brandon johnson, let us go to you first. brandon thank you for that : context. we have lost mostly our black population. that's because of school closures, privatization. we have lost black educators. that is directly tied to the failed policies of the 90's. in which my opponent was responsible for. he was there. he ruined it in chicago and also in philadelphia, new orleans, everywhere he has gone, he has failed. he continues to fail up. we cannot allow him to do that again. the stakes are too high. as an organizer, i worked hard to change, with many organizers around the state, the funding formula. the funding formula has shifted, where we base funding on need, not per people. cps has not responded to that new funding formula. when i am mayor of the city of chicago, cps will embrace the new funding formula. why is that important? because we have not embraced it, we are losing out on $1 billion. the type of inequity that this teacher is experiencing has everything to do with the failures of leadership. that is why my experience as a teacher, as an organizer, as

brandon: thank you, and good evening. it should not be a surprise to anyone that one of the most corrupt administrations has received this indictment. the fact of the matter is, donald trump's administration and his cabinet, probably for the first time in the history of america, where every single person he appointed as a cabinet member did not believe in the work they were assigned to oversee. one of which, list betsy devos. we are talking about an individual who does not believe in public education. she spent millions of dollars privatizing school district the country. this is an administration that worked to incite an insurrection. this is well documented. it is playing out in the city of chicago, betsy devos has inserted herself and resources into my opponents coffers. the head of the fop said if i'm elected, brandon johnson, there will be blood in the street. he said muslims are savages and deserve a bullet. and another supporter said do not accept the election results. this trump ian style politics that has inserted

by the way, you often call me infuriating, but uh is known in the world as brandon well, brandon of coursebut for you it just infuriates the guys. yes, this is a separate story, but there is a story associated with this name. eh, i'm already living in russia. had arrived. uh, we were supposed to rehearse sati casanova. i remember it was a couple of years ago. well, i'm coming. she says checkpoint such and such you come, you say a lot of apartments and come to me, everything is already there, everything is declared. fine. i'm driving met by a guard. hello you where i say some kind of apartment. hey, how do i introduce you? i say, brandon here, you know, for him it was like sherlock as james leaned out saying, how can i introduce you? i say, tell brandon came to the apartment. such and such another 5 minutes passed again, something looks, leaned out. well, if you're brandon, then i'm serious jason statham. well, you see, they are coming. well, really, when you look where you're talking, i mean brandon. well, they didn't understand. yes, sati is also there, as if she knows you, waiting for a

amy: juan, that is brandon johnson. you are in chicago. about the significance of this victory. juan: yes, amy, all of the polls have predicted. brandon johnson did succeed in building or rebuilding a progressive coalition to be able to capture the mayoral seat. perry's groups across the city -- various groups across the city. in the african-american community, he did far better than the polls were showing. basically the undecided african-american voters voted almost completely for him in the last week. he did would've geordie of the latino -- he did when a majority of the latino votes. paul vallas did do well and some of the latino areas. logan square, avondale, historical puerto rican neighborhoods on the north side of chicago, brandon johnson racked up in the almost 70% of the vote. but in some of the more middle-class latino neighborhoods of the southwest chicago, actually paul vallas had the majority of the votes. brandon johnson did when a significant majority among the latino community, which is the fastest growing. vallas did have

by the way, you often call me infuriating, but uh is known in the world as brandon well, brandon of courses. no, this is already history, but there is a story associated with this name. eh, already living in russia, i arrived. uh, we were supposed to rehearse sati casanova. i remember that. was a couple of years ago. well, i'm coming. she says checkpoint such and such you come, you say a lot of apartments and come to me, everything is already there, everything is declared. fine. i am met by a security guard. hello, where is his apartment? hey, how do i introduce you? i say, brandon, you know, for him it was like sherlock, like james bond yes, yes, yes , he leaned out again, he says, how can i introduce you? i say, tell brandon came to the apartment. such and such another 5 minutes passed again, something looks, leaned out. well if you're brandon then i'm jason statham seriously. well, you see, they are coming. well, really, when you look, where do you talk? i'm brandon, that is. well, you don't get it, do you? what, e articles are also there, how would she know you, besika was waiting for

