even lori lightfoot gets it. lori lightfoot is in of the mayor of chicago.to her equity based policies the city of chicago is falling apart, people are dying in huge numbers. shootings in chicago jumped 60% last year. lori lightfoot knows purposely while this is happening. she knows why it is happening but lori lightfoot doesn't care. lori lightfoot is so uninterested in all of those deaths that she won't even answer questions about it when asked. watch this exchange coming from tuesday this week. speak every time you have a press conference you say a crime is down, the economy is booming -- >> well, that is not true but get your question, sir. >> reporter: across the street we had a police officer on duty the victim of a hit-and-run. we have michigan avenue, the magnificent mile is now referred to as the mile of fear. the water tower place has thrown the keys back to the lender. they say they don't want to be in chicago anymore. real chicagoans are asking me, how could you possibly even consider running for reelection as mayor of the city of chicago after a

>> i know that i can beat lori lightfoot. general population of voters in the city of chicago have made a decision on whether or not she deserves a second term and overwhelmingly that answer is no. people in chicago want to feel safe the number one issue in the city of chicago as your series pointed out is that crime is out of control. like the wild west in the midwest in the city. they want to mayor that's in a take charge and to take ownership and i vowed to do that. i will make everyone's personal safety whether they live here work here or come here to visit for vacation. my number one priority mayor lightfoot has never done that. lucky if she even recognizes that alone takes accountability for it. i will take accountable for the violence. i've stood up to gang bangers throw my two terms, i've not back down even when they damage my home, come at me at my house, or even made death threats against me. don't scare me the way that they scare her and i will stand for my people. >> tucker: has she called you races yet? >> not ye

and there's a reason for lori lightfoot, she did that.oing each one of and answer questions about it. one journalist is not very many left with not deterred so he asked a couple of simple questions of lori lightfoot. >> across the street we had a police officer on duty victim of a hit-and-run we have michigan avenue the magnificent mile is now referred to as the miles feared. the water tower place has thrown the keys back to the lender they said they don't want to be in chicago anymore. we are chicagoans are asking how can you possibly even consider running for reelection as mayor of the city of chicago and after all the harm that you've caused? >> i disagree with you fundamentally and i'm think i need to address our dignified any of your comments one second next question. >> tucker: not one second further. right, kelly confronted lightfoot on the grease and carjackings and chicago and she the same response that she attacked him watch. >> the data speaks for itself. and on all the measures that you just talked about, homicides, shootings,

even lori lightfoot gets it. lori lightfoot is the mayor of chicago. ba thanks to her equity based policies, the city of chicago is falling apart. people are dying in huge numbers. shootings in chicago jumped 60% last year.st lori lightfoot knows perfectly well this is happening. she knowsposeile this why it iso but loriot lightfoot doesn't cae . lori lightfoot iste so uninterested in all of those deaths, mostlyhose black people that she won't even t answer questions about them when askedh . watch this exchange. it comes from tuesday ofro this weekm. es everyda time you have a pressev conference, you say crime is a down, the economy is booming. well, that's not that's not boue .my butoming get your questions acs the street. we had a police officer on duty, the victim of a hit and run. we have michigan avenue. the magnificent mile is nows referred to as the mile of fear the water tower place has thrown the keys back to the lender. . they say they don't want to be in chicago anymore. are real chicagoans are asking me how could you possibly even consider

i know that i can beat lori lightfoot. we have done polls that showha that the general population,a the voters of the city of chicago have made a decision on whether orr she deserves a second term and overwhelmingly that answersi is no. people in chicago want to feel t safe. the numberhene i one issue in te city of chicago, as your series pointed out, is that crime is out of control. it is likeke the wild westn ine midwest in this city.rg they want a mayor who's going to take charge to take d ownership and i vow to do that . i will make everyone's personal safety whether they live here, work here or come here to visit for vacation. my number one priority, mayor lightfoot, has never done that . we'ree . lucky if she even recognizes a victim, let alone take accountability forfo i will take a i will be accountable for the violence. i have stoodolen up to gangbangs throughout my two terms as alderman. i have not backed ter down even when they've damaged my home. come at me at my house or evenn' made death threats against me. t

