you hear eric adams talking about how everyone has responsibility. not everyone called themselves a sanctuary city. and not everyone signed up to take care of people who have already broken the law by being here to begin with. the fact that this community has chosen to support this nonprofit and 20 homeless veterans and now being told we won't let you do that. we'll make this hotel take these migrants instead at a big chunk of change hits at the heart of what the community stands for. >> harris: a lot of discussion around this. mike lawlor represents one of those counties. what he is saying is mayor eric adams who choose to endanger the welfare of our u.s. veterans and it speaks volumes to what a debacle this has become. >> a president that would leave americans stranded in afghanistan probably doesn't see the onus to take care of 20 veterans in a hotel. that's just the absolute truth of it. >> harris: that takes my breath

why did he drop eric adams? >> democratic infighting over the border.adams said in april the president and the white house failed new york city so this scoop inside the biden split with the new york mayor, the white house quietly removed eric adams from the board for reelection. he will be a campaign surrogate. eric adams is deal with every migrant who wants to come to new york city. the city, our taxpayer dollars spending $8 million a day just to house them. he has been vocal about it, saying the white house, the administration, lack of policy at the border is allowing them in and they are coming to new york city and his constituents are mad about it. parents do not want migrants in the gymnasium next to their schools. stuart: why doesn't he reject santora status for new york city? >> you won't go that far. stuart: senator dianne feinstein insists she's not been absent from the senate. >> very public lapses. let's do that, she was gone for 3 months. she had shingles as is recovering. she told reporters she never left. senator john fetterman gave openin

why did eric adams mention joe biden or alejandro mayorkas?pen border, reverse trump policy and we're paying the price in america. >> ainsley: leaders in washington dictate the border and texas is paying the price. the numbers of what they are sending is nothing to what they are dealing with on the southern border. leoh, thank you. wear the hat one time on our show. >> leo: next week. >> ainsley: really? okay. the president's son goes to court to beg a judge to lower child support payments, could the case expose biden city secrets? kayleigh mcenany will react live and here she is. ♪ ♪ - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - yeehaw! - do you have a question? - are you a certified financial planner™? - yes. i'm a cfp® professional.

we have to talk about mayor eric adams. he's no longer -- directly criticizing the president on the migrant crisis. listen. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? >> that is a good question. this should not be happening to new york city, chicago, los angeles, and the other big northern cities. and really should not be happening to el paso or brownsville, texas, no city should carry the burden, it is a national problem and needs a national solution. >> ashley: right, nobody should have to deal with this, how big of a blow is this to the biden re-election campaign that the mayor of one of the most liberal cities in the united states is like, i'm not doing this, i'm out because of your policy with migrant crisis. >> joe: eric adams should declare his city is no longer a sanctuary city. words are nice, back it up with action. who knew the biden administration would become the 2023 version of "mean girls," so petty and vin dickative. mayor eric adams, criticizing this administration because it is affecting his

i applaud eric adams, good for him he may not be in well with president biden, i'm sure the white house adams. >> good for risotto asking the question in a not quite sure exactly why he suddenly on the side of the issue other than political expediency, he needs the money he's trying to save his situation. it's one thing to say for self-righteous the appoint were a sanctuary city were the major cities have done it makes you feel good can you imagine were talking about women and children there is a self-righteous element and another thing when actually happened. i look around my town we have signs in various people's yards and parts of town say that we welcome all immigrants and refugees, you wouldn't if you're talking 60000 people. maria: how about 7 million? >> this is why i criticized eric adams he's not the only democrat who does this but every time a crisis like this comes up, all they do is ask for more money, more resources. he might not have direct control over the sanctuary city declaration but he could go on record and say i think it's a bad policy. >> the budget is going to get

crisis in new york city strange the relationship between president biden and new york city mayor eric adams. adams has been trying to get holy spirit attention. the biden 2024 campaign advise re board dropping the mayor as a surrogate after adams criticized the white house for not doing enough to deal with the surge on the border. >> several different conversations i had with the president and meeting with his team, communicating with his team. sending out how urgent this is for the last few months. we aren't getting the support that we deserve here in new york city. >> bill: what will happen here? we see how the white house responds to this. not just new york. cities like denver, colorado >> dana: and chicago and they're drafting behind eric adams thanking him trying to get them resources. it won't be the last you hear of this. until the biden administration gives these governors some support and relief it won't end. if you're eric adams you think you won the prize, free up your calendar. you don't have to worry about that anymore. >> daniel has been called a murderer by some, vigilante by

