one of the suspects john in the death of nypd diller in court today.. he has 14 prior arrests and was arrested for criminal possession of a weapon in april, last year. nypd veteran and new york congressional candidate allison espy vote toe joined us earlier. this is what she told us after attending detective diller's funeral over the weekend a hero in her own right. she made impassioned plea to the elected officials. just over two years a widow did the same thing. dominic rivera begged our feckless leaders to do something about bail reform. to say do something about holding criminals accountable. and it went on deaf ears. it fell on deaf ears. >> carley: thousands of nypd officers showed up to honor detective diller at his funeral on saturday. just look at that the second suspect, guy rivera will appear in court on may 7th, and his rap sheet includes 21 prior arrests. he is facing multiple charges including fi first degree murde, second degree blurred and felt and second deattempted murder. the "new york times" is being called out for their, quote, dis

like officer diller. they want to know why they have to suffer while career criminals so ofteno void real consequences. there is so much more that we must do at the policy level to prevent more tragedies like these from occurring to prevent career criminals from destroying families like this one. radical policies like no cash bail cannot continue. willful ignorance from elected officials cannot continue. preventible killings like this one simply cannot continue. and we cannot stop working until we reach the day when our nation's police officers and their families -- in fact, when all decent law-abiding folks who are just trying to get along and do the right things, when these people are able to trust that their elected officials here and at the local level truly have their back, may that day come soon. stephanie and little ryan, my heart breaks for you. america lost a hero but you lost a husband and a father. who was serving self leslie and through -- selflessly and through his dedication we will not forg

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over the weekend, tens of thousands gathered for diller's funeral on long island.is widow is making this desperate plea nor change. >> it's been two years and two months since detective rivera and detective mora made the ultimate sacrifice like my husband jonathan diller. stand up in front of the elected officials today pleading tore change that change never came. now my son will grow up without his father. i will grow old without my husband and his parents have to say goodbye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? >> madeleine: really painful to hear that. jones faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the charges of diller's death. rivera faces life behind bars without the possibility of parole. is he due back in court may 7th. guys, back to you. >> brian: why was he out at all why were either of these out at all. different time they would have been away for life. this guy was up for attempted murder. 21 separate arrests before. and he so cavalier that he

it follows an emotional plea from officer frank diller's widow with the crime. >> agro -- and and hisents have to say goodbye to their child. many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? >> critics are asking if we will start protecting these officers by cracking down on criminals. we'll have more that for you this moment. welcome everyone i'm sandra smith in for neil caputo and this is "your world." with nate 40 he live in new york city -- after that suspect appeared in court. >> sandra the man accused of driving the car during nypd officer jonathan diller's murder exactly one week ago today appeared in the queens new york courtroom this afternoon. take a look at mackey just mentioned lindy jones is the name, he faces several weapons charges and he faces 15 years in prison if convicted in this specific case but 15 additional years for a separate open weapons case from last y year. 's next court date is april 16th or may the judge theme him up like rest so he's being held without bail and here's the queens da

your shop is innen 82s and that is where officer diller was murdered.nd what has been the response in the community to the crime situation there? >> it hit close to home. i have two little boys of my own, this story touched me. we have a big nypd presence that come in everyday. crime has gotten out of control. somebody has to do something about it. hard-working people and this poor little boy's dad went to work and never came home. >> carley: the guy kriefing the car said, i am a killer, he was out on the streets in your community and look what happened. thank you. before we let you go, if people are watching now and live in new york or out of state and want to buy a sandwich, where can they go? >> they can either call the shop in middle village queens or on instagram, mario's meats and delis and there is a link at the top from one police plaza, gofund me that goes directly to his wife. >> carley: thank you so much. switching gears, rapper sean diddy combs spotted for the first time since feds raided his home. it is widening, all details coming up. >> t

a deli raising money for diller's family. they are selling a sandwich in his honor they call the hero. >> dana: it sounds good. >> bill: for each sandwich purchase mario's meat market donates $5 to his widow and 1-year-old son ryan. >> dana: fox news alert. an el paso judge ordering the release of some of the migrants accused of staging a riot rushing the border in a wild stampede. that happened there. they broke through the barriers, trampled national guard troops. we want to get to the "new york post" texas reporter there when the riot happened. you are following this story closely. this is from the judge saying it is the ruling of the court that all the rioting participation cases will be released on their own recognizance. what do you know about it and how do people feel about it where you live? >> it appears the only way these people will be kept in custody is if they are the federal immigration hold on their individual cases. but it appears that the federal government has been pretty mum here. these are all individuals

