joining us now retired new york police department officer bill stanton. u make of this fight? >> i think it is ridiculous and it is political spite fullness in my opinion done on a taxpayer's wallet and back, so we paid for this wall. our security, our home, the usa, for the biden administration to only auction it off for it to be repurchased again. that's the equivalent of the government wanting to auction off our front doors and all the locks to our house. it makes absolutely no sense, pure spitefullness. liz: you're saying what biden is doing is pure spitefullness. >> political spitefullness done at the cost and at the danger of the united states taxpayer and united states citizen. liz: bill, how important is a border wall? because we have another major caravan of illegal aliens coming out of guatemala through mexico and they want in before president is inaugurated. how important is a wall? >> it is as important as the front door of your home. these folks that are coming into the country illegally, not legally illegally, we don't know their backgrounds,

let's get to retired nypd officer bill stanton. it's been quite a day for the justice system. your reaction to luigi mangioni in custody and had a manifesto on him and ghost gun, silencer and more. when you heard this story, what was your first reaction? >> i think law enforcement did their job to a unbelievable degree and synergy and faith restored back in law enforcement and law enforcement is the media and the american people, all of these things came into play to giving a positive id and grabbing this obvious individual. individual. liz ghost gunfiring 9-millimeter round from the professor. the development thanksgiving there going to be armed. >> yeah, it's even more dis disturbing seeing the proliferation. going for 20 something kids that are supposed to be intent and they want to become -- intelligent and supposed to become relevant and i think what my theory is going to be is going to be interesting to see. these people get so lost in the cyber world and they take out their rage on social media and it becomes confusing to them where cyber ends and reality begins. >> we'

joining me now retired nypd officer bill stanton and retired nypd lt.er william that gortaty. with all this violence in the city, it's everyone. is it only matter of time ring cameras, videos throughout the city. new york city detectives don't have the saying they are the greatest in the world for no reason because they are. it's only going to be a matter of time before they hunt him down. in my opinion i think it will be real soon. >> laura: you see his eyes in that second shot much more clearly than that first shot where they are obscured with the hood. what does that tell you that he approached -- was calmly and methodically chilling to watch the entire video. not going to show the whole video. he was very calm. almost casual the way he, you know, released a clip. pulled the clip back. >> well, he definitionly -- when you look at this video you can definitely say this thing has been preplanned. he must have followed him. he has known how long he has been in town from minneapolis. he commits the shooting. the gun jams. he is able to free the round and

by representative neguse and co-sponsored by representatives d'esposito, titus, ed zell and stanton. the bill will give -- incentivize faster recovery for federally ky claireed disasters and lower costs. it enables state and local emergency managers to build capacity for future disaster preparedness, mitigation response and recovery. when managing federal disaster declarations, administer fema grants that may be worth billions of dollars. fema allows states to utilize a percentage of those fronts to cover the cost of administrator requirements and grant management. current law requires management costs to be strictly tide each specific disaster declaration. however, most states are managing recovery for multiple disasters declarations simultaneously. a project inspector working a full day may visit multiple disaster sites in a state. if they're associated with more than one disaster, all associated costs must be parceled out to possibly dozens of oopen grants. this is inefficient, wastes taxpayer dollars and slows recovery. this bill encourages efficiency by allowing states to use their manag

representative stanton introduced this bill in the house, and it passed the chamber last year by a votenatural resources committee to ensure that our bill received a hearing and a markup. i yield the floor. every day. thanks me. i had senators murray, senators reid and murray for being here today. a busy weekend in the senate last night the senate voted 83-12 to advance the ndaa by a strong margin and the senate voted 83-12 to advance the ndaa by strong margin of 83-12. he got it. no one else. the ndaa is on the glide path to final passage. a course the ndaa is not perfect. it doesn't have everything that i would have liked and includes provisions of that we democrats would have not have added we would have left out entirely but of course you need bipartisanship to get this to the finish line. the ndaa took a strong stand against the ccp that chinese communist party, something i have fought for very hard to get into that bill and now it's in. the ndaa will boost the use of ai for our competitiveness and national events something you know i'm very passionate about. it also expands the ta