i think joe biden and muriel bowser are absolutely right.rats lose elections, particularly presidents and mayors, who are perceived as soft on crime in blue communities, and it bears emphasis that in big cities, crime is the uppermost issue. just ask people on mlk avenue, across the river in anacostia, michigan avenue in south chicago. crime is an intensely personal issue, and they want to see their leaders address it. this is how we got rudy giuliani in 1993 in new york city. >> speaking of republican mayors in blue communities, you are one. >> absolutely in '93 and '95, 2000, giuliani daily, mccrory, mike turner, daytons. we had mayors and democrats that were tough on crime because gangs were taking over the city and the homelessness were taking over the city and we have taken action and we had large drops especially in the murder rate and the gang activity, and it was coordinated with the federal government enforcing federal gun laws and for whatever reason the left took over the cities and the democratic party nationally and the crime ra

it's not often that i find myself in the company of president biden and mayor bowser. we've already seen this play out with the campaign to defend the police. cities with this disposition discovered the lawlessness against anarchy since the campaign began, crime has skyrocketed and the police resignations have soared. what started as a series of calls for justice culminated a 25 year high in the national crime rate. let's not make the same mistake twice. not here, not now. we can't afford to make such a mistake. voting from this resolution presents an opportunity for my democratic colleagues to make a distinction. will you join us in a bipartisan recognition that we cannot endangernt the lives of dc

felt gm muriel bowser and to shut shutdown dr.bowser going door to door to push the covid vaccine back in 2021. >> i heard it does not cure it and it does not stop you from getting it. >> on the very, very rare chance that you do get it, even if you are vaccinated, you very rarely feel sick. >> when you start talking about paying people to get vaccinated and when you start talking about incentivizing people to get vaccinated, there is something else going on with that pure of the campaign is about fear. inciting fear and you attack people with fear. >> todd: such a microcosm of the way the majority of the american people feel. that man was speaking for the nation, yet, those in the liberal elite bubble don't seem to understand they still can't understand that. you heard what fauci said, "oh, i guarantee if you take this and you have a very, very small chance of it but even if you did, no consequences." that has been proven 100% incorrect. my last point on this, why are they releasing this? >> ashley: that is what i was going to sa

mayor muriel bowser vetoed the council's bill but the council overrode bowser.hat prompted congress to act. >> as a mayor for eight years, i have only vetoed seven bills in that period of time. i don't do it willy-nilly. i do it as my charter responsibility to tell the people of the district of columbia and the c down of the district of columbia what i need to run this city and above all to keep it safe. bowser opposes the senate holding the vote. haggerty said the d.c. bill made the city look like a laughingstock. he says the g.o.p. wants to make an example of d.c. congress can intervene in washington because the city is a federal enclave. bret? >> bret: chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, thanks. we are still waiting to hear whether and when president biden will announce his re-election bid. some in his party are publicly hoping he decides not to run. others want him to carry out promises he made during his previous campaign and lead the party again. white house correspondent peter doocy has that story live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> pet

it should be no surprise then that mayor bowser recently vetoed the dc crime bill just this january. she said, quote, this bill does not make a safe. i couldn't agree more. but putting woke ideology over public safety, the dc council overrode the mayor's veto. that is why i am bringing forth this resolution to block the dc crime bill. washington as a federal district, the constitution puts congress in charge of governing it. this makes sense. countless americans from all over the country visit our nation's capital each week to meet with federal representatives and to enjoy our national history. congress has constitutional obligation to make sure these visitors can walk down the sidewalk or enjoy a meal without fear of becoming victims. this resolution passed with significant bipartisan support in the house of representatives and i'm confident that an even larger bipartisan majority of this body will support it tonight. numerous law enforcement groups including the dc police union are supporting, polling shows that 72% of dc residents believe the dc crime bill sends the wrong message.

