she wasn't elected as governor and ascended to that position because of andrew cuomo resigning.ople in a position like her, i know lee zeldon is colleague and congress, we actually go door to door and talk to people. i can't go to a single farm, small business visit, someone telling me crime and up state new york. it's a huge problem. she refuses to acknowledge it. she doesn't want to deal with the problems with the bail system. i know that we have talked about this issue numerous times but how many violent criminals have to be continued to be let out, we are talking murder, rape, robbery, assaults. these are the people that are getting back on the street and this is a problem, what they are not talking about is the danger that every time a police officer has to have an encounter with the criminal, that's another dangerous situation and they get away with it and they become more embolden. this is the reality on the ground. this is why we have problems with retention, problems with recruitment and the police and defund demoralized movement that hurt us. she doesn't want to addres

. >> dagen: on that note, though, you ran for governor as a republican against andrew cuomo.e author of this bail reform that it was -- has been devastating for many new yorkers. all new yorkers who care about crime, frankly. so the voters continue to vote in individuals who favored this. what gives? >> well, i think that the reality has sunk in. there are voters all across the state, new york city, upstate new york that now see it firsthand. they are listening to law enforcement. there are district attorney democrats and republicans across the state who made it clear. let's be very clear here. we told them this. those of us responsible for public safety on the ground told state lawmakers this is what was going to happen and they chose to ignore us. and even today, the governor, she will be just down the road from this very incident with president biden for what is likely to be a theater production to distract from all of the other crises going on in this country. but even today the governor is unwilling to take up the call to rescind and fix bail reform in the state. and aga

she was hand picked by andrew cuomo to be his lt.r and obviously she became the governor only because andrew cuomo had to resign, so this is not someone whose a strong proven record of electoral strength. neil: you know, you're right on that, resume is a little skippy here but she is the beneficiary of a very blue state, you carry new york city by a large margin that's the case mostly with democrats who end up losing pretty much everywhere else in the state but that's enough. are you getting any sense from the numbers and the people you talk to that that margin in new york city and in the outer burro ughs isn't what it should be for democrats because that's the only thing i think would give zeldin a realistic chance. >> well, yes, and especially if you see those broader national numbers about latino voters and especially latino men going more towards republicans, that has been reflected in a lot of lee zeldin's polling and as we know new york city itself is very diverse so if those non-white men do tend to skew more republican than t

continued efforts by west another campaign is to validate when the governor of new york state andrew cuomo. signed an executive order pushing all agencies to develop plans 480%. energy. twenty fifty acting on it. do it now. united states coalitions define. united by the commitment to meeting the power six target. the group climates mess is over three hundred members. one thousand two hundred governments max colleges universities and businees have joined a public campaign cool we are still in. a union of twelve states plus plus a recon has been founded by the governors of washington new york and california. united states climate alliances a coalition of states that have reacted to president trump's decision to withdraw the united statesrom the climate treaty. and the state stepped up taking it upon themselves to do the things that would be necessary if the united states were still. at the table this is a coalition that can get as big as there ar. jurisdictions that are willing to work with us. i think -- there's a real hope that as states see other states joining and getting some benefit ou

terminated by -- after advising his brother andrew cuomo about allegations brought against him. jim, out of tom beam, texas, good morning. caller: i just wonder, i am retired. there is no mention in the news, television or in the paper about this terrible situation we have with the stock market. it just comes to collapsing. why doesn't anybody talk about it? i would really like to hear somebody say something about it. and hopefully try to fix it. that is my comment for today. host: this is tommy in belcher, kentucky. tommy, good morning. caller: i worked in the coal mines all my life. i worked for a living. biden, they tried to act like trump is a strong man. if he was so strong, why didn't he go into the military when he was younger? if he was still in there, i don't ukraine would change. she would have gave us to russia because he loved sputum. we was in danger all the time that trump was in as president. that is my comment and i thank you. bye. host: that is tommy and kentucky's speaking of records in mar-a-lago. in the wall street journal, the record administration says it h

in over her head she was never elected governor but ascended based off of scandal taking down andrew cuomoody has seen the crime, higher taxes new yorkers are leaving the state so the timing is right for what we are trying to do to save new york. steve: i believe it's a very similar situation where people say it's massively blue state but they got to the point where people say we have to make a change so this is the victim the attack in the subway talking about why nothing is being done. >> how can they allow somebody like this to be in the street? how they he is supposed to be inside and making sure we have the proper security that we need in our city that something like this has to happen then somebody has to lose their eyesight. >> and then to make sure somebody is an out on the street attacking people so this is a state responsibility. >> crime wave kathy new yorkers want to feel safe we saw the attack in queens she was out on her lunch break and was murdered and then on the next day we read about a steam the federal who was fatally stabbed on the l train this is a daily occurrence we