brandon johnson is an open racist. he supports defunding the police and one of the most dangerous cities on the continent. now we are learning that brandon johnson is also opposed to educating children. here he was in 2018 explaining that when he taught students he didn't like giving homework or bad grades. >> what it taught me though, was pushing to eliminate some of the standardization of our public schools. my student sometimes would get frustrated. i didn't offer any test prep. many of my other colleagues were doing it at the time. i was pushing our administration to move away from that. to be quite frank with you i didn't issue a lot of homework for students. that was my own way of rebelling against the structure. i don't think i ever gave a kid an f. i don't know how a student sits in front of you and fails. i know some professors may find that slightly troubling. >> by not teaching the students he was, quote, rebelling against the system. they tried this in south africa and you know it they got? illiteracy and a

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all agreeing let's go brandon and he won. chicago looked at what was happening in their city -- >> i did not catch that. >> very funny. >> i caught it immediately and loved it. >> let's go brandon. >> just slid it in there. bought and paid for by the teachers unit be i don't, he defended every single school closure, he defended the teachers union when they strike after they finally got back in school. defund the police guy. electorate new this. relatively low turnout election and the hard left won. they are on the march right now. republicans, conservatives need to understand, the left is on the march, they are winning elections, it's not even just their moderates and conservatives need to figure out what it takes to win, there is a lot of stuff out there that we're talking about. we need to get serious. >> will cane and i got deep into this. what is happening is, people are trying to guess what those people in harm's way really want. we have no idea what they really want. they are still in harm's way today with that crime cr

brandon johnson is black.is hoping that he will win the wards on the south on the west side that voted to put lightfoot in first place in the first round of voting. he hopes that combining those votes with progressive votes from progressive latino and white voters will be enough to where get hiover 50 percent, real whereas paul vallas is really hoping to capitalize on people in the black community who do want to see more police officers on their street, because, of course, we know that those neighborhoods are among the most violent in chicago. but, again, two very different approaches, as exacerbated by the fact that this whole sort of race has sort of pitted a white man against a black man, really for the first time, again, since 1983. geoff: heather, what, if anything, will the outcome of this race tell us about what democrats are seeking in terms of leadership? heather: well, whatever the result is, it will be used as sort of one of the first examples of what could happen in 20 the 2024 elections. when you'

i can't believe they elected brandon johnson. it. >> he's going to take his marching order from the unions and i'd expect and recommend every person who believes in law and order in chicago, get out of chicago, go to florida and somewhere else and thingives -- did race have anything to do with this win? >> the biggest issue is the progressive power of chicago democrats. you would expect after lori lightfoot decimated chicago, they would go to somebody that believes in law and order. paul valis supported by the union and the politics of socialism is basically color behind and they want to basically destroy what is traditional about america. stu, every civilized society has law enforcement and this guy doesn't believe in law enforcement and they're going to destroy chicago. stuart: i'll change the subject but i want to talk about the bragg and watch this, leo. >> they're going to run into legal problems because the indictment doesn't say what that second crime is, which is completely inex-pickable to me. >> in -- inexplicable to me

brandon johnson has picked up that mantle while paul vallas got his start under former mayor richard looking to draw support from people who remember his work as head of the chicago public schools, but also somebody vowing to be tough on crime. chicago along with most major cities has yet to see a return to the crime and public safety levels that existed before the pandemic and both paul vallas and brandon johnson are offering two very different solutions. geoff: let's talk more about that. crime was a major issue in the first mayoral election in february. what issues are driving or animating this runoff race? guest: paul vallas says the biggest issue is the need to get more chicago police officers on the city streets. he has vowed to do that as quickly and efficiently as possible. rendon johnson sees what ails chicago as a more complicated problem and is promising a more holistic approach by funding anti-violence efforts, reopening public mental health clinics that have been closed for more than a decade in chicago and embracing a policy known as treatment, not trauma, which seeks t

