mayor lightfoot thanks so much for joining us.ere is what happened last night when president trump was specifically asked to condemn white supremacist and far right groups. watch this. >> i'm willing to do anything. i want to see peace. >> do it sir. >> say it. >> you want to call them, what do you want to call them? give me a name. >> white supremacists and -- >> stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what. i'll tell you what. somebody's got to do something about antifa and the left. >> the president now says this far right group should stand by and let law enforcement do its job and specifically asked if he condemns white supremacists he said he always condemns any form of what he calls that. do you buy his explanation? >> no i don't and in particular where has he been? these groups have been threatening elected officials, public health officials all over the country. in michigan they went to the capitol armed and ready for a fight because the governor of michigan was trying to do the right thing to protect the residents of h

molly lightfoot has more. >> high mike, melissa.statewide race in massachusetts wasn't even close. the loss raising some questions about the winning power of what america's best -- nearly 40 years old deeply rooted in the bay states. chose him to deliver state of the union address. you see powerful democrats really investing in this -- >> i called senator markey to congratulate him and pledge my support in his campaign in the months ahead. he's a good man. you have never heard me saying otherwise. >> senator ed markey's soap a very solid when before becoming the junior senator. elizabeth warren endorsed senator markey along with alexandria ocasio-cortez. data packing helped -- >> extended my respect. it has been fierce at times for the people of this great commonwealth. >> one more thing, of the voters when million plus voters have participated, the majority of those it's the polls open yesterday. we will see what happens in november. melissa. >> we are awaiting those speeches from joe biden and president trump. plus president trump

we need more solutions and not statements from mayor lightfoot, this is a result of failed policies of public safety in connection with chicago. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it. jillian: the doj deems 3 cities anarchist jurisdictions after violent arrests, but the cities are firing back calling the move a cheap political game. did you see this? a touchdown fitting for the season, we're not talking fall but covid-19 season, the hand sanitizer celebration in the end zone. ♪ ♪ a party in the usa ♪ shannon: the justice department declaring three us cities anarchist jurisdictions were failing to condemn widespread violence. >> new york city, portland and seattle losing millions in federal funding. jackie ibanez joins us. >> reporter: leaders in new york city, portland and seattle threatening legal action against the doj and trump administration calling the move unconstitutional after months of violence, destruction and riots. william barr threatening to pull federal funding from the cities labeling them anarchist jurisdictions and claim that democratic leaders failed to stop the

[indiscernible] heor lightfoot responded if wanted to help you with nmr federal resources. and former attorney general's said they sessions were welcomed warmly at the time. what took your office along? a.g. barr: so long to do what? i described with the genesis of .egend was the four covid we started seeing violence at ticking in a number of cities. knowing your the level he got to most recently. we tried to launch a program called relentless pursuit. at thee covid it almost thing time we were mobilizing the agents to go into the city. so that program is effectively aborted. thehe meantime, with incident with george floyd and the attacks on the police and the demonization of the police and discussions of defunding, we saw sharp increases in a number of cities, including chicago. at that point we essentially rebooted the idea of targeting various cities and targeting the increases in violent crime and tailored it to the phenomenon we were seeing in the wake of the d fund the police effort. chicago did not meet all of the criteria we had been looking for in cities. given the

. >> does president trump also -- mayor lightfoot and our former mayor would respond if he seriously wanted to help, he would send in more federal resources. when the former attorney general sessions did temporarily send a few dozen federal agents here, they seem today be welcomed very warmly at that time. what took your office so long? >> what took my office so long? so long to do what? i describe what the genesis of legend was. which was before covid, we started seeing violence upticking in a number of cities, nowhere near the level it got to most recently, and we tried to launch a program called relentless pursuit. and then the covid hit almost at the same time we were mobilizing the agents to go into the cities. so that program was effectively aborted. in the meantime, with the incident with george floyd and the attacks on the police and the demonization of the police and the discussions of defunding, we saw sharp increases in a number of cities, including chicago. and so at that point, we essentially rebooted the idea of targeting various cities and targeting the increases in vi

you've been begging the defazios and mayor lightfoot, ted wheeler, the mayor of seattle, pretty much begging them to allow you to help them restore order. joe biden said at one point police become the enemy. wants to reallocate funds. kamala harris was for the reallocation of defunding the l.a.p.d., $150 million, got a billion dollars now cut from the new york pd. why do you think that these mayors and governors steadfastly refuse your offered assistance to restore order? >> president trump: well, kenosha is a great example. that was ready to burn down after three nights, and we went in with the national guard and just closed it i would. it took, like, so quick, and minneapolis is another example. it was burning for two weeks before the national guard came in, and once the national guard came in, it was over. it took, you saw it, 45 minutes to one hour, and it was all over. this was going on for weeks. we would do the same thing -- we were ready to go to seattle, they took over 20%, a big chunk in the middle of the city, and we told them we are coming in, and then, they sent their po

