laura: i'm not going to give deblasio any props for saying this isn't my decision, we have to respect this part, i don't give him any props for that because that's not how you look at history, you look at history in the full lens. he's opening the door for the removal of other statues with perhaps the balance isn't exactly as obvious as it is in jefferson's case. maybe next year the balance will tip against jefferson or another historical figure but deblasio knows this is a disaster and probably wants it rips down. >> your 100% right. he is someone it is really behind this. he appointed all the people to this public design commission so there's no tearing down a statue without bill deblasio's go ahead but the city council which is where the statute is located, in 2018 honored a haitian founding father who massacred 5000 men, women and children a french colonials or just because characters are complex isn't necessarily a problem for city council and city government, just seems to work left is only focused on a certain class of people, people that probably did more than anyone else to m

bill deblasio is the biggest embarrassment to new york city.tand what's going on right now in our city is not a crime problem, it is a stupid problem. we have leaders like deblasio who have pushed this fallacy that somehow the cops pose a greater threat to the community than the criminals. that has emboldened criminals and harder for cops to do their job. they have been slandered by guys like deblasio at every turn. any police event that happens bill deblasio gets every cop's back turned on him. they have no respect for them. he has always used them as a viable weapon when it was trending. he was bashing cops and that's why there are more city cops rooting for the boston red sox than bill deblasio. >> martha: he said cops had been gruff and dismissive to people when they showed up to ask questions at the precinct. everybody should be poll it to the people in the community but 5.7 million to hire greeters to work at all these agencies is absolutely -- especially with the homicide rate. it boggles the mind this is the priority. thank you very muc

it's based on a pre kindergarten test deblasio announcing the system will be phased out test deblasio phased out >> we're going to >> we're going to be ending something that i think was a mistake. >> critics say by relying on one early childhood test, the program shut out too many students of color. out too many students of color. they mak they make up a quarter of the system's one million school children >> using that one measure to sort students and then having them be in these separate trajectories seemed really unfairit was leading to more segregation an it was leading to more segregation and harming black and latinx students in the city. >> the program will continue for current students, but new classes will be kept in the mixa with some special attention. phasing out this program is a mistake, she said, adding seats should be expanded to all communities throughout new york city and the testing process improved some parents say scrap it all. >> let's revisit whether or not there needs to be a distinction at all as at all as opposed to raising up the overall level of curriculum po

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in the workplace but the blue state mayors, your friends like lori lightfoot, eric garcetti, bill deblasio adamantly refused to do the right thing and instead are doing everything possible to prevent life from returning to normal. >> is my message to all the mayors of america, put these mandates in place. >> we cannot maximize the safety of our workplaces without people being fully vaccinated. that is my goal. >> the goal. imagine if they operated with the savvy of our friends in nashville or phoenix. the left demands obscene new levels of spending this is happening at the same time, energy policies they are dictating are having a devastating effect on the same working people getting hammered on the other side, the cost of oil recently spiked to its highest price since 2014 and we are seeing headlines in june that said things are going to get worse, natural gas going through the roof, this winter americans can expect the utility bills but it is not just utility bills. president biden's climate crusade will lead to higher prices on everything else. natural gas is consumed in large volume to

i'm really interested as to why democrats don't like bill deblasio titled how bill deblasio went fromund the police and i think when it comes to him politics is also about personality and they just see him as a total phony and it boils down to that. >> bill: democratic chair. bin laden is probably more popular there than bill deblasio. would have zero support if not negative out there. meanwhile here in the city "new york post" calls it the city of the walking dead. here is the cover from a couple weeks ago. zombie land. they did a profile around some famous landmarks, macy's, madison square garden, everybody knows across the country. what they found in one saunter around the block blew their minds. >> people shoongt up. -- shooting up. you can tell the city is going downhill since the pandemic started and that is a big problem that both republicans and democrats have. quality of life in the city. let's look at crime statistics. september crime stats, shootings, they're down. but 136 in the city compared to 150. those are not numbers that you should be proud of. overall crime is up. n

that's what new york city mayor bill deblasio says should be the role of law enforcement in this so manye trying to exercise their rights to get information or file a concern or complaint. find out what's happening with a case, they were treated in a way that doesn't have anything to do with customer service or respect. that won't build the bond we need. even the fact that we are talking about customer service is revolutionary to begin with. judge jeanine: tomi, hit it. >> customer service. customer service. these are law enforcement officers, not walmart greeters. the fact that he believes the good people of new york city, the law abiding decent people of new york city need their law enforcement officers to provide better customer service to felons and thugs. this mayor, what a bozo. i hope they have learned their lesson. the last thing i will say about this. he brought up customer service. exercising the rights of the people of new york city, they have to show a vaccine verification to get a slice of pizza. it's just too much. judge jeanine: kids are being gunned down in new york city.

