you even have brandon johnson, the far left mayor, go to the white house last week. he got nothing. might be able to get a little more money for the border patrol but there is no policy change is coming, so you have to wonder what are the world would get president biden to change course on the border. i am actually dumbfounded by ed. >> jesse: jeanine, they are going to have the dnc, i believe, in chicago. >> jeanine: oh, they ought to be a real hoot. >> jesse: like they did in san francisco? >> jeanine: i am sure they are going to have to do it. i always thought, especially with the democrats, something called direct democracy. where the democrats feel like they have a say and that the people who represent them represent them for their best interests. and when you see a new mayor like brandon johnson, what is he, a year now, he is basically shutting down the opportunity of chicago residents, american citizens, to have a say because they are losing. they are on the losing end of this. where the illegals get, what, $40 million a month for health care, housing, meals, head start, and

and when you see a new mayor like brandon johnson, what is he in a year now?cago residents, american citizens, to have a say because they are losing, on the losing end when the illegals imfor healthcare housing meals start and all that stuff and they end up losing some of the ability to have their kids go to work, parks or whatever it may be-that the illegals can come in and they won't them vote on the whole thing. it is really amazing. my understanding dana maybe i'm wrong i thought they wanted five billion and i thought they came out with 1.4 billion. but even that, i mean, they should be -- the people should be given the choice. that's what democracy is. >> jesse: yeah, we were hearing about democracy for years, greg, from the democrats. now, no one's allowed to voted. >> it's weird i was soliciting to the city council and all i heard was. they replaced lori lightfoot with a scare yes sequel, like aliens and the second aliens. the policies tell you you're racist if you speak out against the city against their illegal immigration. this is once again a sedati

then you have in chicago mayor brandon johnson is suing automakers for being too easy to steal. it is the war's fault? not the criminal? >> harris: wait a minute. >> carley: so many carjacks taking place, only a matter of time for a carjacker to mess with the wrong vehicle and they did with secret service and the likely get caught because it was secret service suv. did you know no one has been arresting for murdering the 31-year-old afghan interpreter murdered while driving a lyft. he fought against terrorism since he was 10 years old and served our military and died hoping for the american dream, murdered in the washington, d.c. >> survived taliban and couldn't survive washington, d.c. >> kayleigh: he had a wife and baby. no one is safe from this. look at the headlines. secret service cars. these are flashbacks, congresswoman in philadelphia. carjacked in western suburbs and cuellar hijacked near has resi residence. >> there is not a good part of town or a bad part of town. this happened in rj jotown, no place is exempt or no more than immune. you can be victim of serious crime

mayor brandon johnson, you just have to listen to your people. you can change rules for that.hing we want, we aspire to, he said that in the clip we showed. i want to get us there the goals are too aggressive we can't move that quickly. hopefully this will engender more good will toward evs if we take a break on this continue with your gas cars et cetera. there's also this problem for the fords of the world and gms people are buying teslas if they're buying electric vehicles. they haven't been able to get people en masse to buy these other versions and tesla has a different kind of sheen to it and people feel like the price can be justified also driven by wealthier people that are doing it. if you're asking middle class people to do it it's not resonating the same way. biden's green agenda, though, had a really big successes. he was at this wind plant, cs wind the world's largest wind tower manufacturer, just broke down on a $200 million expansion direct result of the inflation reduction act 850 new jobs that have come to this tiny town. 99% of the clean energy investments in

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mayor adams and brandon johnson are say thering is a big issue, we need funding, because democrat narrativeging there, they are not saying the border needs to be closed. mayor adams weren't to south america and said don't come to new york. it is like party over issue and they are struggle withing that. i do agree with you, the buck stops at the top with a federal government issue. >> emily: who paid for that trip? did i pay for that? would that put one more officer back on the street? >> kayleigh: great point. i am sure you did. this stops with the federal government, they are in control of securing the border. there is this line that stood out to me. international migrant crisis should not be the responsibility of a city, but here we are. you say you are a sanctuary city, you have this goal that is not grounded in reality. "new york times" listed things that will be cut, police officers issue the number will drop below 30,000. "new york post" says composting sites, that will affect the rat situation. school security guards, cutting summer school and universal pre-k program. kids come last.

