i bill de blasio and i'm so high i can't think straight, what would i want to? bill de blasio has teamed up with shake shack to get free fries to anyone who's been vaccinated. it's not really free, we read the fine print. at the maximum saving was $3.09 but when your high details like that go over your head. to pitch the program, bill de blasio eight the fries and we can prove it. >> if you say free fries when you get vaccinated, i got vaccinated. you're saying i could get this, these delicious fries? just think of this when you think of vaccination. vaccination. >> tucker: the worst part about hosting a tv show is you have to wear and ear piece when a fist stoners eat fries the mouth sounds good right into your ear and it's disgusting. this analysis, and this certainly applies to the filthy and stoned mayor of new york. >> look. did you see him? he has a news conference all the time when he's eating. i have never seen a human being eaten such a disgusting passion. i'm always telling my young son baron, and i'm always with my kids, all of them. i say children, s

and so does bill de blasio. truth, a columnist for "the spectator," and we're happy to have him on. chadwick moore, thanks so much. i just heard, mostly heard in my earpiece, bill de blasio eating fries, in a very moist way. [laughs] it made me never want to take in and fill. advil. >> we all had that stoner roommate in college who ate fast food for breakfast and now he just happens to be the chief executive of the nation's largest city. he's a very busy guy. that's what he's got to eat. i do think it is sort of concerning and really hypocritical, i remember president trump hosted a football team at the white house, and -- excuse me. he served mcdonald's, and the media was saying that was classist and racist. i don't know who de blasio is think he is trying with the fast food, but it seems a little bizarre. i mean come all of the people, the rich white people with their "i got vaccinated" stickers, i don't think they are eating at stakes at any time soon. >> tucker: i don't think they are. the vaccine is a serio

and bill de blasio has a big new vaccine plan that involves french fries. be if he throws in a big gulp, he is onto something. joe biden screamed masks or vaccine into the camera. it's been an awful week for the biden presidency. this weeks caps disastrous democratic party rule. it's not going well. inflation through the roof. unemployment on the rise. gas shortages in over a dozen states and turmoil in the middle east. joe is clueless on what to do. in the months and years coming while the republican party has what is a new opportunity to change this trajectory for future generations. it's important. right now in the minority, the gop must fight tooth and nail. the first job is to stop the democrats huge massive, unprecedented power grab. court packing can't happen. ending the legislative filibuster must never happen. statehood puerto rico can't happen and hr1 has to be stopped. the unconstitutional legislation would give democrats control of all elections and outlaw any kind of voter i.d. at all. they don't want any., if any of these measures pass, there

by someone like bill de blasio who let this happen, who let the city start festering hand doesn't showwhen he's needed or hopefully one of these other candidates i can get it right. >> harris: kayleigh, i want to come back to you for just a second, i think it was you, you were talking about the whole thing with bill de blasio, he steps aside but there are other cities we are seeing this happen across the country, that happened to be democratic and lead city so what is at the core of all of this that we may even see replicated as we get into the hotter months? because that is oftentimes we will see categories of crime spike. >> kayleigh: that's right and we saw it last summer in a real and palpable way, in new york city a 1-year-old was put in a casket, i will never forget "the new york post" headline, 1-year-old who was shot i believe at a barbecue, these are real human lives that are at stake, in democrat cities, yes, minneapolis, l.a. and new york city and this is why elections are so important, the new york city primary is really going to determine, is new york city going to go the

sliwa: bill de blasio single-handedly destroyed the city. mateo: along with you.: you, fernando mateo. mateo: along with you, curtis. [talking over each other] >> moderator: let's not do this again. let's bring them down, take down the volume. i think that is at the end of that conversation. we would go to brian lehrer now and give you a short lighting brand, short question for you and answer. take it away, brian. >> thank you, errol here i will ask you a few education related lightning revelation and few on climate and city picked most of these are yes or no question so give me yes or no answers. we know of universal pre-k it would you commit to finishing the job of making pre-k universally available yes or no mr. mateo? mateo: yes. >> mr. sliwa? sliwa: yes. >> would reducing racial segregation in the public schools be a priority of your administration, mr. sliwa? sliwa: no. >> mr. mateo? mateo: now. >> should be exam be the only criteria for admission into the elite specialized high schools, should the test continue to be the only criterion, mr. mateo? mateo: ye

