you see is as soon they find this guy that they bring in and they make him you know um interum um prime minister, so they remove eric, they bring him, and the first thing he does was remove the petition, the request for the reparations, right? so that was one of the first acts and so that tells me there's a definitely a direct connection, and i think you ever since then, people have picked up on that, for example the new york times had a whole story on reparation, but what's not included in that story is the fact that haiti's under current occupation now and people want to forget that there's occupation going that there's no sovereignty in the country, but i do think it's very much linked to the request for this payment back um that that you have this could, i mean to be fair, not to be fair, but rsc was already, there was a that was second cool against rsc, the cia was behind a coup of air set in 1991, nine months after he was, he was elected by landslide, after we had 30 years of a us supported dictatorship, and so they've been after him, but this particular... time, i think this played a big role in in in having

eric him. so i have reading your book and without giving too away, i like how you are using real life examples and kind of turning the question back on those who are maybe being a little aggressive during some of your presentations but yet you're you're doing it in a way where it puts more of the thought on them. and so question is like as an ally or for anyone to really like how much time did that take for you to kind of learn that skill of, not not being immediately reactive, but instead turning it on that person to eventually have them basically answer their own question? yeah, yeah. thank you for that. okay, so how long did take? i'm not really entirely sure. i will that i think there's one factor i have to name before i talk about like logistics of how i engage that way and that's privilege. so the privileges that i have and i about this in depth in the book, especially in the about allyship which is one of the last chapters where i have i have privilege of therapy and i go to therapy, i h

eric him. so i have reading your book and without giving too away, i like how you are using real life examples and kind of turning the question back on those who are maybe being a little aggressive during some of your presentations but yet you're you're doing it in a way where it puts more of the thought on them. and so question is like as an ally or for anyone to really like how much time did that take for you to kind of learn that skill of, not not being immediately reactive, but instead turning it on that person to eventually have them basically answer their own question? yeah, yeah. thank you for that. okay, so how long did take? i'm not really entirely sure. i will that i think there's one factor i have to name before i talk about like logistics of how i engage that way and that's privilege. so the privileges that i have and i about this in depth in the book, especially in the about allyship which is one of the last chapters where i have i have privilege of therapy and i go to therapy, i h

new york city mayor eric adams rebuking him to stop the games and use of migrants as potential as political pawns. >> we need the state and federal government's help in resettling and supporting the 68,000 migrants still in our care, as well as those who are on their way and those yet to come. >> mexican leaders also told u.s. officials that they'll crack down on smuggling. meanwhile, back here in the united states, a sweeping bipartisan border bill remains stuck in congress. rachel bade abc news, washington thanks, rachel presidential candidate nikki haley is facing backlash over her response to a question about the civil war in new hampshire. >> last night, a voter asked haley what caused the war. she said it came down to the role of government. um, what was the cause of the united states civil war? >> i mean, i think it always comes down to the role of government and what the rights of the people are. >> and we i will always stand by the fact that i think government was intended to secure the rights and freedoms of the people. it was never meant to be all things to all people. government

that's why you saw 0000 last week, by the way, eric swalwell helping him commit contempt by not showing up at the hearing, he said he wasn't a financial part of my business. they keep changing the storynd nobody cares. maria: eric swalwell was promoted by china as well. he was sleeping with fang fang, a chinese spy. >> i don't understand how gets away with it. he actually got out of the issue of being with hunter biden the other day, he set up the interview, to stand there when he went to the swamp pit out on the senate side. he was actually helping that happen. how does a sittin sitting membef congress help him, abate him to commit contempt of congress? it amazes me. maria: kevin morris was there too with eric swalwell standing in the backdrop. he told the house ways and means committee he was traveling overseas an couldn't sit for an interview and there he was in washington under their nose. he was obviously not overseas. we're hearing testimony from leslie wolf who allegedly shielded president biden and hunter from an a investigation during the criminal probe in delaware. the transcr

eric swalwell apparently helped him. andy biggs had the following to say to fox digital. te eric swalwell in contempt because the rumor is that mr. swalwell aided and abetted him by setting up his facility so he could have his press conference across the way. what do you think about that? >> it's pretty remarkable. the democrats have been highly on record saying that you've got to comply with subpoenas from congress otherwise not only should you be held in contempt, but the contempt order should be enforced. joe biden himself said contempt order should be enforced against steve bannon and peter navarro. steve bannon got sentenced to four months in prison plus fines. i'm not holding my breath for the department of justice to treat hunter biden equally or eric swalwell equally. >> what do you think of the stunt that he pulled giving that statement? is it in the end beneficial to hunter biden? or does it come back to biden him? >> i definitely think it was media savvy to be out there saying he will only testify in public. and makes them look like he has transparency. despite