mayor brandon johnson says the city is partnering with more than a dozen faith groups to take migrants off the street. >> we cannot abandon families and asylum seekers and let them go through chicago's winter alone. >> reporter: now the state is funding a massive military grade tent in the brighton park neighborhood to house migrants. despite fierce opposition from some residents and questions about whether the area, a former industrial site, is safe. alderwoman julia ramirez represents brighton park. >> when we're thinking about the most vulnerable whether it's the residents of brighton park or asylum seekers, they deserve to have a humane and dignified process to make sure they get shelter. >> and our thanks to whitney wilde for that report. >>> just moments ago we saw a red cross caravan arriving at the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt, believed to be carrying six hostages, israelis. can this scene be repeated? the very latest on negotiations happening right now to make it happen so the war does not resume in just a few hours. that's next. first time i connected with kim, she t

mayor brandon johnson says the city is partnering with more than a dozen faith groups to take migrants off the street. >> we cannot abandon families and asylum seekers and let them go through chicago's winter alone. >> reporter: now the state is funding a massive military grade tent in the brighton park neighborhood to house migrants, despite fierce opposition from some residents and questions about whether the area, a former industrial site, is safe. elder woman julia ramirez remits brighton park. >> when we're thinking about the most vulnerable, whether it's the residents or asylum seekers, they deserve to have a humane and dignified process to make sure they get shelter. >> reporter: work at that site has already begun, but the environmental assessment to determine whether or not it's safe for migrants to live there won't be available until friday. state and city officials insist no one will be allowed inside unless that site is determined to be safe. they're targeting mid-december to start opening doors there. meanwhile, in the short-term the city is offering warming buses like the

brandon johnson, mayor trying to block the vote.un city spends 40 million of taxpayer fund to house twend,000 migrants who arrived since last year. in texas, el paso fire department rescuing 19 year old who fell 50 feet down a mountain. she fell over the barrier of a picnic area. she was taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. god bless her. transportation secretary pete buttigieg making a trif to ukraine, visiting kyiv to announce appointment of infrastructure advisor for the country. his trip after house republicans move to slash his salary to $1 last night, whole different story entirely. those are headlines, janice, outside to you. >> janice: what is your name? >> bruce. >> doris. >> janice: what are you doing today? >> hop on and hop off and go -- >> janice: on a cruise? >> that is tomorrow, yes. >> janice: cruise tomorrow, caribbean. say hi to somebody? >> real quick. tom and mike, two mikes, rick, steve, who else? i don't know. >> janice: i'm sure they are happy you said hi. for the cruise tomorrow, cool in new

." ♪ ♪ chicago mayor brandon johnson spewing some breathtaking b.s.o is to blame for the failed state of the city, going on an excuse-palooza. lori lightfoot, i miss her. herbert hoover was running the country. the 31st president, dana. the one oh. >> greg: but before we dive into what brandon said, that future sites of the dnc. shocking video shows a woman getting robbed on a busy chicago street before the purpose victimized three other people. chicago is so overrun with migrants, they are stuffing illegal immigrants into churches. residents who live near the new camp are protesting. >> when you think about all the things that we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just cannot allow this to happen. >> no transfer and the mayor. it is very inhumane to do this. >> he is acting like a dictator. he needs to go. he must go. >> greg: typical right-wingers. let's go back to brandon. chicago's mayor wants to blame everyone but himself. >> what we have seen is this instituted by right wing extremism. everyone knows that the right wing in this countr

brandon johnson almost sounds proud. welcome and resettle asylum seekers here in chicago. and we are making progress. in partnership with the state, we have successfully helped over 10,000 new arrivals to resettle in the area and reunite with family and friends in various places. >> laura: meanwhile the migrants keep coming and coming and coming. until recently many were camped out in chicago police stations, but most of those have been removed and now many of those are living outside. now, right now, it's 20 degrees in chicago. but, the real feel is just -- 9. the entire situation courtesy of joe biden is a travesty. and at some point, thousands by the way in chicago are supposed to be relocated to an area that is yet to be constructed that is going to hold semipermits tent shelters. yeah. but local reports reveal there is confusion and significant opposition to this massive migrant project. and all of this and more explains why johnson has a 28% approval rating. and when they're not stealing tax dollars for the city services they get, some of the migrants are spending th

