bloomberg reports that misdemeanor arrests in new york city jumped 25% in the first six months of mayor eric adams. these are small crimes like subway fare evasion and sleeping on a park bench. but these arrests do let concerned new yorkers know how mayor adams will not tolerate being poor in this city. can you promise that by the end of your term, every new yorker will be rich or in jail? >> every new yorker will feel safe. misdemeanor arrests, those are the quality of life issues. we lost almost $500 million on those jumping turnstiles. no enforcement. they start out as misdemeanor arrests. they enter the system, then they commit felonies. that's what history has shown us. >> now in one notable police incident, the nypd arrested a saxophone musician for allegedly violating subway rules and regulations. you call the nypd's response proper policing. are you concerned the nypd does not have enough funding when you only have six cops in your saxophone strike force? >> oh, negative. omnipresence, them being there, quality of life is a number one issue people complain about. >> yeah. well, do you need

i was hoping eric adams as am to ker law enforcement official be able to do something about the crimerisis in this city, curtis, and we haven't seen anything yet. he does certainly know how to go to restaurants and clubs and rubble bows with certain types of people, but you know, we're still seeing problems on our streets. having said that former new york governor david patterson saying he's never felt less safe in new york city. listen to this. >> for the first time in my life, even in the late 80s and 90s when the crime rate was killing 2,000 people a year, i never felt as unsafe as i do now , just walking around. jackie: i think that's a pretty powerful statement, so many of us have the recollection of new york city under mayor guiliani and bloomberg, and we're really not prepared for what we saw under bill deblasio and now eric adams during the pandemic and post-pandemic. >> oh, you would think that eric adams like you mentioned a swagger man with no plan who parties until the break of dawn would listen to the man whose supporting him. former governor patterson against me for mayo

that tells you all you need to know and eric adams, swagger mayor with no plan.l of these people to a breakfast meeting, you can't serve them vegan food with no coffee, no caffeine, because they were falling asleep this guy just does not get it and it's all camouflage. this is all camouflage because he's not doing the job. he's not focused on law and order. he sold the voters that he was the law and order candidate. he had been a police officer for 22 years. yeah, house mouse, always in the precinct, never out on the streets, and now, we are seeing results of people being b amboozled by eric adams if lee zeldin becomes governor of the state of new york, he can thank eric adams for that because this will drive a city vote that may vote more than 30% republican which will make lee zeldin, i hope, the next governor of the state of new york to save our state. neil: real quickly, you know, with the attention to crime it's one of the reasons why zeldin has made this a competitive race do you think if your race were held now, versus a year ago, you'd have more of a stan

mayor eric adams says the city is on track to spend $1 billion on the crisis.joined by our new york correspondent nada tawfik. how many have been blessed year and what is the impact? correspondent: the mayor says since april they have had 7000 assignment seekers bust to new york. -- bussed to new york. new yk every averages quarter to five buses coming in. this is putting intense stress on the shelter system in new york, now at record levels. eric adams talked about the fact that the state of emergency direct agencies to immediately get these humanitarian relief centers up and running. there is one plan for randall's island. there has been a lot of talk about what these cities will look like and a lot of divisions, city council members saying they want hotels to house these asylum seekers. there are negotiations with cruise ships, and beyond that there is the issue of having to get children who are coming into schools, to get health care for these families and adults, to get food for them. this is why mayor eric adams talks about the city budget being about $1

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that's what the cover of the post says characterizing what eric adams is saying.hel: but eric adams is not blaming the president of the united states who opened our border or kamala harris who refuses to visit it. he's blaming the governors and mayors who are sending the migrants. by the way, some are democrat mayors in el paso. will: he's saying we didn't ask for this. which could be to your point the exact words of governor greg abbott of texas. listen to mayor adams of new new york city. >> new yorkers are angry, i am angry too. we have not asked for this. there was never any agreement to take on the job of supporting thousands of asylum seekers. this responsibility was simply handouted to us without warning as buses began showing up. we need a realistic decompression strategy at the border that will slow the outflow of asylum seekers. we need a coordinated effort to move asylum seekers to other cities in this country to ensure everyone is doing their part and congress must pass emergency financial relief for our city and others. will: what is a realistic decom

