dagen: how is mayor eric adams not part of the problem from the get-go? on down, our city is open to illegal migrants and he promised them facilities and handouts, as mayors of sanctuary cities have for some years. and that was part of his a approach and part of his platform. and now with the border wide open for two years, he sees the burden and the hazards and how these i'll leah gal migrants -- illegal migrants are siphoning resources away from legal residents who need them the most, quite frankly and so how can a mayor like eric adams truly be part of the solution beyond what we saw him doing yesterday? >> he was part of the problem. and he continues to be part of the problem. because any time that you give these handouts you're going to have people cross the border illegally. this is the main magnet that draws people across our borders, knowing they're going to get free handouts, knowing they can go to new york city and get the handouts that they want. that's going to continue to draw people across the border. he is part of the problem. i'm saying ev

amy: this comes as new york city mayor eric adams, himself a former police officer who has spoken outnst police brutality and says he and his brother were beaten by police as teenagers, now says he plans to restart a controversial nypd anti-crime unit that was broken up after protests over the police killing of george floyd. the units will have a new name, neighborhood safety teams. no matter what you call them, our guest radley balko writes in "the new york times" that "tyre nichols's death proves yet again that 'elite' police units are a disaster." radley balko is an investigative reporter and author of "rise of the warrior cop: the militarization of america's police forces" and of the criminal justice newsletter "the watch." welcome back to democracy now! thank you for joining us from nashville. let's start off with what you are saying, that these elite police units are disaster. respond to what happened to tyre nichols in memphis and how this illustrates what is going on around the country. >> what we saw in memphis is a very familiar story, unfortunately. what has happened probab

did, mayor eric adams, who has been begging for federal help paid a visit to el paso to visit with migrantsrain on the city's resources and he's demanding federal help. >> this is a federal crisis, new york can't take more, pointing the finger at national government, this is a national problem. >> maybe governor abbott move to show how other cities are dealing with massive numbers, maybe it worked, adams is saying biden administration needs to play a more active role in securing the border. >> todd: you spoke to robertalmonte. ing >> right before president biden came, the city was cleaned up under the order of the white house to give el paso the nice look. mayor adams going down there got a dose of reality and he's right, this was a border crisis that had turned into a national crisis and i've been saying that many times and it is unfortunate and when is it going to stop? this is result of not having a plan to deal with the issue on the border. >> todd: good on him issue late to the party for mayor eric adams, talking about this many months. >> carley: 250,000 encounters in december. >> tod

. >> jesse: mayor eric adams has had enough. he went to the new facility to show it's really not that bad. >> doesn't matter if it's ellis island, any of our ports, it is all rooted in the american dream. you pursue the dream here. when you meet someone walking through, i just had to come here when i started hearing all the rumors about it was too cold. my brother got on shorts. it's warm inside. about the food not being there. you know, healthy food. even the snacks are healthy. we need to stop the anxiety. >> jesse: but, hey, it's no wonder migrants don't want to go anywhere. an employee at a different holtz say it's a free for -- hotel say it's for a free-for-all. >> total chaos. running the program, they allow these people to destroy these rooms. this is not your home. unfortunately the ones that are paying the price is the hotel workers, local union six workers. those guys and ladies endure a lot of disrespect from the migrants. there is some nice migrants, but there's too much alcohol, too much drugs, and too much violence

the second part is mayor eric adams wants to see more atms, he knows they are closing early, he's beingsing, they are not overnight anymore. here is what he had to say about the chase story, listen. >> people don't want to walk into their atm and see someone you'reinating and screaming and yelling, i don't want my atms closing down and people leaving our city, we have to create an environment people feel safe. >> cheryl: come here, spend money and stay in the city and keep paying taxes, he has a fiscal problem issue not a crime problem. >> todd: those atms, it issel radio, you go past them in the morning, they are homeless shelters for a couple guys and gals and you don't want to go in the middle of the night and get money. >> cheryl: and bank tellers will talk to us, the homeless are sleeping in the vestibules and i have personally seen it, you don't have to tell me. i don't blame chase, they are having to hire security guards to keep it open. >> carley: people are criticizing the bank to say we have to pay fees to the bodega, but it is not their fault. >> cheryl: then vote differently

new york city mayor eric adams is going to hold a news conference at el paso.e southern border we expect that within the next two hours for the migrant crisis hitting the city hard. thousands of migrants a bus from texas and colorado, expected to cost the city up to $2 billion. you know, arthel. controversial issue in new york city. even so far from the border. arthel: absolutely. we are going to be back next sunday. sunday. please don'te li. accident.ow my glucose numbers sunday. please don'te li. without fingersticks. try it for free at freestylelibre.us one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the street, talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. you sure? i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car? you have the check engine light, but the heart doesn't have a hey, check heart sign.

