from alvin bragg. and it shows the kind of public servant that he is. you had the specific threats. people who talk about standing over him with a nine millimeter weapons. but often bragged did something smart here. he tracked, as andrew said, this protective order in the district of columbia. and he did that because when you're a judge, you really like to have a similar ruling that you can hang your head on. you know you're not gonna get reversed, especially when the court of appeals and the district of columbia has already affirmed this sort of an order. you are in very safe territory when you enter it. and donald trump has done nothing but give judge -- reasons to accept this order from the d.a.. >> joyce vance and andrew weissmann, thank you both very much for starting off our discussions tonight. thank you. >> thanks. >> coming up, republicans were in favor of banning in vitro fertilization. and now that alabama republicans have done it, republicans in the house and senate are lying about the reco

where is alvin bragg for three years? why is this press conference, i'll tell you why, it's an election year. and alvin bragg got some heat and because he got some heat, that's why he had the press conference. they could have held these individuals. they -- new york city is a sanctuary city. they don't use ice, don't tell ice anything and what we are supposed to believe they are serious about crime and eric adams talks about law abiding, the migrants are illegally, they broke the law by entering the country. you saw a mop-up, clean-up on aisle 15, people saw this video worldwide and they saw law enforcement officers being assaulted and nothing was done in a city that allows crime to occur 24/7. this was embarrassing and outrageous and nobody should believe it. >> sandra: let's be clear, leo, and brian, let's be clear, you are in new york city with us, you could put on the banner, the man who let those men go that attacked the nypd. he's the man who let them walk free. and now he's outraged and sickened? >> it's unbelievab

alvin bragg's hands. behind bars. watch. >> we will not be agreeing to extradition, we will keep him here these are mandatory prison sentences and having observed the treatment of violent criminals in the new york area by the manhattan d.a. alvin bragg, i think it's safer to keep him here and keep them in custody so he cannot be doing this to individuals in our state or county or anywhere in the united states. cheryl: the assessable rights attorney ben crump says ending crime in the u.s. is is easy as changing the definition of crime. what's so interesting about the arizona case, she's making a point in all the alvin bragg's office can say this is a political move, this guy stabbed two women in arizona and that's why he is in jail in arizona. >> good for air as owner for doing something about this. if they said the criminal back to alvin bragg his track record that he soft on crime in these two focused on stormy daniels case to even think about prosecuting the real criminals that are out there. a couple w

today, the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg as the judge in that criminal case to impose a gag on trump. former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york who's been on our show many times before, felipe perez, we'll discuss with us and what comes next with there. but i want to start tonight with a little bit of what i will call a reality check. about the very likely general election matchup between joe biden and donald trump. both candidates face challenges right now. but they are no way the same. on the one hand, president biden is dealing with poll numbers that don't seem to budge on the economy, which i'm sure is driving them crazy. some cocktail speculation about whether it's too late to select the young girl [inaudible] at the convention, look up lawrence o'donnell's read from the other night, he has the thoughts on that, and of course two wars. one of the wars is going to be front and center tomorrow in michigan. where he is staring down a push for a protest vote in the states primary. that by critics of his handling of the war between israel and hamas. there is

she is blaming manhattan d alvin bragg's lacks treatment of violent criminals and argues it would benal in custody in phoenix. right now the perp is being held without bail in arizona where he has been accused of stabbing two women and mitchell is bowing to keep it that way. >> i am putting the victims first and making sure that he stays in custody. since we have serious offenses here, we have the right to keep him where he is. we are not saying that he will never be prosecuted in new york for what he did. but we are saying we are going first, and that way when we secure a prison sentence on him, that has to be honored when he is extradited to new york city. >> greg: but no bail bozo alvin bragg says mitchell is just playing politics. >> her reasoning, not because that is what the law dictates, not because that's what advances justice, not because of a concern for victims. not at the request of the nypd. but rather, plain and simple, old-fashioned grandstanding and politics. >> greg: judge. >> jeanine: what? >> greg: no concern for safety. he is the last guy to provide any analysis o