eric adams. >> where the heck is the president of the united states?t is a good question and i think we all should be asking why is this happening to a city that was turning itself around and will continue to do so. this should not be happening to new york city, chicago, los angeles, no city should be carrying this burden, it's a national problem and needs a national solution. >> john: adams going against biden, adams going up the mayor of orangeburg, new york, communities are battling each other over the migrant problem and biden is sitting there and watching people come across the border and not doing anything to actually close the border. >> i disagree. it's a national problem. wait a second, we have seen a decrease, not a surge over the last few days, widely predicted. >> john: but a lot of people coming across. >> they are taking steps about having people processed outside of the united states, and it may be having some impact. we can't predict what is to come, john, but you have to say yes, the surge has not happened. the second thing to say -- >

here is new york city's mayor eric adams. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? good question and i think we all should be asking why is this hang to a city that was turning itself around and will continue to do so. this should not be happening to new york city, chicago, los angeles and the other big northern cities. and, really should not be happening to el paso or brownsville, texas. no city should be carrying this burden. this is a national problem and it needs a national solution. >> jesse: after eric adams said that joe biden fired him from his re-election committee. so, you are not allowed to tell the truth about the border if you are a democrat. take it from joe himself. he says things are much better than expected. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better than -- much better than y'all expected. ha ha ha ha. >> do you have any plans to visit the border? >> no, i think -- pardon me? >> do you have any plans to visit the border. >> not in the near term, no. just be disruptive. >> are you confident that the numbers have peaked.

if i were eric adams, i would say excellent. thank you.'m glad my schedule just freedom. >> greg: if joe was an old white republican he would be called racist. that's all i've got. this is of a feather in the mayor's cap. when joe biden doesn't want to work with you, that's like alec baldwin not wanting to direct you in her western. [laughter] you dodged a bullet. figuratively. someone had asked joe if he thinks mayor adams is black. he probably wouldn't get the joke because he wouldn't remember it. this countdown to the end of title 42, it feels like new year's eve for rich white liberals who need their hedges trimmed and leaves blown. >> jesse: they have no more openings in the landscaping industry. i've talked to account tractors. they are full. >> greg: really? what are you going to do this summer? [laughter] >> jesse: i cut a nice lawn. coming up next, angry vegans are trying to bully the rest of us into submission. ♪ ♪ missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how o

greg, did eric adams offer you a job? >> no. for change, though. the irony it's the citizens begging for change. >> oh, i see what you did there. >> our politicians walk right by us and go not our problem, not our problem. can we all just move? can we just pick up and leave this state? please. i'll pay for the -- i'll pay for the u-hauls. >> and the houses? >> my dogs? >> yes. >> i just think, i admire eric adams is not somebody who sits back and doesn't go and try to meet the people and do something. however, if your pitch is come to a place where you can't use gas stoves, we want to ban you from eating meat, and here's a free apple air tag to put in your car because when it's stolen we'll help you get it back. >> i can't say it better than that. the fact is blue states are losing people, tax dollars, and the red states are gaining them. i think he needs to understand, giving someone an air tag is not the answer to the problems we have in new york city and new york state. it just isn't. >> your thoughts, or if you want to tell

eric adams facing fierce backlash over his plan to bus hundreds of migrants to neighboring counties. d and orange counties north of the city have declared states of emergency to block adams from transporting them there. will it work? madison is live in the orangeburg, new york area with the details. hi, madison. >> hi, dana. migrants could arrive to this hotel really at any point. the city of new york telling county officials here in rockland and orange the arrival of 300 plus immigrants, migrants that is imminent. in terms of a specific timeline when to expect them the counties haven't been given any further details other than an imminent arrival. over 100 migrants are expected to arrive here thousands of miles from the border. and when they arrive. they will double the county's current homeless populations that receive services immediately. mayor's office sending migrants here and orange county. that county following rockland's lead and declaring a state of emergency. officials saying the mayor of new york city doesn't have jurisdiction under these counties and towns and questioning

