>> brandon johnson is like the piano player on the titanic part of everyone's leaving the ship he is quickies on the wrong side of this for the people of chicago are letting him go here he is so advance on following this political narrative that open borders is okay that he is not hearing the people and the people of chicago are saying mayor, we want it fixed. he is that guy that hasn't gotten it yet. some will take a little bit longer. eventually have to figure it out. >> we had you on the same interesting part about that says we are not traded in gin this up people are against brandon johnson people were with them are not in his corner any longer. that is a big deal. my last question is planning these executive orders was a bunch of them i don't know how many on immigration but there's plenty bunch of these things coming down. you think we see on day one comic date to an ice goes out and that is that? >> the majority of the executive orders we are hearing about will be related to the border and immigration. i think you will see a lot of the executive orders hitting the desk on mond

joining us now is chicago mayor brandon johnson. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being here.there's a lot of demands on your time. >> oh, thank you for having me. and happy new year, rachel. >> thank you. you too. nbc news has reported that trump's border czar, whatever that job is, he now says that chicago will not be the first city targeted with these massive deportation raids. he says that's because of media coverage of the fact that it was going to happen. that said, he says that chicago should still be ready, that deportation raids will still happen in your city. how are you preparing for that? >> well, we are certainly ready to defend and protect working people in chicago, the city of chicago. we see it as, you know, the global capital of the world. it is the heart and soul of america. a black haitian immigrant fell in love with a potawatomi woman and established a city at the post in the banks of the river. and he and these individuals john baptiste, point du sable, and kitty, iowa, saw chicago as this place where immigrants and those seeking a better life could find t

viviana: el alcalde brandon johnson volviÓ a ratificar que chicago no colaborar con las autoridades des contempladas en nuestra ordenanza de ciudad santuario, dijo el alcalde. y como ocurriendo 1017, se espera una batalla legal entre el gobierno legal y estatal. >> lo que estÁ haciendo el gobierno federal, por elecciones en parÍs, queremos verte participen en estos programas de deportaciÓn masiva, cooperen con nosotros. no necesitamos participar, ya que hay un buen argumento constitucional que dice que no tienes la autoridad. viviana: sobre la amenaza del expresidente trump que podrÍa recortar fondos federales a ciudades y estados santuarios, esto respondiÓ el gobernador. >> [habla en inglÉs] viviana: a partir de hoy, la ciudad cuenta con una nueva herramienta para informar a la comunidad migrante sobre sus derechos con 400 avisos ideales distribuidos en autobuses y estaciones del transporte pÚblico en la ciudad. elian: gracias. surgen nuevas pruebas sobre el atentado en la cafeterÍa de este instituto en nashville. solomon henderson, el sospechoso, transmitiÓ en directo minutos antes d

stuart: mayor of chicago brandon johnson went after ice raids and deportations.his. >> we will continue to protect civil and human rights, and we welcome all individuals and families who want to work, live, and thrive here in our beloved city. the welcoming city ordnance is a law, and it is a law of the land here in chicago. to use this moment to popularize fear, it is something that's unconscionable and we fully reject the level of intimidation this administration is trying to uphold, what this administration is attempting to do. he is attempting to get us to surrender our humanity and we're not going to do that in chicago. stuart: how can he justify defending criminals against getting them out of the country. a lot of sanctuary city people are getting very nervous because the hows house oversight commite launched into investigation. is there a real good shot at ending the sanctuary movement? >> i hope so. let me just say this. these are destinations for the criminal cartels. that's what this is all behind, stu. this -- i get the american dream. but let's do tha

