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lee zeldin is the other. daughters, is fighting for inverted for his kids and my kids to go he is a mixed marriage, so he looks like new yorker is not like a sprinter from outside new york. is from the area. i think he's got the right message because i think he is a lot of disadvantaged and disillusioned people that want to change, and that our victim by a lot of these reforms because >> todd: is a congressional district 19. republicans didn't get out the vote there. if zeldin wants to win, republicans need to get out the vote. a mexican cartel member caught on camera pointing his rifle at a texas dps drone. will show you how agents were quick to respond to everyone at one year after president biden's botched exit from afghanistan, three americans are rescued by a group that is promised to leave no one behind of the landed on u.s. soil one year to the day that the final troops withdrew. we are talking to project an anime about the incredible rescue. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: not abide in the fodder crisis. horrifying vi

i am not safe, lee zeldin will make me safe, even though i disagree with everything else. lee zeldin sees that and he is coming out and having a big rally, talk and big lie about democrats supporting law enforcement and republicans. >> todd: we support sean duffy, he gets up early every wednesday, staying up late on prime, we appreciate it. first it was hillary clinton, now congresswoman aoc is the latest dancing democrat. ♪ ♪ >> talking to jimmy failla, he is here next. or your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness

with us tonight congressman darrell issa, michael mccaul, lee zeldin, gop strategist ford o'connell,eritage foundation, hans von spakovsky fox news contributors liz peek and dr. marty makary. you likely heard of this term, "mansplaining." when a man condescendingly explains thing. the problem tonight of democrats dem splinning on inflation, economy and igniting new concerns that the democrats are not telling the whole story. downplaying congress's own scorekeepers, cbo. warning that the democrats new tax-and-spend legislation will in fact sic the irs on middle class. stunning new details how president biden botched exit out of afghanistan on one-year anniversary. congressman mick hall on a new report showing it was worse than realized. fiery debate over tennis star novak djokovic sidelined from playing tennis inside of the u.s. due to the cdc's ban on unvaccinated foreign travelers. even john mcenroe calls that ridiculous. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. check your money. stocks ending up. it was choppy action in trading toda

with gubernatorial lee zeldin. one to watch and in particular making a strong push, guys. >> todd: speaking of which kevin corke thank you very much let's bring in michelle bond running for congress' first district like mr. cork mentioned. thank you for being here. why did you decide to run and what was your big issue? >> i decided to run because i am a business woman. i am not a career politician. when i look around, i see what's going on and i'm sick of it and tired of it. i thought there was not a strong leader to replace lee zeldin. you know what, we need to fix the economy and tough on crime. we need to be tough on immigration, and we need to have a strong leader working on all of these issues. i decided to run. here i am primary day and i can't believe it is finally here appear the polls open 6:00 a.m. and close 9:00 p.m. tonight. i'm so excited. >> todd: you have been very, very vocal when it comes to crime. let's look at the numbers total crime in new york city up 36% and staggering 15.1% felony assaults up

maria: president trump discussing the crime spike, even an attack on gubernatorial candidate lee zeldinks ago. the congressman is here joining me with his plans to unseat governor kathy hochul and end the cashless bail. plus, january 6th, hunter biden, merrick garland and two systems of justice with harvard law professor alan dershowitz all coming up right here. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: but first this morning, breaking news in washington. the democrats are this close to getting their climate change agenda passed with with senators up all night in the so-called voterama this morning where senators are offering amendments to elements of biden's build back better agenda that had been stalled for a year. the senate voting 51-50 last night to move the bill forward with vice president kamala harris to decide -- the deciding vote to pass the package, largely to pay for obamacare subsidies and climate change new rules. texas senator ted cruz is on judiciary committee. he voted against this bill, and he joins me now with the very latest. senator, tha