. >> didn't andrew cuomo get an emmy?ughter] >> enough said, thank you. >> coming up, unlimited pandemic power just like star wars. >> after a juror was thrown in jail for not wearing a mask we examined the power trip still happening even the president biden and others agree that the pandemic is over. ♪ ♪ play the music? [laughter] >> welcome back to the big saturday show. despite president biden himself declaring the pandemic over, some people are still trying to keep the taste of power they've got forcing mandates. a veteran and dad would thrown in jail after refusing to wear a mask enjoy doing but the wasn't even a mask mandate. >> doors open, washington, 50 to 75 people in their numb told to stand before the judge. the judge says i understand you don't want to wear a mask and i said that's correct and he says why don't you want to wear a mask? i said the same thing i mentioned, there's no state mandate in the governor lifted it may 4, no signs in the court house to wear a mask, nothing. >> what crazy to me, it seems t

governor's debate between incumbent democrat kathy hochul, remember she slid in after kicking off andrew cuomor republican challenger lee zeldin, congress from new york. let's watch. >> my opponent thinks right now there's a polio emergency going on but there's not a crime emergency. we are halfway through the debate and hasn't talked about anyone locking up anyone that credits a crime. >> anyone that credits a crime under our laws especially with the change they made to bail has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. >>harris: let's do kayleigm mhfact check. >>kayleigh: yeah, you heard the urgency and angst and people are dying. that's how new yorkers feel and with her it was very vanilla and mundane and there's a line in the debate that sums up the entire debate and goes viral and for her, it was i don't know why that's important to you when lee zeldin brought up locking people up and it reminded me of a mccullough moment when he said parents don't have a part in children's education. you can't make a statement in the debate when the number one issue is crime and the imag

she was appointed because andrew cuomo had to leave in disgrace after groping boobies and what not. >> this hurts to see me. cashless bail and criminals on the streets, there are way better things she could do, increasing police pay for one, police are not paid enough and increase in police training and going to the legislation saying where are criminals taking advantage of law, but she want to gran grandstand it. making it a liberal talking point that is the most white privileged thing she could say. >> she won't go there you are kidding me.. eric adams is a vegan, i just eat at my restaurant every night, go i home, everything is fine, it safe. conspiracy theory is code for what, spike? >> over the last few years we learned that a conspiracy has been proven or will be proven true. any time i hear a politician say conspiracy theory that often shorthand for please don't talk about this thing. the fact, steve en and olivia touched on this crime over past few years a growing problem. the last year violent crime increase 2 between 4 to 6%. depending on which report you looked at and murde

>> greg: andrew cuomo, a cad, we know a letter in a-hole. she is the dumbest person.their place. where do they find these people. i'm not even talking politically. these are just -- there is something wrong. they missed something. they were dropped as children. [laughter] >> tyus: she could have said new jersey or boston. >> kat: there is several states. >> greg: it's so frustrating. i'm telling you. i've got to go. they are yelling at me. when you're at the mercy of stupid people it's the worst feeling. if i'm being mugged by someone smarter than me, i can handle it. when you're being mugged by dumb people, it's [bleep] drives you crazy. >> tyus: even got to talk them through. >> greg: talk them through. my wallet is over here. up next, spoil your pooch where humans live on crack, meth, and hootch safelite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing your glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. now that's a company i can trust. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safeli

new york lee zeldin now in a statistical tie with the incumbent kathy hochul who took over from andrew cuomohip in deep blue new york state. as violent crime continues to skyrocket leaving new yorkers all on edge, here with the very latest on the surgeon campaign republican congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. i'm looking at the pole, my understanding is that the libertarian larry sharp who shows up with 3.2% in this poll, she is leading you now with less than two points, well within the margin of error. this is within striking distance. larry sharp, 3.2% that he got that as a vote against kathy hochul. my understand is he didn't make it onto the ballot, is that t true? >> that's true. >> sean: if you add your numbers and the number of people who were going to vote for the libertarian, you would be leading this race. i hope the people of new york understand that. >> we are absently feeling it, i'm sensing that across this state. independence and democrats do, they retired. the state is heading in the wrong direction. sick and tired of rising crime, rising costs, tax on freedom