inmigrantes indocumentados en chicago tuvieron un respiro de alivio al enterarse de que el alcalde brandon johnsonus ventas han bajado por los rumores de redadas. >> tienen miedo. reportero: dice que se va a reunir con otros comerciantes para explorar soluciones, porque el temor estÁ alejando a la gente de los restaurantes de la calle 26. >> le estoy quitando horas a los trabajadores. reportero: el miedo se originÓ al anunciarse hace unos dÍas la intenciÓn de cambiar la ley santuario de chicago. un par de concejales latinos quieren que la policÍa llame a las autoridades migratorias cuando arresten a inmigrantes que cometieron crÍmenes de delitos sexuales, entre otros. >> muchos somos trabajadores y buenos ciudadanos, pero a veces quiere llevarse a los mejores. reportero: la policÍa de la ciudad ya emitiÓ un comunicado en donde asegura que no van a colaborar con agentes de ice. y que no se van a involucrar en el trabajo de otros jefes de gobierno. la iniciativa para enmendar la ley santuario serÁ puesta a votaciÓn el prÓximo miÉrcoles. fÉlix: papa francisco dirigiÓ la primera audiencia del aÑo sant

inmigrantes indocumentados en chicago tuve un respiro de alivio al enterarse de que el alcalde brandon johnson. >> no se puede negar. estoy quitÁndole horas a los trabajadores. reportero: el miedo se intensificÓ al anunciarse la intenciÓn de cambiar la ley de ciudad santuario de chicago. Éstos quieren que llamen a las autoridades migratorias cuando arresten a migrantes por crÍmenes relacionado con drogas, prostituciÓn, trÁfico de personas o delitos sexuales. >> muchos somos trabajadores y buenos ciudadanos, pero muchas veces quieren llevarse a los mejores y dejar a los peores, a los que dan problemas. reportero: se emitiÓ un comunicado de que no colaborarÁ con los agentes de ice y que no se involucrarÁ en el trabajo de otras agencia de gobierno. la ley de ciudad santuario serÁ puesta a votaciÓn el prÓximo miÉrcoles. presentador: un operativo entre agentes mexicanos y de estados unidos yo como resultado el hallazgo de un tÚnel fronterizo entre ciudad juÁrez y el paso, texas. el cual es usado para trÁfico de persona para el cruce ilegal de migrantes. las autoridades no reportaron ninguna detenci

from senator schumer to the chicago mayor, brandon johnson said this about the trump administration'sederal funds. listen. >> it is clear from this administration is that they do not have the full pulse was a breath of what people in america are calling for. it is no secret that this administration has great deal of disdain for working people. these appropriations have been mandated by the legislative branch. these are laws. and that you not, we as a country of laws and democracy, we prefer when we have leaders who actually are committed to upholding that law. >> sandra: to the chicago mayor, you say what? first of all, there was a mandate. it was on november 5th, and we swept the country that is because they were not okay with what the last administration it. so that mandate does not come from the legislative history. it comes from the american people who voted president trump and his america first agenda and that is what we're going to do and that is what we are doing exactly what americans voted for. and we're going to continue to do that. so again, left-wing narrative, we expect m

would hope that tom homan chooses to enforce federal obstruction charges against people like brandon johnsonct criminals in the city of chicago through our sanctuary city laws. we can be welcoming while also using our minds and using common sense and getting rid of those individuals who choose to engage in criminal activity once they're here in the city of chicago but that's not what brandon johnson wants to do. >> reporter: chicago has spent nearly $630 million on the migrant crisis, cheryl. cheryl: kelly, thank you for that live report. i know you're going to be covering this today on fox business. i want to bring in texas department of public safety lieutenant christopher olivarez. can you tell us about what similar preparations texas has been making. we saw governor abbott at the capitol yesterday and president trump made a very big deal about the fact that abbott and texas were going to be a key piece of the immigration crackdown going forward. >> absolutely, cheryl. good morning. great to be with you. the last four years, when governor abbott first launched operation lone star or borde

