i'm just wondering was there a need for handcuffs?- anyway, samuel, i'm so sorry this happened to you. you know, just so people know, you're only 15 years old. i imagine that this was extremely frightening for you. what were your feelings after seeing all of this, after all of this happening to you? >> well, in the beginning when we were upstairs is when most of the, i would say, like shock and initial fear kind of happened because it went from, dad, there's cops outside, to come outside with your hands up. so that was kind of like zero to 100, so that's pretty much what i felt was just like confusion and shock and fear for the most part because i had no idea why they were all down there at that time. >> yeah. roy, i understand you made sure that you put samuel behind you just in case something happened, that it would happen to you instead of him. what do you want to say to the neighbor who called the police? >> well, to that particular neighbor and any potential neighbor, my message would be, you know, we're just like you. we occupy

michigan defending actions after placing a black real estate agent and his client touring a house in handcuffsolice responded to a call from a concerned neighbor. officers were seen running around the house guns drawn. after complying with th commands,hee realtor was handcuffed as he was questioned. >> his client had brought his 15 year-old son. also handcuffed. >> police say another man driving a car similar to the real estate agent was recently arrested for entering the house without permission. and that raised a neighbor suspicion. >> after demonstrating how the realtor key works. police uncuffed him and the client. and apologized. >> sorry for the inconvenience. >> do what you got to do. i understand the neighbors concern. if it's broken into. things happen. >> our officer arrested somebody a couple days ago. in a black mercedes. >> police insist race played no role in the response. brown disagrees and says the response was traumatizing. >> coming up a new take on apple pie. >> are gyms the new block buster video ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little

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the one cop put the handcuffs on a dean and he had his mask below his nose.sland the size of a planet is doing horrible things. >> greg: there is dark stuff going on. pediatric patients not being flown to other areas because of a crackdown and they lose their lives. babies. this is stuff i don't want to put in the show because it's so depressing. the risk-benefit logic is thrown out the window. up next democrats are annoyed, biden could leave them unemployed. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get $500 purchase allowance on most 2021 buick suv models. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" buick owners get $500 purchase allowance for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conve

. >> let's handcuff the criminals. >> kevin faulkner making a stump speech about increasing funding for police. >> if we don't have a safe city we don't have anything. if we don't have a safe state we don't have anything. >> recall supporters to the top reason to oust newsom is the handling of covert restrictions followed by school closures. covid related issues accounting for 61% of white people want to change. other issues like spending decisions and mishandling and implement dollars making up the rest. >> coming together ultimately will be the thing that gets these businesses up and running. >> rampant drug use, homeless people camped out on side books. problems jenner wants voters to remember as well as the economy with the recall clock winding down. >> when it comes to a pro- business environment, savvy voters see the political spin ramping up. some of the top candidates are on the debate stage tonight, what about caitlyn jenner? >> reporter: the jenner campaign was invited, they said this recall is all about governor gavin newsom and if the governor will not dissipate, the jenner

heard from state and local leaders in my state who were frustrated by the lack of flexibility by the handcuffs,, frankly, on the use of the federal funding that they already received. they want the option, not the mandate, they want the option to use this money when and where it's needed most but right now as i said their hands are tied. many states and localities have relief funds on hands no necessary qualifying expenses. they have to look at this big balance in their accounts knowing it won't be able to spend it on the greatest needs of their communities. and, frankly, they areds frustrated because i fired from them. that's especially the case and rural america and place of work covid-19 number are low. leaders don't have the need for the opportunity to spend this money within the set timeline for the purposes that congress has dictated. they don't need the full range of pandemic related resources that might be necessary if other high density urban areas with higher case counts. so c the amendment senator padia and i have offered would give leaders in rural and urban areas like the option t

