you can expect newly elected mayor brandon johnson and the governor to be taking heat as well. how bad is crime in chicago? well, so far this year major crime is up 29%. there have been more than 21,000 carjackings and more than 7,000 robberies. an average of 27 a day. we want to warn you, this surveillance video of one of the latest robberies is hard to watch. yesterday afternoon in the city's popular bucktown neighborhood a 33-year-old man walks down an alley when two guys come running up from behind. sucker punch him and rob him while he is lying on the ground. during opening statements this morning republicans mentioned a long-time chicago resident and community leader, 86-year-old charles robison senior shot and killed saturday morning by a group of young people when he walked outside his house to get something from his car which they then stole. today's hearing is not bipartisan. not a single democrat member of the judiciary committee is participating. democrats are calling it a political stunt to distract from the potential government shutdown and paint chicago in a bad

. >>> joining mu know is chicago mayor brandon johnson. mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. i want to go to a new report released on tuesday by the center for the study of hate and extremism at california state university in san bernardino. they had the most record-breaking jumps in hate crimes in 2022 for the second straight year. for the second straight year also chicago had the most significant rise in hate crimes. overall, an 84% increase. you were elected mayor of chicago this year and this data is from the previous two years. i want to be sure to also mention that as summer has come to an end, new data shows that chicago murder rates are down by 21% from 2021. however, i want you -- i want to get your reaction to this hate crime data that preceded you by just a few months, and how concerned are you that chicago is also leading in american cities in dealing with hate crimes as you seem to effectively be dealing with crime. >> thank you, reverend sharpton, for your leadership, and, again, having the audacity to lead with so much boldness. we do appreciate that here in ch

there needs to be light on that because people like brandon johnson, violent crime has increased aboutls know they are not going to be held accountable when it comes to the brandon johnson administration, when it comes the kim foxx administration. j.b. pritzker, the governor of illinois who signed into law the safety act which provides no safety for the people who live here, sean. i am upset. i am pissed the hell off. what i've seen in the city of chicago. thank god for jim jordan who brought his here. thank god for chairman bigs who brought the committee here. thank god for these individuals shining light on what's going on in the city of chicago because we are in desperate need for federal help. these are the only individuals who are willing to answer that call. >> sean: as much as it broke my heart watching you today, it was so powerful what you did as a friend i'm just proud of you. i have been telling you. since 2009 i have been scrolling names on the show, all people shot, shot and killed in chi chicago. names that no one is going to recognize. these names aren't recognized becau

one, chose a brandon johnson does not want to address the shoplifting issue which is why the issues byct the quality of service of these grocery stores. product efficiency personified, kyle cost request to give a hit to florida governor desantis was in texas this week to unveil an energy plan but will politicians of topper deck is about energy independence, desantis want something else which is energy dominance. runs from nuclear power to drilling on federal lands, to fracking. it is true that is what you get from any republican administration but here's to governor desantis for joining the pile on president biden progress would he roll back of the mandates in the inflation reduction act? chrissy actually would be said people should be able to drive the cars they want to drive. >> sounds good for me that's it for this week show thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. we hope to see you next week. ♪'s before the crisis at our southern

and you have people like eric adams and brandon johnson saying, listen, we can't afford this, because these immigrants are coming in. and so i think that, you know, people outside of texas are starting to understand how big of a problem this is, and they are starting to get really irritated with the increase in crime and just general lawlessness that happens with a completely broken border. laura: i'm just going to jump in there, john, because i think you had a good point of until we started blaming immigrants for increasing crime. but before that, i think you had a good point that i like to put to niambi, which is that the cities of chicago, of new york, these places that are far from the border are actually having to confront a large number of migrants coming into the city, seeking shelter, seeking ways to survive with employment, and they are struggling. and these leaders of these cities are turning to joe biden and saying, look, what are you going to do about it? prof. carter: absolutely. and i will say this, i think it is important that we don't conflate the asylum process with o

