lightfoot has no answers.y clichÉs and meaningless generalities. >> mayor lightfoot: analyze the data and we will be making the necessary changes going into the new year. none of us will rest until we bring peace to the city. >> laura: empty words. some money, promise, doorbell, cameras, some free cameras, jobs programs, but things have only spiraled downward. police officers in the windy city have told me to revolving door of justice often makes arresting suspects essentially a fruitless exercise. and at a time when police morale is dropped so low, lori lightfoot decided to get into a fight with police over a pointless vaccine mandate. it is insane. of course, she also cited with teachers unions and, kids locked out of their schools for over a year during covid. the damage that was inflicted through that decision alone was immeasurable. again, the rich kids, they can figure out kind of doing tutors and eight work around. not the underprivileged republic, needed in-person schooling the most. in the inca take o

this is all lightfoot and her corrupt a party .epublicans do not have the numbers to block her withoo things as they are.k, look how many of you would want your kids to work or live alonec in chicagohi today. i would you? i love chicago. it kills me. say this or ask the question. democrats there have had every to succeedry their hero. barack obama still calls it home. but where are his sustained efforts to influence the place the better. the south side'sro a long way from martha's vineyard. it's what its faith family, lawd and order, hard work, respectll for small business. i mean, that's kind of it. not a secret. chicago has a very sophisticated and highly educated workforce. it is a strong investmentd in banking sector sports franchises w. bil come on ,li they're worth billions. but laury, life would actbut asf i don't know she's thehe president of kind of like a community college because shel prefers getting down intohe the mud and all the cultural issues kowtowing to the gender and racial identity crowd. >> i am here today to f

we are down 2,000 officers over the last three years since lori lightfoot took office. why we continue to see the stats and increase year after year after year with a 30-year highs. the perception that we see across the nation is chicago is out of control. the feeling on the streets is that everyone is in danger for their lives as we see all of the mob action and the action on a daily basis. we must secure our towns and law enforcement officers who we expect to keep our societies safe. yet the mayor continues to throw them under the bus every chance you get. this has to come to an end. as mayor i will focus on the law enforcement, first responders to ensure that we have their back so that we can go after those magnets of violence. and start holding people, especially parents accountable. >> ashley: it is not happening until february but never too early to start this. you are running for mayor. what words do you have for the city of chicago, but also what work do you words you have for lori lightfoot? >> the city of chicago we are a global city and we will -- lori lightf

here is laura ingraham's response to lori lightfoot. >> laura: lori lightfoot is one of the most repugnanteful people in elected office today. a woman with such disregard for her own constituents serving as mayor of chicago, one of our great american cities, is itself shocking. as an unrepentant radical, or policies precipitated chicago's decline and decay. the city's bleeding people literally and figuratively. people are up and leaving in record numbers. the residents are becoming victims of crime. her city is being ripped apart by violence, drug overdoses, and despair. and she's on twitter issuing a call to arms urging people to fight back if the court reverses roe it is the end of the world. only radical and i don't touch activists like lori lightfoot is confused about the draft opinion to distract from her own pitiful performance. >> todd: rhode island parents in the meantime say the school board has an equity obsession. the decision with honors classes is only hurting students. >> i think agendas being rolled out using the same playbook over and over and over again. it is unclear who

it's making residents terrified to even go out side on a basis, the city of lightfoot as an lori lightfoot is devolving further into lawlessness, yet somehow this disaster of an unrepentant radical thinks she deserves to be reelected. critics complain, her tone is as heartless as her policies are useless. she still hasn't addressed the heinous attack on 23-year-old dakota early who left friday night was ambushed, shot three times in the head and back and left for dead in the streets in an upscale neighborhood called lincoln park. after multiple surgeries he still clinging to life. zero suspects are in custody. last night the bloodshed continued, three young children were shot on the south side. to go boys ages six and 11 standing about a mile and a half away, a 3-year-old girl, this is tragically nothing new. at least 73 people have been shot since last friday in chicago, 14 on wednesday, 21 on tuesday, 14 on monday, and 24 over the weekend. the young thugs are running wild and they are fearless, they're not worried about the consequences and why should they be? lightfoot will do anything,

