for free. >>> welcome back to cnn's democratic presidential town hall with new york city mayor bill de blasiolet's get right back out to our audience. i want to bring in ratasha smith, a communications professional from new haven, connecticut. he's an active member of the connecticut young democrats. >> hello, mayor de blasio. how are you? >> how are you doing? >> so as a patriarch of a beautiful mixed-race family, your lived experience allows you to bring a unique perspective to government. as president, how will you improve race relations in america? >> all right. i think about this all the time. so, here's what i feel first of all as a human being. as an american. we don't know each other enough. we still don't know each other enough. and when i met charlaine, almost 28 years ago now. i like to tell the story, very quickly, when i saw charlaine for the very first time, the angels sang, i heard violins. literally, i experienced something like love at first sight. and charlaine mccray experienced absolutely nothing. and it took weeks and weeks for her even to know my name, but here we are, s

the public housing program in new york spent 193 for apartment to install the led light bulbs, bill de blasio is taking care of bill de blasio and his cronies, that is why new york has had quality of life diminish over last 3 years, and one of the main reasons that i move from there. >> you really want government to have a very light hand in there if they have a hand at all, bilge gates is work -- bill gates and working with some oil company with co2 recapture right now. i think that there is a discussion to be had, i think it will to the republicans benefit to have those discussions, but has gary kicked it off with, if india and china and russia don't get on board, we don't put pressure on them to do something, it does not matter, the last time i checked we all shared the same air and climate. david: zach, you come out where a reasonable description of what needs to be done, replace the grid it is outdated maybe more renewables, that is fine. but have you joe biden, not just bill de blasio and socialists but moore moderated, joe biden saying he wanted to get rid of coa l, hillary clinton in

hey, bill de blasio. it is new york, remember us? in the key battleground state. here is michael fisher from the west 58th street coalition, the group behind the billboard campaign? which i applaud with all my heart because anyone who watches this show how i feel about bill de blasio and it is not good. so what are you trying to get his attention about? >> well, first of all the mayor is busy moonlighting two jobs and you can't run the largest city in the country and then try to run for president, especially when you don't have a chance to win. so we're very frustrated because for the past two years we've been trying to get a meeting with the president about something very, very important. it is what we call it, is 61,000, 61,000 reasons why the mayor should be here. there are 61,000 homeless people in the city. and it is growing. he needs to address this problem and he hasn't. the problem we're having the homeless shelters they're identifying are shelters provided by slum lords. quite a few of them are fire traps. there shelter on w

all these announcements but the test iss life in the city, has it gotten better or worse under bill de blasiohat's the honest answer to that? >> and virtually we are not better off today than we were for six years ago when bill de blasio took office almost all of the gains that we made under the giuliani and bloomberg administration have all but evaporated under this mayor. he is so interested in up raising his national profile and being the leader of the so-called progressive movement that he shows little to no interest in managing the day-to-day affairs of the city and the proof is in the numbers. we have an affordable housing crisis in the city, we have a homelessness epidemic unlike anything we've ever seen before. our police department lost all respect, all confidence in the mayor and where is the mayor?? campaigning for president. he is at 0% in the polls. he's a disgrace. >> tucker: if it weren't the country's biggest city, new york city, it wouldn't matter, but it does matter. >> well, it does matter and we got to keep fighting the good fight. >> tucker: thanks for coming on. like man

i think we need to be there. >> let's go to david in north carolina with mayor bill de blasio in des oines. blasio, good evening from north carolina. mayor de blasio: good evening. >> i want to tell you that i wish you well in your pursuit of this highest office in our great country. but as a republican, i have to say the vote this year goes beyond tribal loyalty. and because of the lack of morality, the ethics, the lying, deception, and the criminal behavior, whoever gets the democratic nod gets my vote over the present occupant of the white house. with that, i wish you well. thank you. mayor de blasio: thank you, david. i want to tell you you are an example of, i think, many americans. i won't be surprised if it's ultimately millions of americans who are people of conscience, who have a party that they may feel connected to, but that does not mean that they have checked their conscience at the door. i commend you for that. last night i was at an event in eastern iowa where a member of the iowa state house of representatives, a republican member for decades, recently c hanged to the