the children have eroded prescription retail, food deserts and we have mayors, like brandon johnson chastisingorter for likening them to crime. they are i believe cs, why not prosecute them as such. >> kayleigh: they are brazen criminals. you had a crazy person cackling in the background as police were trying to stop this. you played the footage on your show, harris. one woman seemed to be taking great joy in what was happening and said over and over again, everyone has got to eat. okay. these criminals were looting apple, they were looting lululemon, they were looting liquor stores and nike. what were they eating? iphone 15's? yoga pants? jordans? aoc says people choose whether to shoplift bread or go hungry. we have people making excuses for criminals and all you are doing in the state of philadelphia is making your city san francisco, where retail stores are leaving, gen-zers are leaving. >> emily: that is fallacy, described as poverty-led crime. this has nothing to do with poverty, this has to do with woke-led policies that result in these teenagers being able to run amuck and film it all

larry krasner and people like brandon johnson, the new mirror in chicago following lori lightfoot, theset kids and chastising reporters for likening these kids to criminals. as long as we prosecute them. maybe krasner got the word. there is an attempt to impeach him, and attempt to recall him. this idea that everybody's got to eat is such nonsense. the latest thing and i have one more thing to say, cvs stores, 10% are closing stores. these cvs stores provide one-third of the prescriptions in america. the problem with that is when people can't get their meds, you can't get it through amazon, you can't call amazon and have them deliver your meds, what do we do? then we are in a real third world country kind of situation. these young people thinking they can get away with it, thinking they can steal. this is the best thing we can get out there and let them know there will be consequent this. >> martha: we see the handcuffs put on people, this is unusual, we don't see it and a lot of this video. we hear that this meatball person was a ton of followers was watching this. we don't know if it's

loser brandon johnson. car theft is skyrocketing there, and what does he do? make it a great weekend. >> thank you, bret. >> thank you. >> bret: you know what that sound means, "notable quotables." >> that car is flying. >> you run away from the water, and then you hide from the wind. [rain and wind] >> this is great. expressing her point of view. >> shame on you, ma'am. >> shame, shame, shame. >> [bleep] [bleep] [shouting] >> don't sit in the bleachers and be a detached spectator on this full contact sport. >> one fan is out of control. >> i have said a couple people walking down. >> a tough match. i'm lucky i'm a good sleeper. >> the book is suggesting the president tells aides is he tired and that's why so few public events before 10:00 a.m. >> that's a ridiculous assumption to make. >> he was his old self- >> the senate oldest nursing home in the country. >> will the real slim shady please stand up. >> this guy is on to something. say something oh my god. a i attribute it to his youth. >> does president biden want to limit americans to two beers a week? >>

. >> lawrence: i'm sure brandon johnson, new mayor, would say be nice.our fault for having a nice car. don't demonize them. >> ainsley: your car is carjackable. >> lawrence: if it was a tesla, it would have shut down. >> ainsley: they blame you for owning a nice car. >> brian: too carjackable. >> steve: 8:19 and carley joins us with disturbing news from across the river. >> carley: fox news alert, new york police officer hurt overnight after a protest turned violent outside a migrant shelter in staten island. protesters attempted to block a bus. one of the suspects is accused of assaulting an officer who hurt their knee trying to make an arrest. a mexican railway operator announced it is suspending operation in northern part of the country. they say the move is necessary after several migrants died or were injured while trying to catch a ride to the southern border. in california, sacramento county da suing for not enforcing the law as homeless camps clog the sidewalks. >> the city had not issued single citation on sidewalk obstruction, unlawful camping

now in fairness to the mayor, brandon johnson says he doesn't like this practice either.feels as of this on a whole lot of options. other than putting out on the street. the former mayor is the one who started this. mayor johnson that he liked to stop it but it's very costly to care for migrants. the state has spent almost 200 million on it. another million plus the feds also kicking in. the city now trying to buy a former marine barracks in the city. i think it's about a million and half dollars it would cost them to set up a shelter for about 500 migrants. and of course chicago is not alone on this. l.a., in denver, philadelphia, new york city all sanctuary cities. they are facing similar problems of course sanctuary is not cheap. again it difficult not to be sympathetic to people whose plight is on display but at the same time puts a strain on the cities as well. back to you. >> crowded sidewalk there in chicago. jeff flock thank you very much. 's before going to go to florida governor desantis speaking as a state recovers from hurricane idalia right now here's the gov