chicago, they expect to spend more than $300 million by the end of the year according to the mayor, brandon johnson, washiwashington, d.e total to reach 55.8 million by october of 2023. in denver they say every new arrival costs up to $2,000 per person. they spent over 24 million on migrant services. massachusetts' governor said the state was spending $45 million a month on migrants there. here in new york, something that we focus on often, mayor eric adams warned that the crisis could cost $12 billion through three fiscal years without federal action. since president biden took office, cvp encountered over 7 million migrants. like we said earlier, as i laid out, this problem us is getting -- not getting better. it's getting worse each year. maria. maria: madison, let's face it. we don't even know the true number because of the got aways. we have one and-a-half million got aways that we know of. had that we've seen get into the country undetected. >> and that's definitely a population that concerns a lot of people. there's so many services that you get when you successfully get across the country a

that coalition ironically includes the new york city mayor eric adams and the chicago mayor brandon johnson, both mayors of sanctuary cities. they're asking for $5 billion in federal funding to house thousands of asylum seekers. we ex pect to hear from the mayors making the rounds in washington. more as it happens. first this. that was the scene recently on the fight to flee gaza. egypt allowing the first evacuees through the rafah border crossing. at least five americans among them. sources telling fox news 400 americans have been cleared to follow suit. whether that happens today or not is something we await. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. team is back together. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it is astounding the mayors have to come begging the white house for help on a problem the white house is refusing to solve. we'll cover that but also get you to this. the increased fighting in gaza is putting pressure on the white house to get the americans out. we'll hear from a father whose daughter and grandchildren are waiting to evacuate today. >> bill: presi

. >> chicago mayor brandon johnson defending his handling of the migrant crisis as temperatures dropreezing in more than 1,000 migrants sleeping in tents on the streets and the floors of police stations. today, johnson moving forward with construction of a pop-up tent shelter he promised to have by winter. [chanting] >> despite fierce opposition, protests, and lawsuits from folks who live in that south side neighborhood. >> this mayor is acting like a dictator. he needs to go. he must go. there is no transparency from the mayor. >> when you think about all the things that we allow to slide, this is another thing that we just can't allow this to happen. >> asked about protests against migrant shelters across the sanctuary city, including many in predominantly black and heavily democrat neighborhoods, johnson is blaming republicans, antiblack racism, former mayor and fellow democrat lori lightfoot and right wing extremists. >> we are not going to break away from our value system because right wing extremism is sowing seeds of disorder in this city. >> with winter moving in, a group of

is, federal government, we need you to come do your job, we've got a problem, while guys like brandon johnson the incentive for illegal immigration, a sanctuary city. >> yeah. the hypocrisy drives me crazy too. i don't think they understood what they meant when they said they were sanctuary cities. that type of rhetoric has been part of this problem, encouraging people to come to our southern border along with joe biden's weak immigration policies or lack thereof and mayorkas failing to do his job. those are the real problems here. and most of your -- i don't know if your listeners know, they offered 1.4 billion, but these mayors from chicago, denver, houston and new york said, no, sir, that's not enough, we need $5 billion. but they don't want to fix the problem, they just want to soften the landing. they want to provide housing, food, they want to be able to provide the things for these people as opposed the actually securing our southern border. will: sheriff, one hinge that he is -- he's telling the truth, that he has a problem on his hands. i mean, it just happens to be the same problem

. >> a miss to democratic mayor brandon johnson of chicago and mike johnson of denver who visited theek asking for an impossible $5 billion in aid to help with their migrant crisis. mayor eric a.d. damtion adam went back to new york when fbi corruption squad investigated his chief fundraiser house in brooklyn let me simply say raising money for democratic mayors easier than beating 5 billion out of the white house for a migrant crisis which they do not admit exists. [laughter] >> all right dan thank you. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. when migraine strikes you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate mig