last month, kelly confronted lightfoot on the increasing carjackings in chicago.she had essentially the same response then she attacked him. speaks for itself and on all of the all of the measures that you just talked about homicides, shootings, carjackings,ides down this year, sir, sorry to disappoint you, but 178 percent increase in carjackings, violent carjackings and or carjackings in our city millennium's you were even the worst people i've ever seeny really are. i know you are, sir. s i would think the carjackers would be the rudest.ud well, you're rude in this room ,by the way. a very lightfoot at one point saidid he wasn't going to talk o any white journalist because he's an open racist in addition to everything else. but william kelly, as we said, is not attorneys radio host in chicago, one of the very few journalists left there. he joins us . thanks so much for coming on . you are not you are not intimidated. it's great to be with you, tucker . thank you . and i thinkhank. mayor lightfoon hoping to change some of those answers tonight . now. well, so it'

if you lori lightfoot maybe don't have to worry about crime. todd: you do not.y in front of you. she has more people protecting her than some small countries do. when you think about the movement to defend the police over the last couple of years i don't know maybe if one or two or 30 of those individuals we are protecting lori lightfoot on the streets helping people maybe there wouldn't be as many carjackings or as many homicides. that's why that story is outrageous because it highlights the rules for the end not for me since the beginning of the pandemic but really it's been going on in democratic circles for years if not decades. nevertheless in a city like chicago they both them and over and over and it perpetuates the cycle with no end in sight be to great points all around. as the migrants make their way to the southern border. provided administration ended the cover boarded restriction in the update at the crisis at the border. that is next. stay with us. ♪ (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times the speed at no extra cost.

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he joined tucker carlson last night to tackle the lawlessness and mayor lightfoot had addressed. >> wet show the general population the voters of the city of chicago made a decision whether or not reviewed the second term and overwhelmingly the answer is no. people in chicago want to feel safe. we know the policies have done more harm than the city of chicago and i welcome that debate. >> carley: murder, robbery's a motor vehicle theft or up double digit since mayor lightfoot elected in 2019. alterman lopez the first candidate to enter next february election. that becomes on fox but does not surprise me. best of luck. the democrats can't rely on agenda to voters this november so they are responding to name-calling. that is the republican party that we see today come a party bill on fraud here and fascism. they don't deserve to be in power. >> todd: that right there is the head of the dnc. look who cosigned that. jimmy failla with his take next. ♪ ♪ i was trying to refinance my mortgage. and when i went to check my credit score, i found a ding and then i found a couple of inquiries that

. >> todd: may relate lori lightfoot plans to be making progress and the crime-ridden city, watch. >>l chicagoans are asking me how can you possibly even consider running for reelection as mayor of chicago after all the harm you caused? >> i disagree with you fundamentally and i don't think i need to address it and dignify your comments one second. >> todd: the mayor yet to officially announce reelection plans only addressing crime briefly stating "it is trending the right direction, but look at your screen, murders, robberies and are up since mayor lightfoot took office in 2019." >> carley: back on the stand today after explosive day of testimony and the defamation case against amber heard. >> todd: the jury shown photos that johnny depp sustained during a blow out argument. marianne rafferty live in los angeles with the details, marion. >> iran hi, johnny depp's defamation suit against the former amber heard who lawyers plan audiotape for the jury as former couple arguing. and may 2018 op-ed saying she had been a victim of domestic abuse. she did not name johnny depp but widely assu