it should be a policy of catch and deport, ask area adams of new york city oring which mayor brandon johnson in new york border catastrophe now a city ca catastrophe. >> and eric adams is wants more money, that is not the solution, the solution is close the border. and restore policies during the st trump administration that limited illegal immigration to a trickle. the bidens are out of sight, mayorkas of dhs, out of sight, latest. the work permits proposed by the biden administration, last count, over 470 thousand venezuelans alone have been given work permits, sometimes they seem to be called temporary protected status, but i.c.e., has been turning into baby sitters, not law enforcement. there is no telling how many tens of thousands of illegals are coming over this southern border from the world. not just latin america. but russian speaking migrants from, west africa and asia and terrorists as well. these migrants are bankrupting towns and cities as well. representative mark green chair of house homeland security committee has chronicled the taxpayer cost from the illegals, opioid epidem

juan: and how do you feel the newly elected mayor of chicago brandon johnson is handling the crisis?learly, some communities there is resistance. local communities. to the establishment of shelters or temporary housing in particular neighborhoods of the city. >> i think the mayor of chicago, mayor johnson, is living up to chicago's commitment to continue to be a welcoming city and to welcome everyone who comes there. resources that are necessary to successfully provide food and shelter for people have created a strain on the city's finances in part because the federal government is not providing sufficient funding for those purposes. the state of illinois has stepped up along with the city and is helping to care for these migrants. obviously, the federal government needs to put up more and the city needs to look at all of the options to make the integration and the welcoming of all these immigrants as humane as possible. we continue to look for those types of resources and solutions. my hope is we will do the right thing by treating people. but obviously, the surge and the blessing b

ask mayor adams of new york city and chicago mayor brandon johnson, here in new york the border catastrophes now a city catastrophe. it has democrat eric adams criticizing democrat joe biden but adams wants more money. that's not really the solution. the solution is to close the border and restore policies during the trump administration that limited illegal immigration to a trickle. since the expiration of title 42, the illegal immigrant tide has worsened enormously. the bidens are out of sight. mayorkas of dhs, out of sight. now the latest, these work permits proposed by the biden administration, wow, at last count, over 470,000 venezuela ance alone given work permits. sometimes they seem to be called temporary protected status. by i.c.e., immigrations and customs law enforcement agency has been turned into babysitters, not law enforcement and there is no telling how telling how many tens of thousands of illegals are coming from the southern border from around the world. not just last tin america, russian speaking migrants, people from west africa, asia, even some terrorists. these migran

there is strong local opposition to mayor brandon johnson.california, gavin newsom runs a sanctuary state, but he doesn't want to admit migrants from texas. there are 11 sanctuary statements, almost all of them run by democratses. when migrantses a arrive, locals question the impact on schools, medical care, law enforcement and, of course, the cost and who pays. democrats are asking who got america into this mess. the answer is not those republicans in texas, they're dealing with millions on their own border and moving the migrants to states they say they want. they say -- they're moving them to states that say we want migrants. yeah, they want migrants until they don't, and they want biden until they don't. next year we all get to vote. migrants are fast becoming a very big issue, and it does not favor the democrats. third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: brian brenberg is with me again, and he says he's going to stay for the entire hour, what a guy. >> we'll see about that. [laughter] stuart: could the border crisis be the deciding

mayor brandon johnson crime is up almost 30% since he has taken office.now what's interesting, harris, tomorrow i will be testifying before congress at a hearing in downtown chicago and i am all set and ready to go. i get a call on friday saying the democrats have pulled out. especially since my name was published. >> harris: they won't be at the hearing? >> they will not be there. you would think that they would want to be there. they have been screaming black lives matter. in the city of chicago just this past year 80% of the people murdered were black. so how dare you not show up for the people you claim to care about? is it only the black votes you care about? they should be ashamed of themselves. i tell you jerry nadler is the ranking member on judiciary. i tried to speak to him last year. it's on foxnews.com. i said i want to have a conversation with you about violent crime. what are your solutions? i talk to democrats and republicans. democrats didn't want to speak to me. it is really discouraging, i think, for african-americans who support the dem