this is a state andrew cuomo won with 60% of the vote, yes. we are talking of the deepest of the blue states but with crimes becoming such an overw overwhelming issue. this is something that zeldin has hammered home and it is important to new york voters. with only two weeks to go, it is a toss up with hochul having, it seems no momentum on her side. she was once up 23 points in this race and now that basically evaporated. >> you are talking about a huge lead evaporated, do you think it is all crimes or are people seeing other things in here that they don't like? >> i think it is the overall mood of the country, right? new yorkers because they're taxed so high really feeling inflation more than anybody. that's a huge issue, gas prices are a huge issue. we mentioned crimes and we can go through the litany of issues around education and masking kids that kathy hochul supported that many parents have not forgotten about. what you are talking about, new york, i live inn inner new jersey, that was an indicator that blue states are no longer a lock

compare that to our past attorney general's, eliot spitzer, andrew cuomo. are seeing this tremendousy surge with people recognizingn one-party ruleal in albany istt hurting ouinr state and is puttg new yorkers in jeopardy.tion i hear about it every day. inflation, the price of gas and its crime. people are very concerned about their safety. >> we will be watching all ofw thatyo. thank you. up next, the newly minted dictator for life takes on his k predecessor, literally. former president of china escorted out of the people's congress. closing ceremony against his own will. congressman michael walters here. what it means for america and potentially compromise president that is next. welcome back. the chinese communist party concluded the people's congress yesterday when granted an unprecedented third term and anointed dictator for life. one of the first public moves was to humiliate and take out his predecessor. china's former president was physically escorted out of his seat and out of the closing ceremony clearly against his own will. he seemed to resist a

remember, this is a state that reelected andrew cuomo with 60% of the vote. as blue as blue gets. the republican is actually leading. >> absolutely. as far as hogle is concerned, her concern for new york city in crime is a bunch of baloney. republicans are the ones that actually care about crime. the other thing that needs to happen in change in the city, as a former cop and current mayor he should know better than anyone. stop and frisk. bring it back. so many thugs carrying knives or carrying guns and if cop see something that they know, they've been on the force for a long time, they know who the bad guys are. they cannot catch them before they commit the crime. that needs to reverse. >> lock them up and keep them locked up. >> and throw away the key. >> a new record is set at the border and probably one that biden does not want anyone to talk about, but we will, next. ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the exper

industry experts say it's the most unwanted brose since chris and andrew cuomo. cuomo debuted a show on news nation promising things will be different at his new network. he noted the biggest change is that during sexual harassment training he already new the answers. the director of the upcoming scooby doo animated movie says velma will be officially revealed as a. but many viewers say they were tipped off when velma traded in the mystery machine for a subaru still the news is parking excited reactions from other cartoon favorites. most notably peppermint patty. san francisco has a new luxury restaurant for dogs that offers a $75 tasting menu. before the entrÉe is served the dogs enjoy an appetizer of their own. former actress lena dunham announced that when she dies she wants her casket driven through the pride parade. and lgbt community spokesperson says they won't drive her casket nor will they pay for the 18 wheeler to pull it. a new report finds that more and more senior citizens are fleeing to states with lower taxes. to accommodate them you halls are offe

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you never saw them say, when andrew cuomo or gavin newsome were overseeing horrific devastation during the covid pandemic and their really bad responses to it, a you never actually saw them being honest about how bad their responses were but you also never heard anybody say, oh, these people want federal funds while they're criticizing trump, they want the money even though it's trump's wallet. this is just a term they use as part of their efforts to try to katrina ron desantis. and the same as it was unfair during the bush administration when they blamed president bush for local and state policy failures they're trying to do this here. the big problem is florida doesn't have these policy failures. floridians are very happy with the leadership they have in their state and so it's going to be very difficult for them to do what they're clearly trying to do here. >> laura: yeah, like i said on the angle, this just isn't landing. you get the feeling, charlie, that they keep trying to do this but they just keep stumbling along the way and meanwhile they're trying to clean up on aisle six wh

