brandon johnson?looking like you can't do the job. >> harris: they know what they are talking about. look at the screen. the city is crippled with debt after spending $574 1/2 million dollars on 52,000 migrants since 2022. that's a lot of cash on 52,000 people, of anybody. they are bad with money management, too. many of those people as that last gentleman who was talking crossed our border illegally. so they aren't just protecting them in that sanctuary zone, they are giving them cash. power panel, chicago resident director of the community round table. great to see you. and tyrone, independent illinois senate candidate and founder of ex-cons for trump. welcome to the program. first of all, that is a lot of money. in which ways, tyrone, come to you first. in which ways do you think residents are feeling putting americans last as i've been putting it and illegals first? >> i thank you for having us once again. when i look at the taxing, the food and all of the violence and the crime that is happening,

brandon's mother says her son has always been active. he loves riding motorcycles, camping with his family and was very much looking forward to the holidays. she says she needs answers and is pleading with police to find the driver. just find the person that ran my son down and left him for dead. and we have dedicated traffic investigators who are working around the clock to try to solve this. and the rest of the team, the rest of the department here. and so we pray for a speedy recovery for your family member. and we are doing all that we can to bring this to a resolution. brandon's mom says he is finally able to sit up and say a few words, but he can't hold a conversation and it's unclear if he'll fully recover. i am by his side, and i'm. i'm here with you, son, and i love you. and you're going to make this. i keep telling him that he is winning every day. he's winning. in antioch jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. san francisco mayor elect danielle lowery is hoping that a former twitter executive can help revitalize san francisco's d

it's a brandon johnson, j.b. speaker of the house, he's a corrupt democrat in the state house in illinois. this has been beyond daily politics. if it doesn't change people in chicago will suffer more than a long winter. it's likely a lot of the homeless will take an even harder term. >> harris: you heard tom homan they are going to start with the deportation of illegals in chicago. tom homan is in new york, also meeting with mayor eric adams today. >> eric adams of new york is saying all work with you. i would love to explore and executive order. we can get the criminal migrants out of here. brandon johnson, what is his approval rating? he is saying the exact opposite. what he's going to do isecome a mecca for criminal migrants. they are going to say why go to new york? we will go chicago because we have more of a safe haven there because they are trying to double down on being a super sanctuary city like san francisco. >> harris: i was saying this on the couch yesterday. california, places like chicago, at least

listen to mayor brandon johnson on his words for the trump administration.l. >> we will not bend or break. our values will remain strong and firm. we will face the hurdles in our work over the next four years, but we will not be stopped. and we will certainly not go back. >> kayleigh: will not go back. >> harris: he said our values will remain strong. they are anti-american values. this is what the american people voted for, including people in his own city and state. so if he is saying -- whose values is he talking about? what people does he represent? because it's not the people who voted for trump. i lived with the previous gentleman said, and i'm going to say it the way he said it. you told trump you ain't gon' blinked? we ain't gon' blinked, either. why don't you believe the voters? i don't get this. but i will say this, there's money in it. if they fix all the problems and they make everything go away and they keep those police officers employed and happy, will they run on cannot know when we'll, no one will have grievance. i'm not saying it would be c

are you serious mayor brandon johnson?eason he will get kicked out of office. >> harris: that's not today or tomorrow. if the election were held today he couldn't get elected. those residents of chicago have lived under this. much of the story against illegal immigration has come from. not at the border actually. in the middle part of the country, particularly that city. >> in 2022 is when we started seeing the arrivals. one year later venezuelan crime went up 11%. the folks in chicago are having to live through. we could have gone differently and voted for a reasonable, rational person who believed in public safety and keeping budget numbers low and saving taxpayer dollars. instead we went with identity politics and brandon johnson and now we see the results. >> harris: i can't miss all the going red hats and t-shirts. the beginning of that moment. i have had them on this chicago many times. you can't miss that. real quickly will it go red next time? >> we already see it going red. many folks voted for trump. almost every