. >> gillian: this including chicago where mayor brandon johnson is facing criticism now after signing. it's going to be used to build tent cities for migrants. currently many people are sleeping on the floors in police stations as well as o'hare airport. the camps will reportedly hold anywhere between 500 to 1,000 migrants each, but what is not known is where exactly these tents are going to be winterized tents are going to be built. >> john: john curran, republican in the illinois state senate minority leader. john, it's great to talk to you. appreciate you coming on. this $29 million contract that the city of chicago has got with the contractor to build these tent cities, these winterized tent cities, what do you know about it? >> you know, the public knows very little. there's been no transparency with this plan. there are significant public safety concerns around this, not only just for the migrants, but for the public in and around chicago as well. there's been a real lack of just any coherent plan put out there and discussed before the mayor went ahead and, you know, entered int

chicago mayor brandon johnson facing opposition from local leaders after asking them to find space ingrants in tents. local tv station there says some aldermen are now pushing back saying they just don't have room. david moore of the 17th ward says chicago needs help -- needs to help its own people, first. on this day, after the 9/11 anniversary, the # 2nd anniversary, congressional lawmakers held a field hearing in new york to talk about security threats and emergency preparedness. correspondent bryan llenas shows us what happened. >> there is no control access at the border. we don't know who is coming through that border. >> new york nassau police commissioner warns the border crisis is making it harder to protect americans from the next terrorist attack. >> i have to vet the normal domestic terrorist people that are evolving in this country. i have to take everything around the world coming through the border with though vetting process. >> migrant process becoming a focal point how the terrible threat has evolved since 9/11. the hearing was held at the 9/11 museum in new york, a

number of leaders demanding the government do more, including in chicago where democrat mayor brandon johnsonwork authorizations as thousands of migrants fill shelters, sleeping at o'hare airport and inside police precincts. new york city schools opened this week, set to welcome thousands of newly arrived children from across the globe, not without controversy. >> i don't know what's going on in my son's school because it's something that's not they will not share with you. >> education department says students in temporary housing an estimated 19,000, many from migrant families do not need to show proof of vaccination against diseases to start classes. but have 30 days to get inoculated. frustrating some city leaders. >> you are going to impose a standard on ordinary citizens that that same standard should be imposed on individuals who come from 120 different countries. massachusetts national guard members helping enroll children in massachusetts schools. bret? >> bret: molly line, boston, thanks. oil prices surge to highest since november. extended voluntary supply cuts to the end of the ye

he is said that he wasn't going to, for example, the chicago mayor, brandon johnson, said i'm not goingting. well, you know, what do you think that does? elizabeth: then if that's the way he thinks, he shouldn't be in office. he should not be in office. >> of course not. elizabeth: got it, steve. >> the people hurt the are the minorities and lowest income people the democrats say they want to help. elizabeth: steve moore, you're terrific. come back soon. >> okay, liz. take care. elizabeth: okay, democrats in d.c. scrambling. we've got top strategist james carville, he's slamming the, quote, coastal elites and the arrogance, the out of touch arrogance of the democrat party. again, this is not your grand parents' democrat party. also a major fight breaking out in d.c. over the new push to house illegal immigrants in u.s. national parks. more on the big pushback from even democrats against this new plan. that's next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with

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mayor adams, and new york governor kathy hochul, as well as illinois governor and chicago mayor brandon johnsonir own. we reached out to the white house for comment, and they provided a list of actions it's taken, including -- the state and city of new york with more than 100 $40 million in federal funding this year, as well as the state of illinois and the city of chicago, with more than $45 million. joining me now is the mayor of new york city, eric adams. mayor adams, thank you for coming back to the sunday show. yesterday, you warned agency heads they must slash their budgets by 15% next spring to come safe for the increasing costs of the migrant crisis. is this a way to put pressure on new york state and the federal government? what was your thought process in making this decision? >> no, not at all. first of all, i'm glad you played that clip at the top of this conversation, because there's a clear distortion of that my comments were anti-immigrant, anti-, the trump republicans are trying to use it as such, which is not true. and even the far-left is trying to use it as anti-immigrant. we