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so, it's -- it does beg the question what is mayor eric adams. it's more than the money. >> pete: it's not the only problem for joe biden. >> lawrence: as i told pete here on set. i'm always skeptical with adams. >> this is a councilman that used to travel with a podium in his car doing press conferences everywhere. >> rachel: as a councilman. >> pete: 10 minutes after the top of the hour and we also have. this joe biden facing bipartisan backlash as more classified documents found in his home in delaware. >> rachel: house oversight committee chairman james comer calling on the white house to release the visitor logs. >> lawrence: peter doocy live at the white house with more. peter, what was he thinking? >> that's a good question. i asked him what he was thinking. we all heard his answer last week. now even the most reliable biden allies. democrats in congress are saying they want spy agencies to fill them in on how bad this might be. >> is it possible that national security was jeopardized here? >> i don't think we can exclude the possibility w

mayor eric adams is headed to the border himself. he is heading there.ident biden. why? because of biden's border collapse hitting new york city. plus more states joining florida in stopping china, russia, iran, north korea from buying real estate inside of their states. we have byron york, columnist with "the washington examiner. he is an author. he is with us next on "the evening edit." it will remind you. ♪. arby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans. schedule your appointment today. ♪ elizabeth: look who is back, author, washington examiner columnist. he is byron work. byron, good to see you. when you heard there was a fourth batch a fourth back of top secret classified documents found in the president's delaware home what was your reaction? now democrats and the media are rapidly turning on the president for covering up his mishandling of the nation's secrets? >> well, my reaction was, we're lear

. >> judge jeanine: i've been very critical of mayor eric adams, but he did one good thing and i want is trying to get the homeless into hospitals, mental facilities, and there is a lot of pushback from, the left, from people who say it is not fair, they say specifically that it is inhumane to force them to go into a mental hospital, but he has got it under the umbrella of if they can't take care of themselves, and might be a danger to themselves or others, then the police have the right to take them into a mental health facility where immediately they have a psychiatric evaluation and can stay there, not unlike what i did as a judge, now one of the other things, and this is our fault, it is our fault, in missouri it is against the wall to sleep on the street. in new york now, eric adams is saying, if you appear to have a mental illness, we are going to pull you off the street involuntarily and put you in a mental health facility. in the problem is, people they get free food, they get a lax drug policy where they allow them lsd,, heroin and everything else in cocaine and they take it

biden didn't see much of anything when he was down there and then eric adam said what we really need to take care of the border is a borders are great every time i say that, every time i think about that i chuckle because don't we have one of those? >> we do. her name is kamala harris and she has been at the helm of tha for quite some time and it's a situation that's only gotten worse. we go back to the last guest that we had a few moments ago detailing the level of cartels that have swelled in this country on these open border policies, and the brutal killin of that young mother and her baby and how they are infiltrating the country and working with gangs that are already on the ground here and causing a lot, a lot of damage. there are big questions for those big questions that the white house say the border crisis the growing document scandal, and. >> clearly there were a lot of beers in lots of cities across this nation with a lot of concerns about where things are going. we have got for coverage coming up in the second hour here of "america reports." we have dr. stephen coleman w

mayor eric adams up in arms, "we can't have this!"ers that stopped joe biden at the outset and said, "don't do this" you would not be $2 billion in the hole. isn't that the irony and the hypocrisy here? >> 40,000 people might sound like a lot but that is half of what comes over the border every day into the mic and the united states. let's keep that in mind. that is a number that breaks the back of one of the largest, wealthiest cities in the world and yet committed as half of a day's worth of illegal immigration's in the united states. >> carley: the flip side 35,000 might not sound like a lot but if you don't have the money, resources or funding, it becomes a major issue for communities like yours. state senator george borrello thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> carley: absolutely. national hockey league backing down after governor ron desantis called the job leak spirit that discriminates against white people. the nhl touted "its pathway to hockey's, and since deleted linkedin post tha