that date is off the books, very much tbd, so that is huge news for manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. bragg had previously made clear he would defer to scheduling if there's a conflict, but with jack smith's case delayed until who knows when, that could clear d.a. bragg to take donald trump to trial as early as march 25th. what happens if one of the key defense witnesses in the first and maybe the only criminal trial donald trump is likely to face ends up behind bars? joining me now suzanne craig, "the new york times" investigative reporter focused like a hawk on the taxes of donald trump, and voice vance professor at the university alabama school of law. thank you for being here tonight. sue, apart from the most trumpy perjury ever of course it comes back to donald trump's penthouse size. first -- first, i get -- if you could, help me understand allen weisselberg, who is so involved in this like, valuation of the trump penthouse, is on the phone to reporters, he's e-mailing them, he's really trying to say this thing is really worth a lot of money and then goes and stands under oath

alvin bragg wants to prosecute him for that now, but mitchell says she's observed bragg's treatment of violent criminals and how he initially leased several of the migrants charged in the times square attack on two nypd officers. >> i'm putting the victims first and making sure that he stays in custody. and, again, this is not casting aspersion on nypd. but with, you know, it was just a couple of weeks ago that some of the illegal immigrants that were in new york city who beat with up on police officers were let go. >> reporter: liz, the nypd says this surveillance picture shows the man wearing his victim 's leggings after murdering her at a hotel in downtown new york city. police say it appears that he bludgeoned her with an iron. d.a. bragg's office accuses mitch pell of, quote, plague pretty pal -- playing political games adding, quote, new york's murder rate is hess than half that of phoenix, arizona, because of the hard work of the nypd and all of our law enforcement partners. it is a slap in the face to them and to the victim in our case to refuse to allow us to seek justice and

alvin bragg, the d.a., is calling this an election interference case.ismissing the severity of this case? >> i do think they are, but i think potentially, you know, meritoriously in that i don't think anybody saw this coming, that this was going to be the first case that the former president was going to be criminally charged with. alvin bragg has been trying his best not to frame this as the hush money case. rather to sort of elevate it as an election interference case, but the reason it is an election interference case is because they're using that as a hook to kind of bump up these misdemeanor charges. the second crime, which doesn't actually need to be proven actually, it is a book keeping case, it is a misrepresentation of assets on the books. and the reason why we're calling it a hush money case is because of the way they documented the hush money, paying hush money is not illegal. catch and kill is not illegal. the reason this is illegal is the way it was documented and alvin bragg is attesting it was for the purposes of keeping it quiet, keeping

alvin bragg gets around to indicting the cop beaters who fled. le radio host jason rantz. i am hot on this issue right now because if those people are as dangerous as bragg said they were they don't have warrants for their arrest? >> precisely. we go through this every time with alvin bragg. it is a rinse, wash, repeat. goes easy on somewhat. gets pushback from the public and tries to walk it back but doesn't actually do anything meaningful to change the situation. we'll continue to get this over and over and over again. and i will say this, he is at least consistent. we know what it is we'll get. i can guarantee you it will just continue to happen. in this case we were all lucky to have these officers not get seriously injured or killed. we're having people coming into this country illegally who are not being vetted, who are being welcomed into new york city with open arms and they are only waiting until after a crime occurs before folks start to feign their outrage. this will be a political issue. on the people of new york to step up and demand

alvin bragg presents evidence before a grand jury today. we're also watching for a man making his court appearance but he was the only suspect to be held on bail in this case. while the other five migrant men who were charged and arrested were all released. bragg has defended his decision saying his office needed to make sure the right people were charged. but new york city mayor eric adams defends it, too. >> you have to complete the task of making sure the evidence is right so they can be held accountable for their action. you don't want to make a mistake in this case. that's what he is doing is a level of thoroughness. >> more than 2400 miles away from new york in phoenix, we're learning from our colleagues bill melugin and griff jenkins some of the suspects who were released have been arrested by ice. a source again sharing this photo with fox news. this entire case has infuriated some new york lawmakers who say the migrant crisis is being mismanaged from top to bottom. >> the one thing the governor of the state of new york has the abil

alvin bragg is a joke. bragg should not hold the office that he currently holds. >> investigation is ongoing. what should he have done? that's a ridiculous statement to make it. these guys are gone. who are you investigating? they don't live here anymore there is no known address there's no known name. whenever we asked and no their id or where they live it is an invasion of their privacy. that's a joke in itself. an ongoing investigation what you're going to investigate if not here anymore? >> you mention 586. you have for police officers to identify who's illegal what's going on at city council? was the passing of the laws in the city? >> what's going on and is pretty clear. they hate our cops. we have a progressive caucus who absently has one agenda. that agenda is to defend our police. so i call it strategic and i call another name for it is called administrative defending. what we saw happen here at the special hearing that was held was another assault on our cops to hold them back from doing their job