brandon johnson stakes claim as most progressive chicago mayor in a generation. power panel now. news contributors, part of our family here. good to see you. >> good morning. >> charlie, i'll start with you. in chicago, they're all in on far left, even though their crime is literally killing them. >> yeah. it was sort of a glimmer of hope when chicago residents tossed out lori lightfoot, and we thought maybe they might have touched the hot stove enough and were going to go in the right direction. no one ever imagined that they would go in an even more wrong direction. this is insane. and, by the way, you know, if you're not willing to enforce all the laws that's the same as defunding the police. and, you know, obviously, you know, the bigger problem in chicago is the violent crime, murders, all of that. but if you're not willing to enforce immigration laws, you're basically thumbing your nose on the idea of law and order. you can't -- i hate to be mean about it, but honestly at some point you have to dust off your hands and say this is what voters keep asking for, and this is wha

. >> i voted for brandon johnson.ience as a teacher and as a public servant is important to me in leading the city. neil: and that was the ultimate sentiment expressed by voters. brandon johnson of the progressive in this race, some say even more progressive than the mayor he is replacing, lori lightfoot. that is in the eye of the beholder i guess. not the guy promising to crack down on crime. the fallout with jeff flock in chicago right now. hey, jeff. >> reporter: kind of points up, neil, the dichotomy in the democratic party. the moderates, ones pretty far left. today the left has won and brandon johnson will be the new mayor. i tell you, when you talk about crime it is everywhere. i'm on michigan avenue. this is what they call the magnificent mile. everywhere you see, you spend around, look, store fronts that have you know, businesses gone out of business because driven out largely because of crime. even some criminal folks on the street right now. brandon johnson, take a look at him. 40 years old. he you know, ju

president brandon and i'm going to call of you by name. the honorable vice president adams, commissioner lee and commissioner gilman always, always the crocker elaine and staff thank you for the opportunity to be part of this exercise there is no uni've been reading port plans throughout the country and i can tell you what we have no one like that long beach and new york and some of the signature parts in the country and the port of san francisco is an economic driveway of 0 somehow and region before the covid 19 and you are going to need the economics recovery forward. there is no other cities agency that is better positions that is highly focused and has expertise to lead san francisco the region and the next policies that are specifically dedicated well put up with with specific guidelines and what needs to be done and i hope that the city of san francisco will be looking at up to you president brandon and vice president adams and the commissioners. as we embarcadero on branding san francisco recovery forward and all those discusses goi

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juan: brandon johnson. absolutely. is a battle within the democratic party between progressives and the more conservative and centrist forces in the party. we will see now who is being able to reach the masses of the voter and turn them out and today's election. amy: we want to thank you, juan, for that briefing. we will ask you about what happens tomorrow. coming up, finland joins nato. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "shelter" by vic mensa, chance the rapper, and wyclef jean. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. finland has probably joined nato today in a move that doubles nato's border. russia and finland share in 800 mile border. they joined a week after turkey's parliament voted to ratify its membership. turkey and hungary have yet to approve sweden as a member of nato but the turkish president has rejected sweden secession to nato after accusing it of harboring kurdish dissidents he considers terrorist and what extradited. finland and's we hav

national border patrol council president brandon judd standing by. he'll join us on this and more coming up. >> john: but first, president biden taking the podium yesterday for his first news conference in more than a month and appearing to rely on cheat sheets to pull it all off. hello, john roberts, nice to spend friday eve as we like to call it around here with you. >> aishah: good to see you, john. this is "america reports." 80-year-old commander in chief caught holding note cards featuring an expected question from a reporter. >> john: the president is no stranger to using cheat sheets, often holding cue cards with names and pictures on them, including those of his cabinet members. >> aishah: yesterday's read in part. how are you squaring your domestic priorities like reshoring semiconductor manufacturing with alliance based policy. a question from the reporter. >> thank you, mr. president. your top economic priority has been to build up u.s. domestic manufacturing in competition with china. but your rules against expanding chip manufacturing in