she told lee zeldin to get out of the state and said he is not a new yorker. she can't cast out every republican in her state which she leads now. she is not just another politician running for office. she is the governor of the state. >> right. it shows gillian that you have red states and blue states. as we know, florida is becoming more of a red state. there is a great likelihood that ron desantis will be reelected in november. he has vast support coming from not only republicans but independents that we know will be the swing voters. he had such an impact in the school board races where we know many of these school board races that were sleeper races led by the left now are in control of conservatives and those that are really fighting for parental rights and the protection of their children against the leftist indoctrination of critical race theory or the gender confusion ideology and it is really where you are seeing more and more republicans being elected. so i think you are seeing two different cases here. new york has been democrat for quite some time

lee zeldin to debate kathy hochul so far he has asked five times so far. >> ashley: in favor of a planle of new gasoline powered cars by 2035. starting in 2026, only 35% of all new vehicles sold can run on fossil fuels. that would increase each year. the measure as part of a broader progressive claimant plan announced by governor gavin newsom in 2020. improving popular and progressive parts of the company. washington state governor jay inslee announcing his intent to follow california's electrical veal push. this is a milestone in the climate fight. in washington said a goal for all new car sales to be zero emissions by 2030 we are ready to adopt california's policy by the end of the year. washington state senate said the electrical vehicle push is completely excited. listen. >> you think about the transportation, our agriculture and all of that, you know, in the inflation reduction bill, there is actually a tax on natural gas with a natural gas will be going up this winter. i think we need to be calling these cars natural gas cars. we got to get her energy somewhere. we need all of th

dagen: you are doing out with lee zeldin congressman who's running for governor. >> that is correct, that those to enter our country illegally with college tuition and healthcare, he has been somebody who is a spark contrast even the parole board is releasing copulation or state lee zeldin said he will remake the parole board in addition to murderers and serial rapist he will put public safety of new yorkers first when he gets elected. dagen: the criminals are the victims the way the democrats have behaved and that the victims are garbage to be thrown aside and you also see to your point hard-working legal residents of new york city and new york state they are treated like garbage when illegal migrants are welcome with open arms and propped up and supported. again with money that comes from the people who are here legally and working. >> kathy hochul believes law-abiding citizens here in new york are only good for one thing to pay the tab, 200 billion-dollar budget in the state is twice with the state of florida is florida is millions of our residents and they have all these programs

new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin says the economic burden from this will continue to get worse in new york and time for the biden administration to lead. >> we have to work together as americans to tackle this. we know how to fix it but we need willing partners especially those who are in charge of the country especially the president of the united states. >> governor abbott says 6500 migrants have been bushd to washington, d.c. since april. d.c. mayor's request for national guard support was rejected from the pentagon. >> harris: she wants to put specificity and details of care and housing and that whole thing. and the mayor here may have to do some of the same things. a no is a no from the federal government. who would know that better from those red state governors and city leaders along the southern border? >> something that's interesting to note. they said fema is providing funds for n.g.o.s. ngos in texas are overrun. when you look at texas and new york just over 50. >> harris: 14 today. >> it's not that many comparatively. it is definitely going to be intere

if we do not elect lee zeldin, who is the republican, but we are living in reality. future for new york if we reelect democrats. i say to democrats, hey, you don't have to change allegiance. just vote for the republican this time. if you want to save new york, there is no choice. >> griff: speaking of elections, one of the reasons congresswoman ilhan omar just narrowly won her primary races because of crime. she almost lost to a pro-police moderate candidate. some people are wondering what this means for the progressive movement, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez's future. take a look at what aocs constituents and when it comes to defining the police, watch this. >> no, you cannot be you cannot defund the police. it is a good idea if crime is going up, we need more police in the area. god bless them. i was a military police in vietnam. i know how tough it is to be a cop. >> carley: dov, what do you think about that? >> the idea of defining the police, when you called the police and you have an emergency, you want the police officer to be at your doorst

