governor kathy hochul, shame on you.'re going to say that is going to make this right in new york. >> before we get to the border aspect of this, shame on the people filming this woman burning to death. no one did anything. is that the daniel penny affect? >> no, that is not cowardice effect. daniel penny was acquitted. the truly sad thing about this, they don't know how long this guy has been in here. this was a type of murder that you just don't figure out the first time you do it. this is something that he has perfected and practiced and enjoyed his work. that is the part that is really scary. you need to follow where this guy has been. how many undocumented murders do we know about? this is a serial killer in my opinion. the way he did it. he watched it. he enjoyed it. there's not a first-time thing. to sit there and film and watch a human being burn, i feel there should be something done in that aspect of things. do something. instead of filming, called somebody. call the police. i lose words even frustration. there

i think hochul very bee latedly is catching up to the political reality.ut the mess has already been made. it's going to take a long time and quite possibly completely new leadership to change anything. because, the current constellation of new york leadership has been a disgrace on this issue. we are just learning a few things about this suspect, including that he's in the country illegally allegedly from guatemala with a criminal record in another state. it would make sense for someone like that to come to new york, a sanctuary jurisdiction hang out until he decides to burn someone to death. >> brian: guy, my sense is that we're going to find out this guy has much more of a criminal history. i don't think you indiscriminately burn somebody alive and think done something like this before. that's my sense. the other thing to keep in mind, too. the comp of "the new york post." i'm watching local coverage just to see local coverage. they never bring up his legal status. they say a new york main part of the story. we know people commit crimes. but when illega

you know, governor hochul has so many problems in new york city and the state.s interesting she's talking about this. her administration did a redrawing of the congressional maps, okay, which was overturned, okay, and then nancy pelosi basically blamed her for losing congressional seats and messing up everything in d.c. so does governor hochul have any weight when she comes out and talks about electoral votes? i'm not sure. >> harris: that was such a great lead-up. wow. >> it's are perfect. nothing it more rich than these democratic individuals saying that the current state is undemocratic when they removed the duly elected candidate for their own party for the presidency. and expected everyone to just sit back and swallow it. you're exactly right. what they are indeed telling the other states, as hochul said, no offense, no offense taken. that's exactly what you are projecting is an elite smugness for the volume of your population by the way is fleeing to sunnier, warmer, more business friendly states. the reality is, every single one of their constituents shou

part of a plan announced monday by governor kathy hochul. a one time payment of $300 to individuals who earn less than 150,000. $500 for families earning less than 300,000. hochul says, quote, it's simple. the cost of living is too high. new yorkers deserve a break. all right. well, the house oversight committee is going to be holding a hearing today on the united states postal service's financial struggles and the necessity to cut costs or remain on a path to either a government bailout or the end of this great organization as we know it. maria, we talked about this before. postmaster general is going to testify this morning on the challenges as families and small businesses around the country experience let's be honest here poor usps service and delays, this comes after the postal service reported a net loss of 9.5 billion for the fiscal year ending september 30th, a loss of $3 billion, bigger than last year. they lost more than $100 billion since 2007, $100 billion, guys. you know, i hate -- if they keeps losing money like this, 18.8 bill

a fire you roast, chuck schumer, joe biden, matter gates, alvin bragg, thank you, governor kathy hochulu included a warning for. >> no doubt she is going face a real challenge in 2026. i wondered who he could beat her hmm, i might know a guy [ping] you might know a guy congressman planning run for governor against hochul in 2026. >> we will see what new year brings, obviously, new york, is facing serious challenges, kathy hochul is the worst governor in america feckless and inept incompetent really there is a reason new york leads nation in out migration people cannot ford to live there don't feel safe you saw a woman burned alive on subway same day kathy hochul puts out a tweet saying how safe the subway is the grows incompetence of the governor of new york is remarkable nashgz need change balance common sense to albany i am certainly going to look at it but no decisions yet obviously, i think new york -- assuredly needs a change in 2026. cheryl: as new york myself i couldn't agree more with you, congressman, so, yes, take a look. congressman mike lawler happy new year sir. >> thank yo

it's not just governor hochul. the d. a. alvin bragg was so busy on this prosecution of donald trump ongoing after daniel penny talk about the subway crime. here is a guy who steps up a former marine who steps up to the plate, does the right thing, and all d. a. bragg can do is try to prosecute the guy. thank god the jury was not of like mind there. the d. a. has to take blame for this. >> absolutely if daniel penny just punched someone in the head randomly on the subway and left he would have been fine but because of his race he stepped in and did the right thing and if one person is burned alive on the subway that has an effect on everyone because you're thinking about it when you ride the subway and you shouldn't have to do that. david: the statistics by the way are cooked, the ones we get from the administration. >> but they use that to reassure people but this is much more stark and real for people and also, the way you prevent these things from happening, don't have criminal illegal immigrants on the streets, don't let

