on the koch brothers, i joke about this, they didn't have to read my book.because they've done, it for 30 years. my first book is called laboratories of autocracy. that's not just a cute title, they do, as they sort of suggest. the states are working in concert, one something really anti-democratic passes in florida, a few weeks later it shows up in ohio. it shows up in texas. it shows up in tennessee. it's the koch brothers, in a group they've created, one particular called alec. they are coordinating a lot of the states, a lot of, many of these laws are written in the states are not written in the state. the written in some conference roof somewhere. where people are funded by private money. it feels like all of these attacks on democracy, or happening all over. and they look really similar, it's exactly what's happening. they figured out a long time ago, that the key to democracy in this country, and the places that shape which every care. are the states and state houses. rather than run their agenda through washington, where everyone is paying attention,

koch made it all up. the police said it all wrong.ristopherson stash. boxes full of drugs. >> how much marijuana did you store these boxes. and the top box about two pounds. >> what was the value of that? >> 7000 bucks. >> in fact, very day of the murder said christopher, i -- call them again and again desperate to buy drugs. christopher told that between his mother's birthday party and the movie that night he couldn't do it. >> why did you tell him that you couldn't get the drugs? >> i told him that i had left it in my room and my parents house. >> that's what gave cop the idea as to where to go to get the drugs. >> but that still doesn't explain what he would in cold blood murder, or attempted murder these two people. >> he went to get the drugs. he found dissidents home, and they could recognize him. he panicked. he wasn't drug stupor. and he shot them both. >> so if you are garrett koch, wouldn't you try to implicate the man who turned you into police? >> here's the thing, said christopher, he could understand cop turning on a. bu

we've known the kochs have been moving this direction for some months. they've now all decided they are definitely, definitely, definitely going to try to challenge trump. i think the problem is two-fold. one is that, you know, with whom? you talked about ron desantis having his detour. you can't beat donald trump with money. you have to beat trump with a candidate. a well financed candidate, as money is part of the solution, but you condition beat donald trump without a candidate. the problem right now at least is everybody and their mother is running in the republican nomination contest, a split field helps donald trump. and the argument, the second point i want to make, the second point is the argument that the establishment forces on both the deep south on the left and now increasingly in what donald trump will surely attack as the establishment right are a raid against donald trump. it helps him, or his argument to his core followers, which is still the largest chunk, the plurality chunk of the republican base, it helps them with the argument that h

but there's another any love lost between the kochs and donald trump, because the kochs actually, whetherry clear agenda, and they saw donald trump was really transactional and on principled. and i'm not at all surprised that taking on donald trump with the kochs. >> well, one could say, their principles, they represent a set of principles for them, but not necessarily for the american people. you two gentlemen are going to have to stick around. we have a lot more to cover. when we come back, we're gonna look at how voters are reacting to the news, when the 11th hour continues. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g7 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all that pain, my a1c was still stuck. before dexcom g7, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to outguess my glucose, and it was awful. before dexcom g7, my diabetes was out of control because i was tired. not having the energy to do the things that

we heard from katie koch at the invest summit earlier this week, let's take a listen. >> i think theres 100 percent certainty we will have a recession because that's the way the world works. this is the happens but when it happens is the harder call. our view is that we will have a medium to hard landing. katie: that's one side and then we have the other side. we heard from goldman sachs and they wrote that -- between katie koch 100 pursue and -- 100 percent and goldman sachs at 25%, where do you fall? >> we fall in between but a mild recession that's pushed out. the fed funds futures mark was having significant rate cuts by the fall that is not showing up. there is a chance of the one or 2% or rather 25 basis points for the end of the year. the economy has a solid underpinning obviously as the leg affects come in and see more destruction in the labor market. we're also watching operating margins on the equity side because we know that companies are going to cut if they have to deliver shareholder value and they are being pressured by margins. they will start cutting and that will be m

and then new reporting about the conservative koch network raising millions of dollars with a purpose of defeating trump in 2024. those check on sports and weather when we come right back. those check on sports and weather when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (vo) this is sadie, she's on verizon. the network she can count on. and now she has myplan, the game-changing new plan that lets her get exactly what she wants and save on every perk. sadie is moving to the big city and making moves on her plan, too. apple one, on. now she's got plenty of entertainment for the whole ride. finally there! hot spot, on. and she's fully connected before her internet is even installed. (sadie) hi, mom! (mom) how's the apartment? (vo) introducing myplan. get exactly what you want, only pay for what you need. act now and get it for $25 when you bring your phones. it's y

