they hate it.on they want to stop eric adams. with a new york, new york magazine was pretty honest. in a column he described to eric adams who is a full-blown liberal, by the way as two right wings and then he said in a line worth remembering, he said eric adams is conservative because his base is nonwhite voters. how interesting is that. he is acknowledging that eric adams is polling nonwhite votera and his exact quote. that is why he has a white liberal cannot support it. that is amazing! in other words, eric adams is not under their control. he is against defunding the police. he's not funded by george soros. he doesn't have some dystopian nihilistic view of what the city should be. he doesn't talk about equity as much as the rest of them. so they are not under his control and he wants to crush them.dm he is too right wing. they are admitting out in the open. the board of directors invented 100,000 votes to bury eric adams. it's not hard to see why they are doing it.nv when you don't need voters. unbelievable, the columnist ka

we were starting to think that q and anna was involved and eric adams staging insurrection. then late last night, we found out adams was right to be skeptical. we found out from journalist sneering on twitter but the facts of the case brought to us by people betting the online prediction markets and in the mayor's race with the outcome. they can do the math and they realize the numbers were fraudulent. based on their reporting come again they are not even reporters from a few hours later officials and new york had to release a new statement and it board of elections station assuming it exist. the statement drafted on the application from an iphone that it was screenshot it and then posted on social media. the message? we are totally winning. the state explains the city's vote tally had "included both test and election night results producing approximately 135,000 additional records." additional records? what is an additional record? that is a fake vote. 135,000 fake votes. that is the debacle so profound that even bill de blasio gave glassy eyed from one hitter claimed to be

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kathryn garcia and eric adams ran as mainstream. maya ran as progressive democrat.ctly sure what was going to happen. here is what happened as we jump ahead in the rounds here. this is round six, seven and the final round of eight and the key nugget here round eight you see eric adams, 50.5% to kathryn garcia 49.5, a difference of less than 10,000 votes. what i should point out that's important here is the rank choice voting almost caught eric adams, right? you see kathryn garcia was third in round six, eliminated wily in round seven, ten points back. garcia received the vast bulk of the wily votes but it wasn't enough and eric adams is your winner. >> eric adams, kathryn garcia, andrew yang, all more moderate candidates in the democratic field. you add up their numbers there, well over 50%. and crime became an issue and policing became an issue in this campaign. eric adams, a retired police captain, what are voters saying in new york city about how they feel about crime. >> yeah. i think this number was what jumped off the screen. this was a pre-election poll. if y

how many congressional democrats agree with eric adams? >> i think there are quite a few, to be perfectly honest. i think there's this growing sentiment, especially around these cultural issues that i hear privately from moderate democrats who are hoping to hold onto their seats, just that sometimes it's a little bit too much. they don't necessarily disagree with progressive messaging around helping working people, that billionaires are too wealthy, wealth inequality is a problem, all these problems that alexandria ocasio-cortez and others say, but they believe in engaging in the culture wars the way it unfolded is risky and gives republicans too much ammunition to work with. >> it's interesting, when we're watching the democratic party here, mark, there's clearly a moderate coalition that wants to vote for democrats, but they're a bit uncomfortable with the wokeness. if you just follow social media and cable news shows, you would think kyrsten sinema is really unpopular. she's the most popular politician in arizona. more popular than joe

dana, let's switch gears here completely and talk about the democratic party and eric adams who today with the president and the attorney general to talk about guns. and the fact that he won the democratic mayoral primary here in new york city. saying we need the police. right. we need reform. but we need the police. i wonder what you think of that big picture for the democratic party, the way axios put is the rise of the anti-woke democrat. is that here in new york or is that a sign of what is to come across the country leading into the midterms? >> well i'm going to kind of quote our colleague david chalian to remind everybody that it is certainly new york and now we have, since last week, have had the firm results of eric adams winning there. but not just new york. it is also virginia, and those that we don't always know in the off year elections, whether it is primary or general election, whether or not the results are a harbinger for things to come. but it could be. it very well could be. and the it is, in virginia terry mcauliffe won the democratic primary for governor there. he