new york city eric adams telling the new york post that the southern border is in crisis. mayor adams says the big apple alone has taken in nearly 40,000 illegal migrants opening 74 7 emergency shelters and 4 humanitarian relief centers and cost the city nearly $2 billion. custom and border protection services telling fox news december migrant encounters will exceed 250,000 for the first time in history, that's december alone in the last two years more than 5 million people have crossed into america illegally. joining me cheryl casone and mark tepper. cheryl, we know the numbers but the impact has been devastating from illegal smuggling of humans to illegal trafficking of elicit drugs like fentanyl. cheryl: exactly, exactly. now eric adams the mayor of new york city is being vocal and going against frankly the biden administration which i will say is brave and give him that and credit for that. maria: i'm very surprised. cheryl: he has a fiscal problem, maria. it's a money issue. that's what he's aware of. you mentioned $2 billion, new york city right to shelter city if an

mayor eric adams takes a tour of cruise terminal yesterday and while there he encouraged migrants to relocate, watch this. >> when i started hearing rumors that it was too cold. my brother got on shorts. it's warm inside about the food not being there, you know, healthy food is present, even the scene of that accident are healthy. we need to stop the an yet say. we have the mayor of new york trying to sell migrants on going to brooklyn because they are all out in the street of new york city. our producer gina shot this video and it's pretty incredible to see them standing outside in the middle of manhattan because they refuse to do what eric adams is asking them to do. joining me for hot topic lee carter and mark tepper. mark, i don't know where you live, don't say it but there are people in new york city who are waking up to this every day and they are impacted by illegal migrants. they are here and not going anywhere. >> it's unfortunate this entire situation and new york city seems to be doing a 180 on the sanctuary city, isn't that interesting. this whole border crisis, you know,

>> here's how stupid eric adams is, geraldo.built a tent city that cost millions of dollars on an island in the east river. they had culturally appropriate food for them. they had tents. they had popcorn machines. they had cribbage. what does he do, geraldo? he shuts the whole thing down. we paid for it. he shut it down. now he's paying $500 a night hotel rooms, which they trash? they're using hot plates to cook their own food. i understand american food is not the best, but it's a fire hazard. keep it as a snack. i mean obviously someone gives you a free sandwich, you came here scared you're going to get killed in el salvador -- >> 2800 miles. >> how much is a snack? don't throw it away. >> that was your college dormitory. >> they're assimilating, because they're having orgy, and trashing times square. that's the best. >> coming up next, tearing into leftist george soros for america's crime crisis. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep, you know, insomnia. but then, i found quviviq, an fda approved medicatio

also new york mayor eric adams visiting the southern border. adams not hiding his frustration with president biden's handling of the border saying the crisis has his city of new york at a breaking point. it is a sanctuary city. so, am i still on track to reach my goals? the plan we created can withstand uncertainty. lately everybody has opinions about the economy, but i count on personal financial advice. my ameriprise advisor understands the markets and me. she knows my goals and can help me reach them with confidence. the markets may fluctuate but you're still on track. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. >> harris: president biden's border crisis finally pushing new york city to the brink according to mayor eric adams. as a democrat, he spent the weekend in el paso, texas. also democrat mayor down there and also where the president just went last weekend. the visit comes as new york city is struggling with people being bused into the city from the

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problem for the last two years particularly and now democrats mayors of democratic cities like eric adamsnew york city can absorb all the migrants were they expect all the red states to absorb the migrants for the last two years. >> is not wrong there's an annoyance about that in the think a lot of people are waiting until after the midterms to see what they had to say but mayor adams defense he's been begging the drum toward governor hochul and president biden as well. this is a good look for biden as the house appears to be in chaos, he is looking at the presidential doing something about the border. gerry: about time, we finally made it to the year 2023 but doesn't look like anything what was predicted a century ago we will tell you what forecast has got right and very wrong ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in