the city of lightfoot as lori lightfoot is devolving further into lawlessness yet somehow this disaster of ann unrepentant radical thinks she deserves to be reelected. so critics obviously complain her tone is as heartless as her policies are useless. she still hasn't addressed the heinous attack on twenty three year old dakotan' earley, who last friday night was ambushed shot three times in the head and back and left for dead in the street in an upscale neighborhood called lincoln park. after multiple surgeries, he's still clinging to life. zero suspects are in custody now. last night the bloodshed continued three young children were shot on the south side. twoo boys ages six and 11 . then about a mile and a half away, a three year old girl this tragically, though, nothing new . least seventy three people have been shot since last friday in chicago, at least 14 on wednesday. twenty one on tuesday, fourteen on monday and twenty four over the weekend. so young thugs, the running wild and their fearless. but i worried about the consequences and why should they be lightfoot won't do anythi

people like lori lightfoot won't. >> martha: at least it's a start.re going to jail. there's consequences. if there's no consequences, it will make other people safener those communities where we don't pay attention to the violence. thanks. hope you come back soon. >> thank you. >> martha: it's shaping up to be a battle of donald trump in a way versus his former vice president, mike pence as the two backed duelling candidates in the gop race for governor in georgia. it's next week. stick around. veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $60,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. turn your equity into cash with the newday100 va cash out loan call now. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enc

another weekend, unfortunately, more deaths in chicago under mayor lightfoot's watch. now teenagers at the forefront of the city's out of control violence. and the baby formula crisis, well, it's not really going away. the government says it's not a little bit of a plan but remember mid, late summer, how are they going to fare, these families, without formula for months? >> this administration once again fumbled the ball, letted a problem grow to epic proportions to now where we have american mothers and fathers scrambling to get their kids fed. biden is asleep at the wheel once again and americans are hurting as a result. >> harris: well, on this new day for the crisis, the biden administration is speaking. parents and even the liberal media are demanding answers and solutions so they have to speak now, the white house. riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied. how d

lori lightfoot is one of the most repentant and distressful people in like to office today.uch disregard for her own constituents serving as mayor of chicago that one of our great american cities is itself shocking. as an unrepentant medical for the policies preci

so now lori lightfoot likes guns and wants to use them so that chicago can stay an abortion oasis. >>f spaces that have trigger laws that would ban abortions upon the reverse of roe, so we see a substantial increase already and are expecting, frankly, an explosion of new cases from women in wisconsin, missouri, potentially michigan, indiana. i think that the list is long and chicago is going to be in oasis in the midwest and we have to be ready. >> tucker: yeah, childless lori lightfoot, the one thing chicago can do is commit abortion, famous for abortion, chicago. candace owens, a very keen observer, she joins us now. candace, thank you for coming on. i'm not sure what to make of this. i'm just going to throw it over to you. >> i don't know why you are shocked or surprised, tucker, we know that they believe in mob rule and what we are seen, by the way, they love to use the term dog whistle for white supremacy, but these are the makers of the dog whistle. when they don't want get what they want, the democratic process, all of their politicians come out and say without saying, it's now

and whoopi goldberg can make all of the excuses in the world about the phraseology of mayor lightfoot and whatever. butt we know exactly what they mean because the left has been engaging in the threats of violence and actual violence since the nineteen sixties and even before that , sean, to achieve their communist aims>> a call to arms s doxxing leo and five hundred and seventy four riots in the summer 2020rt virtual silence. they only careen about one riot. why don't they care about all the other riots? why don't they care about the violencedon't in chicago te talk about a lot? i'll tell you, sean, it's so funny when she talks about call to arms and for us to take up arms, she wants to turn america into chicago called arm 2 that goes on twenty four, seven, seven days4/4/ a weekin in chicago. youcago have a disgraced mayorfo trying to look for an issue in order to salvage her reelection chances and it won't worker r. there is no nexus between roe v. wade and the lgbt community or you know, the chowdhry interracial marriages and i'mg so sick of whoopi goldberg and those keep talking a