brandon johnson. >> how did mayor brandon johnson respond to his constituents.well he through them out of the meeting. >> shouting thank you come to order. may i have your attention, please? ladies and gentlemen, please go to your closest exit. >> laura: joining me now chicago resident who was at that city council meeting. have a shawn, what's the problem you are seeing with illegals in chicago right now? >> well, they are getting all of our resources, all the american people in chicago, brandon johnson has given these illegal immigrants over have a-million-dollar where american people are struggling and starving on the street. he wants to protect the illegals here in chicago here illegally. i don't believe that's the right thing to do as a mayor when you have a 14% approval rating. and then the people realize why our city is so bad they keep voting democrat. >> laura: which brings me to the point. it can't be more obvious in chicago how bad things have gotten. i mean, i haven't been to chicago in maybe 3 or 4 years when i went to the dnc with the fox crew to co

brandon johnson? >> laura: how did mayor brandon johnson respond to his constituents?threw them out of the mee meeting. >> thank you, please, restore order. may i have your attention, please, ladies and gentlemen, please go to your closest exit! >> laura: joining me now, chicago resident fish on tinsel at the city council meeting. what is the biggest problem you are seeing with illegals in chicago right now? >> well, they are getting the resources all the american people in chicago and brandon johnson has given illegal immigrants over a half a billion dollars while people struggle in the street that not only that, he wants to protect the illegals chicago, illinois, illegally, and i don't believe that is the right thing to do as a mayor when you have 14% approval rating and then the people realize why our city is so bad. it is because they keep voting democrat. >> laura: which brings me to the point, it can't be more obvious in chicago how bad things have gotten. i hadn't -- i think i hadn't been to chicago and maybe three or four years when i went to the dnc with fox c

there were trips brandon johnson took to the white house saying something has to be done.ue at the same time. some of the policies passed by many of these mayors come of this when chicago was passed before brandon was mayor to begin with, as well as the one in new york was passed before eric adams. also must acknowledge in this moment that the idea of bossing undocumented, unscreened individuals -- wasn't necessarily the best policy, especially them saying there is land and we want to back to get money off of it, which is the walking hypocrisy in which you bus to the interior of the country and they don't know where they are for many of these individuals. weakening knowledge that two policies might not be the best. >> i didn't understand that, but go ahead. >> i understood it. >> the policies that brought all these illegal aliens to the country may not have been the best. >> let me tell you something: this is time for the american people to have a come to jesus moment with these pompous, arrogant, condescending liberals who want to take our hard-earned tax dollars and give

brandon moraga is cut the ribbon on the warehouse. he is the chief operating officer at alum rock, a global supply chain company. brandon, i mentioned cars, but there are generator batteries. there are golf cart batteries. all of a sudden there are a lot of batteries in the world. yeah. that's right. and thanks for having me today. obviously, to talk about this important issue. you know, lithium ion batteries have been in our lives for a long time now, right in our laptops and on our phones. but they're getting more and more in our lives, as you said, with with cars powering our homes, powering our camp units, powering anything you can think of. and it's our opinion these days that almost every warehouse in the country has some density of lithium ion batteries. so the more we're aware of that situation and the more we're taking it seriously, the safer we're all going to be. and you could retrofit future or current warehouses. you describe it as a warehouse within a warehouse. so a warehouse that you know, where they're warehousing thi

can you tell me it is not brandon johnson?t take the time to tell you until they have a serious meeting happen. but i think with the mayor did it will hopefully start a domino effect. he is concerned about public safety too. it shocked me that the mayor of chicago, any elected official would not want to remove public safety threats out of his community. it should be a mann -- a nonpartisan issue. his number 1 responsibility is to protect the residents of chicago and he's clearly not listening because they are arguing more than i am. >> martha: we've had residents of chicago who say they want rec centres back and facilities back and they want safe cities. one very quick question here. this is video that is in red rock, arizona, were reportedly these are trucks hauling away border wall material under the biden administration. what is your reaction to that and what will the incoming border czar do about the hauling away of equipment that is down there already? >> after the inauguration we will stop it but it's shocking to me and