and a family crimson branch at choreography of the legendary about petrov and the legend about koch has for a week, not according to the consistency of the performance, not inferior to spartacus. platinum from the belarusian repertoire. on what kind of place the soldiers of swan lake will spill such a chapel of the mary's, and after the apartment salle, the spanish sun don quixote and here it is so very criminal parties of the guest, it has been a practice for all recent years that in our e-classical performances he performs as guests. here but now it has increased. uh, the fact that the panorama of russian ballet will be presented by our festivals. it seems to me that this is a rather valuable classic, but the basic classic that exists all over the world is music. theatrical and choreographic and opera therefore, i believe that without the classics there can not be an academic theater . great efforts are offered for this, the culmination of the gala concert zurak, from the soloist at the kremlin. to the perm and mariinsky ballets, tchaikovsky muffles the town hall piano for fresh winds

while koch struggles baton, is dream into a reality. mountains of its plastic bottles appearing. um so what does co have to say? we have been clear that the challenges are great through world without waste. we are hoping to shift the mindset from coca cola being the face of the problem to being the leader in finding solutions. we believe we are making good progress, but we have a long way to go. it's so yesterday, this resort that we're at actually did the coastal cleanup for about 2 kilometers of its beach. in the back of this truck is what they cleaned up. 250 kilos of plastic garbage. let's see, i'm a co bottles are here. coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, are we seeing the pattern here? so half of the bag was just one brand, coca cola, a clean this beach every single day forever and always get this much garbage. it has to change this has to stop because if not, what do we have left the of the, the co africa. they are hot, commodities, beach and pens. these are being illegally treated as caps and kidney and ranger setting up our knowledge. our na

people of asian volleyball are divided, it is difficult to get good income , people from home, from kocheari, iran's free time. to force and the receptions of japan do not reach well and the distance of the team japan has specific answers and we can play the good games we have with the defeat of the iranian team in the first week of the volleyball nations league of poland, china and slovenia , the teammate of amir rafati of sed and sima news agency, the case of this spanish la liga season was closed last night, and after barcelona, ​​which before this car championship was confirmed. the real madrid and atlético teams were second and third, respectively. the 2022-2023 season of la liga ended with the championship of barcelona. 380 average goals per game compared to the traditional rival, real, are standing in front of the champions. all recorded statistics from others competitors who are higher have the most pictures with four and the fewest defeats. blaugrana has the best defensive line in the league with 20 goals scored. the defensive line of this season has been assigned to spain, 69 de

ask my father to wonder they do it, then with a small frown, i will tell you when he is working on koche khabar, about the recent events , to meet my father, the workshop on the 11th of july 1957, the city was filled with cries for help from the people, and all the houses that were in the path of the flood were destroyed, only electricity and materials. food and bakeries are destroyed. the risk of famine and hunger in many places causes many casualties in people's houses. destruction of people's houses at a time when people's health had lost their homes did not have time to take care of people's affairs . fortunately, in at the time when hazrat agha was on holiday, he gave great help to the people of the region floods are coming in the past, they didn't pay attention to this area. i call a lot to big cities like yazd under the sassanid regime, so that the people can reach them, and when they call , the aid comes pouring in. it distributes them with the cooperation of the people, from mashhad, from tehran. they were bringing them, then a summary came out and it was called shab telegraph f

and he was a holy feather about your intercessors koch prayed in the common church.an basaliana on la tarani is the catheter of the roman panfic john the baptist was an apostolic prophet of the old commandment and ki to his ministries, closing the era of the second commandment and leading away from the new commandment. and you're less than living for me just to show a bigger neighbor and he was a saint alya a little show up on the soprano and the holy jesus christ traction ride with christ said i rode a living ride, i myself didn’t go to god for special on the bikes and directly on our front dilute we will experience it by itself, but the heart is a butt and in the teachings of john the baptist. let's think about it for ourselves, about our assassibist light, not passing from christ what is in our life, when we come to you, we always bring them jesus and show them to slow down. varta in our banding is a memory of how not to change the one with whom we destroyed on the road. way. this means the privacy of this battle, our world can spend and spend, but it is known tha

