. >> todd: mayor eric adams calling out agitators providing food, water and clothing. he says shelter at brooklyn cruise is nothing like the prison they are making it out to be. >> what they said to me, thank you, mr. mayor. there are agitators that are doing a disservice to the migrants and the children and families moving to the hotels. >> todd: i'm dumbfounded by the sense of entitlement from the migrants. the shelter conditions, they call a prison, these conditions are better than most college dorm rooms that most college students experience. these are clean. you have some semblence of privacy, unlike college dorms. having been there, i agree with mayor adams, the activists are agitators. they are standing in front of the media and prevent the media from covering the party because they wound their socialist operation to take place in the shadow separated from the public. >> ashley: right, you talk about seeing it, you don't expects asylum seekers, migrants to come here and start protesting. when you hear mayor eric adams say agitatorings and activists are pushing t

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

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eric adams knows that, too. he goes down to the border to complain about the border while keeping a sanctuary city in his own city. >> harris: he has been complaining recently about the prosecutors and repeating of crime in his city. he knows. it hurts more when somebody from outside comes in and has a bigger bull horn than you do and has that scoreboard. he knows what the truth is. he was a republican for most of his career, by the way. co-host on the view ripped into governor desantis over hissed indication policies. they can't let him go. >> i live under governor ron desantis. what this is all about is fanning the flames of grievance, of white grievance. what this is all about is manufacturing culture wars that do not exist. what will he be against today? ap, dei, i think he will ban the alphabet. >> harris: the best part about that is i live in florida. well, if it's so bad, why doesn't she leave? >> it's so perfect. they don't understand the irony of any of it, either. as they yell about it from new york ci

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new york city mayor eric adams, we talked about how cold it was yesterday. it was miserable.was spend some time with the migrants in the shelter where they're staying and to show you know that he is solidarity with them. pete: man of the people. rachel: man of the people. exactly. here he is playing video games with the migrants. >> we are at the brooklyn omni terminal with a lot of men here. i'm joined by assemblyman gibbs and my man -- we name caught. we're going to stay the night with our brothers here. let them know we're here together. right now at the world cup, about to be here. [laughter]. rachel: there is about 44,000 migrants and counting come to new york city. mayor eric adams said it will cost about two billion dollars to provide them with shelter, with health care, with food, with all the other services. he is asking for even more money from the federal government. i just think it is interesting, like, i don't mind that people play videogames if they want to. i just hate the image of young men playing videogames anyway. so it is like, come on, like, let me teach

the mayor of new york city eric adams joins us now. mayor, good morning to you.d morning, don. good to see you. >> can you tell us how many mi gr -- migrants have been given ticket to go to canada? >> we don't send migrants to canada. that needs to be clear. the we're doing what other municipalities, particularly the governor of texas, was not willing to do. we found that at the beginning of this issue last year when we spoke with migrants, we learned that they were compelled to come to new york city. we're sitting down, giving them health care, education, food, shelter. but we're also asking them what are your desires? what do you want to do? overwhelmingly they wanted to stay here but others wanted to go to other locations. that's what we're doing. that's the right thing to do. >> so is "the new york times" inaccurate that you're buying bus tickets? >> yes, it's inaccurate. yes, it is. we are not encouraging anyone to go to another country. we speak with the migrant, interview them, find out their desires and make sure that we're assisting them, like we've done

i thought buses were bad according to eric adams. and blm leaders are calling out top officials for refusing to defund the police. every year families, community leaders say this must stop and there is different way to do this and yet there is deep cowardess from officials, failure all the way up to our president. quite a political pickle that joe faces right now, virtue signalling joe. what does biden do now? >> tomi: well, let's talk about patrice colors, she was buying multi million dollar mansions and expanding to backyard projects and pools. talk about blm inc. raising billions off what is supposed to be a great and valient cause. this woman put that defunding the police is her religion in ersocial media profile, let's keep it at that. democrats face a dilemma, it was popular during the summer of 2020 and through the election, they were about bwell, m and defunding the police. when it was not convene yents, they decided to move away from the notion. they cannot use blm and say they want safe streets, they have to pick one. democ