here is why he is running against mayor lightfoot in the may oral race, listen. >> the mayor, who saidple acting like they have any sort of legitimacy have no right to criticize her. this coming from the most illegitimate incompetent mayor in america right now is just astounding. mayor lightfoot has been outmatched ever since she has taken office and never learned how to deal with the situation on the streets. she has been oblivious, intentionally oblivious to what is going on because it is easier, in her mind, to focus on someone else as opposed to focusing on what's going on in her own backyard. >> todd: just this week and 31 people shot in chicago, five of them were killed. speed to a new poll shows 39% approve of president biden's job performance as he faces a crisis across the country. >> todd: the president getting remarks as the white house faces increasing pressure over the baby formula shortage, aisha hosni lived. >> this is definitely not good for the president. we are just about five months away from midterms and take a look at these poll numbers right here. according to new

thank you for joining us mayor lightfoot. we go to when you promise that chicago will be quote, and oasis. i want to deal with in washington there has been -- all over the country around the right for women to have the right of choice, and you promise that chicago would be in a way this is for those seeking abortions. should roe ultimately be overturned. to that end, your ministration is pledging $500,000 to provide for safe abortions for those seeking it in your city. including those coming in from out of state, for procedures, toward that end. can you explain why you want your city to take such a bold stand on this issue? >> well first of all, thank you rev for having me on. i'm obviously very concerned about what is going on in buffalo. but we want to make sure that our city is a safe haven for all seeking reproductive health care services. i am deeply concerned, based upon conversations with providers in my city, because as you know, many of the states surrounding us, wisconsin, missouri, iowa, likely indiana, and possibl

first on msnbc now, chicago mayor lori lightfoot who is joining us now.the show. >> it's my pleasure. >> so let's talk about this new announcement, again, setting aside $500,000 to provide access to abortions for women in neighboring states, if those states were to ban abortion. you called it a call to arms in make thing announcement. explain that. >> well, i think everybody who saw that draft opinion has gone through a range of different emotions. but we can't just be angry. we've got to be intentional, we've got to be dedicated. that's why i'm calling upon fellow elected officials across the country, particularly my fellow mayors to join me in making a pledge we made today which is a justice for all pledge. fundamentally, it reaffirms chicago as a welcoming city, a city that doesn't discriminate, and a city that's going to stand with women. so we think that this five-point pledge is critically important for us to rally around in this fight, not only to save women, but if you look at that draft opinion and you look at the briefs in support of the appella

you cannot walk down the street safely in chicago but lori lightfoot wants to make sure you can get anrtion. >> chicago an oasis in the midwest and we've got to be ready. >> todd: if you think that is shocking, wait until you hear what new york democrats want to do. >> carley: plus, pennsylvania kathy barnette with a personal connection to the roe v. wade debate and she has here to share that story next. ♪ ♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. get $400 off an eligible samsung device with xfinity mobile. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit your xfinity store and talk to our switch squad today. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that

worry lightfoot needs to step that back completely because it is way across the line. >> so think werell familiar with the federal law it's improved plain language is not being able to protest and an effort to influence their vote and to pressure them or harass temperate senator lindsey graha has wrote a letter to the attorney general saying i urge you to take any action necessar to protect the justices, their families, in the independence o the federal judiciary. you have the duty in the jurisdiction to do soap or it h cited that federal law purchase of the attorney general step up? >> lindsey graham needs to look at his own senate we just had security already provided by th justices pray democrats and republicans agreed a bipartisan agreement, 100 percent agreemen to step that up into beef that up. though i'm not sure if the department of justice needs to have another layer on top of that. how many levels of security, we do have laws on the books, people are entitled to peacefully protest. i said this earlier so people o twitter, when this basically here, the constitution is very cle

he is claiming they were lori lightfoot empty promises and calling on chicago voters to clean house asckets 35% compared to last year. that chicago dispatcher keith thorton jr. joins me now. keith, good morning to you. it is great to have you on. being a 911 dispatcher, you're the first person to hear about all the crimes taking place across new york city. can you describe, can you put into words what the situation is like in chicago when it comes to crime to crime? >> absolutely, good morning, carley. meet with my voice and nothing to do with chicago but my position as a 911 dispatcher, you put everything together, police, fire ems, and what i have learned behind the council amongst many of my colleagues is that it is crazy in chicago. it is done. the city is done. if we don't get new people within the positions to lead the city, this city is done. >> carley: 97 children have been shot in chicago so far this year. one of them is chantel holliday. he was murdered over the weekend. i was reading that he recently told his teacher if he makes it to 21 years old, he wants to open a music s