taj mehr, the percentage of stone ringing and the difference of the people of koche bazar because of the real terror of isis. it can be said that the godfather is really rajabieh , the husband of fatimah, every time, isis suicide bombers and women or for the first time, mr. hasheminejad was assassinated in mashhad or in other places, they attacked imam juma's professorship, and at the beginning of the day, the day before you, all the mosaics, on the first day, go to the demonstration and get involved with wherever you can, and from now on, you can attack people, all of them are hezbollah. and this thing you don't make, i don't know anymore like the golhai guards forces , this is that slime boy, who was really not all of me. the act of starting the armed action of the hypocrites started from there, the order that rajabi ran away from the story and it is very interesting to see that this is a troll machine against the people. i was talking about here. i was listening to the news about the children . i wanted to go to school . their voices were loud, i could only hear myself from under

koche bey talia became the champion of the 24 hours of le mans rally in france in the 91st race of theitalian ferrari team with a time of 24 hours, 18 years, 99 hundredths of seconds , 342 ago. traveled earlier than the other teams and reached the finish line with the difference between the team and the japanese food cadillac racing of america came in second and third respectively. the 24-hour helman car race is the oldest sports car race in the world, which is held annually in 1923 near the city of le mans, france, in the endurance section. orin khoi is one of the highest peaks of the country in west azerbaijan, the cloud of the glory of creation and a beautiful manifestation of nature. the steps are taken more firmly than in the past to climb to the top of this towering mountain. god is everywhere with the beginning of the summer season, mount abrin, the roof of west azarbaijan the place of nature-loving tourists and mountaineers from all over the country is becoming gilan province, talash city, in the first years of smoothness and nature, now this tall mountain has become one of the

get up or it is a news, the song of afaq has arrived, the housemates are sitting, the dear ones of kochezan have reached their hot hearts, 72 tulips, the album is full. 72 it's sad, the swallow is blue, what a strange time , the spring of light has come from the eyes of tara, as if for the monthly you wrote for another nation, wow, look what's going on in the hell of religion, if your words are heavenly, your words are nothing , sometimes we don't even accept god's words. you took our phones and said that we should still be hungry for service, but conquering our power to reach a better table is always looking for an opportunity . o friend, the hand of the enemy has turned against us even though rasht's child is wearing a mask again and leaving our feet to stay, we wish for a moment of sleep. the homeland has a rose flower for every martyr's pabus, fragrant with the tears of his mothers . with the washing liquid around you, the smell of the environment can be seen from your clothes. it gives clean hair. in various models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantor in the iran

helicopter, come back, you don't have school today, when we came back, we saw that from the neighborhood of koche hakeem , sarhud, sefidab, and the changing of the leaves on the way to communicate with each other , the crowd joined together. many are running young and the old man and everyone was going towards the shrine and the slogan of shamim was either death or death or khomeini. after the people of chehal akhtaran gathered, this broom brought the news of the late martyr hossein norozi to the new day, and all the women of this movement gathered and moved towards the shrine and entered khorramshahr. the crowd that i had come from azar street had gathered here, the movement of sadat chavoshi and the bitterness of the song, from all the sub-stages, the 40 stars were following and i was not behind the late haj, when the 40 stars, god, see, the 40 stars are the results of hassan , what is the 40 stars of abdul hossein? at the time of mani and ahmad chehl akhtarani and especially haj agha mehdi jafari shamshir the toilet did not put a grenade in the car, yes, or in the front, and all the young men

and i'm not at all surprised that taking on donald trump with the kochs.sent a set of principles for them, but not necessarily for the american people. you two gentlemen are going to have to stick around. we have a lot more to cover. when we come back, we're gonna look at how voters are reacting to the news, when the 11th hour continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ when you're a small-business owner, your to-do list can be... a lot. ♪♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take on all your other to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. - booked our trip to vegas! already did. - in this economy? what are we, rich?! ♪ ♪ are we rich? oh, what a relief. no more secretly renting the attic to that scary lodger that i met at the reservoir. - we're not rich... i used kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites to get a great deal on our flight, car, and hotel. (loud rustling and clanking from the attic) - who goes to the reservoir?! - kayak. search one and done. generalized