todd: why is deblasio doing this? >> it is all politics. there is no reason. we have to get vaccinated or lose our job. it's not a reasonable timetable for a life-changing decision. >> the individual speaking on behalf of so many city workers for the same thing during a rally yesterday. we are thinking of you. keep us posted, not right what is happening. jillian: problems piling up at our ports and california officials say they will start finding shipping companies whose cargo containers stay on the docks too long. production and supply chain management expert joins us next. ♪♪ jillian: looking to solve supply chain backups on the west coast the ports of los angeles and long beach will fine shipping companies who overstay their welcome at marine terminals. the supply chain management expert joins me now. appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. >> and long beach, per container increases in increments of $100 per day for container. in your estimation is that the answer? >> it is not the answer. we are facing a supply chain crisis. there is a shortage. the focus is

safety will be avoided. >> reporter: good morning. 5:00 pm today is the deadline for bill deblasio'sne mandate but many of new york city's bravest say they won't comply. fire and police union officials protesting outside the mansion vowing to hold the line, the crowd filling an entire city block from curb to curb. right now 64% of fdny firefighters are fully vaccinated nypd vaccination rate is 74%, but 10,000 nypd officers and 3500 firefighters will be sent home if they don't submit proof that they received at least one dose of the covid vaccine. the president of the city at large is police union is slamming the mandate after a staten island judge denied a request to halted implementation. the president of the fdny fire officers association, officers were not given enough time to decide whether to get vaccinated or retire early. >> it is unconscionable to treat these people like that nine dies from something that will affect something for the rest of their life with her spouse and family not being able to weigh in. not till we found out today. mayor the velocity and administration do

. >> not just the president taking heat for vaccine mandates, to protest mayor bill deblasio's vaccinety workers. demonstrators say the mayor is overstepping his authority ignoring natural immunity and those who have recovered from covid 19 was the largest nypd officer of the union filing suit to challenge the mandate as deblasio critics say he's casting healthcare workers, advocate is in first responders as the lives, protesters chanting do not comply during the demonstration with ample displays of patriotism. ♪♪ i love this land ♪♪ god bless the usa ♪♪ >> reporter: the democrat mayor receiving his booster shot and dismissing protesters complaints as misinformation. >> so much misinformation out there, you have until friday at 5:00. folks who don't get vaccinated won't get paid. they want to get paid they need to be vaccinated. >> reporter: on capitol hill the republican doctors talk warning about the consequences of mandates for frontline workers rating in part this could have unintended negative consequences on the quality of patient care and workforce shortages. they said given the

bill deblasio got the holiday off to an early start by boldly going where no politician belongs. >> now'm switching to another important topic, halloween is almost here. and it's time to choose your costume. i've chosen mine. this is my homage to captain kirk. >> jimmy: yeah. only problem is he's dressed as mr. spock. [ laughter ] the blue shirt was spock, captain kirk wore a gold shirt. [ applause ] that you saw right there is vintage bill de blasio. in an effort to ingratiate himself to a small cotillion of middle-aged nerds who would be excited to learn he's a fellow a fellow trekkie. he winds up looking like a phony to them and a loser to all the rest of us. [ laughter ] >> i want to remind everyone of the prime directive, "live long and prosper -- with candy." >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] will someone please vulcan nerve pinch this man out of his misery? whoever wrote that hates him, right? [ cheers and applause ] mayor deblasio wasn't our only elected official goofing around in costume today. senator mitt romney came to work dressed as ted lasso. [ laughter ] or super mario, we re

new york city mayor bill deblasio facing ethics violations regarding misuse of his nypd security.eport from the affirmative investigations, to show for his adult children and help them move among other things, the mayor appearing to deflect blame to the police saying, quote, my first responsibility was as a father and husband. the offer decision how to align security, how to those chosen to lead need to be made by the nypd. todd: america's crime crisis not just the major cities but your neighborhoods. a new crime reporting utah showing troubling numbers and local sheriffs blaming the left's anti-law enforcement agenda and policy advisor of utah sheriffs association and house speaker greg hughes. this is 2020 compared to 2019 homicides up 44%, robberies up 5%. aggravated assaults up to plus, property crime up 6. this isn't new york, this isn't la. this is god's country, utah. how are these happening there? >> same situation happening all over the country. we did our press release to show sweeping problems with anti-police sentiments, not law enforcement officers coming into the pro