and lightfoot and i don't know if you want to call them liberal city mayors, they feel at this time of comes on, for a variety of reasons. let's use stop question and frisk. let's go to the areas. let beat cops do their job. and let the juvenile division do their job because they have to apply the broken windows theory to those younger would be criminals. these are effective policing methods that have worked. >> i agree with you, david. jackie, something else that's entered every american's home right now is the concern over gas prices, and yet here we are again i was wondering if the messaging would change from psaki to jean pierre, we continue to hear that putin price hike is the main talking point coming out of the white house. take a listen. >> as the president has said, president putin's actions are what is driving the price increase at the pump. the president is focused on doing everything in his power to address the putin price hike. >> so jackie, do you agree? >> no, but she's doing a good job of parroting from the jen psaki play book because that's the thing psaki used to say.

chicago mayor lori lightfoot tweeting to my friends in the lgbtq community, the supreme court is coming for us next. this moment has to be a call to arms. we will not surrender our rights without a fight, a fight to victory. guys, mayor of chicago with a call to arms. >> so if you read the leaked opinion from justice alito, he explicitly goes out of his way to specify that that sort of speculation is not true and it's not the roe overturning precedent that would go to, for example, abergathal. he doesn't name it but he's narrowing what he's trying to do in the jurisprudence if it comes up as the final version. it's only a draft for now. it's authenticated. i've gotten a lot of these texts and tweets and comments from friends that are genuinely concerned. if it goes away, what might happen next on lgbtq rights? one thing that ought to give folks pause before they stoke the embers like we heard there from lori lightfoot. in 2020, a trump appointee, justice gorsuch was the lead author on a case that expanded lgbt rights. it was a 6-3 vote. chief justice joined the majority and gorsuch wrot

. >>> the "chicago tribune" says mayor lori lightfoot ordered a curfew banning unaccompanied minors from16-year-old was shot and killed. authorities say that he was shot during an altercation near a popular tourist attraction known as the bean. police say a 17-year-old male believed to be the shooter was taken into custody. more than two dozen minors and five adults were also arrested at the park. eight guns were confiscated. >> too many guns are making their hands way into the hands of those who have too little respect for the sanctity of life. gun violence has somehow become the commonplace solution to petty grievances and conflicts. >> minors without an adult will not be allowed in the park after 6:00 p.m. thursdays through sundays. >>> and "reuters" says tourists felt fear and adrenaline as the world's longest pedestrian suspension foot bridge opened in the czech republic. it's more than 2,300-feet long and hangs 312 feet above the valley below. it took two years to build and connects two mountain bridges near the polish border. up to 500 people will be allowed on the bridge at any s

chicago mayor little lori lightfoot just gave a call to arms.f anyone in america is an insurrectionisttiftion, it's a little lori. and instead of coming at me m on twitter, this failed mayor should be focused on protecting the good people of chicago. sadly, she c refuses to do that. let's just look at some of the headlines since this murder mayor took office from abcff seven chicago one month old shot in the head chicago tribune threelo sixty one businesses closed in chicagose chicago sun-times chicago's most violent weekendgo sees one hundred and four shot14 14 children c wounded and from courthouse news chicago project . seven hundred and thirty three million dollar budget shortfall in twenty twenty two chicago tribune 2020 one is chicago's deadliest year in a quarter century. and just this week on nbc, chicago says boeing is to move its headquarters out of chicago. zonehe. is a war her people arere suffering. businesses arere fleeing little or sheke needs to get off twittr and make chicago safe again. otherwise, leo, you don't bring props lik

