it is 100% on the hands of brandon johnson.think about the political landscape. do they care what is happening to trump or biden's age. what are the issues youngsters like yourself are looking at? >> they care a lot about age. there's been a lot of talk about what happened to mitch mcconnell last week and president biden and people feeling like there's not a lot of young representation in politics. as a conservative jens theer there's a lot of disagreement, they care a lot about climate change and lgbt q issues, things i don't care about but there are a lot of things we agree on. one of them is covid. were completely abused during the covid year, the individual mask mandate and vaccine mandates, surveilled by universities, missed out on key years of their lives and they said sorry this happened to you, never happen again. but on the republican side, have not seen anybody make a policy. everything is entitlement, the programs that we are never going to see, nobody strong enough to say i will fix these programs or do something ab

. >> dagen: maybe a neighbor not named brandon johnson.h, brandon johnson, when the seven-11 was looted, he admonished that reporter who referred to the people as a mob action, you remember that? he said, that is not appropriate, these large gathering dynamics, we need to speak in an appropriate way and said it is not constructive to demonize youth who had been starved of opportunities in their own communities when they are looting businesses. >> kayleigh: he is making excuses and native sons is trying to make a difference. they say the kids need to be engaged and are creating activities to engage children who are bored, maybe in a park and could get in trouble. native sons were founded after the death of a five year old named devin mcgregor. he was holding a sign, my first day of kindergarten. he wanted to share his day with his dad and he got shot. according to the grandfather, my daughter tried to pull out in her car and he was shot. she saw my grandson shot and trying to breathe. i praise them for trying to make a difference. every fiv

you protect criminals, the criminals say thank you very much we will rob and a lot what does brandon johnson mob, mob, that was mob over the weekend 8-year-old girl you mentioned a guy walked out of his house and shot her in the head. and so blacks on black crime every week in chicago is going to happen this week every week, why? because the democrats don't focus on crime, in their own backyard one last point, it is ridiculous for individuals like mayor adams mayor johnson to claim racism when they control the keys to the city. maria: yeah. all really disturbing leo great to see you this morning, and to chat about it we so appreciate your time thank you leo terrell. >> thank you thanks for having me. . >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ what if you could make analyzing a big bank's data... no big deal? go on... well, what if you partner with ibm and red hat, use

at least 40 people between the age of 12 and 20 were arrested but chicago mayor brandon johnson, moree story rather than what actually happened at the 711 and in the city, watch this. >> you're not aware of the large gatherings. >> no that's not appropriate were not talking about mob actions i didn't say that we have to be careful when we use language to describe certain behavior. to refer to children as baby al capone's is not appropriate. maria: he is more upset using the word mob. >> is unbelievable because mob action is a legally accepted term and completely appropriate in this case to describe what occurred with the teenagers who felt completely enabled and empowered to ransack the store. again this is another example of how democrat leaders are more concerned with woke language and using the correct phraseology and curtailing speech when they have people who are completely destroying businesses, destroying lives and on the streets wrecking havoc and were worried about what exact terms we are using in this case to describe what exactly occurred we when i don't understand why he's

brandon johnson is the same mayor that scolded the media for calling these young retail thieves mobs because the word mob is apparently offensive. instead, they should be referred to as large gatherings. for the record, chicago is experiencing an all-time high for large gatherings. common sense wonders how long we can blame everything and everyone except the ones who commit the crimes? how long before every woman in chicago is required to be 10% stronger lest they be sued by mayor johnson for making their purse way too easy to steal. let's bring in prosecutor and author of wide bad looks good wendy patrick and former los angeles county sheriff alex nueva. great to have you. does anyone believe that the way to handle these things is to go after car companies instead of putting people in jail? >> of course not. they are always going after the wrong target. they can't hold people accountable. the progressive policies have basically eliminated the criminal justice system in many aspects and it's blowing up in their face. let's change the subject and its somebody else's fault. >> this goe

chicago ace democratic mayor brandon johnson apparently has a different definition of extent because this week when a group of chicago teen-agers looted a 7-11 convenience store, a reporter accused the teens of participating in a mob action. and the mayor chided the reporter and defended the teens saying the word mob dehuman ices the suspects and that it's not open from refer to children as baby al capons. so common sense looked up the word mob and capone is nowhere to be found. a mob is simply a disorderly crowd of people intent on causing trouble, kind of like teen-agers looting a 7-11. does the mayor believe rampant crime in i can would go down if only the criminals got more respect? maybe instead of mobs and gangs we call them clubs or coatries. sounds less mess asking, more community oriented, kind letter gentler thieves. common sense is pretty sure these teen-agers understand they can shop lift at will and will face zero consequences. but for the mayor to again and again ignore the victims and give the suspects the benefit of the doubt, is unlikely to convince these includes an

