the bodega association. bodegas. because every week they are being robbed two or three times. it's crazy. the police can do it, they can stop it, they have to be allowed to do their job. [shouting] give them hope to restore the american dream. atlanta, new york, philadelphia, chicago, d.c. the police have to be given back their authority. they have to be able to do their job. we are making a big play for new york. i love this city. it has gotten so bad in the last three years, for years, and we are going to straighten new york out. so running for president, we are putting a big hit for new york. [inaudible] they took over your park, they took over your hotels, they took over everything and you know what they have done, they have destroyed so many people. the african-american community now is not getting jobs, migrants are taking their jobs that are here illegally. if you look at the unemployment, the unemployment is good for migrants now. it went up 10% on migrants and they are in our country and they are coming from prisons, i do not know if you know, they are coming from men

the bodega here in july of 2022 and a key success attempt. >> on tuesday he went to a bodega to slam the district attorney alvin bragg's for being what he calls -- >> very much supportive here in harlem. >> nice to see you. nice to see you. are you feeling good? [chanting "four more years] >> we love you, trump. quex buddy think about the people so far? quex they should not be allowed to be here. he's conflicted like nobody has ever been conflicted. this is a very exciting time for me because the bodega's association invited me and i respect them and they respect me. they want law and order, they have a lot of crime, tremendous crime where their stores are being robbed. and as you know, we are going to give new york a very good shot for the presidency. we think we should be able to do it, a lot of things have changed. he ran, he lost by little bit, and we will work with the mayor. that includes crime. these guys are great people, great friends. but there's tremendous crime and we have to straighten it out. >> more than 50% of people actually believe that the crimes have some type of

the bodega association. bodegas. because every week they are being robbed two or three times. it's crazy. the police can do it, they can stop it, they have to be allowed to do their job. [shouting] give them hope to restore the american dream. atlanta, new york, philadelphia, chicago, d.c. the police have to be given back their authority. they have to be able to do their job. we are making a big play for new york. i love this city. it has gotten so bad in the last three years, for years, and we are going to straighten new york out. so running for president, we are putting a big hit for new york. [inaudible] they took over your park, they took over your hotels, they took over everything and you know what they have done, they have destroyed so many people. the african-american community now is not getting jobs, migrants are taking their jobs that are here illegally. if you look at the unemployment, the unemployment is good for migrants now. it went up 10% on migrants and they are in our country and they are coming from prisons, i do not know if you know, they are coming from men

los cargos en su contra fueron desechadosy fabiola estÁ en la bodega con todos los detalles. manhattan. aquÍ hace dos aÑos ocurriÓ un asesinatomuy importante porque el trabajador de esta bodega estaba simplemente ocupÁndose en su turno cuando una persona ingresÓ, intentÓ robar y el trabajador de la bodega se defendiÓ con un cuchillo, apuntalÓ tres veces a este ladrÓn causando la muerte. luego el trabajador de origen dominicano enfrentÓ cargos por asesinato. los cargos luego fueron desestimadospor la fiscalÍa, pero obviamente esta visita del expresidente era simbÓlica, porque segÚn Él, la fiscalÍa deberÍa estar persiguiendo a esos ladrones como ese individuo que entrÓ a robar y terminÓ siendo acuchillado en lugar de perseguir al expresidente donald trump. al salir de la bodega el expresidente se dirige a los medios y lanzÓ crÍticas en contra de este proceso que enfrenta la ciudad de nueva york. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> el expresidente estÁ acompaÑado de miembros de la asociaciÓn de bodegueros de estados unidos. esto es un distrito predominanteme

when biden tried to even reference bodega he could not say the word bodega right. at -- this is not a man who is dealing with the people, who understands the working-class. the democrat party has abandoned the working-class, they've abandoned the blue collar and his strategy is hide in the basement, spend lots of money and just attack trump and it's a strategy we are seeing across the country. that's how democrat candidates run. my opponent, this left-winger, is being funded with millions and millions of dollars from george soros, chuck schumer, they are flooding cash into texas because they want to take me out. but he does not talk to reporters, he hides in his basement, i guess, just spends money and they think they can full the american people but just like millions of people are supporting trump and contributing to his campaign, we are seeing people all over america going to ted cruz.org and supporting my campaign because they are not going to get left-wing democrats flood cash with lies and attacks, and that's the game plan. >> jesse: it is lies, hoaxes. the m