diller. >> and media executive foremost. then what did he say? -- >> foremost. let's start with disney. you've known bob iger and known this company a very, very long time and watched this all play out. >> yeah, yeah. >> what do you think and what do you think that ike perlmutter and nelson peltz are going to be doing or thinking over the next 12 months? >> a lot of sound and fury signifying nothing. it was a grand waste of time. the only reason it makes sense to be an activist is if you want to overthrow the chief executive. then i can understand you get in and you are able to do that, but if that's not your goal, to think you can give them a white paper, okay. what are you going to tell them to do? cut costs. make better movies. what is the battle-ax? >> already done that. >> done? >> meaning -- look. donald trump lost the last election. he's back. is perlmutter and peltz going to try to come back? >> and do what? insurrection, recount the votes, say a fraudulent election? >> not now. i'm saying 12 months from now. >> depends. >> is this over?

diller unfortunately seems to fall on deaf ears in new york as far as skruns the state legislature ised, they do things made with enemy people of new york and enemy put in silly laws meant to hamspring the police officers there is no discussion about change here they don't want to do it because -- both parties veto-proof they can do it say we're doing it because we can do it, i wish there was light at the end of the tunnel i don't see it. maria: diller's alleged murderer repeat offender over and over again 21 previous arrests five year prin stayed on record a man fatally pushed a stranger on subway traction last week also repeat offender officers say that attack was totally unprovoked, the fact we keep seeing the same thing happen over and over again, by people who faced very little or no consequences. for repeated offenses. >> you are right you are absolutely right. all no, he consequences, remember three strikes and you are out something in 90s, swept across the nation. you only hear you don't hear about that anymore basically not enforced some states have it but not enforced not us

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s ch mourners told her she was mourn the reason officer diller was killed.n bragg both came to. dillard's widow confronted them, said they had blood on their hand s. all t even after all of that. hochul and letitia james askedme to speak at diller's funeral. that didn't happens es. these people can't have it both ways. you can't write laws that ge cat cops killed and then pose for photos at their coffins. s copsthe people are on the side of the police, not the politicians. the last night, country music star zack bryan paid tributecer di to officer diller at a concert in new york. >> and after a sonllrtg, the crd erupted in a let's call it a let's go brandon chant. >> ferrigno's, an actor known k mr.d poliredible hul olympia winner and police advocatece lou. >> what does it tell you whenat these politicians aren't even pl welcome at nypd funerals? >> well, my father was a policeman, lieutenant, for 26 years. it is really sad because people don't realize what it takes takes to put a uniform on, especially going out, protecting life and property, becaustthe une

this is 2 days after the murder of detective diller. same situation we should have been at. >> thank you for joining me chief and thank you for the work you due in the city. how many years on the force? >> 31st year. >> martha: and you oversee all the divisions across the city correctly. >> all the police precincts about 15,000 police officers. i've got the largest bureau and i love what i due. it's a pleasure working for them quite frankly. >> martha: all of us who live and are working here are grateful to you and your service to the city and you're intense commitment under really difficult circumstances. put us in the shoes of these officers as you say 2 days after detective diller was gunned down they find themselves in this basement, what is going on in this moment? >> 2 days after the tragic writer, their morning but there down the street doing their job. they go to this house and someone calls about a person with a gun. 1 sergeant and 2 cops as soon as they get there they see the person an alley with a gun. they chased him into a

that was the wife of slain nypd detective jonathan diller, stephanie diller giving the eulogy at herkilled by a career criminal with 21 prior arrests. that person will be back in court today. diller's widow slammed elected officials for allowing the crime spike in the first place, called for more protection for officers, about 10,000 people attended the funeral. there were cops all over. police officers are from as far as miami and toronto paying respects. new york governor kathy hochul denying rumors she was asked to leave the wake on friday. sources told me she was. crowds cheered as she left after a brief 106 10 minute visit. we saw kathy hochul trying to tenter the wake and being stopped. the new york post reported over the weekend that latisha james wanted a speaking role. your thoughts? >> i can't imagine. talk about chutzpa. kathy hochul has it within her power to change what's going on in the city, where criminals are preferred over victims, where criminals are not held accountable. i'm so glad this young woman bravely spoke out about the horrors going on in new york city. ev