and eric adams saying that is disproportionately affecting new york city here, had no empathy for the for texas and arizona. who have been dealing with this for years. i really find it hard to. these with eric adams and people of martha's vineyard and nantucket and biden's bored air czar kamala harris, they are so confused. it is their own policies. kennedy: that is where it leads, they are lying when they say the border is secure. they are not teling the truth, they have been the one in power, they could have had federal fixes that eric adams is seeking now. that is not just an issue for texas and arizona and california. you know this affects the entire country. and they have to decide when kind of a country we are, they are giving so many mixed messages, they hurt children and families and splitting them apartment you know that -- apart, that is lacking in compassion. >> well, there is one illegal immigrant biden administration might be willing to deport anna in the movie -- anna, it is is amazing. she was c convicted of larceny and theft, for posing as a wealthy german heiress. now

more migrant flights arriving in new york courtesy of the white house but eric adams would rather feud with the publications over migrant buses and speaking of feuding he's letting aoc pressure him changing the location of the facility you new york city taxpayer already shelled out f for. >> carley: did you see this? caught sleeping during a funeral for a fallen police officer. we are going to tell you how he's responding to the public outrage like this. tougher. tough. tougher. mahindra - the official tractor of tough and stewart-haas racing. i've got a race this weekend. i'll see you later. hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. our internet isn't ideal... my dad made the brilliant move to get us t-mobile h

you are really detecting sort of this shift in tone coming from mayor eric adams.ns of stopping with migrants continuing to come here in search of asylum, specifically to new york city. look at the numbers alone as of yesterday. now showing that just over 17,000 asylum seekers have arrived since the spring. the shelter system now housing a little over 60,000 people. to be clear, that includes homeless new yorkers and asylum seekers. but really at the end of the day that's why we are sharing the numbers because authorities are concerned about the census in the shelter system. of course, you see the number of shelters that are opening. these are numbers that are constantly going up and the city saying through the mayor that the compassion is limitless, but the resources are not, and so we heard yesterday, it was interesting from mayor adams, was basically now calling on the federal government to really take a hard look at the situation and step in and assist in at least two ways. one, the funding. the mayor said that the city is expected to spend $1 billion in respon

eric: arthel, eric adams declares a state of emergency as more busloads of migrants arrive in the bigses republicans of using them as political pawns, but a city run by one of his fellow democrats is also sending them north. we'll is more on that straight ahead. ♪ ♪ i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15th...and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare...and take advantage of a broad range of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan... for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. take advantage of $0 copays on primary care visits, virtual visits and l

you got the mayor eric adam here in new york city eric adams already endorsing president biden sayinge wishes that he would run again. in fact it was to host the democratic national convention. here's eric adams and i will react to this. >> he should run again. he has been amazing pretty navigated us out of covid. i think he should run again and we are hoping the conventional coming to new york city. i'm excited he's planning on running again. >> okay at mayor adams let me tell you something as a new yorker, subway crimes or just basically any kind of transportation crimes, okay, 43% uprising since last year. so he is saying things are going well? he is about as delusional as the president for. >> 25 year high in subway murders alone. if you want to take one stab. try to find a transcript of any of the joe biden's speeches and two words cashless bail. he never talks about it. you see an overwhelming majority of crimes or new york city are being committed by people who have already been arrested again and again. that is how you can out of the police you want if you are resting people g

let's talk a little bit about eric adams. you grew up in queens. joined and this is well-known, you joined a gang as a young man. you were arrested for criminal trespassing and you say that when you went to the police station, the police beat you. why on earth would all of that lead you to want to become a policeman? >> because i saw the duality of public safety, you know, yes, there was a number of police officers who were abusive, but that was not what i saw every day, as well. i saw men and women with the nobili nobility of running towards danger when others moved in another direction. if we have the balance of justice and public safety, that's a prerequisite to our prosperity i believe now and then and i sit every day with the men and women. >> you like to go out at night and have picked up the nickname the night life mayor and you've had for folks that don't know around the country, you've had to deal with this for instance this summer. >> if i tell you i'll do full page stories on them, nobody will hang out with me no more. you write these st

now eric adams was supposed to come in and clean things up.ed on the numbers things are only getting worse. >> i listen to dan who said he will not change a dark thing it will get worse in the city before it gets better. he called this out before we saw this rise even in crime with mayor adams. i am a small-town wisconsin guy. i am looking behind me to see if someone will sucker punch me. that is how bad it is. >> obviously, you are not doing it well enough. why does this matter to people in america? you elected with these crazies, live with the violence, live with the crime. you elected people that don't enforce the law. these crazies are in everyone's community. you have to make sure you bet your mayors, your das, your school boards to make sure they don't get elected into positions of power because if you do, you will be living in a new york city somewhere in small-town america. >> that is why perhaps new york governors is trying now 17 days before election that she may actually lose address crime in the subways and in the state in general.