anita: manhattan da alvin bragg speaking out against nypd officers. authorities looking for several people involved in the attack. some of the suspects were arrested without bail and are believed to have fled to california. cb, what can you tell us? >> reporter: this case set off a political firestorm, now that migrant suspects are headed to the california/mexico border. they are demanding answers from alvin bragg about why his office did not seek bail. for the better part of yesterday, he dodges all reporters questions but by the end of the day he held a news conference repeating what his office has been saying, prosecutors need time to investigate. >> the video is shocking and disturbing, to secure convictions in a court of law it is essential we identify each defendant and specify each defendant each. >> reporter: investigators believe the first four were arrested and released without bail, have now left the city. police sources tell me workers recognize these mugshots from the news and alerted the nypd used phony names to catch a bus bound for cal

alvin bragg to prosecute the case. this seems like the after effect of the bragg indictment of donald trump, per chance. and i wonder what you make of it in terms of sort of new line in the sand as it concerns the courts, the prosecutors, and the attorneys general in this country. >> certainly agree the republicans seem to enjoy taking these swipes and shots to alvin. it's not a good idea. my question for this person who's made this decision is whether it works both way. so if someone commits a murder in arizona and they go to new york and car jack, does alvin now get to say -- alvin bragg get to say we're holding onto him until we resolve our case which may be in new york courts, and we don't care about your murder case, we don't extradite this person for you? it sets off a bad precedent and i hope they're able to work something out. >> it's not a good precedent, andrew. >> it is the insidious effect of sort of trump and acolytes to see this so clearly partisan issue affecting something like this. and by the way, they

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da alvin bragg said we know the charges are bail eligible.said we couldn't prove the guys were the defendants. so was the officer's testimony not enough to ask what are our tax dollars paying for, i ask as we walk through everyday these streets and see everything in peril. i have to point out for people asking, why did they arrest them in phoenix? the answer is, ice couldn't arrest them in illinois or new york because they are sanctuary states. the ran they could arrest them in phoenix, that is one state where there is respect for ice and it is not a sanctuary city or state to peril of americans. >> kayleigh: then you have new york police department released video of a 62-year-old woman being dragged down the street. there is a moped gang of illegal immigrants. look at this, dragged down the street. they are going up to new yorkers and taking their cell phones. this is what tax payer dollars get you, dragged down the street by a migrant. >> harris: our way of life here is not what they are seeking to be part of. they want to bring what is not

hochul said she's had the conversation with da alvin bragg but she wouldn't elaborate on the details. a big reason why former president trump is winning in the polls in belgrade state. a new poll has completing biden seven battleground states, six of which president biden 12020. biden is doing himself no favors as he continues to seemingly allow the border crisis to raise. elon musk calling out the scheme on x saying biden strategy is simple. one, get as many illegals in the country as possible, to promote legalizing to create a permanent majority of one-party state. that's why they are encouraging so much illegal immigration. simple yet effective. even those in the president own party are getting fed up with stubborn refusal to act in the border. >> joe biden saying if you give me a new law -- the president convicts, he already has existing laws. i need a piece of paper from congress to deal with the border. you arty have. >> that has been the big talking points all week in washington dc joe biden would take care of the border if he only could get the new clock cast. we have prominen

all of these people, jack smith, fani willis, alvin bragg have had years to prosecute president trumpf they really felt like he was truly a criminal. but, guess what? they know that's not true. they are doing it to protect joe biden and remove president trump's name off the ballot ahead of the next election because they know that joe biden cannot beat him fair and square at the ballot box. >> >> laura: did the president watch some of this today, caroline? did he watch any of this hearing? >> our whole team -- our whole team watched this today along with the rest of the world, yes. the president did share some of the most gasping moments on his truth social page. we will continue to watch it. we will continue to fight it. and we will continue to make the case to the american people that this is a two-tiered system of justice. this is your tax dollars going toward prosecuting the former president who made your life better, secured our border, restored peace around this world. rebuilt the economy. but the thing is, laura, the american people already know that. that's why when you saw pre