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bill de blasio is being accused of spending billions in covid cash, like a drunken sailor.fornia. getting a check. >> greg: [laughs] yeah, i might have to move out there. i could sure use the money with these high gas prices. let me tell you. it is funny to look at the republican governors who are out there managing land and following the science and opening up schools and trying to balance the budget. and then you have come of the media just called him racist. and then you have democratic governors. all they do is spend and they say they care. and that's all they do. surplus spend. deficit, spend. recession, spend. we are in a boom, spend. hey, if there's a problem on the border, you spend in guatemala. i wish i could be reincarnated as a democrat. so easy. just spend and anybody that disagrees, you are a racist. >> katie: dana, this is exactly what republicans were worried about. this is why they voted against the covid relief package because it's a big waste of money going to democrats. >> dana: this is the other thing about the gavin newsom piece. he announced that he i

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meanwhile, on the east coast, mayor bill de blasio announcing this week new york city would fully openjuly 1, joyfully declaring it the summer of new york city after more than a year of unprecedented loss. it's some of the most hopeful news we have had since january of 2020. but with vaccine resistance intensifying, and variants spreading, is celebration premature? that's really the big question. with me to discuss is dr. anthony fauci, chief medical advisor to president joe biden and director of the u.s. national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. fauci, welcome. thank you so much for joining us on this saturday afternoon. i want to start with the news out of new york city. mayor bill de blasio suggesting that the city will fully reopen by july 1, even as the rest of the state currently ranks third in the nation for covid cases. is this a realistic and safe timeline, dr. fauci? >> well, we're going to have to wait to see how things go. if we continue to vaccinate people in a steady manner, and by the time we get to july, we have the overwhelming proportion of the people

across the country new york city mayor bill de blasio claimed raising prime rates squarely on the virusief organizations will say pride of the recent crime is up is because there has been a cut in funding to the nypd. what do you say to that? >> this predates any funding decisions, and that's the truth. the perfect storm i mention started in march and april when everything shut down and we saw the violence start in earnest, may through june into july. it's clearly because things came unglued. >> tucker: it right. it must've been the pandemic, that makes sense. the quarantine did it. we force everyone to stay home and that's whether some the people on the streets shooting each other and pushing strangers into oncoming subway cars. does that make sense to you? no, it's the make sense to anyone but thankfully experts soon emerged to understand why some something that's obviously untrue must in fact be true. "because of the stressors of the pandemic, they are everywhere." you are this everywhere. except we are not seeing this everywhere. that's not true. the coronavirus may be global but ri

how could you forget about new york mayor bill de blasio. ent support eve in his own state. harris didn't do well in the primary, but she wasn't the lowest, you're never the lowest in anything if bill de blasio is involved, and shame on you, shame on you. >> fair enough. i will take that. >> thank you. it's tough love, greg. >> speaking of truth love, is there a and ask behind you? >> you know, my private life is mine and i hold it very sacred to. let me put it this way, you wil eventually be in this room with me. so let's move on to charlie moveon? because you had a very interesting idea this week abou taxes. mike, honey, if you want to pop that up? i have this theory that because we don't care anymore about deficits and the dead, why not just pay taxes for a year. >> okay. let's start with the positives. really interesting question out-of-the-box idea. keep asking questions, greg. keep being serious. there are no quote unquote dumb ideas except it may be that one in 2016 the economist was asked about the same idea and here's the problem, in

de blasio represents no one. last question, super quick, honestly have you ever met anybody in new york city who admitted to voting for billblasio who was elected twice? >> unfortunately, i have. i can't say i don't know anyone. >> tucker: i'm amazed! >> strange, i know. >> tucker: bless their heart. councilman joseph early, great to see you. the one thing you're not allowed to do with the biden administration is go to their administration website" the statistics that they put up. we know because we did that last night. some people were upset about it. if there's a really simple question at the bottom of this manufactured controversy, we will ask it again, see if we get an answer. we will be right back. (woman) i don't want to look like this anymore. (man) what is happening to my body? (woman) why can't i lose weight? (announcer) you may be suffering from insulin resistance. measure your waist. females measuring more than 35 inches and males measuring more than 40 inches may have insulin resistance. to learn how to reverse insulin resistance and lose weight effectively, go online to golo.com. once again, that's golo.com. ♪