. >> is really outrageous what chicago mayor brandon johnson and chicago democrats are doing to residents they have been spending hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal aliens to basically deal with bidens border crisis pop in chicago. illegal alien crime and chaos out of control but chicago city council blocked a proposal that would've let local chicago police cooperate with ice to arrest and deport criminal illegal aliens let's talk to the chicago resident who is here with us now. chicago resident daniel carter walters joins us. it's good to see you, what is going on another outrage in chicago. >> we are outraged, we were down at the city council meeting, the fact that brandon johnson a majority of them shot down the ordinance to at least allow ice to come in and get the gang bangers, the drug dealers, the wants that commit sexual assault on children. the fact that they block that is treason against the american citizens and chicago citizens in itself. it is crazy. : tom homan said chicago will be ground zero for deportation on day one. tell us how bad criminal illegal alien crime i

the same people who elected brandon johnson, for example, in chicago by a large majority, the suburbsve that play-by-play same constituents represented by both the president and fairly left wing democrats. >> bret: annie? >> i think at large it would be very difficult to look at the election results and come away thinking that democrats the right message and policy on democrats that's. you did see the biden administration move in the very end of the administration towards the more centrist position. and i think that's -- you know, that's certainly a view that even within the white house people had been hoping the president would have gotten to that conclusion a lot sooner. and you might have had a different -- a different not necessarily a different result, but i think it maybe would have been closer. i think democrats really look at that election and immigration is one reason where they realize they need to do better. >> amen. >> bret: the pardon and commutations of the january 6th rejanuary 6thrioters has gottenf media attention. the president has been asked and answered every time.

aren't supposed to be there who they say are criminals out in the streets pair i don't know if brandon johnson is listening to the people in chicago win it comes to that but here in new york city at the mayor said he is working with ice and says he doesn't want people committing crimes in the city. >> martha: we will see how the people respond to comes election time to brendan johnson. as we can see on the left-hand side of your screen in washington we are waiting to hear from kristi noem the new department of homeland security chief. in the meantime let's go to our panel. -- all right she is being introduced so let's listen in than we will move to the panel. ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >>> good afternoon. it's good to see all of you go ahead and be seated. thank you so much for that wonderful welcome and thank you to deputy secretary huffman he is being fantastic let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> i had the chance to visit with him several times on the phone before i was actually sworn in and we had candid conversations and win i got here he handed

and brandon johnson, the mayor of chicago. and when you go in and you begin to round up and do mass deportations, the question is, what individuals are you rounding up that have not committed a crime? you know, those mixed status families, those individuals who are making our supply chains work, watching that play out, i think is going to be extremely interesting. >> so it is it is a fair question, and i will i will note this for our viewers. i actually years ago under the obama administration, i did a ride along in cook county, a sanctuary city in chicago with actually tom homan was there and others and and i got a firsthand look of how they do this, how they operate. right. and i mean, going out and arresting those who are here illegally with criminal records. it's not like you might. >> there's no objection. i'm sorry, scott, i don't mean to, but there's no objection to that. >> there's no objection to that. but what i'm saying is. >> but that's not that's and that and that is where the rubber meets the road if you just. bu

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to brandon johnson and jb pritzker, how do you sleep at night, they are committing crime against children and women. how do you sleep at night knowing we're in debt because of illegals. you are putting illegal immigrants committing crimes over american citizens. i can't believe they are doing this. >> laura: and joe, each illegal immigrant in the united states -- immigrants we welcome in to be part of national fabric and be part of society. joe, they cost on average $8000 per year in subsidy, healthcare, schooling, other vouchers they receive from various entities, the idea this does not cost anything, it costs hundreds of billions of dollars. >> we have receipts, migrant crisis cost 6.5 billion, with a b, out of pocket. if no other elected official in new york, i want to say thank you to tom homan and president trump. as a taxpayer, i don't know how long we can sustain this wave of illegal people living on our dime. we've seen reduction in numbers thanks to ump tr already. we are closing some migrant centers. how do we get back that money that could have gone to schools, hospitals, these

believe could interfere with the immig immigration crackdown, places like chicago, where mayor brandon johnsonom deportation. >> it is unconscionable this f fear. i have directed agencies and departments to stand hold and uphold local ordinance. >> carley: host of black excellence hour joins me now. you knew this fight was coming, what do you and other residents in chicago think about mayor johnson saying he will shield illegal immigrants from deportation plans? >> we hope president trump is serious about imprisoning those who want to stand in his way. we are in the middle of an invasion and everybody coming across that border came with an invoice for the chicago taxpayer. nobody else is shielded from crime, neither do they. go back where they belong so we can reallocate tax funds to citizens of the city. >> carley: president trump talked about fear. he said i find it unconscionable this administration would present this fear. there is fear of getting your life taken from you, like laken riley and nungaray. do you think victim fear is something mayor johnson has considered? >> he's invested hi