washington dc mayor muriel bowser vetoed the provision, the council overrode bowser. >> we are focused sure the city is safe. we continue to went senators to support dc's autonomy and work with the council on policies that make sense for us. >> reporter: democrats are concerned about the right portraying them as soft on crime. this move gives the gop a win over the democrats agenda. stuart: thanks very much, good stuff. guy benson is with me. is this a big win? democrats are furious about this but is it a win for the republicans? >> it is. i think this is a long time coming. i live in the dc area. turn on the late local news on any given night it is a horror show, crime is terrible, carjackings in particular have spiked enormously and it is important to understand dc city council reduced coronal penalties for a host of violent crimes, gun crimes, including carjackings. carjacking way up. they said that's reduced the committal penalties for that crime. it is totally insane. president biden eventually said for me to side with the dc city council on this would be a huge political problem.

muriel bowser was out without masks, when she locked down the city of washington, d.c. you have dr. fauci talking about how covid will continue to spread unless you get vaccinated. we now know if you get vaccinated, it does not stop transmission and residents are saying it takes years to develop a vaccine. it came out in months, why should i trust it. the community said i'm not taking it, even if you pay me to do it. dr. fauci is lecturing with the mayor, it is a lie, it does not stop transmission, that is what data and science says and it shows fauci is more of a political pawn than a scientist. people are on to that. >> ashley: one georgia democrat is not mincing words explaining why parents shouldn't have final say in their kid's education. >> a lot of those parents did not finish high school and could not finish their own education, i'm extremely concerned. >> todd: the backlash has been swift. talking with former georgia congressman doug collins, don't go anywhere. don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst)

even if some don't. >> so mayor bowser actually lobbied congress not to overrule the 12-1 vote of cityt sure, i vetoed this legislation initially but who are you to substitute your own judgment from my city council and she used the word in dignity in that statement. it was an ongoing in dignity that congress would even substitute its own judgment in this way, and you know, i think it takes a bit and the racial reality is this should not go unaddressed. it's a city overwhelmingly black. it's a city population which suggests just the larger of the population would suggest the state hood and in the way that so many states in the union does, and it has no representation in congress to back him up. city of dc has not a house representative or a senate representative with the ability to cast a vote that counts. that is an ongoing travesty. >> i'm a dc resident. as a residents they scratctch their head, surprised by that's the casese, congressman thank y so much h for being with us. >> thank you. the making, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us what's yo

the bill was so bad democrat mayor muriel bowser hardly a tough on crime republican, vetoed the bill.il overrode her veto. d.c. does not get to make these decisions for itself. the constitution gives congress the power to oversee the district. congress did just that. this bill was so bad even some democrats in congress opposed it. it was so bad president biden said he would not issue a veto if congress overrode this bill. elsewhere chicago mayor lori lightfoot is the soon to be former mayor. rising crime and her apathy conspired to boot her out of office. in louisiana in the campaign to recall new orleans mayor latoya cantrell is gaining steam. joining us now for martin d.c. homicide detective and a prominent d.c. lawyer mr. ted williams and former united states attorney brett tolman. welcome to you ted and brett. ted, we'll start with the up or it looks like mayor muriel bowser and the chief of police were opposed to this bill. how in the world did it pass in the first place? >> you know, you've got to wonder how this bill passed in the first place. and from all indications it passed

but homicides have spiked, prompting mayor muriel bowser to veto the measure.there's a policy that reduces penalties, i think it sends the wrong message. lisa: city council doubled down, overriding her veto. kenyan: so, all the fearmongering is totally unnecessary, hyperbolic. lisa: then, d.c., hit a bigger hurdle. rep. comer: the d.c. revised criminal code act of 2022 is irresponsible. it's dangerous. lisa: congress got involved. the constitution gives it direct power over d.c. laws, and the republican-led house pounced. rep. scalise: we see stories of carjackings every day. and what did the d.c. council do? they passed a resolution to get rid of mandatory minimums on many violent crimes. lisa: last month, 31 house democrats joined republicans to override the d.c. crime bill, including congresswoman angie craig, who was attacked in her d.c. apartment building the morning of the vote. after that came the pivotal defeat. karine: the president does not support the d.c. council, the changes that they put forward, over the mayor's objections. lisa: president joe bi

