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bill adams on facebook says, "the issue of abortion is not important to his 2024 vote and should note a federal election issue." chris, what do you say? as an independent, where do you fall? caller: if donald trump says he is the most pro-life president in america, i heard he was a registered democrat until obama. i also heard in an interview where a woman who works for him says he was all for abortion. some lady got pregnant or something and he wanted her to have an abortion. that is bs. host: where are you on abortion? caller: it should be a personal issue and politics should have nothing to do with it. it is a woman's body. let her do what she wants to do and make decisions with her family and her spirituality. host: as an independent, who did you vote for in 2016 and 2020? caller: i don't vote for president. i figured i did not want to be with possible for what goes on. i voted to raise the minimum wage to $15 and it was a scam and goes of one dollar a year. it will be $12 in september which is like $10 an hour after taxes. you cannot live on that. everything tripled here. host:

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bill. >> reporter: so with mayor eric adams pleading for help as the tab runs up we are learning he williden's top aides in new york city, this comes one day after mayor eric adams laid out the cost of the crisis. 12 billion over three fiscal years. at the current rate t the migrat crisis costs new york city $383 per family seeking shelter and services. that means with 57,300 individuals in our care, the daily price tag is $9.8 million each and every day. new yorkers are frustrated that nonresidents and noncitizens are getting so much help when there are new yorkers suffering. >> the whole thing is only going to -- this is going to snow ball because the schools are going to open in about two weeks, all right. and we're totally u unprepared o handle that. >> look behind us, there's a park, a ymca there, a preschool on the side. >> this is ou outrageous. they're putting non-americans before americans. >> reporter: but as the bluest of blue states and cities complain, border states like texas and arizona say this is what they've been dealing with for years but again, hundreds of migrants ar

bill. >> trace: new york city mary eric adams says without more help from the federal government his cityhook, as you heard for billions of dollars to than crisis. nearly 3,000 asylum seekers entered the city's shelter system just last week alone on top of the 54,000 migrants already in the city's care. well, advanced auto parts will give ten incoming freshmen the chance to win free rides or four years worth of paid gas. the promotion allows a new survey or follows a new survey that says paying for gas is a financial strain to 67% of college students >> it almost seems that major retailers these days are looking for a fight seeking to divide us rather than unite us. our next guest has a solution and the name of his brand is very fitting. let's bring in nba star orlando manly i can forward jonathan isaac. jonathan great to have you on. your grand is called unites. i want to play a clip from one of your ads and we'll get your goal on the other side. watch. >> it's celebrating faith, family and freedom and honoring the dignity of those who disagree. it's having principles and striving to liv

lauren: mayor adams is vegan and his predecessor bill de blasio banned [inaudible] and it's being served in the city. hochul said banning faux grady trimble and they're thinking about animal rights and the bigger issue is new york city wants to govern itself. there's a separation between hochul and adams. new york state and new york city. you can throw in the migrant crisis to that separation also. david: if you think this is crazy, the next one is worse. tourists visiting the big apple are looking for authentic experience and that actually includes rats? lauren: i don't think this is funny. i think it's ken polcari tear on what -- commentary on what new york city has become and only a new york experience, come see our rats. they're so popular, they're like celebrities. the rats are celebrities in new york city. tour guides are live streaming places where you'll see a lot of rats and they're getting like $10,000 participants per stream. if you look at rat complaints when you call the city, i saw a lot of rats and they doubled in the past year. they're gross. they spread disease. david: b

down on enforcement now in arizona democratic governor doesn't care bill maher is right criticizing democrats even this week eric adamsded well now finally time to do something about southern border after all homeless shelters were filled why only get the media to cover immigration cries when ron desantis, shipped a disease migrants to martha's vineyard a crisis to acknowledge a problem they can't deal with consequences of their own policies. maria: did you see the line, of people, illegal immigrants in new york city yesterday around roosevelt hotel a line that stretched from the hotel all the way to penn station or where they showed up. >> humane issue here we can feel that feel compassionate for those legitimately looking for better life this is self-rightous element you see signs front yard are a you are all welcome everyone welcome no, you show up busloads turns out in sanctuary cities you are not actually welcome, we've got to figure out how to solve this but starts with a secure border. then you can deal with other issues, that can provide for circumstances that will improve lives but you've got to secure the bo