is almost too crazy to be true, we have hunter and joe now teaming up with congressman eric swalwell. remember himng fang fame? anyway, to prove their innocence ahead of a possible impeachment. now swalwell helped hunter orchestrate his pr stunt outside the capitol. the very same eric swalwell kicked off the house intelligence committee because of an alleged romantic affair with a chinese spy. the name, you can't make it up in a novel, fang fang, but the media mob doesn't seem to care. the white house press corps barely asked about the impeachment vote today, and the new york times, they were running cover for joe biden, actually leaving out the very key word in its report about hunter's rant on capitol hill when he said his father was never financially involved in his business. so why would the new york times omit the word "financially"? so they wouldn't have to, what, explain the evolution of the biden family and all the lies they've told. here to explain all that evolution, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, fox news contributor jason chafe its and the host of tomi lahren is fearless on outk

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and, by the way, so is eric swalwell who facilitated bringing him onto the capitol grounds with secret federal cars. so the president and his secret service facilitated this contempt. eric swalwell reserved the facility and walked with him and stood with him in violations of his own ethics. i've written to theth thicks committee, i've made it very -- the ethics committee, i've made it clear that i want an answer about that conduct because it's clearly outside what any of us have the right to do. a congressman cannot facilitate the contempt of congress. but back to hunter. hunter has done what others have done, and they're always lost in court. without impeachment inquiries, you might remember years ago the white house counsel, harriet miers, she was held in contempt. the white house tried to not produce her, and a reare palin-appointed judge -- republican-appointed judge, judge bates, found bush had no such is right. this wasn't an impeachment inquiry. so i want everyone to understand what he did yesterday was contempt. if the president stays out of it, our referral on contempt would l

eric. i guess he couldn't find a sitter, so he brought him. [ laughter ] eric was there next to his dad. next to his dad. actually, eric was 20 feet behind his father next to sad orville redenbacher. [ laughter ] trump knows that he needs to win this election to pardon himself. and if he does we're getting new details on who might be there to help him out. according to axios, melania wants tucker carlson to be vice president. and she wants anyone but her to be first lady. [ laughter ] last time, you know -- last time trump was president they had a few reasonable people like john kelly and jim mattis in there to push back against his most destructive ideas. this time around the reports are that trump's cabinet will be all loyalists, no restraints. which is just -- the man who cheated on every wife wants loyalists by his side. [ laughter ] without restraints. if trump wins we're basically a year and a half away from swearing in supreme court justice kid rock, folks. [ laughter ] and then we have disgraced former congressman george santos who has a new gig, making videos on cameo for $400 a

new york city mayor eric adams rebuked him to stop the games and use of migrants as potential as politicalns. >> we need the state and federal governments help and resettling and supporting the 68,000 migrants still in our care, as well as those who are on their way and those yet to come. >> mexican leaders also told u.s. officials that they'll crack down on smuggling. meanwhile, back here in the united states, a sweeping bipartisan border bill remains stuck in congress. rachel bade abc news, washington. >> the colorado republican party has asked the supreme court to overturn the state's ruling to remove donald trump from the 2024 primary ballot. earlier this month, the colorado state supreme court said trump is ineligible for the white house. the decision used the constitution's insurrection clause to remove him from the ballot, claiming trump incited the january six attack on the capitol. trump is expected to file his appeal soon, and unlike a group of people, are gaining fame online. >> abc news reporter danny news shows us the seniors using tiktok to go viral. now drop what your mama s

accused of killing 27-year-old eric harrison by stabbing him in the neck and 23-year-old guard by stabbingdly. macy's said in part the chain is heart broken. and the quote, ensuring the safety and well-being of the customers and colleagues is always a top priority. philadelphia interim police commissioner denounced the criminal mindset. >> security officers are doing their job. to make sure people can come to the location and shop in a safe manner. it's a mentality that exists with many of these individuals involved in this. >> the murdered security guard was working two jobs to try and make ends meet. during this christmas season, that macy's store, the flagship in the city of brotherly love. a storied local attraction, a light show, the old department store organ, it plays christmas carols and tourists come all over to see that. and the store has been hit bishop lifters this year more than 250 times. >> bret: keeping an eye on the pentagon and what's coming out of the briefing, we are monitoring brigadier general pat ryder. if we get news we will bring you updates. but first, we could us