in the bodega's, where they rob them every week. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: anybody that is fair. i will let you know after. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: don't forget. we are appealing. if you take a look around, every legal scholar, every legal pundit said there should be no trial. it was nothing done wrong. this is all politics coming out of the white house. it makes me campaign locally. [chanting] mr. trump: i think we are doing better at crime. i think we are doing better than we have ever done. you know what? all i would like is fairness, and these people have to be treated with fairness. every week, they are being robbed. it is crazy. you know what? the police can do it. they can stop it, but they have to be allowed to do their jobs. >> [indiscernible] >> give them hope to restore the american dream. atlanta, new york, chicago. mr. trump: number one, you have to stop crime. we will let the police do their job. they have to be given back their authority and they have to be able to do their job. we are making a big play for new york. i love this c

by the bodega association, hurt badly. getting robbed 2 or 3 times a week, i think we are doing well. >> do you think -- >> the migrants have taken over new york. there are 500,000 illegal migrants in new york. the people of new york are not going to take it. that is why they are going to vote for trump. ..>> [shouting] >> what did you think of the jury? mr. trump: i don't know. it is early to see. this is so conflicted, there has never been anybody as there's never been anybody conflicted like this. do you know what? all that stuff is on repeal right now. it's all on repeal. the whole world is watching this new york legal system. this is all come really election interference at the highest level. it all comes out of washington because they're losing badly. you know the losing very badly you do know that. the losing badly in the polls and to think you go to see some numbers come out now even higher. people don't like the persecution. they don't like what's going on. they don't like these fake prosecutors, deranged jack smi

the bodega association, the bodegas, because every week they're being robbed two or three times. it's crazy. you know what, the police can do it. they can stop it but have to be allowed to do their job. reporter: what can you do to give them hope to restore the american dream, atlanta, new york, philly, chicago? mr. trump: number one is stop crime. let the police do their job. they have to be given back authority. we'll come into new york. we're making a big play for new york, other cities, too. but this city, i love this city and it's gotten so bad in the last three years, four years and we're going to straighten new york out. so running for president, we think we can win new york with half a million migrants, that took over your park and hotels and take over everything. and you know what they've done, they've destroy sod many people. the african-american community now is not getting jobs, migrants are taking their jobs that are here illegally. hispanics are not getting jobs, migrants are taking the job. if you look the a the unemployment, the unemployment is good for migrants n

has a bodega kat.a good bodega cap trump should have adopted it because he never had set in the oval office. >> trump should get a kat. >> trump the administration if he does when, did this soprano so the key what the white house with a robot and pick up the newspaper he was working on the chain. america is ready for a tough guy moment. can you get behind the pitbull on the chain? >> maybe he was feeding ducks like soprano, that would humanize him a little bit. >> you famously train dogs with michael vick. [laughter] >> you don't need to dignify that. anyway, trump making rounds in harlem, opponent chris christie spot on the streets of montana. [laughter] >> also cheap shot but i can tell that joke because i look like i get paid in arby's. [laughter] who are weakening? relevant named violet who escaped from a circus in mon montana. she was booked after she heard a car backfire. obviously the had no effect on humans because if you live in montana, you have plenty of things backfire on you in life. i was

gary from kansas says its time to sell your books at new york bodegas. of get it together so instead of sleeping during the trial, he can just have a little read. brian from georgia. did you say undocumented monkeys? i did, didn't die. i'm sorry, those monkeys were illegal aliens, i'm so woke. brian from north carolina, that exotic monkey has a name and it is got felled. that is nasty because they are doing some sick operations on him. marian, your interview was awesome, you should do more podcast interviews. i am doing you hewitt and i am doing ruthless. you will see those soon. we're going to leave it at that. dvr the show and always remember i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> ♪ ♪

the bodega association. bodegas because every week they are being robbed two, three times.ce can do it. they can stop it. but they have to be allowed to do their job. 12346789 shouting questions] >> address the citizens of america and give them hope to restore the american dream, atlanta, new york, filly, chicago, d.c. >> come in and number one have to stop crime. we will let the police do their job. they have to be given back their authority. they have to be able to do their job. and we're going to -- we're making a big play for new york. other cities, too. but this city -- i love this city. it's gotten so bad in the last three years, four years. and we're going to straighten new york out. [chanting four more years] >> running for president will put a big hit for new york. we think we can win new york with half a million migrants poured in and taken over the parks. they took over your hotels and take over everything. it's no good. do you know what they have done? they have destroyed some people. the african-american community now is not getting jobs. migrants are taking th