new york governor cath reigns leading hochul wants to -- kathy hochul wants to give $3 billion back tose. she said it's going to help working family battle high prices and paid for by tapping into excess sales tax revenue and one time direct payment plan part of hochul's 2025 state of the state speech that will come up next month. if approved, those checks will start going out in thal of next year and estimated $500 to families making $3 million and $1,000 to individuals making $150,000 or less. unprecedented revenue for sales tax expects to return some of that cash back to middle class families and critics say hochul has done nothing to help new yorkers deal with sky high prices up to now and plan to send out checks, nothing more than a vote buying effort as unpopular governor will likely face a challenge come 2026. stu. stuart: that was the expression we heard right around the table here. vote buying. more varney after this. .. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 sh

again even with this incident governor hochul posted this on x after the murder.fter this woman was lit on fire claiming crime in the nation's largest transit system is down. many people say they don't feel like taking the subway anymore. >> as far as governor hochul same on her. she supports sanctuary status. nothing you can say to make it right in new york. >> we're working to get the exact details on what it is like now in terms of crime stats on the subway. get you an update on that. the man is in custody and expected to be arraigned in the coming days. >> griff: alexis, thank you. let's bring in lieutenant from the texas department of public safety. this case highlights the consequences of the past four years. what is your reaction to this? >> it's very upsetting and disturbing. we've talked about this over the years and talk about gotaways. the importance of gotaways and just the mention of them or the untold stories of gotaways is not reflected when you talk about the border crisis. but you know as i do, gotaways really are a threat to our country. we don't

that's after a fracking ban by cuomo that hochul has doubled down on and now you see the $75 billionon the energy industry by kathy hochul and the albany radical extremists and they're determined to chase every new yorker out of this state. we've had record population loss. we have some of the highest energy rates in the whole country. we cannot harness our own natural gas, we cannot build pipelines. i mean, now they think that this $75 billion that they claim is for climate change is somehow not going to go on the back of the hard working taxpayers of the state. when you raise rates as her public service commission has done, you are going to end up taking money out of the pockets of the people that you're supposedly trying to help. i mean, this is complete disrespect to the taxpayers of the state of new york. i mean, i represent the buffalo area. kathy hochul's from the buffalo area and she's completely forgotten the fact that it snows a little bit here, it's a cold climate. it's a place we need to have plentiful, reliable and safe natural gas able to heat our homes in a tough winte

again, kathy hochul posting that just hours after this horrific incident.er to you guys. >> i don't know if they did a timing tweet or something like that. but it's one of the most idiotic statements, ever. and if she didn't retract it right away, maybe she is proud of it or she has no staff at all. >> and a man was -- two men, thank you so much, todd, two men were also stabbed on a subway in queens. they were slashed and one of them died. 26-year-old survived. 36-year-old man died yesterday as well. >> brian: again, you need the public to help, guy. you have three high school age guys who spot, this they tell him. they shut the train down. in come the cops. i don't know what they are going to be facing. and they just shut it down and wrangle this guy. who has to be different type of deranged. >> guy: you say bravo to the kids for spotting him. see something, say something, they did it. and then he is in handcuffs which is fine. of course, it doesn't help the victim. and i think a lot of americans and new yorkers look at this and say they got the guy but he

what do you say to kathy hochul? >> good morning, gerri. great to be back on with you.hristmas as well. he is exactly right. we can't forget that new york isn't s only city this is happening in, we can't forget the fact that there's much more illegal alien crime going on throughout the united states. most of it doesn't percolate to the national news like this one. crime happens every day. it's time we have to get out into the cities, into the communities and really focus on the criminal aliens but specifically to the governor there, look, you know, whether it's the text, it's the continued advocating for those in our country illegally, breaking the rule of law, it's a shame. it's a crying shame and i really am at a loss for words, the latest crime. when you think it can't get worse, it continues to. i must say, we're going to deal with this for decades because of this last four years of undermining the border security, undermining the judicial process, the prosecutorial process and law enforcement, the united states of america is going to continue to pay for this for ye

meanwhile, new york governor kathy hochul is getting ripped for her tone deaf response yesterday.cial media, touting her work to make city subways safer, claiming crime is down just hours before the incident. the new york city councilman, robert holden, writing this, kathy hochul's incompetence is costing lives. she needs to leave public office immediately before more new yorkers suffer. all right. jonathan, i need you to weigh in here. this is an astonishing story. >> yeah. it's horrific. and just the tone deafness of kathy hochul is really astonishing. i know it's before this happened. this happened and it just highlights so many things. if this person is here illegally, it high lights the biden administration's open border policy where they put the political agenda ahead of america's public safety. you go back to the daniel penny case a couple weeks ago. i know he was acquitted. he tried help people in the subway and the prosecutor, the anti-victim, anti-police prosecutor, alvin bragg prosecuted him instead of the criminals in the sigh city so s just horrific. i know there's a