because joe biden's a president for all americans. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: new york city mayor eric adams coulduble with crazy liberals in this party after slamming woke democrats who he thinks are causing minority voters to run away. >> a hemorrhaging of our latino community, our atapi community, traditional democratic base is because we have allowed the loudest and those that consider themselves to be woke -- some of us never went to sleep. and we hear and speak directly to people. i think the party is now understanding that we have to speak at those issues that are important to. >> jesse: you mean hispanics don't like being called latinx? only 3% of them actually use that term. do you guys need to hear from mayor adams more often? speed to the crazy liberals he's talking about didn't vote for eric adams he wasn't their top choice. he was seen as the more conservative, the former cop, et cetera. i'm not sure how much it will penetrate. i'm not sure how far you will get with it but i think this conversation is definitely important in the most extreme example and the one that sent shock waves t

that's a gift from eric adams to ron desantis.ust like the "60 minutes" piece attack desantis was a gift to governor desantis in the end. meredith, what about inside the republican party. do you think that there's growing angst about the number of candidates getting in, considering what the financial times wrote and where the polls look? >> well, there is a real awareness that the more republicans get in the race that that could work in donald trump's favor at a time when a lot of people in the republican party would like to see a new face and perhaps like it see somebody like ron desantis step in to the republican field and as he was saying we are looking at potentially having, we already have nikki haley announce senator tim scott. governor ron desantis. governor sununu among others. so, if it's a crowded field, it does seem like that could work in trump's favor. at least right now with the polling. >> bret: you know, jeff, at the white house, obviously we're waiting on president biden to make an official a now. announcement on

>> kayleigh: i hope democrats do what marie does and don't listen to eric adams.aid democrat should be cautious about declaring -- no doubt this was a lackluster midterm for republicans and disappointing to me and many others. with that being said, politico says direct quote, "every racial group moved white this year." that happened last november. plus ten with hispanic community, swing from 2018, plus 17, 17-point swing of the asian community, four points in the black community. there was a swing, 8 and if republicans can harness the issues that manage there matter to the democratic groups, they can have a big victory in 2024 perhaps the democrats don't seize coming. speak to you represent the hundreds of thousands who fled in new york from florida during covid appear the aftermath and to kayleigh's point, one of the biggest voting blocs against bail reform here in new york city and across the country are the asian american population. the asian american bar association stop bill reform here they are shouting from the rooftops about this spike in crime against as

new york city mayor eric adams appears to be threatening to bring back the city strict covid mandatesn't like people doing whatever they want. listen to this. >> those who make the determination that, you know, no, i still want to come into a work environment, not going to be vaccinated, or no, i want to do whatever i want, that just wasn't right. that wasn't right. there may be another time we're going to have to do mandates again because these viruses have not gone away. joe: joey, this is a whole bowl of wrong. joey: i watched the u.s. open this last summer and you had the number one player in the world, right, novak djokovic. he wasn't allowed to compete tennis, which is the most isolated sport you could probably play,'s had covid twice and have things called natural antibodies and millions of people coming across the u.s. southern border who probably aren't vaccinated and they're allowed to stay and now you have eric adams even in a deep blue city like new york that citizens are actually going to accept this? we're over this, i don't care if you're liberal, conservative, independ

. >> been on a vengeance tour and what they have done is deny eric swalwell and adam schiff committeesy disagreed in the way in which they let the impeachment against trump. this is extracting revenge for trump, their master. and certainly i've been a target for them from the beginning. >> ashley: house speaker kevin mccarthy telling fox news that the house will vote to remove ilhan omar today, he first vowed to remove her over anti-semitic comments she made about israel. >> todd: black lives matter and -- have been pulled from -- backlash from florida governor ron desantis and one florida democrat. listen. >> frankly i'm against the college board's curricula, i think it's trash. it is not african american history, it is ideology. study from freedom, equality and justice has not been no tension with queerness. >> todd: that is bill proctor, he joins us now. pleasure to have you on the program, why did you speak out? >> well, it was time. when you have something, injustice of information with florida schoolchildren, to protect their minds and make sure they were getting profitable infor