. >>> in chicago, mayor lori lightfoot has banned unaccompanied minors from millennium park after 6:00.m this after a teen was shot and killed during an altercation on saturday night police arrested a 17-year-old suspect and a 16-year-old who was found carrying a ghost gun >> too many guns are making their way into the hands of those who have too little respect for sanctity of life. >> police recovered eight guns from saturday's altercation. at least 26 juveniles and 5 adults were arrested. >>> parents across the countries are grappling with a baby formula shortage there's an alarming new warning about just how long it could last >> reporter: panicked parents across the country, counting cans and rationing powder. >> we go to buy formula, everything is gone >> the shelves are bare. >> reporter: now as shelves meant for baby formula remain empty, parents remain alarmed. this shortage could rest the last of the year two plants are running at 115% capacity. >> how alarming is this shortage to you >> it's extremely alarming >> reporter: as apartments become desperate, pediatricians warn ag

police believe he lives in the area >>> and in chicago mayor lori lightfoot has banned unaccompanied minors from millennium park after 6:00 p.m this after a teen was shot and killed during an altercation on saturday night police arrested a 17-year-old suspect and a 16-year-old who was found carrying a ghost gun >> too many guns are making their way into the hands of those who have too little respect for the sanction sancti life >> reporter: policerecovered eight guns from saturday's altercation. at least 26 juveniles and five adults were arrested >>> over the weekend senator mitch mcconnell led a republican delegation that met with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv after the visit mcconnell said he would support a vote on recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, something zelenskyy called for during their meeting. and that the trans-atlantic meeting alliance meeting nato secretary jens stoltenberg telling top diplomats that ukraine can win the war against russia, that nato must continue to step up its military support. we turn now to nbc's erin mclaughlin, who joins us

liberals, what hurts the most is there are black politicians also exploiting black people, laurie lightfootw this kind of crime wave to go on, not only in chicago, but in my city, los angeles and new york eric adams black man, you have the individuals committing crimes, 24 hours later they are releases, they are terrorizing people of color, don't get me started to education, the key to breaking poverty cycle, strangle hold of these unions coupled with a lack of activity of police enforcement. career criminals are having a holiday in democratic cities. >> for unfortunate, what is unfortunate that that is described to the lens of race, rather than americanism. that is why file that the various marxist movements and forces that have gavel onnized are tearing this country apart, we'll be right back. >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... >> mm. [ chuckles ] >> ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back o

and, folks, look, mayor lightfoot talked about how chicago has led service pipes more lead service pipesy other city in america, affecting nearly 400,000 chicago homes. and guess what? that lead causes brain damage, particularly to kids, in those pipes. the law is going to fix that, because every american deserves to be able to turn on a spigot and drink clean water. nationwide, 10 million homes. because of the bipartisan infrastructure law, we've announced nearly $3 billion to modernize more than 3000 airports across all 50 states -- just like this year. chicago airports are going to receive -- just this year -- nearly $100 million that can be used to improve runways, taxiways, and terminals. you know, some of you may remember, if you're from new york city, when i was vice president, i landed there to meet with a group of -- to go in and speak to a union convention. i came back out to laguardia. and when i was in there, i said -- i said, and walked into the terminal and there was a sign one of the escalators wasn't , working. it is the god's truth. i looked up the escalator. it said, wi

big city mayors like lori lightfoot in chicago, mayor muriel bowser in washington watched the slaughtertely nothing. but we must act. if america had a proper approach to policing and jailing, we could cut violent crime in our major cities by much more than half and it would take place almost immediately. under the greatest mayor in the history of new york, rudy giuliani, they cut violent crime by 58%. and the murder rate by 66% in just a few years. under our own administration, we reduced violent crime three years in a row. the resurrected project safe neighborhoods, bringing together prosecutors and citizen groups to get dangerous felons off the streets. we funded 200 new violent crime prosecutors. we searched law enforcement officers to democrat run cities. when they started knocking down statutes in washington dc and other locations, i watched this in amazement. abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, george washington, knocking them down. i signed an executive order which stated that anybody who defaces the federal monument or stat you will get to a minimum of 10 years in prison. and imm

. >> laura: horace that crime in chicago, speaking of other issues, this -- lori lightfoot, how does she have a chance of getting re-elected with all of that? stacey abrams doesn't want to talk about the crime issue. >> no, they don't want to talk about this escalating problem that they created. we have been sending washington a message. if you're a criminal, it's a free season for you to act. if you want to do something heinous like what we saw in new york city, it's okay. if you want to continue what is happening in chicago, there won't be consequences. if i say something like let's start having accountability, if you have a plan of a mass destruction effect, i don't care if people die or not, you ought to get the death penalty that will send the right signal. the progressives can't accept that. >> laura: horace, always great to have you in the studio. since the dems can't figure it out, we sent raymond arroyo to see what they're really concerned about. seen and unseen next. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prev