vital part of your business on christmas eve wasn't bad enough, it prevented him from helping others in need. >> reporter: erics trying to come to terms with what happened to him. >> you put 6,000 in and somebody comes and takes everything from you in six minutes. >> reporter: eric woke up sunday morning and did what he does every morning, went to the store, brought supplies and to check on his food trailer. when he pulled into the parking lot, it was gone. >> i was furious. something you never imagine to happen. >> reporter: the nearby store caught it on camera. you can see a white car parked in front of the food trailer then pulls way taking the trailer with it. he says the worst part was that he was supposed to be using that for a big christmas eve event hours later. >> we give food out to the homeless in the food truck. we had a big event coming up to give food out to the homeless, try to continue to do that. it put a damper on the program. >> reporter: now he hopes the police can track down the suspect and get his trailer back. if not, he says he will most likely have to raise money to buy a new one and t

eric suffers from als, so his brother pushed him along the entire 26.2-mile course. each brother had previously completed the race but not together. they were determined not to let eric's diagnosis end their dreams of crossing the finish line together. >> we're doing this because we can do our things and we don't know how much time we have left. our days are numbered and yeah, we're doing this to show people that we can do hard things. >> we can do hard things whether it's waking up in the morning like me or running a marathon. live each day to the fullest. >> david and eric crossed that finish line together and check this out, in a time of three hours 27 minutes and 36 seconds. that is faster than an eight mile pace. ♪ >>> more local food banks are front and center helping our neighbors in need to put food on the table this holiday season, but did you know they also advocate for programs and laws aimed at helping our communities that they serve? shawn chitnis is in oakland with the details. >> reporter: we're here at the alameda county community food bank and their c

they found that 54 of those emails were between him and eric -- shocking new information as well.biden got 4.9 million from hollywood lawyer kevin morris. no clarity on the big cash and what all of it was for. here is ziegler yesterday. >> i will say this again and again that this is much bigger than the hunter biden investigation. this was not a personal attack on hunter biden but a call for change. what we are presenting in our whistleblower complaint should scare and give concern to every american regardless of your political affiliation. providing evidence that our justice system is broken and not treating everyone the same. >> harris: republican leaders say the house will likely vote to formalize the impeachment inquiry into president biden next week. imagine all this will go into that. >> what's so interesting, james comer could have said the same thing. they are out to get biden. but when you have two i.r.s. whistleblowers with impeccable records apolitical who continue to come out with this thing called drum roll please fact and say this is what a forensic investigation is

that is what they're trying to publicly avoid having him invoke the fifth amendment privilege against self incrimination. he has a legal argument. ericse hunter biden question rick would you advise him to take the fifth? books i would advise any white-collar defendant in that situation to invoke his or her for similar protection yes. eric: that is why you are who you are veteran of these investigations in washington thank you for joining us. and for your insight. "fox news live" will continue will be come back. stay with us. es with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. hi! need new glasses? get more from your benefits at visionworks. how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! ...hey! use your vision benefits before they expire. visionworks. see the difference. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a mor

eric, can you hear me? >> steffy: we were talking about the ventilator. taking him off, seeing if he could breathe on his own. >> brooke: that's a sign. he's listening. he's ready. is that what you're trying to tell us, eric? you're ready?

losing a vital part of your business on christmas eve wasn't bad enough, it prevented him from helping others in need. erics trying to come to terms with what happened to him. >> you put 6,000 in and somebody comes and takes everything from you in six minutes. >> reporter: he woke up sunday morning and did what he does every morning, went to the store, brought supplies and to check on his food trailer. when he pulled into the parking lot, it was gone. >> i was furious. something you never imagine to happen. >> reporter: the nearby store caught it on camera. you can see a white car parked in front of the food trailer then pulls way taking the trailer with it. he says the worst part was that he was supposed to be using that for a big christmas eve event hours later. >> we give food out to the homeless in the food truck. we had a big event coming up to give food out to the homeless, try to continue to do that. it put a damper on the program. >> now he hopes the police can track down the suspect and get his trailer back. if not, he says he will most likely have to raise money to buy a new one and that could ta