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brandon johnson in chicago. >> what this administration is attempting to do, he is attempting to get us to surender our humanity, we will not do that in chicago. >> laura: american citizens have no reason to fear unless they are involved in human or drug trafficking themselves and then they have something to fear. empathy always goes one way for open border fanatics to the poor illegals. to fanatics they are not illegal aliens or illegal immigrants, they are simply undocumented democrats. this from new york ag leticia james, shes my office is aware of increased presence of ice and i'm monitoring the situation to ensure our laws are respected and people's rights are not violated. think about this. whether people's rights are being violated? remember, she's talking about illegal aliens who have no right to be here. what about rights of this poor woman, 57 years of age, allegedly murdered by illegal alien from guatemala who was deported in 2018, only to cross the border again. on december 22nd, he walked up to the bench where she was sitting, pulled a lighter from his pocket and set her

to your point this is the mayor of your city brandon johnson defiant. listen. >> we are a welcoming city and we're a sanctuary city. we're a sanctuary and welcoming state. that has not changed. because of who won the election. and that's not going to change. any of the measures that the president is looking to execute against working people in the city of chicago, we will defend our city. it is just that simple. >> sandra: are there any chicago residents opposed to this administration coming in and taking out and sending back those who have criminal backgrounds or wanted for criminal acts or even worse have violent ties to gangs? >> i'm sure that they are not and i'm sure you will hear people say that there are people who are opposed to it. for the majority of the citizens in chicago we aren't opposed to it. let me tell you something. our mayor is intent on protecting people who come from other places. we need our mayor to be intent on protecting people born and raised here and have stake. not that those people don't have stakes in these communities. fo

i have another thing to sty brandon johnson and j.b.ritzker how do you guys sleep at night knowing there are rapists out here that committed these heinous crimes against the children and women? how do you guys sleep at night half a billion dollars in debt whether it comes to illegals. how do they sleep at night knowing you are putting illegal immigrants that are committing crimes over the american citizen i can't believe they are doing. this joe, each illegal immigrant in the united states, i got illegal alien. immigrants is the people we welcome in because they want to be part of the national fabric. they want to contribute to society they cost on average $8,000 a year in hub is i buy days, heck, schooling, all the other vouchers they receive from various entities, so the idea this is some -- this doesn't cost us anything, this costs us hundreds of billions of dollars. >> yeah. we have the receipts here in new york so far the migrant crisis has cost 6.5 billion with a b out of pocket if there is no other elected official in new york ma

>> to that point, madam secretary, we have these blue city mayors and i want you to hear from brandon johnsont whether they are going to comply. if you go to the trouble of subpoena to pick up a child sex offender, this is his response. >> this oversight committee of all the things that they want to have site over, they should look at the white house right now. that white house is being ran in one of the most raggedy forms of government that i have ever seen. >> laura: being ran -- okay. looks like some of these mayors aren't going to comply with any subpoenas. and president trump, i believe you said there will be repercussions. are you all going to follow through and what are those repercussions going to be? >> we are still going into their communities. >> laura: how about with the officials that interfere with federal law enforcement? >> they will. but the federal government has the authority to go in and to make their communities safer, especially these that are perpetuating dangerous. >> laura: what about these officials that get in your way? there will be repercussions for them personall

coming on, connor we talked about the boston mayor but i want to play some sound of your mayor brandon johnson saying the following, watch. >> he is attempting to get us to surrender our humanity. there is a real goal to stoke fear into the american people. >> trace: ice is trying to protect american citizens by removing the worst of the worst, people with criminal records who are criminals in this country illegally. >> our humanity, ice has come into chicago to arrest criminals to -- to arrest people who broke the law twice, first by coming into the country illegally and by committing crimes and things against people once they got here. the fact of the matter is, have a crisis, it is a crisis which is the reason that trump got elected and everybody seems to be missing the point that america came out, we all knew who trump was before we voted for him, we elected him, because we know that trump is going to do what he said he was going to do. the country, the people, the citizens are not happy with what is going on so these city mayors who were standing by, to protect these criminals, i have an