here's the thing, eric adams.> yes, i could. >> while eating cotton candy, wouldn't that have been easier. >> i think it looks good. >> difficult things you must make difficult decision. and actually, it was a group of young people who i made a commitment and my son said promises made, must be promises kept. eric, congratulations on a hard fought and really close primary victory. but we're going to start calling you landslide here on "morning joe." landslide adams. i want to bring up a couple of numbers that i think are -- actually line up with -- we've been talking about it all morning that line up with your victory. commissioner bill bratton, who's a fan of yours, brought up the stat that 96% of gun violence in new york city right now is committed against people of color. and i don't think it's a coincidence that a former cop who has tried to chart a center course on police reform as well as supporting police officers won every borough, except for manhattan. talk about those numbers, how do we save more lives of

>> we heard a clear declaration of victory from eric adams last night.talked about putting together this coalition of five borough support, and we heard statements from katherine garcia and maya wiley, the closest competitor, both talking about, you know, not quite fully conceding and in the case of maya wiley talking about really one of the other issues that has, you know, been the elephant in the room during this race, which is the conduct of the new york city board of elections and its ability to execute a fair and transparent election. >> hey, it's sam stein here, i was just going to ask you about that. i'm not sure this was the most confidence inspiring election of all time. there was a notable error that the board of elections had about a week ago, what are the actual prospects of reform for the board of elections going forward? this is sort of a common refrain it feels like after every mayoral election that the b.o.e. needs to adjust, modernize, get with the times. this in particular seems like a catapult for some reforms. what would it entail and

only two, eric adams and scott had won elections before.a political newcomer relatively speaking. if we walk through all the ways eric adams won, there are lots of homeowner who is do not believe in defund the police, who are a little sympathetic to stop and frisk, who are interested in eric adams style of black lives matter and we also have to deal with crime and address those issues. so, the way eric adams articulates a vision to working class new yorkers, new yorkers on the outer bureaus, new yorkers concerned about these rise in spikes in crimes and major and minor violent uprisings in the city and people who aren't sympathetic to protests creates a scenario where we had many shades of blue in new york city and eric adams capitalized on the darker shades of blue that are more centrist. >> i want to play audio from cedric richmond talking about this idea of policing and what it does and does not necessarily do to democrats last year and get your thoughts on the other side. >> defunding police is a title that hurts democrats, especially w

americans now know eric adams is likely their next mayor. it is projected he will win.r nypd captain promising to crack down on violent crime. >> it is a real message for the entire country. new york is a mick row cox of what is taking place in big cities all across america. >> athena, this was a close win in the end. >> it is. this was the first test in a major city. the largest jurisdiction in the country to use rank voting. on election night, you saw that eric adams was out front. he's been out front the entire time. the difference there in terms of his first choice, he won the most first choice votes. 75,000 votes. in the end, he ends up winning by only a percentage points. it is interesting to see how much the gap has closed when you begin eliminating the candidates, whereby each candidate is eliminated and there are two that remain. he came out on top having run on the issue have public safety, rising crime being really important to a lot of voters. putting together a coalition of working class voters. voters of color. voters in the outer burroughs. katherine garc

now the question is can kathryn garcia catch eric adams.e 23rd in those districts. look at that. they are all in manhattan where kathryn garcia did very well and leading in those districts. it's quite plausible these absentee ballots are favoring kathryn garcia and could overtake eric adams. >> when do we get the final results? >> right. this is going on forever. >> not today. >> it's hanukkah for me. initial first choice came in on the 22nd. initial rank choice results from in person voting on the 30th which was yesterday. we will not include the absentee ballots until the 6th. official results not expected until next week. one thing i can say for certain people were very enthusiastic about this system. the highest turn out even with just in person ballots for a nonincumbent democrat, this can go over 900,000 voters. the voters love rank count voting even though the electors messed it up. >> john? >>> interesting to see that apples and apples. voters did seem to like this new system. a new legal setback for spears. los angeles judge has de