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county executive pointed to new york city's sanctuary city designation as the reason why mayor eric adamsts in the city. it was during his campaign for mayor's office two years ago that mayor adams pledged to maintain the sanctuary city designation. but now, bill, new audio shared with box business we here the mayor speaking with local executives appearing to distance himself from that sanctuary city policy. listen to this. >> the law of sanctuary city was in place long before i became mayor. i'm following the law. as a law enforcement person you know we follow the law. we're in court now today asking the judge to revisit this law to deal with this humanitarian crisis because even when they decided to put in place that law, no one thought they would be dealing with a humanitarian crisis of this proportion. >> now the mayor's office tells us that essentially the mayor misspoke. the city has not asked a court or judge to revisit the sanctuary city policy and that they do acknowledge the sanctuary designation remains in effect. still these remarks from mayor adams seem to shed new light on h

again, eric adams made very strong promises. that's why he won and why he actually won in the primary and general election in new york. he was the one that seemed to recognize the desperate need in new york to deal with these problems and yet maybe he is trying but it is not good enough. the situation still doesn't seem to be improving for too many people. in terms of the mentally ill, it is absolutely right they need proper treatment. now, i don't think i would say that the choices are stark as sending them to jail if they haven't committed a crime. but if they need help they should get the help that they need. that's a long-term process. they go on and on the left about investing in this and investing in that and healthcare and taxes seem to go up and up and up but the services that cities need to look after everyone, including those who are most desperate, never seem to be there. and the actual outcomes seem to be worse. >> harris: the idea that aoc and others on the far left are jumping on this particular situation is really

>> we are wholly unprepared and i'm glad you brought up eric adams, it is breath-taking, when you think about it, eric adams and lori lightfoot and democrats that have been sanctuary city leaders, they will not kick out the most serious criminals over to ice and are complaining about the cost of this and not bearing their share of the cost of this in terms of housing, schools, medical care, any of that, for him to be complaining, it is breathtaking, his lack of awareness or hypocrisy is amazing on this. we're unprepared and senator sinema is right. they were trying to get rid of title 42 two years ago, they fought every step of the way. they wanted this to happen, they are unprepared and they are going to try to make it look like they are dealing with this. the flood gates are open, unless they decide they will enforce the laws in the interior, you commit a crime when you are here, they will deport you, they will not say that or do not deport them and that stated policy. everyone knows you step on american soil, you get a free phone and you get every benefit american citizens get and co

axios says inside the biden split with new york eric adams. it is a fighting couple who don't want to hold hands in public. cute line there. axios says other democratic leaders across the country are staying quiet but more than pleased with eric adams being vocal about this. >> again, all that adams is saying is that he disagrees with biden on the money front. he wants more money from the biden administration. i'm a life long new yorker. we moved to florida a year ago because of policies and kids being put last. i saw this kind of thing happening all the time in new york. sticking migrants in school gyms. adams is not saying he disagrees with biden on policy. i would love to hear him say that. he isn't saying that. he is saying provide us with more cash money to handle this issue in new york city. i just don't think it's anywhere near enough. we need a stark policy change and adams is not representing that at all. >> bill: it will go on for some time. it's clear. carol markowitz from the "new york post." thanks for coming on today. >> dana: lo

she had different take than mayor eric adams. let's listen to her here. >> i do want to acknowledge how horrific it was to view a video of jordan neely being killed for being a passenger on our subway trains, and so our hearts go out to his families and really pleased that the district attorney is looking into this matter, as i said, there had to be consequences. and so we'll see how this unfolds. but his family deserves justice. >> dana: i mean, it's not that his family shouldn't be sad. but what about the rest of us, they never seem to talk about the actual subway riders. >> kayleigh: everyone is a citizen of the city involved in this particular thing and you're right, greg, not everyone of the four gentlemen were white. one of the gentleman whose last name is vazquez gave an interview afterwards where no one thought he was going to die and a police officer would come and we would deal with it. to get four random murderers together, you got to get pretty lucky, right? that's going to happen. it doesn't detract from the tragedy

eric adams says he will bus immigrants their way.have law enforcement deployed ready to react to anything that comes up to this county. the big apple 122 hotel shelters and eight humanitarian shelters are overwhelmed after 60's,000 migrants arrived over the past year. >> ashley: okay, let me get this straight. new york city, sanctuary city, they designated themselves as that. they can't handle influx of migrants, so ship them up north to rockland county? it is pretty red as far as new york is concerned. in 2020 split 50/50 for biden and trump. isn't this what eric adams has gone after governor abbott and desantis for all these months we've talked about? he went back after them last week, they are going to start bussing from texas again saying he can't handle it. i don't understand the double standard here. he is -- it is okay when he does it, but not when governor abbott? if new york city who says they are sanctuary city, cannot handle migrants when they say come here, we'll help you out, if they can't handle it here, how does he thi