and that clip from brandon suice that clip from brandon johnson speaks johnson speaks to it. you had historian victor davisin hanson on your program laston io week and he said the nationin is going through a revolution right now and they don't even know it. chicago, the corollary, chicago is going through a funeraln kn right now and we don't evenow know it right no.w in the city, fewer than a quarter of chicagop public school studentsubli can read or do math at grade level. that's according to state test scores. and yet that's the response fr. your incoming mayore respon his that's his vision for education k throughk-12 12 education. this is somebody who toutss himself as an educator.ucat he's a representative ofor. the chicago teachers union,ver which lords over education in the city, civilisational suicide. t you don't teach children how to read and write. you excuse the criminal element among young people. major crimes are 46% year over year in chicago and brandons johnson's response, as youu mentioned, and as he toutementit during the campaign, is to send social workers a

brandon crawford. we had george cantos there as well. i think that is super cool to see those players go there. and really just get some of those ball signs. you can see how much it means to them. >> i think rain or shine, giants fans will be here to enjoy a fun day at the ballpark. we will play a sound byte when we talked to a fan earlier with his son. today, they were behind home plate for the special occasion. >> i'm happy. it's my birthday. we are sitting in the bleachers. my son bought the tickets for me behind home plate. he knows i love getting autographs and i love the giants. >> it is a birthday present. more for him. >> what a great way to celebrate a birthday. right? >> yeah. and it's a tradition. i mean, you can talk to a lot of people here. some of them are coming out of town. this is a tradition, they come to opens day every year. something else i love just to hear from fans, yes, maybe the off season didn't go as they hoped for. they are still here hoping for the best for the season. supporting their giants. >> absolutely.

i'm sure in right wing media right now there is a ton of support for the let's go brandon kid.think there are probably gofundmes, if not at least one in existence. i think people are rallying behind this person and maybe he will be encouraged to run for office one day because of his bravery in wearing this to high school. >> okay. go ahead. >> i was going to say for the nashville school, it's a news flash, women wear pants. >> they are all allowed to wear pants at this school. >> that's what i was curious about. we were just talking about at the white house correspondence dinner, if i was fashionable enough, i would have worn a suit. it's a free speak issue. we know it comes from a crass derogatory statement to the president. >> both school administrators need to just take a breath, relax. i mean, this is an expression. look, we have an election coming up. if you are not going to allow a let's go brandon shirt, you can't allow a biden 2024 shirt or a trump 2024 shirt. i think generally speaking we would want students engaging in that sort of political discourse, even if it is a

your thought about brandon johnson's victory. >> i definitely agree, brandon is left of left, if thereter explanation where his politics lie. he has made defunding the police a priority, he has stated the election was a power struggle between black labor and white wealth and used the race card at every turn. what concerns me, crime still remains the number one issue in the city of chicago and if you have a mayor who doesn't see a value in replacing -- filling the 1600 vacant police officer positions and redirecting the money for phrases like treatment not trauma, and root causes without addressing the criminals here and now, it's only going to exacerbate criminals in chicago. >> john: johnson described in 2020 defunding an actual real political goal. he has since backed off on that, but often you can tell what is in somebody's heart by looking at the first thing that they say. however, he and you have allude today this, wants to get to the root causes of crime, he described this morning in the following way. listen here. >> there's a direct correlation between youth employment and viol

brandon judd. >> gillian: hi, brandon, thanks for being with us.reaction first off to the video we just showed of this child floating unaccompanied, seemingly abandoned down the rio grande. >> it's monstrous, and it's going to continue to happen. the administration's policies allow it to happen. they are allowing the cartels to enter our country illegally, to dictate what takes place on the border and any time you allow criminal officials to have control of sections on our border we are going to see images like that. but it gets even worse. we are going to have more deaths in that river. we are already dealing with too many as it is, and it could end tomorrow if this administration had the political will to do something but they don't. >> john: on "60 minutes" last night, there was an interview of mayorkas, and asked about the c word. >> do you view what's happening on the border as a crisis? >> i view it as a significant challenge. >> why won't you say the word crisis? >> you know what? because i have tremendous faith in the people of the departme