a margin of under 9,000 votes, eric adams finishes ahead of kathryn garcia. adams barely held on. those wiley votes went to garcia. not that many went to eric adams. it was almost a two-to-one split in terms of how they went. there wasn't quite enough to get garcia over the top. there was enough to make this the closest runoff they've ever had in new york city. the end result, eric adams is going to be the democratic nominee and there's a general election this fall. eric adams now the clear favorite to be the next mayor of new york city. >> my floor director dom is nodding, finally understanding what this ranked choice voting is. and, actually, quite grateful that he lives in new jersey as a result of it. steve kornacki, thank you so much for that. >>> the fastest woman in america officially will not be competing in the tokyo olympics. setting off a firestorm of controversy this morning. sha'carri richardson will not compete. her one-month suspension for marijuana use, meaning she wouldn't be in the 100 meter race, but she still could have been selected for the women's relay team.

listening to eric adams.is twist on this narrative and something different from what we've heard and defund the police for over the past year. >> as long as he puts more cops on the subway, more cops on the streets, i'm all for former police captain adams. good man. i tell you what, they're talking about the guns. what about the hand that holds the gun? this is about gang and drugs, this is a multinational, multigenerational nefarious crime syndicate. a way to get bigger market share. let's talk about what it is, martha. >> seems like there needs to be more of an effort. i brought it up before. approaching this the way that mobs were approached in new york city and boston. quick thought on that. >> absolutely agree. agree. why don't we reach out to the gangsters, the gangster leaders? let's talk. let's make peace. >> martha: i hear you. >> let's think about how we can live together. right now we're dying. >> martha: thank you very much, gentlemen. great to have you with us. terrific guests this afternoon. we'

you want about eric adams, but for example, has been 70 the support of the crisis management system ed by the democratic-socialist of america but nationally, a president by meeting with eric today as he speaks about crime with attorney general merrick garland and others. it is taken by the democrats as know to defund the police and yes to a heavy police presence. do you think that is the wrong message to take? >> i do. i do think it is a wrong message to take. i do believe that very heavily because -- it is not just a matter of personal opinion, but we also see public polling showing that is the wrong interpretation to take as well. this is not to say people should not be concerned with public safety. what we do know is people across the country are increasingly concerned about incidents of public safety. this is mirrored by public health data we see. there is an increase in crime and incidents of violence as the country really reopened from the pandemic as a desperation created by, frankly, very poor u.s. response to the pandemic in terms of the economic devastation. so as things we

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i know geraldo has strong feelings about eric adams.to love this guy, i want to believe that eric adams israel, right? because he sang on the right things. he is saying if this doesn't stop the whole country going down. >> geraldo: why do you doubt it? >> greg: i'm going to get to that. we were sold joe the moderate. that he is basically like trump but without the tweets. and he's going to unify the country. and what happens? he is just the squad in an old man suit. they jumped on the shoulders and they have a little head up there. he's doing the opposite of unifying, he is splitting this country into groups that are either this or that, so i'm worried that once eric adams becomes mayor of new york he's going to have the same pressures from the same elitist activist class that biden has, and will he roll over or won't he? that is something i worry about. but if he doesn't, we could see something great and it could spread other cities. >> dana: what do you think, geraldo? >> geraldo: i think eric adams has great ambitions beyond the mayo