problem for the last two years particularly and now democrats mayors of democratic cities like eric adamsnew york saying new york city can absorb all the migrants were they expect all the red states to absorb the migrants for the last two years. >> is not wrong there's an annoyance about that in the think a lot of people are waiting until after the midterms to see what they had to say but mayor adams defense he's been begging the drum toward governor hochul and president biden as well. this is a good look for biden as the house appears to be in chaos, he is looking at the presidential doing something about the border. gerry: about time, we finally made it to the year 2023 but doesn't look like anything what was predicted a century ago we will tell you what forecast has got right and very wrong ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad

mayor eric adams begging for help since the first bus of migrants arrived from new york from texas. meeting with migrants personally. so far, 5200 migrants sent to the big apple from texas peer of the large numbers are putting a strain on the sanctuary cities resources and he's demanding federal help. >> this is a national crisis. new york cannot take more, we can't. we are pointing the finger where it should be and that is the national government. this is a national problem. >> so judging by that response, it appears may be governor abbott showing other cities what it's like to do with massive numbers of migrants might avert. adams wants to see the biden administration play a more proactive role in keeping the board are secure. >> carley: marianne rafferty, thank you so much. el paso u.s. marshal retired and deputy chief of el paso police department, robert, always great to see you. first the reaction to mayor adams visit to el paso. are you glad he came? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i think it is a good thing. i wish he would have done that sooner. but the mayor of new york may be dif

cnn's gloria pazmina has more. >> reporter: eric adams said the city will have to cover the costs forng for migrants which have been arriving for the last several months since last year. they visited the border in addition to a shelter as well as a processing center for the customs and border patrol. the mayor has said that this is very much a crisis, a humanitarian crisis for the city of new york. thousands of people have been arriving. many of them bussed to new york by the state of texas. i want to just put up the numbers. more than 39,000 asylum seekers have arrived in new york and have been processed by the city. 26,000 of them remain in the city's care. and for several minutes now the city has worked to open 74 emergency shelters as well as four emergency relief centers in an effort to connect asylum seekers with resources. but, of course, all of this costs money. and that is where the mayor's request comes in. for months now he has been asking the federal government to help pay for the cost of supporting these migrants. and the mayor's visit to the border comes a week after pre

. >>> new york city mayor, eric adams, pays a visit to the texas border. the crisis has pushed new york to its, quote, breaking point, and he's now calling for federal support. cnn's gloria is following the latest developments. tens of thousands of migrants arrived in new york in recent months. how much is it costing the city to shelter and feed them? >> pam, mayor eric adams estimated this will cost the city between 1.5 and $2 billion just in the next fiscal year. now the mayor travelled to el paso last night and met with the mayor of el paso. you can see the two visited the border there. during the visit, the mayor visited local shelters and a processing center. the mayor as, as you said, described this as a crisis. he said the city is reaching a breaking point. he is asking for federal support. now the mayor travelled to the border five days after president biden traveled to the border himself. i want to just put up the numbers to show what new york city has been dealing with. more than 39,000 asylum seekers have arrived in new york city since last spri

so, i guess the forever a sanctuary city message didn't work out so well for eric adams.blame elsewhere. >> our cities are being undermined and we don't deserve this. migrants don't deserve this. and the people who live in this city don't deserve. this we expect more from our national leaders to address this issue in a real way. we are not pointing the finger at el paso. we are not pointing a finger at houston. we are pointing a finger where it should be pointed and that's our national government. this is a national problem. >> dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host. thrilled to have you on tonight, dana. you know, the truth is when he says "we don't deserve this" i kind of think yeah, you do. you were the one -- it wasn't three month ago free lawn did i services. free babysitter. you have all kinds of lazy chairs and you have got an iron and laundry service as well as video games, et cetera. and now it's don't come anymore? >> yeah, that's a great point judge jeanine. so good to be with you. good to see you in the evening. >> good to see you. >> usually see je

problem for the last two years particularly and now democrats mayors of democratic cities like eric adamsre they expect all the red states to absorb the migrants for the last two years. >> is not wrong there's an annoyance about that in the think a lot of people are waiting until after the midterms to see what they had to say but mayor adams defense he's been begging the drum toward governor hochul and president biden as well. this is a good look for biden as the house appears to be in chaos, he is looking at the presidential doing something about the border. gerry: about time, we finally made it to the year 2023 but doesn't look like anything what was predicted a century ago we will tell you what forecast has got right and very wrong next. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. you could disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. you could fire up a new generation of start-ups. and fuel the search for what comes next. so...what are you waiting for? go. baker tilly. teeth sensitivity is so common. it immediately feels like somebody's poking directly on the n