mayor, eric adams, the great city of new york., as always, for coming to the sunday show. >> thank you, have a good day. >> still to come, a growing republican presidential field and why that could be good for democrats. we'll discuss this, with basil michael junior, and susan del percio, on sunday sound off. both, in studio, here at 30 rock with me, next. ck with me, next (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. (woman) with verizon's new myplan, i get exactly what i want. and only pay for what i need. (man) now i'm in charge... ...of my plan. (vo) introducing myplan from verizon. you get exactly what you want and only pay for what you need. and it all starts at just $30. it's your verizon. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. - double check that. bloc

i never liked eric adams, i've got to be honest with you. it's a reality.ke a scooby doo liberal. >> meaning? >> take the mask off, hey, it's me newt gingrich, you know what i mane? i never -- i'm a man of faith, right, and so i hear somebody calling for faith and calling for the power of uniting people with prayer and talking to god, which is a very important part of my life. of course i think, yeah, that's right. be honest with you, when i see the mayor of new york talking about the problems of new york, i'm not looking for what he wants them to do. i'm looking at what he's going to do. if the children are buying fentanyl at the corner bodegas, mr. mayor, the prayer that put you into the position that you're in, the prayer that gave all of these people the power that they have, what are you guys using that prayer for? what are you going to do about this? tell me to pray about it, but i prayed that you would do something so what are you going to do, and it kind of fell on deaf ears for me from that respect. >> senator. >> i wasn't listening to the religiou

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it's just like their young at eric adams kind of. because he's getting closer.yard issue. so suddenly now that it is encroaching their backyard, suddenly now they have a vested interest. and do not have a plan and this is a tough one because it's no longer just the border states that have been shouldering the burden of this three years. and so vice biden said the governor of, it by sending it to them. migrants new york. messages have gotten everybody's attention now. >> i was going to say, we've been trying to do immigration reform since before i was born. really that is what's going on here. it seemed like we started the show, we are talking about gun violence, mass shootings. we can't seem to solve that problem. immigration reform, it seems like we can't seem to solve that problem. and honestly, it feels kind of overwhelming you know? we used to be, yes we can. now it's like, apparently we can't. >> politics are not getting things done, they are not bringing solutions inseams. >> who does it favor? >> that is certainly the feeling of a lot of americans. thank

eric adams saying he did not deserve to die. the incident sparking protest. an intense debate over public safety and mental health. that marine is expected to turn himself in tomorrow. >> the man who put jordan neely and a deadly choke hold on a new york city subway will be arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter. daniel penny restraining neely in a choke hold for at least 3 minutes. he was harassing passengers and acting erratically on the train. he was not physically violent. the video showing other passengers holding neely down. the 30-year-old later pronounced dead at the hospital. he was a michael jackson impersonator and his family says he was homeless and battled mental health issues since his mother's murder. >> there are consequences when a civilian takes a situation into their own hands and causes a fatality. >> the incident setting off days of protests. eric adams addressing the death. >> jordan neely did not deserve to die. >> penny saying he stepped in to protect himself and said his death was unintended. >> let's bring in stephanie

el alcalde eric adams ha dicho que la gran manzana estÁ al lÍmite de sus recursos para recibir a mÁsde manhattan. >>> nostra ian para acÁ y para allÁ. p donde vamos. >>> la familia venezolana puede ser de las Últimas en en coen trar un sitio privado donde vivir inicialmente. >>> las autoridades locales dicen que esperan una afluencia diaria de mil migrantes tras el fin del tÍtulo 42. por lo que el alcalde eric adams tomÓ una decisiÓn controversial, emitiÓ una orden ejecutiva que cambia las normas de refugio, suspendiÓ la regla que prohÍbe que las familias a lo jen en entornos congregados otra que obliga a la ciudad. y la regla para permite a las personas estar en albergues mÁs de 340 dÍas obtener recursos legales. >>> en refugios colectivos estas familias y niÑos estarÍan en riesgo de contraer enfermedades y de agresiÓn sexual. >>> bien difÍcil y poner las familias y especialmente los niÑos en peligro. >>> no solo la gran manzana, autobuses directos de la frontera llegan diariamente a chicago que declarÓ estado de emergencia, philadelphia, denver y washington. captaron en exclusiva l