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i not have different but soon struggling sheriff's says porter her right hand of her handcuffs hit deputyn face porter says was that was out five minutes i believe unconscious she's a badge not them the license his client did wrong officers in ano custody and beat her up without cause. front of her family. she went out. yeah no more 20 she hopped of the car noncompliant refused get back the car on of else they're about you know, and cover is so to see officers detained father less than. because something the office full of bodycam dashcam videos says maintain to solano has not responded to the lawsuit. henry ktvu, fox two news. we learning new details the death of berkeley philip create at east bay park month, the reports readings his smartwatch he out several minute miles the 100 heat but the year old veteran slowed considerably miles part his run shifted a remote away the trails the gps he an erratic path say these findings appear to support that there. may have died from heat exhaustion. a was declared in the southern embezzlement of embattled attorney michael abenaki prosecutors to pr

. >> let's handcuff the criminals, enforce our laws and clean this place up. >> reporter: in oakland kevin faulkner making a stump speech about increasing funding for police. >> if we don't have a safe city we don't have anything. >> reporter: but recall supporters say the top reason to oust newsom is the handling of covert restrictions, followed by school closures and the infamous mask with dinner party at the french laundry restaurant. covid related issues accounted for 61% of why they want to change, other issues like spending decisions and mishandling unemployment dollars making up the rest. >> coming together ultimately will help to get these businesses up and running and back to where we want to be. >>> folks need to understand that some random bozo might be governor in a few weeks. if they don't take the initiative to return their ballot and vote no. >>> in oakland, several political and labor leaders got together to encourage people to keep governor newsom in office by voting no on that upcoming recall. >>> alive look at the state capital, the second round of golden state sti

. >> let's handcuff the criminals. >> kevin faulkner making a stump speech about increasing funding for police. >> if we don't have a safe city we don't have anything. if we don't have a safe state we don't have anything. >>

i not you have different but they soon struggling sheriff's says slipped right hand of her handcuffs hit deputy the face porter she punched that was out five. she's she's a badge not them the to do attorney al badani his did wrong officers in guns without and her into custody and beat her up without cause. front of her family. she went out. yeah no than 20 she hopped out the car noncompliant refused get back in car on of else they're about you know, and this up is so to the also porter's father treated less than. because something good sheriff's released full of and videos says maintain that solano has not responded to the lawsuit. henry ktvu, fox two news. we learning details the death berkeley runner crazy at an east park month chronicle gps from smartwatch he started running several minute miles in the 100 heat the 37 old veteran slowed considerably miles part his run shifted a remote away the main the gps he took erratic path say these findings appear to support. the theory may have died from heat exhaustion. coming president biden down his decision withdraw from afghanistan afgh

so the potential for us to lose our school year is huge because of the handcuffs that the legislaturet to put up on the screen this report from axios today about what's happening in arkansas. more arkansas kids are getting covid-19 and they are getting sicker. state health secretary jose romero said that 19% of active cases in the state are people under 18. more than half of those are under 12. dr. gupta, how worried should parents be around the country about their children's exposure to covid, especially given the rampant nature of the delta variant? >> jonathan, first of all, i love what the senator just said. i appreciate his honesty and his owning what has happened in the past, as has the governor of arkansas. what i would say to all parents out there as a parent is that it's okay to be worried because there's been a lot of confusing messaging. it's clear that at least in certain spots, children do appear to be getting sicker. louisiana, florida. however, let me be clear, we're not seeing some sort of nationwide spike, jonathan, in children going to the hospital in droves here. it

are we going to see dem lawmakers in handcuffs at the state capitol?hallie, it's like playing whac-a-mole here with all of the legal back and forth. this is the second time this week that democratic lawmakers have gotten some protection in the district courts, only for the supreme court, the texas supreme court to block that protection, and we just got off the phone with the lead attorney for the democrats. he says they are still going to let this play out in district court and that those democratic lawmakers, that procedural hearing is still going to take place, most of it will probably be via zoom. however, and they're also going to be filing their response to the texas supreme courts. the lead attorney saying they are arguing this is a violation of these lawmakers' fundamentally constitutional right and the supreme court thus far hasn't ruled on the merits of this case, and so that is what they're hoping to get in front of a judge. as that is continuing to play out in the courts, what is happening here on the ground at the capital is that the speake

