you have some sort of allegory to what kathy hochul was talking about, or did you use it? ones that are like go away, i never want to see you again, there is always this insane chemistry, which i don't feel for kathy. [laughter] i don't think she has it for me either, so it's fair, but she has -- she wants to make new york more affordable, so i had a really good idea for her, but it might be crazy, when people make money, let them keep it. right? i think that the crime problem gets too much credit for sending people away when really even in new york there was a 0% chance he would get mont on the street, there is still the hundred% chance that you will get mugged by the state, which in florida there is not, so that is the biggest thing for me. >> greg: it is so true, i think it is the highest in the country. it is insane, tyrus, last word to you, what say you about my tremendous monologue? i saw you almost cry. >> tyrus: yes, i almost cry everyday before we come on. [laughter] but i think it is funny, is when her term is up, she moves to florida, i think that that is defini

thanks for the passport into the city and governor hochul, thank you.a chance to speak and governor murphy, your leadership has been vital to the project and the new jersey congressional delegation fought like hell to push forward all this entails and i want to thank everybody here and i want to thank bob menendez and cory booker, two great senators from north carolina. while others tried to shut this down, i made clear this is a national priority, and i told you that i would get this done and we did it together. i want to thank representative gotheimer as well and two members of the new jersey congressional delegation, rob menendez, who's smarter than his dad and don goldman, i know because my son was smarter than i was. look, for being here, we got a lot of work to do and work to get together. you'll pay for that when you get home; right. i want to thank everyone from am amtrak. everyone from amtrak and fta is up here. from the gateway development commission is really important. thank you for your partnership. for liability and 60. in addition to gett

[applause] governor hochul: we honor them. i am a former waitresses. i make really good chicken wings. the waitresses, the hotel workers, the union workers and so many others. sometimes they have to work a couple of jobs just so they can give their kids a hot meal, and this day also belongs to our law enforcement and our emergency responders who wake up every single day, set their alarms, and they face the storms of fires, the hurricanes, the flooding, the blizzard and all the other risks to themselves just so we can be safe in our beds at night. this day also belongs to the resilient farmers. my gosh. that's tough, tough business. all over the state of new york. their food feeds the rest of us throughout this state. and to our small businesses, the owners -- i helped my mom start a small business a long time ago. i know the struggles. you put your hopes and dreams in a business and sometimes things like a pandemic just knock you back. they're so resilient. we're here to help them because they add the charm and the character and the personality to our

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it is clear kathy hochul did not read the writing on the wall.ats owe the fact they averted a total disaster in the midterms to the reversal of roe v. wade and enormous amount of work in grassroots organizing that would into pushing back against that overturned and trying to restore abortion rights. if you don't believe me, consider the fact there were six states where abortion was directly on the ballot in the midterms, ok, starting with kansas in august -- which we talked about on the show. even in red states like kansas, kentucky, montana, the abortion rights decision won on every single one of those ballot measures. what that says is the democratic race is fired up on this issue. it sees a connection between abortion and other economic issues. and some democrats are recognizing that and it would seem some like kathy hochul are not understanding precisely what constituents want. juan: amy, we just have a few seconds. you mentioned you have been to new mexico recently and the religious coalition for reproductive choice. could you talk about wha

and kathy hochul with a attack on unvaccinated health workers, and florida governor ron desantis has a new blueprint to help teachers stand up against unions and ex school boards and the speaky we congress could reform social security and medicare that will hurt you, i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome. stocks ending lower, it was seesaw act, microsoft reported ar the bell, slowest sales growth in over 6 years, worry z about u.s. and global recession. doj joineds suing google. look at the price act there. top officials in ukraine including deputy defense minister, removed amid a growing corruption scandal linked to wartime supplies. now, aishah hasnie in dc with more on the president's mishandling of u.s. secrets. reporter: senator cruz is calling for this doj probe to widen toward another university. but first, reaction coming in after it was found out that former vice president mike pence also had classified documents discovered in his indiana home. that news has, rattled capitol hill. >> it seems like everyone that is in the white hous