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. >> i was going to say the happiest person in america right now is brandon johnson because nobody rememberedn america. we had another press conference from the mayor in new orleans there is a pattern and a crisis of incompetence as mentioned and you were surrounded by people who ran for office were selected to run for office for what? if you weren't going into public service presumably you want to help solve problems. all these people want to do is say i don't know. and also if you are running for mayor in america in this year just say one of the things you must say is i will not go on a single foreign trip while i am your mirror. and it will help. >> greg: yes. >> ask eric adams. >> greg: yes. and if we are suspicious about dei you guys are bragging about it. look what we did. that is eight hour ahead. but you put it there. up next item corolla joins us don't go away. (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differen

raids, chicago's mayor brandon johnson says he will still work to resist trump. >> we will continue toct civil and human rights. what this administration is attempting to do, he's attempting to get us to surrender our humanity. stuart: is he really going to protect criminals, rapists and murderers? is he going to do that? what's going on? if we'll take the it on, for sure. >>> while the majority of house republicans gathered in florida for their policy conference, texas congressman chip roy called the whole ordeal unity without purpose. does that that mean the freedom caucus will go against the trump agenda? if kentucky congressman andy barr responds the that. he's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the flag replacement program got started by a good friend of mine, a navy vet, saw a flag at the office that needed to be replaced and said wouldn't this be great if this could be something that we did for anyone? comcast has always been a community driven company. this is one of those great examples of the way we're getting out there. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats

this mayor johnson in chicago, brandon johnson, has already spent half a billion dollars in chicago,he says you want to protect people. protect americans or illegals? >> shannon: there are the objects now the democrats have to contend with because chicago is one of the places where officials have said we want to go in the jails and get the bad guys and take them out of here, but we can't go into the jails so i don't know what the argument is there for protecting bad guys come i'm not sure what the argument is but it is a hard one for democrats to make soap tom homan and others are going out there and saying we are going after people convicted of all kinds of things like rape and assault and attempt to murder and that kind of stuff. you can't stand there is governor healy or anybody else to keep up his efforts. as you mentioned, this executive order says two things, we can come after you civilly or criminally. the president has ordered these agencies to look at cutting off federal funding to these places, as well. >> judge jeanine: all right, greg. shannon just mentioned, we can go in

officials in cities and states plagued by crime, including migrant crime, are siding with illegals brandon johnsonchicago. >> what this administration is attempting to do, he is attempting to get us to surrender our humanity for we're not going to do that in chicago. there's a real goal here to stoke fear into the american people. >> of course, that's a lie. american citizens have no reason to fear unless someone involved in human or drug trafficking themselves then they have something to fear. but the empathy always goes one way for these open borders fanatics. to the poor illegals. because to the fanatics, you know, they are not really illegal aliens. they are not even illegal immigrants. they are simply undocumented democrats. this from new york a.g. letitia james. she says my office is aware of the increased presence of ice across new york city. i'm monitoring the situation to ensure that our laws are being respected and people's rights are not being violated. think about this whether people's rights are being violated? now, remember, she is talking about illegal aliens who had no right to be

chicago mayor brandon johnson calling it a scare tactic. >> there's a real goal here to stoke fear intoople. >> dhs secretary kristi noem who joined ice raids in new york city slamming back at democratic leaders. >> that's exactly what these democrat leaders are saying. is we want to protect the cartels. we want to protect the gangs. >> and the dhs secretary also announcing a first on fox and "fox & friends" that today the trump administration ended the temporary protected status for all venezuelans, bret. >> bret: brooke, thank you. an israeli official says hamas will release three israelis and five thy nthai hostage tomorrow. two women and 80-year-old man. the release is part of a cease-fire between israel and hamas that has paused the war in gaza in exchange for freedom for oz dozens of hostages held in palestinian territory and hundreds of palestinian prisoners held by israel. up next, the panel on the robert f. kennedy jr. first, beyond our border. the leader of the former rebel group bashar hall assad is now the country's asharia appointed hing be authorized legislative council un