new york city mayor eric adams finally has a few words for president biden as tens of thousands of migrantsreal embarrassment on a national level. todd, i'll start with you on this one. >> i don't hear anything. i'm listening for the attacks on jared polus like the attacks on governor greg abbott in texas and governor ron de santis in florida. why isn't jared polus receiving the same backlash from the left literally doing the same thing. this pattern started when joe biden shipped migrants on planes to westchester, new york. they were silent on the left 6789.eric adams called out bide. he didn't call out polus to the extent maybe he should have. jackie: we discussed this yesterday. when illegal my grants come to the -- migrants come to the state, come to the country, we have to provide food, healthcare and education. it's a huge impure burden on the taxpayers. >> you need more legal pathways to allow people to come here and be productive. if they're legal, then they can work. the state does not need to provide for them. so this is another invitation for the president to lead. i really don't

sunday at the border here is eric adams, new york mayor. >> it's a national problem. be real immigration reform and we must immediately have a short-term fix making sure that the course of this does not fall on the local cities. >> bill: the case he is making is new york city is spending millions and millions of dollars. new york has said we're a sanctuary city. if you want to come here, you are welcome. so what now? >> that's a problem. new york city operating as a sanctuary city, new york state operating as a sanctuary state having these incentives and rewards is sending a message to people who aren't yet in the country. if they can get here and make their way to new york. this is the environment waiting for them. it is encouraging people to just go through their own process of coming to the country even if it's illegally. so i do believe it needs to get changed. as far as the drain on resources, we see with shelters and hotels and schools with medical facilities. the costs for taxpayers for people who are here hard working struggling to make ends meet and are in ne

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so the mayor, eric adams, joins me now.more than 20 years in the nypd and a co-founder of a group that speaks out against police brutality. mayor, good morning to you. thank you for appearing. you're the perfect person to talk about these issues. so my first question, how did things go so horribly wrong in memphis? >> i think a number of things went wrong. it was clear that no one was there with a level head and really controlled the situation in the scene. we know policing is a very high anxiety form of public protection. but those officers lost control. they showed the level of abuse that is really betrayal to those who wear the uniform every day and serve the job of public protection. >> much has been made about the officers, all of them being black. you said that diversif diversif police departments would allow us to have a level of policing we deserve. these five officers all black. is there an entrenched police culture of aggression towards black people? >> clearly we could not ignore the ethnicity of the officers tha

b democrat house minority leader calling out kevin mccarthy to reappoint congressman eric swalwell and adammmittee. this comes after mccarthy says he plans to block all democrats citing eric swalwell ties to chinese spy among other reasons. both democrats say this is all political payback. >> this is kevin mccarthy's promise to marjorie taylor greene in order to earn their vote. he will bring payback because she was properly removed from her committee. >> mccarthy looks like the old mccarthy. an individual who would abuse their political power to exact political vengeance. and in my case, he is doing it under a fig leaf of false claims. >> todd: false claims? eric swalwell with a chinese spy christine fang back in 2014. but claims to my claims to cut off all contact when he learned of her wrongdoing. adam schiff's right to a degree, this has to do with marjorie taylor greene. the democrat started this trend of kicking people off of committees because in their case, they didn't like her. but in this case, there is actual legitimate reasons that somebody with these kinds of ties, eric swalwel

where is eric adams?here is the city? why am i doing this? why is it up to me? >> steve: sure. >> brian: especially 1:15 in the morning. that's when trouble a lot of times happens. you have would think there. >> there is sometimes in this cities' history where there have been police on trains at night. we are not in that time right now. >> brian: i ride the subway every day i never see a cop down there, ever. >> apparently there were no charges because what happened to you was according to what i read in the "new york post" a misdemeanor. how is that a misdemeanor? they beat the crap out of you. you are so lucky. >> ainsley: and set a guy. >> steve: a brain bleed or they could have killed you. >> ainsley: the other why who they set on fire. >> i think it's wild. i went to the hospital. i'm probably going to pay some sort of at least deductible. it's going to cost me money and i'm all beat up and this isn't going to cost anyone else a dollar. the people who did it they are not going to go jail. they are no