and among those attending is eric adams, the new nominee for mayor of new york city. and john is joining me now. this crisis of gun violence, it clearly shows no signs of slowing. we've talked about police chiefs across the country have talked about the bloody sum e-- summerd but what are they expecting to get from this meeting that will be any different? >> well it is not going to be a lot of different in terms of the steps the president is going to talk about. but some of the things that he'll talk about is going to be very well received by people like eric adams who is overwhelmingly likely to be the next mayor of new york city. he talked about how democrats in congress devoted more than adequate attention to the issues like going after assault weapons which are the -- behind a lot of the mass shootings in the united states. very difficult to legislate on that, impossible in the current environment. and what adams said is no we feed to focus on guns -- on crimes being committed with handguns and that source of gun violence. well president biden is talking about usi

i believe mayor adams, presumptive, who may be presumptive mayor eric adams he ran a strong logisticaleration. i do not believe this is some large bellwether for the country for democratic vers in the country. i think it was indicative of a pretty wild race and anyone who is following this race knows and can see the dynamics that were happening throughout with candidates really cycling through -- surging at one moment and not at others. juan: and your hopes for recovery for new york city? amazingly, because of covid, many of these local governments and state governments now have more money as a result of federal assistance than they've ever had before. what are your hopes of the rebound of new york city? >> well, you know, i think what we really need to focus on is inequitable recovery and a just recovery. what is really important to note is even prior to covid, the city was on a very dangerous precipice as real estate prices and houses upright -- prices of housing was going through the roof. rate is going to the roof. small businesses were starting to be driven out of -- were already

>> well number one, he's part of the democratic establishment, eric adams., neil, that no bail situation in new york state, i ask people. how is that defund the police movement worked out? how is the fact that eric adams remains supportive, mayor deblasio is going to leave us with a $5 billion debt hanging over our heads, which could lead to fiscal in solvency to the point where i've advocated putting a financial control board back into effect, to monitor the expenses of the city , because we took that money from president joe biden, the house, and senate, and started spending it like drunk sailors and not recognizing that we have to have a balance budget and that impacts the police, so my program is 42 years of crime fighting in new york and in 13 countries and 130 cities, that without police, nothing else happens, so i want to not only refund the police. i want to hire an additional 3,000 police based on a dedicated property tax against madison square garden nyu, and columbia that pays no property taxes. you hire, train them and make them proactive, not re

liberty. ♪ >>> overnight, cnn projects brooklyn borough president and former police captain eric adams win the democratic primary race for new york city mayor. tuesday's rank choice vote which included nearly 126 absentee ballots shows adams leading by about one point in the final round. and joining me now is the apparent nominee eric adams. thank you so much for being with us this morning. what, if nick, have you heard from your opponents overnight? >> thank you so much as well for allowing me. and i've heard from a number of the former candidates and they were extremely gracious. we're all focused on how do we recover our city. i thank them for calling and giving me the well wishes. >> have you heard directly from catherine garcia? >> not yet. i am told she's going to do a press conference this morning and i'm sure that in the next few days we'll hear more from her. but it's extremely exciting right now that, you know, just an everyday blue collar worker, i like to say, is potentially going to become the mayor of the city of new york. >> what does it tell you, what does your apparent

cnn projects eric adams wins the primary.g, confusing process. we will go through it. we had the initial preferences, which was who are people's first choices? eric adams led on election night. he led when all the absentees came in. he was at nearly 31% of the vote. remember, anderson, we spoke about this. this was the first election in which voters would use rank choice voting. what happened when we put in the rank choice voting and everyone who weren't the top two candidates, you had the votes reallocated. what was the result? look at this. eric adams wins by a single percentage point, less than 10,000 votes that he was able to win by. you know what? a little less than 10,000 votes is good enough. that's why we are projecting what we are. >> much of this election has centered on crime in the city, which has been -- violent crime, which has been a rising concern in cities nationwide. how much of that do you think factored into the win for adams who i believe retired as a police captain? >> when it's less than 10,000 votes, a