peggy: el alcalde eric adams dijo que serÁ el primer centro de llegada y el noveno de alivio donde see la ciudad. >> yo soy nuevo, pero mi pareja tiene ya dos o tres meses y estÁ trabajando. cuando nos iban a mandar, a nosotros nos dieron un folleto y todo. se ve bueno, pero nos dijeron que a ella le queda muy lejos. peggy: segÚn adams, el hotel dispondrÁ al principio de 175 habitaciones para niÑos y familias, luego abrirÁn unos 800 50/4 mÁs. mientras, algunos no creen que esta deba ser la soluciÓn a la crisis humanitaria. >> en el medio de manhattan. pienso que va a ser un deterioro de la ciudad y es un Área turÍstica. pienso que es una locura. peggy: la municipalidad espera una gran afluencia de migrantes tras la expiraciÓn del tÍtulo 42. desde el aÑo pasado dicen haber recibido 65.000, de los cuales mÁs de 4200 habrÍan llegado a principios de mes. >> la mayorÍa llegÓ. peggy: en la ciudad de nueva york. fÉlix: vamos ahora mÉxico, al menos 13 personas murieron tras un choque frontal en una carretera de tamaulipas, entre una camioneta de pasajeros y un camiÓn trÁiler que quedaron comp

pause, tonight, our plans have not changed, that pause comes after a tense standoff between mayor eric adamsnew york city and local executives, the county executive for nearby orange county saying the discussions with mayor adams leading up to the decision to pause were, quote, very heated. at this point there are three counties the declared states of emergency, orange county and rockland county, temporary restraining order, for accepting migrants and that is setting the stage for a court battle next week, it offers short-term relief for one local resident i spoke to earlier today and he says a long-term solution is needed. listen to this. >> problem is with these open borders, we know nothing about these people coming into this country, their health, vaccines, status, general backgrounds. are they criminals? nobody knows. >> reporter: for now know migrants at the armani in, we don't know when or if they will be arriving today. the plan is on pause, has not been abandoned, there are sheriff's deputies in the parking lot, seems like we are waiting to see the latest throughout the day. stuart:

you know, when southern governors were sending migrants to new york city, eric adams called it morallyupt because they were not communicating and coordinating with the city. meanwhile he's doing exactly the same thing to these municipalities who do not have anywhere near the resources or capabilities to take on this big of an influx of migrants at any one time. rockland county has taken in hundreds, if not thousands of migrants over the course of last two years under the biden administration but they have done so because people have family in rockland county, we have a very large immigrant community, we welcome them, they are part of our economy, our culture and they've assimilateed into the community and the problem here when you start moving hundreds if not thousands of migrants with no job, no ability to get social services, it falls on the nonprofit organizations, the food pantries and they are crumbling under the weight of this and that's been our frustration from the start, the t total lack of communicati. i saw the president yesterday and i brought this up to him, he came to my

. >>> 70,000, that is how many immigrants new york city mayor eric adam says has passed through in recentt of the country has to share the responsibility, not just a few large cities. cnn's gloria has me know in new york to tell us how the city is coping and what adams wants washington to do about it. >> reporter: for several days, mayor eric adams has been talking about the city of new york needing financial intervention from the federal government in recent weeks, he has been asking the surrounding suburbs to help and to share the quote unquote burden of having to provide shelter and resources to migrants that continue to arrive in new york city, in the last several days, since the expiration of title 42 the city has continued to see a record number of arrivals in the city every single day. according to city hall, they are seeing hundreds of people arrived per day, the city had set up the roosevelt hotel as a welcome center, a place where migrants can arrive and be connected to resources. and eventually be placed in a shelter, while migrants figure out their next move, now in the meanti