so there was no risk to them shooting officer jonathan diller. they should not have been out. if it bail was properly imposed and pearl was on early release, these two would have been in a jail where they belong and jonathan diller would be alive and she has the blood on her hands. do not let her sweettalk you, don't let her do a two step, it's all in her hand. >> jesse: she was not welcomed out of the hate -- wake. >> harold: sorry to disputed this with you judge, i understand your passion, i'm believing, i share your passion about this issue. i thought that, my family is in the funeral home business. when you are grieving a loved one, you really want to welcome anybody and everybody to come but families have the right to say they don't want so what he had a funeral. i do hope that not only that the governor, but that even as a speaker of the general assembly and other leaders here in albany, i hope this is a catalyst and it should be. we talked about so many martyrs, we talked so many heinous crimes should be catalysts for government to act dif

during a routine document check, during a traffic stop, a repeat offender shot patrolman jonathan dillerst, the young man died. my husband died a hero, but he lived like a hero. how many more families will lose their breadwinners, police officer? this story became very loud , doubly loud because the farewell to the dealer took place on the very day when in new york , three presidential democrats gathered at once to raise money for joe biden's election campaign, these are biden himself, barack obama and bill clinton, but none of them made it to long island, although they all spoke on radio cityholi, this is in manhattan, in in total there are 40 minutes. drive or even none of them tried to somehow call the widow, this made a very negative impression on the new york police, she again felt betrayed, it all got to the point that on the day of the funeral, when a motorcade arrived at diller’s house governor katie hucul, she represents, as i already said, the democratic party, she was simply not allowed on the threshold of the house, unlike donald trump, who specially flew in to say goodbye. w

watch officer dealers widow, stephanie diller. >> how many more police officers and families need tomake the ultimate sacrifice before you start protecting them? i am so proud dozens of people across the country are calling jonathan a hero but the truth is, he's always been a hero to ryan and me. the rest of the world is just catching up. it's been two years and two months detective rivera and detective zamora made the ultimate sacrifice just like my husband, jonathan diller. rivera stood in front of the elected officials pleading for change, change never came and now my son will grow up without his father. i will grow up old without my husband and their parents will have to say goodbye to their child. >> have to say this, my family, i hate to bring up personal stuff, this hits home because my sister's husband is a fireman, he dug out his brother-in-law new year's eve after 9/11. chuck mendez died 9/11 so when cops are shot, police officers are attacked, often the fire department get hit, too. often they deal with rising crime as well so i hate to bring up personal family stuff, i'm

jonathan diller was laid to rest saturday after being shot during a traffic stop.eaves behind a young son and a devastated wife. somehow, i don't know how, but somehow she found the strength to speak at his funeral. >> i am so proud that thousands of people across the country are calling jonathan a hero but the truth is he has always been a hero to ryan and me. the rest of the world is just catching up. i never doubted how much jonathan loved me because he always told me. he was absolutely my soul mate and we could just understand each other with a look. any time i entered a room, i looked for him and knew that if the place i belonged watt spot next to him. he was my absolute greatest confidante. but nothing compared to his beth role of all being a dad. jonathan always wanted to be a dad. and he wasted no time being the greatest won. i will never forget the look on his face when our son was born. i don't think we could ever achieve a greater happiness. jonathan taught me that true love has no limit, our lives were pretty much perfect until five days ago when everyt

. >> now to this, new york governor kathy hochul defending for her behavior for jonathon diller hochulinds of many at the funeral including her -- widow stephany. >> i will grow without my husband an his parents have to say good-bye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? i don't wish this kind of pain on anyone. >> and at the wake on friday, a source tells our very own brian kilmeade hochul came in while the family was closing the casket but the family couldn't stop her. one family member told hochul, quote, his blood is on your hands, then the source says when hochul got outside another family member confronted her and told her laws need to change because that's the reason why officer diller was killed. the governor saying and i, quote, people will do what they're going to do for their own reasons i will remain convinced that it was the right thing to do. that i would do it again and that's my job. my job is to be there when people need me, if they need to talk to mess and -- they al