at the moment, brandon is _ is that he's got. at the moment, brandon is working _ is that he's got. brandon is working on the personalised card orders but you also plan to help local businesses make themselves more accessible to the partially sighted customers by making brownies. you're live with bbc news. the owner of twitter, elon musk, has defended sacking more than 6,000 staff when he bought the social media platform last year, for £35 billion. he says the firm could have gone bust without immediate cost cutting but described the last few months as painful and a roller—coaster he's been talking to our north america technology reporter james clayton. so how do you think it's gone? well, it's not been boring. it's been quite a roller—coaster. where waiting to interview elon musk, hejust told us where waiting to interview elon musk, he just told us that she wants to do a twitter spaces which feels fine. so, were about to go live very surprising and wejust fine. so, were about to go live very surprising and we just found this out. on twitter. that is elon musk, we didn't know about

. >> chicago just elected a progressive democrat as next mayor, brandon johnson will replace lori lightfoot after beating johnson's team focusing -- this past year. advocating for increased taxes and social programs to combat that crime. here is what he had to say in his victory speech tuesday night. >> tonight is just the beginning, with our voices and votes we've ushered in a new chapter in the history of our city. >> to chicagoans who did not vote for me, i care about you. i value you. and i want to hear from you. >> moderate democrat valpaul vallas gained endorsement of the police union. >> i ran to bring this city together and it is clear based on the results tonight that the city is deeply divided. tonight we believe every vote should be counted, i called brandon johnson and told him i expect him to be the next mayor of chicago. >> former mayor lori lightfoot applauding johnson's win saying, i congratulate brandon johnson on his hard-fought runoff victory. i will continue to root for the city i call home and work toward more equity and fairness. johnson will focus on issues like defun

brandon lau. plus, a three-run homer to center. and so the race stay undefeated.every team by at least 4 runs this season. amazing to fans at the masters today. boy, they are real troopers, a second straight day about whether that once again because the action to be postpone leader. >> brooks kept also trying to stay dry. little bit more on him in a minute. but first, we all want to know how tiger woods fared right? he made his 23rd consecutive cut at the masters today, tying him with both gary player and fred couples. but as games failed today, he misses the par putt at 17 here he is now plus 9 after only 7 holes today before the jon staying close to the top. roles in the short birdie putt at 16, he stands at -9 after getting through 6 holes today. and the leader is still capped. a he is at -13 for 6 holes, also knocking home this 10 footer for bird, the second hole. and then the rains came down. that was it for the day. play will resume tomorrow morning at 05:30am, pacific time to set your alarms for lots of golf. tomorrow course that's weather permitting the sh

brandon johnson stands to be worse than her.see one out of 20 black students can't do math at their grade level. violent crime up 62%. overall crime up. almost every category of crime up. we have a guy here who is talking about preventative measures to prevent people from committing crime, which is admirable. that's great. that's not the only thing. there's people who will not capitulate to taking on policy that would prevent them from committing crime. they're going to commit crime no matter what. what do do with those folks that can't be rehabilitated? you have to lock them away. some cases you have to throw away the key. brandon johnson is not the person that would want to do that. my baby brother christian is kicking in the grave right now. there's so many victims of violent crime that are doing the same what the hell were you thinking, chicago? i don't understand. you got crime that is being committed all over the economy of chicago. not the south side and west side where it historically has been. but in downtown. our busin