he's angry at new york mayor eric adams for shipping migrants to his community. by the way, a community that isn't friendly to this sort of stuff or had a remotely heads up on this stuff. he will be joining us in just a few minutes. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." this of course 72 hours ahead of title 42 going away at the border and already prompting nightmare scenarios at the border that could get worse as the days drag on. the very latest right now on all of this from bill melugin in brownsville, texas. bill? >> neil, good afternoon to you. border patrol says in just a three-day span over the week and, they made more than 26,000 migrant apprehensions. that's almost 9,000 every single day. we haven't seen these numbers since the haitian crisis under the bridge in del rio two years ago. remember, last week, the white house claimed that i'm legal immigration is down 90% that is not the case whatsoever. case in point, take a look at this video. our team shot it in brownsville. one of the biggest single groups of migrants crossing the border illegal

sanctuary city mayor eric adams is busing illegals to upstate new york. what happens when they get there? homeless veterans were kicked out of hotels to make room for the illegal immigrants. i'm harris faulkner. the disgraceful treatment of our military veterans played out in orange county, new york, 60 miles north of the big city. at least 20 homeless veterans, some suffering from ptsd, had to give up their hotel rooms for illegals. the head of a nonprofit foundation dedicated to helping them and told this to the "new york post." whether you agree with asylum seekers being here or not we can't just ignore these veterans that are in our charge that we are supposed to protect. we need to put them first. a republican assemblyman who represents orange county is furious. >> it's a total embarrassment. a slap in the face to veterans and citizens of new york and this country who are being cast aside to allow for asylum seekers to come here. when it comes to this situation you had combat veterans who were homeless told to get out of their hotel. what we've tried

welcome back, border crisis expanding into new york as new york city mayor eric adams plans to send migrantsthe inn in rockland county, madison. >> good morning, yes migrants could be arriving to this hotel, at any point city of new york telling rockland and orange county the arrival 300 migrants is imminent but not giving any more specific to county as to when, what a day really could be anticipating them at any point, and here in rockland expecting 100 migrants that will double the homeless population refusing services voirnt rockland thousands of miles from the border mayors office not only sending them have ever also to original koun the coin following rockland lead a state of emergency offe over potential arrival of migrants officials making the point the mayor of novembers does not have jurisdiction, over these two counties are are well outside new york city eliminates questioning legality in orange a 30 day limit on hotel rents, the current four month stay new york city mayor planning violates that but mayor's office not backing down, despite emergency orders by the county, fines, leg

new york city governor eric adams says he's not getting any help from the government. >> the nationalt has turned its back on new york city. >> we'll hear from him this morning. plus, mime's mayor republican francis suarez who is weighing a 2024 presidential bid. then, prescription drug shortages approach report levels in the u.s. causing delays of necessary medical treatments. we'll talk solutions with former fda commissioner dr. scott gotlieb, and finally a conversation with former defense secretary robert gates on the cost of domestic dysfunction. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." over the weekend, frustrations boiled over as talks broke down between the white house and republicans who were trying to hammer out a deal to raise the federal government's borrowig limit before a looming june 1st deadline. president biden said this morning he'll speak personally with house speaker kevin mccarthy on his flight home from the g7 summit in japan in an effort to break the impasse. the window for action is narrowing. treasury secretary j

eric adams has this great idea.of the illegals stay in new york city and without telling the county executives let's just bus them over to the suburbs. let's begin in orange county and then let's try rockland county. look out nassau and suffolk they are coming to you. check this out the buss are coming here. we are talking about 60,000 plus. and then we good the emergency situation in the suburbs as they say we are going to meet you at the border with these buses. i don't know if there is going to be a clash between the buses sent from texas and stop in new york city and go over to the county. is there going to be some type of class right there especially with ed day up in rockland? and now everyone is saying wait a second, mr. mayor adams, are you actually -- you're critical of governor abbott sending unscreened with no background checks illegal immigrants to your city. but you're okay doing it with a suburb of new york stated. that doesn't seem right. let's bring in our first guest who is actually outraged by this

. >>> new york mayor eric adam says the city has received more than 70,000 migrants in recent weeks. and that 42,000 of them are still in the city's care. as more asylum-seekers are expected to arrive, he's calling on congress to deal with the immigration issue and for the federal government to send migrants to cities all over the country instead of just a few. cnn's has more from new york. >> reporter: for several days, mayor eric adams has been talking about the city of new york and needing financial intervention from the federal government in recent ways, he has been asking the surrounding suburbs around new york to help and to share the burden. of having to provide shelter and resources to migrants that continue to arrive in new york city. in the last several days since the expiration of title 42, the city has continued to see record numbers of arrivals in the city every single day. according to city hall, they are seeing hundreds of people arrived per day. and the city has set up the roosevelt hotel, which you can see behind me as a welcome center, a place where migrants can arr