compare that to our past attorney general's, eliot spitzer, andrew cuomo. are seeing this tremendousy surge with people recognizingn one-party ruleal in albany istt hurting ouinr state and is puttg new yorkers in jeopardy.tion i hear about it every day. inflation, the price of gas and its crime. people are very concerned about their safety. >> we will be watching all ofw thatyo. thank you. up next, the newly minted dictator for life takes on his k predecessor, literally. former president of china escorted out of the people's congress. closing ceremony against his own will. congressman michael walters here. what it means for america and potentially compromise president that is next another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged netwo

need to harvest punishment a new york governor can authorize and make them spend a weekend with andrew cuomodavid patterson noted that they are making the city unsafe like never before. >> even in the late '80s and 90s killing more people a year, i never felt as unsafe as i do now, hearing about an assault on the subway. >> greg: has rights, and also blind. and worried democrats will try to convince him he is not black. but maybe they want nyc to get so bad they will turn around and leave on their own. and send 35,000 residents to florida and as they say in lee zeldin's neighborhood, it's worth a shot. pop up. all right, what is your first move? if you like there is no bottom to the crime wife, it's so strange, what will you do? >> the last couple of weeks it has gotten worse. and tell them they are fired. [applause] and last week there was a woman on wednesday wearing a bulletproof vest murder by her husband released the day before, the judge did not have discretion away, the wife was like, listen, he is going to kill me and was charged with all sorts of domestic violence offenses, but the

in new york a tight race between democrat governor, incumbent kathy hochul who took over when andrew cuomo was tossed out and lee zeldin the congressman. new york's raging crime crisis. team fox coverage of those contentious debates. let's go to bryan llenas in pennsylvania's capital of harrisburg. bryan. >> one of the biggest exchanges in last night's debate is when john fetterman was pressed on his stance on fracking. he said last night that he has always supported fracking. in 2018 he said he did not at all and never has. >> i absolutely support fracking. >> there is that 2018 interview that you said quote i don't support fracking at all. how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking. and -- i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand and i do support fracking. >> the debate headlines this morning are focused on fetterman's health. more questions not less about his fitness to serve following an at-times halting and muddled performance. he said he will not release his full medical records for transparency. fetterman's campaign tried to lower expectations before going into

andrew cuomo won by 60% in the last election this is how bad it has become, like mayors-like de blasioo a hellscape. whether you're new york or democrat, people had enough of crime happening in the neighborhood. no longer in the bad parts of town. only way you change things, changing things at the top, stuart that. >> is extraordinary turn around, isn't it? new york is as blue as it gets, maybe as blue as california. now you have the possibility in a statewide election that a republican could become the governor. i think because crime is the major issue. i think the migrants who are arriving in new york, we have a story today, about migrants on staten island going going door-r asking for food and clothing, an emergency in new york city. >> wow. stuart: takes crime and migrants to really turn around the politics of new york state. last word to you? >> 40%, 40-year high inflation, right, stuart? wages are not going up. yeah, people are feeling it at the gas pump. it is a myriad of issues right now but things seem to be, the wind is at lee zeldin's back now put it that way, as far as thos

we saw what happened with andrew cuomo. he tried to pull a trump and say i'm not going anywhere. it didn't work out for him. and a few other candidates since then. but this is another example, as trump predicted to maggie over a year ago, of a potential to weather a storm that would not have been weathered before, because republican leaders had thrown him under the bus. they tried before, and so there's a lesson learned on a leadership level, as well. >> maggie, the house oversight committee said trump's company charged the secret service exorbitant hotel rates for agents protecting the first family at properties they owned, upward of $1.4 million over four years. i want to play what eric trump said in 2019 about what the government spends at trump properties. >> if my father travels, they stay on our property free. we charge them like $50 a night. >> so that doesn't appear to be true. i'm wondering what you made of the comments from eric trump juxtaposed with what the house oversight committee reported? >> the house oversight committee report appears to be based on actual data f