mayor eric adams of new york city went to el paso over the weekend and apparently saw a lot, he wrotee national crisis has left local governments and grassroots organizations along the border struggling to adequately care for the migrants coming into their communities. how did he see an el paso so completely different than what the president saw. secondly, in the op-ed, unveiled a six point plan to fix the problem, included the appointment of a border czar. >> isn't that amazing? >> john: apparently we already have. >> solely overseeing the migrant response, known as a border czar. >> mayor adams may not have seen the results but we have a border czar. >> and interesting about the op-ed he wrote, you know, when governors first started shipping migrants to new york he accused them of being racist and xenophobes, he is still calling them that, but not talking about the governors. in the op-ed he acknowledges that they face the same, you know, he's facing the same problem that they face. >> john: he still rips them. >> he's still ripping them. as you point out, you get down into the nitt

encounters since october 1st, just over 101 days and then processed and sent elsewhere but you mentioned eric adams, mayor adams trip to el paso, we still are waiting for me details and images that he will among other things meet with el paso's mayor and he will visit a shelter, he will also visit a center that helps with migrant asylum process and visit the cbp processing center where the migrants are loaded up on the buses and sent to places like new york city and hopefully he will, indeed, see some migrants. now let me show you some drone footage we shot, bill, you have seen it multiple times. the same every morning almost. this is drone shot that we shot early this morning of 149 migrants, many of them coming from the usual places we have been seeing which are ecuador, cuba, colombia and also, though, there were a few in this group from sinegal, western countries coming from a very long place. congressman tony gonzales, republican that represents this area was on fox news sunday talking about what he hopes the administration's plan to address this and specifically secretary mayorkas' job in all

this is karen bass talking about the whole situation with an interview with eric adams from new yorkhe's talking about the busing of migrantbless from texas to new york city. let's watch what she said. >> i think it is very cynical on the part of the governor of texas. it is a way of attempting to deliberately undermine new york city and democrat run cities that welcome immigrants. >> steve: what? deliberately -- these are the people diversity is our strength and deliberately undermine the city. >> sanctuary where the moreitie compassionate option we heard for years especially in california and from likethat new york as well.it we can handle it. this is our duty and with the government resisgovet for but ti llnext thing she might lean over to eric adams and blamed the loss of the buffalo bills onbo greg abbotutt and desantis as well. democrats, do as we say and not as we do. , the policies they are opposing proposing are atrocious. we have homelessness all in newd the e country, miami, even phoex and places have these issues. i think they hav e to be dealt with but in a compassionate

new york mayor eric adams traveled to the border city of el paso, texas, sunday and said new york city has no more room to house additional asylum seekers. >> given the false impression if you come to this city, everything -- amy: the new york mayor used his trip to el paso to urge biden administration to provide more help to new york which has accepted 40,000 asylum seekers over the past year, including 800 in a single day last week. eric adams' trip was criticized by new york city comptroller brad lander who said the mayor's trip "risks reinforcing a harmful narrative that new immigrants themselves are a problem." oklahoma has carried out the first of what prison officials say will be 11 executions this year. scott eizember was pronounced dead at 10:15 a.m. local time last thursday after authorities at the oklahoma state penitentiary strapped m to a gurney and injected him with a lethal cocktail of three drugs. eizember is the eighth death row prisoner to be killed since oklahoma resumed capital punishment in late 2021 after a six-year moratorium. his killing came as one of alabama's

eric adams says the city received 30,000 migrants since last spring. >> ashley: youngkin calling into an investigation of a high school telling students they receive national merit awardless to protect feelings of those who didn't. >> violation of civil liberties, students achieved a real accolade to be national merit scholar and they were not told because they didn't want the other students to feel bad. >> ashley: students named condemned students by the corporation and governor youngkin says the delayed notification appears to be deliberate attempt to disadvantage high-performing students calling this human rights violation, that is unbelievable. >> todd: i worked my tail off to get that, sf that was deprived, there would have been h-e-double hockey sticks that ain't right. >> todd: there is one thing parents want once the killer is convicted. >> the latest on the case after this. e wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out ship