>> as eric adams makes very clear if they will not do the job the city mayors will do it.d hoc solution. >> bill: we don't know what's happening in these other cities. remember the dark of night flights were going to westchester, new york or into the state of new jersey? when we were coming home from the border two months ago, there were people who were allowed to board the flight with papers before anyone else could get on board. that was just one airline and one flight out of san diego, california. >> to me it shows the failure of kamala harris, the border czar, to coordinate these various problems. we have a situation on the border that is urgent and critical and a crisis. we have to find ways to get the concentration of the undocumented immigrants out of el paso, which is totally overburdened and out of some of these texas border cities and we have to be humane and pragmatic about it. everything is willy-nilly. no coordination. you suggest that the national guard, active soldiers can now be deployed, 1500 of them to the border. what the hell are they going to do there?

that's where eric adams took his speech.ere he is, instilling patriotism in the youth. >> we must think of patriotism not something reflected only on memorial day but built into the country and fiber of our country just as i start the day, every child should start with the quote and the true pledge. >> sandra: and so many schools do today, happily we can see the pledge is said by many, many young students across this country but also ending in a lot of public schools coast to coast. >> we need to have it in every school, without a doubt. i loved it. i never realized when i was doing it that it would be something that would be controversial, you know, i think a lot of people don't realize, it started to spread, in new york city and other places because the third wave of european immigrants, there was a lot of anarchists among them and had to make sure their children did not bring that to the schools. so every day we made sure kids pledge their allegiance to this country. we are in a serious place right now. sandra, i'm afraid

all right thank you >> eric adams also making new york a sanctuary for the overweight.lus the little mermaid isn't kinky enough. that's right, kinky, for the new york times. makes you want to say what the failla. jimmy failla, stay rye there. he's next. keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com ♪ >> kayleigh: now it's time for wtf and by that i mean what the failla. joining me now is jimmy failla host of fox across america. you know him. >> hey. >> kayleigh: hey and i like your suit today. >> there you are. >> kayleigh: although it's not sparkly. >> it sfliend on friday eric adams signed a law banning discrimination based on heig

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upstate new yorkers not happy with new york city's mayor, eric adams.ice say they will take action to stop the migrants from getting to these counties near new york city. madison alworth with us. what's this about the police turning migrants back? that would be a first, i think, and it would make the police like border patrol agents in new york state. >> reporter: hey, stuart. yeah, that is what we're hearing from rockland county. we're standing at the armani inn, it's been identify as one of the hotels where the migrants will be sent. an emergency order and putting into effect protocol that would enable the police to stop any buses car ilying migrants that are -- cars that are attempting to get into the county. that's one way they're trying to directly stop, a second part being the emergency order. when you look at that emergency order here for rockland county, it comes with a $2,000 fine per migrant, per day. and so what the director is hoping, is that that will be a way to deter bus drivers and hotels from even taking in the these migrants. >> the jo

i want to put this up on the screen because this is what eric adams said. new york city has been left with out the necessary support to manage this crisis with a vacuum of leadership we are now being forced to undertake our own decompression strategy. decompression strategy. his century city can't handle this, so they are shipping them off somewhere else. what do you think? >> the first thing they should do is drop the century city status and start enforcing our federal laws. this is disaster at the border is hurting everyone including new yorkers, new york taxpayers are already among the most beleaguered taxpayers and now being put at risk because we are a sanctuary city in new york state and in new york city. people are coming here. kathy hochul has allocated over a billion dollars for immigrants in addition to what we have already spent. this is hurting taxpayers and it is a lack of respect and to ship them to morgan county and other areas, the executive said we simply can't afford to take on these illegal immigrants. which is why in the house, we are go