bowser is also creating a task force to consider options of how to keep and mitigate the stop of steepivers including a possible sliding scale of fines dependings on income. the air force has notified lawmakers that it improperly released the military records of a total of seven republican congressional candidates. democrat aligned research firm during the 2022 campaign cycle. house speaker kevin mccarthy expects republicans to keep pressing this matter. up next, the panel of former president trump's legal limbo, ron desantis' interview with piers morgan and also the fed rate hike and what that means for the economy. first though, beyond our borders tonight. lebanese security forces fired tear gas into hundreds of protesters who tried to breakthrough the fence leading to the government headquarters in downtown beirut. the violence comes amid widespread anger over the harsh economic conditions in that country. no immediate information about injuries. this is live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight. british prime minister rishi sunak wins the backing of parliament for a

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. >> reporter: this is how aziza bowser clark and her husband jason looked, in the early weeks of her pregnancy. >> it was a picture of absolute joy >> reporter: but for these two highly successful new jersey lawyers, joy soon turned to fear. >> we were very, very worried about making sure that we had all the information that we had the very best doctors that we could find. >> reporter: in her first trimester aziza says she was exhausted. when she told her doctor she was concerned about anemia, the response >> of course you're tired. you're pregnant. and me, this is my first child. >> reporter: but this very athletic 41-year-old says it got worse. by her seventh month she could barely hold her head up and demanded a blood test. the results? she was dangerously anemic and had to have infusions. >> it felt like my throat dropped into my stomach, because it was there and concrete that i wasn't imagining this >> reporter: after 27 hours of labor, doctors abruptly decided on an emergency c-section. her son was born healthy, but she passed out and spent about eight days in the hospital reco

believe it or not when the council originally passed the irresponsible criminal code overhaul, mayor bowser vetoedth the bill, the mayor of the city of dc claiming that, quote, this bill doesn't make us safer. she sees these statistics every day and talks to her police officers every day. my colleagues and i could not you more it is obvious the council legislation is the complete opposite then what is needed to control the out of control. i'm sure you have seen in the face of an eminent a bipartisan rejection of their policy, the dc council has attempted to withdraw the criminal revision legislation. that is a glaring admission to the biden council that they knew what they were doing is absolutely wrong. but it's simply too little, too late. regardless of the unprecedented and unlawful move they are poised to reject the dc council sweeping and irresponsible, quote on quote revised criminal code of 2022 on a bipartisan basis. the vote led by my colleague gives every member of the senate the chance to stand with law and order. the chance to stand with our law enforcement officers and stand wi

. >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser announcing planets for an abatement program incentivizing office-to-apartmentlding conversions and address the affordable housing crisis and revitalize the business district. still office-to-apartment conversions are no silver bullet. what are some of the challenges of converting an office building into an apartment space? >> it's endless. new plumbing, new electrical, new mechanical. so you're doing a lot of drilling. about a $65 million job. >> reporter: but cohen says the costs are worth it. >> what do you think your grandfather would make of this? >> i think it's kind of interesting, come full circle. >> reporter: the building likely ready in 2024 as how we work continues to affect where we live. zinhle essamuah, nbc news, washington, d.c. >>> when we come back, the generations of students who came back for a concert that brought this choir teacher to tears. >>> there's so much good news tonight from the music that gave so many a reason to celebrate to the uplifting homecoming for a service member mom. this was the moment the family in montgomery, alabama,

