brandon judd, kim klacik, jim trusstry, brad blakeman, james carafano and detroit police chief james craign this story. we have this, left-wing groups demand all 500 miles of border wall built with taxpayer money be attorney down. a weakened i.c.e. dealing with biden deportation freeze nearly mistakenly releases into u.s. society illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes. we have establish example of do as we say not as we do government workers breaking their own shutdown rules. pressure growing on governor cuomo. protests at his new york city office. protesters now demand an obstruction of justice probe on governor cuomo and that he resign. his team admitted they hid thousands of nursing home deaths because they feared trump investigation into. he continues to shift the blame. that is what critics are say. questions are growing what if governor cuomo did if his own parent died in a nursing home because of that? where is the nursings probe launched by trump in four states. we'll talk to a family. they're suffering from that outrage. they lost their mother to covid-19 in a new york nursing

ends monday. >> welcome back to the show detroit police chief james craig. defund the police was a bad idea. we don't want to do it anymore. minneapolis is backtracking. saying bring back the cops. what do you say? >> i would say it was a complete failure. i knew it months ago when they started peddling this nonsense. it is really a tragedy when you look at the whole idea of defunding the police. first of all who is making statements? those folks that live in poor communities, communities of color that experience high crime. i have tell you what i know. nobody is talking to the community members. many folks who launched the protests all summer long and some who tried to incite and did incite violence they pedaled the whole defund the police movement. it wasn't the people living in the communities. look, that is not even something that detroiters want. it has never come up except for a few of our council folks that, hue and cry for defund the police. here what they got for defund police. recruit and retention, they can't do it. they're down 200 police officer

chief james craig. defunding the police, abolishing prisons, what would happen to the most vulnerable in your community if we listened to the woman at that nbc highlighted today. >> if we listen to the rhetoric, we'll see what we're already starting to see. a lot of our major cities are placing the courts decide that bill return means no bail, it's not by accident we're seeing an increase of shootings. i talked my colleagues all over the country. this isn't by accident. so incarcerating, policing this reimagining policing surveillance, and punishment should be abolished because it goes against healthy thriving communities. let's face it, what do we say to the families and the victims of murderers and rapists? we just abolish prisons? it's that knee-jerk same reaction. she's also a defund the police advocate. and look at what's going on in minneapolis right now. they are now trying to bring back police. >> i walked the streets where that police precinct was burned to the ground. i have to play this for y

chief james craig live to clean up that city. can you help us in new york? for your own benefit, we know differently and so does one doctor of nyu. she said sitting down restaurants doesn't follow the science of the study. first of its kind bill in florida, to hold big tech responsible, you better be responsible, if you the platform you get find. governor desantis talked about that. we will talk about it as well. she has the latest coming up and looks like in the middle of a job, blue-collar job that doesn't pay well, makes you feel great personally. we will go to a commercial. >> champion ron gronkowski, i heard that you are buck's fan, tough times this year during the campaign. i want you to know it hasn't gone unnoticed. you are in raymond james stadium cheering us on. jillian: rob gronkowski is heading back as a buccaneer and four healthcare heroes with him. todd: tampa bay taking on kansas city. one of those healthcare he rose, i will call you champion, thanks for being here. how cool is this? >> it was a great honor for the team. >> do you have any ide

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detroit's chief of police, james craig, joins us. how do you attack this number?es but let's start, i read the report and we got to consider the pandemic, got to get control of the pandemic, detroit is not in isolation. as you point out, 19% increase not taking a victory lap, 30% in homicides but that is just one part of it. the report fails to mention bail reform. i talked to my colleagues and that is a big issue, the judge making decisions, violent predatory suspect back into the community and that is the issue. that support our police officers. the police lines for getting control of it. we all agree what happened to george floyd was tragic and shouldn't have happened, it was murder but let's talk about the support for officers. we have seen the agencies, officers leaving by large numbers because they don't feel supported and i support my police officers, they will get support and they are standing up and shouting out support, got to happen. they don't feel it is important, safety in the community use. 120 days of protests, instances where they are violence but

craig is there at raymond james stadium in tampa excitement has reached a fever pitch. savannah, hoda, good morning to both of you. here's the thing, in a season where just getting the games played seemed like a victory every week, the nfl going to play its 55th super bowl behind me, roughly 59 hours from now. while a lot of the usual fanfare has been sidelined by the pandemic, the game will go on. we could on sunday, perhaps, see a changing of the guard. >> reporter: with kick-off two days away, preparations are now in the final stage for an nfl championship game unlike any other. players, coaches, and fans all taking precautions to avoid the spread of the coronavirus. this year, the tampa bay buccaneers, the first team to ever play the big game in their home stadium, hosting the returning champs, the kansas city chiefs. for all the changes, though, you will see a familiar face at the super bowl tom brady. this will be his tenth appearance, his first as a buccaneer. brady's experience, along with tampa's relentless defense, should be quite a match against last year's su

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james. nuke, the great h.r. who was kit carson. sore i' others on his crew and staff, and his good friend craig kitchen who advised him every step oftinue in his footsteps. for all rush's friends, family, friends and children. he stood for something that's crucially important in this country. america. americanism. the founding. the founders. the framers. the it in. law enforcement. the hard-working men and women in this country who get no attention. that was our rush limbaugh. we'll miss our rush limbaugh. --enormously. . steve: welcome to next revolution, i am steve hilton, a positive populism, pro america. much more on our pandemic origin investigation. next week. but tonight we launch ourselves into target rich environment that is the biden administration, we use word administration loosely, people in charge not so much administering as to subjecting it a end lease streak the woke tweets, it adds up to a massive political opportunity for the republican

james stadium. kerry, good morning. >> good morning. i hope it warms up for craig it's so chilly this morning. is no specific threat, but they still have the security levels as high as possible. and this year there is a new wrinkle that's brought about by the biological threat of the coronavirus. >> reporter: behind the scenes of all the excitement is a major coordination of law enforcement here in tampa. >> the super bowl is an attractive target for terrorists and criminals. we never take our eye off the ball >> reporter: local and state agencies converging. and while officials are stressing there is no credible threat, there are unique security concerns this year. >> at this time one particular area of concern is domestic violent extremism. >> reporter: that's because the recent attack on the capitol is fresh on everyone's mind add into the mix a public health crisis, and it's the first time the super bowl is being played by a team on its home turf which may trigger more hometown celebrations >> after having the virus, i can tell you that it is serious and people need to take it serious we'r

and letitia james in new york will have access to those documents that show what is the case, and as we've known since 2018, thanks to that extraordinary "new york times" article by suzanne craigonald has been playing fast and loose with his taxes for decades, and it's about time the american people have access to exactly what has been going on, and most likely has continued going on. because let's face it, this is a very longstanding pattern. >> your lawsuit stands where in terms of its process? >> we're still at the beginning stages of it. we have a hurdle of statutes of limitations to get over, so once hopefully that gets cleared, it will be full speed ahead. but the good thing is it's not just my lawsuit, it's not just cy vance, not just letitia james. my lawyer, robert kaplan, has two other lawsuits going on. we have potentially an investigation in georgia looking into voter fraud, and i know that doesn't have to do with the finances, but what we've learned is that donald has a tendency to get away with things. so the more we pile on, the more avenues of investigation there are, the more likely it is that we're finally maybe going to get some justice. >> what is your sens