brandon johnson has already spent a half $1 billion in chicago, and he's got a campaign starting to knowrights. he said he wants to protect people. do you want to protect americans or illegals? >> well, and that's the question. there are the optics now that democrats have to contend with as well, because chicago is one of the places where some federal officials have said, we want to go in the jails and get the bad guys and take them out of here, but we can't go into the jail. so i don't know what the argument is there for protecting bad guys. i'm not sure what that argument is, but that's a hard one for democrats to make. so if tom homan and others are going out there saying, we're going after people convicted of all kinds of things like rape and assault and attempted murder and that kind of stuff, you can't stand there as a governor healy or anyone else to say, like, we're going to keep up these efforts. and as you mentioned, this executive order says two things. we can either come after you civilly or criminally if you impede this federal operation, or the president has ordered these a

pritzker, the governor of illinois, and brandon johnson talking about how, well, we're going to stand sure the trump add mrgz obeys the law -- administration. suddenly you're concerned about obeying the law after ten years of flouting it? it is truly a new day. and not only did trump win the election, he won this fight, and that's a pretty, pretty tremendous sea change for politics. rachel: no question. charlie: okay. now to this, a fox wildfire if alert. crews are making containment progress in some of the southern california wildfires. rachel: but the return of strong santa ana that winds could present more challenges for them. joey:. we've got chanley painter here with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, guys. more than a week after the wildfires broke out, firefighters are making significant progress, excuse me, in containment thanks the weakened wind gusts and higher humidity. according to the latest updates from the california department of forestry and fire protection, more than 40,000 acres have byrneed since january 7th with at least 27 confirmed dead and more than 12,00

chicago mayor brandon johnson who will not change despite the country saying deport these people.ak to immigrant population. we are a welcoming city and sanctuary city. any of the measures that the president is looking to execute against working people in the city of chicago. we will defend our city it's just that simple dan, basically we are going to obstruct the rule of law. >> that's not how the people in chicago feel. a lot of them still vote democrat that's not what they believe. in they want these criminals off the street and all of these blue states are going to have a reckoning happened in november with this election there is another reckoning coming. california, i wouldn't be shocked at all if in the next election it moves moves to the red column. people are fed up and just because you have been voting democrat all your life when your house burns down or see a rapist let out of jail two days after he was arrested. you are going to say forget my d on my jacket that says democrat. i'm not voting for these people anymore. they are putting my family and my own life in harm's

mayor brandon johnson at yesterday's mlk interfaith breakfast, saying chico will never turn our backse seeking refuge. >> now, what i do find interesting is that when 30,000 ukrainians sought asylum here in the city of chicago, nobody said a mumbling word. but all of a sudden, indigenous people who are trying to get to a land that was robbed from them through colonization, they want me as a black man to be mad at them. you got to be out of your freaking mind on x. >> governor pritzker saying, quote, every family and child deserves to feel safe and secure in the place they call home. every resident of illinois should know their rights also. i intend to protect those rights and ensure our state laws are followed. now, on monday, illinois congressman delia ramirez will join others in chicago's avondale neighborhood for a know your rights canvasing event. that event, taking place at the belmont blue line station beginning at 7:30 a.m. reporting from downtown nate rogers, fox 32, chicago. >> and just last week, the california department of justice warned law enforcement agencies they canno