alvin bragg is seeking a gag order against former president donald trump before they get to trial atnext month in the criminal hush money case. i want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin. charles coleman is back with me. what is the argument here, lisa? i know you're getting ready and on it. >> the argument that they are making is not unlike what we have seen before from federal prosecutors in the case before judge tanya chutkan. this is a people that has a proclivity of saying things that threaten people in the united states, and may not have access to security. we're talking about potential witnesses, prosecutors aside from the elected district attorney, alvin bragg, and they are also adding a third component that's missing from the order before judge chutkan. they want the gag order to apply to prospective juror as well, saying the president's former conduct has endangered people like this, and given that this is a jury trial, they think that's really important. >> i'm going to try, if i can, charles, to over simpfully this. is this about free speech versus a fair tr

and you know, alvin bragg thought, hey, i'm going to go in and ask for the same thing. to one court of appeals, not my court of appeals but another highly respected federal court of appeals. i think that was a smart move on his part. it's about not making statements or directing others to make statements about known or foreseeable witnesses that could be about their participation in the case, also directing him not to make statements about attorneys within the d.a.'s office, court staff, their families that would be intended to or directing others to that would be intended to interfere with the case. or making public statements about jurors. that's the thing he added on that was not part of the d.c. circuit. >> which is important because i have been saying for a long time, a lot of what trump's drama is about is trying to influence the potential jury pool that would have to judge him. the other thing that was interesting about the gag order was describing threats to his office. the district attorney's office has also received hundreds of threats in the wake of and conne

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here's kathy hochul complaining about alvin bragg on morning jo today.told by him and his office that they were not clear on actually who the perpetrators were. you can hold these people while you're still investigating. you don't let them out. they were new york city police officers beaten on the ground by migrants. that's not acceptable anywhere. >> martha: so if it's not acceptable, she can fire alvin bragg, paul? will she? >> she can fire him. she won't. it not politically expedient. she can rescind an order that is in place from andrew cuomo that does not allow state employees to cooperate with ice. that's within her power. it's pure politics and it shows. >> martha: thanks, paul. good to see you, paul. >> good to see you. >> martha: so today the first sightings of king charles iii since the news that he's undergoing cancer treatment as prince harry arrived today to be with his father. we have an update live from london next. your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all y

alvin bragg said well he found the assault disgusting he stood by the decision because his team neededo make sure the right people had been identified. new york governor kathy hochul said this week bail should have been requested and she is not the only one who is criticized the decision-making. >> what more proof this alvin bragg need other than the kicking and beating that we are seeing here and these people comment right here, we have their pictures we know exactly who they are. they were brought in and yet they were released. this is an absolute joke. >> d.a. bragg said he will present evidence in this case to a grand jury this upcoming two said the situation rebuilding a lot of tension on the migrant crisis is near to the gears up to launch a private pilot program for prepaid credit cards to migrant families which reportedly cost the city $53 million. back to you. jon: the case is going to a grand jury but they don't have the suspects anymore, most of them and they don't even know who they are, right? >> manhattan d.a. alvin bragg says there are still six -- seven more suspects th

they're alvin bragg.s safer to keep him here and keep him in custody. >> michel refusing requests to send 20 rod almonds, sorry, back to new york where police say he killed a woman in a hotel earlier this month, thrusting to elected state attorneys on opposing political side hides into a war of words. >> we will not be agreeing to extradition. >> i've been doing this now for 20 years. i've never seen anything like it, let alone in a murder investigation. >> after bludgeoning 38 year-old denise ole as oren sibio, a bloody iron found next to her body almond, sorry, seen on surveillance video wearing the victims leggings. the nypd says he hopped a plane to arizona where he allegedly stabbed two women and two days before being arrested and confessing to the new york murder while in the custody of arizona law enforcement, he informs them that he is wanted for homicide in new york city and tells the cops that they should google saw whole 54 hotel despite mitchell having the right to keep almond sorry, in her ju

the first problem is alvin bragg.t ask for any bail, these are class c violent felonies. you can get bail, he didn't ask for bail, i want to know why pure number two, why didn't alvin bragg put this case and the grand jury so they could have been arraigned in superior court and had bail set and then they wouldn't have gone to california. that is where alvin bragg screwed up. governor hochul says now it is a good idea after a reporter asked her. what i want to hear from the governor is this. i am putting it in my governor's legislative package and i want the legislative -- legislature to vote on deportation, okay? the mayor is a former cop. i don't want to hear him just talking and talking. what he's got to do is call the d.a. and say, what are you doing and why are you not asking for bail? and in addition to that, the mayor should be headlining an effort to make the assault of a police officer and offense for which they can call in i.c.e. because new york is a sanctuary city, you can only call in i.c.e. on certain cri