de blasio represents no one. last question, super quick, honestly have you ever met anybody in new york city who admitted to voting for billio who was elected twice? >> unfortunately, i have. ina can't say i don't know anyo. >> tucker: i'm amazed! >>ke strange, i know. >> tucker: bless their heart. councilman joseph early, great to see you. the one thing you're not allowed to do with the biden administration is go to their administration website" the statistics that they put up. we know because we did that last night. some peoplet were upset about i. there's a really simple question at the bottom of this manufactured controversy, we will ask it again, see if we get an answer. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ which shows will you be getting into tonight? how 'bout all of them. netflix. 'cause xfinity gets you really into your shows. when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. daphne, let's switch. from live tv to sports on the go. felix at the finish! you can even watch your dvr from anywhere. okay, that's just showing off. you get all of this on x1. so go on, get really into your shows. you need a breath mint. xfinity

not just in california come across the country in new york city, mayor bill de blasio blames rising crimees squarely on the virus. >> police organizations will say that part of the reason that crime is up is because there has been a cut in funding to the nypd. what you say to that customer >> this predates any funding decisions. that's just the truth. the perfect storm, i mentioned, started in march and april when everything shut down and we saw the violence start in earnest may into june come into july. it's clearly because things came unglued. >> tucker: right. it must've been the pandemic pair that makes sense. quarantine. it forced everyone to stay home and that's why there are so many people on the street shooting each other and pushing strangers into oncoming subway cars. does that make sense to you? no, it doesn't make sense to anyone. but thankfully experts have emerged to explain why something so obviously untrue must in fact be true. "because of the stresses of the pandemic, they are everywhere" exclaimed asher to "the new york times" here you are seeing this everywhere. except

how could you forget about new york mayor bill de blasio. he had zero percent support eve in his own state. harris didn't do well in the primary, but she wasn't the lowest, you're never the lowest in anything if bill de blasio is involved, and shame on you, shame on you. >> fair enough. i will take that. >> thank you. it's tough love, greg. >> speaking of truth love, is there a and ask behind you? >> you know, my private life is mine and i hold it very sacred to. let me put it this way, you wil eventually be in this room with me. so let's move on to charlie moveon? because you had a very interesting idea this week abou taxes. mike, honey, if you want to pop that up? i have this theory that because we don't care anymore about deficits and the dead, why not just pay taxes for a year. >> okay. let's start with the positives. really interesting question out-of-the-box idea. keep asking questions, greg. keep being serious. there are no quote unquote dumb ideas except it may be that one in 2016 the economist was asked about the same idea and here's

there have been events held all around the u.s., this is in new york, where bill de blasio and al sharptonor nine minutes and 29 seconds, the same amount of time that derek chauvin knelt on george floyd's neck. let's consider the impact that george floyd has had. he died one year ago and the next day, protest began in the city after videos began spreading online. those videos then spread across the country and protests spread across the world in time. here is a professor of african-erican studies. >> that image that people like myself and others cannot get out of their head, the officer with his knee on george floyd's neck, as george floyd's life was expiring, his hands in his pockets, that look of indifference, his thinking that he would not be punished because his indifference to life, that it for people the ways that race relations, the way that antiblack racism is throughout policing, and that is an extreme example. it was extreme in terms of people could see it, but this is what black people have been reporting about their experiences with policing since it came into a bureaucracy and

. >> new york city mayor bill de blasio is once again calling on the governor andrew cuomo to resign. alleged cover-up of this nursing home deaths, some say was even worse than first thought. plus the criticism with the governors whose comments he made about the women who had publicly accused the misconduct. life with more on the relations. alex. reporter: hi eric, new york mayor bill de blasio saying that the governor and the administration essentially just covered up everything and also adding that the governor as you said before needs to step down. >> this is separate from the many many allegations of sexual assault and harassment to somebody women have come forward with in tremendous detail. it is almost like you can't believe that one person did all these things and still in office. best way i don't think he should be in office any longer. >> the governors taking the opportunity to respond about bringing up mayor de blasio's holy numbers and he also joked about the mayor reopening the city of july 1st. take a listen. >> i want it open on monday, when it opened new york city upon

