course, the light only on our lanterns is so good. time to spend culturally accompanied by music listen york you know, like it. and what to do, and you yourself are small, or something, you don’t know? and then the blown leaves from the bare trees came fluffy snowy winter. put on at home white hats, trees, white fur coats , white carpets hung on wattle fences. everything is protein around everything is protein. and the houses are warm and cozy. it's like there's no winter. it's like there's no winter. the resinous logs of the stove cracked. savchenko if you look again at someone else's notebook you will get two. do you think that you will get more if you enter the house, warm yourself and forget that it is snowing and cold outside. snow and cold migulka what's the matter with us? sleep go home, shame on you? the man worked during the night. and even the slanting rays of the winter sun will seem gentle. seem affectionate short winter evenings he walks along the edge of the sky and tatyana sergeevna does not have his report so large from the dances so small. well, why and vice versa dear? so w

new york series it's not like new york listen, well, yes, moscow doesn't have those new york skyscrapersmoscow has the kremlin, has red square, has all these historical things, and there is so much new. again, as i said. i have been in moscow for a little over 15 hours now, i now turn around myself and look at everything new. this is cool. i came with my daughter victoria, and she came to russia for the first time. the problem is, that at home she knows my perspective my point of view. i won’t say that i’m for russia, i’m a realist in russia’s relations , and then she can turn on the tv, and from there there will be flows of negative negative information, negative, and you can’t say that she is to blame for not knowing what russia could be, but, when she arrived the first thing she said to me? what cool people, when i go to my friends, i go to russia, they told me, yes, half of my friends are crazy. they said it's a kgb trap, well they probably don't remember that no matter how well this fsb trap exists now and i said, no, i don’t think so, and the other half of my friends said, look, yo

york. right now on "the story," just a massive failure to secure the borders of the united states of america. this story is touching so many places in the country. listendened mayor of new york, eric adams, now wants to put hundreds of people on buses and send them up to his town upstate. >> rockland is not going to stand idly by why your administration, which boasts

i think when you read the wall street journal, the new york post, and sit back and listen to a lot of economists who say this is the strongest debt ceiling we have ever had and if i can compare it to when republicans were in the majority when they had the house, the senate and the presidency, they do not cut anything. they just added more money. >> are you having conversations with the hold up vote? >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries also talked about the debt ceiling negotiations and thanked president biden for his efforts to reach an agreement and responded to objections from house progressives who are against some parts of the legislation. >> good afternoon everybody. let me first begin by expressing my appreciation to president biden. for arriving at a resolution that does three important things. first president biden has avoided a catastrophic default. which would hurt millions of everyday americans. second, president biden has arrived at a resolution that would suspend the debt ceiling for at least two years. and avoid a hostage taking situation for the balance of the 118t

mayor eric adams say migrants should be sent to every city in america, they are arriving in new york city. listenthe mayor. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns, if everyone takes a small portion, it's not a burden on one city. stuart: but new york is center city. the other 108,000 are not. we invited them to new york. remember that. naacp warning people of color traveling to florida. they say the state is open, hostile to black people. more on that after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or ar

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he had a call late today with donors and supporters, and a "new york times" reporter listened in. i'm going to read a quote from that "new york times" story which begins with something desantis said on the call. you basically have three people credible in this whole thing, mr. desantis said on the call, organized by the superpac supporting him, biden, trump and me. of the two, two have a chance to be elected, biden and me. "the times" said he is basing that on swing state data which he describes as not great for the former president, quote, and probably insurmountable because people aren't going to change their view of him. which is interesting because it would be hard to describe desantis' recent moves as courting the voters. instead he seems to be trying to outflank former president on the right, certainly on abortion, criticizing the president for not saying during last week's town hall whether he would support florida's new restrictive abortion law. >> i signed the ball. le was proud to do it. he won't answer whether he'll do it or not. >> reporter: also championed the covid va

listen. >> the right to preempt local laws. new yorknd so -- might be having trouble with that sound. let me move on. the public is squarely behind kenny in opposing migrants coming to the town. they spoke at a meeting last night. listen. >> not fair, none whatsoever. new york city is a sanctuary city. that and the five boroughs. this is not part of the 5 boroughs. this is a suburb like westchester, orange, and it's not fair because we can't go down there until mayor adams what to do. >> all of this coming to a head as title 42 expires thursday. we are expecting hundreds of thousands of migrants to come into the country, to cross the southern border. many of them will come this way. new york city is trying to prepare any way it can. it gave fox a statement saying this, i am quoting, we are considering everything at this point and the city is considering housing asylum-seekers on new york city streets. in addition they are thinking about putting them in central park, maybe in the additional buildings in the city. they are exploring all o