i would really suspect that alvin bragg and his team are looking for ways to make their case stronger. they know it's not going to be an easy trial. they know donald trump is going to try to make a circus out of it like he has the last couple trials. the jury is going to be skeptical to the somebody who pleaded guilty for perjury. you have to think weisselberg may have some receipts. >>> tonight, we're also learning more details about donald trump's growing legal bills. he's facing 91 legal charges across four criminal cases and those attorney's fees are piling up. newly filed campaign disclosures show trump spent over $55 million of donor money on legal fees in 2023. politico reports that overall trump has spent more than he raised last year in 2023 thanks, in part, to these massive legal expenses. his save america pac filing listing 47 law firms and attorneys. it's not just legal. one eye brow-raising line item revealing a trump pac continues to spend $18,000 per month to a french american fashion designer that's close to melania trump for, quote, strategy consulting. when asked abo

cheryl: this is alvin bragg who told us what he was going to do.ommit a crime he basically said if it's under $1000 et cetera you are not going to jail, the criminals all heard this. they were listening. >> in the voters of new york city approved of this oddly enough which is so insane, you get what you vote for and if you want to vote for crime and anarchy in double standard of justice, that is your right route at some point they have to wake up. cheryl: also from a business perspective but i worry about the economy in new york city simply because we see more large retail companies that are leaving i can't tell you how many duane reads i've seen close in the last two years and this is not covid, this is crime it's a different reason. your republican on the city council but you are continuously outvoted and bullied by the progressives because they're in charge because we voted the progressives. >> these are crimes of convenience we had another shooting involving migrants and times square in a retail store in a sporting goods store where five or six

so if you intend to show up for your court date, which is what alvin bragg, that's why they let people on bragg to say we can't hold you in prison but you better show up for the court date, think the guys flicking off the camera will show up on tuesday and see alvin bragg and get reckoning. will: one point you made, rachel, on several locations and how they're getting back and forth. rachel: ngos. religious ngos, that's our tax dollars by the way. we don't know whether these guys are part of a gang. there's a vi nguyenen gang and one particular gang that's been able to penetrate internationally, they don't know if they belong to this gang or not. this is a very brutal gang. you would release them without even knowing that information? two things, to the people of new york, shame on you for elect that had guy. you're not protecting your heros who protect you when you el eled a da like that. and shame on us for funding ngos for nighing these people around. how many families can't go on vacation because they couldn't afford a plane ticket and giving these people a plane ticket but they ne

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alvin bragg presenting evidence before a grand jury today. nypd tells us it is looking for seven more suspects. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: joe is a new york city council minority leader. we're looking for more. 14 in total involved in all this. what do we understand how they got out of town and who helped them? >> this isn't the bug of the system. this is the feature. the feature is we don't necessarily cooperate with ice. the mayor in the clip is legally right. the city has laws in place that were passed in 2011, 2014, 2017 and 2022. the net result is new york city police department and the new york city department of corrections cannot cooperate or communicate with ice. that's how these guys got away. they were either beat the system and got away quickly or were arrested and released on their own recognizance that poses a greater challenge. alvin bragg admitted they have criminal history and few if any ties to the communities. >> bill: sounds like a bad system. >> it's terrible. it needs overhaul. unfortunately with the progressive woke c

a spokesperson of alvin bragg says it is paramount we identify each defendant.ixth suspect was arraigned yesterday, so far only defendant to be held in jail. his bail set at $15,000. he resisted arrest, which caused the brawl to begin. police unions question why the other suspects are not in jail, too. why aren't they in jail? they brutally attacked a police officer and lieutenants, our criminal justice system is upside down and fails everyday. emily, the search continues for a dozen other people identified by the nypd as being involved in the initial melee. back to you. >> emily: thank you, excellent reporting. why wouldn't they head for california? why not? they can go to college for free, get cash payout, free health care, food stamps, housing assistance. >> raymond: they go from one sanctuary city to another and now governor hochul is saying we should deport these people. she is doing the hochul two-step, deport them, on the other hand she opened up 4000 state jobs to these illegal aliens. this is a big problem in new york. i was at that place yesterday. the