i mean, this brandon johnson basically ran against the police and the other guy was pro police but yet both democrats and they told him hit the street, we want the other guy. so i say to the people of chicago, this is what you get. people of new york city, this is what happens when you put people in office that think cops are the bad guys and the bad guys need to be understood. so, this is the story. totally correctable. it is all fixable. but this is something that phil and i talked about the first story he had was portland. phil knight said not that i'm republican but the democrat is ruining the city of portland, i grew nike to be this large international conglomerate and did it from portland. you ruined the city. we need somebody else. but yet the elections come up, give it another try. unless the people rise up and support the policing we are going to see more and more of this. unless people crack down to beat fares on subway and destroy 7/11, we will see more happening and the businesses move out and the people move out, too, with the tax base. >> gillian: brian, thanks for taking

this made big news in chicago and the new mayor, brandon johnson, had to address the situation. >> stevet the mayor says. >> you are not aware of large gatherings? >> mob actions? >> no. that is not appropriate, we're not talking about mob action. we have to be careful when talking about language to describe certain behavior. there is history in this city. to refer to babies like baby al ca capone's. >> brian: he's worry about the word mob or angry group of looters, you are condemning journalists for asking a question using a term you find erroneously offensive. people, you elected this guy. i understand there is legitimate concern among youth in chicago, they are more likely to be recruited for gang members than from local high school or college, i understand that. that has nothing to do with this behavior. his attitude shows an acts vist, not a mayor. this is a learning moment for everybody and every major city. this is happening too much and leadership is the one responsible. >> brian: what the mayor did, he did what politicians do. asked uncomfortable question and deflected. he focus

. >> ashley: chicago new progressive mayor brandon johnson, scolding reporters after teens ransackedpropriate, we are not talking about mob action. speak in an appropriate way. we have to be careful when we use language to describe certain behavior. this history in this city. to refer to children as baby al capone is not appropriate. >> todd: ashley, we can't upset criminal. minnesota unveiling grant program for residents convicted of marijuana conviction before it was legal. this is a form of reparagsz, direct harm done by prohibition and by the state and our responsibility to undo the harm. distribute money to marijuana related offenses. the state will expunge misdemeanor marijuana charges from resident records. today jobs report, new polling shows americans think the economy is in worse shape than ever. >> ashley: cheryl casone has more. good morning. >> cheryl: we will get the july job report. are we going into recession or not? here are estimateses looking for 200,000 jobs. unemployment rate still to remain at 3.6%. look at polling, people are not excited about the economy. 75%

mayor brandon johnson was asked by this latest instance and took offense to a reporter using the word> it is important we speak in an appropriate way. we have to be careful when we use language to describe certain behavior. this history in this city. i mean to refer to children as like baby al capone's is not appropriate. julie what is not appropriate is looting, carjacking, all that happening in chicago. use whatever language, prosecute the criminals, stand up for the citizens. >> julie: yeah, gang of 40 people, 37 being actual youths, which is unbelievable minors were involved in this. nothing less than mob action and mob action should be the definition. what is this? peaceful looting? it is irresponsible and reprehensible for this mayor to downcast this behavior. this mayor is downplaying this, which is absolutely absurd. cars and vehicles were damaged. this was not just like robbery, this was looting and violent. it is mob action. >> emily: and kayleigh, call in young people, they are criminals. done. >> kayleigh: they are criminals and we know 1150 juvenile nile committed gun hom

remember when chicago mayor brandon johnson chastised a reporter for calling it a mob action.t like it is. that doesn't matter teenager or adult, that is crime. >> mayor johnson has done that twice, blame game, deflection. part is defund the police. i appreciate mayor adams bringing up parenting. >> i think mayor eric adams was spot on in this response, this was not a policing issue. police had no idea this many kids would reek havoc, this is inner paing, where are the kids parents? in chicago, mayor johnson recently was critical of media for calling this group of kids descending upon 7-11, and reeking havoc a mob. he said it should be a large gathering, how is this possible, where are the parents? something larry elder talks about, he says there is fatherless issue in this country. >> kayleigh: mayor adams said not having prayer issue god and faith is at the root, he has his moments. coming up, what goes even beyond cancel culture? pretending the person doesn't exist. seattle museum scrubbed jk rowling. they are calling her, she who must not be named. more on that next. life,