authorities say lindy jones was driving the car when diller was murdered.r deeming jones a flight risk. alleged shooter, guy rivera is still hospitalized after being shot by diller's partner. the movement to pay many people in this country a guaranteed income even if they're here illegally is actually now gaining traction in the state of illinois. fox business guy is i barry shows us tonight from chicago. good evening, kelly. >> good evening. the plan would send payments of $1,000 a month regardless of immigration status these basements would go to people who either provide care to a child or other specified dependents or recently gave birth on or about adopted a child. the third classification of this would be if they enrolled in educational or vocational program. opponents cost to fund a plan like this. concern about what the money could be spent on. right now the text of the bill calls the payments, quote, unconditional. we reached out to the senator from chicago for clarification on this but have not heard back yet. >> i estimate the cost could be $10 m

to diller's point, i want to read something dana millbank wrote, in a sense, what trump did with trumpes to his supporters every day, whether convincing them to buy trump endorsed bibles or sneakers, and selling them on election lies and white nationalism. is this just an extension of who trump has always been? >> for those who aren't chronic viewers of cnbc, let me explain why people have been calling this a meme stock, the value in the stock market, what it's priced at does not relate to his actual value, the value of the company. what people are investing in right now, it's priced at way higher than it should be, but he mentioned gamestop there, right? this is a way for people to send a message. this is not just voting for trump at the ballot box, this is investing in him at the stock market. will that play out well for the people making those investments? that's to be seen. i'm very skeptical of that, but it is a way. i mean, with gamestop, that's another example where people did that to sort of say, hey, look at what we can do, and now you're seeing this intersection between polit

after the holocaust >> his own >> father, his role model, had been one of those soldiers general diller wanted to honor this legacy >> what >> resources did you think >> you needed at estimatable? 4,500 troops. and i got authority ultimately for 2,600 just 2,600 troops and none from the united states. its taste for foreign intervention had soured >> a few >> months earlier in somalia, two dozen pakistani peacekeepers had been murdered us commandos on the hunt for the killers had their blackhawk helicopter shot down 18 us soldiers were killed kofi annan was then head of un peacekeeping operations, >> they us troops had been killed and dragged through the streets. and humiliating >> americans were anxious to extricate themselves from strife in africa and the governments were not prepared to take another risk. and go into rwanda >> in january 1994 general dilemma made a chilling discovery an informant warned that hutu government agents were planning for bloodshed, not peace >> they were going to conduct an outright slaughter and elimination of the opposition >> did he tell you that? he was

he was behind the wheel of the car when diller was shot and killed.dent of the police union calling out jones' criminal past. >> why was he back on the streets? everyday you pick up the paper. i read in the paper another violent recidivist by our justice system back on the streets. shame on some of these judges who continue to allow violent criminals back on the streets. our criminal justice system needs a complete overhaul. >> ainsley: detective diller was a husband, he was a father, and he was only 31 years old. happening today, the head of ice is set to testify before the house select committee on the ccp. is he expected to face questions on the border crisis, migrant crime, and the fentanyl epidemic. and later today senators will be sworn in as jurors in the impeachment of dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. g.o.p. lawmakers are demanding a mull trial. louisiana senator john kennedy is going to join us coming up on that very issue. in a few hours the house will hold a hearing on protecting kids online. discuss data privacy rights. 10 bills will be d

for officer jonathan diller and it was trump who attended the wake. commonsense would note that msnbc doesn't just hate the cops endorsement, they hate the cops. let's bring in the cohost of everybody settle down podcast along with... thank you both for coming on. the washington post says that experts say squatting is so rare there is no reliable data, well how is this for the reliable data? this is a rental home counsel, 1200 cases recently. dallas-fort worth 475. orange county florida which includes parts of orlando, 125. it seems like kind of a thing to me. >> it does seem like kind of a thing to all of us. we've also seen that there are tiktok videos and social media influencers among the community trying to teach people how to do this. it is certainly an issue that we are going to need to deal with. theirs also all kinds of people who are trying to help people prevent this from happening to them. it is an issue across the board and something that needs to be dealt with. >> this is the same media organizations who literally would say that there is

news fund-raiser last week former president trump attended funeral services for slain nypd officer dillercould have stopped by awake the biden campaign raised 26 million dollars that night you say backing blue should never be part of this -- >> trump has a day coming up i think tenth, where there is, 33 million, so they keep talking about 25 million president trump is doing very well. yes. i am voting for america. okay? coming in november i am voting for america, right now we have two candidates number one number two we have one candidate who was 45 minutes away from a fallen officer, officer diller, and -- and he wouldn't even show up he didn't make a phone call he was there raising money. okay being? another candidate -- >>. >> another candidate took time out of a very busy schedule was compassionate, he went to nassau county met with the family. that is the president i want, and you know that is why i am going to support him. not the other one he is doing the right thing. before you go, j.k. lawry could be investigated arrested for scottish authorities for migrants gendering people, he