eric adams with bail reform law in the state and city, listen. >> we all agree nobody should be in jailply because they cannot afford to post bail. but we should also agree that we cannot allow a small number of violent individuals to continue terrorizing our neighborhoods over and over again. more neighborhood safety teams and safety alliance and the nypd is focused on retail effect. he wants to host crime data so the public can get police input and feedback. >> ashley: my biggest question is where is kathy hochul because she said last year i'm not going to touch bail reform, let's be honest everything with bail reform because no repercussions for anyone in new york right now. you can go to jail and get out but she said she wouldn't touch bail reform and that topic until january and nothing is going to change until leadership steps up to the plate, works with the d.a.'s office to get bail reforms under control. because it doesn't matter if you have 45 or 45,000 cops on the streets of new york or any other city. as long as they are letting these criminals out, they are going to keep wit

released, people without numbers the cities are feeling the difference, on friday new york city mayor eric adamso state saying to have the to handle you asylum-seekers is approaching two billion dollars, that is double, what his office had budgeted, on tripp to border this weekend adams made it clear he expects help. >> we are not pointing the finger at el paso not poinling aut houston we are pointing the finger where it should be pointed that is our national government that is national problem we must have real immigration reform. >> new york city is not only city does he believing with the migrant crisis, in denver lotsed roughly 2.5 million dollars to deal with problem there, already, 1.5 million has been spent, 500,000 dollars spent on bus tickets to bus migrants to other cities including new york city where we stand right now. >> thank you so much for that reporting madison alworth, down the street from here in front of row hotel. joe: price tag for homeless services in new york city over two billion price tag on unfinished business making sure people don't fall through floor get rained on

the last thing standing between us and chaos at this border and it comes as new york city's mayor eric adams a reported 3 stops there. we will see if he sees any migrants firsthand unlike president biden this past week when he visited el paso. but, of course, mayor adams now saying that it has reached a breaking point with the number of migrants he's gotten in the big apple and in border towns like eagle pass is overwhelmed and in kenny county where you have spent time with so many smuggling operations going on, we talked this week, bill, with the kenny county attorney brent smith, he says he's asking all surrounding texas counties for help because it's become unattainable there. take a listen. >> even though there's not guns and bullets on the ground, in kenny county feels like a war that we are going through, amount of property damage, invasion of privacy is unsustainable for texas or the nation. >> let us show you new norms we have gotten since january 1st past 13 days, bill, nearly 50,000 encounters of which nearly 20,000 were expelled under title 42 but a digit there at the bottom 73.4%

joe, democrat congressman jim hines claims house speaker kevin mccarthy's move to kick out adam schiff and ericof intel committee could hurt national security. listen to this. >> i know adam schiff. i know why republicans are angry with adam schiff he led in my opinion capable investigation what the president of the united states did holding up to aid to ukraine that made them angry. to appease his right-wing kevin mccarthy sort of had to throw adam schiff on the fire along with eric swalwell that hurts our national security. between the two of them they have 20 years of intelligence oversight. that evidently is gone now. that makes us a less safe country. ashley: you know what? i think intelligence is misnomer here, joe, because let's face it, schiff was the one who went around touting the steele dossier, screaming collusion, russia, russia, was completely wrong and then of course we have swalwell who has a relationship with a chinese spy. give me a break. >> precisely. adam schiff actually put the steele dossier into the congressional record without verifying it whatsoever because he wanted t

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for eric adams to have ab new york city as a s sanctuary as he say they don't the resources to house people in itself unbelievable reminds characterization how do they expect border towns in texas to handle that the crime, and human trafficking, that comes along with it, and the money that this is putting in the he are cartels' pockets, okay? from all this it is unbelievable it is a dereliction of duty also president biden creating a massive humanitarian crisis a legal crisis felt in u.sto come cheryl: kamala harris vice president was in arizona yesterday. didn't go to border listen a local reporter, asked her hey wait a minute, you are here, but, you know, you are not going to the border listen to this guys. >> came to arizona you decided not to visit the border, can you tell me why? >> i am here to talk about what we are doing on bringing down the cost to american families including jobs so on border it is one of our highest priorities. cheryl: do you have plans to visit the border in arizona. >> i visited the border will not on this trip and i will again. cheryl: went to el paso i