this past year, close to 20,000 cars have been stolen, up 104% year over year and here the mayor brandon johnson is filing suit against kia and hyundai because the cars are too easy to steal. rather know that the person who carjacks, blame the car. >> ainsley: the car's fault. >> brian: how dare you park that car on the road and leave it there alone while you go shop, you are asking for trouble. they blame kia and hyundai because they are lucrative. basic auto theft technology in models is negligence and citywide nationwide crime spree has been unfolding before our eyes. this mayor is a real wener. unbelievable. he knows how to identify the problem when an angry mob goes and raids seven-11, don't call them a mob and when people steal cars, blame the cars, i love this platform. >> ainsley: what happened to blaming the person doing the illegal. hire more police of ros, pay them well, support them, allow them to clean up chicago. >> steve: we showed you the tiktok video where people took the tiktok challenge to steal the car. you can hot wire a car with usb thing. kia has fixed that. rather than go

government's first duty is to protect the people and we've gone from reagan to the mayor of chicago, brandon johnsonwhen those 40 teen-agers were arrested, one was 12, looting a 7-11 and this is going on and on all the time, they call them teen take overs, like it's a bunch of little girls raiding mom's refrigerator. his response was to correct the reporter who called this mob a mob, and then he went on to say, this is the mayor of chicago. he was like, well, unfortunately arrests were made, and unfortunately some damage was caused. rather than coming out, damage was caused. no, these are criminals and they were looting a 7-11. and rather than the mayor saying this is going to stop, i'm coming out with the cuffs, i'm starting to arrest everybody, juvi haul for all and the moms and dads are next, but that's not where we are >> sean: no. i don't know. homeland security secretary. >> she's the best. listen if, you look around the country for real you can see we're being plagued by bad parenting. and if you don't think so you've never seen the inside of hunter's laptop. >> by the way, why do people have

brandon johnson not concerned about what the teens are doing, what the teens are being called. >> youre some of these large gatherings? >> you are talking about -- >> no. that's not appropriate, we are not talking about mob actions, i didn't say that. be careful when we use language to describe certain behavior. to refer to children as baby alka upons is not appropriate. >> >> jesse: he meant a mob like a crowd not a mob like mafia of the the criminals are going to step in, the good guys are stepping up, too. a guy started looting in california, the owner wasn't going to wait around for cops, went teddy roosevelt on him. >> don't do that. don't do that, man. don't do that. >> jesse: sticks for every store in america. primetime might even start selling 7-eleven sticks on the website, much safer than a pistol. cnn won't cover it, cnn covers crime when they are the victim. we told you cnn has been jacked twice in san francisco, today makes three times. the same cnn reporter had her windows smashed when she was across the street. if you are here keeping track this is the first time my cnn

. >> well, it absolutely has and mayor brandon johnson, the guy you thought couldn't be worse than lorihtfoot got upset with the media because the media called teen takeovers groups of mobs. it is incredible, for the last three years, the american law enforcement officer has been vilified and demonized by politicians, by some in the media, activists, it has become a pro criminal justice system as opposed to a pro-victim and that is one of the many reasons why 9-10 police departments is short-handed. cops are fed up and they get out of the profession. >> laura: i've talked to so many police officers where i live and other parts of the country and done ride-alongs, you learn so much from the police, how difficult this job is. when you see that video of the middletown, connecticut, next door to where i grew up, wonderful place to grow up, you saw that police officer hesitate, didn't she? he came at her with a hammer and you have to believe something in the back of her mind said, if i shoot and i defend myself, i might be the next person on trial for some type of racial response. that is wh

and mayor brandon johnson, the guy that you thought couldn't be worse than lori lightfoot, got upsetthe media because the media called these teen takeovers, you know, mobs, groups of mobs. and it's incredibly frustrating because, laura, for the last three years demon need by politicians, some in the media, by activists. and it has become a pro-criminal justice system as opposed to pro-victim. that's one of the reasons why nine out of 10 police departments in this nation is short-handed. cops are fed up with it and they just get out of the profession. >> laura: well, i have talked to so many police officers near where i live, and in other parts of the country i have had the chance to do ride alongs, you learn so much from the police how difficult this job is. when you saw that video of the middletown, connecticut -- it's right next door to where i grew up. a wonderful place to grow up. you saw that police officer hesitant, didn't she when he came at her with a hammer. you have to believe that there was something in the back of her mind that said if the shoot, and i defend myself, i mi