he radios for help and twists her arm behind her back to put handcuffs on. they both hit the ground and the body cam falls off but it continues to record. what you hear is trigg screaming she can't breathe more than 20 times. listen carefully as her mother arrives on the scene at the end of this. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! [ crying ] i can't breathe! >> it's 102 degrees out here. >> i can't breathe. >> she cannot breathe! you don't even [ bleep ] care! she hasn't done anything. >> no, no. i can't breathe. what are you going to turn her over for and cuff her, she has not done anything. >> now, some things to consider and other video that nbc has not cleared yet, how and why both trigg and her mother were apprehended. you can see as the body cam was put back on the officer, trigg and her lawyers say she was not trying to harm herself. the sheriff's department said that the technique the deputy used to pin trigg avoids obstructing breathing. and the deputy was put on leave pending an investigation that you were just mentioning. yasmin

side and right back to the driver's side of the vehicle that's when two deputies say they tried to handcuff in all three struggled. his officers came in with guns drawn without cause and took her into custody and beat her up without cause in front of her family she hopped out of the car was non compliant refused to get back in the car. stomach woman's attorney says this was unnecessary force after porter was punched by deputies the sheriff's office says that porter slipped out of her handcuffs and hit a deputy in the face before that officer struck her. the house of representatives is one step closer to passing a bill to fund what it's calling the human infrastructure projects lauren blanchard is on capitol hill to explain what it would pay for on this vote. the ayes at 220 the nays are 212 the resolution is adopted the house narrowly approved the democrats plan to draft a $3.5 trillion bill with social priorities like child care medicare expansion and climate crisis funding. we're a step closer to truly investing in american people president biden began his remarks on afghanistan tuesday f

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. >> the biggest problem is nancy pelosi says she's going to handcuff the two together. the real infrastructure with the spending monstrosity. >> reporter: even so, maine susan collins says she thinks enough of her fellow republicans will stay on board. >> i think each senator will make his or her own decision and look at the benefits to his or her own state. >> reporter: now, according to our hard working hill team, one of the senators just said they could have something done in the next couple hours. jericka? >> christina ruffini at the white house tonight, thank you. games and the united states leads the overall medal count with 59 so far, 20 of them gold. cbs's jamie yuccas is in tokyo and joins us with some very surprising finishes, if i say so myself, jamie. >> reporter: i know, you have to watch them all, too, jericka, right? this weekend marks the end of swimming competitions. track will start racing to the finish line and usa women's soccer and men's basketball are do or die, heading into the knock-out stages in each sport. italy's lamont marcell jacobs becomes

>> i've never seen that before, and i'll push in handcuffs.behind the prosecutor, not the defendant. >> he was interrupting, he was becoming unhinged. >> after the dramatics with the prosecutor, the judge did finishes thought. he throughout the entire case against charlie. a judicial ruling that meant the case could not be re-prosecuted, or retried. >> it was a big win for charlie. he was ecstatic. >> outside the courtroom, the media was waiting for charlie, the former defendant who had not yet spoke to reporters. >> now you'll talk, to us? right >> back, up back up please. >> and before we get a chance to talk to, him his defense lawyer assured him out down the. hallway >> what did you? think did you take it all? and i'm not sure how he took it all. and >> i'm not sure i took it all and at first. >> that this is. over >> it was exciting. everyone was so happy. everyone was in tears. >> not quite everyone, the assistant da was fuming. >> were you willing to get arrested over? this >> absolutely. i was more than willing to have hand clubs play,

