. says putting cops on the subway would actually create more time crime. listen. >> subway crime is up. but let's also note that subway crime is up after they committed so many more officers at the the subway system. tells us adding more cons to the subway isn't solving the problems there are other things that can solve this problem. >> jesse: what other things had? she went tell you. cop on the subway with neely going wild like that? he probably wouldn't be dead. men are having to take matters into their own hands to protect themselves and innocent civilians. women are whispering to me all day they are glad a man took action instead of sitting there staring at his phone prete

alvin bragg made the decision he would file a felony complaint. the fact that he is, daniel penny is charged with manslaughter in the second degree, it is reckless homicide. it has a minimum of one to three and maximum of five to 15. if he pleads guilty or is found guilty. i want to be clear on something. he is turning himself in. that means he's not being arrested. i don't understand that. but more importantly. that felony complaint that apparently is going to be used tomorrow is not necessarily the end of the story. if a decision is made subsequent to this to presented to a grand jury which i think would be the smart thing to do. it would daniel penny's attorneys the opportunity to at least have daniel penny going to testify or have witnesses go in and testify they could find those people who are on the train who are making those phone calls them the case may not end up even being a manslaughter in the second degree. but this is a decision by bragg. it kind of feels to me like a political decision. kind of holding off the forces out there. since

the da in new york, alvin bragg, decided to go ahead and charge him with second-degree manslaughter. we're waiting details on indictment and trial. people are taking sides, whether or not what he did was appropriate or inappropriate. >> ainsley: one lady on the train is a witness, she's lived in new york for 50 years and she is a woman of color, she said they are trying to make this about race, she said it is not about race, he's a hero. she said, i'm sitting on the bus and i hear someone spewing rhetoric, i don't care if i have to kill an f, i will. i'm looking at where we are in the tube, meaning the subway, in this can and we're in between stations, there is nowhere to go. the people on that train, we were scared, scared for our lives. >> brian: that is why, after waiting a while, reportedly danny penny takes action. she says he is a hero and saved a lot of people that day. mr. penny cared for people, that is what he did, that is his crime. nobody wants to kill anybody. mr. penny did not want to kill that man, he was distraught and very visibly distressed. he didn't run. he didn't

all this is organized by cost of a prime minister alvin courtesy with his desire to bring about the big conflict between serves and nato. putting the brakes on the rolls royce, you deli files, a gruff case against the major british multinational company, alleging bribery played a role in gaming, coal trucks to manufacturer get our cops for the, the live across the world around the clock. this is our t international to the of your company. this tuesday. we start the arrow with breaking news. most schools mirror how's a nuns? the number of drones have hit apartments in russia's capital city. today's early in the morning as a result of the u. a. v attack several building sustained light damage. all emergency services are on the scenes. they are clarifying the circumstances of what happened at this moment. no one was seriously injured. i ask you to only trust official sources of information and not to spread and verified information. yeah, we know, emergency service is all working up the tech sites having partly evacuated, at least one of the buildings that was head right now are road near.

you have prosecutors like alvin bragg, jesse, who create this recidivism.estorative justice is part of the rot of the justice system that creates this situation. this individual, jordan neely was apparently well-known enough to regular commuters that he had a reddit thread and they were warning people on reddit about the danger this guy posed before any of this happened. to get mad as someone like daniel penny by the way the "new york post" a 66-year-old woman who did not want to be identified. she said she thanked daniel penny for doing what he did because people were afraid. he sat there and didn't do anything for the longest time until neely started threatening the lives of other passengers and then he felt compelled along with others to step up. so we have to ask this question. why are we not doing anything about the policies that create situations in which people like daniel penny feel the need to stand up? where was this p.r. firm for all of the victims of jordan neely? for the 67-year-old woman who got punched in the face or the people that he tried

oh, this is organized by cost of a prime minister alvin courtesy was his desire to bring about the big conflict between serbs and nato. and putting the brakes on rolls royce, new daily files or gruff case against the major british multinational company, alleging bribery played a role in gaming contracts to manufacturer gather across for the the from us go to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company, i mean an overview. we begin with breaking news. moscow was targeted earlier this monday by ukraine in a multiple drone at tuck with apartment buildings affected. announce, according to russia's ministry of defense, which released the statement this morning, key of launched a terrorist attack with unmanned aerial vehicles on objects and moscow. 8 aircraft type, unmanned aerial vehicles, were involved in the attack and all. and then the drones were hit, 3 of them were suppressed by means of electronic warfare, lost control, and deviated from their intended target, another 5 or shot down by anti aircraft, missiles and guns systems in the mosque, our region, in response to an adv

all this is organized by costs of a prime minister alvin kurtz. he with his desire to bring involved in big conflict between serbs and nato. he's the only one to blame for everything that is happening and he's trying to wash his hands now and say that it's nothing to do with him. the night is being more or less peaceful with both sides, basically staying on their point. so neither the nato or the local server, we've been offering their positions and neither is here, has been really a bundle was low. and then the intention was to present the tensions overnight with the opinion of the journalists coming in to fill and then to try to prove some kind of extra bundle of concerns. and what's interesting that the local uh, so fond of being in mirror scan, reporting that they morning they will not be coming to work. so basically, uh, besides that, the on the political side uh which it shows said that day you meet with both the russian and the chinese are invested fairly instead of you. so then in the morning she will meet to the russian investor and then