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chicago reporter challenged democrat mayor lori lightfoot on running for reelection as the crime crisis>> real people in chicago are asking me how can you possibly even consider running for reelection as mayor of the city of chicago after all the harm you have caused? >> i disagree with you fundamentally. and i don't think i need to address and dignify your comments one second further. >> harris: 14 shootings in that city over easter weekend. not one single suspect in custody. look, policing is a hard job, we get it. this isn't on the police. you know they are hungry to make the city safer. kevin, i mix that in with what we're talking about because it would help if democrats were clear on their messaging, your party's leader on down. they should have been strong with no police defund. no police defund but they weren't. now they are. politics are hard. >> yes, again, harris, to your point a good one. the fringe left of my party. a few members of congress who called for that. joe biden is the leader of my party and the president of the united states and says we need to fund the police and

a few days ago i was in the city with mayor li lightfoot, and they took thousands of guns off the streets in new york city we are doing the same. we have to stop the flow of guns, and get the guns off the streets now. my anti-gun unit is doing that. just a few weeks out, they removed over 20 something guns off the street. but 70% of those carrying the guns had prior violent offenses. so we need to combine with that small number of people who are carrying guns with the large number of guns on our street and get both off our streets. >> brennan: but you know that acknowledging that and having some of the toughest gun laws in the country will have crit six say, well, look, it makes no difference if you have tight gun laws. >> i tell critics to go visit that 16-year-old boy that was shot in the back of a car. we need proactive things to keep guns out of the hands of young people -- >> brennan: so why aren't the guns working? >> for a number of reasons: there are a small number of gun dealers who just stay in the law. it is imperative that we come up with messages about ghost guns, and i belie

feel yuba miss, we'd much prefer to implement other measures like pitch and lightfoot, machine guns, and those i pigeon last sour, an alternative method to control the birds population and their droppings here, the animals are provided with appropriate food and can nest in a secure environment with and their eggs can be swapped out for identical looking fake ones that says coupling hammon is a humane way to control bird numbers city wide. you're talking about a stray cats and dogs. he wouldn't have this idea of killing poisoning starving them to get rid of them because they are very well aware of our responsibility for those animals. and the same goes for those as city pitches that are domesticated animals. there are only a handful of pigeon lofts in berlin, and all of them are run by volunteer groups. they hope that in time the city will adopt these enclosures as its official strategy to keep berlin's burgeoning pigeon population in chic like pigeons, in downtown berlin, the brown hyenas of the media are also tinted by their reputation as women. the animals have long been misunderst

if you ask mayor lightfoot, here's what she says is the problem.ir lives. here to react is anthony napolitano. what's your quick reaction to what the mayor has to say. >> i don't think these are unloved children. i think they are unprosecuted children and unfortunate thing. there are zero parental guidance i will give her that. they are not charged. they are not put in prison anymore we will not have that moment with the kids say it's not their fault. robbing them at gunpoint and beating them within a moment of their lives. it's not the non-love factor it's the non-prosecution factor. these kidsed know we are getting away with crime every day. >> lawrence: my first job was working in juvenile court. although we have compassion for young people there has to be consequences or there won't be a turning point for young people, right? >> i absolutely agree. like i said before when i was on the show. if you tell them the oven is hot and burn their hand they will not touch that oven again. same time with crime in the city. emptied out half of our jail tes

a reporter calling out chicago mayor lori lightfoot as she claims to make progress in the crime riddenafter all the arm you caused. >> i disagree with you fundamentally and i don't think i need to address and dignify your comments one second further. dagen: the mayor who has yet to officially announce her re-election plans only addressing crime briefly, saying it is, quote, trending in the right direction. but murders, robberies and motor vehicle thefts are all up double digits since mayor lori lightfoot took office in 2019. joining me now retired nypd lieutenant and law enforcement professor, darrin porcher. always terrific to see you. you say crime is soaring in democrat run cities because the mayors are unwilling to take the aggressive measures to rein in the criminals. >> well, dagen, thanks for having me on. when we look to lori lightfoot's recent interview, this is a clear example of her catastrophic failures as the mayor in that city of chicago. we've had flash mobs that have embarked upon smash and grabs in high end stores, we've had homicide rate that is going through the roof