residents push back against brandon johnson. >> mayor johnson campaigned as the people's mayor.ly, the people are telling me that he is the migrant's mayor. >> lawrence jones on this from cross-country. get the numbers again. 13,500 migrants have arrived in chicago since august 2022. sanctuary city. >> this is my favorite crisis. it is one of the few crises that democrats create a big idea and they say give us the keys and we'll help you. and then when it is at their doorstep and they have to deal with the reality of it. me in my state of texas has been dealing with this for years and we manage our money very well. we have dedicated $4 billion to the cause. we've done it with no help from the federal government. now you have these sanctuary cities that are faced to deal with a problem that they created. if you talk with the folks, i've been at the border many times and ask them why they decided to come to america illegally they said the president said they can come. democrats said they would take care of them. you have all these folks going to these cities expecting that they wi

who helped to make america what it is and for america to ignore problems for america for the brandon johnsonhis homeless problem in chicago and use taxpayers money to house illegal immigrants they are wrong. they are sellouts they do not care about the citizens of chicago and i want to say to black politicians, you are failing your people. we put you in there to represent us. but it is a responsibility of these politicians who take care of chicagoans first not illegal immigrants sending them back home. rachel: wow. ms. lewis, you are certainly a woman who knows how to speak her mind we encourage new york times to interview you as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. rachel: god bless. coming up music legend jimmy buffett cause of death revealed passing away from a skin cancer battle that he was diagnosed with four years ago. we're going speak to a dermatologist on how his cancer progressed, next. carry the samsung bespoke french door refrigerator. and the full line of bespoke appliances. including the samsung bespoke washer. because here, saving is always in style. s

there right now, and that is that quietly the city of chicago, through new progressive mayor, brandon johnson, he has just reportedly signed a $30 million contract with a security firm for "winterized base camps for migrants" in chicago, essentially tent cities, the cost of $29 million for taxpayers, the press secretary is telling chicago sun times the contract mentions no specific sites for the camps and none have been chosen yet. the issue is dividing chicago, we are told, especially the black community with protests that are breaking out as migrants have moved into abandoned school buildings and some neighborhoods there. l this is a huge story. the firm they hired is guarder world, they say it's going to include six locations, john. i mean, you think about it -- just looking through, they are saying it's going to be zoned to hold between 200 to 1400 asylum seekers. include bedding, laundry, showers, three meals a day and security. and you think about the problems that city has aside from this, crime spiking, you know, carjackings, john, the economy struggling because so many have left the

i think rather than playing this blame game, as eric aadams, brandon johnson, this, that, what are youthe crisis? budget cuts need to be made in order to afford where we are. >> amen to that. >> by the way, rev, you, as always, just hit the nail on the head here. progressive for whom? the people who suffer here are not the people on the upper east side. it's not the people in park slope. the people who suffer with these budget cuts are the truly disadvantaged in new york city. the people that are suffering the most. it's just like a couple years ago when there was the whole defund the police thing. you had seem in manhattan and park slope, you know, brooklyn heights, you know, having their little protests, sipping their soy lattes, as you say, talking about defunding the police. you weren't hearing that from places that were in the high crime areas. what did representatives of those areas say? we need more cops in our schools. we need more cops on the street protecting our children so when they walk from our place to school, they're not going to get, like, attacked ten times by people

he looks good there. 5 brandon aiyuk 7 plays 54 i was still waiting to cross all right later in the game, kenny pickett. picked off by mooney ward johnson, samantha, were told me he was going to snap the football all season. >> he get his first pick of the season. get this. the steelers didn't pick up their first first down the game into one 16 left in the second heck of a play. all right. 2nd quarter niners up by 10. check out this ball from purdy back shoulder. iu. well, 8 catches 129 yards to tie for be later in the second floor from the niners defense drake. jackson had 3 sacks on this day. last year. he had 3 sacks in 17 games so that will be a pleasant surprise that they can get that for. dustin from drake is 20 to 7 at the half. 3rd quarter. this is a guy who really took the niners to the next level last season. christian mccaffrey bouncing off of tacklers spin, move 65 yards to pay cmc had 152 rushing yards and a touchdown. 27 7 things. alright, 4th quarter niners is having fun. kenny pickett. was told you want to be good this year, fred warner, the flex it talanoa hufanga snatches it out and we're going down the way. this was r