, he couldn't say the word bodega, right? >> he called it a bottegk ata. i mean, you look at how this is not a man who is dealings the with the people who understands the working class. ty the democrat party has abandoned the working class. they've abandoned the blueoned collar. and his strategy is hide in the basement, spens hid lots of mony and just attack trump. and it's it's a strategy we'reos seeing across the country. that's how democrat candidates run. my opponent calling all read is bgleft winger is bein funded with millions and millions of dollars from george soros, from chuckschumer, schumer. they're flooding cash into texas becaus floe they want to e me out. but he doesn't talk to reporters. he hides in his basements no t. i'll i guess, along with joe biden, doesn't talk about his record, just spends money and they think they can fool t the american people.f people but just like millions of people are supporting to hisnd contributing campaign, we're seeing people all over america go intno ted cruz .org and supporti

like when he stopped at a bodega in new york. to take a page out of trump's playbook, it didn't go so well, people done seem too unshoes yeauneun. >> i will check out one thing. >> whatever you like, sir. >> we have smoothies and a milkshake. >> how about a milkshake. >> we can take that box. i'm going to go order. >> okay. >> this is obvious the contrast is big. >> would you be excited to see joe biden, i would not. you know, i think that donald trump going to the bodega is genius. one he received the endorsement of new york city bodega owners group, and emerson college poll, trump is doing better with people who work more than 40 hours a week, working hard for a living. but you know it draws attention to law and order. which is a key issue for him, the bodega where jose alba was forced to defend himself against a an excon in self-defense, there are two different typing of media in campaigns. there is paid media, the tv advertisement, social media and earned media, you know you do things like trump, go out to a bodega, you are g

he goes to a bodega.r him. >> when donald trump visits a bodega in harlem, that's not manufactured. >> he's going all over the place, and his stamina, maria, i've never seen anything like it in my life. i mean i've just never seen it. he'll be in trial all day long, relentlessly being attacked by a corrupt judge. >> yeah. >> you know, whose literally family is apparently profiting off of this whole thing, only to step out and go to events at bodegas. [ light laughter ] >> seth: going to a bodega is proof that you have energy and stamina? have you ever been to a bodega? the vibe in there isn't exactly up with people. [ light laughter ] every bodega i ever went to was like a dmv with lottery tickets. here's how you know the vibe at a bodega is low energy. that's where the cats are. [ laughter ] so trump's supporters want you to believe the trial is going well based on what's happening outside the courtroom. but inside the courtroom, there was damning testimony from a former trump ally that went straight to

meanwhile trump got a very warm reception at that bodega.ng "four more years"] [chanting "we love trump"] >> dana: but the media not a fan. one msnbc analyst comparing the former president to a caged animal, warning that he might lash out dangerously because of the trial. >> essentially he is like a caged animal, and that is a dangerous situation. he is feeling very threatened, he is out of control, so we do expect him to lash out. anybody who has covered him over the past decade can expect that. >> dana: judge? you got a kick out of that one. >> judge jeanine: i did. out of control -- do you want to ask a question? 's before go ahead be at of control. in their dreams he is out of control. this man is the epitome of grace under fire. i mean, forget about the fact that he was impeached twice, took half a billion dollars from him, indicted him four times, looking to put him in jail. this guy is out campaigning us in as court is out. and you know, this guy, bragg, i got to tell you, he is a make-believe prosecutor. this guy's job is to protect

.—— en la bodega con todos los detalles. >> efectivamente .bodega estaba simplemente ocupÁndose en su turno cuando una persona ingresÓ e intentÓ robarle. el trabajador se defendiÓ con un cuchillo, a puÑal o tres veces al ladrÓn causÁndole la muerte, luego el trabajador josÉ Álvarez de origen dominicano enfrentÓ cargos por asesinatos. los cargos fueron desestimados por la fiscalÍa de manhattan. esta visita del expresidente es simbÓlica porque segÚn el la fiscalÍa deberÍa estar persiguiendo a esos ladrones como el individuo que entrÓ a robar y que luego fue acuchillado. en lugar de perseguir al expresidente donald trump. al salir de la bodega y al hacer la visita del expresidente se dirigiÓ los medios y lanzÓ crÍticas en contra del proceso judicial que enfrenta aquÍ en nueva york. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] >> el expresidente estaba acompaÑado de miembros de la asociaciÓn de bodegueros de estados unidos. este es un distrito predominantemente demÓcrata, por lo que muchos aquÍ le preguntaban por quÉ vino a visitar a un d