new york city mayor eric adams is ringing the alarm bell. who will respond? the mayor wants the biden administration to direct fema to step up and address the crisis. the city is at the breaking point and unable to continue sheltering asylum seekers. more than 400 people are arriving each day. since last spring 40,000 arrived in need of fooding housing and support services. he saw for himself where the migrants enter the country. he criticized greg abbott and colorado governor for busing migrants for new york city and many migrants believe that new york city streets are paefshd with gold. he was in a joint conference and said help is needed from washington. >> i stand here next to my brother mayor and state we are not pointing the finger at el paso, we're not pointing the finger at houston but where it should be pointed, our national government. this is a national problem. we must have real immigration reform. >> the mayor is asking new york state for help and governor kathy hochul said the state will continue to give the city assistance. adams will travel to

eric adams visited the border over the weekend and his city has received buses full of migrants in recent months. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf calling on the federal government to do more. >> it's clear they don't have a good handle what's going on but also clear the rest of the world knows what most americans know which is that border is wide open. >> dana: former chief is standing by. madison is standing by how it is affecting american cities and griff jenkins is in eagle pass, texas along the border. how do things look this morning? >> good morning. things are not slowing down in the slightest bit. if we can go to our drone right now high above eagle pass, the bridge connecting to mexico, you can see some national guardsmen repairing some fencing and barbed wire sections where they are trying to keep these numbers down. as we can show you, there is more migrants coming all day every day. we have had at least three groups coming so far. it comes as cbp sources tell fox news we'll have a december of more than 250,000 migrant encounters. that has never happened in history, dana.

well, another month, another record number of migrant encounters at our southern border as mayor eric adams struggles to deal with ear own immigration crisis that critics claimed he helped incentivize. sounds like mayor adams is seeing this issue a lot clearer. jackie. >> reporter: that's exactly right. a number cdp officials say is a first in the u.s. history. however, the department of homeland security has still not released the official numbers as of now. new footage shows migrants getting arrested, made of shipping containers at the mexico border but this is not just a texas problem. mayor eric adams made a trip to el paso to meet with officials there as the city deals with its own immigration crisis. >> i am going to extend my hand to the mayors across this country to say together we did not create this problem but we'll find solutions. >> reporter: right, here is the de dedeal, critics say he did this problem. look at the images of otrash. of course, american taxpayers footing the bill. the concern is not just the cost in damage of profit property, it is the safety of staffs and loca

the same thing with mayor eric adams's decision and health clinics that will be offering the abortionn new york city for free. that is a huge decision. each of these decisions takes a step toward destigmatize and abortion and could lead people in states where abortion is ban in tennessee, arkansas, demanding not just demanding reimplementation of the protections in roe v. wade, but free abortion pills and the health clinic. if it is happening in new york city, i think that shifts open a window for everyone else. not to give eric adams too much credit, i want to say these movements, these victories belong to the movements that are advocating for them and not the politicians. because we know democrats have spent a long time treading water and it comes to expanding abortion access, and i think they're moving now because of the enormous amount of momentum the hind the deeply popular right to an abortion. amy: it may have explain why the house division between democrats and republicans is so close, that it was not a red wave as many had predicted because of people's concern about reproduct

new york city mayor eric adams assuring migrants it is a much better place to be than on the street,rooklyn cruise terminal or staten island, i just had to come here when i started hearing all the rumors about its too cold. my brother got on shorts. about the food not being here, healthy food, even snacks not healthy. we need to stop the anxiety. >> in the meantime once the tents are cleared along the streets, there is nothing illegal about sleeping outside. as of this month 40,000 asylum-seekers posted to new york costing the city upwards of $1 billion, todd, ashley. >> ashley: brooke, thank you. jesse watters said which model out migrants to shop. listen. >> our rules, our house. we pay the bills. it is a big bill, at least $1 million a month for the hotels. now the migrants extended check out? how extended? how long are we paying for the migrants to live free in times square? these migrants that are shacking up aren't even families. you heard the guy, they were single men. so ladies, if you're interested they are staking at the watson and they were giving the rest of the migrants