e vatican for christian relations cardinal cours koch calls, uh, the patriarch of moscow a heretic, andn no apology followed. what kind of meetings can there be if, uh, the pontiff allows himself an unflattering expression, uh , addressed to, uh, his holiness the patriarch, a decent conversation, and we do not receive any official apology on this issue. even the studio is uncomfortable for me to repeat to our viewers what was said. yes, we are told that through some sort of uh secret channels an apologetic address was sent, but sorry , uh, the insult was inflicted publicly. so publicly had to follow. uh, apologies. we did not hear them, but here you are talking with the antonyms of the heads of the department of external church relations. unfortunately, only twice the studio was often on the road. how is he in this position? now in these difficult times. i often communicate with him. i believe that the decantons are doing everything possible to uh bring in, uh, some work, but we understand that one way or another, vladyka anthony fulfills those instructions that u come from uh, the offi

and at a local level, we must improve collection rates while koch, except the collection is crucial, there's little evidence of the company coming forward, concrete solutions to boost collection, right? and it turns out that with them from the stall that collecting recycling. good. so the plastic waste problem had very deep seated doubts about the ability of certain types of plastics to be recycled at all. either because of technical difficulties or because of collection difficulties. and if you can't collect enough of a product, it cannot be commercially recycled. the cost of collecting and processing was often moved and the plastic was, was so the fledgling industry barely to call i would like to think that it'd been more energy and effort and money i suppose placed in developing a more viable recycling industry that you'd have a different result as the plastics industry, rental production of plastic on the problem is that recycling with tackle the waste . but recycling has barely made a dent. the only 9 percent of all plastic ever produced has been recycled from the very beginning

let's go oh , did they even make this stump themselves, was koch good, well, let's get closer to yourain profession, then the photos are yours, yes, wait. come on, you've seen so many wolf packs, and you see, they didn't eat them alive. wait and how old i am not between you 70 60 meters . wait and you sat and waited. here it was somewhere in september there, yes, it happens. i went to shoot deer. well, i think i’ll sit in the middle of the forest, i’ll sit there on a stump. well, i’m sitting on a stump there for a while, and i’m looking in the distance. there these deer ran, i have binoculars were and running at me, there are seven wolves that is, it turns out. mom once on a tree. no, you can't do that. for what? i just covered myself with a net. i'm sitting waiting. and how do i camera. wait for a camouflage so that it is not visible, because it is bad to photograph from a tree. they came running me stopped for a couple of seconds. i managed to take a couple of shots and ran away. wait, they ran away. well, of course, here everyone is afraid of people, well, very well, a lot. and sud

katie kirsch saying -- katie koch saying it will have a shakedown similar to brick-and-mortar retail to her assessment of the outlook for the u.s. economy, in particular she is seeing of risk of a hard landing. >> we are at the precipice of the economic landscape changing and people wondering whether we are going to have a recession and what type of landing we will have. i think until we get more certainty around that, we should expect that to be the continued backdrop for investing. shery: the malaysian ringgit declined as they signaled a higher chance of an extended rate pause. any further rate hikes will depend on how inflation hates. >> i think if you look at all of the economies, they are roughly the same. we have the crisis and measures, rapid inflation because of the supply, and subsequently demand. there are a lot of moving parts, real shocks that are happening. the central banks, market policy being forward-looking, crystal while is challenging. many central banks have taking the stance to have a reevaluation of the effects of our measures. in a way, when we do a conditional

guy: romantic conversation with katie koch. you continue to watch that on life go on your terminal.want to do now in terms of the market is. we are winding down this thursday and we are basically going sideways. there is not a lot really happening at a headline level. take a look at the volatility indexes. taxes up by .2%, italy a little better today up 5.9%. in aggregate, nothing to see here. on the stock 600, we are perfectly at unch. we climbed back to unchanged on the day. index level, nothing to see here. i keep reiterating this, this turn. the car market is up strongly today, the mining sector doing well, energy having a good day. bottom end of the market, telecoms down by .9%. the grocery sector a little weakness in there. is not doing anything at a headline level. single stocks are getting some volatility their. orstead and the energy space, a company that looks like it doesn't have to raise additional capital. this is a moment worth noting. first company to issue a blue bond. they are designed to protect the marine environment. thus their focus. that stock up 5.14%. lottoma