followed by new york city mayor bill de blasio at 7:00. e to qualify for the third democratic debate. neither de blasio nor bulliock have made the cut so far. joining me, jess mcintosh. and basal, former executive director of the new york state democratic party. good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> in our latest cnn poll voters were asked to name up to three candidates besides their current choice for the nomination they that wanted to hear more about and it was bill de blasio who got 2%, steve bullock who got 1%, so, jess, what do these candidates need to say tonight to grab attention? >> well, you know, honestly, i'm not sure there is a ton that bill de blasio can do tonight. he got a lot of airtime on the debates that he was able to be on stage in. i think he showed people who he was and what he was about and people maybe didn't react as positively to that as he would like. steve bullock on the other hand, i think is one of the candidates who is right now polling at that under 1% who really does have the opportunity to

bill de blasio, i guess the good news is, if bill de blasio can have a paying job, there's hope for alllot of time for tonight. good news is, we will be back tomorrow and every night at 8:00 p.m. the show that is the total and sincere sworn in fact enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. dvr it if you can forget it outcome you get a merit badge. by the way, we are doing some lives as ends and you are welcome to those pretty confined tickets on tuckercarlson capsoff.com should have a great night. sean hannity is next. >> ra, by the way, the mayor of new york will come in the show and i'm going to give him a chance to express his views. this is an opportunity for him. listen, i want him to explain it. i want these candidates to explain it. give him a chance. and i will be fair unless he forces me to go into 25 years worth of experience and that i will have to unload but i prefer not to. i'd rather have people hear from him and to be fair. that's what i'm trying to do. arik tucker, thank you. for years, he wants a fight. all right, tonight we start this program, we really need

please welcome mayor bill de blasio. mr. de blasio: thank you, rachel. hey, everybody, how's it going? do you want the truth from politicians? do you want the whole truth? then i'm going to make a confession right here. i love the iowa state fair. i am in love with it. my third time. it's amazing. and the people of iowa have been so kind and so welcoming. about someone you i love and i want to introduce her to you. of 25 years,e .harlene mcrae firstnt to tell you, as lady of new york city, she is amazing. she has taken on the challenge of mental health. she made sure people got help they deserved and needed. to has fought the stigma make sure no one goes without care. who believes we have to end that stigma around mental health? all right, thank you, my dear. ,ow, i want to bring up our son who just graduated college, , and i am making it a point to give credit where credit is due to this young man. he was, in high school, a new york state debate champion. preparing to go spar and put in his place mr. sean hannity, and he was watching all the video of ha

now it's mayor bill de blasio's turn. de blasio is the two-term mayor right here in new york city. he's already delivered bold change for new yorkers. tonight he'll take questions from democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. please give a warm welcome to mayor bill de blasio. [ applause ] mayor, great to have you here. so nice to see you. okay. let's just get the elephant in the room out of the way. you are really tall. >> yeah. we have a height differential. >> just little bit. i think you're more than a foot taller than me officially. >> but we're all

click, call or visit a store today. >>> did tonight, did presidential candidate bill de blasio spoke at do the chipmunks, new york city mayor bill de blasio have in common? >> i thank you, everybody. i'm so happy i'm with you and i apologize devii wouldn't be then person. >> do not adjust your set. the mayor's voice is distowarte beyond fixing. someone tweeted i like him bet they are w er this way. he made an on screen appearance at the iowa federation of labor convention. >> a real intense, bold change. >> what was real and intense was his change of voice, which technicians tried unsuccessfully to fix, even as he spoke. >> a really, really difficult battle. >> and no, the presidential candidate hadn't been sucking helium like jimmy fallen. bill de blasio's high-pitched voice gave a chuckle in the room but jokes dominated online. he represents the lollipop gu d guild. ♪ we represent the lollipop >> when he ended his presentation, the emcee responded, joe biden's mic was turned off at one point. >> spread it. go spread it, guys. >> and even the emcee had to blow and tap, tap and blow.