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we are going to stop bowser! how? look at us. we're adorable. let's go. yes! april 5th.all street buzz, we'll turn back to the banks. unexpected firms got caught in the crossfire, asset managers pimco and investco the two largest holders that were totally wiped out in the ubs takeover holding more than a billion dollars worth of security for credit suisse between the two firms according to bloomberg. unlike u.s. deposits that might be gone for good, european and british banking regulators say equity holders come before those who held the riskier assets which i think came as a big surprise, though that's actually what the bonds were meant to do. they were after the european debt crisis to help banks hold more capital, and they were riskier, no question about it, and would be wiped out in financial turmoil. i think the surprise came in the fact the equity holders did better than the creditors in the deal. >> the paradigm of capital structure was always that bondholders and then hybrid bondholders and then equity holders, the bottom of the totem pole, the headlines caught a

the present talk to mayor bowser rex i don't have any call to preview. with the mayor bowser.s you know she is the mayor of d.c. so we have a close connection our team here at speaks to her often. just do not have anything to preview as a conversation with the president or not. >> talking to martha white house? >> i can't speak to the particular legislation as we are in regular touch with her. right here in d.c. here with her team i don't have a specific conversation on this legislation to read out to you the first question if you are not going line by line i guess my question is what is it about this legislation specifically the president proposing other than the broad concept? accent is the answer. see feel? >> i understand the broad concept of it is he wants to make sure communities feel safe and he feels this is a way, a step forward in doing that. i use carjacking as an example. i'm not going to the line by line that's not something we tend to do here we tend to lift up things that can easily be understandable for the american people. that is just an example i use. more b

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it's not often that i find myself in the company of president biden and mayor bowser. we've already seen this play out with the campaign to defend the police. cities with this disposition discovered the lawlessness against anarchy since the campaign began, crime has skyrocketed and the police resignations have soared. what started as a series of calls for justice culminated a 25 year high in the national crime rate. let's not make the same mistake twice. not here, not now. we can't afford to make such a mistake. voting from this resolution presents an opportunity for my democratic colleagues to make a distinction. will you join us in a bipartisan recognition that we cannot endangernt the lives of dc residents by allowing this soft onil crime bill to go into affet or will you stand with the dc city council and a put politics above the public safety. i support the senators resolution of disapproval. because the residents and visitors of this city have a reasonable expectation of safety. i encourage my friends across the aisle to support this commonsense resolution and se

muriel bowser wants a tougher on crime bill. she doesn't want what the d.c.uncil did, and they overturned her veto. i don't get what's going on. this is not our parents or grandparents democrat party. we'll have you back on again soon. this story coming up. lieutenant governor winsome sears on the ongoing battle of parents fighting public schools. poor people need public schools. the teachers union accused of failing poor people. and ford o'connell and bill mcgurn. democrats plan to ramp up protests against florida governor ron diffic -- difficuld is. governor. ron diffic.t blast.sh we were able to help her move forward. your client won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv

th they're under ing bowser's control. hang on, luigi. yes! fire! only in theaters april 5th.d been kidnapped. his story seemed hard to believe. police wondered if he had murdered her, and was now trying to cover it up. then, a day and a half after denise disappeared, reporter henry lee received a mysterious email, with an audio file attached. >> hello, this is denise huskins. i'm kidnapped. otherwise, i am fine. >> she talked about the day's biggest news, a german airliner had gone down. >> earlier today, there was a plane crash in the alps, 150 people died. >> she shared obscure biographical details. >> my first concert with bethany and her mom, to blink -182, bad religion. >> it was a proof of audio trying to prove that she was alive, and yes she was the kidnap victim. >> and she was aware of events that happened that day? >> and she was aware of events that happened, to prove that she was in fact, alive. >> so clearly, this was not a murder case. but, was it a kidnapping, as aaron claimed? we found it odd that denise did not sound at all frightened. >> she sounded absolute