migrants other than released on bail by alvin bragg.s they were let go in the first place. >> bail laws allow people involved in physical attack on a police officer. >> griff: a spokesperson says they are figuring out each person's role in the beating. guys. >> steve: thank you very much. what that proves with this gang of migrants menacing people, you cannot walk down the streets of new york city with a handbag or your phone. they just want the device, they can get 3 to 600 bucks. they can hoover your bank account. >> ainsley: happened to 62 women. >> brian: great solution, giver them prepaid credit cards and randall's island where the kids usually play in the park, that has been converted. paid off four hotels to put illegal immigrants there. that is what they are spending our money on. they don't like our food, give them cash to shop on their own. >> lawrence: not just new york city, boston and chicago has been inundated and residents are furious about it. the mayor wanted this job, pro-teachers union and pro-sanctuary city, why woul

now alvin bragg will present charges to the grand jury with these folks.country to do so. he said the reason he did not ask for bail because he didn't have more evidence. we are looking at vathat portrays this whole event. >> todd: lack of understanding as to what bail is there for. bail is to keep people from fleeing. you have people mobile who just did something and fled the screen. why doesn't alvin bragg think they will flee again. >> he must have taken different bail classes, bail is not to keep a defendant from fleeing. bail reform is a problem in new york state, even the governor says this is a bailable event and bail should have been applied. >> todd: the reason we're in this problem in the first place is lack of understanding from elected leaders. here is what eric adams had to say. >> while these five individuals are migrant, i want to reiterate number of 170 plus migrants or asylum seekers will continue their journey. >> todd: tom, he doesn't get it. can we solve this crisis if democratic leaders like eric adams fail to distinguish between legal

there, alvin bragg i think it's safer to keep him here. >> maricopa attorney rachel mitchell calling out manhattan da alvin bragg for being soft on crime, refusing to extradite rod al-mansoori to new york city. al-mansoori is wanted in the killing of 38 year old denise arancibia, who was found bludgeoned to death in this new york city hotel on february 8th. the nypd releasing these surveillance images, appearing to show al-mansoori wearing the victim's leggings after the alleged murder. authorities say just days ago, he stabbed multiple women in arizona and has several prior arrests in florida and texas. they believe he may have been involved in other unsolved attacks anywhere that he's visited. >> there's potential that there are other victims around the country. >> the maricopa attorney said she was concerned if al-mansoori was extradited to new york, there was a chance he could be released on bail. the manhattan da called her comments a gross insult. trevor ault abc news, new york. >> trevor, thank you. wendy williams family is going public with the former talk show host's health

stuart: alvin bragg has a lot of nerve. are recruiting illegal migrants to carry out crimes. a retired police officer on riverside joins me now. what is going on here? >> violent crime is out of control since the migrants have been landing at the chicago landing zones, the crimes they are committing are planned and calculated. they are receiving cell phones, sometimes flown here and given directions, how to get to these suburban malls, entertainment zones, provided transportation mapping, if you land hear from ecuador or some other country, no idea where these suburban malls are located, oakland, illinois, high end stores, targeting macy's and the high end stores, never surrender when they cut. and a very dangerous, the fight is on. it is a dangerous situation. >> you are retired police chief. how do you get politicians to chicago to listen to you. >> after the george floyd incident. and they are stationed at every corner. it's well-known the city of chicago and the suburbs are understaffed, recruiting and retention problem

that's where alvin bragg screwed up.ct governorcrew hochul s it's a good idea after a reporter asked her. but i want to hear from theis governor is this, i'm puttinlage in my governor's legislative package in a wha tt the legislature to vote on deportation.i the mayor is a former cop. i want to hear him just talking and talking. but he's got to do is s call th da and take what are you doing and why are you not asking forba bail? in addition, the mayor shoulilde headlining in effort to make the assault of a police officer and offense for what they can call and i spit because new york is a sanctuary city, you can only call in ice on certain crimes. if the mayor schmidt when he sang, he could say today i wanta the council to change anyod i include assault on a police officer.n the problem with joe biden andh he's giving us middle finger is the border. texas has proved it since the end of january : texas coal because of its poor what they are doing to prevent them from coming in, they got a huge drop in immigration and it's