eric adams is going to be a thorn in cuomo's side and visa versa, but i don't think that cuomo will bedams is going to bring a whole new fresh perspective to new york city versus bill de blasio. >> you know, i wasn't just going to ask you, why do you think it is that cuomo will have a harder time? i mean, bill de blasio, i understand, has his unique personality traits and challenges with cuomo, particularly their personal interplay is particularly fraught, but it does seem as though adams potentially bridges to the table significant skills that, you know, could apply way beyond new like i'd be surpris see this be the last office he ever holds. >> well, it's always a unique thing when you look at the mayor of new york city and where they go from there. and it tends to be the last office they hold. but the relationship with cuomo and adams is also very important because as cuomo has been weakened his major support comes from the black community and black leaders. so he has to be careful how much he fights with adams because adams has that support and he can turn it on cuomo, which could

i think eric adams is certainly taking advantage of the new bully pulpit that he will get in novemberiked the show that we had come and there was a female police chief standing with him, who also spoke. that they were people from both sides of the aisle who were like, "great, let's go down to business." >> dana: we will see if they do something on that. speaking of eric adams, this is what he said, lawrence, on cnn this weekend about guns and where the priorities should be. >> i believe those priorities really were misplaced, and it's almost insulting what we've witnessed over the last few years. many of our presidents, they saw these numbers, they knew the inner cities, particularly with black, brown, and poor people, they knew they were dealing with this, a real crisis. we should also have focused on the handguns. the numbers of those who are killed by handguns are astronomical. >> dana: all right, so we have his comments, and his appearance at the white house today. and perhaps a new approach on behalf of the administration. maybe. >> lawrence: i thought it was a disappointment. i

eric adams who is a former police officer says his party is wrongly focused on defunding police and banning assault rifles when they should be working with the federal government to track illegal handguns. >> i believe those priorities, they really were misplaced. let's look at all of the feeders of how guns are making their way into our cities. >> reporter: in u.s. cities from last year to this year, an increase in homicides and shootings. in atlanta homicides are up 45%. in new york, shootings up 38%. in portland, last year, a low number of homicides. this year, 533% increase. in texas, a deadly shooting at the houston aquarium last week. the alleged gunman was out on bond. according to the houston chron sell, from 2013 to 2020, 231 deaths were linked to criminals out on bond.

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. >>> eric adams declared victory in the democratic primary for new york city mayor. the "associated press" projected adams won last night based on the latest tabulations which included most absentee ballots. he is on track to become the second black mayor in new york city history. the former police captain received just over 50% of the vote. his rival, kathryn garcia, collected 49.5%. >>> and be sure to tune in to "cbs this morning" today. we'll speak with eric adams about the race and what he would do as mayor if he wins come november. >>> pulitzer prize winning journalist nikole hannah-jones has announced that said she will not join the faculty at the university of north carolina after an extended tenure fight. instead she's accepting a job at a historically black school, howard university. she explained her decision to gayle king yesterday, exclusively on "cbs this morning." >> to be denied it and to only have that vote occur on the last possible day at the last possible moment, after threat of legal action, after weeks of protests, after it became a national scan

and i really, i appreciate and salute people like eric add also who are talking about -- eric adams whohink that's a successful issue when you run for office today. eric: and if the democrats don't get that message? >> they're going to lose. and you can see that. when democrats -- think about it. when democrats in new york select a law and order candidate in new york, how do you think that's going to play across the country? you don't think democrats across this country are going to realize that if new york democrats are selecting law and order candidate, what are you going to do? eric: new jersey assemblyman and leader of the assembly in the garden state, jon bramnick. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, eric. eric: on this very important issue. of course. arthel? arthel: okay, now to afghanistan where the american troop withdrawal is ahead of schedule. president biden now says we will be out by august 31st, not september 11th. today a fox news team went to bagram air base, once the epicenter of u.s. military activity there. it's now virtually deserted, only a few afghan soldiers r