they're under bowser's control. i'm [ screaming ]e of hang on, luigi. [ ominous music playing ] [ screaming ] yes! fire! [ chuckling ] >>> i'm very concerned. and i'm concerned that they get this straight. they cannot continue down this road. and i've made that clear. >> president biden today weighing in on pending changes to israel's democracy. before we dive into that go back to november 2019, when israel's longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu was indicted by the attorney general on charges of fraud, bribery and breech of trust. involving a quid pro quo. no one is above the law, the prime minister insisted that the case against him was nothing more than political animus, lies, and attempted coup, and that his supporters should, quote, investigate the investigators. as the case against netanyahu advanced, he remained in office until the summer of 2021 when a shaky coalition of rivals who had virtually nothing in common except for their disdain for netanyahu's government unseated him. if anything about

they're under bowser's control. [ screaming ] hang on, luigi. [ ominous music playing ] [ screaming ] yes! fire! [ chuckling ] >>> so this is just about roughly one minute of video that i want to show you. if you're not watching this is the part you should look at. you'll see in the video, this woman and she's holding that blue flag with the stars on, that's the flag of the eu, european union flag, this young man at her feet that got knocked down, a water cannon being aimed at them and you see her start to get help. help her stand so she won't be pushed back down. other people as they realize that she's still standing, she's not afraid, she's still waving that flag, she's refusing to be pushed back. when they realize she's not backing down more people join her and link arms to hold her up. they're holding on to each other so they can keep standing against this water cannon and the people in front get knocked down by the water cannon. they're standing together. eventually faced with more and more people to come forward they can no longer knock down, eventually the police stop. they go

i want you to watch this video, doctor anthony fauci and mayor of bowser in dc did not get a good receptionine. roll the tape please. >> i will not be lining up taking a shot on vaccination for something that wasn't clear in the first place. >> the only reason i'm talking to you right now as i've been vaccinated. >> when you talk about incentivizing that, something else going on. >> it's about inciting fear in people, your tech people with fear, that is what this pandemic is. >> it doesn't stop you from getting it. >> on the rare chance that you do get it even if you are vaccinated, it is very good at protecting you. stuart: but you did get it several times, that's the problem. in hindsight it doesn't look good. >> the same thing, if you tweet about it, get shadow band or warned or flat out sidelined from facebook, you had some questions, misinformation, was that guy showing irresponsibility or being honest? you came to get vaccinated, haranguing get me to get vaccinated, not to count natural immunity or studies when it comes to masks, talking about six feet, nine feet apart, you made that

anthony fauci and bowser as they went door to door pushing covid vaccine in 2021.hile joe biden declassifying documents on origins of covid-19. my administration will declassify and share as much of that information as possible consistent with my constitutional to protect against disclosures of information that would harm national security. what does this mean, mark, that he's going to be holding back information, why not just declassify all of the information the way both chambers of congress have voted on? mark: because he doesn't want to disclose anything negative about china because he's bought and paid for by china, that's the big issue. with regards to anthony fauci going door to door in 2021, what did he say? i think he said if you get the vaccine and you come down with covid, you don't even feel sick. that's a lie. i mean, when you look at anthony fauci and the investigations that should be happening right now, you have to question why is this guy so obsessed vaccines and boosters because nid, the place that he was kind of in charge of received $400 million

it looks like mayor bowser and chief of police were opposed to the bill so how in the world did passe first place? >> you got to wonder how the bill passed and from all indications it passed because the d.c. city council voted and vetoed that you spoke about here but the ones most upset, not the democrats saying biden, it is the crooks because the crooks lost when those 31 democrats an3 republicans stood together in the house and said hell no, we are not going to enact this bill, the crooks lost, the law-abiding citizens in the district of columbia are thethe winners in this so what i am s saying is is now before theis senate and my understanding west virginia said he's not going to go along, i think you will find other democratic senators whothn are not going to go along witha this crazy bill that shouldve b never have been before thee senate in the firsfit place. >> mr. u.s. attorney, mind differ on the criminal justice o system better but i really don't hear any lobbying consensually see making life easier on carjackers and armed numbers and home invaders which is what thin bill t