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eric scott is still trying to come to terms with what happened to him. >> we put, um, 6,000 hours in, somebody come take everything from you in six minutes. >> reporter: eric woke up sunday morning and did what he does everything morning. he drove down to the store, bought supplies for his restaurant, touch of soul, then went to check on his food trailer. but this morning, when eric pulled into the parking lot t gone. >> oh, man, i was furious. it's something you never imagine would happen. >> reporter: the nearby store caught the robbery on camera. in the video, you can see a white car parked in front of the trailer. then seconds later, it pulls away, taking the trailer with it. eric says the worst part is that he was supposed to be using that trailer for a big christmas eve event just hours later. >> we usually give food out to the homeless from the truck. we had a big event coming up to give food to the homeless. we'll try and continue to do that, but it put a damper on the program. >> reporter: now eric is just hoping the police can track down the suspects and get his trailer back

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him. here's what representative eric swalwell had to say. >> hunter hoed up, he was ready -- showed up, heify publicly. you know, what hunter chooses to do and not do is up to him, but they've got absolutely nothing. they've wasted thousands of hours of time here at the capitol trying to go after a former addict to weaponize that addiction against that addict's father who's the president. rachel: michael, i just can't believe it. like, he's actually trying to suggest that congress is going after hunter biden because he's an addict? it's so insane. so what do you say to that? you just can't go on, if you have to have a member of congress reserve your spot there on the capitol, correct in. >> yeah, that's exactly right. you don't get to just pop up. and swalwell actually reserved it. second thing is he knew there was a sweep that. and guess what -- subpoena. and guess what? everybody that gets subpoenaed has to testify. you don't get to willingly nilly say, well, yes, i want it in a public committee. by the way, don jr. and ivanka came in when they had subpoenas. but eric's trying to deflect

he lost his breath when officers pinned him and he died at a hospital officers. ericinley and cameron legally remain actively james fisher has moved on to another agency. >> to this day, the community still leaves flowers with the tragic incident happened. and one chapter of that horrific day has now closed our research. >> so it shows it's the largest amount of money awarded to a single child in the last 10 years, at least in california, a civil rights case. attorney michael haddad and his law firm haddad unsure when negotiated 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of alameda. >> and the 3 officers involved in

he lost his breath when officers pinned him and he died at a hospital officers. eric mckinley and cameron legally remain actively james fisher has moved on to another agency. >> to this day, the community still leaves flowers with the tragic incident happened. and one chapter of that horrific day has now closed our research. >> so it shows it's the largest amount of money awarded to a single child in the last 10 years, at least in california, a civil rights case. attorney michael haddad and his law firm haddad unsure when negotiated 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of alameda. >> and the 3 officers involved in gonzalez's death, which will be awarded to gonzalez is 7 year-old son. if law enforcement refuses to follow their training in generally accepted principles have to avoid 60 up. then there's going to be consequences like this again and again. and, you know, it's a large amount of money. >> but it doesn't bring back a life civil rights attorney adante pointer and his law firm lawyers for the people negotiating the $350,000 settlement

kevin morris is standing next to eric swalwell, because eric -- representative eric swalwell set the whole thing up, giving him so that he could speak outside the senate side of the capitol. so kevin morris, you're saying, is in the middle there next to eric swalwell. he's a democrat doe, no right? he paid off, you said, $2 million of hunter biden's unpaid tax liability in 2020, and he wrote that e-mail saying you have to pay these taxes otherwise there's political risk. how long did kevin morris know hunter biden? what's the relationship here? >> from what the irs whistleblowers have highlighted, they just got to know each other about two months before he paid roughly $2 million of hunter biden's tax returns. but he had been known as a big democrat supporter and donor. hollywood attorney. the question is, why would kevin morris pay almost $5 million for tax the filings and also to subsidize hunter biden's lifestyle? what is the kevin morris getting from hunter or joe biden? if these are things that we need to look into. maria: that's amazing, that hunter biden could go defy a congressional subpoena, set up sh

a tribute to the symbolic importance, but this structure, once him, the bill said to the something to compete, to show the men he of eric ross. secondly, the greatest example of this kind of monumental stone structure, the civics for several 100 years after it was a record. the men here fell over and broke into 4 pieces. no one seems to know exactly how or why this happened. the men here had towered 18.