[shouting no] >> carley: mayor brandon johnson facing backlash after trying to block a vote on chicago than 25,000 migrants that have arrived since last year. overnight police involved in a high-speed chase as a motorcyclist speeds through a los angeles highway. officials say the motorcyclist was hitting speeds up to 100 miles per hour, endangering others on that highway. helicopter nfers the sky helped keep track of the suspect who police then arrested at a traffic light. and house republicans approving, slash the salary of transportation salary pete buttigieg $1. the move is an amendment to the 2024 transportation and housing and urban development spending bill ahead of the government funding deadline next week. the salary cut would need to get a majority approval from the house and be approved by the senate in order to pass. so it looks like he is probably going to be able to keep that salary. finally, i am very excited to announce i will be doing a live book signing tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern time for the brand new cooking with friends cookbook. i roped griff jenkins into this.

chicago is a complete mess, you have brandon johnson, the new mayor, somebody who advocated for defundingolice, 28% approval for six months. you can see immigration a huge issue, the economy, number one issue on top again, but crime is something that impacts everybody in this country, it seems, or at least they know somebody or perhaps they have been impacted and people are going to vote that way as a result of who will be tougher on crime, the democratic nominee in biden or trump or whoever wins that nomination. >> gillian: and tougher in particular, joe, on violent crime. one thing to be scared someone is going to break into your house or steal your car, it's another thing to fear for your own life. you have to leave it there. thanks for taking time with us and happy thanksgiving if we don't talk to you tomorrow. >> take care. >> john: back to the news we brought you earlier on the incident at the u.s.-canada border, fbi buffalo office released a statement confirming that there was a vehicle explosion at the rainbow bridge. they say they are coordinating with local, state and federal pa

many mayors, including chicago's mayor brandon johnson, are asking that cities and states be allocated $5 billion in an emergency to help with the influx of new arrivals. most importantly in their request is the flexibility to decide for themselves how to allocate the funds since different cities have different needs. chicago, for example, needs the ability to provide warm clothing to families arriving with little preparation for chicago's winter. as an immigrant myself to the greatest country the world has ever known, i ask even as we debate how to prevent future border crises, we have to remember we have to help people, particularly children, who have been allowed to enter the nation in search of a better future. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from ohio is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today because on october 7 hamas terrorists launch add brutal attack on innocence i

and speaker johnson is going to have to be open to that. >> brandon, what do you make of speaker johnson's plan here? there was much to do. i was waiting with baited breath to see what came out and i was little surprised by what was put forward by the speaker. what about you? >> i'm not terribly surprised. this is obviously a guy who was new to this narrative anything like this before. i want to give him a little grace to figure out how this goes. it is a confusing concept. it is not even complicated. the two stages. the question is, what do you actually trying to get out of this? i think the real answer, is republicans are very afraid of what we call an omnibus bill. where we have all the spending for the entire -- we do it all at once. he wants to avoid. that he thinks it if we set deadlines that are stagger that maybe we will do things in two tranches instead of one. i don't know that that is actually solving the problem. the problem is not our deadlines. our problem is we have a house that refuses to do anything in a bipartisan way. to funds the governments, you have to do things bipar

johnson is now leading. that i think on this israel package kayla mccarthy would've done something very similar. i think they both started at the same place. the question, as brandon said, what happens when have we can lose this fly? does mike johnson show a different posture? is he willing to hold up any longer? is he willing to shut down the government after november 17th? we will not actually know that. i do think he had a misstep. i think this will become more obvious as we go on. he likes to say that he offset the spending for israel because it had to be physically responsible. as jennifer said, that is aligned. that is not actually true. that is a big mistake by mike johnson. we do know by withholding funding for the irs that the deficit goes up this year. why didn't they pick something else? they could've picked something else and still said, we were fiscally responsible. we offset our spending. they are trying to play to where their voters. are republican voters are on certain priorities. he missed it on this. one i think, eventually, that will catch up with him. >> brandon, i want you to put on your former hat since you served under to how. speakers speak

brought out certainly can get excluded instead i want tget your take the anxiety that joe johnson in cause brandon sherman the period that we're talking about and of course also to speak to how grant of sherman f years after the civil war had such resct such a high opinion of john huston, when they were asked about confederate commanders certaiy a higher esteem for him an historians tend to have. but you can speak to that. yeah, yeah. theourse they held johnson in ch high esteem, baffling. i don't know how he how he earned that you know but we do know that grant is absolutely paranoid of joe johnson coming to to raise the siege to lift the siegto relieve vicksburg in this turns out we know from hindsight that there's nothing to worry about because johnson didn'he washed his of the whole situation he didn' want to come to mississippi to begin with and davis order in mississippi. and the first thing he does when he arrives is send a message says i'm too late. you know. so he watcs his hands of this thing entirely. but grant obviously doesn't know that. and he knows his reputation. the old army and i