the sheriff's department claims the woman slipped out of handcuffs and hit a deputy in the face. the woman's attorney said she was jailed for resisting arrest but never charged. the lawsuit is asking a judge >>ming fectratourists from the governor of hawaii. >>> and who gets the final word on thee the eviction moratorium. >>> and the surge in black market vaccine cards. >>> and a live look outside before we head to break. you can see the beautiful san francisco skyline. thank you for joining us. we will be right back. >>> time for the money watch report. pfizer gets a boost after a key development for its vaccine. diane king hall reports. >> wall street started the week off higher. the dow rallied 215 points. the nasdaq jumped 227 and the s&p500 add 37. >>> shares of pfiser rose 2% after the fda approved the vaccine. the brand institute which helps name health care products said it's a combination of the terms coronavirus 19, mrna, community and ammunity. >>> the biden administration is asking the supreme court to leave the eviction moratorium in place after it was challenged by

. >> they offered plastic handcuffs. i feel bad for his mom. >> that was nicole caan set up comstock reporting. >>> a manhunt is underway in los angeles after a shoe raffle ended in a deadly shooting. the store was holding a raffle for a new paris sneakers yesterday when a customer got into a dispute with one of the employees while another employee , a 26-year-old man tried to break up the fight and that is when a man shot him. the employee was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. >> there was some sort of dispute over that raffle. the victim arrived and a male hispanic pulled a gun and fired a shot at the victim. >> it was like you were and you don't know if you are going to come back home. this is not right. >> the suspect drove off. investigators are reviewing surveillance video. >> reporter: up next, news new concerns of sunscreens that could include harmful ingredients and not provide proper protection. what to look out for to keep your family protected. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started usi

the sheriff's department says that she had slipped out of her handcuffs and hit a deputy in the face. her attorney says that she was jailed for resisting arrest but never charged. >>> now as we slowly emerge out of the grasp of the pandemic, car smash-and-grab burglaries are becoming more common. it allows thieves to latch the back seat that reveals the trunk of the car. getting this small window repaired can cost a couple hundred dollars. >> they get the seats right here. they go like that. seat comes down. they look. they see a laptop, they see anything, boom. >> now, tesla's century mode feature allows the car's cameras to record surveillance video. car break-ins declined because of this feature. tesla owners can also get a sticker to remind thieves that they are on camera. >>> well, we got some good news in the weather department, right? >> right. >> a heat up this weekend? >> well, depends if t hot weather teeratures definitelgoino ohe sg to continue tomorrow. i mentioned this ten minutes ago, upper level smoke is getting pushed farther off to the east and northeast over the next

. >> the biggest problem is nancy pelosi has said she is going to handcuff the two together. the real infrastructure with this spending monstrosity. >> reporter: even so, maine's susan collins says she thinks enough of her fellow republicans will stay on board. >> i think each senator will make his or her own decision, and look at the benefits to his or her own state. >> reporter: now according to our hardworking hill team one of the senators just said they could have something done in the next couple hours. jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini at the white house tonight, thank you. it's day ten of the olympic games and the united states leads the overall metal count with 59 so far, 20 of them gold. cbs' jamie yuccas is in tokyo and joins us with some very surprising finishes, if i say so myself, jamie. >> reporter: i know, you got to watch them all too, jericka. this weekend marks the end of swimming competitions. track will start racing to the finish line and u.s.a. women's soccer and men's basketball are do or die heading into the knockout stages in each sport. italy's la

if i don't get that i get a summons and the gentleman with handcuffs show up to drive me before the judge and what happens i resist them. now we have force. ultimately the end of every edict the government makes is this threat of violence. that threat of violence is appropriate in certain very limited circumstances. the problem we have come to in this country as we have come to use coercion almost as a default mechanism. when we see a problem we turn to the government and say fix this. government isn't designed to fix many of the problems we throw at it. yes, politicians are happy to try because infighting against elected and get more tax revenue, all the things politicians want so in a lot of ways politicians use government and its coercive course as a way to get elected. >> professor davies, what about community standards? i'm thinking about issues such as pornography, prostitution, tobacco use, alcohol. community standards allowed to rise to the top? >> this is a good question and it raises a secondary question which is what is a community standardyou have your idea of what community s