stuart: the governor the new york its kathy hochul.icism over her gas stove ban. ashley tell me more. >> reporter: well, stu, critics say she is full of hot air and more than a little hypocritical. the governor proposes that new smaller buildings will no longer be allowed to have gas hookups with the ban extending to larger buildings under construction by 2028, but, hoe kel says the stoves are environmentally safe. critics say wait a minute, the gas stoves at the executive mansion and the range documented as you can see in hochul's social media feeds contradict her stated aim to confront climate change. what gives with that? one new york republican lawmaker says while the state is in a crime and economic free fall the governor is waging war on appliances. enough said, stu. stuart: i think so but there is one more for you. bodegas in new york city, locking up even more items because of rampant shoplifting. what are they locking up now? >> reporter: it is insane. desperate city grocers are cracking down on cereal thieves, get this slippi

now it's kathy hochul's turn.or a ban on gas stoves in new homes and commercial buildings in the empire state, but then of course pictured using a gas stove. dagen. >> dagen: i want all of these liberals, i want kathy hochul and aoc to stand out in the middle of manhattan and scream at the top of their lungs to te giant chinese american population of new york city and tell them they will no longer be allowed to use gas with their walk cooking. because it is anti-asian, it is culturally insensitive and quite frankly, to use a left wing word in its racist they are trying to force chinese americans to not use gas. that is how the cook. this is all across california and they've had serious problems in asian communities in california and on the left coast. is completely insensitive. >> cheryl: new york city restaurants are fighting back because you really want electric burner and set of gas when you go to john george or wherever but small businesses, small restaurants, they will have a tough time trying to make this co

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why does hochul able to tell you what to do. >> i did not obey kathy hochul, our bills will go six timesigher and on top of that productivity drops, this will not just hurt hospitality industry, casinos, shopping maul, airports, residential towers, office buildings depend on us for content and if we don't develop the content for big developers, this whole thing will collapse. again, they are not following the science and this is not following the science. we don't allow cooks to stand in smoke, we have a strong filtration system and this is what is needed if they want to go down this route. >> tucker: people who sent crack pipes to addicts and they are concerned about safety? ignore them, please. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: here is an amazing story. american academy of pediatrics, you trust if you have kids. issued new guidance on obesity. you have to wonder in light of the american academy of pediatrics new guideline for childhood obesity. anyone who tried to lose weight, stop eating sugary food, that is not the guidance, they are saying kids should take weight loss medication and

we thank you you provided in this our competent hands and compassionate heart of kathy hochul. we pray god you will give to her the competency she needs to move this board as she sits in the home of this state and those chair the bearing of the arms they find happy to move us forward. the days ahead will not be easy. this turbulence and storm on the frontier. but we know we can get through because we've been through. we know because you've carried this state through many difficult times. we know in the end will get through these. until that time comes, help us find our importance as a part of partnership and community and then, god, help us to know that our time is short. not one of us here has continuing invitation or continuing election in the space we occupy. our sons and daughters shall come and claim our spaces and when they come may we not see record our love for nothing and understand the greatest title of all his servant. so make of the government, this governor, a special time and special place, this governor comes' new terms of having a woman in the highest place of t

[applause] >> and i hope it's not lost on you how many times i say the name governor hochul. a real synergy and a partnership in the state and we'll build on the sense about open programs, permanent community spaces where people can gather and enjoy the best in culture and wellness of programming. councilman-- or commissioner rodriguez has talked about it for years, i know he's in the audience, somewhere, great job, commissioner. and our new director of public, and coordinating across city agencies, businesses and community groups to deliver results for all new yorkers. public safety means more than protecting our streets. it means protecting our environment. the air we breathe, the water we drink and the future of our children and generations to come. for too long, our working class neighborhoods have born the burden of highways and heavy industry, leading to polluted air and to the highest asthma rate in the nation. this environmental injustice is not acceptable. it is something that my good friend and current president has talked about and tony has dealt with this for year