this is a state andrew cuomo won with 60% of the vote four years ago.y, the worst mayor in the history of mayors in any town in any country at anytime, bill de blasio got reelected with 66% of the vote. the fact this race is essentially a dead-heat tells how poorly things are going on in new york and in other races across the country where democrats no answer, no answer as far as high gas prices, high inflation, high crime. they don't have anything positive to run on. elizabeth: that is a good point. look at new york city mayor eric adams make this joke at a press conference about bail reform and gun laws, watch this. >> one thing for sure, one law that was passed is clearly being practiced right now because i smell some weed. [laughter]. someone is smoking -- [laughter]. all right. you smell that, marcia? elizabeth: all right. joe gamaldi, reaction to that. show what is going on in philadelphia. a crowd throwing bottles and bricks at philadelphia police. police are getting attacked in new york. might be funny to talk about marijuana. some people who ar

impeached or the 25th amendment would put him in a nursing room hopefully one not being run by andrew cuomoers and applause] >> greg: but -- and, finally, mayorkas would be tarred and feathered which isn't too bad for him since he can still get work as an ostrich. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's so evil, she just took a job on the sabbath. host of fox news sunday, shannon bream! [cheers and applause] >> greg: his comedy career is on fire when customers burn down the club. host of fox across america, jimmy failla! [cheers and applause] >> greg: she's like a squirrel. tiny and cute, but might have rabies. fox news contributor, kat timpf [cheers and applause] >> greg: and he's so powerful the national weather service names his sneezes. that's good. my massive side kick and the nwa world television champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: there it is. shannon, shannon congratulations on your new job. >> shannon: thank you. you lobbied against it didn't you? >> greg: that's why i called you evil because i wanted them to move you to sunday and turn it into the bla

andrew cuomo was in a great position until he got taken out in new york for his own personal actions. a generational vacuum in the democratic party, right? that is a real problem for the party at this point. neil: but liz truss proves that people can turn on you, even your own party if they don't like what you're doing, right? i'm wondering whether republicans should feel so cocky in this environment where they might you know, score the house and maybe the senate but it is not as if things could turn on them as well. your thoughts? >> yeah. usually what happens is if you're in power people turn on you. when you're out of power actually people getting together and figure out how to get back in power, right? neil: you're right. >> so it's a little, right. that is kind of the irony of the way it is. so, with liz truss and i am actually the last successful labor consultant in britain with tony blair in 2005. again, brown turned on blair when i think the, at that point the labour party was headed for, you know, long-term governance of britain. just as the conservative party has been headed

see for you mentioned that that someone else andrew cuomo but maybe she's got some of that his shadow over her. you mentioned crime in some of the issues democrats have been focusing on a lot of social issues abortion rights, the thrush towards democracy for example. what why do you think some of the issues and not gain traction of what you been focusing on the republicans and focusing on in terms of the quality of life? >> so when people ask us as candidates what are the most important issues of this race, the answer is not based off of what the candidate once the top issues to be. it's based on what the people want the top issues to be. and when i got into this race a year end a half ago, people were talking about their breaking point their future for them for their family. in new york they're talking about their attacks on freedom of the equality of her kids education. now fast forward a year end a half ago with nine days to go, the top issues are still the same as they were back then. in my campaign i've been focusing on the issues that new yorkers say they want me focused on it.

for governor of new york, cobalt blue politics in new york, against a governor who took over for andrew cuomos to keep that seat, kathy hochul. the polls aren't just tightening. they are doing that shimmy that we've seen in places like virginia, turning that state blue. in new jersey. who knows what they could've done to phil murphy, the incumbent. i say that the tipping point is now. voters will tell us 14 and a half days from now. the day is half over. early voters are going to tell us things. we don't know what they are. george leading the pack on that, record-setting early and in person voters. do voters feel and see this enough to to fit in the direction to get it solved? i agree, this didn't just happen. you think crime was great under de blasio? it was not. it was the tsunami, that took an earthquake, i will call de blasio that, to shake it up just bad enough and then a pandemic to welcome us all down. whatever issues people had, to blossom without anybody being able to help them because we couldn't touch or see each other, that situation, under the leadership of de blasio, still telli