there's a police department -- >> hi, alvin, we are going to have to leave it there. we are running out of time. short answer to an important question. >> very complex question, very nuanced. during the trial, we learned that derek chauvin was not trained to use force in that way. even his police chief told the jury that is not the way to use force. no matter his intent, that was not the way you use force, even according to his own police chief, which we rarely see at trials. it is important to remember that the chief of police said that is not the way to use force. >> the book, "his name is george floyd: one man's life and the struggle for racial>> ok, ready? >> ok, welcome, everyone. it is so referentially quiet in here. maybe that speaks to the topic? welcome to civil rights, the black power movement, and where we are today. yet another panel on civil rights, the black power movement, and where we are today. i'm a journalist and writer in los angeles. i'm joined by three wonderful authors and historians and

all this is organized by costs of a prime minister alvin kurtz. he with his desire to bring involved in big conflict between serves and nato. he's the only one to blame for everything that is happening and he's trying to wash his hands now and say that it's nothing to do with him. well, let's get more now on the escalating developments with our tea contributor, nicholas you, which makes a good morning. it appears extremely tense in the region at take us through what's happening with wanting to come to our viewers. the night has been more or less peaceful with both sides, basically staying on their point. so, and either the nato or the local. so we'd better offer in their positions neighbors, which ever since been really a fund of us, lovington loving fashion, was to present sanctions overnight with the of any of the journalists coming in to film and try to promote some kind of action from the local serbs and what's interesting that the, the local, uh, so phone of being in mirrors here, reports and then they, morning, they will not be coming to wor

and then trump said alvin bragg was an animal who was doing the work of the devil.said it's like the gestapo. he even reposted a photo of himself wielding a baseball bat next to a photo of alvin bragg. but i have to say, i love the idea that a guy named "bragg" might send him to jail. it's like the thing he loves doing most could send him up the river. and then he wrote "everybody knows i'm 100% innocent." "including bragg, but he doesn't care. he is just carrying out the plans of the radical left lunatics. our country is being destroyed, as they tell us to be peaceful." obviously trying to get his fans riled up enough to go out and do something like they did on january 6th. this guy really thinks the country is going to fight a civil war over him because of his little golf course porno boner party that he had to have. and i mean -- he's also using this to raise money. in fact, since he announced his imminent arrest on saturday, his campaign has raked in more than $1.5 million in donations. which is a lot of money. $1.5 million, that's almost enough to -- i don't kn

alvin bragg and the system in the city caved to political pressure. alvin bragg is the face of this thing at this point. he did not act alone. he turned himself into the fifth precinct did mr. penny. the police department is making this arrest. we didn't go to grand jury. this was a rush to action for lack of a better term and the police department doesn't take this action unilaterally. it came from the mayor's office. the system playing out in a judicious way would have been investigate the facts, gather video, there is more video out there. take the time to do a whole investigation and go to a grand jury. what you do in a case like this. instead they did this, which was a rush to action. there is no way the p.d. did it alone. bragg himself in a box with this. under new criminal justice reforms he only has 20 days to get all his material to the defense, 20 days from arraignment is the rule. now bragg has to act a lot more quickly than he would have. now all of this stuff is going the play out in the media and in the public sphere before it gets to a

but alvin bragged cut him loose and talked to everyone on that car they made the decision to release. but because of aoc, crazy alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> sean: just for the benefit for the people who are not from new york can you say that again, aoc all-out crazy alexandria ocasio-cortez and her mini mes call it an all-out lynching and murder and so now alvin bragg is probably nervous getting george soros call i didn't give you a million dollars to do anything like this, i want you to rethink this and now the pressure is on from the left. so there is a possibility he'll be arrested, and then they would have to put it in front of a grand jury. none will find this marine guilty. >> sean: this is new york city, not a normal city. >> but these are subway riders. now, when it was white versus black. if it had been black on black white versus white there would have been no attention given to it but this had the ingredients the come busability of gasoline on the fire. you have a white ma enradio, aoc hates the military, hates white men, obviously hates public safety and being forced to p

what alvin bragg is setting himself to do, he set himself up to have the case eventually dismissed so he can say to the court of public opinion, it wasn't me. it was the high-priced defense lawyers did their job. >> it's amazing. no one has any guts. even the mayor flipped. now he sees race in this. the governor was never on this page. she sees race in everything. this guy was mentally sick. unfortunately he lost his life. there was no reason for him to be walked out in cuffs. he surrendered yet they bring him in cuffs for everyone to see you to placate the protesters and everyone on the streets. tune into "the five" monday, judge jeanine pirro will have an interview with daniel penny. a stark warning on twitter after a record number of migrants cross the border. 80,000 migrants crossed the border this week. the author of "george run," and senior national security fellow at the center of immigration studies, watching thousands of migrants flood the migrant camps. he joins us now. todd, your reaction in putting in perspective the end of title 42. what changed today? >> we are in a stat

first, i wonder why alvin bragg chose to take former president trump to the grand jury for weeks andor an investigation of what was effectively misdemeanors but for this case, which is a felony, which involves someone's death, he didn't bother to go to grand jury. he just brought the charges himself. he brought them very quickly would suggest he was in a hurry might mean is he feeling political pressure from left flank. after the charges we found out another eyewitness has come forward to say that the person who was killed was actually making threats. >> ainsley: do you think that alvin bragg was pressured? there were so many protesters down in the subways preventing all the trains from actually moving on the tracks. i know he had sent it to the grand jury. the grand jury would have decided whether this case moves forward. obviously it's going to now. >> that's right. you have to wonder why he decided to brings the charges there are so many penal in new york who have to deal with these dangerous subways. and you have got homeless people and mentally ill people and violent people cons