so what is its new mayor brandon johnson doing?. >> we have had conversations with mayors across not just cook county, but the surrounding counties. we have had tremendous feedback. we see some reel support on the horizon. >> where have we heard that before? oh, yeah, right here in new york city. city streets are engulfed with illegals and eric adams, the mayor, says it will cost the city taxpayers $12 billion by 2025. and with school right around the corner, 18,000 illegal kids are about to be dropped into the city's public schools for the upcoming year. and the estimated cost of educating migrant students will cost $32,000 per child, adding up to over a half billion dollars. and who knows if these kids even speak the language, if there are enough teachers to help them, or if they are even immunize. instead of fixing the problem, mayor adams is just sending it up state. shipping over 500 illegals to erie county, home to the city of buffalo. but once a migrant got there, all broke loose. one illegal a woman in front of her three-ye

brandon johnson, the chicago mayor says you must be careful how you refer to these individuals.ings? >> [question inaudible] >> that's not appropriate. we're not talking about mob actions with very to be careful to describe this behavior. there's history in this city. to refer to children as baby al capones is not appropriate. >> martha: what is he talking about? does he want a safe city? who does he think he's helping, leo? >> he's an apologist for crime and basically let me say right now, mob, mob, mob. that's what you see. flash mob. terrorizing. notice san francisco, los angeles, chicago, new york. all democratic cities. all run by people of color, all claiming racism. it's ridiculous. it's insulting. >> martha: leo terrell, thanks very much. thank you. so always good to see you. the investor that got rich predicting a housing market collapse in the early 2000s is placing a very large bet against the market, the s&p and the dow. kevin o'leary helps us break it down next. >> the whole housing market is propped up on these bad loans. they will fail. >> the housing market is ro

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chicago mayor brandon johnson is suing hyuandi and kia, claiming their cars are too easy to steal. the suit accuses them of contributing to a sharp rise of crime in the city. he says the failures of kia and hyuandi to install basic auto theft prevention technology in the models is sheer negligence. >> the experiment's over. america is done. [laughter] >> will is reclining and he's quit the show. rachel: he's done. >> it's a result, a city wide, nationwide crime spree around automobile theft is now unfolding. >> that's your fault, you didn't lock your door. they voted for him. rachel: you did lock your car. it's the car maker didn't make the locks good enough. >> the criminal can't go to jail. remember that? this will make will happy, college football is back, usc's quarterback throwing four touchdowns in the trojans' win over san jose state last night. >> hero play, four, six. >> usc still playing in the pac 10, soon to be the big 10. and fighting eye require fans line -- irish fans lining the streets of dublin as notre dame took on navy in ireland, with a commanding win over navy.

mayor brandon johnson says the city is suing kia and hyundai, alleging that a steep rise in crime is both companies failing include vital antitheft technology in several of their models sold between 2011 and 2022 that lawsuit comes as thefts of kia and hyundai cars make up about half of all chicago car thefts so far this year. officials say social media videos have exposed the defect. critics, however, say crime has been on the rise in chicago no matter the type of car. san francisco mayor london breed says she is working on changing laws and reforming taxes to try and bring more businesses back to the area. many firms have left downtown because of crime. san francisco's flagship nordstrom store officially closed down sunday after 35 years. the company blaming the pandemic and ongoing crime issues there. whole foods closed its main store after less than a year saying it was too dangerous for customers and workers. ♪ >> bret: house republicans are pushing new legislation aimed at giving consumers more transparency when companies use artificial intelligence. ai. senior congressional co

but when brandon johnson was asked about this ongoing problem, he criticized those who would describe the teen's behavior as mob action. >> it is important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriate way. this is not to obfuscate what is actually taking place, we just have to be very careful when we use language to describe certain behaviors. there is history in the city. to refer to children as they beat al capone's is not appropriate. >> >> he insists that his administration has a way to address these gatherings and he argues that plane is working. gillian? >> gillian: thank you so much dana? >> dana: a new paul is revealing a majority of americans think that the biden administration is unethical. >> plus attorneys are offering an alibi for the alleged idaho killer brian and where they say he was exactly when the murders took place. >> and pentagon in lambeau, still on hold as congress leaves washington into summer vacation with more top brass which i looming, pentagon spokesperson with reaction. still climbing. even car and truck loans can be 15%. but newday's rates are a fra

chicago's new mayor brandon johnson yet to lay out his plan to tackle crime.as we remember to fix the epidemic, remember violence during an operation and they? let's remind ourselves. >> we want our story to be traumatized by violence and despair. and our residents have no other choice but to leave. that would not be our story. not on my watch! >> julie: no other choice but to leave here that is exactly what is happening in new york city. you see what the mayor is doing there and now chicago no other chance to leave. why would a taxpayer want to live in the cities when elected officials that obviously don't care if you get killed? >> it is remarkable. look my would consider myself insane if i stayed in a place and did not try to fight back. that is the problem when you don't see anyone pushing back in a meaningful way. we are not seeing a rise of folks living in the neighborhoods under siege. we don't have a plan coming from the mayor because the plan has to involve the police. the only police who support or the work police telling us can't say mob when talkin