. >> if lee zeldin is running for governor, he should fire the d.a. in the first day. lee would be smart to do that. i'm going to fight crime. >> martha: it will be interesting. great to have you guys here. >> thank you. >> martha: remember this? >> isn't it true that mr. tebow, agent tebow, excuse me, and fbi supervisory intelligence analyst brian oakdan covered up derogatory information about mr. hunter biden while working for the fbi? >> martha: yeah, that was a tense moment with senator kennedy on capitol hill. now tim tebow, the agent he talked about has left the fbi. he was escorted out after allegations of improper conduct while investigating hunter biden. former u.s. attorney brett tollman explains what that procedure is like when somebody leaves and why next. those loans are not cheap. neither are cash advances from your credit cards. call newday. you may not realize it, but one of the lowest cost ways to get money is to use your va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value at low re-fi rates instead of high credi

. >> now today in new york city, congressman lee zeldin who is running for governor said more is neededfedex lieutenant governor dan patrick has a warning for big democrat run cities. >> look out your window you might see a bus coming to you one day on the future. the buss are going to keep coming. >> texas officials confirm multiple buses right now are coming to new york city but for the safety of the migrants on board, they would not tell us when those buses will arrive. bret? >> bret: nate foy in new york. thanks. up next, the panel with the latest on the fbi raid of former president trump's florida compound. primaries in alaska and wyoming. plus, one year after the u.s. military withdrawal from afghanistan. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 32 in chicago, police are searching for suspects who shot three people at six flags great america. officials say the shooters were in a white sedan, opened fire in the parking lot before driving off. officials say the incident appeared to be targeted and this is a live look at salt lake cit

lee zeldin, the gubernatorial candidate, is promising on day one that he will fire the progressive prosecutor these campaigns, but if the voters aren't, you won't see them elected anymore. jer and chesa buy -- chesa boudin already out in that election. we've. -- is this a big political opportunity for republicans, do you think, in the fall and beyond? >> yeah, absolutely, especially if they keep serving this message. look, it took a while for the public to catch on to the fact that this was not just about police departments, it was about these liberal prosecutors as well. the police are function as well as it might, but if you're not going to actually lock people up, it sends them right back out on street. republicans are pointing out, look, wills a direct the line between these policies and entirely democrat-run cities. so they're able to use it as a very strong example. and it could be an opportunity, one we haven't seen for a long time in this country can, for republicans to maybe make some more inroads in what has been democratic-nominate -- dominated cities. gerry: dan, that's one of the

kathy hochul will run against lee zeldin. the latest polls give hochul a double digit lead. and then a reminder, our plan our vote tool is here to help you successfully cast your ballot in the midterm primaries, no matter where you live. get key information on the voting rules in your area. head to nbcnews.com/planyourvote. >>> coming up, new details surrounding the investigation into the former president and the highly sensitive material he was storing at mar-a-lago. what does that mean for national security? and a long anticipated announcement on student loan debt forgiveness. that could be a game-changer for millions of americans. what we expect to hear from the president and how it could reshape the midterms. that's ahead. you're watching msnbc. and auto insurance saves. isn't that right phil? sorry, i'm a little busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto. call a local agent or

we saw the attack on lee zeldin in new york and when kavanaugh had somebody show up at his house.arings. the left talking about these issues and extremism and the right talking about the politicization of the fbi. it was an enlightening hearing. if i'm director wray though, i'm really rooted in the fact that violent crime needs to be reduced and the fbi to your point, gillian, is a key part of reducing that violent crime. >> gillian: so what can they do going forward? what is the solution? >> it's a matter of resources. my experience at the department of justice what you put your resources on is what gets addressed. so violent crime in our major cities should be the number 1 issue for not only the fbi but the department of justice. so atf, dea, u.s. marshals and everyone needs to be working on that hand and glove with local law enforcement. >> gillian: mat whitaker, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, gillian. >> gillian: you too. "the story" from a food bank in new jersey where demand is now sky rocketing as americans really struggle to keep pace with red hot inflation. stick wi