do you think brandon johnson will per better than lori lightfoot.it murders so far this year. >> chicago has been on a steady increase, being the murder capital of the united states for 11 years running. and i know that there are many challenges and while i wish brandon johnson well because i want my mayor to be successful,s because i want our city to be successful, i do have some serious concerns because he is so married to the left of left political ideology that a says that police need to be defunded, that you need more social programs, a that you need to focus on root cause as opposed to holding people accountable, those things don't bode well, unless he's willing to listen to voices like mine and others, more in the middle, focused on common sense solutions to addressing unchecked violence we see in every neighborhood throughout the city of chicago. maria: he's talking about root causes. i didn't hear a word about bail reform and holding people to consequences required. total crime in chicago up 46% year-to-date. as of april 2nd. what do you ex

we had an election were brandon johnson won. we need to start telling those people who are committing crimes in those areas and i know they may feel their safety is being endangered. however, just like the civil rights movement where people's lives are in danger and why they spoke up, we need to do that now. we cannot depend on the government with these progressives running these locations across the country. >> brandon lopez, let's stay in chicago and talk about this. on this very program since 2009 i said names of people in your city shot and killed, names people never hear of and never will hear from or hear about because the government cannot politicize it. we only hear about the cases that can be used for political reasons. i will be honest. you know, there is something really wrong with that. i thought every life is supposed to matter? >> every life should matter to anyone who is elected in office regardless if they are democrat or republican. i said on your show specifically public safety should not be a partisan issue. w

. >> brandon, dinner, it's time for dinner, brandon. >> mom, don't say my name, it's supposed to be anonymous johnson, you get down here right now! >> stephen: of course, of course the fact. brandon noah johnson, okay, we checked that out. of course the fact that this stuff was sitting around on a video game chat is still embarrassing for our intelligence services and they have announced that they may change how they monitor social media and chat rooms. so gamers, keep your eyes peeled for a posts like this "hey other game-teens. where'd you yeet those dope classified docs? you can tell me, fellow youth. i hate parents, no fam cap." over in fox news news, today they began jury selection and dominion's $1.6 billion definition suit against fox. this is gonna be juicy. for instance the judge has ruled that dominion can compel testimony from the news personalities tucker carlson, sean hannity, and jeanine pirro, and to make sure jeanine pirro tells the truth, they are swearing her in on a box of wine. oh, i love a nice box! the excitement has already begun, yesterday the judge sanctioned fox for

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voters are heading to the pool between cook commissioner brandon johnson informant ceo paul vallas.g the final weeks of this campaign. garrett is live in chicago with the very latest high garrett. >> today were going to see a lot chicago is heading politically with brandon johnson have a candidate who is even more because of the current mayor lori lightfoot. he previously supported the defunct police movement implants attack of the city's rampant crime by spending more on social services. and to pay for that, he plans to raise taxes to the tune of $800 million. johnson is not facing criticism of the reports that until this weekend, he owed the city more than $10,000 in unpaid water both traffic tickets and fines. dating back almost nine years. the teachers union organizer who makes more than a hundred and $75,000 a year is trying to spend that into a positive. >> here's another movie and asked the question -- is the mayor of chicago brandon johnson so good at arranging payment plans that he will be good enough to become the mayor of the city of chicago to do with the structure of de

brandon crawford smokes the ball into the arcade and right. giants win.tch of the series tomorrow. the a's in baltimore. not sure who came up with this idea but that's not very sanitary. shea l'engle ear. he does this. three run track to left helping the a's to a 7-3 lead which they did not hold. orioles come back in the sixth. austin hayes obliterates this pitch from trevor may. we are tied at 7-7 and they are drinking from the hose. ryan mount castle distinguished name, distinguished game. he drove in nine runs in this game. 12-8. timberwolves visiting the lakers. l.a. town 15. they clawback late. lebron james with the game-tying three. final seconds. james to dennis schroder. a costly three-point foul on davis sends the game to overtime. davis redeeming himself in the overtime. laker survive and advance. they will meet memphis in round one. draymond green, one of the kings in the first round. he will be the four-time champ against the squad with very little playoff experience. >> you want to try to get these games done as fast as you can. i would like