the democratic presidential candidates speaking at the iowa state fair was new york city mayor bill de blasio. after his remarks, he took questions from c-span viewers. this is ou -- this is one hour. >> please welcome mayor bill de blasio. lasio: how is it going? do you want the truth from politicians? you want the whole truth? then i'm going to make a confession right here. i love the iowa state fair. i am in love with it. my time. first it's amazing. and the people of iowa have been welcomingd so throughout this whole election. i want to tell you about someone i love and i want to introduce her to you. she is my wife of 25 years, charlene mcrae. come on up. [applause] and i want to tell you, as first lady of new york city, she is has done something amazing. it is something i know people all over iowa care about, too, and that is that she has taken on the challenge of mental health. she made sure people got help they deserved and needed. she has fought the stigma to make sure no one goes without care. who believes we have to end that stigma around mental health? all right, thank you, my dea

bill de blasio is here with what he thinks about these new numbers and so much more. help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've had mental health problems. the most common side effect is nausea. talk to your doctor about chantix. >>> new this morning, the police officer in the eric garner case vowing to appeal after being fired from the nypd and stripped of his pension. new york mayor bill de blasio celebrated the decision saying that

we can't go a week without a bill de blasio story. e, socialist mayor of new york bill de blasio who had a little bit of a mishap. he was supposed to make it to this union meeting to give a speech and his flight was canceled so he decided to remote end but there was a little bit of an issue with his voice. check this out. this is kind of hysterical. >> i guarantee you working people like every industrial country in america, i guarantee people by law, paid vacation, every year. yes. that is now -- listen, bill is holding steady at 0%. he is hanging in there. he is holding a study zero. don't worry. i know you are a big fan of bill de blasio here there is nothing happening. his campaign is holding rock solid at 0% per talk about a gins campaign. we did not manipulate that by the way for that was the actual voice that came over. there was some kind of a sound bite problem but it was so perfect. >> tucker: every time i hear bill de blasio i think we have a real problem with democracy. i don't know a single person, including liberal democra

you can hear the sound of bill de blasio explaining how height is is everything.st, you need to take a look at in the. this new horrifying video, this philadelphia police officer being laughed at, even being pelted with objects by onlookers while those officers were out there trying to keep those onlookers safe during an active shooter situation. trish: detective steven lunes can't believe his eyes. after this. (vo) the hamsters, run hopelessly in their cage. content on their endless quest, to nowhere. but perhaps this year, a more exhilarating endeavor awaits. defy the laws of human nature,at the summer of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve.

said by more than just something that has been said by more thanjust bill de something that has been said by more than just bill de blasio been said by more thanjust bill de blasio. but it's also been said by the victims of jeffrey epstein and they say that although he will now not face trial, they are pushing for enquiries to be widened to look at those around him, his associates, those he found, recruited and exploited underaged girls in his party at florida and new york. they say those investigations have to take place as well as an enquiry into his death. and chris, he died with a lot of information that has not come out yet. what likelihood is it that the authorities will get the details now? in the last couple of days we have had court documents that have been released from a separate civil case but it is nonetheless connected to the jeffrey case but it is nonetheless connected to thejeffrey epstein case and in those there have been allegations against some us politicians, some prominent individuals. people who are known to the public, and they have had to respond to those, denying those allegations but it gives yo

that is mayor bill de blasio of bring in georgetown ial professor and opinion wryo agai. the mayor said the one thing they learned from this is how to train police officers in new york to de-cateeir implicit bia. that's a complicated matter, implicit bias. it's implicit because we all have it. i have it, you have it. statistics sometimes make police think that people are a risk who may not be a risk and use lethal force on them. is the mayor correct in saying that the matter that led to michael garner's death has been solved? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, thank god that this ruling has been handed down by the recommending judge. hopefully the commissioner, commissioner neil will take this quite seriously and with all deliberate speed render a judgment that many think is fair. that is the termination of pantaleo and some are concerned, well, if he is terminated, will he still receive his pension? in which case, his termination will be partially nullified by the fact that he will continue to receive funds from the state that seeks on the one hand to his unjust actions sho