>> >> lawrence: the eulogy given by jonathan diller's wife.has spent a year writing about police officers. what is your reaction to the powerful eulogy? >> good morning. >> lawrence: good morning. >> everybody's reaction should be the same. we're still talking about it and there are wrongful shootings and people talk and they should. law enforcement leaving families behind, it is terrible and doesn't make the front page as much as they should. >> lawrence: it should make the front page, it doesn't. >> year front page right here. >> lawrence: you have a new special on "fox andfox nation, a little bit of it. >> it was a fire, they killed her. >> this is beyond anything hollywood could write, it was crazy. >> when something is a mystery, it is hard to forget about it. >> something is not right. >> i could feel in my bones something was wrong. >> cameras, nothing is working. >> a lot of things will make you question. >> there is no such thing as a perfect murder. she was afraid for her life and her life was taken. >> lawrence: available on fox nat

diller invites you to dinner at his home on saturday night.gents. they were all moguls in the entertainment industry, and rich, which was nice. at the end of the meeting, i was politely dismissed. two days later, the treasurer called me and said, we just got a big check from them. fundraising became easier. >> when the first person i knew died, i couldn't bring myself to throw a card away. i have a rubber band around 341 card -- cards. mcdavid was such a powerful, influential force of nature in the creative community. he is the one who introduced me to a pla. i was always influenced in the world in which there was the obligation of people that have to take care of people that have not. i felt, given the positions of influence that i had, that it made it safe for other people in our community to show up. >> the first commitment to life was a success and the second one raised just under $1 million. commitment to life grew and became an annual event. ♪ i feel pretty, oh, so pretty ♪ i feel witty, and pretty, and bright ♪ ♪ and i pity any girl who

appears in the courtroom for one man charged in death of nypd detective jonathan diller. l lindy jonepleaded not guilty, he was behind the wheel in the car. c calling out jones past criminal record. >> everyday you pick up the paper and read in the paper another violent recidivist by our justice system back on the streets. shame on some judges who continue to allow violent criminals back on the streets. our criminal justice system needs a complete overhaul. >> carley: husband and father of a one-year-old little boy, diller was 31 years old. ing and pro-palestinian employees demanding google scrap a contract with israel. we spoke with law expert jonathan turley who emphasize this is not covered by the first amendment. >> free speech does not mean interrupting others from speaking or taking a salary and going in and stopping business because you have a few things to get off your chest. >> carley: the staffers have been placed on administrative leave. forget dating apps, pickleball courts are the new thing, hit the courts to play the fastest growing sport and find love. the

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one of the suspects charged in connection with to the murder of nypd detective jonathan diller will becourt today. lindy jones is facing weapons charges. the "new york post" reports jones has been arrested at least 14 times. police say he was in the driver's seat when the passenger, guy rivera is also facing charges. including first degree murder. he has been arrested at least 21 times. the el paso times reporting that a texas judge is ordering the release of several migrants arrested as part of this mob. that stormed the border fence and pummeled national guard members about a week and a half ago. this was what lawrence was just talking about. former acting dhs director chad wolf joined us on how dangerous this ruling could be. >> again, this sends the exact wrong signal to other migrants and other individuals that are going to want to storm that border. storm the fence. storm any barriers. and actually push over an assault border patrol officers. >> there are more hearings for several of the migrants involved. set to happen later today. the u.s. coast guard giving a fox news crew a t