eric davis used to play with him and i hosted a show with him told me he used to what is it?pat up, is that what you call it and he would do his ankles and he would run in place in front of the locker and cut it all off and retape if he didn't like it. >> wow really. >> a little fun fact about jerry rice i don't think a lot of people know. >> i got to meet him when i was covering the super bowl when it was here in san francisco. i tried on a super bowl ring. >> there you go. hopefully in vegas he'll be there because the 49ers going to be there and you can do it again. >> i'm in. >>> all right, reed, what's coming up. >> all right, following colorado's lead. now leaders in california looking at legal options to get donald trump off of california's primary ballots there also citing the 14th amendment to the constitution. we'll let you know who is leading the charge here. >>> plus, back on american soil. a bay area native's emotions on his return to the u.s. after >>> well, good morning to you and right now on cbs news bay area, it is 6:29 and look at this gorgeous view of the b

eric adams it. i love to see him i'm raising m kids here.hink trying to giv it the most favorable light may be admitted to say he also will s the greatest i city of our resiliency. unlike you, what the crime and public safety issues addressed more. i think the mayor is committed to that.to >> chassis, eric adams has a 28 percent approval rating which is the lowest of any new york mayor in a quarter-century 72 percent disapprove of the homeless issuerove. the mayor shot to.>> it looks like he knows he's he about to be indicted at any secondnows. these federal charges that have destroyed him.ra he looks like a shell of its former self.e de but he cross the mob boss joe s biden.el anytime you cross the f box, li menendez and doing trouble like is going to adams accommodate did it publicly on migration an was a sore subject for the president and now he's going to destroy his entire political future. it's sad to watch because the guy cares about the city.ou he's also t beacon. and so he's out running on fumeu . you knowmes. anybody that men n ani

him to watch his back. look what happened to eric adams in new york city when he started criticizing the border policies, thedigging and found some unseemly things in his past that are now haunting him, corruption charges. it's not going to be taken well that he's telling the truth about what's happening at the border. some of his numbers are really low. 270,000. are you kidding me. i don't know what that is about. but he also mentioned including the ones we are not catching like mentioning the got aways and everything else. rachel: the figures that there are more people that ventured illegally in the past 2 and half years under president biden then entered illegally in the 12 years prior. numbers are starting to come out. that is why you see some of these people stepping out. pete: somehow we've lost the ability to be shocked by movement towards neo-racist behavior but we are full on in 1950s tile pre-jim crow era segregation. it's just an in reverse and proudly. you probably heard the story about michelle woo hoo sent an invitation for holiday party for exclusively members of her administration, city of bo

everyone else what they'd done wrong, ripping into him ripping him, him seriously ripping into him, he said to ericd to eric, you that, son. and you can't do that, son. and i thought it might have been a little bit more that. little bit more heavy than that. but all just looked at each but we all just looked at each other and we just all started laughing and then then it went more serious about it after. but his talent . you couldn't let his talent. you couldn't let talent like that go. if it's not, it's a chance to keep it. you keep it. and the boss was proved right and keeping it was proved right. >> it was a proved right. >> i suppose it was a bit of a trade off. there isn't there is behaviour some behaviour or whatever. some of the he to against the antics he got up to against it a brilliant footballer. it was a brilliant footballer. yeah what done yeah but it's what he'd done after well. after eric as well. >> that made sure i'm sure made the boss feel even better. you know, what he'd done he had know, what he'd done was he had to community service and know, what he'd done was he had to was mu

everyone else what they'd done wrong, ripping into him ripping him, him seriously ripping into him, he said to eric to eric, you that, son. and you can't do that, son. and i thought it might have been a little bit more that. little bit more heavy than that. but all just looked at each but we all just looked at each other and we just all started laughing and then then it went more serious about it after. but his talent . you couldn't let his talent. you couldn't let talent like that go. if it's not, it's a chance to keep it. you keep it. and the boss was proved right and keeping it was proved right. >> it was a proved right. >> i suppose it was a bit of a trade off. there isn't there is behaviour some behaviour or whatever. some of the he to against the antics he got up to against it a brilliant footballer. it was a brilliant footballer. yeah what done yeah but it's what he'd done after well. after eric as well. >> that made sure i'm sure made the boss feel even better. you know, what he'd done he had know, what he'd done was he had to community service and know, what he'd done was he had to was mun