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the dogs are now humping bill de blasio's leg. control room! control room! we're hearing the humping! can we turn off the mic that we for some reason put on bill de blasio's leg? thank you very much! but they got that fixed and they kept going, but not really. >> but, even if it's put in place there are still going to be perhaps hundreds of millions of guns still on the streets. is there a role for the federal government in order to-- to play in order to get these guns off the streets? ( speaking in background ) >> what's happening? >> we are hearing our colleagues' audio. if the control room could turn off the mics? ( laughter ) yeah, if the control room could turn off the mics of our previous moderators. >> you know, we prepared for everything. >> guess what, guys. >> we did not prepare for this. >> stephen: wow, that is really embarrassing to have a live show where you don't know whose mics are on and whose mics are off while you're doing your show. ( speaking in background ) in the background people are talking about the thing you're trying to ask questio

you plan to deliver it to mayor de blasio's office. >> my plan is to deliver it to the decision maker, the decision maker to my understanding is mr. o'neil. so now bill -- >> o'neal reports to de blasio. he keeps saying it's up to o'neal. and the judge making decisions. >> so you plan to. >> mayor o'neal, de blasio. i have the whole world knowing that pantalleo needs to be fired p. >> i would say what i told change.org. can you president the world when you can't mayor the city. >> you can't give me answers about the free world, i'm sorry snp. >> bill bar decided not to charge him with civil rights violations. >> as we can see with trump's track record, has basically his administration. >> who's the we. >> eric garner. eric garner didn't matter, that's why we don't have justice now. i hear what you're saying. >> but i want justice, so if it's not firing pantalleo, the city paid him to murder my father. i pay taxes every year. i've been paying taxes since i was 18. i'm paying the man that killed my father. you're telling me i don't have answers? all of the people that stood with me for the past five years, especially shout out to the youth action netwo

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we just heard from mayor bill de blasio there in new york in the wake of this nypd judge's decision that officer pantaleo should be terminated. for now he is suspended. i want to bringor some analysis this, elliott, because bill de blasio just t the protester yelling "fire pantaleo." now we're hearing from him directly. what stood out to you. >> today is not the day to think about anything political. this was about accountability in the case. the federal government passed on it. >> we're going to listen back in because he's taking questions now. >> do you agree that he should be fired? >> again, what i am talking about today is a fair and impartial process has occurred. that's all i have to say. >> have you read it? >> no, i have not. >> do you also want to go a step further to call for congressional hearings? do you support that and what kind of changes -- >> i haven't heard what he said today. i know members of congress want to look at this issue. i certainly think it's fair to say here was a tragedy, it cannot happen again. what i would ask the members of congress to look at is the ro

bill de blasio sublger punches biden out nof where asking him why he let obama de port so many people. and just when bied sen trying to baffle the giants of new york, cory booker jumps in with the shiz. >> mr. vice president, you can't have it blot ways. you invoke president obama more than anybody this this campaign, you can't do it when st convenient and dodge it when it is not. >> trevor: considerree booker makes a good point, joe biden is good as use og bama when it helps but when it comes to something o 3w578a want great at. he is like obama, obama? is that the irish guy, patty obama, i think i have brn to that pub. and that obama line was just the beginning. because after that, quoree went on fum on attack mode. >> senator booker called your new criminal justice remorm-- reform plan quote an inadequate solution to what is a raging cries nis our country unquote. why is senator booker wrong. >> i think he is wrong. i think we should work together. he has a similar planment i think that we should change the way we look at prisons. >> we have a system right now that is broken. and i

and then you had the reverse the next night where you had biden, warren, booker and then bill de blasio over there basically trying and kind of failing to channel what bernie sanders might say. and so in some ways, the central issue of this debate -- >> remains unresolved. >> not only unresolved, but unlitigated. >> biden's performance? >> i mean, it was better than it was a couple of weeks ago. he seemed a bit more prepared. but he just does not seem like the biden we saw during the obama era. he is not relaxed. i don't know if it's because trump has labeled him sleepy joe that the question i keep asking and a lot of my listeners keep asking is why doesn't he have the energy? why doesn't he seem to have the vigor that a bernie sanders who is in the same age range seem to have? and i don't know if it's because trump has planted those seeds to make us believe that he is, but he's just not showing up. >> you know, one thing i thought, i want to plap this clip. there is a certain kind of a happy warrior in this that i thought few people lib, particularly elizabeth warren and cory booker wh