. >> that's bill deblasio? >> the governor. hat that's harris, right? the mayor.is the viet president. >> that little girl was me. jesse: what do you like about kamala harris? >> nothing. jesse: what do you think kamala harris stands for? >> herself. >> unity, equality. jesse: what has she done to support equality? >> i don't know. >> she doesn't necessarily know what the public wants. that kind of plays out into an administration that doesn't know what they are doing. jesse: what good do you think she has done as vice president. >> obviously not have much. >> what has she done for the people? >> they done a lot. >> we did it, joe. jesse: what do you think she is doing well? >> i just feel like this administration has basically destroyed black and spanish communities. jesse: what do you think kamala harris has done well? >> i'm not sure. i don't know what she has done. i'm giving her a fair chance. just let me know what's going on. jesse: what do you think kamala harris is helping joe biden with? >> i don't any she is helping him with anything. >> i don't know wha

arthel: critics are slamming new york city mayor bill deblasio for announcing he will end the giftedementary school. the mayor and others claim it discripple naits against black and hispanic children. critics say it will punish gifted kids. sean: covid and children. pfizer asking for the fda to approve its vaccine for children. dr. jeannette. hind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ighting for one goal, this one mission, life. i get to keep her. we get to have her and enjoy her. and she gets to grow up, which is the best gift anyone could ever give. arthel: more and more insurance companies are canceling covid-19 cost-sharing waivers. that means patients have to bear the debt of medical debt and hospitalization. average out of pocket cost of a hospital stay is $20,000. sean: covid and children. pfizer and bio tec petitioning the fda to use their vaccine for children ages 5-11. it suggests a smaller dose is safe. right now the vaccine is authorized for

deblasio is the worst mayor. it's filthy dirty.e are living on park avenue in tents where people come from all over the world and they pay tax that gives our police the money. they have to re-fund the police. what's happening? new york and chicago where 88 people were shot last no and 6ed. 88 -- 6 died. they had a labor day weekend where many, many people were shot. judge jeanine: this week merrick garland was asked whether he would appoint a special counsel to investigate hunter biden. hunter biden who couldn't get his so-called art listed in any gallery until his father became president. now selling at the same price as a monet or degas. >> the art is so terrible. he's getting half a million dollars per painting. a monet -- it's such a terrible situation. and we are not going to learn who the buyers are. should i buy one? it would give me great access to the white house. judge jeanine: they say there is a wall, they have no idea. but there are people come together exhibits. >> the concept of it is ridiculous. you said couldn't ge

new york city mayor bill deblasio announces plans to end the gifted and talented program in the city.says it discriminates against black and hispanic children. but some parents say it encourages gifted children. a gunman took someone hostage inside an apartment yesterday. a 3-year-old texas boy is found alive and safe after he disappeared wednesday. officials say he disappeared after he followed a neighbor's dog into the woods near his home. he reportedly was found five miles down the road, but in good health. for more stories you can scant qr code on your screen. a federal appeals court restored the texas state fetal heartbeat law. after an appeals court temporarily blocked the law. >> attorney general ken paxton asked the court to reinstate the law. it gives enforcement rights to ordinary citizens. paxton shared this tweet. the court has granted an administrative stay. this abortion ban went into effect last month in texas but was put on pause when a district judge sided with the justice department over the debate of its legality rages on. they argue it undermines the roe versus wad

they have until october 29, and mayor bill deblasio says they have plenty of time to get vaccinated anding firm on that october 29th deadline. this applies to 160,000. this includes firefighters, ems, and police officers. and it shows you where the vaccination points are, right. it impacts thousands in that category and union leaders are pushing back. and there is resistance already. leaders are saying they're prepared to take action to blox this mandate. hear their also offering an incentive. they're eligible for $500 if they got their first dose at a city run vaccination site. the clock is ticking and it should be interesting to see where things shake out this week. >> so you have a real push and pull here, let's talk about this. it is pro ton be effective. the numbers do climb, and america is still far behind europe in other places in herd immunity. so how important is it for the mandates to hold? >> good afternoon. great to see you. i expect that once the occupational safety and health administration released their emergency temporary stand, they're saying test your employees weekly