what do you think about climate change super fund act signed by governor hochul?seeking, $75 billion is an awesome amount of money they want to use and to get this , they are bastardizing science, energy, and politics, and here is the simple way of looking at this. even the united nations says that extreme weather, haines, floods, tornadoes, wildfires, droughts are no trend or declining trends on climate time scales. there's no there to say you caused these storms. the second thing that they are doing is using attribution science, which says well this storm was caused x percent by exxon-mobile and this was called by shell and even one of the architects of this attribution science admit the university of oxford climate expert admitted that the attribution studies are done for political reasons, and then here is the third thing. this isn't a spending, a tax on energy necessarily. this is an energy lockdown, for new yorkers because guess who used that energy freely, voluntarily and plentiful during this time? new yorkers. they were more than eager to use the product

governor hochul says she's working on a governor's warrant to get mangione to new york more likely. we're told the 26-year-old is being held in a cell by himself and hasn't made any incriminating statements to investigators. >> all right, jarred hill, thank you. >>> heavy lake-effect snow, strong winds, and bone-chilling temperatures are making things miserable in the midwest and western new york state. dash cam video caught the moment an out-of-control truck slammed into three fire trucks and a kalamazoo, michigan sheriff's car on the scene of another accident yesterday. first responders had to run for their lives. everyone was okay, thankfully, but the truck driver who suffered minor injuries. >>> parts of new york state that have seen their share of heavy snow since thanksgiving got hit with even more, creating dangerous whiteout driving conditions. two towns issued driving bans. the buffalo bills canceled practice. and some areas could see up to 3 feet of snow. governor kathy hochul declared a state of emergency in several counties. >>> now to the middle east, where top biden ad

governor hochul says federal partners are sending a drone detection system to new york. she did not give specifics about the system, but new york senator chuck schumer asked for what's known as a robin radar system, which can provide 360 coverage in 3d and can identify the type of drone for up to one mile away. >> if the technology exists for a drone to make it up into the sky, there certainly is the technology that can track the craft with precision and determine what the heck is going on. and that's what the robin does. our local peopleho have questions about these drones should not have to shake an eight ball to get an answer. >> reporter: now these sightings are happening across the country. two men were arrested in boston for flying drones dangerously close to logan airport. an fbi official says they've received thousands of reports over the past few weeks, but less than 100 warranted further investigation. white house officials say in many cases, people are seeing airplanes or recreational drones, and the pentagon says there is no sign of a security threat or forei

hochul touting the subway safety. in march i took action to make our subway safer for the millions of people who take the subway each day. adding cameras, crime is going down and ridership going up. let me tell you what's really happening in the subway. ridership is up because they have put these tariffs and taxes on people to drive into the city. nobody wants to ride two subway voluntarily. it's more convenient or affordable. bottom line when she was running to get elected to the governor of new york cops were all over the place. visuals were there. as soon as she got elected the cops were gone. it is a bunch of baloney and using this to politicize her own interests. >> they had them on tours during subway duties. a lot of them retired. they'll never see another time like that again. that's been pulled back. think about this. while that has been pulled back we all of a sudden get this scandal where a whole host of police executive at the tops level are giving underlings discretionary overtime. a woman who made a sexu

first governor hochul. you are more likely by two times to be murdered in the subway than you are above ground. >> griff: horrific scene in new york. a woman set on fire inside a subway train by an illegal immigrant hours before new york governor congratulations herself on making the subway safe for riders. trump seems to be taking the wheel and biden is handing him the keys in his final days in office. >> they are calling it the trump effect. even before taking office, we're already bringing in the jobs and opportunities and safety and common sense back to the usa. we're bringing common sense back. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold, they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept. one... keep...it...simple. rosland capital a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve y

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we just had the new york governor hochul announcing she was going to create a new tax on oil and gas companies in new york, up to 75 billion and it's something called reparations for climate change and she blames them for climate changes which have costs affiliated with it and she says they owe that to the american people as reparations, first of all, it may not pass in the courts and i hope it doesn't because it's insane if you ask me, but the bottom line is that, if it goes through, it's going to be passed right to the customers and we'll end up paying for that tax. >> passed on, it's not good for the economy and who is kathy hochul who decided to impose this fear, this tax, this fine on all the global energy companies. how about the idea, let's sit down and talk about this, and let's all come together. instead of being, you know, an anti-let's figure out how to do this together. we're going to raise more taxes and more money and fall on your shoulder and your shoulder and everybody in new york. >> it doesn't come out of the pockets of the oil guys. >> no. >> quickly, we have all o