what's curious to me, why would you pitch eric swawell to your wagon? he took him with him everywhere yesterday. is that where your communications strategy is coming from? i thought that was weird. >> greg: china! the china connection. >> dana: i hadn't thought about that. >> jesse: exactly. he's an idiot. >> dana: that's the problem. >> greg: maybe the republicans should copy the dems and hire an abc producer for it. she's not dreaming of a white christmas literally. boston's mayor doubling down on throwing a segregated holiday party. tired muscles and joints were keeping me from doing the things i loved most. not anymore. blue-emu gave me my freedom back. it supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical tri

eric's wall well. a congressman who arrived with him, facilitated what may be a federal crime and to defy his own housef there is a contempt charge for either or both of them, the question is whether they will actually prosecute it. this is a serious hot potato for garlands. consequences of defying the law, but only at the cost of exposing himself as utterly partisan. what does doj do? >> the doj under the control of biden in the biden administration would not prosecute for contempt. is there a double standard? yes. i would be surprised if garland got a contempt referral from the united states congress and said we will prosecute hunter biden for contempt. it will put the justice department in a very tight box. we will point to all sorts of examples where they have prosecuted these. they have taken seriously and enforce the law. they can make an exception. >> i want to bring this up again the view congressional republicans pushing impeachment proceedings. more people believe it is legitimate than bogus at this point. >> impeachment is an incredibly powerful tool in our constitution and it should be wiel

eric. at last night's townhall hannity had to ask him about it. >> you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody? >> except for day one. except for day one. >> meaning? >> i want to close the border and i want to drill, drill, drill. >> that is not retribution. >> i'm going to be--he says you're not going to be a dictator are you? i said no, other than day one. we are closing the border and drilling, drilling, drilling. after that i am not a dictator. >> it's only dictatorship for one day, guys. he will sit and sign executive orders like biden did. on day one they hand biden a pen and he signs a gazillion executive orders. he has no idea what is in them. remember he opens the border and kills the keystone pipeline on day one. so trump will do the opposite. he's going to close the border and drill, baby, drill on day one. trump knows exactly what he is doing. he is teasing the press and they just took the bait. >> this is what is so dangerous about what trump just said. not that it was new. imagine jeffrey dahmer bowed still real killer. you never

>> yes. >> remember, eric was the one who'd given ed his alibi, said he'd seen him come home. d been out on a date at the time. >> so, the truth is, you weren't home. mr. mcdevitt did not come home while you were home? >> i don't know at this point. i'm not sure at this point. i'm not. i'm not going to give you one way or the other. i'm sorry. >> the jury got to hear from ed himself when the prosecutor called him to the stand. >> if i didn't put him on, then he'd be the big phantom that the defense was trying to make sound so terrible. >> there is no video of ed's testimony, but he told the jury he had never been violent tore jesse or anyone else. so, here comes this phantom and this phantom turns out to be kind of a shy, soft-spoken guy. >> right, very, very, very clean-cut, shy young man who was devastated. >> a did not agree to an on-camera interview, but he told us he did not kill jesse. he had nothing to do with it, and he grieves for him to this day. but of course, there was someone else investigators had considered a person of interest, wasn't there? zev, the rabbi son.

self-proclaimed sanctuary cities lashing out at texas governor greg abbott, they accuse him of using migrants as political pawns. eric adams taking action in a bid to slow the surge, one that is a tiny fraction of what border communities are facing every day. nate foy has much more on this. hi, nate. >> hey, anita. new york city mayor adams is threatening to punish charter bus companies if they don't follow certain rules. communicate with the city 32 hours before dropping migrants off at a designated locations and all drop-offs must happen between 8:30 a.m. and noon, monday through friday. any bus company that fails to do that could face fines are other punishment. adams again criticized greg abbott but said he cannot even get a meeting with president joe biden to address the issue. >> but this is a national problem, this has only been exacerbated by governor abbott's inhumane politics and that requires additional national solutions. the federal government must take responsibility and lead on this humanitarian crisis. >> anita, you mentioned the mayors of chicago and denver are also asking for more federal help. they

what's curious to me, why would you pitch eric swawell to your,h wagon? he took himh him everywhere yesterday. is that where your h communications strategy isye coming from? i thought that was weird. >> greg: chinais! the china connection. >> dana: i hadn't thought about thatreg:.nn >> jesse: exactly.ecght he's an idiot. >> dana: that's the problem. >> greg: maybe the republicans should copy the dems and hire ae abc producer for it. tnd h she's not dreaming of a white christmas literally. boston's mayor doubling down onh throwing a segregated holidae'yt party. ♪ ♪ u can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pr