governor hochul was not elected to the office but bumped up to the position on the resignation of andrew cuomo. his administration policies are hard to break out of. she has benham erd on the issue of crime. that's where republican congressman lee zeldin found footing. new york has more densely populated democratic areas. a battle will be hard to come out on top. this governor's race could be providing a bit of a trickle-down effect. in the house power ranksing show four shifts in favor of republicans. three in new york. empire state's newly redistricted 17th district one of the most powerful democrats in congress, maloney, now locked in a tight race against his republican opponent lawlor. issues like inflation and crime making the race highly competitive and moved from a lean d to a toss-up. fox news has learned that the dccc has placed a $600,000 ad attacking lawlor. top gop groups have spent over 5.4 million in that district alone. >> dana: no shortage of money out there, alex. thank you for the update. bill, what else do you have? >> bill: 14 days away now, two weeks. every day will build

now even former new york governor andrew cuomo's top aide, medical list derosa that democrats are botchingme. watch this listen. >> not just what lee is saying. it is more what hochul isn't saying. >> i agree. i think it's a combination. >> i think that the state hags has a very big role in the mta they have majority appointsment on the board, they elect chairman and ceo. she has been completely absent from the conversation, almost if she has absolutely nothing to do with it. elizabeth: did you hear that? governor hochul has nothing to do with subway crime. >> it is called willful blindness and unless it happens directly to them, someone in their family, they don't want to know about it. this makes the average new yorker, the average citizen incensed. that is why you see citizens, more and more, every day, looking to enact their second amendment rights. elizabeth: bill, progressive criminal justice theories, these thought experiments are behind double-digit rate hike in crime surges in cities and suburbs. there is no midcourse correction yet. democrats own it time to prioritize the victims

the country new york where governor kathy hochul who succeeded she was lieutenant governor of andrew cuomozeldin, if democrats are having to play defense in states like that. tells you in more competitive states where a lot of the republicans had been written off by the press as being extremists, trump-backed conservatives, you look at the numbers, and those races are within a few points. >> bret: do you think speaking to the press the media changed now and it's starting to be conventional wisdom money and crime and immigration are maybe more important? >> i think even the most left leaning members of our profession, bret, can't deny that the republicans have the momentum now and it's not just polls, the issues that favor republicans, crime and inflation among them. >> bret: josh, anything else you are seeing three weeks out. >> crime issue. economy and inflation the top issue across the country. crime is a huge issue not just new york and oregon but in wisconsin, pennsylvania, two senate races there. if republicans take back the senate, the crime issue and democrats nominating extreme can

compare that to our past attorney generals, eric schneiderman, who left in disgrace, eliot spitzer, andrew cuomoeing this tremendous surge with people recognizing one-party rule in albany is hurting our state, and it's putting new yorkers in jeopardy. i hear about it every day. it's inflation, it's the price of gas, and it's crime. people are very, very concerned about their safety. maria: all of this as china is rising. congresswoman, thanks very much. claudia tenney this morning in new york. >> thank you. maria: up next, now it is xi jinping's world. the newly-minted dictator for life takes out his predecessor, literally. hu jintao escorted out of the people's congress against his own will. congressman michael waltz is here on what an empowered xi jinping means for america and a potentially compromised presidentment that's next. ♪ ♪ with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi

we saw what happened with andrew cuomo, he tried to poet trump and say, i'm not going to go anywhere. it didn't work out for him. a few other candidates since then. this is another example, as trump predicted to maggie over a year ago, of a potential to weather a storm that would not have been weathered before because republican leaders have throw them on the bus. he tried that with -- [inaudible] so, there is a lesson learned on a leadership level as well. >> maggie, the house oversight committee released documents today saying that trump's company charged the secret service exorbitant hotel rates for agents protecting the first family properties that they owned upward of one point $4 million over four years. i just want to play what eric trump said in 2019 about what the trump spends at trump properties. >> if my father travels, they stay out of properties for free. he stays a fortune because if they were go to the hotel across the street, we charge him 50 bucks. >> that doesn't appear to be true. i wondering what you made of the comments from eric trump juxtaposed with what the hou

the whole andrew cuomo factor that wants to see her fail between the camps so it is the perfect stormrepublican to win in a democratic state. >> steve: new york city is overwhelmingly republican. they are suggesting -- democrat peer they are suggesting if lee zeldin could get 30% of the vote in new york, he could be governor. >> ainsley: upstate where lisa stepanek, you have more new york city and so many people live here. i think it is 3-1 democrat over republican. >> brian: a lot on the left. >> steve: they are tired of giving away 50% of everything they earn with the taxes, state and federal. it is 8:13 in the east and we have been talking about new york but carley will take us to florida. >> ainsley: some interesting footage with crime, a florida man pulled over a traffic stop arrested for the fourth time this year. check out the moment he and the arresting deputy recognize each other. >> why did it take you so long to pullover? >> you again? >> ainsley: you again. that driver was pulled over after almost crashing into an unmarked patrol car when he was searched and the deputies f