in the justice system, he won't crack down on mayors like eric adams or lori lightfoot, who is becomingr in new york city, if you thought it couldn't get worse after de blasio. let's see it for what it is, giant boogie man. ghost gun as they term them, i don't like the tefrm, but they use it, not the issue. >> carley: when you thought crime couldn't get worse, it has. major crime in new york city up 44%, total crime in chicago up 66%. clear something needs to be done to fix the issue. fu were advising president biden, what would you tell him to do? >> besides the obvious, which is stop, my first word, it would be to get these d.a.'s to do their job, talk to city mayors and then to really work with people who need the help. people are poor for a reason, they are committing crime for a reason. lack of education and look at what they have done with education, they are busy doing revisionist history for the united states rather than teaching children skills they need to go out and live their lives. when you don't have a skill or see a future, what do you have? narrow view and crime becomes

zero issue with democratic lawmakers caught breaking rules, joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, lightfoote take off their mask when eating or drinking during a flight? this person believes we should be masked even after an end emic, carley and todd. >> carley: people will take off masks while eating, we digress, todd. >> todd: not impossible to leave the plane if you had a parachute. >> joe: great point. >> carley: greatest point. state of emergency declared in northern arizona county as wildfire grows by the minute. dozens of structures reduced to rubble and homes near flagstaff have been evacuated and firefighters have been called in to fight the flames that cover nine square miles. we'll turn to meteorologist adam with more. good morning. >> good morning, conditions out west are rough this morning for wildfires and will continue to be throughout the day. very dry and windy conditions, when you get something like that, you see increases in wildfires, we have outlook across arizona and stretching to east and portions of texas early this, momorning. humidity levels are so low, we've been

. >> todd: as crime sores in the city of chicago mayor lori lightfoot with the team of a brutal beatinge chicago film office sharing details of the attack saying i see you. i will be okay. and three attacked in front of his home and fled the scene before returning moments later to continue the assault. he was taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition with a broken arm and head injury. no one is in custody at the time, but the investigation is ongoing. and demand new york city mayor adams on mask the toddlers. they confronted the mayor over controversial comments after entered a broadway show and defensive masking kids ages 2-4 after initially promising to lift the mandate after a judge ruled it legitimate. but he overturned that decision with a mandate to remain in place, ashley. >> ashley: taking a big slice out of new yorkers wallets. the constant price and increasing gas with inflation with the latest victim in a -- and now surpassing a metrocard therapy read here to react his owner nyc, louis, i know i talk to you at the end of last week. for anyone catching up, you and

. >> todd: like lightfoot has 65 private security in addition to her private security detail.heryl: have a great weekend, you are probably working. >> todd: every weekend, on a wheel. pennsylvania judge moving five out of nine school board members from office after they ignored a petition filed that said they had no right to force masks on their kids. the mom who filed that petition joined us earlier. >> we are looking for people that live in our community that are going to put students, parents and even teachers first and not the political agenda of groups like teachers union. >> todd: group of parents are vetting people for the positions. crime is up, but in new york numbers are worse. crime reports are up 40% compared to sampson time as lasts year n. february, 60% and based on early march reports, manch is following that trend. >> ashley: lawrence jones spent the day with a police officer who blames crime on anti-police sentiment. take a look. >> at the 44th precinct, this is where it all started. >> this is where it started in 1991. this was pretty violent back then. first

plus chicago mayor lori lightfoot blaming a lack of love for carjackings and critics are scolding her soft on crime children. >> i think they're unprosecuted children. they aren't put in prison anymore. if you tell them the oven is hot and they burn their hand they won't touch the oven again. the same goes for crime in the city. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ...most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. and, it's six doses a year, after two starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and low