york. right now on "the story," just a massive failure to secure the borders of the united states of america. this story is touching so many places in the country. listen to this new york lawmaker that is outraged that the overburdened mayor of new york, eric adams, now wants to put hundreds of people on buses and send them up to his town upstate. >> rockland is not going to stand idly by why your administration, which boasts itself as a sanctuary city and busts people to our country. it's only draining taxpayer resources from the families already here. this is incentivizing illegal immigration and does nothing to support the infrastructure on the hard working citizens. >> martha: a lot of backlash to this plan. the major's plan would pay for up to four months of food and shelter for 300 men that would move into a hotel in rockland and then another one in orange county. they are absolutely outraged by this plan. so really, you could see suburban towns in other places in america starting to feel the burden even more once title 42 lifts in three days. thousands are crossing every day. over five million -- think about it. we have about 320 million people

a new york times report or listened in. i'm going to read you a quote from that new york times story. it begins with something ron desantis said on the call. quote, you have basically three people at this point that are credible in this whole thing, mr. desantis told donors on the call, organized by the super pac supporting him, never back down. quote, biden, trump and me. and i think of those three, to have a chance to get elected president. biden and me. now, according to the times he went on to say that he's basing that on swing state data which he described as not great for the former president, quote, and probably insurmountable, because people are not going to change their view with him, which is interesting because it would be hard to describe ron desantis's recently says quoting the same swing state voters. instead he appears to be trying to outflank the former president on the right. certainly on the issue of abortion. criticizing the former president for not saying during last week's cnn town hall whether he would

york's city's residents ca caught the spotlight.. jimmy , did that roach fit in what was wearing? >> well, well, listen, itre. new york and there's roaches everywhere. you do hav e to feel bad fora roac like jared leto, though, h,houghtbecause when he heard ts he tach, he thought he had something to smoke. ing in the he thought it was like the remnants of a joint waiting for him in the men's room. p onbut i'm surprised they stepd on it, because if they let the bugs spend another i three minutes around all those self-righteous celebrities, it would have killed itselfdd. the only other thing i wouldthas add to that is the bug way. they said three ounces, whichi n is more than most of the supermodels. >> well, i think they probably would have registered that bug to vote several times before 2020 four as well. finally, jimmy spring is here f and now axios is declaring a new front in the fight foronst american culture. it's the long wars because the more conservative someone is , the more staunchly they hold the belief that they need to hold a perfectly manicured green lawns. democrats, some green americas. enviro

york. and you can listen to more of that interview onjohn sudworth�*s new podcast — it's called �*fever: the bbc sounds. now a look at some other stories making the news today. in northern kosovo, protesters are continuing to gather in the town of zvecan, a day after violent clashes with nato—led peacekeepers left 30 soldiers injured. it follows the installation of ethnic albanian mayors in majority—serb areas. they won power after kosovo serbs boycotted local elections. the country declared independence from serbia in 2008, but most ethnic serbs have never accepted its independence. two italian intelligence agents and a former member of the israeli security forces were among four people killed when a boat overturned on lake maggiore in italy. the vessel was carrying 25 people who were celebrating a birthday, before it was hit by a sudden, violent storm on sunday evening. the independent office for police conduct is investigating, after a 91—year—old woman had a taser pointed at her by police in south east london. she also had a mesh "spit hood" placed over her head. the metropolitan police

i think when you read the wall street journal, you read "the new york post", listen to economists, they will say it's the strongest debt ceiling we have ever had and if i compare it to when republicans were in the majority, they just added more money, didn't cut anything. >> are you having conversations with the hold-out votes? >> john: so there you have it. chad in front of the camera, listen to chad -- we'll give him his moment to get ready. you heard him say a debate and vote tomorrow, sandra, he's expecting a favorable outcome from ways and means this afternoon. >> sandra: obviously he's answering questions why it does not go far enough to please the conservative base of the party. let's get back to chad pergram. you got a couple questions in there. what was your take away from what you just heard from the speaker? >> the key he's trying to figure out the vote matrix between democrats and republicans to understand where the votes lie. the key here, he had this meeting with thomas massey, a member of the rules committee, if they were to lose three members you cannot get the bill out