. >> the city currently has about 40,000 migrants in its care, but nyc mayor eric adams says additionalstate and federal funding is needed because city shelters are running out of space. gloria is live in new york this morning outside the roosevelt hotel. good morning. what services will migrants receive at this location? >> good morning. that number of migrants in the city's care right now has actually significantly ticked up over the last several weeks. we're now at over 40,000 people that are currently in the care of the city. i wanted to give you a look at what's happening directly. behind me is the roosevelt hotel. a historic location in new york city that has recently been opened to house the migrants. and what you're seeing here directly behind this white van are two city buses. so far this morning, about three or four buses have arrived. about 20 to 25 migrants have arrived here at the hotel. what's happening is the city buses are bringing them here from port authority bus terminals, that's where the migrants are being bussed, usually from places across the southern border down

new york city mayor eric adams is among a group of mayors from los angeles, houston, and denver, whoresident. denver mayor michael hancock michael hancock. >> cities like denver, cities like chicago, are stressed already. our resources are stretched. and we need the support, the immediate support of the federal government. >> reporter: migrants nationwide are being housed in hotels, schools, community centers, even police stations in chicago. that is where alderman byron sigcho-lopez is trying to find new spaces for migrants like this church, which was filled with families that had been at a police station last night. >> we are acting quickly because the situation in police stations is inhumane. >> reporter: after landing in chicago from texas, maiker calcano and myra falcone, were only told a call 311, the city's health line, but they say they didn't get any help, and spent the night at the air airport. you were at the airport, a church? a hospital, a shelter, another hospital, and now you are here? six places? and how much time? two weeks. alderman sigcho-lopez told us at last coun

in new york city that mayor eric adams is send them to all points north.executive in one of those points north is saying stop. now. but it is complete chaos or new york. the mayor has gone rogue. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. lowe's knows when spring is in the air so are savings. that's why we've got all new spring deals, so you can get more and save more to make the most of the season. come enjoy big savings now at lowe's. quickly must be clear in what we are doing. some people try to can pair with what abbott did. we are paying for it. we are only taking volunteers. we are communicating with the officials up there on what we are doing. now, some may not like it. neil: newark mayor eric adams is in texas and arizona paying for it to the not doing freebies in dealing with what they're dealing with at the border but that really does not matter but what is controversy aright on the case of w

joining me now is new york city mayor eric adams, on this, and another of other topics. ing that is really at front of mind for your city right now. it is about both what is happening in the subways, but also about the death of this 30 rolled. what can you tell us about what led up to this incident, what do you know? >> right now, it's still ongoing our hearts go out to the family and this terrible incident and the district attorney, as you stated, the medical examiners office ruled the case. now it's in the hands of investigators to determine exactly what happened. >> one of the reasons that this story is really hitting my is because chest once in this man a country that my mic is working. appeared to be having mental health issues this is something that you talked a lot about. i want to read to you, this is a response from the comptroller bred lander, he tweeted this. new york city is not gotham, we would not become a city where mentally ill humans can be choked to death by a vigilante without consequence. there's also this, from alexandria ocasio-cortez, the democratic

and in fact, it was eric adams who tweeted before he was mayor, when he was running for mayor, we should protect our immigrants period. yes, new york city will remain a sanctuary city under a adams in his station. well, now when he's confronted with, i think they've had something like 60,000 that they've had to deal with this year, he -- i mean, he is changing that tone. >> you brought up new york. i immediately thought of fellow new yorker, i'm going to paraphrase a bit, but everyone has a plan until they get hit in the mouth. that's mike tyson. and it's true. when you think about everyone's campaign promise, it's all based on information they really do not have, because they're not fully on the inside getting day-to-day data, day-to-day information as an elected official. so, they're taking a stab in the dark in a lot of ways. but with that being said, we have got to be stop thinking about this as a domestic issue. this is a foreign policy issue. because the migrants are coming from other countries. we're handling this issue from an american perspective, but if you really want to addre

major city leaders are up in arms over how to accommodate the migrant surge and new york city mayor eric adams is not holding back his criticism of president biden any longer. >> where the heck is the president of the united states? >> that is a good question. it's a national problem, and needs a national solution. >> john: new york city gearing up for as many as 15 migrant busses to roll in, and the lack of housing, all options are on the table. >> sandra: including 20 school gyms that may be used for shelters for thousands of migrants fleeing to the big apple. >> john: we will talk to two new york state senators who serve two upstate counties where adams is sending migrants, but first nate foy is live in brooklyn, new york, a lot of parents in new york city who cannot believe that public schools are being used in this way. >> john: that's exactly right, john. we saw multiple protests and we will show you video of momentarily, but you mentioned that mayor adams is considering 20 schools in new york city to house migrants, each of those schools have a separate disattached adjacent gym, but onl