do we expect to see more events like this and perhaps more appearances by eric adams?i think that eric adams is exactly the kind of democrat that joe biden wants by his side when he is talking about crime. you know, when you talk to democrats coming out of the november election, particularly moderates who were in suburban swing districts, they will argue that the defund the police label hurt them more than almost anything, and they're really worried going into next year's mid-term elections, particularly given the spike we've seen in the crime rate in some parts of this country, that that could cause them to lose their majority here. so joe biden himself is in a much stronger place than some other democrats when it comes to his traditional alignment with law enforcement. he is going to wrap his arms around people like eric adams, both from a policy perspective in trying to look for a solution to some of the crime problems we're having in the country, but also from a political perspective to try to make clear to voters and to swing voters that democrats are not a party

two weeks after polls closed in the city, brooklyn borough president and former police captain eric adams was declared the winner of the democratic primary. the delay in calling the race came as the result of a new kind of voting-- ranked choice. mr. adams' win makes him heavily favored to become the city's next mayor, facing republican curtis sliwa in the general election. and eric adams joins me now. congratulations! >> thank you so much for having me on today. >> woodruff: i do want to ask you about nk choice voting. from a distance, it looked like a mess. did it work, do you think? >> well, i believe we're still at the period of analyzing the impact of it and was it successful, did we do a good job in educating voters, were we prepared. you know, this took place during a year when we were experiencing a pandemic, and it was dropped in the laps of the board of elections in january, so i think it's imperative for us to hold hearings and really look at this because voters are important for our city and country. >> woodruff: let me ask you, your second and third-place finishers were both

here is what the "new york post" said about eric adams. i want to pull it on the screen. a platform part law and order and part police reforms but they feared a stray bullet entering their living rooms more than rogue actions by officers. adams pledged to go after the bad guys on the streets. do you think the white house will listen to adams today and perhaps even change their tune on some things? >> well, i think they will listen. but they are also being influenced significantly by the extreme left wing of their party, which really manifests nothing that even slightly resembles common sense. it will be a struggle between those two things. of course they know. joe biden himself has been a large proponent of law and order in the past. of course, that's changed now because it depends on which way the winds are blowing. but the people themselves are the ones feeling the effect. and particularly those who are disadvantaged and living in the inner city. they depend on police. they depend on some form of law and order to have some kind of peace and law and order in their lives.

university, rejecting tenure from you, her alma mater, juan, can you talk about the significance of eric adamsp against the republican choice. juan: as we discussed a few weeks ago on the show, it seemed most likely adams would prevail given his initial lead and it turned out to beo in terms of the counts of the assateague ballots. -- absentee ballots. it was a close race t then again there were many candidates. he is likely to become the second african-american mayor in the history of new york city i have known eric adams for about 30 years now. he was a big source of my when i was a reporter on issues within the police department in waged a valiant fight back in those days against racism and police abuse within the department, became increasingly conservative as he became a politician. the real story here i think is in the last year or two, there has been a considerable increase in gun violence ancrime across the united states. i believe a lot of it is police department standing down in response to the massive public criticism around the country and more more guns being funneled into black a

eric adams will be on the ballot in the general election.ver black mayor. the former police captain run on opposing the defund the police movement guiding democrats to a different path. adam's victory comes as governor andrew cuomo issued an executive order declaring gun violence a disaster emergency. as part of a new strategy to curb gun related crime. every agency in this country must be dealing with gun violence, as eric adams said, as more than 180 people were just killed in shootings across the country in a devastating july 4th weekend of violence and loss. joining us now is cedric alexander, a member of president obama's task force and for dekalb county, georgia. lucky for us an msnbc contributor. let me start with you, cedric, and the sort of structural reformed eric adams campaigned on. he said you go in and you sort of reform and improve from within as a partner. that sounds like something that you talk about on our air. what do you think of his approach? >> well, i think one thing is important we have to have a variety of approache