and diller's somebody who should know.go when he competed with shari's father, sumner redstone, to buy paramount if you recall. the purchase price ended up being some $10 billion, just roughly where the market cap of this entire thing is right now, not including debt. take a listen to what diller had to say. >> it's the worst time in the world to sell this thing. it couldn't be -- i mean, it is a perfect candidate for actually turning itself around, but the idea that you ought to sell it -- because whoever gets in it at whatever base they get in it for, there's an enormous amount of work that's going to have to take place. >> there is a belief, jim, that you can, in fact, turn it around, perhaps in a more effective way with ellison, sky dance being a part of it. we'll see. we'll be following it to the extent we can and share whatever we find along the way. >> david, you have been unbelievable at anticipating the problems with these companies. isn't there a charter negotiation going on? >> yes. you know, jim, it's funny --

for this individual to have been out of jail during the time of this homicide about police officer diller. car criminal justice system needs to work more efficiently it's not working now. cater to the criminal element not to the victims of crime. because of those jail reform laws we have a dead cop on our hands now and it's getting more and more dangers out there. there are more and more guns out there and there are more than does more and more recidivist out there they're going to take the chance to try to hurt more cops out on the street. the system is broke, "legislation has to wake up, fix what's broken or more people are going to die. >> questions. what to thank of some of the statements he made prior to arrest? >> what students i'm sorry? >> that he made prior to arrest. >> that he wasn't part of this? >> know that he killed people. >> that's, this is a vicious career criminal who has the mentality to kill a new york city police officer khakis a dangerous individual and should have never been on the streets. >> to know the other suspect is that hospital? >> he is still in the hospit

, now detective diller with his funeral and everything and what led up to that point was repeaters ontreet that should have in jail. you have the combination in this one apartment of the same issue. cops going into an unknown situation and they recover four guns, drugs and they are there for a year. the neighbors have had it and it falls on deaf ears. when the cops have to respond to the call for squatters you have to take it to court. in the courts the landlord loses, the owner of the house loses, not in florida, though. >> dana: the "new york post" put up loose cannons migrant squatters with drugs and guns freed on bail and also a child there. who knows what this is going through. i'm trying to get to the point this is just one story that brings it all together happening all over. not just a local story. even local problems can be caused by federal governments not doing what they are supposed to be doing. in this case on immigration. >> when i do radio shows across the country. they want to know what's going on in new york city but see how it is going acrows the country. everybody i

why if you are a cop would you risk your life with jonathan diller's the image of him losing his life at the age of 31 with a 6-month-old left behind, why would that image in your head would you do that for a living? would you do that if you are on the job? >> sandra: it's hard to believe this is happening. it's hard to believe this is allowed and they do these things and walk freely. >> did i mention democrat or republican? no this is not a partisan issue it's right and wrong. >> sandra: you were all warmed up we appreciate one nation russian mark >> saturday 9:00 we will introduce you to three people from gen z under 25, the hard not guys who will give you inspiration and hope for the future of america. they have 4 million views on social media and they have a billion downloads, it's their first tv appearance we will also have dave rubin and kick us off to put life in perspective. >> sandra: i love that we need to hope for the future, thank you. john? >> john: looking for to that on saturday night and senators lindsey graham calling on chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconne

it seems some investors are catching on to what diller was saying.ay, a selloff has raised nearly $2 billion of value from donald trump steak. stephanie ruhle is the nbc news business analyst and host of nbc's the 11th hour, and the best explainer of the economy out there bar none. she joins me now, so, stephanie, you know these players, you know the economy so well. give me your reaction to what barry just said. what did you make of what he had to say? >> he never does. i remember when donald trump was running for office, it was years ago, barry dillard looked in the camera and said, he's a two bit huckster, a scam artist, barry has been saying that for years, which by the way most people in the business community have been saying about donald trump, so when you watched him there, he doesn't take this seriously. he's exasperated because barry runs a public company where you actually have to have the fundamentals of a company analyzed, and then people invest in that company, and you have to accurately represent to your potential shareholders what thi