mayor lori lightfoot warns there could be layoffs of government workers.he calls for more federal aid to cities. prices spell the inflation rate came in at -.2%. recent economic activity has not managed to upset pandemic impact. apple's most important product is holding up the midst of a recession and pandemic. the company has asked suppliers to build 5 million 5g iphones. apple anticipates shipment of the next generation devices could hit 80 million in 2020. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> do i look like a radical socialist with a soft spot for rioters? really? i want a safe america, safed from covid, safe from crime and looting, safed from racially motivated violence, safe from bad cops. let me be crystal clear. safed from four more years of donald trump. the conversations of our two candidates, mr. biden and mr. trump. kevin cirilli joins us, our chief washington correspondent. kenosha is midway between chicago and mil

mayor lori lightfoot call for more federal aid. for the first time since 2016, consumer prices fell and the euro area. the inflation rate in august came in at minus .2%. economists had expected a slight increase. a recent rebound in economic activity has not upset the pandemic impact on demand. product is being held up. learned that apple anticipates shipment of the next-generation devices could hit 80 million in 2020. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in .ore than 120 countries this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the u.s. government abusing the role of the dollar, overusing sanctions to make it unattractive. that is where we start getting alternatives put forward. tom: good morning. we are following the tesla story. we will have two good guests. atwill have those guests 8:30. to inform you about this original transaction. really getting a firestorm of interest across twitter and the internet space as well. posen didwhat adam yesterday, his conversation with the

mayor lori lightfoot calling for citywide moment of silence saying the ruling was heartbreaking and left more questions than answers. >> donald trump and the biden campaign condemning the violence against police, praying for the two police officers that were shot in louisville, kentucky, the federal government stands behind you and ready to help. biden, amidst the profound grief and anger today's decision generated, violence is never and can never be the answer, those who engage in a must be held accountable. democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris writing and part violence is not the answer and we must find a way to express our grief and anger in ways that reflect the world we wish to see. jillian: who was breanna taylor? she was an emt who worked at a louisville hospital is a full-time er technician. her mother so she aspired to grow her career in healthcare, including going back to school, to become neonatal intensive care unit nurse. as all sides decry breanna taylor's death as a tragedy geraldo rivera says those who shot the officers last night of defiled her memory. >> a

mayor lori lightfoot called for a citywide moment of silence saying the ruling was heartbreaking and left more questions than answers. >> donald trump and the biden campaign condemning the violence against police, the president tweeting and part praying for the two police officers that were shot in louisville, kentucky, the federal government stands behind you and is ready to help. joe biden posting in part even amid the profound grief and anger today's decision generated violence is never and can never be the answer. those who engage in it must be held accountable. kamala harris writing, quote, violence is not the answer. we must find a way to express our grief, anger and demands in ways that reflect the world we wish to face. todd: dan bondgino says it is a tragic situation but shooting other offices in response is unacceptable. >> law and order, we get the law part, what is the order part? that is process and fact that not every single tragedy involves police is a criminal act and by firing everybody up like that, msnbc anchor speaking things she doesn't even know, this is what yo

pelosi, schumer, cuomo, de blasio, mayor ted wheeler in portland, mayor lori lightfoot in chicago. how much joy have they been spreading lately? >> sad times. so much going on. my state of california, then we had the sadness of kenosha. >> republicans are the enemy of the good. >> we don't want them here. t we have and ask them here. we want them to leave. >> any school that goes over 119 covid-19 positive cases are going to be close down the do remote learning. >> at some point all of these characters pulling the strings in the biden puppet show, theyep forgot our declaration of independence guarantees not just life and liberty, but also the pursuit of happiness. those rights are available.e, meaning government can't take them away or shouldn't be able to take them away. yet everywhere you looking blue state america, they are trying to keep you from living, from exercising your freedom, from deciding your own path to happiness. sorry.ou unless you are rioting against trump andem systemic racism, in which case you are free to set fires, beat people up, harassed diners and restauran