polo, eric adams was beating out the democratic primary field. how close was this race?a huge mistake by the new york city election board who said it had no effect on the election. look at the final numbers. it was so tight. they are making that projection right now, that eric adams will win the democratic nomination for the mayor's race in the city of new york. a tiny difference, a single percentage point there, well under a 10,000-vote difference. kathryn garcia said she would be making a statement tomorrow at the monument in central park. it is no coincidence she would have been the first female mayor in new york city. let me remind for viewers this was the first rank choice election for voters, where they had the chance to list their top five competitors and then the vote would go to the second preference. that's where we are tonight. >> clear as mud. 8,000 votes here, you wonder how it came down to this narrow margin, because today the governor of new york, cuomo, declared guns a disaster emergency. is the surge in crime what this race came down to? it's a huge comm

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eric adams joins me now., thank you for being back on the show. >> thank you, good to be on the show. >> i'm glad to have you. we're talking about what it means to be a joe biden democrat here, right? you said you're the new face of the democratic party. what makes you so confident? that? >> i like that term. i like the term biden democrat. it understands, it is plain a speaking candidate. talking directly to the voters about the issues that are important. moving around the city of new york, and i spoke with voters and they said you're talking about public safety, housing, and educating our children. and that is where the democratic party is now. i think we moved away from that by really dealing with those issues that are not really going to impact the quality of life of every day new yorkers. >> you define biden democrat as a plain speaking politician essentially that can get certain messages across to the american people. here is how ron klain talked about you on "the sway" podcast. >> i think the coalition

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yamiche: eric adams has filed a lawsuit.t is that going to happen -- going to mean for what happens next? >> andrew yang filed a lawsuit well before the election was over, and he came in fourth. eric adams is not part of the political class. he has an insider, outsider type of status. his concern is that those in power don't want him to bd 110th mayor of new york. the concern for people like me is the longer it takes them to count the ballots, the confidence in the system, some voters think there could be discrepancies or some inconsistencies, but we are trying to explain to new york city voters, we are a city of almost 9 million people. it's about 25% of the voting population. it is more important to get it right. yamiche: how do you see this issue in new york city connecting with the larger conversation we are having when it comes to the false claims of voter fraud? >> sometimes, there is incompetence, and sometimes, there is fraud. we are looking at incompetence and a restructuring. those are conversations that need to ex

showing eric adams leading catherine garcia with more than 125,000 absentee ballots still outstandinge numbers come after the race ran into cast by a 105,000 test boat discrepancy tuesday. the city's first attempt at ranked choice voting. adams is not satisfied with the explain agencies gone, petitioning the court to review a regular possibly fraudulent return from for election testing. let's discuss this. fox news contributors guy benson and deroy murdock. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> shannon: the headline from "the boston herald," an opinion piece. ranked choice voting disaster in yorkshire with my liberal elites were wrong. they made the change for the system. saying that the darling of the wealthy liberal elites ranked choice voting was used for the first time in eric's primary now it's an unmitigated disaster with mistakes plaguing count and vote are still in the dark about which candidate won a week after the contest. it may take even longer until we get answers. >> deroy, can you hear me? yeah, you. >> is that to guy? >> shannon: i'm not sure he can hear me. deroy,

among the officials present, eric adams the former and ypg captain. likely the next mayor of new york city. >> it's time to talk to the underlying causes of violence in the city. we need to put together real plans in new york city to go after gun old child that was assassinated. a ten year old child that was shot. these parents aren't looking for relief right now. >> meanwhile, and on the crime front, the justice department has released new body cam footage from january the 6th. video shows violent hand to hand combat as law enforcement officers tried to defend that building in all those inside. in the usual warning here, like all the images from that day, it's graphic and violence. >> [noise] [noise] [noise] >> then there was the interview that the former president kept a fox news over the weekend and while we play you his comments, the staff of the many hassan show on peacock took the liberty of adding the pictures of that day to donald trump's fantasy orwellian description of the crowd that day. >> there was such love at that rally and they were pe