we want brandon johnson to allow trump to come in and do his job.that's what we want as american citizens and as chicago citizens. i did not vote for this mayor, or nor have i voted democrat since 2016, but since this is what we have to deal with, he's not, he's a dictator. he refused to listen to the citizens and we are telling him right now, if you do not listen to us, and let tom homan come in, and get these illegals out of our neighborhood, then it's going to be a problem. liz: danielle, we've got news coming in. mexico troops just seized a record amount of fentanyl, a historic amount heading toward the border. let's take a listen to new york city mayor eric adams on the money going toward illegal aliens what it's not being spent on for taxpayers. danielle let's get your reaction to this. watch. >> okay. >> the long-term impact of the $6.4 billion has not materialized yet. we could have spent 400 million on community schools with chronic absentees. we could have spent 600 million on 2,000 guidance counselors and social workers in schools. 39 mil

>> joining us now brandon tatum, former police officer, brandon, great to see you. that gentleman just said. no one is coming to rescue black people. people are just basically grabbing black people. was this about race? >> first off say thank you for bringing me on. i want everybody that's watching this to know not all of us who are male think like that guy and we are crazy. we are not crazy. we have common sense. this was only racialized when it comes to daniel penny because if he was a black man, choking another black man, or whatever the case would be, we wouldn't hear about it. i wouldn't be on the news talking about it. nobody would hear anything about a trial tore anything of that nature. they only make this about race because it was a black man and presumably a white go who committed the offense. clearly the jury prevailed in this case and they did not find him guilty. they found him to be innocent of these charges. so, these activists who are extremely disingenuous in their approach are just making something up so they can continue to grift. black people can

as we just discussed with brandon buck, met with senator ernst yesterday.ying, is he making end roads with the gop senators who might not be convinced? >> the hill shifts on the mood that you can feel sometimes in the hallways. i can tell you last week, it really felt like hegseth's nomination was dead on arrival at this point. now it feels like with each new turn of the wheel we're seeing hegseth now in a more positive position. in large part because we're seeing that ernst's ire, what it might have been at the end of last week is not as palpable as it seemed. she's putting out lengthier readouts of their conversations, the fact that they met again yesterday i think to many people is being seen as a positive sign. there's a long way to go, and i think brendan made the right calculus when you were talking earlier about the political concerns for someone like ernst, one of the 2026 senate republicans, they would likely face primaries much more quickly if they were to oppose these kinds of nominations. i do think that we shouldn't get over our skis when we se

brandon is normally a very active man. he likes to ride motorcycles, go camping with his family, and he was very much looking forward to this holiday season. his family and friends are praying tonight for a miracle. all right, in the meantime, jodi, i understand you were able to speak with police. they are still investigating as this is a hit and run crash. what did they tell you? yes. antioch police say they are working very hard to try to identify the driver of that car. fortunately, the city recently installed video cameras at that very intersection because it's such a high crime area. and they've also had a bigger police presence there. so their cameras did capture the hit and run, and police officers were right there to render medical aid right away. police tell me, it appears that brandon, though he was in the crosswalk, did not have the right of way. still, they say based on the surveillance video, it's hard to believe the driver did not know he hit the man. they described the car as a white two door sedan. a white

we have brandon gomez on what's in store for the sector.good morning. >> good morning, seema. mj down 30% on pace for its seventh straight loss. the industry rallied on the promise of federal reclassification in the u.s. investors realized what that process would look like in 2025. let's start with the opportunities. federal reclassification is under way. trump showed support during the campaign and said he supports the safe banking act which would provide cannabis access and cash transactions. now, some challenges do remain. still only 24 states and d.c. have legalized recreational use. medical is legal in 40 stays.te. you have pam bondi who has historically opposed cannabis in florida. that is on this year's ballot and rfk jr is seen as a positive pick for hhs. seema, as it stands, 2025 could be the payoff that investors have been waiting for, but the timeline is determined by the incoming administration. >> brandon, has president-elect trump made any comments on cannabis in recent weeks or on the campaign trail to give us any indication