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we are in a situation where we have an influx of migrants and we have huge bills that we have to foot, and you've got mayor adams government saying send us more money, send us more money, instead of saying no, we are not going to be a sanctuary city and you create the doom loop situation and keeps happening until everybody is g gone. >> sandra: taxes and crime, it all comes into play. thank you for both of you, appreciate the research as always. all right. john. >> john: president biden said nearly a year ago that the covid pandemic is over. and it was declared over officially by the white house back in april. so, why are some colleges still mandating the covid vaccine? for your family? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with their service, but the va home loan benefit is a big one. by using your benefit at newday you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out an average of $70,000. use that money to pay off high rate debt and get back on your feet financially. we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment op

. >> bill scott said auto break-ins are down this year but they will continue fighting against those car burglars. >>> congressman, adam schiff discussed the recent tragic shootings, he wanted to speak with the affected farmworkers to try to find solutions for the community. >> it gave me a lot of good ideas to come back to the congress to try to address these housing shortages among farmworkers and the living conditions, but also shed light on the mental health needs of farmworkers which is something that has gotten no attention from congress. >> we also spoke to the founder and executive director, dr. belinda hernandez. >> right now we really need housing as we have been pushing for this especially in the light of the mass shootings, the farmworkers are not able to pay for the food that they grow. >> she says farmworkers need better wages, medical care and immigration reform. >>> in oakland, mayor sheng thao announcing the investment of $50 million into the east oakland area, known as the 40 by 40, it is known as the largest concentration of black flatland residence, and the mayor and oh usd superintendent spoke toda

adams says he wants the biden administration to foot the bill. >> new york city makes up .05% of thee 99.5% of the asylum seekers here. the solution is not just new york city. the solution is new york state and the united states. that is what this lies on. >> adams spoke at a rally urging the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants in an effort to alleviate the burden on new york city's overcrowded shelter system, which is housing 60,000 migrants. critics say work permits will incentivize more migrants to come to the city. governor hochul went to the white house yesterday and met with president biden's chief of staff demanding executive action. the white house offered more staff to help recruit and identify eligible migrants for permits in the city. meantime, the blame game continues. both said homeland security 60s mayorkas and the biden administration needs to do more. >> a lot has to happen at the border. we're experiencing 3,000 alone a week. >> any plan that does not include stopping the flow at the boreder is a failed plan. >> the president has done more to s

adams says new york alone will face a $12 billion bill to cover the surge.ministration's border policies. but some say the federal government already has enough money. >> in my view, we should be able to find these goals he has for fighting the war in ukraine, the border improvements, and fema for disasters out of the existing money that we've negotiated with between president biden and speaker mccarthy. >> other sanctuary cities like chicago and los angeles say they are overwhelmed, too. earlier this week massachusetts governor healey declared a state of emergency in her state because she says emergency shelters are struggling to keep up. bret. >> bret: grady, thank you. dana, you think about all of the criticism those governors got about moving migrants. politically it has changed the dynamic in those cities. >> dana: they had to. i have to think if it had been the other way those democratic mayors and governors would have done the same thing. it is a national problem and we're seeing the fruits of that now. great piece by grady there. want to get to this

reporter: stu, new york mayor eric adams says his city alone will face a $12 billion bill to cover theof these surge of migrants in the big apple. that $4 billions in additional funding that the president is asking for pails in comparison to what one city, new york, needs. it's also a fraction of what the president is asking from congress for aid in ukraine. this week, yes, the president was asked about the united states role in helping myograns, specificsly those pleaing extreme weather. here's what he said. >> look, i think the united states should do everything it can to help people who are in desperate need and have no other means available. we've always done that. it's who we are. we're the united states opportunistic america. reporter: republicans blame the biden administration border policies, but some say the federal government already has enough money. >> flat configuration my view, we should be able to find these goals he has for fighting the war in ukraine, the border improvements, and fema for disasters out of existing money we've negotiated with between president biden and

. >> bill: well, he is not getting much for his arguments. mayor eric adamsk city's migrant crisis could impact the city's school system about to go to class very soon now. plus the forensic report from the scene of the rust movie shooting that could have alec baldwin facing even more charges. oh, oh, oh...i'll be the judge of that. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeah sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now save up to $900 off mattress sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a mattress firm near you. some wireless companies think they can inflate one of these and distract you from their inflated prices. but at mint mobile, we thought you'd prefer if we deflate the cost of unlimited. this one will never see the light of day. all right. >> bill: new york city official bracing for an influx of migrant children in t

adam: about that, he needs a comeback kid moment like bill clinton did, when he was given up for deaditically speaking, he did well enough in new hampshire, he played second when he was off and running. and hillary clinton would support it, then he came back. is there that in the offing? very different case i grant you with the governor desantis that he has been given up and tossed aside, doesn't have a chance now. sorry. let me ask you because we lost our connection. that moment for desantis. >> his allies are hoping this will be a comeback moment. ron desantis has always lagged in name id compared to donald trump. donald trump is the former president. ron desantis has a lot of national attention but is still the governor of the state of florida. his supporters say this could be an audience of 20 million plus voters. he could have a really good moment that could lead to a bump in the polls to get more attention. the problem with that which a lot of critics say, he's had this much, these many issues so far including a new campaign manager, two rounds of playoffs, a lot of negative hea