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i think that sponsor from mayor lightfoot is narcissistic. why is everything about them?the case of beto o'rourke, i want to say this because this has to do with what they are discussing. when you have people trying to grab that mic and steal the spotlight when people are giving a factual briefing of what they know what just happened to the increasing community and these fallen angels, shut up. here's a guy who is in congress. he ran for president and lost. he got the same electoral votes as cory booker and now he is running for governor of texas. if i see a clip of him yesterday in a fund raising keys or in an ad, you should all pay close attention to the. this talk in washington -- happen. it goes back and forth but i think the people, nothing really came out of the post parkland era on any of this and people just —-dash. [overlapping speakers] >> laura: i'm not sure if that means nothing is going to happen. >> kellyanne: i did not say it had to happen work not happen. a lot of folks frankly does a lot of folks in the white house meeting -- you know, people are -- but l

lori lightfoot chicago new york city. oakland california. st. louis missouri. what about them? do any of these people care about them? >> that seems to be ever present question. they always like to use minority communities as example for all of the policies that they are creating and progress that we are making when we look to these communities nothing being done. and what i want to bring into question so what kind of education are they getting. from what i see, critical race theory and gender theory this creating yet another problem when young kids can go school they yes to depressed and anxiety ridden they are going to blame us for that issue another accepting curriculum they are trying to push on them act up to expands things like mental care for these children what are they going back to be? this going to be any better than what we have seen what covid created and ideal situation for parents to see what kids are being taught and i love to see that fixed along sides kids getting back into school and getting proper education. that's excellent question it was pandemic and then

. >> carley: lightfoot says chicago will be an oasis for abortion?is overturned, pledging $500,000 going for access to abortion care. >> it reaffirms chicago as a welcoming city, a city that doesn't discriminate and a city that will stand with women. chicago is going to be an oasis in the midwest and we have to be ready. >> cheryl: some would argue it is also an oasis for criminals. taxpayers on the hook for out of state women, that include illegal migrants, it could cost tens of millions of dollars to new york state taxpayers. >> todd: exact opposite end of the spectrum, huge baby formula shortage. is the white house doing anything about it? >> cheryl: they say they are, that is the big question. this is a big question. parents and politicians are demanding action as the nation faces shortage of baby formula. >> i have a infant baby girl and she eats about 10 times per day and every grocery store around me, the shelves are empty. >> there is nothing more scary for a baby, especially one with special feeding needs, there is no replacement and bouncin

chicago mayor lori lightfoot hearing from parents after a curfew for teenagers.is a rarely enforced role and requires minors under the age of 18 to be off at the streets by 11:00 p.m. >> this is not the answer! curfews don't work. what they do is force people to go even further. all this does is decriminalize as children of color. >> carley: p site the mike despite the backlash, it was approved on unaccompanied minors gathering at the park on the weekends at night. heartbroken families are searching for families and we want to know how the 18-year-old gunman was able to get inside the school and kill 19 children. >> todd: jack brewer knows families impacted by the shooting and says one solution is bringing god back into schools. he is next. >> todd: welcome back. the second shipment of baby formula has arrived in the u.s. from overseas. the lawmakers to press ahead of the fda about shortage that has left parents panicking across the country. the hearing commissioner admitted the agency is slow to act on a whistle-blower complaint about conditions at abbott's plan

so, may be lori lightfoot the mayor of zurich congo should have done more to stop things like this. >ura: instead of joining the blm crowd, that would have been nice. and when a nightmare it is. here are now former speaker of the house in fox news contributor newt gingrich, author of the upcoming book we can order now on amazon "defeating big government socialism." it seems like people are really feeling the pain now of whatever we're going to call it -- it's not a recession yet. it feels like one to a lot of people. and seeing for itself what liberalism does to america. >> look, i think everyplace from going to the gas station to going to the grocery store, which by the way by september will be a bigger story than gasoline. food prices will go up all summer on a worldwide basis because there will be genuine crisis and hundreds of million of people are going to be at risk in places like india, the middle east, sub-saharan africa. i think you have no idea how bad the food situations going to get by this summer and how expensive it's going to be by september. but in addition, if you wor