in lori lightfoot's chicago, 54 people were shot this weekend, and 12 of them were killed. still she is the mayor. and police in lancaster, pennsylvania, forced to use tear gas last night to move a violent mob out of the streets. black rah lives matter activists -- black lives mart activists again throwing bricks, trying to damage vehicles, calling officers the real kkk. >> you the real kkk! [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> i just don't want to get hitment -- hit. lou: the ignorance, the violence absolutely incredible. and testing being tolerate -- it's being tolerated by those democrat-run cities. all of that, by the withdraw, by the activists, the thugs, the mob in response to a fatal police shooting of a man by the name of ricardo munoz. police shot and culled the 27-year-old -- killed the 27-year-old man as they responded to a domestic disturbance call yesterday afternoon. police officer body camera video shows munoz actually thesenning those -- threatening those officers with a knife in his right hand before he was shot. and shot dead. police records sh

the chicago activist on horseback once tapped by chicago mayor lori lightfoot to help the first resident to get out and participate in the census in a world of trouble tonight after riding his horse until it was severely injured for several miles, reportedly this time to bring an effort of movement for greater investment in youth programs. the so-called census cowboy charged with aggravated cruelty to an animal, a 7 and a half-mile run without shoes on the freeway. the horse would have to be euthanized but we are told the injured horse with the recovering on a private farm. the kosovo envoy agreed to name the body of water after the us president, lake trump would honor the administration's efforts in facilitating the recent economic mobilization agreement between the two neighbors. digging into shocking information in the investigation into the origins of the russia collusion probe and michael flynn case. our legal panel will debate it next. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with

the liberal billionaire governor is a genius, and chicago's mayor lori lightfoot, she's a courageous trailblazer. well, that is the democrats ideal midwest city, chicago, high taxes, pro-pot, anti-gun, antibusiness. here's how illinois policy institute adam schuetz here describes that state wide. in 1980, illinois had $4.5 billion in unfunded pension debt and a perfect credit rating. today, illinois has nearly $140 billion in unfunded pension debt and its credit rating is just one notch above junk status. that debt now eats $31 of every 100 taxpayers dollars sent to the state. now illinois is so antibusiness that it ranks only above new york and california on chief executive magazine's list of most antibusiness dates. so if illinois was a fabulous place to live and start a business, why has its population been declining? now for six years straight, and chicago, chicago was the place to be, why did the obama's spend all their time in their other homes? rarely visit there? now the fact is, if you live in the midwest, and if you vote for biden, you are voting for the policies that ran i

pelosi, schumer, cuomo, de blasio, mayor ted wheeler of portland, lori lightfoot in chicago, how much joy have they been spreading lately? >> sad time. so much going on. in my state of california, and then we have sadness of kenosha. >> the republicans are the enemy of the good. they are not wanted here. we haven't asked them here. in fact, we want them to leave. >> any school that goes over 100 covid-19 positive cases is going to be closed down to do remote learning. >> laura: at some point, all of these characters who are pulling the strings in the biden puppet show, they forgot that our declaration of independence guarantees not just in life and liberty, but also the pursuit of happiness. now, those rights are inalienable, meaning government can't take them away, or at least shouldn't be able to take them away, yet everywhere you look in blue state america, they are trying to keep you from living, from exercising their freedom, from deciding your own path to happiness. oh, sorry, unless you are rioting against trump and systemic racism, in which case, you are free to set fires, bea

where police stopped him for a seat belt violation, a chicago activist on horseback wants mayor lightfoot to help participate in a census. he rode the horse severely injured for miles. the so-called census cowboy charged with a felony couldn't of animal cruelty to an animal. he took him for a 7 1/2 mile run without shoes on the freeway. we're told the injured horse will be recovering on a private farm. presidents of serbia and kosovo on board. the two nations have agreed to name a body of water that makes up their border after the u.s. president. lake trump would honor the administration's efforts in facilitating the recent normalization agreement between the two neighbors. digging in tonight to shocking new information in the investigation into the origins of the russia collusion probe and michael flynn case. texts you have to see. our legal panel debate it next. what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. ♪ you know limu,g after all these years it's t

chicago mayor lori lightfoot went to help get her hair done, in between her ignoring the rioting, looting her city, but taking time out of her day -- if you remember that, recently. she has to get her hair done because she is on television needs to look good. whether or not anyone can tell the difference, that's up to the viewer and the citizenry, but another one, gretchen whitmer in michigan. what we are seeing -- look, all of these progressive leaders and these progressive districts, their districts, lest we forget, are crumbling, hemorrhaging businesses and residents, they were becoming -- like in san francisco, where the streets were running with human feces, crime was up, homelessness, drug addiction, all of these problems predated the double whammy of unprecedented nightmares we are now suffering through, the virus and the marxist riots. and how did they behave then? the same they are behaving now peer of all of these progressive leaders and these districts continue to behave like aloof, 17th century monarchs, just blindlblithely presiding over tr troubling fiefdoms, their authoriti