mayor eric adams campaigned on a liberal, progressive agenda. he wanted those votes.se votes and courted that base and it's what they've been asking for. now they are paying the price. for too long it's an issue so many around the country said it is at the border, not a big deal. 8100 is what the texas towns see in a day, two days maybe. so this is just a drop in the bucket. i fully support the desantis airlines program, honestly because what we know is that this has turned every single town in america into a border town. everyone is outraged and shocked but when biden flies people around the country in the dead of night they have nothing to say. the hypocrisy of the left knows no bounds. as far as his comments that he has not heard anybody on the right talking about this issue, we have a plan to fix it. we have had that plan in place and speaker pelosi has refused to bring that legislation to the floor. the president has refused to secure the border. this is on the democrats' hands full stop. >> harris: imagine if the democrats had done what eric adams is talking abo

mayor eric adams specifically calling on the federal government to assist in at least two ways., provide funding as the mayor fears that the city will have spent roughly $1 billion in handling this crisis. and also in providing expedited work authorization for these asylum seekers that have arrived in new york city, with over half a dozen buses arriving every day. the mayor says that they are coming in at a number that is simply not sustainable. mayor adams saying while the city's compassion is limitless when it comes to receiver asylum seekers, that the resources are not. over 17,000 asylum seekers as of friday have arrived in new york city. the issue is many are yet to receive their work authorization from the federal government, due largely in part to a massive backlog of applications. that's why many of these migrants are now choosing to travel to the state of florida to assist in post-hurricane ian cleanup and recovery. and that is certainly something that asylum advocates in new york city are aware of, that that's a practice or that they are basically trying to educate the

eric adams says states like texas have bused more than 17,000 asylum seekers to new york since april that's pushed shelters to the brink. nearly 100% of capacity. cnn's polo sandoval has more from new york. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams with a renewed sense of urgency as he's calling on the federal government to assist the city in responding to the growing number of asylum seekers arriving in the big apple. mayor eric adams specifically calling on the federal government to assist in at least two ways, for one, provide funding as the mayor fears that the city will have spent roughly $1 billion in handling this crisis, and also in providing expedited work authorization for these asylum seekers that have arrived in new york city, with over half a dozen buses arriving every day, the mayor says that they are coming in in a number that is simply not sustainable. mayor adams saying that while the city's compassion is limitless when it comes to receiving these asylum seekers that the resource right side not. over 17,000 asylum seekers as of friday have arrived in new york city

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naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >>> the mayor of new york city eric adams has declared a state of emergency insisting new york cannot immediately accommodate the number of people who are arriving. he said this. >> this is a humanitarian crisis that started with violence and instability in south america. it is being accelerated by american political dynamics. we are at the edge of the precipice. we need serious partnership and realistic solutions. as i have said before, we need help. we need it now. >> joining us is the spokesman for nyc i.c.e. watch, one of the groups organizing the arriving migrants. thank you for taking the time to speak with us this morning. >> good morning. >> i want to ask you how much of the work of settling these recent arrivals is being taken care of by the city versus groups like yours? >> we have to say the city strategy seems to be getting the migrants to be out of sight and out of mind. when they arrive on buses, they tend to be told to go to the shelter system which are prison-like conditions. the abolitionist mutual aid groups of which i.c.e. watch is a part o

eric adams had a chance to be a strong leader. he has abandoned that completely.e claiming it is not a problem. people know, people feel and when you let people out of jail who deserve to be in jail, that is not compassionate. this election, harris, coming up in two weeks is a sanity eople sane who live on planet earth have a border or keep electing people who try these left wing schemes w of the world that never worked and tell you, you are a problem. vote for sanity when you walk into the ballot box. i think it will cross party lines. look at zeldin's serve in new york. hochul should win the race but panicking about more cops when she hasn't talked about it before. it is a shuffle game like joe biden begging saudi arabia to not reduce their output. it is all about election earring. they'll go back to the left wing base when it's over. don't believe them. vote for sanity. >> harris: two things there. hochul didn't say more cops. she said move the cops here. if we burn out the cops here. nypd leads the nation with the percentage of suicides among those who serve a