lori lightfoot has done everything in her power to continuously put the policemen on the wrong side of our officers are very much afraid to do their job because they aren't supported by the mayor or superintendent and that public opinion will always be twisted against them for doing what we need them to do, to maintain law and order and safety in our neighborhoods. what we saw this weekend, what we saw this week has been horrific and it is not even summer yet. we have only had three 90 degrees days and three mass shootings and two major events where hundreds of youth have destroyed property and created mass chaos for the simple fact of getting social media hits. we must grab the reins of this city again, pull back and focus on the basics of safety in our neighborhoods, which means holding people accountable, forcing curfew and parents held accountable for the mischief their children are doing on the streets of chicago. we need a mayor to say that and why i'm running to be the mayor of the city. >> dagen: thank you so much raymond lopez. >> bill: inflation and rising prices hitting amer

think about in chicago where mayor lori lightfoot may as well have put out a welcome matt for cold bloodedillers. the democrats bargain with radicals there, it's like the revolving door of justice, limits on cash bail, can easily turn deadly. on friday night, this was a heart breaker, a 23 year old culinary student was ambushed in an upscale neighborhood, lincoln park. the thugs took his phone, demanded his password, and then shot him three times in the head and back. i want to warn you that this security video from over the weekend is highly disturbing. >> laura: today coat at early is now on life support. how he survived at all is -- that's two assailants are wanted for seven other armed robberies in last week alone should shock all americans. how twisted that the democrats, who know darn well that getting tough on crime actually works, we saw it work in cities across america starting with rudy giuliani, what he did in new york all those years ago. they could do that. instead, they allow this carnage to continue. they've made a risk benefit analysis. it's not worth it to them to oh fend

at the same time, mayor lightfoot came out against censorship, but said no banning of thought ever.post has a new piece on this an joins us now. carol, using hopeful. you think we are turning a corner? >> i think we have finally reached the stage where people are realizing that catering to the far left and they are turning away from it. i absolutely think we are heading and the right direction. i think the movement for free speech has been racking up wins lately and it feels pretty good. i think that americans have had enough, we've sort of reach the end of this conformist moment where everybody has to say the exact same thing in the exact same way part. >> it's friday night and i want to be optimistic i want to have a cocktail with you and i want to feel good, but let me rain o the parade a little bit, i'm a little skeptical. i don't think the disinformatio governance board is just going to go away. the moment of truth will be broken up and embedded into other government agencies. i don't think the purchase of twitter is quite accomplished just yet i think the fight for free speech

it's making residents terrified to even go out side on a basis, the city of lightfoot as

terms of the media mainstream media not doing any work on this, there is so much footage of lori lightfoot adams is being asked about this, while it gets picked up and the hosts do like talking about it because it is something that rates with what the people are concerned with, but it is as greg points this outcome of the randomness is what is so frightening. >> greg: we have seen murder jump by 42 percent in the city over two years span and you see two types of violence covering since friday, one is a mass shooting and one is consistent nightly crime going on killing as many people but over time so it is less shocking. so you go, okay, 30 some odd people were killed over the weekend, you don't have that feeling that you would with this mass shooting. and then when you talk to the left of the democrats, they will always focus on the gun crime. against a single variable thing, i'm ready to look at guns, yes you have to look at the criminal and the fact that we cannot listen to progressives anymore about law enforcement, because they over correct. they believe that the revolution that comes

associated with the trump campaign or administration had even remotely said anything close to what lori lightfoot the weeping and gnashing of teeth from this left who have as you pointed out and i had would go back even further, jesse. i would go back to occupy wall street. go back to all the way to weather underground when you had democrats that bombed is a senate building in the 70s. this is who these people are. when they fail to convince with you their words and screeching they resort to violence always and they are doing it again. >> jesse: yeah, they are. there another wrinkle to this secretary janet yellen told a senate committee this afternoon that abortions are good and necessary because most of the time it's poor black women who are getting them. listen. >> in many cases, abortions are of teenage women, particularly low income and often black who aren't in a position to be able to care for children have unexpected pregnancies and it deprives them of the ability, often to continue their education, to later participate in the workforce. >> jesse: these racial stats when it comes to aborti