former police captain eric adams is poised to become new york city's next mayor after being declaredh cut to just over 8,000 votes. with kathryn garcia, the vote is too much to overcome. adams' decisive victory comes after a major discrepancy last week. more than 100,000 votes in the system for testing purposes only were accidentally released as real results. adams will go on to compete the guardian angels founder curtis leewa in the general election. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo issued a new order gun violence an emergency. to find resources for communities hardest hit. the state is committing $139 million to the effort. cuomoal announced the creation of a new police gun trafficking unit to address the surge of, quote, illegal guns that come into new york from states with weak gun safety laws. though gun violence is up, homicides dropped 23% in june. new york city will hold its first ticker-tape parade in nearly two years to honor the essential workers who guided through the pandemic. 14 floats represent 260 different groups of essential workers will be celebrated, making it o

cnn projects eric adams has narrowly defeated kathryn garcia. from harry enten. >> reporter: cnn projects that eric adams isic nominee. if you look at the rinch preferences, adams was ahead of the rest of the field clearly with just a little bit more than 30% of the vote just as he was on election night two weeks ago. of course new york city was going to be uses rank choice voting, first time that they did so. and with those results this, what we see in the final round is that eric adams barely held on to his lead over katherine x gar garcia. and with so few votes to be left to be counted, he was declared the winner. he sold a tough on crime message and if you look at recent polling, it showed that more new york city democratic primary voters wanted police on the subway than not and creime was the issue he could ride to victory. >> and eric adams will be live on "new day" in the 8:00 hour. ♪ fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. you love rich, delicious

that message from eric adams, david, what do you think? think it's telling the party something important. here you have the likely mayor -- the next mayor of new york. and the democratic standard bearer of certainly an epicenter of liberal activism in the party saying, hold on. let's take a look at what the president of the united states, the leader of the national democratic party, did to get elected. he was more pragmatic, he was in many ways more moderate. he galvanized the base of the party with that message. let's be very careful about how we're being defined. i think a lot of liberals may want to debate the facts of the matter, may want to have the debate over aspects of racism, police reform, voting rights, all of these are legitimate issues. it's a question of democrats, like an eric adams, saying how are democrats being defined right now in the mirror? are we losing control of that message? are we losing control of the debate. >> that's an interesting construction, how they are being defined. kirsten, what do you think? >> well, i

socialists are mobilizing to stop eric adams.of regaining control of our cities. adams is a former police captain who campaigned around public safety. many say his win proves the unpopularity of the defund the police dismantle the prison system movement that has become a thing in this country. todd: it is going to be interesting to see what happens going forward. a little pushback on the new mask guidance. >> reporter: cdc out with new guidance that fully vaccinated americans mask up in cities with high transmission drying the irs many conservatives including congressman byron donalds. take a listen. >> if you've been vaccinated you are protected from covid 19. even in the event you contract covid 19 again the symptoms are far more mild than they are originally. why are we making vaccinated people mask? you are creating more vaccine hesitancy, not less. >> dan crenshaw tweeting the mask guidance, final political nail in the credit ability coffin of public health. ben schapiro, conservative commentator, i got the vaccine, my wife

>> i think it is great because of all the various candidates for mayor in new york, eric adams is they one who has experience in crime reduction. he knows what has to be done. i think the citizens of this city are tired of going back to the bad ol' days after we had become the safest large city in america. so i think it's a good thing for new york and i hope he will appoint a police commissioner who is in sync with him and get the city back where it belongs. neil: it is interesting because bill de blasio, he can't run again. he will be termed out but the new york governor who he has not enjoyed a great relationship is already saying this gun violence, particularly in new york city, warrants a disaster emergency. do you think that governor cuomo then, and, let's say if it is, you know, mayor adams, will be more in zing sync on fighting crime? >> i hope he would be, what he did was a political move. when you look at the details, it is not going to reduce crime. it may catalog guns better. what reduces crime getting guns off the street. what reduces crime is something that i was very gla