. >> eric adams fell felonies in new york city, hit 15-year high. instead of focusing on the crime crisis. mayor adams hint guilty at bringing back covid mandate. >> may be another times we have to do mandates. >> got it. >> it took everybody to win this football game. super bowl championship, let's go. ♪ ♪ all my life. >> brian: that was the story a few hours ago at the building right behind me. you see him hug andy reid. you have travis kelce excited and confetti pouring down. this game was exciting to the last minute. kansas city trailed most of the game. pulled ahead. then eagles came right back and then a game-winning field goal. no time really, 8 seconds left on the clock. there would be no return for touchdown. and that, of course, is rihanna at halftime revealed that she is not afraid of heights. nor was she afraid to dress a lot of people in white outfits and put them up in the air, too. i did not even know that she was secured. i'm saying to myself i cannot believe they would allow somebody that famous to go on and do somebody the wallenda

eric adams is being inundated with lawsuits. he is looking at millions and millions of collars.illion against the city of new york, 17 million personally taken out of eric add eric adams' checking account. instead of spending money on things like the rising crime in this city, he is fighting the people who want to work for this city, the people who have worked for this city for decades. he's fighting us. he's fighting against us. he's fighting to appeal the decisions that have been put in place by judges. you know, my friends, my colleagues, we are winning, and he is fighting us, and he is spending taxpayer money, and that is unacceptable. and i'll go one step further, we are also coming after the uft, was they have not concern i'm glad you mentioned the other unions that are protecting their members, the uft has never once -- elizabeth: the teachers union. ford, you hear that? the teachers union's not stepping up. california is getting rid of, california's getting rid of its vaccine mandate for k-12. they fired hundreds of teachers out there. final word, ford. that's your home

welcome eric adams welcome toe nyc happy to speech you something about values. >> more americans fled york city maybe it's you who can learn from ron desantis. ♪ >> brian: here we go straight to a fox news alert. moments ago, vladimir putin announcing amongst other things that russia is suspending its participation in a key nuclear weapons treaty with the u.s. >> steve: great. the move comes as president biden is set to meet poland's president about an hour from now, this morning, after a surprise visit to kyiv. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live in washington. he just spoke at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. tell us more about what putin said and more on this story. >> this is a very prolonged speech. vladimir putin has just said that russia is suspending its participation in the new start nuclear weapons treaty that reduces the number of missile lawrges. he said russia must stand to missile testing. no surprise accused the west of provoking the war that he has waged in ukraine. listen. >> responsibility for fomenting the ukrainian conflict for its escalation and for the increasing number o

. >> ashley: mayor eric adams refusing to support $1 billion proposal to fund charter schools in the big apple, he spent same money to pay for food, housing and transportation for illegal migrants. the president of the alliance joins me now. you heard it right there. two-thirds of new york city parents support this idea of charter schools, why not put money into it? it is what the people want. >> a couple of factors here, you talked about a billion dollars, these numbers are loaded, it is not true. immediate reason for them opposing this plan, which serves children of all different races throughout the city is because the teachers unions oppose it. we have public district schools and charter schools, these are public schools for children. funding follows children that way. it is not we will create more children not going to public schools it is just moving them from one place to the other. charter schools do better than public district schools and what we should be doing is taking the public district schools and having them learn from ways and methods and policies the charter schools

eric adams lifting vaccine mandate for city workers, we'll look bab at the workers who have been left behind. >> second-class citizens, they don't care about it us. >> you don't want to comply, okay, yeah, bye. >> ashley: plus, the ohio governor ordered thousands living within a mile of this train derailment to -- live with two residents in the area on what they are seeing next. part time job, full time hustle, all time shero to all of us. you nurture we listen, you teach we thrive. you lift our spirits, but we've gotta lay down the truth. it's time for you, our shero to stretch for the stars. a free online chat can give you the personalized tips you need to start boosting your retirement savings today. start saving more for retirement, so you can feel prepared and live your life to the fullest. visit aceyourretirement.org >> ashley: the governor of ohio is ordering residentses of a small town to evacuate homes after fears of a catastrophic explosion from a train derailment. workers are planning to release toxic chemicals to avoid a chemical blast. joining me are east palestine basket

the mayor of new york city, eric adams, is reversing his stance on remote work. is exploring ways to let city employees continue to work from home. take a listen. >> we say to our agencies come up with creative ways of having flexibility, but when you do it, how do we operate as a team? what do we do for the people who can't work from home? how do we make sure we don't create a two tiered system where some can work from home and others cannot? ashley: why the reversal? claudia tenney, republican from new york, joins us. that would have major repercussions. remote work is costing new york city an estimated $12 billion a year. what say you? >> he has a good point. many firms especially across the state, who have an official office like an office where they have people doing paperwork and then manufacturing plant that is the other half of the office, obviously when producing and making things you've got to come to work, you can't sit at home in your pajamas but what he's recognizing is this is an issue. i don't understand why he would reverse this. it is hurting new