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he won't crack down on the mayors like lori lightfoot and eric adams. ghost guns as they term them are not the issue. >> harris: fox news contributor and radio host david webb sounding off ahead of president biden's expected announcement today. he plans to unveil a measure aimed at cracking down on what david was talking about, ghost guns. privately made firearms with untraceable parts. critics such as david webb say targeting guns rather than the criminals who use them is the wrong way to go after the nationwide surge in gun violence. new york city is just one major united states city where crime is rising sharply particularly violent crime. former nyc police commissioner bill braten led the force in the 1990s and it's deja vu. >> it reminds me what was happening in the late 80s, early 90s in this country, a rise in crime and disorder and a lot of despair and fear. i never expected to see numbers like that for new york city. i predicted for most of the last 25 years it would never go up again. boy, was i wrong. >> harris: will cain co-host of "fox & fr

chicago police announced that 50 seven percent of carjacking suspects are juveniles, mayor lori lightfoot said it was because many young people feel unloved. she also said chicago cannot arrest ourselves out of public safety problems. john, your reaction to the mayor and her coddling of these criminals? well, she clearly first of all,, good evening. happy easter. thanks for having me. she has no idea what she's doing. the reality is, yes, you cannot just solely arrest your way out of this , but that has to be the first step. these criminals need to be taken off the street and we're talking about these teenagers who don't feel loved. that is a byproduct of a failed school system. the chicago publicsc teachers fs the majority there are some good ones, but the majority of them just don't care. it's a paycheck to t you know, they have these kids from broken homes eight hours. a day . what are they doing to change their lives other than indoctrinating theme with the information that they want to plant in their brain? nothing. and thisisit is the result. nathan sorrow's back to george gascon in

. >> carley: reporter calling out lori lightfoot re-election despite soaring crime. >> how could youo after all of the harm you caused? >> i disagree with you fundamentally. >> mayor who has yet to officially announce re-election plans claims crime is going in the right direction. look at those numbers though. murders, robberies, motor vehicle thefts all up double digits since mayor lightfoot took office back in 2019. the obamas and spotify are reportedly heading for splitsville bloomberg reporting the former president and first lady are reluctantly shopping for a new home for their production company. their original exclusive spotify deal was struck in 2019. spotify reportedly dedeclined make a new offer to extend the contract expiring later this year the streaming giant apparently unhappy with michelle obama's limited participation. potential buyers include audible and iheart media. and if you can't do the time, don't do the crime. a police sergeant in a cleveland suburb jokingly pulls over a pair of pint size drivers. watch this. >> hi, can i see your driver's license, proof of in

so mayor lori lightfoot announced that 50,000 gas cards with $150 pre-loaded on them will be given outer 18 years old. there's another 100,000 people that will get cards worth $50 for public transportation. this all starting in may so how do you get them? enter a lottery and those who enter and win are a select few, so i did the math. with just over 2 million adults in chicago, that means that only 7.4% will be getting one of these cards, which, by the way, won't even last you that long with current gas prices. you know, but everyone, regardless of whether you get the card or not, you'll still pay the gas tax in illinois which is incredibly high, so breaking it down you're paying 8 cents per gallon in chicagoan additional 6 cents in cook county and everyone is paying that additional $0.39 per gallon for the state but of course this feels really exciting because it feels like free money, and i say feels like , because when it comes government, there is no such thing as free, where you think they get that money from, the taxpaying residents of chicago and illinois. here is the thing thou

reporter: neil, free money is the solution for higher gas prices here at least what mayor lori lightfoot. you have to meet income requirements to qualify and apply for the program. you said it, after that, the city will send out 50,000 gas cards preloaded with 150 bucks each. as well as 100,000 public transit cards worth about 50 bucks a pop. the total cost of the program, more than $12 million in taxpayer money. several alderman who voted against light-foot's proposal, called it a campaign gimmick and political stunt. 2023 by the way an election year here in chicago. businessman willie wilson was critical of it as well. he is also running for mayor. he is giving away $2 million in fill up-s in chicago. but he has done that with his own money. ad federal level, democrats blame oil companies for high prices. some say progressive policies will help solve the problem. house democrats also say the federal gas tax holiday is still on the table. >> there had been some interest in the holiday, the pros of it it is good pr, you're asking about it, the cons are there is no guarranty, the savings,