incoming border czar tom homan says governor hochul deserves blame here. >> as far as governor hochul, shame on her. she supports sanctuary status in that state and green light law. ice can't work with local law enforcement. >> we've reached out to federal authorities to confirm the migrant's immigration status and still waiting to hear back. >> john: get back to us when you do. what a terrible thing that happened. donald trump's new department of government efficiency doge is already shaking things up in congress. they effect killed a 1500 page funding bill in a bold message to washington. some democrats appear resistant to this new dynamic on capitol hill while other republicans say they are excited about the possibilities. >> we're not going the make progress by continuing to do the same things and expecting a different result. it is going to be messy and tumultuous but that's what it takes in order to get this country back on track and what president trump promised and many of us ran on. >> i want to leave this country better for my kids than i found it. it won't be true unless we

new york governor kathy hochul signed a new law on natural disasters. she says fossil fuel companies contribute to climate change, and they should pay for the cleanup. we'll get into that. and president biden arriving in it's croix for his -- st. croix for his last vacation as president. he's reportedly getting another freebie again, this time staying at the hem of a wealthy couple and raising ethics questions about his failure to report gifts. all right. let's take a look at these markets. futures right now all pointing lower. it's the same story as yesterday, but we came back marginally yesterday. the dow off 193, the s&p and nasdaq also down about half a percent. take a looked at the 10-year treasury yield, it's been floating around 4.6%, and that's exactly wheres it is right now. up slightly at 4.60. the 2-year yield also has been right around 4.33, and that's where it is now. unchanged. what about bitcoin? made a run for $100,000. bounced back and now it's the up $460 at $96,z 295. taking a look at the price of gold, i think gold was headed lower,

new york governor kathy hochul said this morning she will issue a warrant to expedite luigi mangionemanhattan d.a. puts forth an indictment, which the governor says she expects any day now. this as police say mangione's fingerprints match those on a water bottle and snack bar found near the crime scene. joining me now is nbc news correspondent george solis, and former manhattan d.a., catherine christian. first police say the gun they recovered matches the shell casings they found. now they have matching fingerprints, what else are investigators looking for, they tied him to manhattan and the crime scene? >> reporter: hey, andrea. good to be with you. that is part of the trail of evidence that's starting to build. you heard from governor kathy hochul this morning that the prior it priority is building the ironclad case. his defense attorney filing a writ of habeas corpus, something we expected to happen, to get him appear before the court to get the wheels in motion. in the sense that that's what we expected after he chose to fight the extradition to manhattan to face those murder cha

jason, hochul is -- i always hi of her as an accidental governor.she suddenly calling for a radical change like in this? -- like this? >> well, democrats are desperate to try the figure out how to win elections, and changing the rules is not going to get them there. donald trump thumped them, he dominated no matter huh you slice it. but, look, governor hochul, with all due respect, she's not one of the smartest people out there. i don't think she understands the founding of our country, the idea that it was there, the electoral college, to give some equal weight the smaller states. so it's not just dominated by, in this case, california and new york and texas. you got to have -- you've got to have, it's smaller states like place like a utah or wyoming, even a delaware or rhode island, a hasn't to participate as well. a chance to participate as well. it's hollow. it's what the democrats are grasping for. they want to change the rules. they want to change the court, they want to change lots of things. why don't they focus on actually creating a winnin

kathy hochul wants to give state officials the pow to deal directly with the drones. us now mia. it is great to see you. when secretary mayorkas said there is no doubt people are seeing drones, just a couple of days before that other federal officials said the major of these things were manned aircraft people were confused for drones. what have you heard from federal officials today? >> reporter: we're hearing that they are aware of these drones of course, but they're not sure where the unidentifying drones with coming from and that is leading to frustration. we know that attorney general garland was briefed on this today and we heard from an fbi official that there is active threat to the american public. still a lot of unanswered questions here and that is leading to pressure from local officials to ask the biden administration and congress for more resources in the search efforts. jose. >> and you've been on the ground in new jersey and looking out for drones. i know that you spent -- when we spoke on saturday, that you were just back from spending the whole night

. >> todd: new york city governor kathy hochul getting backlash for this post just hours after that. i took action to make our subway safer for millions who take the train each day. since deploying national guard to support safety efforts and adding cameras, crime is going down and ridership is going up. she did not read the room. arizona congressman biggs, a woman was lit on fire on the subway today, soft on crime policies do not work. and robert holden saying kathy hochul's inkocompetence is costg lives, she needs to leave public office before more new yorkers suffer. >> todd: and president biden announced commutation of 37 of 40 death row inmates, they will have sentences reclassified from execution to life without possibility of parole. biden saying, i condemn these murderers and ache for the families who suffered the loss but guided by my conscious and experience, chairman of the senate judiciary committee, vice president and now president, i am more convinced we must stop use of death penalty at the federal level. boston marathon bomber, pittsburgh synagogue bomber and dillon r