maria: and that was new york republican gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin earlier month.e control of congress with a diverse field of candidates. it comes as a new fox news poll shows 75% of voters are dissatisfied with how things are going in the united states. my next guest is looking to unseat senate majority leader chuck schumer who who has been in the senate since 999, and before that he served in the house for 18 years beginning in 1960 -- 1981. candidate joe pinion joins me now. joe, welcome. >> great to be with you, maria, as always. thank you so much for having me. maria: i mean, 18 years in the house, another term, several, in the senate. how do you plan to take down chuck schumer? >> i mean, look, we have to remind people of the fact that whether you're left of bernie sanders or right of donald trump, his fingerprints are on everything that's gone wrong in our body politic today. 42 years this man has been in congress, 6 years before that in the new york state assembly. he has gained power in our name. we're here to tell the untold story of new york, to remind

she is running against lee zeldin who is a republican running on a tough on crime policy position.why she has taken us into her own hands. it's a good thing this guy is back behind bars. she could do bigger things like fire the progressive d.a. in new york city. and also generally speaking, the issue about the way that the cram dilemma crime has run rampant and out of control, the further along it gets, the further along these solutions are going to be extreme. so new york needs a mayor not like eric adams who talks a lot about fighting violent crime and is not doing much to solve the problem. they need someone like rudy giuliani. no paul lewin tolerance policies, and really going after these guys. it's deterrence and no tolerance for criminal rights, but rather more empowerment of victims and preventing this from happening. >> judge jeanine: the point that katie makes is a good one, tyrus, and that's that we have these liberal d.a.'s. i believe that this is a bronx case. and the bronx d.a. is the one that made the decision to reduce it to a misdemeanor. what is crazy about this, t

[applause] and we are here to say that the arrow of trump and lee zeldin, and marc molinaro, jump onus and head down to florida. you don't represent our values. you are not new yorkers. >> kayleigh: wow! >> these are not the words of a leader. i'm stunned, shocked and insulted as a new yorker. only this rhetoric horrible for republicans, but also independents like myself and two americans. you can't speak like this i have news for you, guess what 350,000 new yorkers leapt to florida. that is why they call it the sunshine state. it is because of high crime rates and uncontrolled crime in new york with the highest combined taxes in the entire nation, city and local taxes. it is just ridiculously high. and then we look, always at the epicenter of disease here in new york whether monkeypox, ebola, the flu. it is always here because of the poor leadership. so we need to focus on what is going on at the foundation and the new york office as governor versus kicking us out. we are hardworking new yorkers. we pay our taxes and help keep things going in yet, you want to get rid of us. that is

then we had the incident, lee zeldin, where a guy says you're done and comes at him, you know, with a weapon to take him out. it looked like at least on video to me and he kept saying, you're done, you're done. they give k out the addresses od the justices. they give out the kids schoolsre and addresses of the kids schools. then they give out addth the church addresses the justices and when they actually go to church. so it sounds like they actually want something horrible totu happen. se otherwise, why else would you do something like that? sean, if i own vox or was its editor in chief, i would have this. he calls himself a senior correspondent e milnor fanciesch himself as a serious reporter.if he would be suspend or i would fire him just outright because as you said, it was just o a little over a month ago. that'sve it. when a man was indicted on anmu attempted murder charge of supreme court justice for cavanaugh, i can guarantee you as sureprem as you were born, if anyone in this business to pam's point had posted an obituary like this for justice kagan or sotomayor or ketanji bro

we have people like congressman lee zeldin who refused to support the certification of biden's victoriesjected to the results in pennsylvania and arizona. then we have people like republican florida governor ron desantis who just will not answer when he's asked do you think the election was legitimate? do you think it was rigged? he basically doesn't say anything and he pivots to other topics. i included those people on the list as well because i think if you are refusing to affirm the legitimacy of a free and fair election you are part of this issue as well. >> it's a really interesting issue. kari lake beat someone in that category so he also tells you which could voters prefer. daniel dale, thank you. >>> so how would the rise of these election deniers change the dynamic inside the republican party? with us now margaret hoover, scott jennings, alice stewart and noah rothman. noah is the author of the new book "the rise of the new puritans: fighting back against progressives war on fun." i have a copy in my hand right now, we're going to ask about the book in a little bit. i'm not as i