the traditional turnout in chicago dropping 35% so i wouldn't count brandon johnson out yet.hose business interests i wouldn't be shopping the campaign course yet. stuart: do you think this might be a time chicago retreats from identity politics. lori lightfoot got in on the strength of being black gay female, are we over that in chicago? >> i don't think so. even if alice wins, the victory will be narrow. brandon johnson and the closing days of this campaign framed the race as white wealth versus black labor. as long as they are dominant identity politics will be certainly part of the landscape. stuart: no win for chicago that i can see. thanks for being with us, appreciate it. new york city mayor eric adams issued a warning to protesters ahead of trump's arraignment. brian kilmeade is on the show taking that on next. ♪ without fingersticks. see how exercise affects your glucose, making it easier to spend more time in range and lower your a1c. manage your diabetes with confidence. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel

brandon, thank you for being here. [applause] but we know that more must be done. that's why the house and senate are proposing another $4.6 billion to strengthen our border security efforts. but know this -- illegal smuggling is being aided and abetted by united states residents. that must stop. we must impose a mandatory minimum jail sentence of at least 10 years for anyone caught smuggling illegal immigrants in texas. -- in the united states or here in texas. [applause] doing more to secure our border is an emergency item this session. [applause] i look forward to working with senator birdwell and representative guillen to get that done. our porous border has a tragic side effect. fentanyl poisoning has now become the leading cause of death of americans between the ages of 18 and 45. this travesty must end. i've met with texas families who have been ripped apart by fentanyl. and with us here tonight is veronica kaprosy, from san antonio. last year, she told me about her daughter, danica, a bright, young woman, lost in her prime, because she took a pill not knowi

you heard brandon johnson. there we are, following major election results overnight and two important places. chicago has picked a new progressive mayor. we're going to speak to brandon johnson live in a moment as he is preparing to take on the city's crime problem and monumental power shift in wisconsin is projecting that liberals will take control of the state supreme court. could have huge implications for abortion rights and future elections. china threatening to retaliate it's house speaker kevin mccarthy gets ready to meet with taiwan's president today, right here in the united states, but we're going to start with the former president after he is lashing out after he became the first ex president ever and u. s history to be charged with a crime or resident gave a primetime speech at mar-a-lago last night, just several hours after he was in a courtroom before a judge. here in new york city. last night, he blasted the district attorney, the judge and even the judges family. trump insisting the entire case

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this particular guy, brandon johnson, supported defunding the place.n the city of chicago. this guy would be proser worse than lori lightfoot nobody could believe that is possible. he is supported by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, activists who said he would be the right guy for the job. chicago, i pray, i beg, do not elect this man to be the next mayor of chicago, brandon johnson. there is literally only one candidate who seemingly and i say cautiously optimistic because we all had high hopes for the new york mayor, mayor adams come with mixed results but this is the only guy who seems like he is talking with a little bit of sense and that is where we need to be. no more allowing criminals to run the city of chicago and with brandon johnson, that is exactly what we would get, him lockstep with kim fox who he has praised. neil: we'll watch very closely t could be a tight race. hard to say. but they're voting right now. we'll see what happens. thank you very much, good seeing you again my friend. >> thank you for having me, neil, always. neil: all

brandon judd is standing by.irst, matt finn spoke with a property owner fed up about the biden administration lack of assistance when it comes to border security. he's live in eagle pass, texas with that for us. hi, matt. >> hi, sandra. well, for well over a year now ranchers and property owners along the southern border have told us they are bearing a disproportionate burden of the immigration crisis and we talked to the owner of a pecan orchard along the rio grande river and she and her husband tell us they have seen migrants drown in the river, sometimes bodies float up to the banks on their property, and it's deceptively high and deadly for migrants trying to cross. >> i don't think they realize, oh, it's higher than usual. they probably don't know how to swim. they just want to get to the united states, they don't want to be in mexico anymore. they don't want to be in mexico because they say they are being kidnapped, taking money from them, a couple weeks ago ran into two families that say the wife had been