new york governor kathy hochul getting backlash for this post just hours after this.ook action to make our subway safer for mill knowios who take the train each day. din deploying national guard to support nypd and mta and adding cameras, crime is going down and ridership is going up. back to you. >> brian: absolutely insane. thanks, appreciate it. when you feel about, you see this happening, i say to myself, is this an old story or new? cover of new"new york post" sho and they did the investigation and we got confirmation that you have an illegal imupons grant on train, sees a woman and decided while she's nodding off, lights her clothes on fire. i did not know clothes were so flammable. >> carley: maybe a fluid on -- >> brian: he watches sitting there. that shot enabled us to capture him. that is what kathy hochul in a bizarre statement said look how good our saurveillance is. cops arrest him. >> carley: talking about families of victims, imagine being this woman's family and learning what happened to her, it is too hard to comprehend depravity and world we live in

and that bothers me. >> new york governor kathy hochul had said that this has gone too far this weekendd she directed the new york state intelligence center to actively investigate drone sightings. these are her words, and coordinate with federal law enforcement to address this issue. and those efforts are ongoing. but in order to allow state law enforcement to work on the issue, she called on congress to pass the counter-uas authority security, safety and reauthorization act. she says that the feds are deploying a drone detection system. are you satisfied with that? and do you agree that something needs to also be done in congress? >> yeah, there's probably lots of stuff that has to be done in congress. but we're in a in a position right now where, again, people need to take action. so while i appreciate what the new york governor said about how she's going to activate some of the resources there in her state, the governors have a tremendous amount of authority and power that they can utilize to help us figure this out. look, we don't need to figure out what all thousand drones or what

governor kathy hochul reportedly setting up ceo hotline i don't know if going to do anything but ceosecurity concerns or threats according to cnn hochul's office. >> then what happens. >> denying report told "daily mail" no ceo hotline that proposal was never under consideration by this administration, what o? i don't know whether ceo hotline came but your reaction to this threat? >> reaction to the threat. is that we are in a sort of a evaluation wait-and-see period, now i think companies have to look inward saying are we doing enough to protect executive corp and do we have the history or in a business, that generates, like, on a regular basis, obviously, the healthcare industry is. so it has gotten a lot of people's attention as well as -- a serious, serious threat, you know, i -- we haven't seen seen copycat events that happen after horrendous murders but showing the post up shows concern, consistent effort to at least raise a profile of this i know you saw the individual putting out cards, that u.s. military used in iraq, looking for to certain people, these cards are going to h

new york but one in arizona charges still pending against him, meanwhile, new york governor kathy hochulrking to make sways safer claiming crime down hours before this incident robertg kathy hochul incompetence costing lives needs to leave public office immediately before in other new yorkers suffer, a picture of jesus drawn by jailed apple founder pro democracy activist jimmy lai in one altar in sanity patrick's cathedral in new york city maria spotting the drawing, lai spending fourth christmas in prison at hong kong national security trial continues for more than a year, pleading not guilty, with conspiracy to publish is he seditious morale marie spoke in 2020 whilon out on bail. >> we don't that sound for you sorry about that, but he was eloquent about what was going on there it is a heartrending story joining me "the wall street journal" columnist fox news contributor and former chief speechwriter for george w. bush bill. >> he is a great man, been steadfast, from what i understand not -- considers himself religious artist, so what you just showed cardinal dolan putting up this artw

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a recent siena paul showed almost 60% of new yorkers want a different governor than kathy hochul. she's in trouble and that's why you have this scheme of throwing money out the door to low income voters in new york in order to get them to vote. there is good news. daniel penny, the absence of bad news, had he been convicted this city would be even less safe, even more scared than they are right now. i tweeted this out, i felt confident that if something horrible happened on the subway train, the good people of new york city would respond and had he been convicted and sent to jail that would not be any longer the case, there's a huge vertically just a black lives matter making these threats, they threatened to riot, to have people show up, no one showed up. i think black lives matter is over. stuart: a spent force and that will be a good thing. you can op-ed, trump just outfoxed biden and his corrupt family again. i think biden is going to pardon his family? >> i think you wants to and what donald trump did with the kristin welker interview on meet the press was put that aside beca

ashley: new york governor kathy hochul signing a rule requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for the natural disasters. she says they need to pay since they caused climate change. ultimately, we are all going to end up paying more for these costs. is there anyway to stop it? >> it is like someone went to buffalo in 1972 and stole her economic textbook. of course if these big companies that provide energy to new yorkers have to pay more they are passed off to consumers. alaska and hawaii, new york has the highest energy rates in the country and by and large it is due to energy policy at the state level and the tax structure. this burden placed on oil producers will require customers to pay more. this is a person who is disconnected from the reality of affordability in new york state and she's from buffalo. she knows how cold it is in upstate new york and knows how much new yorkers rely on fossil fuels to heat their homes and power their automobiles and other appliances. this is going to result in nothing, this is not going to end climate change, nothing more than new yorkers having to