they helped kick andrew cuomo out of the governor's office for more serious than what -- what but much less than her so. >> the time of the human side missed side with this. what is the equivalent to your drawing? our franken accused of being of inappropriate behavior than the idea paying for abortion. your quitting the? >> he's a little held the gun to his ex wife said. and he's accused of filing children outside of wedlock that is not been a father for. and, he's accused by his own son of making the move six times in six months because he was threatening their safety. and, he is accused of paying for abortion for a woman not his wife who he impregnated. that is pretty serious stuff, for republicans. for anybody, but for republicans. but this is a thing that bothers me. there is a red line for republicans. >> what is it? >> criticizing donald trump. asked liz cheney, asked adam consider, ask jeff flake. ask bob cortez. these are all really talented republican senators. that will agree with you on most issues. but the people of integrity. but they cross the red line for the republicans

and when andrew cuomo tried to follow trump's defiant playbook amid allegations of his own -- >> i was i'm not going to resign. >> he ultimately stepped down. >> if i step aside -- >> one exception, virginia governor ralph northam who confirmed, then denied in appearing in a racist yearbook photo but managed to serve out his term. even after a bizarre press conference. >> my wife says inappropriate circumstances. >> top senate republicans are still campaigning for herschel walker, despite concerns over candidate quality, with mitch mcconnell saying, whether it's fatal or a big problem this year, we'll find out. and with polls showing a competitive race, control of the senate could all come down to whether, in this polarized environment, voters are still swayed by scandal. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. the news continues next. mission control, we are go for launch. ♪ um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to b be eaten. ♪ naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: californi

this goes back to andrew cuomo, we can talk about why this happened. >> that's a whole other show. >>ing there are very, very tough races happening in congressional seats. yes, it's a blue state. there are many, many, many republicans in the state of new york. yes, they are going to win some of those seats. the governor's race we'll see. kathy hochul is a new governor and crime is an issue but this is one of the things that it's a choice not a referendum on her necessarily. if she can make it into a choice with leave zeldin who has the january 6th history of his own but the fact that democrats are spending as much money in new york that's certainly one of the issues. back to the economy for one quick second. i think if you had to frame the question facing voters, abortion or the economy, that is really what's going to -- it's going to come down to. i was in michigan this week and that is really -- there's a sense and i'm not sure that i trust most polls at this point because pollsters and a lot of people have different views on abortion, they're not going to tell a pollster. let's be

she was bumped up to the position upon resignation of andrew cuomo. his administration policies are proven hard to break out of here. think of strict covid-19 regulations and sweeping criminal justice reform measures. with crime the top voter issue in the state where republican congressman lee zeldin found his footing this race moved from a solid d to likely d. big news out of new york. another interesting shift comes out of ruby red oklahoma a democrat used to be a republican, joy hoffmeister. she was largely written off in the race for governor but made strides, capitalizing on a strained relationship between republican governor kevin stitt and the state tribal nations. that moved from solid r to likely r. no change in the senate status. all eyes on tossup states, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, georgia. nevada, no debates especially on senate side. pennsylvania tonight will be very decisive. nevada, people either made up their minds or two weeks to do so. neil. neil: especially one and done events. thank you very, very much. that will be the case in

governor and took over when andrew the disgraced andrew cuomo left office, so and there's a real enthusiasme truly, she's run a very stager campaign. she hasn't really campaigned, she's tried to go around the state cutting ribbons and giving cliche speeches but she's put no agenda on the table that voters could rally around. she's been accused of pay-to- play because she's raised so much money of her campaign war chest coming from people with business with the state who have received really sweetheart contracts. she's certainly up to her eyeballs in the crime bail reform laws that have turned a lot of criminals loose on the street, and zeldin, her opponent, has been about these things, and just as voters everywhere are talking about inflation and crime, that's double true in new york and new york city, so i think this is a winnable race. i think it's probably closer than 10 points, and i think the closing arguments are going to be key. david: you know, another key issue is the media, because the media can try to avoid inflation, but they can't avoid crime. there's an old saying on televisio