chicago mayor lori lightfoot promised that people went to parties would suffer sterner consequences thano looted target. watch. >> and this is how it's going tl be. we will shut you down. we will cite you. and if we need to, we will arrest you and we will take you to jail. >> tucker: if only she was not angry at people shooting each other on the south side or people mugging pedestrians in the loop, but she's not. in los angeles, eric garcetti went even farther than that. he took his cues from the chinese government. hosting a gathering in los angeles will cost you your water enter power service, the mayor decreed. >> these large parties are unsafe and can cost people their lives. that's why tonight i'm authorizing the city to shut off los angeles department of water and power service in the egregious cases in which houses, businesses, and other venues are hosting unpermitted large gatherings. >> tucker: no science behind that. hard to believe this is happening in america, but of course it is. once you give politicians power, they don't relinquish it, why would they? for mediocre people l

several local business leaders as well as local elected officials sent letters to mayor lori lightfootthing or they fear businesses will get out of here as well. charles? charles: thank you, grady. meanwhile just a short time from now but joe biden will participate in a community meeting in kenosha, wisconsin. following the police shooting of jacob blake. the visit of, comes as the democratic presidential nominee is slamming the paycheck protection program claiming that the funds never made it to small businesses. so i want to go to hillary vaughn in washington with the very latest. hillary that is not true but he said it anyway. reporter: that's right, charles. this is not the first time democratic nominee joe biden made the claim that the small business loan program did not help as many small businesses as the program was intended to. he said that back in may. he was fact checked again. he is pair losting the claims today. look what the data from the paycheck protection program shows. analysis over five million loans were approved. of that the average loan size was just over $100,000

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doubling the availability of mental health professionals at the suggestion of council vice president lightfoot. we will take our family intervention team out of the police department and move it in its funding to the department of youth and recreation services where our pathways to peace program already resides. >> reporter: there were questions about potential agitators in the group, stirring up trouble and causing violence over the last several nights. the police chief did confirm they are here. there were arrest severals. some from out of town as far away as alaska as well as massachusetts. over the last several day, demonstrators have called for the resignation of the police chief and the mayor. they were out here together they are committed to change. thank you. >>> now to portland where a protest protester caught on fire. in this dramatic video you can see the man run into the street with his clothing on fire after a cocktail wads thrown at police. we were watching that video. what more can you tell us about these clashes? >> reporter: last night we saw an escalation in the violence here

in chicago, protesters held up traffic to march down main streets and mayor lightfoot called for a momente. in d.c., protesters made sure breonna taylor's name was heard. >> breonna taylor! breonna taylor! >> in grand rapids, two of breonna taylor's cousins spoke and led a march there. hundreds gathered in philadelphia, atlanta, los angeles, seattle, portland. you get the picture. more protests are expected today. >>> joining me now, though, from ground zero, louisville, kentucky, is cal perry. cal, what more do we know about last night and what happened with these police officers and then, more importantly, what's going to happen today? >> first the police officers. we know they're both in stable condition. one shot in the leg and abdomen. one of those officers needed surgery. that's all we know about the incident. if it was a random insdins they've not provided those details. we saw a smaller crowd than what we're used to in louisville. even though things got violent, it was a smaller crowd. jefferson square park. i've never really seen it this quiet during the day. this is also where p

even begging bill de blasio and mayor lightfoot, ted wheeler and the governor, the mayor of seattle,tty much begging them to allow you to help them restore order. joe biden said at one point the police become the enemy, wants to reallocate funds. kamala harris was for the reallocation of defunding the l.a.p.d., they have a billion dollars now cut from the new york pd. why do you think these mayors and governors steadfastly refuse your offered assistance to restore order. >> president trump: kenosha was a great example, that was ready to burn down after three nights. we wenttin in with the national guard and just closed it out. so quick. minneapolis is another example, the problem is it was burning for two weeks before the national guard came in. once the national guard came in it was over. it took 45 minutes to make one hour. this was going on for weeks. we were doing the same thing, ready to go into seattle. they took over 20% of the city. we told them they are come again, there police are fine. let them do what they arein supposed to be doing but they don't do that. all democrat ru

the criminal activity has exploded and thanks to mayor lori lightfoot failing on the job, things aren'te in downtown chicago which is something that rarely ever happens and we're continuing to see that. businesses are boarded up. it doesn't appear that some of those businesses will come back and things have been completely and totally devastated. meanwhile, we've got a mayor who locked down the city and said barber shops couldn't open but she went to get a haircut. this is a situation that people in chicago won't forget. a lot of people have left the city, in terms of moved out of. we'll continue to see those numbers tick up for places that are more conservative, like miami and florida. this is a testify station -- devastation for many folks. dagen: for people in red states they would love the tax revenue and the jobs but people leave blue states, if they're democrats very often, they believe blue states, move to red states and they vote blue even though democrat policies were the reason that the city they left was in disarray in the first place. make sense of that. michael: you guys ha