escolar más grande del país volverá a recibir a los estudiantes en persona en otoño, el alcalde bill de blasio para prevenir y controlar la pandemia, lo que justifica la vuelta a la normalidad en las escuelas desde septiembre y muchas iglesias en todo el paí empezaron ayer domingo a recibir a sus fieles en una casi, casi normalidad, por ejemplo en nueva york las iglesias católicas de brooklyn y queens recibieron a los creyentes al 100 por 100 de su capacidad, suiendo las normas del cdc para casos de coregación masiva, en todo caso un alivio para los fieles. >>> tranquilidad, más en paz, que las cosas mejoran. >>> siempre dar gracias a ds, venir a las misas es la bendición. >>> entre las normas a seguir todos los bancos pueden ser usados, aunque manteniendo distanciamiento físico para los que no han sido vacunados y también deben seguir llevando tapabocas, aunque los casos y muertes por coronavirus disminuyen poco a poco, casos aumentan en la india y sudamérica, argentina y colombia, aunque brasil sigue a millón de fallecidos superado por estados unidos, américa del sur un aumento de las muerte

greg: but how could you forget about new york mayor bill de blasio. he has 0 percent support.do well in the primaries but she was not the lowest. >> you're never the lowest in anything with bill de blasio's involved. and shame on you. shame on you for not remembering printed. greg: fair enough. >> this is tough level greg. greg: is our next behind you. speaking of tough love. >> you know, my private life is mine and hold it sacred. we put it this way you will eventually be in this room with me. greg: okay, suspect let's move on. >> you had a very interesting idea this week about taxes partied to upset up. i have this theory that because we don't care anymore about the debt, why not just pay taxes for a year. really interesting question out-of-the-box idea, keep asking questions, there are no quote unquote dumb ideas. it may be that one in 2016, economist was asked about the same idea. here's the problem. income taxes about 55 percent of the federal government's money so if nobody pays taxes, the government tomorrow, more money for reduce spending. which do you think would happ

fox 5 in new york as mayor bill de blasio says public schools will reopen with in person classes only in september. the mayor saying remote learning will not be an option for students and families. fox 35 in orlando as florida plans to stop providing $300 a week in additional federal unemployment benefits. state and business officials have argued the extra money is keeping people from returning to jobs. 24 states have now announced they will be eliminating those added benefits. and this is a live look at a south carolina. one of the big stories on fox 24 in charleston, 50-year-old phil mickelson becomes the oldest player to win one of golf's major tournaments. mick took the trophy sunday at the pga championship at kiowa island resort sunday by two shots. it was something to watch. it's his sixth major title. again, 50 years old. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." congrats, phil. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i'm unstoppable today ♪ ♪ unstoppable today ♪ i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, t

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that was jimmy fallon's take on yesterday's news conference with new york city bill de blasio touting incentive from shake shack. in case that grossed you out so much you missed the message shake shack will give out free fries and a burger voucher for residents who get vaccinated on the mobile vaccine bus. vaccinations, said the mayor. >>> hope the sign language interpreter did a good job of trying to capture that. >>> hbo has canceled tonight's taping of "real time with bill maher" after the host tested positive for covid-19. the result came during the weekly staff tests. maher is fully vaccinated and not showing any symptoms. hbo said in a statement, quote, real-time production has taken every production following cdc guidelines. no other staff or crew members have tested positive at this time and the show will be rescheduled at a later date. >>> and now, prince harry is sharing more details of his experience growing up with the royal family. on a new episode of dac shepherd's podcast the duke of sussex admitted thinking of quitting royal life, compared it to the 1998 jim carrey sho