reporter: we'll see so brandon ingrabrandon,i want you to listo president trump on panama and regaining control. listen to this. >> it's falling into the wrong hands. it was not given for the benefit of others by a token of cooperation but it was given to panama and to the people of panama but it has provisions. you've got to treat us fairly and they haven't treated us fairly. if the principles both moral and legal of this magnamus gesture of giving on our follow we will demand the panama canal be returned to the united states of america. >> [applause] >> in full, quickly and without question. i'm not going to stand for it. reporter: is this a legitimate concern? what about the fees and two about the chinese influence? >> yeah, i think yes on both fronts. the fees charged to ships going through the canal can be as high as $300,000, sometimes much lower even a few bucks, but $300,000, guess whose paying that amount? of course the shippers who then pass it on to american businesses, and american consumers, so anything we can do to drive down those fees i think is a positive and as we stil

good afternoon president brandon and commissioners. senior staff. my name is elizabeth and i will talk about the responses from the lbe community and our survey as well as the rfi for dredging and marine construction. in april, the port staff expressed concern about the amount of over water work was not sizable enough to incentivize to procuring certification and developing business capacity needed to perform the marine construction work including dredging and that is where we had lbe wavers. we [indiscernible] studied industry and included adjacent industries to broaden interest and find potential pathways to cover over near water work for the lbe and come back to the port commission with recommendations. here we are today. what you see before you on the slide is a three prong approached the port took to assess availability of lbe, what we are calling other certified firms and then larger firms from marine construction and dredging. we access availability, identify stepping stones into marine construction and dredging based on lbe and leader feedba

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good afternoon president brandon and commissioners. senior staff.th and i will talk about the responses from the lbe community and our survey as well as the rfi for dredging and marine construction. in april, the port staff expressed concern about the amount of over water work was not sizable enough to incentivize to procuring certification and developing business capacity needed to perform the marine construction work including dredging and that is where we had lbe wavers. we [indiscernible] studied industry and included adjacent industries to broaden interest and find potential pathways to cover over near water work for the lbe and come back to the port commission with recommendations. here we are today. what you see before you on the slide is a three prong approached the port took to assess availability of lbe, what we are calling other certified firms and then larger firms from marine construction and dredging. we access availability, identify stepping stones into marine construction and dredging based on lbe and leader feedback and barriers to

welcome, brandon. >> thank you.d to be here. >> given which ever producer did all that swamp talk, pulitzer, great work. >> it was beautifully done. >> chef's kiss. okay. i wanted to have this conversation, and i specifically wanted to have it with you, because part of my concern with these nominees is that the overton window is shifting, right? you look at someone like matt gaetz, matt gaetz's nomination falls apart, pam bondi then becomes more reasonable simply because she is not matt gaetz. >> right. >> i think we are setting up potentially to see 2.0 of that with hegseth and with desantis, where simply because desantis doesn't have some of the baggage that hegseth has that you could say, okay, this is a totally rational, normal nominee. and yet so much of what you and i have watched happen in florida points in the other direction. >> yeah. >> specifically when it comes in the ways you should use law enforcement, use the national. when you think ron desantis for d.o.d., what does that say to you? >> well, first,

you have brandon allen, who started one game earlier this season. you want to see more of him.to see joshua dobbs. i just do not agree with playing brock purdy for the next two games. and i know people say, okay, well, we want to upset detroit and we want to knock them out of the number one playoff position in the nfc. well, there's no guarantee. and you really need brock purdy to be healthy going into next year. brandon allen one touchdown one interception. threw for 199 yards and a 3810 loss to the packers. that was in week 12. you cannot not play hard or you get injured in these games. these games matter for guys and these guys are playing for jobs to stay on the roster in the nfl, even n if there no postseason in their future. absolutely. all of these guys are independent contractors. the eye in the sky doesn't lie. that's your resume. so these guys want to get paid so they have to play well next sunday night. falcons and commanders a huge game on sunday night football. the news is coming up next with gia and terry for dante jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds w