the bodega association -- bodegas because every week they're being robbed two, three times. you know what? the police can do it. they can stop it. but they have to be allowed to do their job. [chanting four more years] >> at that same bodega in 2022 jose alba was attacked by a man while he was working behind the counter. alba grabbed a knife and killed that man in self-defense. alvin bragg initially charged bragg with murder before it was dropped with public pressure. alba now lives in the dominican republic. in 2024 there have been more than 4,000 robberies in the big apple up 4.3% from last year. there have also been over 17,000 retail thefts an increase of almost 7% from 2023. the former president has been confined to the courtroom in new york for his trial. this weekend he is required to attend every day going forward. trump says his opponents and democrats want to keep him off the campaign trail but he told his supporters yesterday that he thinks it will have the, quote, reverse effect. the second day of the trial ended with seven jurors being seated. the trial has been

is genius when he received the endorsement of the new york city bodega owner and also emerson collegers for me to people out there who are actually working hard for living you know it also draws attention to longer which is been a key issue for him as a bodega where he was forced to defend himself against the next on. in self-defense rights would raise about a bunch of different issues but there are two different types of media and cafÉs and working cafÉs at politics for a number of years, the state military tv advertisement is ready in the media, where doing things like truck bodega impressed generating headlines trump is a genius new you mean about 20 ceasing, billions of dollars for the presidential campaign in her media is working camera is a crowd. just kind of a special sauce he's making the best of it but it is an election interference with the rest of the freighted with the thing a product sick david let's get back to the trial because there's an off ed by michael goodwin came out on saturday and reason part them and had a child on top begins in earnest this week but the verdi

>> four more years chance at a bodega in harlem for trump?om pennsylvania i were trump. >> i'd be at that bodega yelling tax cuts for the irish. and puerto ricans. pe there are only hopere our. peter from minneapolis, minnesota maybe the naked cowboyinneapol makes a return an alternate juror. stealth cowboy. i like it. >> william from west virginia when did google become a news outletdid goog? seriou >> seriously? how are people getting their news froarm google? w york justin from yonkers, new york if trump has to be locked up in an ny truhas toc cm during the day, he should spend his evening visiting bodegas and painting the town red. >> i have some suggestions. yor >> some other places in new york you could be going. gary oing from kansas says, timeto sl to sell your books at new york bodegas. d tr >> i think i'm going to send trump a copy and get it together. so instead get i of sleeping dug trial, he can just maybe have a little read. brian from georgia, did you saya undocumented monkeys? i did, didn't i? i'm sorry. those monkeys were ill

i mean, it is a bit isn't a bit something to go up to a bodega? in harlem and complain about crime when he is on trial accused of a crime. >> well, here's among several cases that are i mean, his view is is that his trials are invalid, that there political that he's being persecuted by the criminal justice system for merely running for president in being the political enemy of democrats that's in there diverting all these resources away from him, or wait to towards him and away from the actual crime. >> i mean, that is the argument. and, you know what i think if you pulled it just the way i just said it pretty darn near get 100% of republicans that would agree with it, even the ones who don't like him that much. >> yeah. i mean, we go like you talked about white-collar crime and how people with money today tend to get away with the system and know how to move money around and make that work. i think that would most of these bodega workers would understand that this is accountability that is long overdue all right, guys lots of talk about scott was

you can'yot haveve j is joe shos a bodega and answer questions it would get weird.nomenal i he he's read the room is not going to get a fair trial in new york but for all those days he is there he is free campaign freemoney making up for the losf took half a billion away i will take the free press which normally the coseet canadats c millions of millions of dollars and as a former wrestler he's a master at the promo needs a booa called the art of the promo gets in front of the microphone thee crowd is chanting you can't manufacture that you don't hand out scripts for that because there's so they wouldn't see you online right now. what he's doing is we are seeina in realtime a living martyr. you said in the courtroom but his trials and the public.to >> listening to the there i differ with you there. >> first of all is doing anyways it's designed for him to loseo when you look at that nobody else is getting charged with this nobody is crazy the statute of limitations route should have been a done deal 1 time probably about 50 times is like best of, our guy. >> the mig

bueno, despuÉs del juicio de ayer el expresidente trump participÓ en un acto de campaÑa en una bodegaen mordaza que le impuso el juez que podrÍa costarle tanto multas como un arresto si la incumple, karla amezola estuvo ahÍ y tiene algunas reacciones. >> entre gritos y aplausos el expresidente trump fue recibido en un barrio latino de nueva york. >> yo estaba llorando. >> tras la segunda jornada de selecciÓn del jurado para su juicio criminal custodiado por un enorme operativo de seguridad, trump llegÓ a una bodega en harlem o tienda de abarrotes. >> no sÉ la razÓn por la que Él vino aquÍ, no sÉ, no entiendo. >> fue recibido por un grupo de bodegueros latinos y mencionÓ que muchos son vÍctima de la delincuencia y de la inflaciÓn. pero residentes como raquel nos preguntaban quÉ hacÍa donald trump en un barrio de inmigrantes latinos tras sus expresiones constantes en contra de esta comunidad. y le preguntamos a trump. seÑor trump, antes de que usted llegara la gente nos preguntaba quÉ hace usted aquÍ en un barrio latino si no quiere a los inmigrantes latinos aquÍ? >> a lo que contestÓ,