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in new york, mayor bill de blasio joined others to mark the anniversary by kneeling.e floyd's family met with president joe biden at the white house, where they advocated for the passage of the george floyd justice in policing act. may 25 is the deadline biden had originally set for the police reform bill to be passed. >> to be here today is an honor, to meet with the president and vice president, and for them to show their concern for our family and to give an ear to our concerns, how we feel on the situation. >> it was a great meeting. we are very appreciative and grateful that the president and vice president invited us here. i think the meeting went well. he showed concern. i think generally he wanted to know how we are doing and what he could do to support us, and then let us know he supports passing the bill. he wants to make sure it is the right bill, not a rushed bill. he also said he is not happy about the deadline not being met. but he wants to -- wants it to be right. >> if you can write a federal law to protect the bald eagle, you can write a federal law t

in new york city mayor bill de blasio's disastrous policies have led to issues, spinal he said new yorkly the first in the economy is bouncing back. the domestic crude product because rose by 6.4 percent in all of the alarmists who just a few weeks ago for forecasting a wave of doom devastation and death have been proved wrong. new covid-19 cases in hospitalizations and deaths are falling sharply right across the country and more people getting vaccinated. but this reopening is still painfully slow. vaccinated people need to wear a mask in most circumstances despite obviously minuscule risk according - we had the bizarre theater but 200 or so people carefully distance in the house chamber and wearing masks even though they have all been vaccinated. the evidence is mounting for the pain that we've endured of the last year may not have been necessary all along new study from the use university of chicago state home orders of the last year may have actually made the pandemic worst. this because the workers possibly work less safe at home and away from the workplace and they would've been i

nightmares again like they were back then only instead of projecting colombo we got people like bill de blasioymakers look on helpless as they did in the 70s after years of relative israelis and arabs are fighting again. for those of us old enough to remember those days it feels more alarming a case of bill back better than a case of build entered back to the future you will recall cataclysm of employment trade deficit and soaring interest rates. it is taken biden less than five minutes to take us back try decade so far because by this time next year it'll feel like the 1930s. that's it for us, i'll be back next week with in-depth interviews on the wall street journal at large. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by invesco qqq ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" were we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, i'm jack cotter. jeff king ceo jason robbins on post-pandemic sports betting and social media. how pipeline problems and semi conductor shortages are adding to inflation pressures. we begin with the three most

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it feels le a real serin>> reptk bill de blasio says that police are stepping up security around synagogues and other jewish sites throughout the city there and in l.a. several other possible hate crimes linked to the rising tensions are now being investigated by police. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jeff pegues, thank you. and tonight, with the rate of vaccinations slowing in the u.s., the white house is teaming up with dating apps to encourage more young people to get their shots. dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. is on track to meet president biden's goal of 70% of adults getting at least one dose by july 4. now, if that happens, he says the chances of another surge are extraordinarily low. but tonight, even that isn't putting an end to the fight over masks. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> you are violating my rights. >> reporter: confusion, chaos, and conflict-- a nationwide battle over masks. tonight, cities and counties in the lonestar state are dropping mask mandates or risk facing a $1,000 fine. this comes more than a week after the c.d.c. loosened its mask guidelines for fully vac

in new york where mayor bill de blasio joined civil rights leaders and kneeled in his honor on this anniversary. laws are changing. >> all over this nation. police are being held accountable in ways before not imaginable closer to home in minneapolis near the intersection where floyd was to. >> that's going to be definitely with some a frightening scene erupted. sending people running for cover following the sound of the chaos captured on camera during this journalists report. witnesses say they heard as many as 30 gunshots as people gathered near floyd's memorial. fortunately no one was hurt in washington, dc floyd's loved ones, including his daughter met with congressional leaders ahead of their meeting with president biden, his brother phil, any saying floyd helped make the world a better place spearheading a global push against racism i think that the meeting will be so concerned and i think do we want to know. is that how we were going. >> and all he could do to support us. congress is still working on the george floyd justice in policing act, which would prohibit police choke holes and ma

percent more shootings in new york city than there were in april of 2020 new york city mayor bill de blasio who wants pledge to cut the police budget by $1000000000.00. as now promise to build an entirely new police precinct in queens. this is something that for decades that community asked for, it was one or the other, which was the choice in 2020. we leaned into the investments in the young people. now thankfully, we have resources to address both these issues. and the 1st month of this year, the city of los angeles has seen an increase in shooting to the same time frame last year. now that democrat mayer, the same one who jumped on the de fund the police bandwagon, is calling for an increase in the police budget. the city council wants $250.00 more officers to be hired if you want to abolish the police. you're talking to the wrong there. now the mayor of st. louis is sticking to her gun despite having one of the highest murder rates in the country. not only does she want to defend the police, she also wants to shut down the jail. no human being should be cased for weeks and months on end