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. >> we had common sense on mayor muriel bowser in dc kind of giving a sliding rate for traffic finesou make the lowe income people pay less in the higher people pay more. what are your thoughts? >> it's a tax to drive. at the end of the day if they truly cared about safety on the roads, they would not go into a system that will get them a whole lot of money. they don't tell you about the surveillance systems is that they require millions upon millions of dollars just to operate. they benefit when you actually break the law ultimately, they take that money and they spend on pet projects. if they truly cared about any o us you would hire more cops. it dc cops all over the country have been demonized. one thing we don't do we don't speed. up in your neck of the wits, portland transit or try met had to air out the trains. here's a drug counselor. listen to. >> by the max train sometimes and fenton use on the trains is very common. the risk is after a person smokes, they usually will not out and when they not out they drop what they were using and even a couple of milligrams and fentanyl

they're under bowser's control. [ screaming ] hang on, luigi. [ ominous music playing ] [ screaming ] yes! fire! [ chuckling ] all right we're back with more coverage on donald trump's indictment, back with me carolyn, former united state attorney, dedicate johnson professor syracuse college o law, and you go low, o political investigations reporter with the guardian carol, there've been a few responses from some of trump's potential i prominence in th 2024 election, ron desanti said here,, there's a lot here i want you to help us the code he says the soils back the manhattan district attorney, has consistently bent law, t downgrade fennel in these an excuse criminal misconduct, ye now he is stretching the law t target political opponents florida will not assist an extradition request, given the pressure will circumstances at issue, with the soros backed and hatton prosecutor, and his political agenda, no lot t deal with, including the attacking of a prosecutor, you know i had a chance to talk little bit about that on the weekend, what is this business we haven't heard anything abou e

and biden might not have wanted to be seen as being to the left of muriel bowser. >> there were weakeningsit comes in the context of a new york mayor's race that was very much about crime with the election of eric adams and then joe biden hugging him close after that and the loss of lori lightfoot in chicago where crime again was a huge issue. >> reporter: but now that he sides with republicans on that d.c. crime law, progressive democrats are feeling betrayed by the president. the white house is now trying to patch things up with that wing of the president's party saying he's committed to the idea of d.c. becoming a state. >> he'll always, always be sure to sign it. he's been talking about that for the last two decades. >> reporter: one big complaint from the democratic side about the president's decision to support rescinding that d.c. crime law is coming from house democrats who had already voted in favor of the d.c. law. now some of them are complaining that there wasn't adequate communication from the white house over all of this and that they're now going to be subjected to fresh rep

bowser is coming. together we will stop... uh, who's he?ame to his rescue, rick rodriguez describes a sensation that was unlike anything he'd ever experienced as a sailor. >> we immediately looked inside and saw a very big whale. >> four friends were sharing a pizza about a week ago on their long awaited sailing excursion to polynesia on board the rain dancer. when that initial jolt quickly forced them to snap into survival mode. >> it was just an incredible amount of water coming in. >> i felt like it was a scene of a movie. everything was floating. >> at once, rick sent out a may day call to authorities and sent text messages to his brother roger in a miami and his friend tommy joyce who was sailing a buddy boat in the area. specifically there for safety. tommy, this is no joke, we hit a whale when the ship went down, we're in the life raft, we need help. asap. what followed was a digital version of telephone, involving texts, whatsapp messages, and the peruvian government. as the friend anxiously waited, an inflatable life raft and dingy