let me talk about what ban brandon -- brandon johnson just said.back in the day we arrested hundreds of criminal ail aliens. that's' what we're asking for. give us access to the bad guy. that's what we want. when you don't give us access to the bad guy in the safety and security of the jail, you force me into the neighborhood. and when i go into the neighborhood, i'm going to find that bad guy, but it puts him, my officers and the community at risk. and when we find that bad guy, he's probably with others in the country illegally. guess what. >>? they're going to be arrested too because we're not walking away from illegal aliens. so your actions are going to give you the results you don't want. more agents in the community and more non-priority agents being arrested. you force me in that position, and that's what's going to happen. kevin: by the way, you can't -- i don't know what the mayor is thinking in this circumstance. you can't create a haw that violates federal law which, obviously, would have precedent. and in this circumstance regardless o

chicago has the highest taxes in the country already and they are brandon johnson wants to make those hires to address nearly billion-dollar shortfall of the city is facing a next year's budget. that has a lot of folks here upset considering the city has spent nearly $600 million on migrants over the past years. it might not be facing feet this gold today as chicago's progressive politicians had not made the migrant such a priority. >> we are out of the business of prioritizing non-american citizens on top of the american citizens who go out in this cold weather everyday to make money to pay their taxes. >> brandon johnson, the good news is, we have 48 days before trump takes that over. in january, i.c.e. will come in and get rid of the illegal immigrants. >> the tykes hike, to have illegal immigrants and we ain't either peer until. >> john: that blow back after mayor johnson promises to do everything in his power to fight president trump's plans for mass deportations. despite the backlash johnson and democrats have gotten over immigration and for sanctuary city mayor is not backing d

thank you for brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and for seven years i had the incredibly satisfying joblies for over 150 lucky dogs.

i was able to meet him yesterday and i temper what he said about brandon johnson. people like pete hegseth, tom homan, we need them in there and we need them in there yesterday. we have to make this thing right and there has to be accountability for what's been going on over the last four years. >> trace: we have a couple of new poles here. i find these fascinating. not because they are surprising but because it's still really is having this drag impact even after the election. this is focusing on the condition of the economy and it says... look at the number on the right-hand side of the screen. 77% of the population are saying only fair, it is poor, they are struggling. the left just will not accept it >> the american people are completely tired of being lied to at this point. we are seeing this with the drones that are sitting above new jersey right now. the left has said don't believe your lying eyes and don't believe that the economy is bad that all your costs are wrapped. that there are drones above your house. they think they can just talk their way out of i

to the list of the greatest catches in 49ers history. >> going to take a deep shot to brandon aiyuk. >> he caught it! >> aiyuk caught it out of the air. >> reporter: aiyuk's bobbling catch helped set up his touchdown three days later and san francisco came back to win 34-31 to reach the franchise's eighth super bowl. >> heard the whole stadium erupt and i see b.a. curled up around the ball and i was he caught that? >> i was like he caught it? i saw the replay. i was like just how he intended it to look, off the guy's face mask right to b.a. brock's good at football, isn't he? >> he's awesome! he's the best receiver ever, ever, ever, ever! today he showed it. >> reporter: where does that rank for you all time? >> number one, number one to the super bowl. to the super bowl. >> reporter: plenty of great moments from the past year. maybe we'll get something from tonight's game. we'll have reaction and highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> still ahead, we'll introduce you to a pioneering san francisco band, how its lead singer made a name for herself both performing heavy metal and lifting it.

same goes for brandon counsel, who was convicted of killing two women during a bank robbery in 2017.shot bank teller donna major multiple times. then he did the same to katherine skene, who was hiding under her desk. he then stole one of their cars. donna major's husband danny, and their daughter heather turner. join me now. thank you both for joining us. this is tough. it's got to be amazingly tough for your family. explain to us. maybe we could start. danny, tell us what what your wife went through and. and what happened? he got convicted. but did the biden administration? did joe biden? did they ever tell you why they did what they did? >> no, they never told us why they did what they did. my belief is that they knew all along that they were that he was going to do this. it started out about six months ago that our prosecuting team talked to contacted us and told them that he was going for an appeal for a commutation, and they refused to visit with us in person in washington, which was a request that we made. we got a short internet interview with them for about ten minutes, and a