justice hector lasalle was nominated, as i said, by kathy hochul.ident or a republican president have his chief justice nominee rejkted by the same party that is in control in congress. it's a big deal that democrats are fighting amongst each other over this. there was significant opposition to hector lasalle going into yesterday's hearing, where he was voted against. and labor groups, progressive democrats, even some moderate democrats made it clear to the governor they were not going to support her nomination. and that is where this failure of sort of flikts 101 comes in. if you don't have the votes, don't send it up for a vote. but that is exactly what she did. she pulled ahead and asked about what she plans to do now. here's what she had to say just a short while ago. >> we have a chance to see also what shapes his decisions based on his many years of experience running the largest appellate court in the country. so i thought he did an extraordinary job and we're certainly looking at all of our options. >> reporter: now, all of her options could

hochul kept policy. talk to a minimum, saving it for her upcoming state of the state address. did outline the big issues she plans to tackle like the affordability crisis, gun violence and hate crimes. first, we must and will. make our state safer. hunter college political analyst basil smikle says hochul speech was a success. >> was a good speech, an all encompassing speech that really acknowledges the historic moment in time. but also recognizes that there's a lot of work yet to be down. but he did point out something that was missing. one thing that did not really get discussed is this migrant which is ballooning. you know, mayor is looking for a lot more support from from the state, but certainly from the federal government to deal with this crisis. and it will be interesting to see how if at all they will partner on getting support. go for these migrants. >> that was katie corrado reporting for us. have a suspect in the killings of 4 university of idaho college students plans to waive his extradition hearing this week. according to his attorney, the 28 year-old bryan kohb

kathy hochul in new york says they will not hire unvaccinated workers despite there's no vaccine mandate. it's time for a hannity reality check. you can be fully vaccinated, fully boosted and have all of the booster 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, you can have natural immunity but you can still catch covid. you can still get it and get sick. you can still transmit the virus to others. that's what the science tells us. look at the findings that show that whether you're vaccinated or not, you can still get the covid variants that are out there today. they're both omicron variants, new ones, even if yes, you're vaccinated and boosted and have natural immunity. despite all of this, the fda is proposing covid shots annually despite more and more evidence that vaccines and boosters don't work. here with reaction, dr. nicole saphier with joey jones. dr. saphier, if i'm wrong, correct me. my understanding is if you have been fully vaccinated, got all the boosters, even got covid, you can still get it again and transmit it to others. am i wrong or right on the science? >> you're absolutely right, sean. listeni

ladies and gentlemen, i am proud and honored to present the 57th governor, kathy hochul. all governor hochul: thank you first of all to my incredible cart -- partner in government, our lieutenant governor antonio delgado. let's give him around of applause. just like me, he knows every restaurant, every mcdonald's, he is traveling the state. i'm so grateful to have him. i want to think dr. richardson for the util invocation reminding us of the presence of god in our lives as we do the work of the people. i want to thank my incredible partners in government. in new york we have extraordinary public servants. our attorney general who never backs down from a fight. thank you. -- who's going to help us whether the financial storm spirit he is a great partner to gets the stage through some tough times. our senate majority leader, we stood here all year ago and made history. relegating the three men in a room to a past concept. i think her for her friendship. our speaker of the assembly. a great ally and great alec servant. -- a public servant. the speaker is in the house. and t

obey kathy hochul with any of the mandates, and i'm not going to obey kathy hochul now because let meething with electric stoves ,first of all, our bills will go six times higher hi then on top of that, our productivity drops. this isn't just going to hurt the restaurant hospitality industry. it's going to hurt real estate development. t hospyou remember casinos, shog malls, airports, residential towers, office buildings. they depen, officed on us for the content. and if we don'r cot develontenpf the content for these big youen know, this is our industry for these big developers, well, ng guess what? this whole thing will collapsetc there. d th again, they're notis following signs and this is not following science. t there are so many other ways l like we do. c we don't allow our cooks to basically stand in smoke. we havoke, we a strong filtratie smoke evacuation system.f they and this is what's needed if they want to go down this route. the idea that people who sent crack pipes to drug addicts are concerned about safety is the most hilarious thing i'v thee er heard in my life. >> ign