sin precedentes >> bueno, despuÉs del juicio, donald trump participÓ en un acto de campaÑa en una bodegaa latina, hablÓ de la orden mordaza que le impuso el juez y que le podrÍa costar multas y el arresto si le cumple. tenemos la informaciÓn (grito) >> entre gritos y aplausos, donald trump fue recibido en un barrio latino de nueva york estaba llorando, el nene tambiÉn >> tras la segunda jornada de selecciÓn del jurado para su juicio criminal custodiado con un enorme operativo de seguridad, llegÓ a una tienda de abarrotes en harlem >> no sÉ la razÓn por la que vino aquÍ, no se, no entiendo >> fue recibido por bodegueros latinos y mencionÓ que muchos son vÍctimas de la delincuencia y de la inflaciÓn (gritos) >> pero residentes como aquel nos preguntaban lo que hacÍa en un barrio de inmigrantes latinos tras sus expresiones constantes en esta comunidad y le preguntamos a trump (hablan en ingles) >> seÑor tramp, antes que llegara la gente nos preguntaba quÉ hace usted aquÍ en un barrio latino si no quiere a los inmigrantes latinos aquÍ > a lo que contestÓ oh! los amo y ellos me aman dijo que

the crime is in the bodegas where they are robbed every week. >> are you going to be in court every day? >> we are appealing. if you take a look, every legal scholar and legal pungent said there should be no trial. there was nothing done wrong. this is all politics coming out of the white house. [yelling] [chanting] >> we are doing better now than we've ever done. host: that was from yesterday.

will: not a bodega and it's a convenient store and went to a wawa.re beloved and i didn't know about the whole wawa thing till you come out to the east coast and have a great sandwich and that's great stuff around the corner in college. he's in philly and hit up a wawa and his reception is different than donald trump. listen closely. will: he got a hoeingy and ice cream -- hoagie and the tipping and making sure joe doesn't make mistakes and i've nevada been to an empty wawa. and they're packed all the time morning and night and clear it up for joe and they have to interact with the human being. will: president trump's hush money trial and same time donald trump was in trial and it's on the business records case too. i know that's characterized any way. they've driven on him and out there with middle class joe and scranton and the roots for the country rooted in radical policy and radical people. pete: dynamics of political parties have changed and union workers and democrats more and more and donald trump getting a warm welcome in new york city from

remember they sent him to rikers island, the owner of the bodega who had to fight for his life.p and also in rikers. this is trump, and deep blue democratic manhattan and he got a hero's welcome. [chanting] >> harris: when he spoke to the crowd he called out new york city's d.a. for prioritizing a trial against them over the safety of new yorkers. >> this is a very exciting time for me, because the bodega and the association they invited me and i respect them and they respect me and they want law and order and they have a lot of crime. tremendous crime whether stores are being robbed. number one you have to stop crime in your left or let the police do they jabbing be given back their authority. it is alvin's fault. he goes after guys like me who did nothing wrong. violent and criminals and murderers, there are hundreds of murderers all over the city and they know who they are and they do not pick them up. they go after trump. >> harris: smart move by the former president? >> absolutely. he did fall asleep in court and some people were saying he is just as tired and old as sleepy

who rob bodegas all the time but a situation where bodega owner is being held up, in fear for his lifee, killed the guy who was trying to rob him and alvin bragg arrests and indicts the bodega owner. p eventually dropped the charges, it was from haiti or the dominican republic, he was petrified of staying in new york, the law was not on his side, by trump going there it accomplishes something. it shows crime is out of control in new york and you have a district attorney who is more interested in helping criminals than average americans. neil: the store owner did not shoot the robber, he stabbed him and he later died. out and bragg than pursue charges against him. the bottom line is donald trump might be winning over guys like you. are you saying you are open to backing him? >> i recently wrote a piece a week or so ago where i said that at the end of the day i will vote for donald trump. it's more a protest vote to joe biden and it arises out of joe biden's appealing to anti-semites, jew haters and haters of israel and formulating american foreign policy around that. perfect example, we