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she is running against lee zeldin, who is a republican running on a tough on crime policy position. that's why she is taking this into her own hands. it's a good thing this guy is back behind bars. she could do bigger things like fire the progressive in new york city. i would brag and also generally speaking, you the issue about the way the crime is run so rampant and out of control is it's going to further along. it gets the further the solution is going to need to be extreme. so new york is the mayor not like eric adams, who talks a lot about fighting violent crime but isn't doing much to solve the problem? say something like rudy giuliani, no tolerance policies, broken window theory and really going hard after these guys. there's a deterrence and no tolerance for criminal rights, but rather more empowerment of victims preventing this from happening to other people. you know, the point that he makes is a good one , tyrus, and that is that, you know, we've got liberals. yes. this is i believe this is a bronx case and the bronx d.a. is the one who made the decision to reduce it to a

that's what lee zeldin should make it about. >> brian: it is. >> ainsley: and get rid of alvin bragg.e says. >> brian: charles payne is coming up next, direct experience with that. coming up, happy wife, happy life? there's a new rule that couples say is the key to successful marriage. we break down the "2-2-2" rule. >> ainsley: and joe manchin hope he's not wrong again about the left agenda, adding more inflation, but charles payne is crunching the numbers and next he's going to tell us about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. >> tech: cracked windshield? ask your doctor about entresto trust safelite. we'll replace your g

i think a candidate like lee zeldin will do something like that and made it part of his platform. >>vulnerable especially now that crime is through the roof. >> she is silent. you talk about backing law enforcement up. we talk about getting law enforcement to the days of yore where they took proactive policing seriously and get the criminals off the street. they aren't allowed do that anymore. how many more murders like this will we have before everybody wakes up and understands we need to get our first line of defense in the country, the police department? >> dana: look at this, murder up 2%, rape up 17%. this one captured my eye. robbery and assault up 39% and 27% respectively. robbery in this situation -- you want to go after somebody and you want to get your cab fare. 11 or 15, that means a lot to him and advise victims to do what, not chase them? >> of course. let the police handle ce aren't the way we used to. the brooklyn robbery squad would handle the patterns to would spill into other borrows. it doesn't happen anymore. the cops have their hands tied because they lose everyt

new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin the economic burden will get worse in new york and time for the biden administration to lead. >> if these people refuse to go to the border to solve this, all of a sudden the border is making its way to washington, d.c. the border is making its way up to new york. we have to work together as americans to tackle this. >> do you hear the congressman mention washington, d.c.? mayor bowser plans to amend her request for national guard support. the initial request was rejected on friday by the pentagon. this is just the beginning according to governor abbott. he said thousands more migrants will arrive not only in washington, d.c. but also here in new york city in the coming months, dana. >> dana: nate foye, thank you. >> bill: 13 past. china blowing past the scheduled military deadline for its largest ever military drills around taiwan. exercises that taipei says it is simulating an attack on the island. general jack keane next. >> dana: smash a grab robbers pulling off a heist in a matter of seconds. >> defunding of $6 billion n

you need somebody up in albany like lee zeldin that can remove a d.a. like bragg.any civil liability for any of his actions. i think if you held the d.a.s and judges to the same liability that you hold the police officers to i think you will see them change their tune to a degree. when you have somebody as wealthy as soros backing you, you think you are invincible as well. the public needs to turn this around themselves and put the right officials in there and get rid of these d.a.s and judges and hold them accountable. let's change the law on the books. let's make them responsible like police officers are. take the indemnification away from them. they did it to the police. leo is correct. he systematically dismantling the whole law enforcement platform eliminating the first line of defense in the country and doing it through propaganda effectively. >> sandra: thank you very much, sir. >> any time. thank you. >> bill: back to breaking news. house speaker pelosi expected to arrive in taipei, taiwan moments from now spiking already tense relations with beijing. we'll