. >> dana: i'm sure mayor eric adams in new york is paying attention to that as well. thanks, billret: an ohio judge ordering a chinese cartel to pay $18 million to a family that lost their son to fentanyl. tommy raw became addicted to prescription opioids and died in 2015 after taking an injection laced. tommy's father founded -- sorry for your loss and it doesn't get easier. >> this is such an important subject to me and the country. >> bret: are you frustrated about what's happening? if you look at the fentanyl seized at the southern border. in 2023, 19,663 pounds compared to 7300 pounds roughly the previous year. it is exponential was happening and coming across. >> that is what's being seized. they at the same time they are only seizing 10% of what's coming in. that's more than the population of the united states can possibly consume. that is indicative of stockpiling. this material is being brought into the united states in large quantities and being saved and stored in specific areas. this is a national security threat of epic proportions. >> bret: tell me about tommy. we ar

bill. the broad proposal for a new agency to regulate the technology industry. what was the group response to that? adam took a look at that. one of the thing i see about tech policy debates as you see policymakers doing things like that where we need a new agency. we need a new regulator. what that does, it's a bit of a cheat because of puts aside the harder question of what behaviors policymakers want to ban. this amazon case is a good example. many people look at big tech companies that think they have a lot of power. we need to regulate big companies. that is probably popular. then you look at the details. this case will be about amazon prime and whether that bundle is procompetitive. i think there is a gap between more regulation. but then what is the problem we want to solve? if you look at amazon, they are not clamoring for change around. ed: a reminder that what we've reported is lena con will meet with amason next week to find common ground. coming up here on bloomberg technology, nba games could be coming to your streaming apps sooner than you think. why they are for sale. this is bloomberg. ♪

bill. >> harris: biden's border crisis has a new critic. the mayor of a sanctuary city with regrets now. eric adams is begging the federal government and white house for more money. a new state report with a dire warning, here it is, quote, the lack of federal policy adjustments and substantial matching share of funding for managing the asylum seeker influx has created an unsustainable fiscal issue for the city. unsustainable? check out all those red states along the border which have been crushed by the out of control illegal crossings under this president. president biden's border crisis. even a progressive democrat is going after biden. >> we need leadership from president biden, period. we need that leadership here in new york state because, you know, new york state is struggling to provide housing and the supports migrants need. democrats are looking bad in new york state right now. >> harris: he is a democrat in new york. can't he be part of the solution? i digress. biden did request an additional $4 billion from congress for the border crisis. critics are pointing out it is just 1/6 of what

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coming up, we will hear the thoughts of adam posen and whether these lags are long and variable or, as billey are supershort and have already hit and gone. lisa a.: adam posen was one of the first to say this fed is going to accept an inflation rate that is higher than the 2% target. i am curious to see whether he is saying the world will come to his side and agree with him at a time when you can argue about the lawn and variable lags either way. inflation has been sticky. jonathan: until we settled down to 3% or 4% and they make the decision you do not want to hammer the labor market. lisa a.: that is not worth it in an election year. just saying. jonathan: political. i was not going there but ok. futures negative. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all

where you will say it's not good, not for my party, and eric adams said i didn't run for mayor, i didn't run for the job. you want to pay my amx bill, change my tires, you consider a biden disciple, you can't control your own president, what do you expect us to do? >> sandra: this weekend, what do you have coming up. >> a funny comedian and jordan peterson, part 1 of 2 parts, with the deep thinker. he makes you think so hard your brain hurts but i think you will benefit from it and like it. >> sandra: i feel inspired, i'll watch. brian, thank you. good to have you here today, gillian. >> gillian: monitoring deadly devastating fires on the island of maui, the fires have tragically killed 36 people, making it the deadliest u.s. wildfire in years. side-by-side images here show the destruction. our next guest evacuated when the situation deteriorated rapidly on tuesday. rachel zimmerman joins us from the island of maui. thank you for taking time out to talk about all of this with us. we hope you are ok, hope your loved ones are ok. maybe start by telling us what you've been through the last 48 hours, what has it been like for you? >> h