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if it's biden at the gas station versus trump at the bodega, trump wins.rd hour of varney starts now. ♪ stuart: the gentleman on the right hand is david avella, is there enthusiasm still for b iden? >> the enthusiasm for trump is pulling traditional democrats to the republican side and share of african american males are m oving towards trump. his improvement amongst his panic voters all because for most americans, life has gotten harder and more expensive under joe biden. particularly for those at lower end of economic spectrum. and what they remember back to is days of first trump administration and life was pretty good economically. that's even playing out in the new york court case right now where they're trying to weed out trump years were good years and the trump campaign trying to find jurors that are nonpartisan and look at facts. stuart: well -- >> so all this plays out in trump's favor. stuart: when trump went into that bodega in new york city, he made a point of saying, look, i'm going after the cities. i want to win the cities. that would be a

the bodega association. bodegas.very week they are being robbed two, three times, it's crazy. it's crazy. and do you know what? the police can do it. they can stop it. but they have to be allowed to do their job. [chanting four more years] >> lawrence: i mean, this is unbelievable. this is harlem. >> brian: did you see how thick that crowd was. >> lawrence: that crowd was diverse. you had all different type of people in that crowd. comes to a election of the 2020 voting tally in queens donald trump only got 27% of the vote. in manhattan only 12% of the vote. in brooklyn he got 22%. in bronx 15. of course in staten island he got 57% of the vote. what i'm hearing from the trump camp is they are trying to shake it up in new york city. every single day you're going to hear from the president about some sort of victim of alvin bragg. and i think the reason why he is doing this because you never see alvin bragg talking about the criminals in the street. he's releasing them. but he is so invested in getting donald trump, ai

presumably, she followed him to the bodega in harlem after a long day in court. where trump staff might have instigated these chants among the crowd. >> four for years! four more years. four more years. trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. >> yes, harlem bodegas infamous for the spontaneous trump crowds that break out into four more year chants. trump's fragile ego was further on display in a social media rant against jimmy kimmel who slighted him at the oscars. he did that thing mid performance and according to trump, stupid kimmel still has not recovered. he then went onto confuse jimmy kimmel with al pacino with four more paragraphs. manhattan is not exactly representative of all america. but it is home to real american citizens and people who don't like him are every bit as american as those who do. in fact, and again, obvious point, but understated. they are the majority. as the first few days in the first ever criminal trial of a former president has reminded us. olivia is the washington correspondent for new york magazine. elizabeth is a contributing

, the association invited me. >> stephen: yes, in new york, there is a bodega association.an office with the international brotherhood of guys selling bootleg dvds on a blanket in chinatown. [applause] i got starship troopers there. first half still plays. this morning, with his short break from court, trump used truth social to stay laser focused on the issues that voters care most about. "stupid jimmy kimmel, who still hasn't recovered from his horrendous performance and big ratings drop as host of the academy awards, especially when he showed he suffered from tds, commonly known as trump derangement syndrome, to the entire world by reading on air my truth about how bad a job he was doing that night." that's right. in the middle of a presidential campaign and countless federal indictments, he's obsessed with the academy awards from five weeks ago. i look forward to his new campaign slogan. trump 2024: they gave it to green book? also, you keep my friend jimmy kimmel's name out of your weird little wet mouth, okay? jimmy kimmel! [cheering] i'm mad. jimmy kimmel is my podca

showed up the bodega's union on their invitation.s been on the books we understand for a long while. and this is something that is unscripted. [chanting u.s.a.] >> brian: unscripted. real, a slice of life. in new york we live this unscripted slice of life. >> charlie: can you imagine joe biden stopping at an event like this and having this sort of organic enthusiasm? it doesn't exist. >> brian: he would actually say read everything that he have to. pause, stop. say it out loud. >> charlie: i think we are safe to say this is the only president or candidate we have ever had who knows how many floors in a week you can build with concrete using steelworks. >> brian: his thing was i can pay for it, but they build it. and that's why he has so much respect. >> ainsley: look in the background on the scaffolding. you have construction workers up there taking pictures. people it looks like over the cars. >> charlie: might be in new york city whether he is going to a bodega or doing this, he is talking about things that people across the countr