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. >> jeanine: new york city mayor eric adams isn't a fan.iming desantis is the one who is out of touch. >> we don't believe in treating people differently if they're part of the lgbtq + community. we don't believe in the things that he believes in. we don't believe in using asylum seekers as props. sending them around the country. there's a philosophical disagreement. i wanted him to understand this is a city where we have a different philosophy and far too many of the things that he believes in. >> jeanine: and the liberal mid i can't is triggered by the anti-woke florida governor. >> you know it, we know it. this whole war against wokeness is a war against freedom. some conservatives and libertarians know it, too. what has been a problem for florida is a problem for america. it's not about disney or your woke gas stove. desantis is determined to week out freedoms. >> jeanine: greg, it's a we're on freedom. >> greg: it's a war on freedom if you believe men should be free to go to women's bathroom by identifying themselves as women. it's a w

eric adams is so desperate to make the illegals happy, he spent friday night sleeping at the brooklynt to show them it's not a complete dump. >> i slept like a baby, it was warm. i had my nice little blanket. that's my favorite blanket. i'm like line nez, you know, on charlie brown. i have my favorite blanket i hug on. pleasant dreams. got up the next day and had breakfast and spoke with the asylum seekers they didn't do these things for job creators. not enough migrants. they are packing their bags and moving to canada. canada. the "new york post" says the national guard have been handing out bus tickets to migrants to break into another country. we have been paying for hotels, food, ping-pong tables, cribbage and now paying for travel. why are they going to canada? well, one peruvian migrant her name is successy. i wanted to live in new york because i thought it would be a better future for my daughters as the days went by i saw insecurity. many homeless people, many people who shout and are disrespectful. and many people on drugs. well, successy and jesse have a lot in common becau

handing out free tickets to migrants, so mayor eric adams is now being slammed as hypocritical afterinhumane, but adams insists no one is encouraging anyone to go to another country, he is just assisting migrants with their requests. he said four months ago, it is unfortunate, inhumane, unamerican, unethical to send migrantses or illegals from texas to new york and he's shipping them to canada, but he's just accommodating them. >> lawrence: easy to talk like that when they are not on your turf, texas is compassionate, but you overflooded our hotels and food supply, trashed some towns, so again it only goes so far. i got to say something that is important. american people are compassionate and like to be welcoming, people coming across the border better be careful how they act, the entitlement of saying what you are entitled to when you broke our law to get into the country, you are just going to turn people away and you only have a little bit left >> jeanine: you have joe biden as president, who cares, you don't like the food and can treasure hotel rooms, go to canada, we buy them ti

should we also have the preliminary budget 2024 that eric adams has put together adjusted so it stops to social services come to libraries, stops funneling billions of dollars the seventh largest army in the world? yeah, that would be great because the problems of housing are systemic and are not goi to be resolved by moving single men out, putting families into the watson. the hotel was never the final solution. the final solution is permanent housing for all new yorkers will stop stable housing, whether you're born here or not, there should never be a second class of humans that are put into a different style shelter just because they are single men. juan: i would like to ask ruben, can you tell us how long you came from venezuela to the united states? and a bit of the journey? it is so many miles. >> well, yes, it is a bit complicated. not just most of us venezuelans, but people from many other parts of latin america. it is a very heavy journey. many don't come from venezuela come they live in places that are further away than venezuela. crossing through the gap is a very heavy exp