in the city of brandon, wendy freeman is grateful to be alive nearly getting crushed by a tree that coupledroof was falling on me and stuff was falling on my head and face with the dog beside me and he wouldn't leave me. >> this got ripped off the hinge. >> reporter: for his family near houston a late christmas celebration turned into a nightmare. >> we were about to open presents and we just heard this wind outside and we heard these against the window and the roof just popped off. >> reporter: all of that violent weather causing major headaches for holiday travelers with hundreds of flights canceled and thousands more delayed. tonight, the storms dangerous march eastward as violent weather reaches florida and pounding north carolina with an unrelenting weekend of deadly storms with millions now picking up the pieces. >> the cleanup is just beginning like brandon mississippi where an apparent tornado touched down in this home split in half and nobody in this home split in half and nobody was hurt. [coughing] —sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. nyquil vapocool? it's nyquil plus a r

crash happened december 10th. 33 year old brandon hasenpusch was riding his bike through a crosswalk sycamore and elm street in antioch. he was hit by a car that just kept going. now, he's been in intensive care ever since recovering from a broken leg, lacerated liver and a severe brain injury. doctors say it's unclear if he'll fully recover. antioch police say they recently installed surveillance cameras. you can see right there on the corner where the hitnd run took place. and while brandon was in the crosswalk, they say he did not have the right of way, but that the driver should have stopped anyway. i am by his side, and i'm. i'm here with you, son. and i love you. and you're going to make this. i keep telling him that he is winning every day. he's winning. his family is hoping the person who hit him will do the right thing and come forward. okay. the city of oakland, facing a dire choice. either find more cash or make more cuts. oakland city council is underway right now. the meeting council members have to figure out how to fill a $129 million hole in that budget, but that deba

could democrat mayor brandon johnson be forced to resign as result?nnett with his reaction. >> anita: holiday travel rush in full swing, as a tech issue brings american airlines flights to a halt. we are going to go live to lax next. >> anita: breaking news details after u.s. navy fighter jet was shot down over the red sea. we are now learning that a second fighter jet narrowly avoided the same fate. military sources say it was friendly fire incident. for more on the story, stephanie bennett is live in london for us. hi, stephanie. >> hey, anita. sources tell fox the navy pilots are obviously angry about this incident and are questioning the training aboard the us uss gettysburg, calling it insufficient. according to that source with knowledge of the incident, the f-18 hornet flying behind the hornet that was shutdown was forced to take evasive maneuvers after missile was fired. missing the second jet by 100 feet while preparing land aboard the aircraft carrier harry s. truman. official confirmed a second missiles fired adding that the navy is investi

and i don't want that for brandon council.on't want him to spend his life in hell i want him to know jesus christ as his personal savior that doesn't mean he doesn't deserve consequences there are consequences for the choices we make. brandon counsel made the choice that day to go in and kill my mother and to kill the other woman katy skeen in the bank and that deserves a consequence. at this point i feel like. >> jason: exactly how this process -- sorry, danny, let's go back to this process here how far before christmas? who is it that actually called? did you get a call? did you get an email? how did this actually work? >> well, our prosecution team called us the night before joe biden was supposedly going to commute these sentences. to mike us aware this was going to be going on. the decision had been made already. at that point there was nothing we could do. his defense team during his appeal had 300 pages of why he should not be sentenced to death, including racial comments trial was racially motivated. the conviction and

it's players getting hurt and missing the season and brandon aiyuk and christian mccaffrey. it is such a long list of traumatic events, and the team somehow still was able to compete. up until this past thursday. then what's going to happen when the team doesn't have these sort of traumatic events around them? so i think the panorama is, is really positive for the future. this next three games against miami, detroit and the cardinals, i think it's much about building for 2025, finding out players what they can provide for this team in the future and just healing as a unit. refocus and regathering and pivoting to 2025. you said it. pivoting to next season. final question while we have you really interesting to see and hear from the game last night, deebo samuel drops that ball which happens. but man, the 49ers fans booing him pretty loud. pretty loudly. is this it for him his last season with the niners. that's a great question i don't know. he's got the c on his chest. he is a captain of this team. he is respected and loved by his teammates. he has given great football, grea