you know the story andrew cuomo now lee zeldin is surging in the polls.me was the center topic of last night's debate. take a look. >> the first day that i'm in office. i'm going to declare a crime emergency and suspend cashless bail and other pro-criminal laws because there is a crime emergency. my opponent thinks that right now there is a polio emergency going on but not a crime emergency. different priorities that i'm hearing from people right now not being represented from this governor who still to this moment, one halfway through the debate she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone who commits a crime. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws especially with the change made to bail has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you. all i know is we could do more. steve: last part has got so many people angry at her. if you break the law and do something criminal you need to go to jail. she says i don't know why that is so important to you. the people in new york feel like they are under siege there is a crime wave outside here.

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. >> try to kathy hochul who became governor after andrew cuomo resigned and lee zeldin was representedeports and cover since 2015 and is seeking to be the first republican to win statewide election since 2002. here are the rules for tonight's debate. each candidate will lead 60 seconds to questions that will also be given the opportunity to respond if he or she is directly addressed by his or her opponent. we will also have what we call a cross-examination where each candidate will be given to ask his or her opponent a question. there will be a lightning round with the answers have to be yes or no or short response. >> see this full debate on the spectrum news app along with a personalized voting guide where you can find our live blog of tonight's debate with full analysis from our political team. following the debate we will bring you a special half-hour program of analysis. during the conversation online using the hashtag nydebates. we begin resort opening statements. the order determined by a short random drawing. lee zeldin will go first. mr. zeldin : i am here for one reason, to s

york , lee zeldin, now in a statistical tie with the incumbent, governorchul, who took over fo r andrew cuomo the governorship in deep blue new york state. now, as violent crime continues. to skyrocket under her leadershipas, leaving new yorkeo all on edge.rk well, here at the very latest on a surging campaign,publ republican congressmanican and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. lee, i'm looking atzeld the trafalgain r poll. that th my understanding is that the libertarian larry sharpe, who show s up with three pointis two percent in this poll, you are she is leading you now with less than two points. than, within the margin of error. this is within striking distance. now, larry sharpe, the threee go point two percent that he got, that's a vote against hochul. my my understanding is he didn'te make it onto the ballot. >> is that true? that's true, yes. >> sean. so if you add your numbers and the number of people that we're going to vote for, the libertarian that don't want hochul, you would be leadingthis this race.e. i hope i hope the people in new york understand that. yeah, no, we're abs

i also think there's some andrew cuomo hatred that is some hang over thernian ne. he actually might be working against kathy hochul. but all that to say crimand ecrn is the new number one issue in new york right now.e zeld i'm really glad lee zeldinin ana is focusing on that. and crcrime is an issue that afs every single person when you can't walk you c the streets ini new york , it changeset the fabric of society. i think, again , we're going toin state see some really surprising election results, especially some republicans winning inly bu states that used to>> lau be considered reliably blue . >> all right, charlirae and jasw ,have a great weekend. thank you. now, i'm told we have one more surprise shout out ahead of sunday's big fifth anniversary . and i have no idea who this is going to be , but i can't wait to watch it. so stay there. >> inside your eye, there's an everyday battle against life's daily stressors like smartphones, sunlight and screens. >> just one occupied by vitamin a day replenishes key nutrients that help protect the health of your eyes. >>

chris cuomo launched his primetime show on news nation after being fired by cnn for helping his brother andrew i've learned lessons, good and bad in the past many months. i relied on my family, my friends, my therapist, i been humbled by what happened and i'm also hungry to do better in a way that i've never done before. >> earlier he was candid about a personal problem. >> a drink too much, i'm thinking about that, mostly in terms of why i drink too much. >> cuomo identified with the democratic party of the governors and his family insane he wants to take on both ties and oppose the game of politics you be the judge of that. alec baldwin has reached a settlement with the family of halyna hutchins the sinema photographer killed a year ago when the gun turned out to have live ammunition, the court approves the movie will resume filming with her husband matthew as executive producer he says i have no interest in engaging attribution of blame to the producers or mr. baldwin all of us believe her death was a terrible accident, baldwin prays the settlement we are grateful for everyone who contribut