accoraccording to her state of state address taxes from 4.35 to 5.35, that is just taxes, hochul saidon, i would make a certain gesgesture with h my hand, let me ask you, will this to more harm than good. >> harm, new york cigarette tax is already highest in the nation. cigarettes are bad for you, unless you pay the government to let you smoke them. then it is okay, in new york. the cigarette taxes lead to disasters and deadly outcomes, we only need too ask family of eric garner about, that eric garner, the reason that police came to him he was selling loose cigarettes, he was month to t-- wasn't correcting state tax, he was helping consumers who just wanted a cigarette that triggered nypd to send odd their so-called quality of life enforcers to come and kill him. no doubt to improve his quality of life, the quality of life units are directly funded at least in part through these types of so-called s sin taxes this does not help anyone, it is a cash grab from government for flimsiest, it is punishing poor people, that is a regressive tax on the poor, if you don't follow it, they will

it's been somewhat of a challenging narrative for governor kathy hot hochul comind making the fruitions. we don't see a plausible strategy coming from albany and this should be point of con decision or concern for all new yorkers to get kathy hochul to do what's necessary and unfortunate this is what we have for the four years moving forward. >> darren, let me ask you, do you have how the 2023 budget is being prioritized? >> well, this was something that was introduced through the legislation within the new york city council. we've asked for more money not just on a localized level from albany but we have also requested funding from the federal government. the federal government hasn't afforded the nypd the financial obligation that has come in the past, therefore, somewhat in a holding pattern but same token they are doing what they can. >> it's the low morale within the officer pool and people wanting to retire and not wanting to join the force, do you anything has changed this year? >> you hit it on the head with the defund police movement and caused massive numbers of officers to v

so it is interesting that governor hochul is making this nomination at this time.ng she pushed the union and the hospitals to go to binding arbitration. typically, if she had really wanted to prevent a strike, she could have stepped in herself and attempted to arbitrate the dispute or directed her health commissioner to step in and arbitrate the dispute. but she did not do that. instead, she was advocating tha the union agreed to an arbitrator that could implement a contract for 5, 6 years that does not meet the demands of nurses, making the problem substantially worse. so i think what is underscores is, impartially, democratic leadership in new york state seems to be disconnected, especially governor hochul seems to be disconnected from the reality of what workers are facing on the ground. juan: i wanted to ask sasha winslow, what is the status of talks right now? you are in the second day of your struck. what are you asking the public to do? i'm sorry, third day of your strike. what are you asking the public to do? and is the administration responding to any of y

hochul took office in 2021 after andrew cuomo resigned. then went on to defeat republican challenger lee zeldin in november. >>> here's another political first of the new year. congress is welcoming its only member of generation z. 25-year-old maxwell frost will be the youngest member of the 118th congress when he's sworn in on january 3rd. the average congressional lawmaker is more than twice the age of the florida democrat. >>> some sad news tonight from the music world. anita pointer of the grammy-winning r&b group the pointer sisters has died after a battle with cancer. ♪ i'm so excited ♪ ♪ i just can't hide it ♪ ♪ i'm about to lose control and i think i like it ♪ >> that was of course the hit song "i'm so excited." anita, whose father was a minister, began singing in church with her sister back in 1969. throughout the '70s and '80, the pointer sisters became known for songs like "slow hand," "neutron dance," and "jump." they went on to win three grammys. anita pointer was 74. >>> when we come back, a preview of tonight's "20/20" tribu

[applause] i hope it is not lost on you how many times i say the name governor hochul. the real synergy and partnership in the space. we will build the success in open street programs by creating community spaces where people can gather and enjoy culture in wellness and programs. accounts meant or commissioner rodriguez has talked about it for years. i know he is in the audience number. great job commissioner. [applause] our director will ensure our public space is citywide. coordinating city agencies and community groups to deliver results for all new yorkers. public safety means more protecting our streets, their environment, the air we breathe and what we breathe for generations to come. our working class neighborhoods have borne the betty of highways and heavy industry, leading to polluted air and to the highest asthma rate in the nation. this environmental injustice is not acceptable. it is something my friend and current president has talked about antoni. with this issue for years. the good work must move forward on this. [applause] it is really wrong when the tec