. >> strong words from barry diller, who raises an interesting point. world would invest in trump media? because so far in its very short life, the stock has had a turbulent journey on the market. after an initial booming debut, it cleansed this monday after reporting a $58 million net loss of revenue last year. and losing nearly $2 billion in value, it closed out the week at the lowest level since the company went public. but, nevertheless, trump continues to use truth social to pedal the stock to his rabid supporters. joining me now is allie felson, i say you are the hardest working men in tv, just working -- >> we never get the time to talk together, so this is fantastic but, talk about this stock because yesterday, it tumbled another 9% before the close of the market. why is the stock continuing to crater in value? >> because it is stupid. it is important you ran that because barry diller owns almost all these internet brands, consumer brands that you use, the travel companies, all that kind of stuff, so he knows about things that are overwrought. b

you're looking at renderings of what you see sf's new helen diller hospital will look like.the new 15 story building is going up on the western edge of the campus. mayor breed and congresswoman pelosi were here for this groundbreaking two. hospital is going to be 15 stories high, 300 patient beds. it's a $4.3 billion facility set to open in 2030. we're back in 90s with a new video of that. a coyote walk in in san francisco. we'll tell you which neighborhood it was spotted in. and a's fans stage another protest, but this time it was not at the coliseum or even at an a's game. and right now we're watching clear skies, but still some breezy conditions around the bay area wind gusts over 40mph earlier at sfo, more wind in the sunday forecast and 80s in in san francisco. someone shared this video on the citizen app that coyote is running around on telegraph hill. you see a person stop in the crosswalk with the coyote, go by. that's only polite. the city's animal care center says coyotes usually are not aggressive. just give them their space and do not feed them. well, new at 11 h

during a routine document check, during a road stop, the repeat offender shot patrolman jonathan dillerhe young man died. my husband died a hero, but he lived like a hero. how many more families will lose their police breadwinners before we start protecting them. this story became very loud, doubly loud, because the farewell to the dealer took place on the very day when three of the president’s democrats gathered in new york to raise money for joe biden’s election campaign: biden himself, barack obama and bill clinton, but nobody of... none of them made it to long island, although they all performed at radio cityhole, it's in manhattan, in general it's a 40-minute drive or none of them even tried to somehow call the widow, it made a very negative impression on new -york police, she again felt betrayed, it all got to the point that on the day of the funeral, when the motorcade of governor kathy hochul arrived at the dealer’s house, she represents, as i already said, the democratic party, she was simply... simply not allowed to threshold of the house, unlike donald trump, who specifically

. >> that is billionaire media executive, barry diller slamming trump media and his investors, comparing the company to meme stocks with no real value. good morning, welcome to "morning joe," friday, april 5th, teaming up with bernie sanders on the issue of tiktok, we'll show you that campaign pitch. >>> plus, a new development in the race for the white house. it's looking less likely there will be a serious third party candidate this year. and speaking of third party candidates, robert f. kennedy jr.'s campaign disowns its own fundraising e-mail hours after sending it out. we'll explain what they sent out and why they're doing that. with us the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire, president emeritus on the council of foreign relations, richard haass, u.s. special correspondent for the bbc, katy tur, and associate editor of the "washington post" eugene robinson. joe, a lot to get to. quickly back to truth social, the word you're looking for there is dismissive from barry diller, wondering why we're discussing a company that had $4 million in r

the murder of jonathan diller. he was gunned down by violent couples with long rap sheet. trump visited the family. biden didn't call. trump said, quote, i'm going to indemnify all police officers to protect them from being destroyed by the radical left, q the thunderous applause. what is biden said on crime other than denied is the result of defund the police, two rallies tween court appearances, no sign of fatigue, no script. today, the president speaks on lowering healthcare costs. he will use a talk after, his speech will be scripted, not take questions which is contrast in campaign style contract, relevance to people's lives is why trump leads biden in six key battleground states. biden may keep his opponent in court, that is his strategy but doesn't cancel out trump's political smarter understanding of voters every day concerns. ♪ lives peak joins me this morning. democrat strategy seems to be to keep trump off the campaign trail and that might take -- >> i did watch the michigan speech yesterday and i think you got it right but you left out one thing. he identifies

no family should endure what the diller family is going through. no wife should have to bury her husband at 31 years old. >> when energy prices go up, agriculture prices go up and mineral prices go up, that means the prays of everything, that's a forward looking indicator and i don't think we've turned the corner on inflation at all. >> israelis will quite rightly absolutely not just ignore what jamal boman has to say but maybe the opposite of what he says because his loyalties are quite clear and quite disturbing. stuart: it is monday, april the first. yes, it's april fool's day. not had a april fools played upon us that we can hear. let's continue. checking the markets, the dow is way down. a drop of 229 points and now the s&p and the nasdaq also joining in the red tide. all of them lower today but the dow especially. show me big tech. mixed picture right there. we have alphabet, meta, microsoft up, amazon, apple down. look at apple dropping below 170 right there. yield on 10 year treasury is rising and rising more and 11 basis points is quite a