appeared to initially comply with the officers demands during the arrest, but then resisted while being handcuffs. and he was subsequently choked, forced to face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by an officer. benson was then taken to the hospital needing treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with using excessive force and the local police chief condemned. their conduct. does not police work? we don't train this not acceptable. the definition of police were tele is itself is a problem. you, you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the strict cop is not to punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick sheldon, but he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic and a serious problem. and then police officers, history

that right then phoned him or throw him out of school but you don't haul him down the hall with handcuffsy a person with a gun for not wearing a mask there are more temperate ways to deal with somebody who is belligerent. i get on airplanes every week and i have got to wear a mask. i don't enjoy it but if i want to fly that's what i've got to do so i will not make a big scene. but honestly the idea of a cop going into a classroom to pull the student down the hall by his feet has to be the most outrageous overreaction. certainly there are better ways to deal with somebody who doesn't want to wear the mask in school. jesse: i heard you are throwing punches on planes when the drink orders are late with no legroom we have seen the footage. >> everybody knows me as that kind of guy is a violent temper. especially on airplanes. for a guy who is never tasted beer i'm pretty sure i'm not the guy. jesse: more for me. thank you so much. up next cancel culture comes after the office and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited fo

tape them up or handcuff them, do whatever you need to do.don't mess with these ladies, it don't go well. thank you very much, and stay safe. o.j. simpson, britney spears and aoc. what do they have in common? carley will tell us, triple play up next. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jesse: time for triple play. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on the capitol hill steps with no mask. bus as soon as it was time to take the picture she puts the mask on. moments later the photo was taken, off goes the mask. is the mask just a prop? carley shimkus. this is pretty bad. >> yeah. well, in the words of rand paul, masks have become political theater. remember the pictures of her dressed in white weeping at the southern border. i did see some people defend her on social media saying she is trying to send the right message to her constituents. but that's not the right message. she is outside and she is vaccinated. that message is fear the pandemic is still going on and vaccines don't work. >> let's go to o.j

. >> i would thank you would get people to serve into public service they have golden handcuffs theye out of every four dollars spent in this country is spent by the federal government. a lot of it is given to the state so they can continue. that's not freedom or liberty. it is about a massive government bureaucracy. steve: it is an interesting subject. we will stay on it. thank you for this report it is a model for others to follow. we will keep exposing this. it is so important. coming up, new data shows the biden/harris administration has reached new levels steve: the latest data from customs border protection that agents have encountered more than 1 million migrants this fiscal year and on track to surpass one.7 million by the end of september the highest recorded totals in 20 years. the white house is cutting legal immigration. wasting time in a nonsensical plan they want to address the root causes change their own stupid policy because it is their own open border agenda implemented with another base that is the cause of the biden/harris border crisis. here former commerce trump

when he is carried away or taken away in handcuffs, the numbers might go down even further. >> i haveesponse to bill maher, i think the reason governor, is it resigning is because he truly doesn't think he's going to be impeached which suggests a bigger issue which means he doesn't actually think he did something wrong despite extensive independent ag report that suggests otherwise. the report went over more than 70000 documents interviewed 79 women. like you said, going back to 2013 he said actions like this have zero tolerance policy. he needs to follow his own advice and he should step aside because he needs to think about these 11 women whether he believes he's guilty or not, think about these women and his daughters returns were are going through a lot as well knowing their father is under investigation and of course the state of new york which is also going through a lot so hopefully he does the right thing. i'm not sure he will but as a person in new york, i think he does. >> those who know him say his ego is very thick. one of the things i noticed during governor cuomo's rebut

tape them up or handcuff them, do whatever you need to do.ss with these ladies, it don't go well. thank you very much, and stay safe. o.j. simpson, britney spears and aoc. what do they have in common? carley will tell us, triple play up next. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. (vo) unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. that's how we've become the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. anything to drink? just water... hold on, we're coming! mio... water tastes like, well...water. so we fixed it. mio. jesse: time for triple play. democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez on the capitol hill steps with no mask. bus as soon as it was time to take the picture she puts the mask on. moments later the photo was taken, off