. >> todd: house speaker mike johnson is coming this week to new york to battle for swing district republicans. congressman brandon williams is one of the swing-value republicans and he's here next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >> todd: bad news for democrats in new york state. new poll shows 75% of them say the state's migrant crisis is serious problem. >> carley: over 130,000 migrants have flocked to new york since last year. congressman, what a difference that makes. democrats are willing to admit this is a problem. 60% urban and 40% rural, what are people in your neck of the woods saying about this? >> very early, mayor adams tried to export his problem to upstate. my statement was don't nyc our cny. the progressive policies have ruined new york city in the words of beleaguered m

brandon boyle of california. he's the ranking member of the house committee. it's great to see you. thank you for making time for us tonight. it hasn't been that long since speaker johnsonnson has the most difficult job in america. that is attempting to be a house republican speaker over a republican conference that has no idea how to govern. both times that we have avoided a house shut down, it was democrats that put the majority of votes. back in late may, earl little june it was the democrats who put up the majority of the votes to raise the debt ceiling and avoid what would have been a catastrophic default the first in american history. so mike johnson is in trouble the same way kevin mccarthy is in trouble. the reality is too many house republicans are just not interesting in governing. that means whoever occupied the office of speaker when they have the majority will have a problem. >> yeah and to your point about the similarities between mccarthy and mike johnson. one of the common threatings is matt gaetz. matt gaetz says the move to oust mccarthy is perhaps going to repe itself with speaker johnson who may face quote a similar fate as his predecessor if me fail

shutdown, speaker mike johnson unveils an odd plan to keep the government open, and some of its fellow republicans and the white house are already saying no deal. congressman brandon boyle, ranking member of the house committee joins me live to discuss what is next. inside the war, son israeli forces push deeper into gaza as prime minister benjamin netanyahu again rejects calls for a cease-fire. i will discuss the latest in the israel-hamas war with congresswoman -- who joins me from israel, and national security spokesman emerald john kirby, who is here live in studio. and words of warning, donald trump reveals his plans for revenge if he returns to the, white house and we know he means what he says, because he has tried it before. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. >> congress has until friday night to pass funding legislation to keep the government open. despite his best efforts to avoid a government shutdown, the new house speaker appears to be barreling towards one. yesterday afternoon, house speaker mike johnson released a stopgap spending bill, and unusual to teared continuing resolution that would fund some government agencies until january 20

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shutdown, speaker mike johnson unveils an odd plan to keep the government open, and some of its fellow republicans and the white house are already saying no deal. congressman brandonnside the war, son israeli forces push deeper into gaza as prime minister benjamin netanyahu again rejects calls for a cease-fire. i will discuss the latest in the israel-hamas war with congresswoman -- who joins me from israel, and national security spokesman emerald john kirby, who is here live in studio. and words of warning, donald trump reveals his plans for revenge if he returns to the, white house and we know he means what he says, because he

i hereby appoint the honorable brandon williams to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. merciful god, look down on us from your holy temple. from your heavenly throne give he'd to our -- heed to our prayers. place on your scales of justice the confusion that is the israeli-palestinian conflict. release the captives from the crosshairs of their enemies. liberate the innocent victims of unspeakable and heinous crimallity. free those though find themselves hostages of hate. expose those whose prejudice fuels their death grip on whole peoples. unearth those who conceal themselves in the shadows. draw them out from their hiding places and hold them hostage to the judgment they deserve for their cruelty. lord, purge us all from the hate that motivates hostility wherever it is found. save us from the vitriol that poisons even the most noble efforts intended to disarm the violence that pervades our world and threatens our comm