cotton on eric adams saying president biden is refusing to meet with him to discuss the crisis and william who starts us off. hey, william. >> rich, what means more as we just saw, what you say or what you do. so the white house says the border is secure, today however secretaries blinken and mayorkas are doing what, securing the border with mexico's help. >> why would they stop coming? they cross the border illegally they are going to get processed and released, flown to the city of their choice on the taxpayer dime, put in hotel, get three meals a day, get medical care, they are not gonna stop. >> lukeville arizona last night, agents apprehended more than 1,000 immigration, including 700 single men. resume deportation busses and flights to central america. 700,000 migrants passed through mexico last year, it says, u.s. wants them out before they reach the u.s. resume policing the railroads. quickest and cheapest way north, migrants come north are the railroads. the beast. increase checkpoints, pull migrants off trucks and busses and reinstate national guard troops on the guatemalan borde

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democratic mayor eric adams says that president biden won't meet with him as the crisis cripples the city. and he's not happy about texas, but asking for them to fix it where it begins. griff: you know, david, eagle pass, texas, the border is roughly 2000 miles south of where we are here in new york city, but texas governor greg abbott has succeeded in bringing that border crisis right here to the big apple. you look at the numbers in new york city, by the way, self-professed sanctuary city for illegal migrants, and dealt with more than 160,000 migrants costing the city more than a billion dollars. 14 buses arrived on a single day this past week and it's indeed infuriating mayor adams who says he needs billions more to the tune of 12 billion over three years, calling on president biden and the federal government to fix this mess. >> the federal government said to new york city, we're not going to do our job, you do our job. you take care of 4,000 people a week, eric, you and your team. it baffles me. i have to keep hammering away at this issue. griff: he hammers away indeed and he's

you know, eric hold of bob obama's former attorney general. i ran a quote from him that on his way out the door said there is no vote or fraud. what we have to understand is that the media and the left in this country called donald trump, every name and the book accused him of everything. a nazi, a dictator of joe scarborough and m as nbc former republican congressman said if trump selected again, he's going to execute his enemies. i mean they know no shame. so in their minds anything is justifiable, shooting on elections is justifiable. they'll do what it takes to stop the truck, and that's very dangerous. and again, the media i believe feels the same way. and when you have that, you know that complacency all around it, it's inevitable that you're going to see what we're seeing. yeah, line. and we don't have so much these days about america being the lee or the leader of america, being the leader of the free will do it here. that sentence a bunch of these, i know, but alright, let's move on line. know, i mean, i'll see a question, how divided our policy is unable t

he lost his breath when officers pinned him and he died at a hospital officers. ericd cameron legally remain actively sir james fisher has moved on to another agency. >> to this day, the community still leaves flowers with the tragic incident happened. and one chapter of that horrific day has now closed our research. >> so it shows it's the largest amount of money awarded to a single child in the last 10 years, at least in california, a civil rights case. attorney michael haddad and his law haddad unsure when negotiated 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of alameda. >> and the 3 officers involved in gonzalez's death, which will be awarded to gonzalez is 7 year-old son. if law enforcement refuses to follow their training in generally accepted principles have to avoid us. fix you up. then there's going to be consequences like this again and again. and, you know, it's a large amount of money. >> but it doesn't bring back a life civil rights attorney adante pointer and his law firm lawyers for the people negotiating the $350,000 settlement wit

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him. devon archer turned on the family. and eric schwerin turned on the family.ey: and the whistleblowers. ains. >> brian: whistleblowers care about the numbers. they are the mvps here in terms of getting to the facts. here is excerpt from the indictment, which is hunter is talking to his ex-wife. says i have no money. i'm waiting on a few things. >> ainsley: this is the ex-wife right saying it about hunter? >> no hunter about the ex-wife. i'm waiting on a few things. when i can pay the taxes i will pay the taxes. in the meantime i am struggling to pay your alimony and all the girls' expenses. >> lawrence: this is in response, what happened the cpa reaching tout him saying look, you have got pay your taxes. >> brian: something. >> lawrence: just put something down to tell the irs to get them off my back here because i'm trying to help you out here. hunter biden is blowing off the cpa. the cpa contacts the wife. said, you know, you got tell hunter to pay these payments. she contacts him. and this was the response that he gave to her. meanwhile, i think it's import