>> eric adams with all due respects is an idiot.ore, we used to take the train to penn station. you get there homeless are everywhere, surrounded by urine and place smells like weed. why that is important, eric adams, tourism at last check is very important to new york city. when the city looks, smells the way it does. maybe people don't want to come anymore. the fact he was laughing about that, shows this guy ain't serious about his job. elizabeth: yoga mauled did i, joe concha, the two joe's. great analysis. come back soon. >>> rising home heating costs slamming midterm races too. democrats white house, not selling you nasty secrets what it is really like owning an expensive car they demand you buy. energy reporter kevin kelo has an amazing story. you want to hear it. don't go away stay here on "the evening edit" another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so

todd: shocking attack in new york city, mayor eric adams says the solution to fixing subway crime isi think you were right about you know, not having your ipods, not focusing in on a phone. todd: okay. the push for more police on the platform despite a mass exodus of officers. that is coming up next. don't go anywhere. ♪. grandmom! walgreens find rx coverage is here to make medicare easy... even easier than those dances your grandkids love doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪ plus, find low-cost copays. when you need to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪ ♪ walgreens. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it at carvana there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of

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mayor eric adams is asking to stop.new york post" after mayor eric adams gave the democratic mayor of el paso the green light to send those buses. but, even higher up, we now hear from it's not just one by the way, brian, several different sources. several different public meetings inside of el paso city council gatherings that the white house told the mayor of el paso hey, don't declare a state of emergency. we will keep, in essence, funding you. we'll keep giving you the benefits that you would under this program. but it will look a lot better for everybody if you don't declare the state of emergency. for what it's worth, according to records, brian, the city has spent something like $8 million on dealing with this illegal immigration crisis. homeless shelters and dealing with all these people now just walking across the border because the rio grande is fairly dried up. walking across and turning themselves in. and they have only gotten $2 million reimbursed. seem to me if the city of new york, you were just talking a

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he says that when people like mayor adams, eric adams of united states, complain about the small numbere's getting, it's just a splash in the pond of how big this problem is. here's what gonzalez had to say. listen. >> yeah. people along the border, we're tired of seeing these people throughout the country whine when they get 50 or 100 migrants. you know, the mayor of new york city asking for a billion dollars? meanwhile, texans are getting nothing? you know, texans have been forgotten, we've been booned by the biden administration. -- abandoned. >> reporter: and the human smuggling, arthel, is off the charts. there have been more than 75 attempts at human smuggling here in the del rio sector, and you can see in hidalgo county 84 migrants rescued inside of a tractor-trailer. they, fortunately, fared better than back in june when we saw the 53 migrants that dieded in the heat of that tractor-trailer in san antonio. just a final note, arthel, and that is the cartel's ruthlessness. they're even taking to tiktok, advertising $70,000 for smugglers to drive migrants from mcallen to houston. i

the new york city officials, eric adams and others, don't care.d of october, so apparently it's booked up until then. are they going to renew it on november 1st? are they going to then let them out on the streets completely? what about the homeless shelters? the big lie of sanctuary cities is that it eats up the resources needed for those residents most in need in the city, and the city officials don't care, because part of their plan is to bring in the illegal aliens and give them 300,000, 500,000, or a million cell phones. they are not going back and large percentages for their hearings. so the communities are then stuck with them and they pay the price. by the way, crime and this illegal alien problem go together. desperate people, unfortunately -- and it's a fact -- will do desperate things to survive. >> and mayor adams needs a billion dollars to handle this. i don't know where that money is going, but that's a lot of cash. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. >> have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> expl

i have supported eric adams' effort to find logistics, the gate at the ready.illion dollars number will be significantly less, because after our conversations president biden started making changes so people are more likely to have an incentive to stay in their own country. we are talking about venezuela. we have seen as stemming of the tide of people. right now it is in a different direction. we are there to assist the mayor. >> why not call the governor of texas and say what you doing? gov. hochul: if you think it would be useful, i could call them. the mayor did outreach. when someone is so intent on politicizing the environment, something we are familiar with with this conversation trying to scare people into demagoguery, i do not feel like i could get through in a rational way to the governor of texas. where i am working is with the president, working with resident biden and mayor adams two of these people. mr. zeldin: listen, the fact is when people are flying into westminster airport, montgomery, she has nothing to say. people in new york are demanding t