governor kathy hochul didn't realize where trouble was, maybe she would have if she wasn't busy renaming i think these. >> carley: adam will be on "fox and friends" 7:00 hour. >> todd: will be good to see him. fox news alert, one of 10 am haves killed in the california club massacre was the owner of the dance studio ming way ma. >> carley: madelyn rivera joins us with the latest. >> good morning, carley and todd, there is so much we don't know about the shooting, including the suspect's motive, what led him to come to the star dance studio and start shooting people after a lunar new year celebration. police want to ensure people that they are safe. >> so sad and scared, just heartbroken, people can't celebrate with their families safely. >> it is mind-boggling, i was trying to process everything and it was overwhelming. >> to see this happen in this place is shattering. >> after a regional manhunt, investigators say the suspect shot and killed himself yesterday inside a white cargo van. that van matching the description of what police identified as a vehicle of interest. authorities hear

to change. >> ashley: where is kathy hochul? as we mentioned, multiple times, before the governor's election, she said that i'm not going to touch anything with bail reform until january. it is january and now the governor is saying we need to change some things because these officers aren't finishing paperwork before the criminals are back out on the street. youth crime, we spoke to business owner in a different state, but 13 year olds targeted his state. this is not just people in their late 20s and 3 30s, they are in theiren toos, this is not a good sign for the future for everyone. those are youth that will grow up in our world and this is the precedent that has been set. it is great that adams is saying it needs to be bail reform and they are go coming up with plans, we need to see action. if they would have been proactive, none of this would have happened. >> todd: you mentioned that business owner, his brewery was devastated by series of actses. dirtbag brewing company set to open over the summer is now unable after group

. >> before a joint session of new york's state legislature in albany, governor kathy hochul says theher state is strong. she also acknowledged there is more work to be done, including an areas of gun violence, infrastructure investment, and job creation. this is 50 minutes. >> pursuant to resolution duly adopted each of the house legislature, the senate and the assembly of the state of new york are met in joint session the purpose of receiving the annual message of the legislature and the governor of the state of new york. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud and honored to present the 57 governor of the state of new york, kathy hochul. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you, first of all to my incredible partner in government, our lieutenant governor, antonio delgado. let's give him a round of applause. [applause] just like me, he knows every rest stop, every mcdonald's on the freeways and he is traveling the state and learned after doing an extra day job. so grateful to have them. i also want to thank dr. richards

what do you think of governor hochul wanting to ban natural gas in new homes by 2025?ue and complete lunacy. new york state, we had 700,000 people move out of our state in the last two years alone. we have $220 billion budget and $150 million deficit this year, and we could be $6.2 billion deficit. we will force electric everything on consumers, i told you last time that new construction can't have any new fossil fuels let alone cooking stoves, heating, whether it be heating oil, propane or natural gas, illegal in two years, 2030 we are laminating the choice for all consumers when your heating system or appliances in your home, forcing you to switch to electric. estimates are it be $20-$50,000 to put heat pumps in the average home if your electric service can handle it. the national -- national grid, the amount of electricity we consume in the summertime they use four to five times as much in the winter, how are we going to accomplish this in new york state? we don't have the electric to do it. of the when we will electricity come from? this is all about climate change

kathy hochul was state of the state address to call ipam for fossil fuels beginning in 2025.ies to small or newly constructed buildings and then to larger ones built after 2028. her plan also assigns letter grades to bigger buildings with energy use she says will help property managers make smarter on cutting emissions. >> todd: the biden administration banning gas stoves over concerns of indoor air pollutants. that is not fair and well for the first lady j jill biden wita photo cooking on it -- wait for it, gas stove. restaurant owner joins me now, great to see you as always. i don't know bobby flay but how do you run a restaurant without a gas stove? >> well, you don't, first of all that great lead to him because it just won't happen. they crushed restaurants throughout covid and we see this regulations pop up and this is just the next thing in line with regulations that will seem as if and i felt like a conspiracy theorist at first but it feels like we are the enemy here. >> todd: exactly. they want every into our lives, like get in our lives and they don't care the conseq