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. >> i would thank you would get people to serve into public service they have golden handcuffs they on gdp is almost one out of every four dollars spent in this country is spent by the federal government. a lot of it is given to the state so they can continue. that's not freedom or liberty. it is about a massive government bureaucracy. steve: it is an interesting subject. we will stay on it. thank you for this report it is a model for others to follow. we will keep exposing this. it is so important. coming up, new data shows the biden/harris administration has reached new levels only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ ♪ can't take it back once it's been set in motion. ♪ ♪ ♪ power can't be tempered, ♪ ♪ silenced or caged. ♪ bad things. ♪ ♪ ♪ it can only be set free. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to make you yell. ♪ so what's going on? [dog] i'm a ta

disappointed by the fact that many republicans are moving in lockstep to hold up the nomination and handcuffal law-enforcement agency's task of fighting him crime. it speaks i am to the refusal was tackle the spike in crime. >> reporter: republicans opposed david shipman's nomination for his support for gun-control. >> member the st. louis standoff with protesters last summer? they just received a pardon for missouri governor mike parson but not everyone is elevating the news. >> there are pardons we've been asking for, pardons that should actually happen in missouri and that was not one. i would not stand by and allow him or our government to hurt the very people doing the work they should be doing. >> st. louis attorney in missouri senate gop candidate mark mccloskey. thanks for being on the show. you heard corey blessed they, quote, she won't stand by while you get a pardon. are you worried by that threat was last june's event over now? >> she said my they will come. she may direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken. when she was standing outside my fence chanti

that i have still have concerns about it but the biggest problem is nancy pelosi has said she will handcuff two together and the infrastructure with spending monstrosity with reckless tax and spending. maria: you haven't seen much of it, you don't really know what's in there? senator: we are still looking for the details of it. the parts i'm concerned, i'm from wyoming, energy state, it's a bipartisan bill. i am concerned of the energy component. they have this approach that i think is not the right one for america. we have gone from an energy-dominant nation under president biden, we are becoming more energy dependent and i think it's the wrong way to go. maria: all right. it's just extraordinary to me that you really do not know what's in the infrastructure bill. there's a trillion dollar and you don't know the details of that one and then nancy pelosi wants to tie it to the other massive spending bill which has plenty of gimmicks in it. is it valued at 3 and a half trillion or 5 and a half trillion? senator: i think it's much higher. i think it's much higher than democrats are admitted t

there's a famous picture around town with him with the handcuffs on, and they took him to jail. well, the nuns were standing on the sidewalk. they put them in the paddy wagon and took them to jail as well. and this police officer comes downstairs and he says, who are these ladies? somebody said, those are nuns from most pure heart of mary. he said, we can't have any nuns in here. he comes back and opens the cell door. the nuns looked at him and said we're not going until everybody go. that's how committed they were to the community and how much they supported the african-american community during the civil rights days. and so as a result of that, they've always -- the school has always been involved with the disparities that took place in the community during that time. most pure heart of mary church. we had three movie theaters on this street. there were three african-american grocery stores. this is one of the few buildings that was preserved. york's barber shop. i'm not really for sure why they didn't destroy this building, but it's an original. next to it was a grocery store