mayor bill deblasio is requiring all city workers get one dose by october 20 ninth or face unpaid leavenforcing the notion the supply chain issues. >> reporter: jen psaki blaming americans for the supply chain crisis. >> so many people purchasing more goods online. maybe some of it is from habits that developed during the pandemic. jillian: the pandemic when people were quarantining. of it is not just spending habits she mentioned the economic recovery. we will get new consumer price numbers november 10th. expect some pretty big numbers. jillian: those in san francisco listen up. a driver there may break a record for what they pay at the pump. >> san francisco's metro areas $0.03 away from an all-time record high that they could hit in the next couple weeks. >> this is the national average for gasoline at $3.39 a gallon. last time we saw prices is high the record was 2012. this is tied to oil prices and oil prices are at $82 a barrel this morning. of those go higher gas prices will continue to go. todd: $5 a gallon in san francisco. jillian: the houston astros bouncing back to be the br

new york mayor bill deblasio announcing a mandate for all city employees. the nypd has a vaccination rate of 69%, and the fdny, 59%. city workers make the first shot by november 1st. todd: these leaders have more control than public safety. >> the city of portland, check that's that a few times, seems impossible physics hundred thousand, seattle 30%, sides. you see numbers, lose veteran police officers perhaps 100 of them in seattle alone because.00 one of your police force might not be vaccinated? this is madness. it is absurd and shows you how important control is more so than public safety. >> selfless scrapping a plan to put unvaccinated workers on unpaid leave. any employee would be sent home, with medical religious exemptions. thousands of flights were canceled earlier this month, it comes after hundreds of southwest employees and customers protest against the mandate outside headquarters in dallas. dive into that little more. covering democracy 2021, two weeks into virginia decide the new governor, republican glenn youngkin calling for an investigati

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turning up to protest the vaccine requirements for new york city workers, democrats say mayor bill deblasioring natural in the unity and those who recovered from covid. the largest nypd officers union filing a lawsuit monday to challenge the mandate as critics say he's casting healthcare workers, educators and first responders as villains, do not comply became a constant refrain with ample displays of patriotism. ♪♪ god bless the usa ♪♪ >> reporter: the democrat may receiving his booster shot monday as protesters complain as misinformation. >> so much information people are told things that are not true about the vaccine. you have until friday at 5:00, folks who don't get vaccinated won't get paid. you want to get paid you need to be vaccinated. >> reporter: on capitol hill the gop doctors caucus warning about the consequences of mandates for frontline workers writing in part this could have unintended negative consequences on quality of patient care and workforce shortages given the current state of the pandemic, a layoff of healthcare employees would be detrimental to and undercut our own

new york mayor bill deblasio set to announce mandate for all city employees. the nypd as a vaccination rate of 69% among 55,000 civilian workers. the fdny just 59%. those city workers will have until -- will get the first shot by november 1st. back to you. todd: turning to a fox news alert, of the to a story "fox and friends first" has been covering for months. arrest an arrest made in the case of maya millette. her estranged husband larry has been charged with murder after a swat team rated the couple's home. her family and police heartbroken after working tirelessly to bring her home for the last 9 months. >> nothing will change the fact that it is a senseless tragedy. a mother is gone. a family is broken. a community is left with questions and confusion. this affects us all but it affects most of all - >> maia's sister and brother-in-law. good morning to you both. such an emotional time for you. what was your reaction to learning of larry's arrest? >> it has been really hard, bittersweet, still hoping until yesterday that he is not the person responsible fo

american italian community, doctor fauci is from, i'm getting killed which i've got fauci, cuomo, deblasioelosi, they are killing me. can we talk about a great italian-american, steve scalise in your home state. >> the three of us will do the parade this year. >> no one is slowing us down and i hesitate to criticize a fellow thai american at this time of year but where you are going is not off-base but hope you understand my sentiment. >> if you think after fauci recommended masking kids with 0 scientific evidence, failing to follow through with a study that is still ongoing and discounted natural immunity and the lockdown failures going to drive him from the public stage think again. >> i believe a lot of americans have lost confidence in you, doctor fauci. is there a point where you will say i do more harm than good because people don't listen to me anymore and step aside? >> know, absolutely unequivocally no. >> all i can say is you better bone up on your fauci impression, he's going to be around for a long time. happy columbus day to you. the administration that was going to restore et