i want kathy hochul to tell us the subway is safer. it's not. >> raymond: horrible. do you think the red sents on part of the bystanders and the cop on the daniel penny situation have anything to do with this. they watched this poor man get dragged through the legal system for defending the fellow citizens on the subway. maybe that's why they kept walking as they burned in the subway car. >> unfortunately we know new yorkers are more prone to sit idly by when things happen because of the case that alvin bragg brought. this is someone who routinely lets out hardened criminals and throws the book. a people whether it's donald trump for political crimes or daniel penny for defending fellow subway riders. this is a guy who has a perfect verse view of justice not shared by the majority of new yorkers and unfortunately, you know, he's got a democratic primary to face and no one's really challenging him. >> raymond: our heart breaks for that poor woman we keep them in our prayers those who were stabbed and all the victims we talked about tonight. joe thanks, i hope local of

other democrats seizing the moment, like richie torres, the congressman has been going after kathy hochulxtaposition you could have the kind of democrat that things like i do, law and order and public safety or you can have what's going on under a hochul administration. >> dana: jesse watters with the final word on the fate of new york city. >> jesse: maybe jessica can explain because i'm just not smart enough to understand it. if democrat sanctuary mirrors will cooperate with the feds when they pick up a foreign terrorist, why don't they cooperate with the feds when they pick up a foreign gang banger? for example, jessica. what happens when sanctuary city mayor picks up mohammed, whose visa has expired and these caught plotting to drive his car through times square. don't give them to the feds like that but they give up, i don't know, julio, he's planning to shoot up somebody in queens. they're going to pick him up? no papers. they are just going to let them go? the difference? we both are here illegally and they are trying to hurt the american people. you can't do both. [applause] >> je

i want to kathy hochul to tell us that the safer. it's not. >> raymond: horrible.you think the rest sense on the part of the by standers and the top did the daniel penny situation have anything to do with this? they watched this poor man get dragged through the legal system. maybe that he why they kept walking as as the died. >> prone to sit idlely by because of the case alvin bragg bought. he routinely lets out hardened criminals and throws the book at people whether it's donald trump for political crimes or daniel penny for derchtedding federal subway leaders. this is a guy who has perverse sense. he has a primary to face and no one really challenging him. >> our heart break for poor women and those sand and all that will help tonight. >> thank you. >> raymond: local officials take responsibility and not just wait for tom homan and donald trump to clean up the city. coming up, hear directly from donald trump. ingraham angle continues in a moment. ♪en b stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing econ

new york governor kathy hochul posted on x after the woman's death, quote: sings deploying the nationalort nypd and mta safety efforts and adding cameras to all subway cars crime is going down and ridership is going up. >> as far as governor hochul, shame on her. she supports substantial area status in that state. she has green light law. isis cpd can't work with local law enforcement. >> confirms with fox news it will launch a immigration detainer on zapat meeting with mayor adams. meet with homan to discuss the process of deporting crams. the brooklyn d.a.'s office says zapata will likely be arraigned tomorrow but it could happen late tonight. bret? >> bret: nate, thank you. up next, what the weather is doing to the holiday travel season. it could be important for you if you are hitting the road. we will have a live report. >> i got to message from the airline saying it's very busy at the airport. come two hours early. so i thought we will come three hours early. ♪ it's built for apple intelligence. that's like peanut butter on jelly... on gold. get four iphone 16 pro on us, plus four

la gobernadora kathy hochul dijo que van a implementar un sistema de detecciÓn.problema. reportera: alejandro mayorkas dice que evalÚan el tema. >> algunos son drones y otros son aviones que se confunden con drones. insisten en que no hay una amenaza para el pÚblico o la seguridad nacional. >> si fueran drones espÍas, seguramente ellos no van a estar volando tan bajo. tampoco van a tener luces prendidas. reportera: el gobernador de nueva jersey dijo que estÁ en contacto con el fbi pidiÓ informaciÓn. el concejal de patterson dijo que se investiga. >> estamos pendientes de lo que el gobierno estatal vaya a hacer. y lo que quiera hacer el gobierno federal. reportera: la policÍa de new york dice que este fin de semana recibieron mÁs llamadas de avistamientos en comparaciÓn con noviembre, y dicen que se debe a una atenciÓn mediÁtica. ilia: robert kennedy junior comenzÓ reuniones con senadores para obtener su apoyo para su confirmaciÓn como secretario de salud. sus posturas sobre las vacunas podrÍan ser claves en el proceso. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: fue el turno de