eric adam says nothing about crime rising on his watch. what do you make of that? to play it right into desantis hands. you are right on the number of people leaving new york city and new york state. word them going? they're going to florida. more new yorkers moved to florida in 2022 then any year in history. going to florida. the trying to get away move away for some of the party's support of defend the police movement a couple of years ago. and it is true some democrats did not sign onto it at all. a number of them reducing funds for police to move into social services or other areas. and then in one way or another which had two results one it's cut the amount of money police forces get. and this led to a lot of early retirements of the police officers leaving the force and unsafe situations. >> we are going to show this footage chaos did hit the streets of austin, texas buried one police officer injured. several police cars damaged. streetcar racers took over a major intersection this is pretty harrowing footage. byron, austin, texas is one of 28 major u.s. citi

the new york mayor eric adams. he's even willing to use taxpayer dollars to buy the migrants bus tickets to the canadian border. mayor adams is now passing his problem onto canada. common sense finds it intriguing how the very same bus tickets issued to migrants by republicans are inhumane but when issued by democrats, boy, they're the epitome of generosity. >>> in the meantime, coming up, the south carolina judge in the alec murdoch murder trial made a key ruling today. it is a huge blow to the defense. later, have you heard this story? so a michigan woman finds $15,000 in cash in a plastic bag on her daily walk to work. what does she do? she returned every penny. what would you do? would you give it back? maybe be a little tempted to keep it? keep some of it? let us know on social media, twitter and instagram @tracegallagher. weigh in. we'll read the best responses. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u do it all. one dose of ubrelvy, quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong

. >> "the new york post" tearing into mayor eric adams as felonies in new york city hit a 15 year high. >> instead of focusing on the crime crisis, mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. >> there might be another time we have to. >> got it! >> it took everybody to end this football game. shout out to my teammates who are super bowl champs! let's go! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. it's monday, february 13th, 20 journey three. it's officially the postgame show. you saw it on fox last night, one of the most thrilling super bowls in history, as the kansas city chiefs that were down by 10 at the first half came back and won 38-35, and also history, rihanna became the first pregnant women in history to ever perform at a halftime show in the super bowl. welcome to our three of fox & friends. first time a pregnant woman ever, period, did the show. it was a spectacular show. >> ainsley: and she just had a baby nine months ago and now she had her little baby bump and revealed it last night. it was all over social media. is she having another baby? and her publicist conf

i actually think that governors pritzker and eric adams and other democrats attacking ron desantis intually helps ron desantis in the gop primary. it allows him to stay out long enough to build his message and get ready for a tough race against donald trump. >> so interesting, matthew and isaac, stay with me. shaq brewster, thank you so much. >>> biden's trip being called one of the most difficult sigh sive moments of his presidency. how will putin respond to the surprise visit? we're live in moscow next. 're l. . thank you aetna. yeah? well, i'm loving that zero dollar monthly plan premium. thank you, aetna. ah-ha. smartest move we ever made. well, it sure is. and by the way did you finally make that appointment with your dentist? i sure did. gotta keep this million dollar smile. if you're turning 65, call 1-888-65-aetna to learn about the benefits you may want. and let's make healthier happen together. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. like #4 supreme meats. black forest ham and genoa salami. you can't stop that much meat. you

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new york city mayor eric adams announced a new policy on homelessness when it comes to those dealinglth issues and involuntarily getting them help if needed. this is about one minute from his announcement from earlier this month. >> no more walking by or looking away. no more passing the buck. knowing forward, we are focused on action, care and compassion. if severe mental illness is causing someone to be unsheltered and a danger to themselves, we have a moral obligation to help them get the treatment and care they need. today, we are embarking on a long-term strategy to help more of those suffering from severe and untreated mental illness, find their way to treatment and recovery. it begins with an immediate shift in how we interpret our obligation to those in need. and calls upon outreach workers to take the per actions for more intensive engagement. we can no longer deny the reality that untreated psychosis can be a cruel and all-consuming condition. it often requires involuntary intervention. supervised medical treatment and long-term care. we would change the culture from the to

>> mayor eric adams has been calling from day one for a federal strategy to meet this incredible crisisn asking for expedited work permits so people can actually work and contribute back to the city. all asylum seekers i talk to share that interest and, you know, frankly the reason they're here is to be able -- you know, be at peace and be able to contribute back. but the truth is is that this cannot be solely the responsibility of new york city to handle such a humanitarian crisis. look, the difference between what we're doing and what, for instance, text is doing, they're chartering buses and coercing people to get on these buses. i spoke to people who told us that they were being assigned papers that they didn't understand and that they were given free, you know, transportation to new york city and not being let out of -- >> i will tell you that coercion is -- they knew they were going to new york. i can't tell you how many people i spoke to at the border, they were like -- new york is a beacon, and people know they want to come hear. i was wondering, commissioner. you were brought b