i don't expect her to keep qualified immunity to help make sure that the handcuffs are on criminals as opposed to law enforcement. >> laura: i want to play, i want to play, so our viewers understand who kathy hochul is. >> teachers have to get all the kids back in school. shifting our economy towards the energy. we have a look at the systemic injustices through the pandemic. adult use cannabis. >> laura: vaccine mandates, climate activism, pot legalization. this is what's going to turn new york around. finally turn it around. >> no way. bill de blasio did this in new york city where he wants to oppose the vaccine mandates and the passports for struggling small business owners who is barely alive has turned out a good paying customer. and were going to bring in a governor who's made it clear she looked up to this style of guys from andrew cuomo. he's not going to take on bill de blasio from the front. year pointing out with the rest the vaccine mandates. what's to come when you're out of touch. you're going to end up making more new yorkers look to places like florida where your money g

they have a handcuffs on. >> greg: that's a good editorial cartoon. >> matt: are we allowed to bringw this. >> joe: my lessons from last time. 2012. >> greg: he has been carrying that around for eight years. >> joe: i have had in my backpack. >> greg: it's got a yogurt stain on it. >> susan: the nike sign for avenatti? >> greg: i asked the questions here. >> susan: think of corporations. >> greg: what should happen to chris cuomo? >> susan: that's a great question. >> greg: thank you. that's why i'm sitting here. >> susan: i don't want to make any judgments on any fellow peers, journalist ray didn't he used to work here? did you know him? >> greg: we were roommates. we couldn't find a place to live so we stated a women's college. we dressed up as women. did you watch the resignation? i love that the chyron's were still behind. 5 minutes behind before they said cuomo resigned. everyone was checking, did he really say that? wow. everyone's double checking at the same time. >> greg: kat, what do you feel about chuck todd saying that there could be a come back? >> kat: i want to know wha

most eye data just use handcuffs. crying babies can still be stowed in the overhead department.he steps of air force one. united airlines sent a memo reminding passengers not -- in a show of solidarity, spirit air promised to restrain passengers using staplers. race baker and reality show washout launching a fan site promising photos of her feet, which are still sore when she marched to selma. proving that behind every great woman is a black woman. she said she is grateful for the fan support and couldn't have done it without affirmative action. meanwhile, only fans announced they are banning explicit content, especially anything promoting violence and lack of consent. in an unrelated story, andrew cuomo has deleted his paypal account. last week, msnbc host chuck todd -- now you see biden around the block, it means he has wandered away from his home care aide. [laughter] [applause] great, a president who has been around the block but can't find the door to the white house. and now joe's greatest strength isn't gnawing through a warm scoop of mint chocolate chip. joe has been aro

but the biggest problem is nancy pelosi has said she will handcuff the two together infrastructure withhe spending monstrosity which is reckless tax and spending. maria: just to be clear, this is a bill almost 3000 pages long, and you have not seen much of it? you don't really know what is in their?eas >> we are still looking at the details. the parts that are concerning for me. as an energy state of wyoming. i have concerns about the energy component where the democrats insisted should be the california model. electricity prices are the highest in the country. they have rolling blackouts, they have an approach that it'll think is right for america. we went from energy dominant now under biden now more energy dependent and i think it's the wrong direction to go. maria: it is extraordinary to me really don't know what is in the infrastructure bill as a 1 trillion-dollar. there is common ground on that but yet you don't really know the details of that. then you are negotiatingw tied to the other massive spending bill which is a valued at three.trillion or five.5 trillion quick. >> i think

it puts us in a set of handcuffs. i think we have to do this very delicately and i think there are ways in which this can be done. >> i concur that we need a lot more information before we could make an effective run at them. >> thank you very much for participating in this extremely informative panel on the crisis in afghanistan. this is just part of the important work the center for security policy is doing right now. on this national secured crisis and on others. i hope we will go to our website securefreedom.org to look at the work we're doing on this. we have webinars and a number of other topics this month. i hope you will join us. i'm going to sign off now. >> you covered the important stuff. if you enjoy these programs is much as i do, make sure to contribute to our website. click on the big donate button in the upper >> deputy secretary of state wendy