governor kathy hochul said nothing about the surge of migrants in new york state in the recent statehe rug we want to get these folks help it at the same time, a recognition of the problem created by the lawlessness at the border and by this declaration of us being a sanctuary state. >> todd: . >> todd: state senator, isn't this the democratic plan all along? at the migrants in the interior of the country. there is no better example of the tear then jamestown, new york, and nowhere near the coast. isn't that the plan all along? >> look, i understand that every community now is a border community. it is visited to every state all across this nation. we need to recognize that. we need to recognize the failure of the biden administration and the failure of these liberal policies he is creating strains on every single community that has to deal with the situation. so, no one is immune no matter where you are. >> carley: listening to the migrants themselves, "i was in detention two months and i met a colonial who told me to come to jamestown." how are they hearing about the community and

yesterday we broke news governor kathy hochul said no, she will not allow hospital workers in new yorkor not being vaccinated back on the job. claiming they would put others in harm's way. and u.s. troop, military men and women have to forfeit, give up their origin at recruitment bonus? they did not complete their commitment? this feels like bullying? >> both are wrong. great to be on. governor hochul is wrong, these healthcare workers should not have been let go, the vaccine, we emphasized it decreases severity, has not decreased spread for a long time across the board. it was an emergency use authorization at the time the people were let go. it was still experimental. once it was determined that it was not prevents spread they didn't get their jobs back. also we were one country israel and eu disagreed, they didn't include natural immunity. i fought for a job someone a big er person here in new york that had covid could not get the vaccine and was let go very hypocritical, not only not able to get their jobs back but issue of money, we're really short of healthcare workers that spill

well, i've met governor hochul, and she's very pleasant.t is a health expert. i'll tell you that right now. and i also want to tell you something on the show. i've never told you before, which is i had a patient who had a very important position in an emergency room here in new york, where they were not allowing any immunity whatsoever from prior infection , natural immunity and i fought for her job because i believe that that matters and at this point in the pandemic and this is to reflect where lauren was going at. this point in the pandemic. how can a vaccine requirement being placed? i question whether an emergency use authorization should ever have been mandated. but now if you had a vaccine two years ago what do you have 5% protection from that? how is that a mandate? and why wouldn't you give people their jobs back that were taken away from them wrongly and now? they don't they want unvaccinated, but the chances are almost 100% stewart that they had a covid infection . and guess what? a covid infection gives you some immunity. doesn'

what do you think of cathy hock -- kathy hochul, the governor of new york getting rid of gas stoves and heating equipment in three years time? >> everybody i talk to hates electric stroves and what happens if the power goes out? you won't have a car, you won't be able to eat. you won't be able to do anything. stuart: you made your point, jon. we appreciate it. john catsimatidis, appreciate it. the feds announced a big gun trafficking and fentanyl bust in new york city. come on, ash, what happened? ashley a suspects caught on camera selling to undercover officers. they nabbed four suspects accused of selling at least 50 illegal firearms in brooklyn between january and august of last year. prosecutors say the defendants sold the firearms from vehicles in broad daylight in brooklyn's neighborhood across the street from a church, blocks away from a preschool and grade school. some of the guns, by the way, have already been linked to previous shootings. there you have it, stu. stuart: thank you, ash. now this, the un, united nations accuses the united states of trampling on human rights at t

. >> ashley: my biggest question is where is kathy hochul because she said last year i'm not going toch bail reform, let's be honest everything with bail reform because no repercussions for anyone in new york right now. you can go to jail and get out but she said she wouldn't touch bail reform and that topic until january and nothing is going to change until leadership steps up to the plate, works with the d.a.'s office to get bail reforms under control. because it doesn't matter if you have 45 or 45,000 cops on the streets of new york or any other city. as long as they are letting these criminals out, they are going to keep with crime. it doesn't matter with the police and the amount of police you have but it does start with bail reform. getting in jail and keeping them in jail for a period of time. there has to be some sort of consequence. there is no consequence to these people's actions. >> todd: you nailed it from top to bottom, urinalysis was perfect. calling out the problem, that is a good start but to your point, city leaders force all the new legislators and kathy hochul to d