de blasio from office. patrick lynch saying, "for years, bill de blasio has demonized police unions undermined our efforts toth men have displayed an appalling pattern of malfeasance and nonmalfeasance that disqualifies them from continuing to serve in their current offices." a spokesman for the mayor firing back with this, saying "this is another attempt by the pba to fight our city, and we won't stand for it. our officers and the community they serve are closer than ever, and the city is the safest it has ever been. that isn't changing." brian, you live nearby. what do you think? >> brian: as far as safety, i would say that i don't feel as though the city is going south for safety reasons. i would say in terms of cleanliness, in terms of responsibility, quality of life, it is falling through the floorboards. there is something going on right now. the arrests have stopped. this is the boil back from this ruling. keep in mind, going back on the case, they found him not guilty and they said, "let's take a look at your situation about your employment." they had a deal up until the last hour on the table where

there was some kind of a sound problem, but it was so perfect. >> tucker: every time i hear bill de blasio don't know a single person, including liberal democrat, who doesn't think de blasio is lazy, dumb, incompetent, and wrong. there's not one person i've ever met who admires bill de blasio. i've never met someone who voted for him, and yet he is a two-term mayor. >> the guy gets up at like 8:30, 9:00 in the morning. is that even if it is logically possible after 40? i'm serious. like we were kind of joking like one was the last time you got up at 9:00 a.m. like when he went to sleep at five? does that even happen? like, who does that is a normal functioning adult, no less than mayor of new york city? no wonder the guy's magically holding at the astounding doughnut of 0% in the polls just phenomenal. all right, my last story, our number one story of the week, joe biden just cannot -- what a gaffe machine. it just never stops. we have to update the fox news channel to update for the gaffes. but this one, i just want to throw this out there. the golden rule of politics, don't ever ask a qu

bill de blasio and john delaney, let's take it to our guests. -- i'm going to let the candidate speak for themselves. here is bill de blasio. >> i am someone who believes in the american dream where prosperity shared with a huge number americans to get ahead and make the next generation have been a greater opportunity. we don't see that now. one of the reasons is the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few. when i talk about small business owners, were talking about the superrich. for them that we have to clear my view it's time to pay your fair share of taxes. the tax rate going down in the federal government has helped them to accumulate that wealth. question on document of people healthcare? when they get healthcare when they go to the emergency room guess who's paying anyway? we are. >> i live in a man's city, i have never paid more taxes in my life. i mean, it is horrendous. what is he talking about? people need to pay more taxes. he's an idiot. >> what he's talking about is something politically popular among progressives.

and bill de blasio going "blah, blah, blah!" >> david: is he still in the race?owa he has 0 percent right now. [laughter] >> david: i would rather have the debate about what to do. let me give you a little contrast. if you attack an mta worker in new york, someone driving a bus, you will be charged with a felony. it says so right on the bus when you go on. we remove that from mta workers and not give it to police officers? think about that. >> capri: can ask a quick question on what it means to levy an attack on an mta worker but? i haven't looked at the statute. i think the question is the nuance. obviously, nypd needs to be respected. but these people are punks, for sure. slapping a felony -- >> david: they are criminals. >> capri: slapping a felony on someone, and four to four and have years in prison, is that the appropriate thing? they need to potentially negotiate this. maybe do the high-level misdemeanor rather than the lowest level sentiment >> david: why is the community that protects the community, the police officers, not protected? and an mta worker w

bill de blasio, 2%. steve bullock got 1%.o potentially say tonight to get voters' attention? >> well, what we'll see tonight is two interesting visions for the democratic party. you'll hear someone from a more urban area, of course, bill de blasio, the mayor of where i'm sitting in new york city and, of course, steve bullock from montana. they need to have a moment. d they need for it to go viral and have a possibility if that does happen to actually make the fourth round of the debates in october because for the reason of how this has all worked out is that there's a possibility that more people will be in the october debates than the september debates. >> got it. mark preston, thanks so much. >> take care. >> of course, catch tonight's back to back live presidential town halls. montana governor steve bullock takes the stage first at 6:00 p.m. then new york city mayor bill de blasio at 7:00 p.m. it's all happening live tonight only on cnn. there's brushing and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. it's th