and the left, people like eric adams, know that. but they refuse to acknowledge it publicly.t and it plays to the people on their side when you say it's all the gun's fault. if you look at what's been happening on new york city subways, it's not the gun's fault when somebody pushes somebody on to the tracks, it's not a gun's fault when somebody stabs somebody on a subway. it is always bail reform's fault and until mayor adams acknowledges that, he's not going to be able to do anything to stop this problem, instead it's going to get worse and the city is going to become more dangerous. maria: i don't understand how kathy hochul gets away with saying i'm not even going to discuss cashless bail until after the election. how come that's not more of an outrage for people? no, we want you to discuss it now, before the election. change it. >> well -- >> thanks, todd. god forbid, maria, that kathy hochul upset the progressives on her side of the party and actually go hard on crime. that's why she's not saying it. maria: todd? >> yeah, i would just say she is scared to upset her donor

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mayor eric adams claimed the migrant crisis will cost the city $1 billion this year and it's strangeolo sandoval is in new york. >> reporter: jake, having covered this influx already for months here in new york city, i can tell you there was certainly this increased sense of urgency coming from new york city mayor eric adams today as he basically updated us on the situation, the latest numbers showing at least over 17,000 asylum seekers have arrived here in new york city since earlier this spring. now, we've seen roughly 61,000 individuals seeking shelter in new york city's shelter system, and we should point out that is a mix of both homeless new yorkers and some of these thousands of asylum seekers, but nonetheless, it is certainly continuing to put pressure on the city's ability to respond, and that is why what we heard today was perhaps some of the most deliberate language that we have heard from mayor eric adams and directly calling out the federal government, calling for more action, including more funding, and also an expedited path for some of these migrants to secure employm

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my next guest has a message for mayor eric adams.ayor, it's now a crisis, a state of emergency according to the new york mayor. i'm sure those in other locals that have been dealing with migrants including some they didn't count oncoming from the administration are beginning to say the same. what do you think? >> it's an issue that we've had since 2014 so it's nothing new. welcome to our world. what we have when you work with the northern areas, we've had for quite a few years and we keep on telling them, of course, administration, do what we have to do. we know that nothing's going to happen. we're at midterms but what we have right now fortunately for us it has shifted a bit to del rio and eagle pass area, but we still get 100, 150 asylum seekers a day and illegal entries or attempts anyway are out of this world. it's incredible what's going on and something has to be done. neil: mayor, if you can explain the process to me. once they seek asylum and they're in your state, you can't force them back contraindication ; right.explain t

brooke: 12 migrant buses arrived at port authority in new york city over the weekend. >> todd: eric adamsis hands on a private cruise ship to house border migrants, after 12 more buses arrived in the big apple over the weekend. norwegian cruise line confirming new york city approached us about potential charter of a cruise vessel, we cannot speculate about the outcome of ongoing business discussions. california mayor chris riggs joins me now. i don't understand why city of this size is having so much difficulty handling a few thousand migrants? as a border mayor, do you sit back and laugh considering what you have had to deal with for years, new york city can't handle a couple thousand? >> it really is surprising considering the amount of money that that area has, they are not able to take care of the few that has been sent in their direction, i'm shocked, i really am shocked. >> todd: this move by republican governors to put democrats on the line to come up with an answer is exposing in fighting within the democratic party, here is aoc ripping plan for migrant saying "i think we can get

new york city mayor eric adams calling out the far left for their silence.ty, alexandria ocasio cortez complained about it but i wonder what ben: you talk us thinks about this. stuart: can it be? the rally has gained more ground, up 729, 2.5%, the nasdaq up 356 following up from a big rally yesterday, again for the dow of 1500 points in 36 hours, not bad. ford, sales in the third quarter up 16% from a year earlier, stock is up 60%, investors not looking at that, they are looking at the rise from one year ago, stock is up 6%. let's go to the border, griff jenkins is there. a large law-enforcement presence at the border. do you know what happened? >> reporter: details are coming in. this is a situation that is fluid. we are in eagle pass and uc border patrol truck passing through the shot of a bridge because in mexico it is 300 yards to the rio grande river beyond that but at the intersection where we are, texas dps diverting traffic, we have another camera inside this perimeter because we were advised 30 years ago, a farm orchard where the migrants come every