the second most important thing is you had a political class in new york, ed koch was mayor, recognizeds going on and tried to address the problem. the democratic political class, mostly progressives will not admit they have a problem despite the fact the voters themselves recognize they voted to withdraw the prosecutor, voters in new york city elected eric adams for mayor on an anti-crime platform but the fact is the legislatures are progressive, elected by upper-middle-class progressive voters in, nation with public employee unions who will not break the fall in these cities which makes it difficult to see a bright future in san francisco. paul: is this a problem rooted in the sacramento, statewide policies in addition to san francisco? >> absolutely. 's and print -- sacramento is captive to the progressive left. san francisco, we can hold up as the case model of what you do not want to have happen, replaying itself in other cities across california as well too. it is all part of that mentality held in sacramento, that dan is referring to, magnified even more. the entire focus is on n

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he was combative when i first met him in new york picking fights with ed koch and leona helmsly withn, jim acrosses that, nancy pelosi, obama rosas -- omarosa, with jack smith, isn't that kind of in his dna? i think he was signaling the press constantly has him on the defensive, leaving him no choice but to punch back, and it's hard to deny most journalists are viscerally opposed to another trump term. >>> did chris christie get into the race just to bash president trumpsome and what about his past support for the president? i ask him that and more in ald. moment. ♪ i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can

as promised we bring in our legal experts, former acting, neil koch yul.s had a whole bunch of people signed up including john legend, and i was honored to be one of his guests, a turning of the tables, if you will, and i'm also joined by christy greenberg, former deputy chief of the southern district of new york, and we got a new ruling from the judge in the case which we're going to get to later. i mentioned to viewers, that also came down. there's a lot going on here. i want to start with the secret service agents. you know, in a different time line, you know, when they talk about which reality we're in, neil. in a different time line ten years ago, a bunch of secret service agents marched in to testify about what happened at a would be convicted sedition would be the biggest story of the month. and here it hits like, oh, well, i guess, it's good, they should talk to them. i'm curious what you think it tells us about the state of that probe as i'm also careful to say we don't know yet what they said. we don't know if it was exculpatory or not about dona

while koch greg had a horrible time just trying to get to those 2 of them, its any arrive on wednesday of the sliced wood cancelled and his golf clubs arrived on thursday morning. that's all the small thing is marian. it's back to you in london. thanks peter. that's it when he is out, but i'll be back in a few moments with much more of the day is use. we're gonna bring you up to date with what's happening in the fonts tonight up in protest. writing in different cities in the countries fox by the police killing of a 17 year old, the or the little chicken new research into the debt. to discover more about patient called the scientists of grabbing much from the sea floor to analyze the tiny creatures within it and quantify how much call that they can move. store how does to, which is like these and the sea creatures that live in them could provide 6 foot fence if the call been dropped down that's needed for the rise and global temperatures to $1.00 degrees. the 19 different species they found studied individually. the next step is to identify how vulnerable they are to human activities. m

in 2020, the right-wing flagship political organization of the koch brothers, americas for prosperity, spent at least 1 million dollars on what it called a full-scale campaign to confirm judge amy coney barrett. including hundreds of thousands of phone, calls emails, ads, op-eds, and called unite for barrett.com. americans for prosperity had run similar campaigns, spending millions, for all the trump justices. at the same time, there was a case, pending before the supreme court, that was brought by the virtual alter ego of americans for prosperity,, this organization was called america's for prosperity foundation. for those of you who are not familiar with the state-of-the-art in dark money political influence tactics in america, the latest and greatest is to set up a 501(c) (3), no 501(c) (4), that are effective twins and have the same donors, the same up staff, the same address. they're indistinguishable. this is the relationship between americans for prosperity and americans for prosperity foundation. they share officers, directors, address, and certainly donors. although, because

john waldron, naseem to lead and katie koch -- nassim and katie koch.mes out at 4:30 p.m. in response to lending and with spec to the balance sheet. jonathan: the president of the identity research is joining us now. i love the notes to last couple weeks. the mother of all melt ups. are we closer to a melt other than a meltdown? >> i think we definitely had a melt up in the ink stocks as you have been highlighting. these stocks have taken over the market in recent weeks. it started with the banking crisis in march when we started having the banking crisis, financial took a dive. even energy to dive on fears that things were going down. it cannot be good for the economy. but people still wanted to be in the markets and they ran into the megabanks because they have cash, cash flow, and good business. i think the markets will brought them back to the financials. right now, we have uncertainty concerns about whether there may be another rate hike but the economic outlook is still pretty good. once people get more comfortable with the financials, i think the