kevin o'leary claimed donald trump shot a 68 at mar-a-lago, with chicago mayor brandon johnson replying big deal. we shoot that many over a holiday weekend. ex wnba player liz cambage is now on onlyfans and makes ten times as much as she did as a pro athlete. call me curious, but i wonder if she's kept her ball handling skills. what? i don't get it. all right, starting january 20th, we're about to see a radical change. let's call it the return of common sense. it's quite a departure from a woke intern signing pardons for a chief executive who can't remember if he's giving a eulogy or climbing into the box. we're actually going to have decisions designed for the real world, america first instead of america sucks. yes, with trump, imminent, common sense is on the march. start with the glut of companies who've now rolled back their dei policies mcdonalds, walmart, john deere, harley-davidson, lowe's, meta. so that giant sucking sound you hear? no, it's not kamala on a job interview. what? >> she's. >> wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait. >> she's not good at job int

. >> the city's african-american mayor, brandon johnson, says it is preparing for the operation. trump's border czar, tom homan, has threatened mayor johnson with prosecution if he fails to cooperate. what do you think this raid is all about? why is trump starting his second term this way? >> well, you know, first of all, reverend, i want to, if you don't mind, take a moment to honor somebody who we just laid to rest here in delaware. our naacp president, richard smith, affectionately known as mouse. >> he specifically, it was even put in his program, his funeral program, that your show was one of the things that gave him both enjoyment but also information. and i think in this time, we're facing, you know, what this administration plans to do. >> we need to be prepared, ready. and as democrats, we are ready to fight. you know it. you will see as we go through this next couple of days what is in store. >> but i think back to the fact that most times when you have, you're on a sports field, you've got to play book and they've got a playbook. usually you don't see what is in the pl

. >> i was going to say the happiest person right now in america is brandon johnson because he's likew, nobody remembered that i was the worst mayor in america. we had another speechless press conference from the mayor in new orleans. like, there is a pattern and a crisis of incompetence, as you mentioned on the five, and you're surrounded by people who ran for office or selected to run for office. for what? like if you are going into public service, presumably you want to help solve problems. yeah. and all these people want to do is say, i don't, i don't know. and also, if you are running for mayor in america in this year, just say one of the things you must say is i pledge i will not go on a single foreign trip while i am your mayor, and it will help. yes, ask eric adams. yep. >> and don't blame us if we are suspicious of die. you guys were bragging about it. hey, look what we did. first this, first that, now that's on. that's in our heads. but you put it there. up next, adam carolla joins us. don't go away before revolution, before america, before destiny came calling. >> he was. g

and i'm saying that in terms of the mayor of chicago, brandon johnson. um, and then you also have a faction of individuals. i know there was, i think, yesterday or day before a big march here in d.c., but, you know, a march without a demand is just getting your steps in. and so i think democrats have to refocus a little bit. and i don't think that there is any reason to have this kind of huge outrage tomorrow. i mean, the leader of the party now is hakeem jeffries. we're gearing up for elections in new jersey and virginia. those are going to be crucial in november. um, you know, building a communications base, electing a good leader. those are things. tomorrow is going to be another day. and for me personally, this is who america voted for. i think in 100 days, from 100 days to 18 months, i'm going to be looking at david urban and being like, well, this is what you asked for. >> listen, we're going to be celebrating, bakari. we're going to be celebrating a more prosperous, secure america. >> i pray, i pray it is everybody's listen. >> it is as bakari say

so when i think of the attacks on governor pritzker as well as the attacks on mayor brandon johnson, lot of this has been used to basically scare the hell out of people, for lack of a better term, who have provided safe harbor for generations for individuals who are members of society, members of society, who have restaurants, who have families who have contributed not only to the tax base, but also to the community. this is not just about those who have committed crimes who may be undocumented. this is also to enshrine fear amongst those who have been the fabric of communities. >> i would add, listen, these guys want to become martyrs in this debate. trump's going to allow them to become martyrs in this debate. what is wrong with following federal law? what is wrong with cooperating with the feds and enforcing our immigration laws? you know, there was a time where the feds had to step in in states because states weren't enforcing weren't enforcing federal law. and and the country cheered for this. this is another time where the states are now helping to enforce federal law. and we s