. >> reporter: in a statement today, new york governor kathy hochul said our federal partners are deployingte-of-the-art detection system to new york state and is asking congress to pass a bill that would strengthen the faa's oversight of drones and give more authority to state and local law enforcement agencies to investigate the activities. some have called it hysteria. officials say of 5,000 drone tips received, fewer than 500 required followup. >>> this is the last workweek for members of congress, an important one for some of president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks. nikole killion is in west palm beach, florida, tracking the transition. >> reporter: good evening to you, nancy. congress is set to recess for the holidays later this week. expect many of trump's picks to be back on the hill to shore up support before confirmation hearings get under way next year. this week the holiday rush is on, with more of president-elect donald trump's picks hitting the halls. health and human services designate, robert f. kennedy jr. starts his first rounds monday. the independent turned trump al

new york's governor hochul will issue a warrant to make that happen. it might take as many as 30 days to happen. >> dana: after a sprawling five-day manhunt with police arresting mangione at a mcdonalds. bryan llenas is in altoona, pennsylvania with more. good morning. >> dana, good morning. yesterday 26-year-old luigi mangione sat mostly silent in court. he was fidgety. he was looking and grinning at his new defense attorney as he was shackled both with his hands and his feet. at one point yesterday with his new defense attorney, he tried to interrupt him and his defense attorney told him -- told the 26-year-old quote, don't say a word. moments before while entering court mangione raged, yelling at the cameras it was all a quote insult to the american people. let's play that again. >> mangione was denied bail yesterday and is fighting his extradition back to new york city where he faces five charges including second degree murder for the killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. mangione faces five separate weapons and forgery charges here in p

governor hochul signing a new law fossil phil companies to pay billions for damages from climate changeustomers could foot this bill. fox business is madison alworth breaking it down for us. madison, what does this mean for energy companies and more importantly the consumers of there? >> it is going to mean higher cost for for those energy companies, and new yorkers. hochul signing a new law that forces fossil fuel companies to pay fees to repair the damage from extreme weather, and this move could actually soon spread to other states, as well. under the climate change superfund act, new york can fine the biggest greenhouse gas emitters between the years 202,018 a total of $75 billion that will be paid over 25 years, advocates say the govs paying the cost for repairing damage done by extreme weather and they need accountability. >> we know we need the money. we are already spending it day by day. we are just asking for the companies that cause so much of this damage to kick in some of that money and decrease growing taxes on all of us. >> but opponents point out that targeting businesse

but one of the ways perhaps, that governor kathy hochul is going to pay for it is through the religion of climate change signed a law a climate superfund. here is what it posedly does. holding big oil climate polluters environmentally responsible for damages. top oil companies will be required to pay a combined total of $75 billion over 25 years. i feel like a court case reverses this quick. >> katie: this is going to make energy for hardworking new yorkers more expensive why you are seeing energy firms writing a letter to governor hochul 246789 legislation is bad public policy that raises significant implementation questions and constitutional concerns. moreover, $75 billion price tag will result in unintended to consequences and increased costs for businesses and households. so, she thinks she is doing good for the environment. but she is really punishing people who just have having a ladder time with inflation and want to keep their houses warm in the winter time. >> todd: i think joey hit the nail on the head. this is all about raising money. they just try to do the congestion pric

but the amazing thing is the reaction of governor hochul. after the actual attack and i said for and putting up her ex- post is now in custody for the horrific incident on the train the brand-new security cameras helped law enforcement to get the suspect. she has no bragging rights for not preventing what happened here. it is all about prevention. we have to prevent attacks on innocent people. not just react after it has happened. >> kathy kamala's more tone deaf on illegal information then cuomo western covid. kathy hop hopeful's and other working families party candidate much like letitia james who was her biggest first success on the state. >> working families for those is a far left outfit. >> is by their policies of the communist party in new york and they are operating in about 24 states right now. i've been tracking them for a long time. when you look at what kathy hopeful did, she is trying to take credit for something that she caused that deal with the mta, the state who governs it and the city falls under the governor. she is respo

kathy hochul is doing nothing about this. she recently did a victory lap saying how safe it is to ride on your city subways. who would you rather have? this guy running around setting innocent women on fire or a former marine daniel penny saving people seeing a violent person and protecting lives? thankfully he was found innocent by a jury of his peers. this is the crisis that we face in new york. it is not just new york city. it is all over new york because these laws apply all over new york. it is a sanctuary state. as tom homan said the green light law prohibits police officers and different law enforcement agencies from working together. the exact opposite of what the 9/11 commission recommended after 9/11 to prevent any type of terrorist act or these types of acts coming in. when you have people here illegally and you allow them to be gotaways and have no vetting this is sadly what the american people get and it is really tragic. >> john: to the point you made a moment ago about daniel penny, we noted and has been noted