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trump went to the funeral of jonathan diller.he same state and the same day, he could have done both. know your opponent, joke because labeling trump out of touch elitist is not working, it's not accurate. take a real shock, not a made up one. trump is a target rich environment like for example, don't do this -- >> all this tough talk on china, never occurred to my predecessor to do that. trump doesn't get it. >> why is he always squinting? is donald trump foldable on china? are you referring to trump giving china a pass when he called it china virus or record tariffs on the goods you left in place or band while weight because it was too much of a threat to us? or massive phase one trade deal? that to me was a swing. what else you got? trump can't campaign right now. you are on the trail by yourself, go for it. >> we know the best way in the middle out, bottom up, not a top-down. >> when i look at the economy, i don't see it through the eyes of the malabo. >> is going to take him on the economy and challenge the trump on the econ

>> we saw thousands of police officers and people come out for officer diller right after he was gunnedu ask siri what is pandering that's gonna hochul because that's all that is. one of the days are 13 landmarks lit up? does that even happened on 9/11? the priorities are out of whack. >> think the killing of a police officer on long island, eight huge event which galvanized the community and made kathy hochul. at, whether she attended the wake or not. her policies have something to do with what happened on long island. >> the suspects was arrested 20 times, what does it take to be incarcerated in new york city? more people are moving out of new york than any other state in the country for places like florida, tennessee, north carolina. >> the biggest exodus? >> california is right there with them as well. >> safety versus feelings, it seems like this administration's policies all about making people feel a certain way. it's all about feeling safe between how you feel or are you safe, can you afford this? 's. >> you are all right. james clyburn says bill clinton and barack obama will be

as much while donald trump at the funeral only 2030, minutes away for slain nypd officer jonathan diller, excuse me, it is really unbelievable you can tell with the way they are lying how outrageous it is for them to speak like this, about the realities of what is going on, is they know that they are losing they are losing unwilling to admit it. maria: yeah pretty incredible, even republicans who said they would never support trump changeing tune, eric levine said ad age of never say never is wide one due to change in circumstances i will do it reluctantly refshgs decided i will vote for trump in november, yesterday when i spoke with lara trump said number of republicans want change lining up behind 45th president lara trump yesterday. >> we have always seen the support of rnc never one cohesive unit every pen of every dollar will go to highest best use we've come through criminalities vendors making sure getting the best deal on everything election both is vital donald trump himself will do for us. maria: elizabeth how do you see it. >> i lara trump poppings xhechts sound of like her fa

it's also rich that we have seen joe biden come to new york city during the wake of officer jonathan dillere hours after he landed before he had his event over here across the street and he didn't bother to go to the wake of that police officer. he's coming in tomorrow. i doubt he will go to -- i think he's doing howard stern. he's not guaranteed to go into columbia and he's not going to go to nyu. we've got these students who are dumb p. or they don't know what's going on. they actually admitted that they were asking to go to nyu to protest because they needed more protesters and when they were asked what the issue was they said they didn't know. and get the point that you make is so significant. that is when looking at the hostage who's lost his arm since he was taken hostage on october 7th and we are acting as though no americans were killed, as if no americans are being held hostage and joe biden is just clueless while donald trump is talking about saving this country and the mob been talladega that we are being confronted with right now is so dangerous, these kids will do anything at t

i was very honored to visit with the family of an amazing man, new york police detective jonathan dillert -- who was gunned down by a vicious dog, previously arrested by different law enforcement age and the, over 21 times, very serious crimes, and the person with him was known as killer. he was considered worse. he should never be allowed to be on the streets again. when i'm reelected, i will crackdown on the left wing that refuse to prosecute dangerous criminals. i think i'm the only one in america that has to put up with bonds. if you kill somebody, there's no bond. go ahead, kill somebody else. these people are crazy, i will tell you. i will ask congress to send a bill to my desk ensuring that anyone who murders a police officer will receive immediately the death penalty. [cheers and applause] i guess they like the police. i like the police. i like the police. you'll see that whole situation come to a halt. again, the family was so incredible. it's hard to explain how beautiful it was. it was a sad, horrible in so many ways, but the family, so many police officers in the family, the