alvin bragg, she refuses to extradite a career criminal to new york city.accused of bludgeoning a woman to death and stabbed another woman and another woman while trying to car jack her. that prosecute joins us now. thank you for being so strong. tell me what went into this, why did you decide to keep him in arizona and not extradite him back to new york? >> as you said, we have two violent crimes here. we have two women that were stabbed and he is facing a lengthy mandatory prison sentence here. there was a homicide in new york, we can guarantee he'll stay in custody here. my heart goes out to next of kin of the victim in new york and this is no, i'm not casting dispersions on the nypd either, they did a hard job putting this case together. we have him in custody. >> ainsley: we love our police officers here, it is the d.a. letting them out. here is his statement. he says, it is deeply disturbing that d.a. is playing political games in a murder investigation. new york murder rate is less t half of that of phoenix, it is a slap in the face and to the victim

let's talk about what this gag order would potentially cover because trump could still criticize alvin bragg, the district attorney. >> he can still criticize the district attorney and the case itself. but what bragg's team is saying to the judges, they would like him to prevent trump from criticizing me. the potential witnesses in this case, any of the jurors that are selected in this case? as well as the attorneys that are working on it that aren't bragg and the court's staff, as well as their family members saying that they have seen this in other cases, and they're trying to get ahead of him. >> he went after the assistant to the judge, the clerk of the judge, and the other case. >> right. and the judge imposing gag order there. so there are now trying to get ahead of it, saying they want to protect this and particularly the jury here, because trump has had a history in some other cases of going after the jurors, including roger stone's trial he is a longtime confident of trump. he went after them after roger stone was convicted. so what they write in their filing for protective order fo

you saw former president and now announce first criminal prosecution with the alvin bragg case.n he came out and had a chance to speak, he said, let's talk about the migrant crisis and new yorkers and what a juxtaposition to american people to watch this and watch this criminal trial, which critics like mitt romney and legal law experts criticized this alvin bragg alvin bragg case and former president said let's talk about the american people, migrant crisis, what a juxtaposition. american people will have their say. >> emily: let's see if the jurors feel as you do. you're a good juror. stay with us, more "outnumbered" in a moment. i won't let me moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge as you. emerge tremfyant®. ask you do

this is one of the alvin bragg stories, i just raise it, i don't know if anyone is talking about that of this tragedy. how did that person get released to go down to georgia so he could murder this poor young woman? reporter: well, the i.c.e. spokesperson is saying that they were not able to put a detainer on him because nypd released him before they could. that how he got out. you know new york city is a sanctuary city, new york is a sanctuary state, which is a big bees of this conversation. -- a big piece of this conversation, it lacks prosecutors and bail laws and noncooperation with i.c.e. larry: jackie hinrich thank you, i was just venting. appreciate your report. >> thank you. larry: just one moment. i want to take time out from the horrible, tragic laken riley story, what my friend guy benson correctly calls outrageous cascade of progressive failures, i want to say may she rest in peace. may god watch over her, and i do wish the family the greatest of all condolences. i do want to -- the purpose of the show make another point. regarding the 2024 election. election year voting r

alvin bragg saying she briefs noelieves non migrants should have been released without bail. bragg defending his decision and condemning the attack, adding he needed to send the right people to jail. >> the video is the start of the process. not the end. we will continue to work to identify all those responsible and will hold them accountable for their specific roles >> we want to thank erin for that report. >>> now for the devastation in south america. chile is declaring a state of emergency as wildfires rampage through that country record heat and drought are fueling the fires which have killed at least 123 people hundreds more are missing. the president says the inferno has destroyed at least 3,000 homes. president biden releasing a statement overnight saying the u.s. is ready to provide necessary assistance to the schee chilean people >>> here at home, a weather emergency is still unfolding in the west coast at that at least three people have been killed by fallen trees firefighters rescued a man who jumped into a river to save his dog. both the man and his dog are receivi

da alvin bragg's criminal business records case about trump's hush money payments. even in the seemingly dormant federal case, based on the classified documents at mar-a-lago, judge, ailene cannon on thursday rejected trump's lawyer efforts to delay pretrial motions and next week we may hear from the supreme court on how scotus will handle the federal january 6 case, which in the absence of a stay could be re listed for trial. and then of course, there's fulton county, georgia where colorful testimony this week has not yet resolved whether da fani willis and special prosecutor nathan wade will be able to continue their state rico case. again since trump, robin given from the washington post did a nice job in recreating an print. the spectacle that played out on every cable tv news network, including this one. she wrote this, she sat with her body positioned at a slight angle and rested her fingers on her cheek sometimes she'd lean forward into the microphone, but mostly her posture was one of powerful repos if there was a female equivalent to man spreading that tend