new york governor kathy hochul catching some heat.n intended there for using her gas stove while pushing a ban on using gas stoves. the democrat backed a bill to remove gas stoves from new buildings by 2028 and stop gas hookups in about two years. critics are calling out the governor for posting videos of gas equipment inside her own home because it tastes delicious when you cook on gas, just ask her. the white house recently came out against the nationwide gas stove ban, by the way. a new op-ed warns don't think gas stoves are safe from the man just because team biden is backing off. in new york and other cities across the nation the fix is in with worse to come. jason rantz, seattle radio host in "focus." why pick on how we're making our food? i'm yet to see the strong science for that. >> because it doesn't really exist. we've been doing this for how long and all of a sudden we get data that tells us it is deeply dangerous? we know it is not. this isn't a story with hypocrisy even though it is. this is about the power play for the

. >> mayor adams is hoping to off load migrants but governor hochul has been slow to respond to the planms some movement is already happening. in jamestown one of new york's more northern communities around 35 migrants have already arrived. this shuffling of migrants without state or federal coordination is not going well. >> governor kathy hochul said nothing about the surge of migrants in new york state in her recent state of the state arrest trying to sweep it under the rug. we'll try to get those folks help but at the same time there needs to be a recognition of the problem that was created by the lawlessness at the border and the declaration of us being a sanctuary state. >> we have seen the same with denver. after receiving around 4,000 migrants since december 9th . the city put a 14-day limit on shelter stays and they have already mrcompletely closed onef their shelters and paid half a million dollars to bus migrants from denver to chicago and new york. something not received well by the mayors of those cities. in philadelphia the city has launched the philadelphia welcoming fund

>> democratic senator, raphael warnock was reelected in georgia, defeating republican challenger hochul walker in runoff election. he recently appeared on book tv to discuss his book, the way out of no way. >> my dad was like that, and i talked about him a lot. and it's because he had such an amazing impact on me. he was a preacher, but not with the credentials that i have been able to gain because of his sacrifice. my dad was born in 1917. i had an older father, and he served during the world war ii era, on stateside, for about a year. and he used to talk about how he was on a bus, and was asked to give up his seat. while in his uniform, to a white teenager. and he obliged, but he never forgot. but the thing that was remarkable about him is he would tell that story, but he would never allow anger or bitterness to overwhelm him. he was deep in his resolve. he was part of a generation that loved america until america learned how to love him back. >> you can watch all these programs online at apple tv dot org. and also tune in to watch all your favorite authors. >> first, we

like california and new york, we can't afford to lose all of these rich people, that's what kathy hochulple, please come home, because we need to tax y you. et phone home, but the cities are so great, just in defense of them and if no one pours beer on me in the west village, but no! i'm so nice! >> dana: she is so nice, nobody poured beer on her, a homeless woman bragging about how the city is make her lifestyle easy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness, and swelling at the i

host: governor kathy hochul of new york, mental health being one of those top issues in her state. can see if you experience that. (202)-748-8000 if you live in the eastern and central time zones, and (202)-748-8001 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. the top issue where you live. this is a viewer in texas, david, good morning. caller: good morning. host: how are you? go ahead. caller: i am in texas. our worst problem is the ignorance of the biden administration relative to the border situation. host: can you elaborate on that? caller: oh, yeah, millions of people coming across the border unvetted. host: how do you think it is impacting the state overall and where you live? i believe it is hitchcock? caller: that is correct. you see crowds all over the place. you see homeless people sitting around and carrying their plastic bags. it is inundated with homeless people. host: all right. david in texas giving us his thoughts when it comes to issues of immigration. larry in new jersey texting us. (202)-748-8003 is the number to do that. he says it is infrastructure and w