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adam plains. it provided russia with coming, causing drones, navigations, which mostly will answer on both denied, useful to the university of tampa. and professor said, well, how many but on the bill reveals the hypocrisy behind the move. there are a lot of rumors that european countries are purchasing different things from you run, including oil. and uh, that may be one reason i know one reason why they don't want to declare because when on officially they've sanctioned iran on oil for, for oil imports, but they are purchasing oil then at the same time then i think is quite understandable when they're complaint on the one hand, while they're complaining about iranian drones, if they want to import iranian drugs as well, the hypocrisy in the west is, is not something new. but i think it has a lot to do with the fact that they don't like the image that this presents. whereas on the one hand, there warning countries across the world not to deal with the wrong unit. on the other hand, they're dealing with iran themselves. they are a lot, there are lots of room about uh, oil being imported by a host of different nato countries, european union countries. and i think this sort of falls

both attorney general bill barr, and fbi director christopher wray look hunter, this whole hunter biden laptop thing we know the laptop is real we know fbi you have it, and that adamare trying to politics intelligence that doesn't exist for political pumps we need to come out say this. and i did that. so why jim jordan is so exercised about this, what christopher wray in particular is going to have to address why having conversations with me acknowledging the truth and then agents for him at the fbi were secretly going out saying just the opposite to social media platforms like twitter, facebook and saying hey be on the lookout for you russian disinformation involving hunter biden i think that is why jimmy jordan is pressing this fact with subpoenas. >> is it john let's face it, they don't care, they are focused on donald trump, i mean you just mentioned 10 million reasons, right? we know, that that remark you just made, refers to alternative million dollars, that the bidens took in, from ukraine, according to house oversight committee members and james comer a that one of the burisma guys said ceo of burisma said five mr. to one biden five million to another bide

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the bill is being reviewed by the appropriate committee and will move on to the assembly floor september first. happening today on the peninsula, congressman adam schiff is set to meet with farm workers and local nonprofit leaders to learn more about their needs and the challenges they face. >> abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in half moon bay with that. gloria >> good morning, reggie. inequities for farm workers will be discussed today, particularly when it comes to challenges around farmworker housing and mental health services. the struggles of farm workers, including their living conditions, is was brought to light after the mass shooting in half moon bay in january. prosecutors say a disgruntled farm worker opened fire on fellow workers at two mushroom farms, killing seven people. the suspect told investigators he was upset over working long hours. today, san mateo county board of supervisor ray mueller is hosting us congressman adam schiff to visit the nonprofit ayudando latinos or alice in half moon bay. the organization helps farm workers with many services. there will be a community roundtable and press conference this morni

bill: well, this kind of went sideways. the nypd making dozens of arrests in the heart of manhattan over the weekend. giveaway event went off the rails. here's the mayor eric adamsher looking into where there's some outside agitators. you don't come to get free gameboys and bring smoke bombs and bring m-80's and bring other disruptive items. we believe there was some outside influences that may have attempted to aggravate this situation. >> bill: want to bring in shawn duffy, co-host of "bottom line" on fox business and host of the big money show on fox business. hello. can i play one more clip from the mayor? i think this is as relevant as anything that's been said about this. watch. >> our children cannot be raised by social media. our children cannot get their values, their beliefs from social media and other outside entities. our children are being inundated by influencers, by those who consider themselves to be credible messengers. >> bill: point is they were going to give away free playstations, couple of hundred people showed up and turned into several thousand people like that because of the connection on social media. >> the point here is well made. you

bill because for all of us across the uk. your thoughts on all of that on the usual number this morning. let's speak to our cost of living correspondent who is with us. we have adamcomparison website. he is in the studio without. thank you for being with us this morning. kevin, good morning. talk us through it. no matter how many times we talk about the price cap, you have to remind yourself how it works and why it has implications for our energy bills. can you make it simple? i’ll implications for our energy bills. can you make it simple?- can you make it simple? i'll do my best. the energy _ can you make it simple? i'll do my best. the energy regulator- can you make it simple? i'll do my best. the energy regulator of - can you make it simple? i'll do my best. the energy regulator ofjim i best. the energy regulator ofjim sets a maximum price that can be charged to us, as householders, for each unit of gas and electricity. remember, it's really important, this is not a cap on your total bill, if you use more, you're going to pay more. if you don't use very much, you are to pay less. you can look at it two ways. one way is that you look at the price for each unit,

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