. >> i have any call to preview with mayor bowser she is the mayor of dc's we do have a close connection with her so my team speaks to her often we just have anything to preview with the president or not. i cannot speak to this legislation but we are in regular touch with her now she is right here in dc. she is here for conversations with our team and then to have a specific conversation with this legislation. >> so if you are not going line by line and then specifically with that concept. >> i understand. but he wants to make sure that communities feel safe and i this is a step forward to do that and just as a quick example so people can understand not to go line by line thought we try to do every piece of legislation was understandable for the american people is just an example that i use but umore broadly a president who has led on making sure putting forward a historic plan that public safety is a priority to make sure law enforcement i go into communities and that they feel safe think when he started the program that is another apparatus so that communities felt safe as he will cont

the dc council opponents have slammed the bill as being soft on crime even progressive mayor muriel bowsered it, but the council overrode that veto. house republicans investigating the origins of cova 19 claim to have e-mail evidence that in february of 2020 dr. anthony fauci had the drafting of the scientific paper written to disprove that lab leak theory. kevin gorg is what life with what he found out tonight. >> a very interesting story. new e-mails uncovered by house republicans probing the origins of coping 19 showed that dr. anthony fauci had final approval on a scientific paper written back in february of 202 disprove the theory that the virus leaked from a lab in wuha china. there is evidence that suggests that dr. fauci prompted a professor to tell the writers o that scientific paper the goal was to disprove any lab leak theory, yet there he was, some eight weeks later in a white house press conference so i think that paper as evidence that the lab leak theory was implausible. all the while, pretending he ha nothing to do with the paper. not surprisingly, armed with th new informa

so i'm with the mayor, mayor bowser. she said she disagreed with it. on the other hand, i'm for local government and democracy and the people of this jurisdiction having full representation. in terms of the actual bill as it's on the grounds where the rubber meets the road here, i have to go with the president. >> it's interesting. even juan points out, he lives there, leo. and the democrats are angry. i mean, they are bitter angry. one lawmaker says biden's decision is f-ing amateur hour. the white house royally f-ed this thing up, leo. they're not happy. have you not looked at what is happening around the country? >> you know, trace, i'll tell you right now, you and i live in los angeles. so we have the same type of problem. look, the tea leaves are on the wall. democrats want law and order. trace, on tuesday, chicago threw out lori lightfoot. that is the crime capitol of the world. what joe biden did, he calculated. he realized there's a hardcore amount of democrats that want law and order. he will alienate black lives matter and antifa and george s

even muriel bowser is in favor of keeping -- the mayor is in favor of keeping the crime sentences up.s the capital, you get the whole country voting on whether or not you can reduce the penalties for crime. when it really should be the people in d.c. voting on it. so it's really a big issue where you've got to the ideological left saying "you people in washington, d.c., you know, not so fast. we want to reduce sentences. >> geraldo: the chief is speaking from experience, jesse. you have a situation. angie cried, the congresswoman who got mugged. the guy that went after her had 13 pirates, 13 prior so everybody's not committing a crime, it's a relatively small group committing a lot of crime and the chief's right, keep them in jail. >> jesse: like the el salvador and president decided to just arrest everybody with a gang tattoo in el salvador and then the homicide rate dropped like a rock. it's not that hard to figure out. i'm reading this book by james patterson "walk the blue line," talking about police officers and what they have to deal with. they go into these homes to serve a war

they're under bowser's control. [ screaming ] hang on, luigi. [ ominous music playing ] [ screaming ] yes! fire! [ chuckling ] >> every time we get a new batch of evidence from the dominion voting machines lawsuit, things look worse and works for fox. today, nbc news obtained a slide deck presented by dominion's lawyers during a hearing last week. it paints a damning picture of a network that was absolutely terrified of reporting the truth, if it meant telling its viewers something they did not want to hear. the most revelatory piece of evidence is an email from fox news ceo, suzanne scott, that is her. that was previously redacted when fox first disclosed these internal communications. remember there are a bunch of redactions, this is one of them. now, in this email, scott is reacting to this fact check from a fox reporter in december, 2020, who was correctly throwing cold water on donald trump's incendiary claims of a rigged election. >> it was a massive dump of votes. mostly biden, almost all biden. and to this day, everyone is trying to figure out, where did it come from? >> you j