people at home, some democratic governors and mayors do not get it we had the mayor of chicago mayor lightfootople $500 a month for staying at home, the democrats don't seem to understand the whole quality of incentives and disincentives. economics matter we are the first in the country to get rid of the supplemental unappointed benefits and we have seen over a 90% drop in an appointment we have more people working in montana than ever before. economics and incentives matter, we should be in scenting work not sitting at home on the couch. i would say we need a safety net, it should be a trampoline to get people back into the workforce, not a hammock where you hang out. david: a lot of people are afraid of shortages resulting of not only the supply chain shortage but inflation the fact that prices of gas are going up and oil is going up so much we cannot make enough fertilizer, a lot of that comes from natural gas the fertilizer and without fertilizer, you have a lot of farms and cattle ranches in montana, are using their problems with that? >> absolutely input cost for the farmers and ranchers

it is time to start looking -- providing federal manpower and overwhelm cities, some like mayor lightfoot of chicago, i requested federal resources or proactive policing, also predictive policing, but proactive policing and increasing the number of available law enforcement officers as a part of the solution and a very important part, but not the only part. expanding the toolkit of federal prosecutors, could also be an effective resource. and an effective response. i am looking at expanding the reach of federal car -- carjacking statute. prosecutors at the state level have told criminals they will not get in trouble for certain crimes. well, that will not fly with the federal government. this hearing on carjackings is a good start and i look forward to more hearings on violent crime against law enforcement and a homicide spike. i look forward to focusing as a body on different areas of violent crime and how we in congress can solve it. it is also critical that we exercise our important oversight authority of federal agencies involved in monitoring and reducing crime. obviously, that is th

mayor lloyd lightfoot greeted employees in chicago and in san francisco they were greeted by traffic a first and they got to see each other three days a week maybe with a mask on. we when i gotta "my take" at the top of the next hour, hybrid system, cities are quiet on mondays and fridays, busy in the middle of the week when everybody goes to bed 3 days in the office. what is next? i want to bring up this shooting incident. it is an incident in a new york city subway. we will bring you brian kilmeade after this. at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for

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by the way chicago is preparing to launch a universal basic income program, mayor lori lightfoot saysrady. break it down for us, how is this exactly going to work? reporter: ash so applications for the program open in about a week and a half april 25 and it works like a lot of universal basic income programs do across across the country like los angeles for example, so in chicago, families will get $500 a month for a year, that'll go to 5,000 of the city's most needy families, similar to la's program where 3,200 people will get $1,000 per month. this idea of universal basic income is really gaining steam all over the united states, with at least two dozen cities starting some type of ubi program. in atlanta, for example, there's a program that's only available for black women and in california, only new moms are eligible, and in louisville, kentucky, there's a program that's for young people to get a payment each month, you have to be between 18-24 to get that payment. this ubi program though, here in chicago and elsewhere, it has a lot of critics, ashley. you know in chicago the prog

the mass exodus follows mayor lori lightfoot slashing of the budget by $59 million last year during theing a majority shareholder of the company. it comes as twitter staffers are reportedly voicing outrange on internal message boards over comments made by musk appearing to disparage the trans community in the past. but no date has been set for that town hall just yet. more to come on. that was meanwhile, in texas, elon musk celebrates tesla's future products at their new headquarters in austin. the ceo firing up the crowd at the cyber rodeo party. watch this. >> calvary -- we are continue california. but, we ran out of room. and so we need a place where we can be really big. and there is no place like texas. [cheers and applause] >> carley: rocking the cowboy hat and glasses. next year musk's factory will be pumping out the futuristic cyber truck which he refers to as tesla's magnum open. and it's also some dough for historic spacex launch for private astronauts to the international space station in just a few hours of the falcon 9 rocket will blast off from kennedy space center and cre