and brandon johnson was peddling the argument the police are racist it's also maybe attractive that, oh, more service is are the solution. i'm skeptical of that maybe that appealed to people but it is it i would say that the conservative safe harbor argument which i may be of perpetuating myself which to to to starkly say well the polls do show you know if you do quinnipiac polls routinely show if you ask blacks do you want more broken quality of life enforcement. they say yes at higher rates than whites. and yet they will vote for the anti-cop, whether it's interracial component in that he was a black i think that's the elephant. that's true too. these are all very difficult things and it's hard for white people to talk about it. there are some great black leaders out there and i hope that they get more attention and get more followers because the race hustle is is seductive. it's a narcotic. it has been working, but it's got to stop now. and frankly, i'm to racialize this again. excuse me for violating racial etiquette. i know these are extremely raw matters, but i i'm fed up. i've

. >> john: and brandon johnson says be careful to call it a mob, they are just kids, not al capone. > a bunch of people robbing the store blind, that's for sure. grady, great to see you in d.c. >> jacqui: john, millions of american kids are bracing for a challenging start to the new year. adhd medication is running low for nearly a year now and those shortages are getting worse as three more prescription brands were hit by supply crunches last month. dr. marc siegel, professor of nyu langone medical center and fox news contributor. my biggest question, what is causing this shortage? i know it was initially announced last year, you would think that something would have happened between then and now to remedy this and seems to be getting worse. what's the cause? >> absolutely, jacqui. good afternoon. first of all, the companies most involved are not hitting target, they are not coming up with as much as they say they will. and the increase of demand is up about 50% over the past decade. we are seeing more and more and more of this. and you might think well, it's overdiagnosed, attention

shows the the lack of respect for the men and women of the chicago police departmentful now, brandon johnson saying he doesn't like this idea. it was implemented by his predecessor, lori lightfoot, but he's up against the wall. otherwise if he didn't put them here, perhaps there'd be people on the street. it's very costly are, as you might imagine, to be a sanctuary city. sanctuary is not free. the state has already spent in chicago $190 million, the city $110 million, and the feds have kicked in about $15 million, and the city says it needs more federal money. the city just announced that it is going to buy bailing formerlg formerly used by the the u.s. marines, the north park marines barracks, they're going to pend about a million and a half dollars to create a helder that would house about 500 -- a shelter that would house about 500 people. it's not just chicago, as you know. the sanctuary cities of l.a., denver, chicago, philadelphia and new york city, 31,000 migrants shipped to those cities by government of texas from the board or. as i said, sanctuary's not cheap. certainly sympathetic

. >>> coming up, the major of chicago, brandon johnson, he doesn't seem to mind the new trend that wouldere teens loot, damage property and create chaos on the streets. watch this. >> we're not talking about mob actions. i didn't say that. this is not to obfuscate what is actually taking place. to refer to children as a baby al capones is not appropriate. stuart: we have to ask, is chicago out of control? is it past the tipping point like other big cities? we'll have a report are. >>> there's a potential new cancer pill showing promise. researchers say it could aannihilate all solid tumors, end quote. you know, that seems too good to be true, doesn't it? dr. marty makary will tell us what we need to know. >>> two navy sailors charged with spying for china. the full story and a full report after this. ♪ ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a

. >> trace: but it's the finger pointing, the constant finger pointing, the mayor brandon johnson suingyundai and kia saying their cars are too easy to break into and drive away. and raymond lopez said the following here. watch. >> we don't have a crime problem, we have a kia problem in the city of chicago according to mayor johnson. >> trace: i mean, it's not the cars, right? i mean, it's not the people, it's the cars, it's the guns, it's the no locks on the frozen pizzas in the store. it gets to be a little monotonous jason. >> exactly. look you have criminals taking advantage of a vulnerability with these two cars. that's exactly what's going on. because you and i, we understand what the vulnerability is. we can go on tik tok and look up the videos but guess what you and i are not breaking into cars and stealing them. why? because we have a respect for the rule of law that these individuals clearly do not. >> trace: yeah. i wanted lastly to put this up because this is nordstrom pulling out of san francisco. jamie nordstrom said the following. the dynamics of the downtown san francisc

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