we will get you those quinnipiac members as soon as they come out, dana. >> dana: what about bill de blasiomayor of new york, what has he said lately? what did he say today. >> you should watch "hannity" he has some head-scratchers. mayor de blasio gave an interview to politico where he said he believes fellow competitor for the white house, senator bernie sanders would have beat then candidate donald trump for the presidency had he been the democratic nominee. that would not be that interesting until you consider that a bill de blasio indoor secretary clinton in her battle against sanders for the nomination and ran the senate campaign. there was a moment where there was a desire for change. jennifer palmieri, clinton's head of communications emailed in response writing omg, if he thinks that bernie would have been trumped, then he should've had the foresight to endorse him in 2016, his view is of little importance now. politico reports that he named sanders as a candidate who would most likely be wanting to road trip with. converting republicans to democrats saying that that would be fun.

last week, judy woodruff sat ity mayoh new york c bill de blasio to talk about his run for the democraticion. >> woodruff: mayor bill de blasio, thank you for being here. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: why are you running? i ask because there were already when 20 people in the rac you announced that you were going to jump in. and frankly you already got a big, complicated job. >> i do have a big job. that's one of the reasons why i'm running. to take on the role of president, you better be ady for it. i have what has often been described as the second toughest job in america. it's a bigou place, a place, the most diverse place on earth. we gote. pre-k d we lowered crime while getting rid of thingsop like nd frisk that were dividing us. we did the $15 minimum lot of fundamental wages. i know i can make change. and i'm running because i have this fundamental belief that what's happened over the last 40 years since t election of road rage is the country is less and less serving working americans more and more serving the vry few, the wealthy and the big corporations. we have to fix it. we

joining us now bill de blasio running for democratic president.nks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> there are disturbing developments unfolding and officials say the dayton gunman was obsessed with mass shootings and the shooting a week earlier in gilroy california, is also now being investigated as another incident of domestic terrorism. in gilroy the fbi now said they found a list of nationwide organizations that may have been potential targets, including religious, government and political institutions, federal buildings, courthouses and the garlic festival. what does all of this say, these three mass murders in the last few days, what does this say about our country? >> wolf, it says something very dangerous is going on. and it comes from someplace. let' be blunt about this. go back three or four years, we're not having this -- this kind of way, one after another. this is directly related to the divisive racist rhetoric of donald trump, it is as simple as that. >> as you know, over the last many years there have been a lot of mass gun sh

mayor bill de blasio commission the group and now it is weighing their recommendations. llagher is on the case for us, good evening. >> good evening. considering new york mayor bill de blasio created the school diversity panel, some believe he will lean towards accepting the recommendation to get rid of the public schools gifted and talented programs. the argument the panel makes is these types of programs perpetuate racial inequality because they are composed of mostly white and asian students and those students come from families who can afford to get their kids tutored in hopes of getting a converted seat. that reflects privilege more than intellect. bill de blasio was pressed on that issue but somewhat skirted the question. >> the panel was put together to address an issue that's facing american education. how do i diversify our classrooms, how do we address historic segregation. a community that also affects our schools. at the same time i always say the central mission that we have to keep front and center is to keep improving public education. >> but even the diver

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joining me is democratic presidential hopeful, bill de blas blasio. mr.thank you, kasie. >> let's start with the breaking news out of your hometown tonight this is, of course, a federal facility where jeffrey epstein had been held until he, we suspect, committed suicide. there's a coroner's initial decision or rather after an initial autopsy has not said what they believe happened. they are telling thus is presumed to be a suicide. what does it tell you that we don't have a conclusion on this yet and do you have any additional information to offer us? >> kasie, there will be a report soon from the medical examiner. there is some coordination that always has to be done with law enforcement in the process but there will be an answer soon. our medical examiner is the federal government. look, the bigger question is how on earth could it happen? i'm shocked to see the president not only do a conspiracy theory, any conspiracy theory from the united states, but to deflect it away from him when it's his own justice department that runs the federal president. how