thank you so much. >> bill: mayor bill deblasio announcing a new vaccine mandate applying to all cityire departments. new york will require all public servants to get a shot. the first shot by the 29th of october. if they do not they'll be placed on unpaid leave. about 70% of city workers are currently vaccinated according to records here in the city. we'll see how it goes. a lot of people have been public how they feel about that. the numbers within the police department and fire doept, watch that story. meanwhile a tense day of negotiations we're told. the white house, though, saying that president biden is very confident about saving his spending agenda. what's in the bill now? we'll talk to one of the progressives in the meeting yesterday. meghan mccain slamming the view as a toxic work environment and what she said was the reason it made it impossible for her to stick around. >> i don't think that people who go into liberal spaces, which is every other space except fox news and media, i don't think you should be punished for it and personal life should be impacted and that's exac

lightfoot in new york city's largest police union is training legal action in response to mayor bill deblasio's mandate that all city employees get the covid jab or be fired. the police benevolent association is found to, quote, protect our members rights. >> school shooter nicholas cruz apologizes as he pleads guilty to 2018 valentine's day massacre. the plea allows the jury to send them to death row as punishment. he blamed his intersections on marijuana while addressing the court. 14 students and 3 staff members died, 70 people were also shot during the 6 minutes of terror at marjorie stoneman that was high school. onto a fox news alert. investigators find what appears to be human remains in the search for brian laundrie. steve harrigan is live at the park in northport florida. what do you have for us this morning? >> the fbi is confirming human remains were found right here in this park and they were found near personal items that belong to brian laundrie. here's the fbi tampa agent in charge of the investigation. >> investigators found human remains, personal items such as a backpack and n

yor bill deblasio says 95 fors of school employee haves now had that's one dose.housands rushed to get shots in the past week to avoid being put on unpaid live. refugee admission toes the u.s. hit a record low when the federal fiscal year that just ended. the "associated press" reports gazunder 11, 500 refugees were admitted not including thousands of afghans who came in recent weeks. president biden pledged to restressor sharp cuts of the trump years. u. inner humanitarian officials condemned libya for a violent crackdown on migrants trying to sail to europe. they round up more than 5100 people and killed that's one since friday. an estimated 215 children and more than 540 women were among those detained. >> we're hearing from migrant that is we're in touch with that they're scared to live their homes. we know that their libyan neighbor haves told them don't live your homes because it's just not safe. and so people are quite horrified. stephanie: the u. inner human rights counsel accused libya of migrants caught up in warfare between rivals regimes and militias.

. >> bill deblasio is talking about expanding that mandate, not having the option. resistant to mandates. mandates work. >> yeah, i wish we had a different word than band-aid. a better world, we would not need to have mandates. anyone that looks at these data would say yes. we have a resistant population. i think the only real answer to that is a vaccine. >> thank you for your expertise. thank you. >> big breaking news today. they have just pleaded guilty today. and 17 counts of attempted first degree murder for the wounded. they face life in prison or the death penalty. here is what the parent told me yesterday. >> i want him to pay the price with his life. he took the lyes of 17 beautiful chirp, 14 children, three adults without any regard for what that meant. to those who were killed, to our families. >> joining me now is david, a former student at parkland, a survivor, co-founder march for our lives. . it is good to see you again. how does it feel with this guilty plea. does it help you at all? >> you know, i can only speak for myself, of course, but as we have

this after a judge denied a police union's request to block mayor bill deblasio's vaccine mandate.resident is warning the resulting staffing shortages will have deadly consequences. >> i don't think the mayor understands what is going to happen on november 1st. there will be a catastrophic staffing shortage if 3500 firefighters that are currently unvaccinated are told to not go to work. we've been scraping together people to show up for work for the last several months just to keep firehouses open. you will see dozens and dozens of firehouses closed. you will see response times climb. it is inevitable. lives will be lost and that is irrefutable. >> harris: did you hear what the fire department of new york union president said? the number he spit out. 3,500 they have to fill quickly over vaccine mandates. the "new york post" has published and op-ed which says a police exodus would be catastrophic of epic and bloody proportions. fewer cops will certainly mean more killing and remember not one police officer was vaccinated before this year. they were among the few professionals who ke