and koch writing back to his wife, explaining why, it's okay, he's dealing with opium. he says. everyone trading at canton explained to his wife, robert bennett. forbes explained to his wife depended on bills to get money for purchases. the opium trade affects everyone. trading here, right? it's the cash. it's the coin of the realm. so by the late 1820s, this complex improvised circuit of global commodity exchanges had into a new system. americans drank chinese to paid for by southern cotton through the medium of london bills and asian opium. so the flourishing of the american china trade after the pulling out of wars was put it a different way, only possible because the rapid growth of a capitalist system, a global capitalist system that depended black market narcotics, native dispossess and slavery and confidence, the precarious promises encoded paper bills. it's a system that eroded state authority over policy both in asia and in the americas. now in china, american involvement in the opium trade pushed them into closer collaboration with british traders and into conflict wit

he may not be known among average america, but once you get past the kochs and adelson's, paul singermportant element to this. the leonard leo is something. brian knows me, hey, buddy, the idea that sam alito is coming to his defense, alito has a nine-figure political operation that is dedicated to electing conservative judges, besmirching, supporting and being cover for conservative judges when they're getting confirmed, getting them into confirmation processes. there's an entire, extremely well-funded apparatus of support around samuel alito. so this idea that, you know, he's under fire and it's unfair, you know, is just, you know, i think what happens when you're in this tiny bubble of rich conservative activists, you know, who apparently are sitting around drinking very expensive wine -- >> in alaska. >> -- complaining you don't like a newspaper article saying something not nice about you. this is a tale of time. the idea that these people are under assault and don't have a defense is the height of absurdity. >> jesse, i want to add my phrase to what propublica reporting has done.

police missed it the motor after the murder, but the one sharp ride koch happened to notice it a couple this gold ring on the kitchen floor. >> i thought, well, somebody took it off to wash their hands and then somebody forgot about it. >> at the time, it could've belonged to the victim? it could belong to anybody? >> except one thing people should know about the stock house. nothing was ever out of place. so, one of the investigators picked up the ring, bagged it, and tagged it as evidence. it was a size ten, a man's wearing, bearing a message. >> the inscription said love, always cory ryan. so they want to figure out who is a ryan, who is a cory. >> who is cory? who is ryan? detectives asked the stock children, and in the new anybody by those names, and didn't recognize the ring either. but as livers was confessing and heme samson or put in jail, one of the officers kept puzzling over that little ring. on the inside or three tiny letters, a a j. the manufacturer perhaps? well yes, it turned out to be a place called a and a jewelers, buffalo, new york. >> a remember when the girls in s

don't have to scratch very far into the internet to see the things people are looking at. >> those kochay when asked about this indictment, quote, it's not good. he said, i think trump's unwillingness to appeal to voters beyond his base makes it unlikely he could win a general election. >> in 2016 we went out with somebody in the obama administration halfway through the summer of 2016. everybody was talking about trump at every table around us, whether it was good, whether it was bad. i noticed something fascinating on friday night when we were out eating with friends. most of them obviously not big fans of donald trump. we were sitting around and we talked about new york, how beautiful new york was. we talked about baseball. it was the night before the belmont. so we were talking about the belmont. hey, did you know it was 50 years ago today that secretariat won? we were about an hour through dinner and i thought to myself, on the day donald trump's indicted, nobody's talking about him. they would rather talk about a horse that won the triple crown 50 years ago and talk about anything

he's -- he is misinterpreting new york city's right to shelter law that court decree under mayor ed koch that was agreed to address the issue of homeless new yorkers. it was always intended to provide support and housing for homeless new yorkers. citizens of new york. not individuals who just strolled over the border last week. by the mayor's logic, think about, this mayor's logic, that everyone in new york city is entight told shelter whether they're a citizen or not if all six million people who came over our border came to new york city they'd be entitled to shelter. if eight billion people on the planet came to new york city they'd be entitled to free shelter. clearly that's nonsensical, the mayor's interpretation. the mayor has resorted to use all sorts of facilities meant for our citizen, including our children, to house these my grants. first of all, i think it's clear, i see there's bipartisan opposition to schools and their gymnasiums being taken away from children who suffered under covid, they lacked physical education, they lacked socialization and now to take away their gym