dis blas yow is important because he -- bill de blasio in the world. he has a management problem, not a money problem. as he was mayor of new york sticks he gave his wife $850 million of new york city taxpayer money for mental health initiative and when questioned about the democratically run new york council, they could not think of a single accomplishment. and two, mayor bill de blasio whos was also campaign manager for hillary clinton in 2016, gave the new york city school system $773 million. so he wants to take your money for programs he likes that don't work at all. that's the voice. lauren: thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: well, maryland congressman he'll locongressmans an offer for president trump. >> you know what i want president trump to come to my district. i want him to -- oh, god i want him to come, so bad. >> have you spoken to him? have you asked him. >> no, i can't get to him. so you all are doing a good job of that, put that in your editorials. i want him to come. i want him to come. i want him to an come a

he stands apart but a lot of mad bad mayors, bill de blasio is and is in his own category. thursday, was you and staff went to an airport following the residential debate in detroit. de blasio and his guards were traveling with him and force the rest of the flight to wait in their seats for 10 minutes so that he could board the plane first. why? well, he would have plenty of emergencies that might justify that, for example, 900 classrooms in new york city have just tested positive for lead. the city has tens of thousands of people living on the streets. the middle-class' flame. new york's population is actually in decline for the first time in decades. so de blasio has a lot to worry about. there are emergencies he could be dealing with fear but of course, yesterday, he wasn't dealing with any of them. no, he had a different kind of emergency. de blasio was racing off to appear on a taping of the view. possibly the dumbest show on television. in fact, not possibly, the single dumbest show on television. and that's what everyone else had to wait for de blasio to get to the v

. >> sean: bill de blasio has nearly 500,000 illegal immigrants in his city.hose are the senses facts those are the census facts. you said you want new york taxpayers to pay for their health care. >> that's another charade. you have to decide how honest you want to be. where do they get their health care from? >> sean: did you not say that? are there 500,000 people -- do you want free health care for everyone? >> i'm asking you a question. >> sean: legal or illegal to get health care. speak what's happening right now, folks go to the emergency room because they don't have a doctor and who is paying for it? the same taxpayers. steel and it's a simple question. do you support new york city -- >> why not have an honest conversation? >> sean: just to be clear, 500,000 illegal immigrants in new york city should get free health care. >> everyone who lives here gets the health care they need so they cannot get each other sick. >> sean: even if they are illegal? >> because otherwise the what's happening, people go to the emergency room, the taxpayer pays anyway, peopl

. >> mayor bill de blasio doesn't understand why people are concerned. does he know how much it will cost? what do you guys think? david: biden came out and said exactly $30 trillion. somebody's got to pay for it. if you are to add up all the money of all the millionaires and billionaires in america it wouldn't come out to the amount of money going to cost to pay for that. >> again it's not like we are spending zero. we spend trillions of dollars a year at 20% of our gdp is health care and that's going to continue to be a huge problem. yet it was you that the more a quotable distribution of health care for all in some former or another should not be a debatable thing in an affluent democratic society. how we do that in cost-effective way obamacare was an imperfect one but at least it established a principle of universal coverage and not denying people pre-existing conditions. we need to focus on this because this is an issue for a lot of nonideological people. >> the debatable part is the part that you're asking the government that put us $22 trillion in

bill de blasio got 727,000 votes and is to be a b .3 million people. vote in of elections. some of that can be chalked up or down in this case to turn out. but think about that. he got less than 10% of the population of new york. maybe that is less than 20% of the actual electorate. that's an extraordinary thing. it helps explain the enigma and mystery and not in a good way of merit bill de blasio. >> you know -- has a chance of winning this. in the reason he is running is that he wants to get a job either on cable when he leaves office or in the next administration if it's democratic. and that has to be one where he can collect a nice salary. he hasn't worked as a mayor, why should he work and they care being. >> i would say am insulted by his running. and really there's enough wrong in new york that he needs to fix. he should set his sights on a current job. >> i have to ask a question. obviously i am the one here that's from chicago not new york. who are these 26% of the people who view him favorably? it appears to me is the most inseparable human b