today firefighters gathered outside mayor bill deblasio's home to protest the new rules. both the fire and police departments warning about th possibility of worker shortages as a result of the mandate cnbc's valerie castro live in city hall tonight. valerie, does the city have a contingency plan >> reporter: well, kelly, tonight mayor bill de blasio said there's n official backup plan and he's confident that there won't be a need for one given the fact that the number of vaccinated cit workers continues to rise ahead of tomorrow night's deadline earlier today the mayor gave some updated vaccination numbers for city agencies and workers. he says the nypd and ems workers are at 74% complaint sanitation workers are at 67% and the fire department at about 64%. the mandate was announced just last week and that's part of the reason that city workers and their unions are so upset and held that protest earlier today. they say they simply haven't been given enough time to make a decision the head of the uniformed fire officers association says last year they were hailed as heros

new york mayor bill deblasio issued this.sands of municipal workers took to the street to protests the vaccine record. let's bring in the former police chief, carmen best and lessons on leaderships and breaking barriers and recization, boy, the message of the by applying of the day. what do you make of the police union now filing suit? and what could be police officers should be vaccinated and do e agree with mayor deblasio's mandate. what's the best way forward to communicate health and safety for police forces? >> good morning, mika. >> i am perplexed of officers becoming vaccinated. any my book, i taked about the fact that seattle was one of the major cities, officers really worried and they were aforelady of their health and the people they were contacting. >> here we are a year and a half so later, there is persist tant of protecting yourself. >> and i have seen officers myself risk their lives to protect other people. >> so surprising to me they won't that i can this extra measure to protect folks who are vulnerable and

you got new york city there where deblasio has taken millions away from the police department and crime in new york. and you've got to do something. that's happening around the country. just recently the actor, morgan freeman, came out and spoke out rightfully against this so-called defunding crap. >> bill: okay. here is the homicide rate in the big cities that we're talking about. so far now in 2021 new york city 263, austin up about 53, and los angeles 299. this is stunning numbers there. what was this comment about trying to be politically correct, ted? >> well, what has happened is after the george floyd incident you have found politicians and specifically in democratic states who have tried to be politically correct with what they believe the citizens wanted. and what they believe their citizens wanted is really not what their sit zens wanted. citizens, all they want to do is feel safe in their neighborhoods no matter their skin color and that is not happening. i must say i take my hat off to president obama and biden who said this defunding the police is just something that should

city workers fighting against the city mandate took their case to bill deblasio outside gracie mansiones and city workers and sanitation workers will mean a more dangerous 30 city. 1000 cops received those who are vaccinated. the nypd says it is ready. >> new yorkers should not be worried about this because you have people working throughout the weekend. the executive team sitting around, each day this week, contingency plans in place. cops on the street. >> sanitation workers in those departments, contingency plans for a worker shortage. at 5:00 pm today, would not lose any pay but that is still the deadline. they still receive a $500 bonus. stuart: left the best to last, the bonus. thank you very much. the oakland school district telling parents vaccinate your kids are keep them home to learn. >> there is a carveout for religious and medical exemptions but if you're 12 and up and want to go to class to learn it is not going to happen, they move to independent study, if you don't want to do that your unenrolled from the school district. the earliest this would take effect would be jan

. >>> we'll be talking to mayor bill deblasio as some are launching a fight against vaccine mandates. the new episode of my podcast is available right now and where ever you get your podcast. in this episode, i share with you of a dear john letter to a certain friend of mine who keeps on writing e-mails about politics. stop giving me your facebook links. i am not going to read them. and mika talks about the time -- she drops caviares in his lap. that's on the podcast. as we go to break, a beautiful look. my goodness. a beautiful look at new york city. goodness. a beautiful look at new york city vo: taking on climate change. this is our moment to get it right and here's how we do it- by putting the american auto worker on the job. building the electric cars and trucks that take us where we need to go without the pollution that's warming the planet. the cars we love, the trucks we depend on, all made right here in america by union auto workers. more electric vehicles, that's how we build a clean energy future, that's how we take on climate change. who pays more for prescription drugs th