kathy hochul so proud she put cameras.o take a bow for that it gives us an idea of what exactly took place. the thing that stood out, guys. you saw a couple of nypd officers just walk by and you see a lot of people taking pictures or ignoring a woman on fire. >> nicole: i have a lot more questions than answers right now. first of all, that's the biggest thing that came to my attention to. who went to help her? we have a lot of video. kathy hochul's videos and videos from by standers, that mean that people saw a woman was on fire and they did nothing to help her on the subway. they are mandated to have fire extinguishers, why wasn't one of those used? i saw the still as well that it looked like a police officer walking by. >> brian: walking right by. >> nicole: did they see the woman on fire. not normal to have active fire on subway station. still don't have the identification of the woman yet. sleeping on the subway. it's possible she was homeless. still a lot of unanswered questions. >> todd: is there protocol for when yo

this week governor kathy hochul announced an additional 250 national guard members will be deployed onhristmas market in magdeburg where five people were killed and many more injured. the country's interior minister has promised to leave no stone unturned in the investigation into what happened. this is the scene live in magdeburg, where people have been leaving flowers and candles near the scene of the attack, with the growing number of floral tributes stretching across the pavement. let's speak to our correspondent bethany bell, who's in magdeburg. there are so many questions on what the authorities were told about the saudi suspect? yes. the head of— about the saudi suspect? yes. the head of germany's - about the saudi suspect? yes the head of germany's federal criminal police unit yesterday said on german television that they had received a warning from the saudi authorities about the suspect a year ago. he said the police initiated an investigation, but the threat was deemed to be too unspecific. we are seeing questions in the german media about how there were other complaints and

new york governor kathy hochul has to get involved and file for extradition. luigi mangione made a wild scene as police were leading him into court for a hearing yesterday. >> harris: there are later pictures where you see those police officers having to kind of -- you see a close up of it there. they are wrangling him inside. mangione later smirked at his own attorney during the hearing. the "new york post" cover today calls him grimace reaper. the suspect's former friends and classmates say the news about him has been shocking to them. >> the luigi i knew was a hard working, driven social kid who had everything going for him. it is like a different person we're seeing in all the headlines and the yelling and the arraignment. he is -- something has happened in the last eight years. he was everything you could want in a high school kid. >> harris: bryan llenas is in altoona, pennsylvania east of pittsburgh. i have so many questions about his family. we have yet to see them. it is an interesting twist in the story. you have more about the suspect. >> yeah, that

. >> do you think governor hochul should have a primary. mr. jeffries: she has done a very difficult job under difficult circumstances as new york state has been dealing with the challenges that every day new yorkers have confronted and look forward to our continued work together on the governmental side and i have confidence in her leadership. same period of time, i don't plan to make any endorsements in the mayor's race at this period of time, which will come in 2025 let alone discuss what's going to happen in the governor's race. reporter: have you ever been briefed that ms. mace was accosted by a transright activate. and what do you think about the temperature in terms of potential threats? mr. jeffries: i have not been briefed on the incident but made clear that members of congress should be provided maximum protection as we move forward in this environment of political violence. no member of congress should be accosted, assaulted or attacked based on their political beliefs. this is a democratic free society. and the reports at least of t

governor kathy hochul indicating she inspects that indictment to be handed down any way, but we have not got a clear timeline for when they may happen. in the meantime, mangione's attorney is fighting extradition, contesting his detention here. there are a couple of court hearings set for later in the month, december 23rd and december 30th. although governor hochul indicating she is working with authorities here in pennsylvania in hopes of expediting that extradition process. jose? >> mark, the nypd says they still don't know exactly how manione on taped btained the gun the shooting. these ghost guns are difficult to trace. how do you track information like that down? >> very challenging when you talk about these ghost guns and whether or not this particular weapon was made on one of those 3-d printers or purchased as one of these kits. it's still very difficult to trace down, because there is no serial number attached to the frame itself. so it really is a difficult thing to track down for the investigators, which is why a lot of times, and you'll find this across the nation, a lot

the biden administration rubber stamped the hochul plan without the study.elp. trump says he's going to get involved, real quick. >> president trump has said that he is opposed to congestion tax and wants to help us. we want ' have to find the -- we have to find the proper legal avenue. cheryl: thank you for being here. we appreciate your time and happy new year to you. thank you. >> happy new year, cheryl. cheryl: all right. we've got a lot more coming up. global real estate advisor jenna stover will be leer to tell us about the nationwide housing market as costs and mortgage rates are rising. that's coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. but zepbound means change. zepbound is for adults with obesity, to help lose weight and keep it off. activating 2 naturally occurring hormone receptors in my body, it works differently. it's changing what i believe is possible when it comes to weight loss. it's changing how much weight i lose. up to 48 pounds. and changing what happens. don