get a ticket with bill de blasio and go back to new york. >> stephen: i thought she did okay. >> shewin because people find them edgy and caustic, unlike the charming people from new jersey. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's right. let's talk about president trump. in 2020 election, what do you think trump's weakness is? >> listen, the biggest weakness he has is swinging at every pitch. >> stephen: he can't let anything go. >> he swings in the dirt, at the ball over his head. >> stephen: does that mean he will be baited by the opponent in this. >> yes. last time he was teflon on that, no matter what was said, it didn't matter. but now people have been listening to him for three years -- >> stephen: and they see the ramifications of his cavalier attitude towards human rights. >> for some people, they feel that way. you're trying to catch me on that. >> stephen: i don't think anybody defends what's happening to these c l me tell you something, he deserves part of the blame but the biggest part goes to jeff sessions because he was an awful attorney general. >> stephen: and what idiot appo

de blasio city. and much more right after the break. lou: new york city socialist mayor billio and nypd leadership are blocking immigration and customs enforcement from from doing thr job. new york police department rejecting all of i.c.e.'s almost 3,000 detainer requests. a new york police department spokesperson said, the nypd does not conduct civil immigration enforcement. well, that was a rather haughty response. mexico sending 30,000 central americans back south, while they wait for their next asylum court date in u.s., membership, bussed 750 miles from texas border to an area north of guatemala, by end of june more than 11 hub00 remain in mexico asylum cases were decided by a judge with no one granted asylum. joining us, president of national border patrol council, brandon judd, great to have you with us. this is a very encourages sign of mexico's cooperation and commitment. your thoughts? >> i was -- first start in on bill deck d de blasio say how unintelligent this individual is and how bad he is for america. but you already know that, so let's get to the good stuff.

inslee, peteay buttigieg buttigieg, and mayor bill de blasio.eanne buttigieg plans to stick with themselves because they create three concrete actions. in addition to the one you just heard about pete buttigieg security, both jay inslee and pete buttigieg want to tie federal dollars used to contract across the economy for delivery and call centers and food service, tie those public dollars to the ability for workers to be able to join together in unions and have a decent wage. so they can support themselves and their families. that there would be no tax subsidy for corporations that are paying poverty wages. newsmakers with mary kay henry, president of service employees international union, the nation's second-largest

the same time bill de blasio holds a news conference.o this case taking a significant step forward today, still not entirely resolved. dagen? >> dagen: david lee miller, thank you so much for that. charles, what do you make of this? to people need some sort of resolution with the dismissal of this police officer? >> charles: i think a lot of people do. in this case, listen -- i'm in the first person that says blue lives matter. i appreciate growing up in harlem in the 1970s, a neighborhood that was at war with the police. not having police protection, how negative that can be for everyone. in this case i believe garner should be fired because -- >> kennedy: pantaleo. >> charles: pantaleo, i'm sorry. most police are doing a great job protecting his every single day. he is the .1% that did not. that's the bottom line. i don't think it was about race, i think he's a jerk. because -- if you listen to his lawyer saying that, that garner suffered from obesity and other health issues, and that was pretty obvious, that's another reason why he di

this hour, i'll talk with new york city mayor and democratic presidential candidate bill de blasio. and our correspondent and analysts also are standing by. first let's go to cnn national correspondent in new york. britain, it took five years over the fire the officer. >> reporter: this was the case that made the city erupt and made it all the way to the democratic debate stage last month, if you remember. it's been five years leading up to today when police commissioner james o'neill made the decision. he made it, himself, he recognized it wouldn't go over very well with the rank and file. >> it is clear that daniel pa pantaleo cannot serve as a police officer. >> reporter: tonight the nypd is firing one of its own? it is not an easy decision. it's not something that i could make over a few hours. i have been thinking about this since the day i was sworn in as police commissioner. >> reporter: an internal nypd investigation found grave misconduct by the officer, that report which factored in the commissioner's commission, characterized his use of force as reckless and a gross devia