just to 1000 times square in the heart of new york city is a gum free zone, at least for now met eric adams signed off on the mission this week. it prohibits gums in a list of areas including scores, bars, and public transit. the judge has tempered let temporarily rather blocked part of the new gumble, opening the door for a gun advocacy group to challenge it in court. liz ralph says that this reached an historic agreement with neighboring lebanon, of this shed maritime border. the deal which was mediated by the us ins, 8 years long dispute an unlocked rich gas reserves. it's hoped it could improve ties between the 2 countries, which have technically been at war for more than 70 years. ah, the caring gas field has been at the center of is ram and lebanon's border dispute for years. but soon, drilling ships like this one could move from just testing to actually pumping gas back to the israeli coast. off the 2 neighbors seem to have finally reached a deal on that shared border. in a break through the israeli prime minister yale up he'd said was historic and unprecedented. lebanon's present ow

to get your take on he surveillance from ccp we have ccp police in new york, new york city mayor eric adamsrtedly attended gala as honored guest more than 100 beige set up around the world to spy they say chinese nationals i am not buying just spying on chinese nationals the fact honored mayor adams tells me they are spying on eric adams, potential what is the china communist party to maria pot point what are they doing inside our borders the collect information not just china nationals but all americans, and use that against the united states. >> look tiktok would be example number one just, scooping up data they say data is new oil don't know what they want to do hoovering up information this network of police sayings is archipelago around the world unbelievable because bringing that thousands, of china, to go home blackmailing threatening families back at home bringing them back, having, yes spying on us we are seeing, increasing numbers just saw federal indictments, a lot of bad stuff i think we have been very, very naÏve we haven't seen realized who we are dealing with. maria: we have

arriving in new york city and all as texas governor greg abbott calling out new york city mayor eric adamsor the nypd for pulling over and ticketing some buses from the lone star state. >> carly: this is another pathetic ploy from abbott sending them to sanctuary cities and each bus used for the state of texas undergoes a thorough texas didn't of public safety, commercial vehicle inspection before departing for sanctuary cities. joining us live is fox news contributor lara trump. lara, the new york post is reporting that members of the nypd spent hours meticulously searching each bus for any possible infraction, booking logs, tread tires, fuel levels and windshield wiper placements and these are the buss that are pulling into port authority and dropping the migrants off. the goal is to get the buses off the road so the migrants stop coming. is that going to work? >> well, it's a good thing there's not a crime crisis going on in new york city. oh, wait, there is. this is where the nypd is focusing their time. it turns out whenever you violate the laws on the southern border and allow that t

eric: more migrant buses arrived in new york city from texas this morning, the city's mayor eric adamsan officials for sending them here. he's even called governor greg abbott antiamerican and barbaric. but you know one group of buses does also come from el paso and the mayor of that city well, a fellow democrat. david lee miller has more this morning. hi, dave. reporter: good morning, good afternoon, more than 200 migrants arrived today in new york city. they arrived on 5 buses from el paso and one from dallas. last week the city's democratic mayor eric adams declared a state of emergency saying the city does not have the resources to house and assist the more than 17,000 migrants that arrived here since the spring. the mayor once federal aid to pay massive influx for asylum seekers and the city's price tag for taking care of migrants and associated costs projected to exceed $1 billion, despite mayor adams plea republican texas governor greg abbott and democratic mayor oscar have not halted sending migrants to new york city. and adding to the problem, new york's office of emergency ha

if the wild west were pope populated by violent people throwing poop, what does eric adams think it is our imagine a, this week two people have been pushed in front of a subway train. yesterday's guy wentao on a rampage with a freakin samurai sword. just doused the place with a flamable, lit it up, but because of the crazy reform laws here, back on the streets, think about, that accusedar arsonist allowed to walk right out of jail. either way mayor adams said that crime spike is your head. >> we are dealing with the perception of fear, those average of 6 crimes a day is not giving the impression our system out of control. kennedy: never mind most crime is up. never mind criminals now pretty were on the streets, never mind that residents are terrified. mr. mayor, your jedi mind trick does not work on us, we know that crime is on the rise, not just here, wh chicago also a mess, so is l.a. and most other major cities. in san francisco they don't say it, they say forget about it. yeah. i don't know. mad max out there, ceo of a clothing company. coto paxy said he is closing his last store f