we'll drop down felonies to miss diplomat mean or s and people being let out after they attack lee zeldinrunning for governor. conservatives believe in real criminal justice. donald trump signed my bill which actually started to put into place things that actually worked conservatives have to get that message out there we can have safety while at the same point providing hope and opportunity for those communities that need it most. jackie: you bring up the da's and they are a huge problem especially in new york city. alvin bragg was voted into office, governor hochul or whoever takes over from her if somebody else new comes in has the opportunity, has the power to removal alvin bragg, and it seems to me this is the type of person just using hill as an example that won't step down on his own he will have to be forcefully removed. >> i agree if there's a way for the governor of new york to remove them they should already. take the example of florida where you're taking prosecutors are supposed to prosecute the law. think aren't defense attorneys, general practice of the law, they are there

friday this group was bigger about 350 migrants, new york congressman, gubernatorial candidate lee zeldintime for the biden administration to leave. >> if these people refuse to go down to the border to solve this, all of sudden the border is making its way to washington, d.c. the border is making its way up to new york. we have to work together as americans to tackle this. reporter: you heard the congressman mention washington, d.c., where 6500 migrants have been bused since april. mayor muriel bowser plans to amend the request for initial support. that was turned down by the pentagon. that happened on friday. this is just the beginning, david, governor abbott said thousands more migrants are coming. david: those numbers, may sound like a lot, but it's a small percent what they're dealing with at the border that has to be kept in mind, nate, thank you. look at the markets, all three indices bouncing around today in positive and negative territory as you can see. 74 points on the dow is what we need to get out of a correction. will we make it? more to come right here. ♪ when traders tell

running for not reelection obviously, governor cuomo stepped down she a is governor running against lee zeldin to do that as governor,and her o opponent in zeldin remember this is two weeks ago, somebody goes up on to a podium when doing a speech and tries to stab him in the neck! that person, got out the same day under ridiculous bail laws we remember what happened to daniel enriquez sitting on subway going home from his job, at goldman sachs a man walks up to him shoots and killed him that man out on bail and not for shoplifting assault charges we are lawing people on streets wondered where exodus out of new york san francisco los angeles primarily due to crime to drug use in open air i took awalk up to central park yesterday time to kill i could not escape smell of weed everywhere new york not what it used to be penn station take a train into citywalking over bodies that you don't know are live or deed homeless everywhere, and, this mayor can talk a big game dothing about it sir you are losing on tax revenue as people move to florida, kentucky idaho. dagen: mark not the smell of marijuana t

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hochul knows she is in trouble because lee zeldin is running and saying i will fix crime, i will fixy. -- that is new york city. new york state could have a n republican governor in november. >> that would be impressive. but you know what? i think at the end of the day new yorkers -- everyone in these progressive-led cities, everyone is sick and a tired of the crime. you know, i was waiting for my car ride here, i don't know, last week and the driver as soon as i got in the car, he goes mr- mr. tepper, i cannot tell you over the course of the last five minutes how many drug addicts i've seen walk up and down the street. that's where we're at right now. >> you know what's back also, the squegee guys are back in full force. that's what rudy guliani originally fixed. it led to fixing crime. cheryl: republicans come in and be mayors, you think you've got ought it all in the bag here in new york, you might not. i'm just saying. they need to wake up. coming up, the upside to playing favorites at work. we'll get insight into how to strengthen your office relationships. that's coming up next