donald trump walks into a place like a bodega, he's treated like a rock star.en,, the sitting president of the united states, goes in with his sunglasses, so i guess he's trying to not be recognized, goes hollywood on us, and he's treated like the cannibals who ate his uncle in the world war ii. [laughter] this is just bizarre. stuart: you got us all going, governor, you know in. [laughter] you really are on form this morning, i gotta say. [laughter] how you can bring in cannibalism, that was genius. thanks for being with us, governor. we'll see you again real soon i do hope, thanks. >>> biden's been losing support in the black community. much of it has to do with his support for israel, we are told. what's about? lauren: many black people are muslim, and they want ceasefire in gaza. so they might vote uncommitted on tuesday. their goal is 40,000 ballots. this is a divided democratic party, and the key support groups for president biden are fragmented. there's "wall street journal" polling, and it shows 20 of black voters in -- 20% of black voters in swing stat

our micro climates are doing something different today. 50s near half moon bay, bodega bay. here is the reason why. we have gusty conditions this afternoon along the coastline with wind speeds expected around 40 miles per hour just in the next hours or so from bodega bay to half moon bay. that will be the case into the evening hours tonight. breezy conditions around the corner along the coast. it is not so much in inland areas but let's pick on the inland areas a little bit. today we are in the 70s which is great. but we will warm up to the 80s as high pressure moves in warming us and drying us throughout this week's forecast just to see a cool down this weekend. how do we go from 80s to 60s? a cold front will move in into our weekend forecast. as we look at rain chances they start to increase as that moves its way in. not by much but we will keep a close eye on the totals especially closer to our friday, saturday, sunday forecast because there could be big changes around the corner. let's start with taking a look at the next seven days in inland areas specifically. we know

jurisdiction harlem residents outside of the bodega chanting line bragg because they know the districtand he is corrupted he spent their tax dollars going after the former president of the united states who made the people in new york lives better any spending all this time and money going after him but not the real violent criminals in harlem who are robbing the day goes and raping women and killing innocent americans. >> when president trump went to the bodega, let's take a listen. >> is everything good. >> one more year, one more year, four more years. >> the crowd is chanting four more years outside of the bodega and joe biden tried to copy that by going to the gas station he didn't exactly get this kind of crowd but the supreme court will hear arguments tomorrow on whether trump should be granted presidential immunity from special counsel jack smith election interference investigation. what is your team expecting. >> we expect the supreme court will rule on the side of justice in the law and all president trump and his team are asking for is not just for him they're asking for the

ladrones consiguen robarse unos 30 millones de dÓlares en efectivo de una bodega que almacena dineroodos los detalles. romy: buenas tardes. un robo como de pelÍcula, y muy sofisticado es lo que han dicho las autoridades, absolutamente nadie se dio cuenta que eso estaba pasando hasta el dÍa siguiente. les quiero mostrar el almacÉn donde se llevÓ a cabo el robo, aquÍ se guarda dinero en efectivo de varias empresas, y allÍ estÁn los camiones blindados, donde pueden ver, los ladrones irrumpieron en las instalaciones sin ser detectados, y sin activar las alarmas,atravesando el techo de la instalaciÓn para acceder la bÓveda, pero no estÁ claro cÓmo evitar un sistema de alarmas. tambiÉn la caja fuerte desde el exterior no presentaba signos de robo, los operadores del negocio no descubrieron el robo masivo hasta el lunes que fue el dÍa despuÉs de pascua, y hasta el momento, las autoridades no han podido localizar a los sospechosos en relaciÓn a este caso, y continÚan trabajando en estos momentos con el fbi para dar con el paradero de los individuos que realizaron este robo tan sofisticado, p

i wonder if he got lemons at the bodega to make lemonade.hink it's important in terms of politics, donald trump is making a huge push to do better with latino voters in this election. i don't think that's a mistake that he stopped a at bodega. >> and he's hitting the law and order button as well. >> everybody thank you so much. i know you'll be back in court tomorrow. it was such a treat to be able to have this moment to step back, take a look at where we are and where we're headed. i know the judge has said or indicated we could see opening statements as soon as monday depending on how quickly the rest of the jury selection goes. lisa rubin, suzanne craig, jonathan allen, thank you all. >>> meantime, it could be the quickest impeachment trial in history. just how quick? ahead what to expect in today's impeachment proceedings against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. >>> also on capitol hill, a boeing whistle-blower speaks out. what he's telling nbc news exclusively before his testimony about the safety of some planes. >>> president biden's