mayor adams from new york city, i know you say you are not a fan of, telling governor hochul i may have to bus some migrants to upstate new york and he's not happy with the governor because she did not even mention immigration in her state of the state speech last week. >> governor hochul, she's talking about -- i have some friends in new york state legislature, she's talking about creating opportunities for employment on illegal aliens on dairy farms and so forth. there's a legal process to get legal workers on farms, she's forgetting about that. as the governor of new york state, put farmers at a risk of prosecution, it's illegal to hire them to work for you, and she's pushing it, she's no better than the mayor when it comes to illegal immigration. >> sandra: she's coming after your gas stove, too, tom. >> come get it. >> john: good to talk to you. sandra. >> sandra: tell us how you really feel there, tom. the new transgender owner of miss universe sparking an uproar after giving a speech for the power of feminism for women around the world. dave rubin has some thoughts on that. >> jo

kathy hochul, governor of new york, has banned gas appliances, and heating systems, by 2028. that's new york state. todd: if you didn't get the sense from the way we're handling cars and gasoline versus electric, shocker. they want to ban all petroleum gas whatever it is. they want it gone. we had a chef on, stuart, on my show, who basically said we literally can't do our job in a restaurant without a gas stove, so there's that element of it but also, stuart, at the end of the day, with all the problems that we have in the country, where did gas stoves fall on your run-down? pretty far below, you know, at the bottom. this is ridiculous. they are wasting time, and also the study that was the basis of this , was funded by an environmental think tank. stuart: precisely. todd: it's a bunch of -- stuart: lauren simonetti shaking her head. lauren: because the government itself just said oil & gas use will hit record highs in 2024 so they could do everything that they want to get us to go green er, but we're still going to use traditional sources of energy. stuart: yes, we are. laur

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and never to be outdone, on the liberal richter scale, richter scale, new new york governor kathy hochul has caused a firestorm with her own announcement. >> buildings are the largest source of greenhouse emissions in our state. i'm proposing a plan to end the sale of new fossil powered heating equipment by 2030 by calling for construction of all new construction to be zero emission starting in 2020 five for small buildings and twenty twenty eight for large buildings. >> now, the federal government may back down on coal, natural gas banning for the time being. but these fanatics, so does all this. greenbank anti business pro criminal insanity create an opening for republican in 2020 four? >> our next two guests think so. joining me now is former new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin and california congressman kevin kiley. let's start with you, congressman zeldin. i mean, you showed with i think you a great campaign. you campaigned all over the state, including in new york city, where a lot of republicans won't go . doesn't the attack on prosperity, happiness and saf

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and now we're back to tax plans .owledg by the way, can you at leaste th acknowledge that kathy hochul allowing the composting of deadt inhuman remains is kind of weir. >> i won't be jumping atpl the chance to do it, buto be ree eart i think if people want to bea ne returned to the earth, maybe that's a nice final voyage and you could turn into ramadhan or something. floreana, little little. hey, onr put grandma and then we'll we'll plant flowers and use it as fertilizer for our crops. nextad year. dead bodies. human bodies. all right.ssica. and we're great to see. jessica, thank you. we appreciate it. all right. the doj stonewalling more key unabiding documents. we haven't had anyents investigation. just the latest reason house reo republicans need to unify and get a speaker. r and that should happen tomorrow, hopefully. lland we'll check in with a whistle blower. kevin evans is suing the dojh te straight ahead.. also, congressman james culmer, he is leading the investigation into biden and stephen a smith will join us to discuss the terrifying situation in the nfl as buffalo bills da

eastern this afternoon new york governor kathy hochul gives her state of the state address all the capital and albany. she is new york's first female governor and was elected to a full-time after defeating republican challenger lee zeldin in the november election. at two p.m. eastern today south dakota governor kristi noem gives her state of the state address from the capital in p year. she's been governor since 2019 and was previously a a u.s. representative for the state. come up at 4:45 p.m. eastern today president biden delivers a statement at the north american leader summit in mexico city picky will be joined by canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexican president who will also be given remarks. again you can watch live coverage of all of these events here on c-span2. >> middle and high school students is time to get out your phones and start recording for your chance to win $100,000 in total cash prizes with a grand prize of $5000 light entering sp's studentcam video documentary contest. for this year's competition we are asking students to picture yourself as a newly electe