it's very rare that a republican can win in this state but lee zeldin, at least talk on the street he'scity back. we want a clean safe city again. >> zeldin could win. >> ainsley: he could. thank you geraldo. have a great weekend tell erica hey. >> still ahead we are standing by for the july jobs report, charles payne is going to break down what the numbers mean for you and your family as soon as we get them coming up next. but first here's michael ray performing live on the fox square. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> kiss a little more, kiss a little more, think a little little more, think a little ♪♪ ♪♪ derstand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time." they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. >> folks across the northeast are sweating it out embracing

lee zeldin who is running -- has the republican nomination running against him was about to call a presse in front of the hospital. she calls in at 2:00 and makes that announcement at 2:30 he had a preference. press conference just to be on the cover the "new york post." she is examining the no cash bail law. unaccept than she is not weighing in on the illegal immigration and the buses coming to manhattan. adams is doing that she does not deserve another four years. >> steve: it's her policies. she was completely behind it. meanwhile, as we mentioned, joe biden is going to hit the road and do a victory tour starting on thursday in montgomery county in maryland. one of the things he is going to talk about is, you know, i was able to bring down the cost of gas about 75 cents. you have heard his advisers sayings the prices of gas are down, down, down, when you take a look. today the price, according to a.a.a. is 390. a month ago as is you key 3.41. also 70 cents higher than it was a year ago at this time. one of the reasons you look at diesel it's still close to 5 bucks and a year ago it wa

next person that this guy kills is on your head and lee zeldin should be in front of a camera every singleth these crimes legitimately out of control of say our cities are being abandoned. have you seen these stats. how many people have left major cities overwhelming, san francisco, 31%, 46%, 41 members in portland. 42 in detroit. 43 in chicago. people have just said the hell with this you are not going to watch my back. i have an obligation to survive my family to thrive. i'm leaving. so, if you are a republican, and you are not running on this, you are not trying. >> steve: jaw dropping statistic if you put the map back up, we have some folks from the chicago area actually in the studio today because today is the big concert. >> brian: not criminals. >> steve: 43% of chicago has not returned to downtown. have you guys been downtown? and does it seem desserted? it does indeed. we have eyewitnesses. >> ainsley: new york feels different too. on the other extreme this study was done by the university of california berkeley. at the extreme you have got salt lake city, bakersville, california,

conservings, lee zeldin can you leave the state?ad of hey come back we need everybody we no tax base. >> ainsley: say that democratic governor and most of the people in the city at least votes democratically. isn't it like 3 to 1 or 4 to 1? >> steve: how many republicans are going to vote for the democrat governor. >> ainsley: not now. >> brian: i never heard the message if you don't vote for me leave the state. an interesting little tagline. what a unifier. >> ainsley: california if you are homeless come here. she is saying if you are republican leave. >> steve: apparent lay sanctuary city for democrats. >> ainsley: right, exactly. >> brian: if you are from venezuela stay. if you are a republican leave. >> ainsley: 6:04 on the east coast. the justice department says it doesn't need that special master that donald trump is requesting. they said they -- we don't need a special master to review the documents that were seized from mar-a-lago. and they accuse donald trump's team of concealing the documents. >> brian: right. here we go.

we'll zero in on crime, lee zeldin running for the governor of new york, even he was attacked. of this bill as well as the january 6th proceedings. we'll get into it with the harvard law professor as well. we have breaking news coming up. i'll see you in 15 minutes. will: we'll be there. great to talk to you, maria. thank you. let's turn to meteorologist adam klotz for a fox weather forecast. >> hey, will. i'm out here getting all of the less -- lesson. my head is spinning. they are incredibly smart which is why i'm focusing -- you don't got to run away. keep playing. keep the lessons going. they are incredibly smart, incredibly good at this which is why i just focus on the forecast. it's extreme chess because it's so hot and sticky. 83 degrees right now but with the humidity it feels like we're in the 90s, that's here in new york city. it's hot all the way to the middle of the country. one rainy spot we're paying attention to, that's the upper midwest. there's currently heavy rain moving into the chicago area, across northern illinois. there's the daytime highs. guess what, th