on a blue state democrats to say they're not going to help donald trump the mayor of chicago, brandon johnson'sdual. that are clearly obstructing ice should face consequences including jail time? >> i do pray they should. they're breaking the law and putting citizens at risk for you look at some of these people they are protecting, one day alone the cut over 530 illegal immigrants caught three to 73 were criminals. you look at rapist, attempted amurderers and that mitts, pedophiles in the mix as well they're all caught up in this one date round up by the new trump administration. i love the clip you had the haitian gang member with 18 convictions in recent years is i'm not going back to haiti, hate trump live by them foreve. left about he says is wrong is going back to haiti. very forceful message there. what congress needs to do and they look at this reconciliation package coming up a in this budt matter, we have to get funding by the trump administration to do their job is going to cost money to do these mass deportations. 55% of americans want to deport all illegal immigrants according to th

jon: chicago mayor brandon johnson doubling down on his apt opposition to the crackdown on undocumentedal migrants nationwide. the white house is called the windy city ground zero for the crisis. some residents accuse the mayor of putting his liberal policies over public safety. >> we hope that donald trump is very serious about imprisoning those who want to stand in his way. we understand that we are in the middle of an invasion. every single person came across that border came with an invoice on their back for the chicago taxpayer. nobody else gets to be shielded from federal crimes and neither do they. jon: chicago raymond lopez is with us but he's a democrat joins us now but thank you for being with us today. it is my understanding that ice has rounded up about 1300 people from chicago. is that the latest number? because i think is 1300 nationwide if i'm not mistaken. well over 1000 documented criminals in cities like chicago and all across this nation the same dangerous individuals the president has spoken about. the same individuals that tom homan has spoken about and sadly the sa

brandon, mike johnson squeaked by yesterday getting reelected speaker by just three votes. friend of our show, republican strategist, wrote that it might turn out to be his easiest day on the job this session. the real work of legislating starts now. you worked for two republican speakers. what is your take? >> well i certainly wouldn't say it's an easy day and that should be credit to mike johnson for pulling this off on the first ballot. i think a lot of us thought that it was going to take several ballots if not several days to get there. but he did what he needed to do, certainly got a big assist from donald trump to get over the finish line but that's ultimately the key for success going forward. this is not a situation where some of these discontented members can push around the speaker like they pushed around kevin mccarthy or mike johnson last year, they are now trying to push around donald trump at the same time and they quickly realize, that is a different dynamic. you are right, governing this year is going to be extremely difficult. some of the things that you h

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brandon, let's start with you with mike johnson. this was obviously dramatic, made a lot of headlines, but at the end of the day donald trump has one priority, to be sworn in as the next president of the united states of america. did anyone really think that there was a single republican elected official that was going to stand in the way and block mike johnson and delay donald trump? >> yeah, there were enough republicans who thought they could maybe get some attention for themselves, maybe have a little weekend where they keep everybody in session, but there were only three people at the end of the day who voted against him, it was very clear, i guess before they switched their votes it was very clear that mike johnson was going to be speaker of the house again. when kevin mccarthy lost his vote, he lost 19 people, a lot more than a lot of folks expected and that ultimately rose to 20. these folks are on an island very quickly and there was intense pressure going to come down not just from donald trump but the rest of their collea

brandon buck. good to see you again. this is tricky, because even if mike johnson becomes speaker tomorrow, there is a problem, once you are a speaker with that many threats or defacters what you are able to do as speaker is limited. >> there is not even the promises they have to make, but the realities of governing that makes it very difficult. you have to fund the government and the debt limit and republicans have shown they are not able to do that on their own so every time you have to go over and work with democrats. they can blame the speaker all they want. all day long you can blame the speaker but unless there are 218 republicans willing to vote for something that can get through the united states senate, you will not advance any priorities and we have had this mindset that there is no incremental win. there is only perfect or nothing. it is, for people like me who have been doing this for a while, there is this crazy cycle. you learn we are only making policy more progressive. not conservative when we have to turn to the party every time. but that lesson never seem to be learned and we are setting others up for tha