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wants mayor, muriel bowser wants to triple the number of traffic cameras spread out across the nation'slenges could be coming though over the controversial sliding scale of fines based on income. here is senior national correspondent rich edson. >> if a millionaire driver goes 15 miles per hour over the speed limit past this washington traffic camera, they will get $100 ticket. they will get $100 ticket. washington wants mayor says that may be unfair and she has initiated a task force to examine possibly implements a sliding scale for offenders with the fine amount based on how much they make. >> there are flat fees affect people of different incomes differently and quite candidly, if they affect black and brown communities more dramatically. >> this as the mayor has proposed trip bling the number of traffic enforcement cameras to address increase in road deaths. the government expects the additional cameras to bring in nearly $600 million over the next four years. "the washington post" analysis from last year found lower income neighborhoods here recorded 8 times more traffic deaths th

. >> eric adams, and in this town, muriel bowser.ant it until she did want it until she didn't want it -- we have not talked about -- >> john: we'll leave you two to discuss with each other. >> sandra: thank you very much, we are awaiting the white house press briefing. john kirby, karine jean-pierre are expected to be pressed on this. xi-putin summit in moscow, we'll monitor that and take you there live when it begins. >> john: now concerns after border patrol officials say they caught dozens of suspected terrorists trying to get into the country at the southern border. is the u.s. prepared for a worst case scenario. tom homan weighs in just ahead. >> they have not secured the border, contrary to mayorkas constant refrain, but the people responsible for it telling the truth to congress that the border is not secure.om an coina? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of americ

they're under bowsers control. a mustachioed human has arrived in the mushroom kingdom. do you know him? do you think i know every human being with a mustache wearing an identical outfit with a letter of his first name on it? because i don't. [ screaming ] >>> since the start of the year president biden has been in a standoff with congressional republicanbes over our nation's version of a retirement program, social security and medicare. both problems, both programs are hugely popular. one poll earlier this year found that 70% of americans oppose making cuts to medicare and social security. just 17% of americans support making those cuts. and so president biden has made protecting those programs a center piece of his political messaging. he even got the entire republican conference to publicly commit to not cutting medicare and social security during that nationally televised back and forth during the "state of the union." you've probably seen some version of that exchange in the past month, but what you might not have seen is what president biden did after that. the pre

(soft music) ♪ bowser is coming. together we will stop... uh, who's he?his place is amazing. [ growling ] the princess has been training him. yipee! i'm not threatened. mario! [ ominous music playing ] you asked for it. [ chuckling ] before they claim that this is not about banning books, and not about having the lgbt community, let's look at the impact of similar republican legislation that has already passed on the state level look at these books that have already been banned, due to republican measures. the life of rosa parks. this, apparently, is too woke by the republican party. the last thing before we go tonight, save the kids, house members came to the floor today to debate speaker kevin mccarthy's parents bill of rights proposal, legislation is going to give parents more control over classrooms, but it's really an attempt to capitalize on the educational culture war strategy, and helped when republicans the governors mansions in florida and virginia, where's axios called it last month, the gop's saved a kid strategy, it's something that maryland

s muriel bowser who herself opposeed the law. >> there were weakening of penalties that should not have could have shaped biden's strategy. >> it comes in the context of a new york mayor's race that was very much tough on crime with election and then joe biden hugging it loss. and then crime again in chicago a huge issue. >> reporter: now that he decided with republicans on that d.c. crime law progressive democrats are feel betrayed by the president. new york's alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting, quote, plenty of places pass laws the president may disagree with. he should respect the people of d.c. just as he does elsewhere. the white house now trying to patch things up with that wing of the president's party, saying he's committed to the idea of d.c. becoming a state. >> if congress sends him a bill making d.c. a state, he will be willing to sign it. he's been talking about it for two decades. >> reporter: one big point from the president's side to support the d.c. crime law is coming from house democrats who had already voted in favor of the d.c. law. now, some of them are complaining