they don't trust brandon johnson, mayor johnson with 50 cents.y know is he going to spend that money on migrants and violent teenagers. brandon johnson says it himself. >> remains to be seen if this most recent plan for mayor johnson will be able to put any sort of dent in the city's nearly $1 billion budget gap. back over to you. >> steve: todd, thank you very much. one of the other things mayor johnson has lost so much political capital. he originally wanted to increase property taxes to the tune of $300 million to pay for the stuff like the migrants that they don't have the money for. he wanted 300 million. the city wouldn't give it to him. the council. then he said okay, i will take 70. i will take $70 million. the council said no and then yesterday, okay, let's not raise property taxes at all. it's zero. that's how effective he is. >> ainsley: i don't know why he isn't listening to his constituents. i know he got the votes because he has friends on the city council with him. when you have the whole room, the majority of the room yelling at y

chicago's socialist mayor, brandon johnson, put illegal aliens ahead of them. resident p rae easley. lovely, wonderful to have you back on. tell us exactly what happened. what exactly happened at that meeting? >> we were there to listen to the public comments and see how they were going to vote for the budget and antifa just began streaming and yelling and pulling out signs and threatening people and belittling people. it was horrible so because they made it such a chaotic moment they cleared gallery and everyone had to make sure there were no more signs and we were able to come back by then they had already started the meeting. liz: so what did antifa want? because you guys are trying to stand up to democrat socialist mayor johnson yesterday. we're hearing he just got this tax hike of $165 million in new taxes and fees on the backs of working families, so what did antifa want? >> they wanted to silence americans. you know, they are calling us xenophobes, saying we're racist but just because you're pro-american doesn't make you a bad person. it means that you h

so i love brandon a hell of a player. ahead of him, but i hope he watches this clip right now of me talking because he needs to hear it. he's got to be a smart, tough, great decision maker, and he's very capable of it. but that's his next step. >> in happier news, christmas three weeks away. today in oakland, steph and ayesha curry held their 12th annual christmas with the currys event. hundreds of volunteers helping make the magic possible as the eat and play foundation continues its great work and mission to transform the lives of oakland students and families. nfl now 40 niners trying to bounce back and thaw out after that miserable loss sunday in buffalo. christian mccaffrey hurt his knee, made an instagram post basically saying his season is over. but he'll be back next year. theoretically, at five and seven, the niners could still win the nfc west, but realistically, come on very low probability their niners host the bears on sunday. kyle shanahan says his team is not concerned with the critics. i think when you com

brandon: it's true.red this year for two night minimum that there is some kind of way to meet new people. for me, that was more important than covering a museum or some sort of static experience. i wanted to create nodes of intersection, interconnection and give people who might be somewhere for a business trip the opportunity to meet people who might live in the destination. the easiest way i found was run clubs. in manchester in the u.k., you can go to track brewing company and at this beer garden and brewery, every wednesday night, there is a very low-key run club and you don't have to pay coming you just have to show up at around 6:00 p.m. and you do a circle with the group as slow or as fast as you want and at the end, you have a pint. carol: sounds like a lot of fun. for someone who grew up in the suburbs, i like this. typically, you go to the major cities when you travel, but you experienced that the suburbs are pretty cool. brandon: we offer this thing at two night minimum where we give you two n

watch this. >> mayor brandon johnson, you took an oath to uphold the constitution., was it on the to fight for the 10th and 14th amendments regarding illegal aliens? >> we don't want illegal immigrants in our community. we don't want illegal my, grants terrorizing our own people. and to have you all up here saying we have to accept $70 million being given to the them when you've got black people who are already struggling and need help? s it is a disgrace. >> a disgrace. and that speaker, by the way, went on to to say hat election of donald trump represents something that is more than him winning, went on say it's the end of vote blue. wow. some residents also were wearing chicago flips red shirts to test far-left democrat policies in the city. things -- times are changing as bob dylan said. stuart: i was just going to say that. [laughter] >> yeah. stuart: it seems that even chicago residents are fed up with liberal policies. >> yeah. you pay attention when cities like new york or chicago start -- when residents start saying things like this. i don't blame these peo