. >> "new york post" tearing into mayor eric adams as felonies hit a 15-year high instead of focusing on the stipulates crime crisis. mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. >> there may be another time that we're going to have to do mandates. >> butker up, got it. [cheers] >> it took everybody to win this football game. so shout out to my teammates. let's go. ♪ extra proud of what you all did ♪ turn out the lights in here, baby. >> ainsley: what a great game last night. 38-35. steve's kansas city chiefs win the super bowl. it was a wonderful game it. started out just so spectacular with all the patriotism, the nfl and fox honoring our military. damar hamlin hamlin was out on the field hugging all the people he who had saved his life. all the first responders. america the beautiful was sung. and chris stapleton brought down the house when he performed the national anthem. it was great. brian was there live. >> brian: yeah. i thought the halftime, from what i could tell was dynamic. did i not know that there were harnesses. i'm saying whose idea was it to take this mega st

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new york leaders including senate majority leader chuck schumer new york city mayor eric adams spentthe day looking back and honoring the family members who lost their loved ones. >> today we honor. john dg money. kirkpatrick. stephen. now. wilfredo mercado. monica rodriguez smith. who was 7 months pregnant. the over 1000 who were injured in this brutal attack. >> new york's governor kathy hochul also grieving for the victims and their families telling them their memories will never the last. coming up, the national weather service saying the blizzard second hit tahoe will bring with it. >> a life threatening situation. how people are situation. how people are preparing when we return. ♪♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. if you think you have dupuytren's contracture, there's a simple test you can take—from anywhere. try to lay your hand flat against a surface. if you can't, you may have dupuytren's contracture. talk to a hand specialis

the mayor of new york is here, mayor eric adams. thank you for traveling here and being with us. our district attorneys, councilmember, mayor adams, mayor walsh, mayor sheehan, mayor sabano. county officials, elected officials from all over the state. i have to say i spoke to two of my leaders back home in buffalo, spoke as i have every day, many times, for the last week or. so mayor byron brown, and mike polancars wanted to be here. they've been doing a lot as well. i want to thank them for being in the trenches together as we battle the deadly storm. also -- to the members of judiciary we look to you for leading our way. making the right decisions. i'm proud of every one of you. to the girl scouts, 4h students, young students we saw in the video, thank you. to the member and women of labor, who are with us here today, people often ask how i get through this. kind of a rough and tumble job for a woman, isn't it? i got steel running thru my veins. my daddy was a steelworker. my grandpa was a steelworker my uncles were steelworkers. i can handle this. don't worry about me. but i k

democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer, new york governor kathy hogle and new york mayor eric adamsspoke. and a somber moment . family members then placed roses on the memorial in 1998, ramzi yousef, the man accused of being the mastermind of the attack, was found guilty and sentenced to 240 years in prison . federal prosecutors said the bombing was carried out as a punishment to the united states for its relations in the middle east. five other men were also convicted for their roles in the attack. this was unfathomable and innocence was destroyed. also an innocence or sense of safety. was was. destroyed back then that things like this can happen of the victims say they hope by holding this annual ceremony, more people will come to learn about the first terror attack at the world trade center attack that the fbi has called a deadly dress rehearsal for 9 11 in new york city. cb cotton fox news sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here is a look at what joe and jason are working on. great option stays hot as the warriors trying to put together a little win streak as they hit the stretc

new york leaders include senate majority leader chuck schumer and new york city mayor eric adams, boththem paying tribute to the victims. new york was attacked. because we are the symbol of that dream. this is american city. and we continue to lift up that dream. no matter what harm we are facing. and to the family members. your loved ones will always be in our hearts. one of the victims who died that day. marco rodriguez smith was seven months pregnant . the mastermind of the attack. ramzi yousef, was arrested. two years later. he was convicted and sentenced to 240 years in prison. the italian coast guard says at least 43 migrants died after their overcrowded wooden boat smashed into some reefs and broke apart early this morning. this happened overnight along italy's southern coast. the migrants were from iran, iraq. syria, afghanistan, pakistan and somalia, and among the dead is a newborn baby officials say many people are fleeing those countries due to political unrest, violence and poverty. dozens of others who were on board remain missing. but the coast guard says at least 80 peop