earlier this week, the city's mayor lori lightfoot vowed to protect women's rights saying she pledgesinvest and ensure what she calls equitiable access to abortion and reproductive care. she's backing that pledge with a $500,000 investment to increase access to reproductive health care here in the city of chicago. as you may know, illinois is one of most liberal states when it comes to abortion rights in the midwest. fred. >> what are the expectations at that rally? >> reporter: i spoke to organizers who were fearful they would get rained out today. it's hot and sunny. they are expecting about 3,000 people to make their way to liberty park here in atlanta. people are still setting up. we have about an hour or so before this should fill up with supporters. we know about 12 or so other organizations coming out to support. it's very important for the organizers to bring people out and for them to know that abortion access is still available even if this roe v wade gets over turned. there's still hope for the future. we spoke with one organizers today who explained why she says this is a

not even lori lightfoot, not much. now we know why, those victims, they are able to go nameless an faceless because the elites kinda find their task irrelevan because those deaths cannot be used, or at least they think they can be used where they wouldn't be efficient to use them for political benefit. we actually those lives matter, like the coda early who is stil recovering at age 23 in an icu in the hospital from his previous wounds after he was left dead. he was ambushed remembered for his telephone two weeks ago in chicago. he was shot two times at close range and still identified his killer in a lineup. so after all this terrific news i will still say this, american know of only when they say one and any politicians, i don't care republican democrats or somewhere in between, and you'r seeking to use what happened today to help yourself, you should be ashamed of yourself. we have a political process in our country, if you want to change law, if you want to change the constitution, go ahead and get the votes and ch

how may people would've known lori lightfoot's name if you'd enough the crime in chicago and she was not where it should be certainly i think that one political entity or party just a mare, just the governor can be blamed it's a multifaceted problem in these multifaceted solutions, but money helps with some of the solutions. >> emily: the majority for example and in large cities that that's why the d.a. is sort of committed to bail reform or criminal justice reform had this living and not reality point of view which is led to the increase in crime and the majority of this metropolitan city but i remember what our president said just give me a couple of days to someone who shouted abolish ice to him near the border he's never taken a hard stance one of action is lip service. >> jesse: if he came out strong against bail reform that would've woken up these stupid d.a.'s state legislatures and now when he gives license to it they have power to keep running with it. they call him uncle larry because those two guys go to the gas station to probably get booked and walked out of the same day

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democrat mayor lori lightfoot is imposing a weekend curfew for all minors in chicago.tings, deroy, five fatally including a 16-year-old over the weekend. will a curfew work? >> it would help a little at the margin. what would help to have prosecutors to prosecute criminals. talk to kim fox, one of those george soros funded soft on crime prosecutors. their idea, too bad you screwed up, mr. criminal, go back to the criminal career. get back on the street. they continue more crime after more crime. i did a piece for "american spectator" massive failures to the democrat party. they should be in the smithsonian behind glass. democrats don't like prosecutors that prosecute criminals. george gascon in l.a., alvin bragg in manhattan, chester beauty dean in san francisco. so many cases you have hardened violent criminals who get arrested, they are back on the street sometimes within hours and surprise, surprise they commit more crimes. a case in columbia, south carolina where a man went into shopping center, shot 10 people. he was back on the street after paying 25,000-dollar b

. >> reporter: the volume of violence in downtown chicago has mayor lori lightfoot creating a new curfewo children at millennial park without an adult after 6:00 at night. >> that's kind of extreme, isn't it i understand it's, like, wanting to protect kids. >> reporter: the mayor says the rule applies to unaccompanied minors under 18 thursdays through sundays at one of the largest tourist attractions in the city. >> if it's one specific place, do it everywhere. >> if you are commit a crime, i don't think you are going to follow a curfew. >> it's a great idea why not protect the rest of the minors >> reporter: the curfew isn't a curfew, but a time, place and manner restriction a legal workaround regulating the first amendment that has been upheld by the scored. >> the possibility of violating the civil rights of our black and brown children >> no, we don't want to arrest children if we have to because they are breaking the law, we will. >> reporter: the mayor announcing the new rules on monday after a shooting in the partly cloudy last weekend sean dell holiday was shot and killed he was