biden's basement strategy and trump's bodega strategy.ampaigns the moment he gets out of the courtroom. biden campaigns where and when his handlers let him. just think of it this way: do you think biden could go to harlem and be deleted -- greeted by cheering crowds chanting usa? no, it would be genocide joe and death to america. third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ if. stuart: mollie hemingway with us this morning. after what we saw in new york yesterday, do you think trump has even a long shot chance of winning america's big blue cities? >> well, new york city is notoriously hostile to donald trump which is why it was so interesting that at that bodega visit which that city is a regime strong thehold, he was getting chants of four more years and people praising him. but it's a good strategy because a lot of americans view democrat policy as harming the country. yes, the hack of a border, the foreign policy californias, the economic policy disasters. but they also feel that way about democrat-run cities as well. so he can do this eve

you live along the coastline bodega bay stretching down in half moon bay, for example, respecting 50s today was in breezy conditions lasting into the afternoon and evening hours tonight, wind speeds there any up to around 40 mph. but if you live in our inland areas, you won't even notice style. lighter winds are expected throughout our inland areas today 70s down into the santa bear valley as we wrap up the afternoon hours and really continue to warm those 70s up into 80s as we head into mid portions of this week as daytime highs continue to rise, thanks to high pressure moving its way inland, but once we head into our weekend forecast notice how those 80s quickly dropped back down to low 70s and that's just the inland areas. if you live along the coast or along the bay, you'll notice it even more. we actually hit the low 60s heading into our weekend forecast with a slight chance of showers by saturday as a cold front moves its way in, so enjoy these sunny days while we have it. >nicole>time for a look at this mornings. top stories. a major road in the north bay is back open this morn

and whose leader gavin wax who was also at the bodega campaign stop infamously told supporters at anttended by trump last december, and i quote, once president trump is back in office, we won't be playing nice anymore. it will be a time for retribution. all those responsible for destroying our once-great country will be held to account after baseless years of investigations and government lies. and media lies against this man. to which trump said, gavin, that was an excellent speech. today, we had another remarkable split screen. president biden was in pittsburgh talking about the economy -- >> under my predecessor, who is busy right now, pennsylvania lost 275,000 jobs. i mean, just look at the facts. on my watch, unemployment hasn't been this low for this long in 50 years. >> and where is trump? well, he's using his one day off from court this week to have dinner, tonight, with the right wing president of poland, andrzej duda. a semiautocrat much like trump's favorite european democrat cat orban clamped down on the press. he also proposed naming a polish military base fort trump. du

i actually don't think that he is trying to appeal to people who would go to the bodega or who would vote in harlem, in large part because the campaign knows that those are groups of people that are lost, right? they're not likely donald trump voters might be campaigning for me some airtime on fox news. >> well, that's i think it's about the appeal, and i think part of what we have to remember is that donald trump is savvy enough to understand that one. he can't hit the campaign trail, so he has to find other ways in order to capture his base. and this kind of larger expanding base of republican voters around the country. and what's the best way to do that with antiques? in the courthouse. the challenges. this is a courthouse that's not going to be run in the way that we're used to write the circus. we actually won't get to see a lot of this trial will just get bits and pieces. so that's what we're going to see some negotiating with for trump yeah, let's talk a little bit president out on the campaign trail. >> he was talking about how toxic american politics has become. let's listen

the bodega visit was arranged ahead of time about democrats crime, specifically alvin bragg. interesting thing about the stop yesterday, the construction site was thursday morning that happened just a few hours after joe biden and washington appear before the association so the mucky muck and suits officials there and all the hardhats and rank-and-file members working for cheering donald trump, that was not an accident that they came together. >> just give me 30 seconds, immunity, what they make a decision, remand lower court? that will postpone the trial and what happened before the election. >> i think the supreme court arguments yesterday and couldn't have gone better for us. a lot of fun to be there. we felt really good coming out of those arguments. i think the court is justifiably thinking about this in terms of how to protect the institution of the presidency long-term from exactly these prosecutions we see played out against president trump today. we are hopeful we get a good opinion of them. the most likely result would be back to the district court for fact-finding

because new york city and where he went in bodega is were innocent, the bodega owner was literally jailedth murder for trying to defend himself from an ex-con career criminal who jumped over the counter and tried to kill him while his girlfriend is stabbing the bodega owner and he so petrified he moved back to the dominican republic. people want to hear that we have law and order, new york city is a city that don't trump loves. the trump tower. this was his city for years. i believe he could make it a big play for the city and you can set it straight suite treat when he was having a conversation in harlem yesterday, he also said about the jury, i don't know if it will get to that point. we are trying to appeal. there's no hitting the brakes at this point it is our? >> judge jeanine: is always in motion to dismiss the indictment but obviously i assume that has already been made. the most unfair issue right now martha is the one-man order. there has always been a problem with one-man orders in the first amendment freedom of speech. you have an individual -- gag. if a politician who has a fr