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new york city mayor eric adams, tallest holiday in the world to house migrants and costing the city 93 per day. we continue to meet all our moral obligations, serving those arriving with dignity and care and are in need of additional support from our partners including decompression strategy to slow this influx, this emergency response and relief center will provide asylum seekers with place to stay, access support and get to their final destination. adams has that shelter equipped with laundry and video game consoles, but migrants refused and opted to leave the city for canada in the winter with bus tickets provided by taxpayers. >> ashley: president biden ignoring his botched withdrawal from afghanistan during his state of the union address last night. congressman zach nunn brought his translator who served for the u.s. army. they are both joining me now. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: congressman, tell us what your takeaways were from biden's speech? >> it is a chilly morning in d.c., and biden's reception and getting a frosty return

democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer, kathy holcombe and eric adams also spoke. family members place roses on the memorial. the man accused of being the mastermind of the attack was found guilty and was sentenced to 240 years in prison. prosecutors said the bombing was carried out as a punishment to the united states for its united states with the middle east. a seventh conspirator remains at large. >> innocence was destroyed also. a sense of safety was destroyed back then. things like this can happen. >> absolutely horrific. loved ones hope that by holding this annual ceremony more people will come to learn about the first terror attack at the world trade center. an attack that the fbi has called a deadly dress rehearsal for 9/11. >> we will never forget. thank you. more news in a moment. the ntsb investigating what caused a medical plane to crash in the mountains of nevada friday night. it went down about 45 miles southeast of reno. all five people on board were killed including a patient. christina coleman is reporting. >> the aircraft went off the radar near

mayor eric adams has a plan to save new york week. we are going to reveal it to you next. dwomfour. >> if we didn't have covid asylum seekers economic challenges, if we didn't have all these things, i wouldn't want this job. i want it because it's hard. winners want the ball with the game is on the line. give me the ball. i want the challenges that we are facing as a city. >> new yorkers handed him the ball but he fumbled it. adams is targeting takeout. a law signed this week prohibits restaurants from providing plastic forks and so forth unless they're requested and unbelievable. well done, sir. nice job tackling the big problems. gutfeld next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter]. >> look at you, happy thursday everyone. it's almost friday. ha ha. soon it will be monday. oh well. tonight we are going to talk about a comedian. so iyo

the plan follows agreement with mayor eric adams to manage and operate what he calls migrant humanitarian response and release centers. the nyc health ceo approved payments to hotels, including 40 million to the row, which reportedly threw away 1000 pounds per month because migrants didn't like it. $20 million going to the watson hotel, where migrants staged a protest last month. >> todd: pennsylvania successfully terminating designation as a sanctuary county. >> ashley: a pennsylvania state lawmaker joins us now. good morning, this was a very bold move, what is the community saying about it? >> good morning. it's been overwhelmingly positive. this is something our county wanted for a long time since 2014 when this issue first arose. >> todd: 57 fentanyl overdoses happened in butler county, pennsylvania and texas and arizona not very close, why were you a sanctuary city in the first place? >> isn't that something, you would never think of butler county or pennsylvania as a border state. it seems borders don't matter anymore. we are seeing increases in fentanyl deaths and trafficking. i th

mayor eric adams announced the illegal immigrants in his city will be relocated to the brooklyn crewerminal. this decision prompted a massive backlash from illegal immigrants who set up tents outside the hotel to protest their move. joe biden is in new york city and touting all of his infrastructure spending. in case you are counting, we have $31 trillion in debt that you are passing to your kids and grand kids. not like many people in washington would care. joe refused to address illegal immigration that he caused over 5 million immigrants got into this country because of his policies that aided and abetted that activity. this begs the question, why is joe refusing to see what his open border crisis is doing to the country. our own gianna caldwell spoke outside with those at the camp. here is what they said. take a look. >> it would be nice if he can come down. >> reporter: he has no plans of coming down to talk to migrants. what do you think? >> we already know that he does not care. we don't care about any of the people down here. >> the fact that the president who ran on this kin