because of this, mayor eric adams issuing this advice to new yorkers.isten. >> you are right about not having your ipods and not focusing on the phone and i do the same. we put out a video and information telling people to be aware of what's around them. >> that advice delivered with good intentions but what is it going to take for you new yorkers not to be on high alert to get into work in the morning? >> the problem with what he's saying is you absolutely all right, you have to have your head on a swivel. 13 people pushed in front of a train. that's not a one off, it's not one crazy person acting with mental illness or something like that. this is a crisis. the mayor has been pretty consistent in saying we need more police officers in our subway system. the governor, the state agency, the one has not been consistent and she's been the one to pump the brakes on this plan up until recently, it may be this week, polls came out saying that she has to change the direction of her campaign. >> ashley: to your point, announces plan that overtime shifts to wat

and mayor eric adams has been getting a lot of criticism for this.ed about the idea of perception and reality when it comes to public safety. we sat down with the mayor and asked him what he says to new yorkers that are watching these videos and are concerned that crime and public safety is not getting any better. >> when i talk to new yorkers they say, yes, eric, i've never been a victim of a crime on a subway system, i've never been attacked, i use it every day. i'm one of the 3.5 million riders on the subway system, and i've never been attacked. i feel unsafe because of what i see, what i read, what i hear. so now i have to address that fear. so what are we doing? we have been a large amount of omny presence of police officers. nothing dissipates violence veen more than having police officers in blue uniform, doing an actual patrol. we're going to have them actually on the train and then we're not going to be passive in dealing with those who have real mental health issues on our w subway system. we've got over 2,000 people on our system that were

. >> rachel: mayor eric adams saying don't believe what you are reading in the papers or what is beingd in the news. it's just a perception of crime, listen. >> dealing with actual crimes, those eight homicides, and we are dealing with the perception of fear that people are feeling. that is the combination. i will say that perception and the actual crime, we cannot get away from the fact we have 3.5 million people using our subway system. we have to be honest about that. of those average of six crimes a day is not giving the impression that our system is out of control. >> brian: like on 3:30 a.m., the smash-and-grab if you have a gray sedan we need to pull them over and ask if they have any jewels would like them back on the number a man chokes a woman pushed a baby carriage down the block and held onto the woman because he one of the cops to come up and shoot him dead. that was his goal. 12 plaque dell my prior arrests, no one goes to jail anymore, if you like the wild west but all s prudent, preventable. we have a police chief that's invisible and a mayor who tells us crime is not a

dagen: right it is shameful, the local leaders these democrats doing the same thing mayor eric adams likes to castigate governor greg abbott, the democrat mayor of el paso, more than half of the migrants that have been sent to new york city, have come from el paso. >> he is a democrat. dagen: run by democrat, easy to use this crisis from border to northeast earn big cities as baseball bat to what can you at opponents mayor has reached out to people in the community seeking help with how to deal with this migrant skries to well-known conservatives, why doing that, then not publicly calling out the president himself, and entire administration, i just simply -- demanding action at the border to stop this. because it is a hardship for the migrants a hardship for communities, and it is a hardship fort nation. maria: because they've got to pay for this given free cell phones, they are given food stamps they are given healthcare coverage we don't know where they are staying, but mayor adams talking about shelters all over new york. >> you know you want to be a sanctuary city -- >> in your b

. >> eric adams to do more in the crime telling "the new york post" everybody is talking the talk butody is walking the walk. >> executive jennifer say a covid denier, the management gave her a choice to shut up or leave. >> that made me unemployable. >> what team is that? >> read. >> we are going to go see them. >> we are going to take you in the stadium. ♪ ♪ >> 13 days until the midterm elections. three big debates around the country last night, pennsylvania, new york, michigan >> steve: today, we are doing essentially the postgame show. >> that's right. >> steve: who won, who lost because so many people tuned in to watch those six people at different electors across the country. and who will win? we could know two weeks from today. >> a lot of big debate but anxiety from americans because we may not know who has control of the senate on election day because of the big race in georgia could turn out to be -- >> neck and neck. lawrence jones and for brian kilmeade. >> march for the midterm continues with the debate on the books. >> pennsylvania senate candidates, and the nominees for