but it wasn't during the pandemic, and mayor lori lightfoot said in a press conference on march the 18thon't worry, we're not going to ticket you. an expired meter that is otherwise legally parked and not posing a safety threat, you should not be getting ticketed. what happened? it turns out 35,000 tickets were issued between that period she said they were going to give a break, march 18th to april 30th, almost a million dollars worth of fines coming due, of which people have had to pay at least half, a little more than half, actually. people not too happy about that, but some people forced to pay in some ways because it was going to increase, you know, you don't pay your ticket, it goes up, doubles, there's a penalty. one person who talked to the chicago tribune who did an investigation on this said, quote: it is a betrayal. it's absolutely ridiculous. it puts people in a tough spot, a tough financial position at the absolute worst time. and it's just a really shady thing to do. welcome to america in 2020. sometimes stuff like that happens. the only positive, neil, i'll say this, city i

: police in chicago cracking down on all of things promising despite the promise from mayor lore lightfoote pandemic. jeff is live for us from chicago. why the flip-flop? >> a good question, julie. we don't know. the mayor hasn't said why. i'm on rush street, one of toughest places typically to park. if you don't park here, i met a gentleman here, a very nice man but if you don't pay for parking, this man will put a ticket on your car. as he should. but the mayor said and i quote her on march 18 now. she said in the pandemic the only ticketing that is going to be happening is if there is a car or other vehicle posing some kind of public safety threat. so if you don't pay the meter, no big deal. you won't get a ticket. what happened? 35,000 tickets got written to the tune of about $1 million. almost $1 million worth of fines. of which, the city has -- people have paid half of that. again, answering your, julie. nobody knows why the city flip-flop and i haven't gotten an answer from the mayor. a lot of people are out a lot of money in a city -- well, i guess they need the money. maybe it's g

before that it was lori lightfoot, mayor of chicago who just had to have her hair done against the rulesials flout restrictions they themselves imposed you know the loosen up demands from regular folks can only grow. what about joe biden? threatening a new national lockdown and a national mask mandate? surely those are nonstarters. with the virus in retreat it is time to look towards more opening, rather than more lockdowns. this is september. not march. now effective tests, treatments and vaccines are very close. we can deal much better with outbreaks that cold weather may bring. we've seen the other side of the virus. that is where we want to go. if our leaders break their own rules it is time to change the rules, maybe change the leaders too. look who is here. liz peek, fox news contributor. big smile. always big smile. liz, welcome back to the program. what is the point of rules if the rule makers ignore them and what does it tell us about the state of the lockdown? >> stuart, who could be a bigger hypocrite on this topic than nancy pelosi who has been critical from day one that dona

doubling the availability of mental health professionals at the suggestion of counsel vice president lightfootm out of the police department and move it and its funding to the department of youth and recreation services, where our pathways to peace program already resides. to better and more humanely serve our residents. >> blake: senior correspondent laura ingle with the very latest out of new york. good morning. what's new? >> good morning. there is a lot going on with this story. over the weekend in new york attorney general who is overseeing the investigation, into daniel prude's death announced a grand jury to get into what she has called "an exhaustive investigation into this matter." this has been going on for months. the city of rochester has seen a wide range of protest and response to the death of daniel prude who died after being restrained by police back in march. last night was the fifth night of demonstrations and was calm her. friday and saturday's protest escalated into chaos, and protesters started going after businesses and restaurant patrons, chasing people the way, pushing

in neighborhoods who do you we expect social workers in neighborhoods not fearing for lives mayor lightfootng to send m in other more police officers to city is crazy seems her city is under fire just like baltimore. >> looking at democrat-run cities yesterday on "sunday morning futures" unemployment rates are double what the country is or you know, 11%, 10 1/2% much more than where we are nationally you have to believe it is policy one policy, was doing away with bail, cash bail, kamala harris wants to eliminate all cash bail for country we know what at a that has done for new york can i asked andrew cuomo governor of new york here is what he said in march he said we would have solutions watch this. >>. >> will you propose or support the judges have the discretion to let out criminals as they see fit and change this bail reform situation which has caused crime numbers to go shooting up. >> bail reform for many years based on how much money you have that is how much money you have we are going to make more changes i understand the fear, i understand the criticism, i said that i am working o