and as in brandon in your head, it's true. it's true. and so it's important that these letters that were taught that's already in our dna from way back in the days in the philippines or in africa, right, or whatever country you come from, or people been having this installed in them. that's why we're receptive to it, you know what i mean? and so when we're learning, we teach this. it's our duty. it takes the hood to say the hood. it takes us to teach our people the truth, right? with the spirit of everything that our people, where we come from, for us to get by. because this world, man is toe up every day. it gets worse and worse. turn on the news. you see it. you know it's full of hate. and so man, i love what y'all do. y'all frontline soldiers. hearing them speak like this, i ain't used to seeing them speak like this. you know what i mean? yeah. now spitting game like that. that's why i talk about making peace fashionable. right? yeah. we making. we really making it happen in real life. and so man. and that's what makes us so, like, ge

they want their democrat socialist mayor brandon johnson to go. they say he's been botching the illegal alien crisis prioritizing illegals including criminals over americans, breaking his oath of office protect americans. we'll show you the numbers chicago voters there have been paying for this. chicago voter p ray easley ready to sound off on that. also greg jarrett is here on a now report out of politico. president biden didn't know the specifics about criminals he pardoned. why? because biden is just rubber stamping their get out of jail free cards to get positive headlines that he pardoned the most ever. really? also this story. >> we need a great media. we need a fair media. liz: we will show you more from president-elect trump speaking today. plus, what he said about the need on that for a free and fair media. tonight, this story as well. the emotional story of hurricane helena victims. they're spending christmas still stuck intents three months after hurricane helena hit. is biden getting them more money? he's giving billions to countries o

ask your gastroenterologist... ...about rinvoq. >>> back with me, brandon buck and ameshia cross.so i want to play this bit from kristen welker's interview with president-elect donald trump where she asked him to give her a preview of his second inaugural speech. listen to this. >> i remember your first inaugural address, you talked about american carnage. have you thought about your message for your second inaugural address? >> i have. let's can you give us a preview? >> we are going to have a message that will make you happy, a message of unity. and i think success brings unity. we are going to be talking about success, making our country safe, keeping people that shouldn't be in our country out. we have to do that. but basically, it is going to be about bringing our country together. >> brendan, will he be an effective salesman for bringing our country together? >> he can read a speech, whatever he wants to say, i don't doubt that someone can write him a speech that talks about unity, but we all know the track record he has in the last time you stood where the president will be

so i love brandon a hell of a player.future ahead of him, but i hope he watches this clip right now of me talking because he needs to hear it. he's got to be a smart, tough, great decision maker, and he's very capable of it. but that's his next step. >> in happier news, christmas three weeks away. today in oakland, steph and ayesha curry held their 12th annual christmas with the currys event. hundreds of volunteers helping make the magic possible as the eat and play foundation continues its great work and mission to transform the lives of oakland students and families. nfl now 40 niners trying to bounce back and thaw out after that miserable loss sunday in buffalo. christian mccaffrey hurt his knee, made an instagram post basically saying his season is over. but he'll be back next year. theoretically, at five and seven, the niners could still win the nfc west, but realistically, come on very low probability their niners host the bears on sunday. kyle shanahan says his team is not concerned with the critics. i think when y

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we're going to do this job. >> chicago mayor brandon johnson is with us now. this is his first national interview. responding to trump's border czar. mr. mayor, good to have you back on the show. let's start here. your reaction to homan saying he's going to come after you if you stand in his way well, you know, unfortunately, first of all, good morning and merry christmas and happy holidays and happy new year to the people of the globe. >> um, look, the president elect and the former president of the united states of america, trump has demonstrated an incredible disdain for people. >> and my responsibility as mayor of the city of chicago is to invest in people, to protect people and connect them to the resources that are ultimately needed in order to build not just a better, stronger, safer chicago, but to build an economy that's sustainable. you know, this president has shown disdain towards not just immigrants, but lovers of public education. he is dead set on abolishing the the entire education department as a former public school teacher, as a product of p