brandon johnson wants to increase jackets. they then take that money invested into social services to train and adjust the root causes of crime. dinner dinner at the campaign he has been plagued by his previous support for the d from the police movement. which is now trying to walk b back. >> in 2020 you said defunding the failed system of incarceration of policing was not just admirable, but necessary. >> i am not going to defend the police. >> now you're saying you're not gonna take a penny away. >> >> and davis hare were granted many within the police. >> paul is made public safety of the focal point of this campaign from the start and play hired more officers if elected. this past week he said he's also been piling on questions of johnson's ability to manage to bid multibillion dollar budget after revelations he owed the city more than $10,000 in unpaid water bills traffic tickets and fines. some of them dating back as far >> he makes a pensionable salary is so obviously being economist commissioner. and he also gets anywh

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does morale improve under brandon johnson?e seeing is we have low morale the fact that johnson won the mayoral race probably does not add to it especially since the police fop were heavily in favor of ballast. there will be a lot of mending of the bridge, remains to be seen but a tough job to convince the police department that he is in support of them. ashley: no doubt. i want to change gears to the story, protesters of the state university of albany in new york, try to shut down a free-speech event on ian haworth. one demonstrator went as far as destroying an event attendee's bible. watch this. i will get your comment. [chanting] ashley: i thought the tolerant left is just a misnomer, there's no tolerance on the left. if you a spouse or have another point of view they will shut you down. in this case ripping up a bible. it is disgusting is the word i would use, what say you? >> i would use the same word. the fact that we live in america where we are supposed to be able to practice freedom of religion and have freedom of spee

johnson. >> kayleigh: brandon johnson, who is worse than lori lightfoot.fell out of my chair when i read lori lightfoot, first mayor not re-elected, said, i know people reek havoc and need to be off the street. okay, where were you for four years, you were mayor and only 12% of crime had an arrest ashgsz tached to the end. you are not a commentator, you caused this problem, lori lightfoot. >> harris: emily. >> emily: not a full pivot, don't forget after that feral mob, as they reeked havoc -- >> harris: people got shot. >> emily: she said there were just a few with poor intentions, i refuse to use your language, mayhem. johnson still will not call it what it is, black on black crime, horrible rates. recently they said it has been called the new low for chicago. two teenage boys smashed into a truck in a stolen car. theft meanwhile against the backdrop risen 25%, overall crime up 47%. after that mob, they were mostly misdemeanors, i don't have time to go through all of them. >> harris: let me follow-up with one thing, you put this better than anybody i know

the city's democratic mayor brandon scott says he will lay down the law.r me and hear me clearly, we're going back to the old days, enforcing a youth curfew. business owners are asking why is it not happening right now? the owner of luna del sea in baltimore joins me now. thank you for getting up with us. good morning. >> ashley: good morning to you. that is the question, why is this not happening right now? this is not going to be enforced for another month, a lot can happen in that timeframe. >> well, good morning. this been going on in the city of baltimore, i do what i want to do when i want to do it been going on in the city for many years now. mayor brandon scott is trying to do his best, but this takes whole entire city government, not just the mayor office, all aspect need to come together to put this order back into order. so this is kind of late, but better than not having this curfew in tact for city of baltimore because these kids, they want to do something. there is couple hundred of them, they cannot be controlled by any aspect of government

and that is why a lot of peopl voted for brandon johnson. >> let me play mr.ions around toughness and more police officers and what has been proven ove and over again is that that is not a recipe for absolut success. and our mission in my platform has been very clear. we get at the immediate dynami of public safety but we also set up long term solutions. and that is everything fro economic development affordable housing but we also have to provid health care. and that includes mental healt care >> we know that lori lightfoot was a very polarizing figure does this new incoming mayor have allies in the community the business community those supported -- >> he is working on the. and there was a couple o letters center today fro business organizations some of the largest ones sayin they will work with him. but very different views he wants to find 100 million dollars worth of taxes for these mental and socia services so that is going to be difficult to man with th business community >> we shall see, the t finalist, thank you very much. up next, cities across the c

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