community, some places outside of new york city have filed lawsuits to stop new york from busing migrants to their suburb. listenle for centuries from europe, from asia, from africa, the middle east and beyond. immigrants and refugees have built the city, really are part and parcel of the social fabric of what we call new york. not just here in the city, but across the state. and immigrant communities and refugees have actually brought back communities and have been backbone of local economies. >> reporter: now, you heard, despite new york's reputation of being a welcoming place for migrants, there are parts of the city, especially the suburbs, that have tried to stop new york city sifrom sending migrants to their suburbs, to their cities. part of this is that the suburbs say that they have much fewer resources and they don't have the capacity to deal with the influx of migrants. the mayor said that he basically has no other option but to send people out of the city because the shelter capacity here in new york is simply running out. so there is a much larger question here of what the city is going to do in term

york city. tell me the demographics. i don't -- i expect that very few people under 40 listen to wabc. >> wrong.years ago. we've expanded it in every direction, every type of talk show from bill o'riley to our friend the mayor giuliani, to my show rita cosby and myself. cousin brucey, cousin brucey. stuart: he's got to be 80 years old. >> maybe more. but he is popular. we took wabc from no. 28 when we bought to the top 2 or 3 in the east coast. stuart: you made some money there. >> i don't care about money. i want to get the message across. stuart: john catsimatidis doesn't care about money. >> i do not care about money. this is about getting the truth out. you know what our motto is at the show, truth, justice, and the american way. that's what we tell people. stuart: you also own a chain of grocery stores. >> yes. stuart: operating in new york city. >> yes. stuart: you've got a lot of tentacles in this city. new york city right now is swamped with migrants, and you know that. can -- are you allowed to employ them in your grocery stores and do you want to? >> first of all, 85% of our employees

i want you to hear a statement from eric adams the mayor of new york city defiant. listen to this. ays, the orange county executive, has already shown his inability to manage less than a quarter of 1% of the asylum seekers who have come to new york city. now, to be fair, keep in mind, new york city is a sanctuary city. it has 8 million residents, a huge population, right? and already, that city has taken in 65,000 migrants. by contrast, little newburgh here doesn't even have 30,000 residents and they say that the mayor of new york isn't even answering their questions like has there been background checks made on these migrants? what are these migrants supposed to do? they could stay as long as four months in a remote residential area. there's really no place to walk to. as i send it back to you, i'd just say, stewart, we have heard comments from local residents driving by here in their cars, and what we've heard is go home. get out of our country. stuart: yeah. gerri: back to you. stuart: it's getting ugly. that's a fact. gerri willis right in the middle of it. thank you very much.

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seems to be heating up against him if you look at the new report in "the new york times" and jack smith's prosecution, listenle of law is a slow process. the gears of justice grind slowly but we live in a representative democracy and we do not follow the rule of law. we do not deploy all of its arsenal of laws and assets that we have in order to sustain the representative democracy. it will not sustain itself, we cannot think that prosecutions are the thing that's going to politically crippled donald trump. we have to ask the question and put the question to the american people, there's a political choice they can make and who do they want to be their next political leader, somebody who follows the rule of law which wr represented democracy or somebody who doesn't. >> have we tried impeaching him? >> yes, we did. >> how about twice? how about three times? >> could work, could work. >> i'm sure jack smith's special counsel investigation is the long process sized final trump investigation and upon conclusion the earth will crack open swallowing trump into the eternal abyss. >> james: he saw movie or something.

york. and you can listen to more about this story onjohn's new podcast.with new episodes weekly on radio 4 and bbc sounds. a deadline this afternoon for the government to hand over borisjohnson's unredacted whatsapp messages, diaries and notebooks to the covid inquiry has been extended. the cabinet office now has until thursday to pass the material on — or face criminal prosecution. it argues some of the material is not relevant to the inquiry. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, is in westminster. this is all rather puzzling in that the cabinet office , that's to say the government, doesn't want to hand over these diaries and messages — but also says it doesn't have them anyway. puzzling is one word for it. let's go through it. covid inquiry wants to see the unredacted whatsapp messages, diaries and notebooks of borisjohnson on the government is resisting it because it says not all the material is relevant to what happened in the pandemic but now it emerges that the government has told the inquiry doesn't even have some of that material. boris joh

listen political analyst. now joining us live from new york, great to see a join for us. what do you think? it seems like the kind of refusing to on so what, what seems to be fairly logical questions? well, it's important, understand that the liberals, they live in this power, low universe that they've created and constructed through lies. they are pathological liars. and please, i want to be very clear, i'm saying this as someone who always support the democrats, so not republic, i'm not a trump supporter.

i think we're going to read "the wall street journal," you read the "new york post." you listen to a lot of economists. they say this is the strongest debt ceiling we've had and if i can pair it when they have the house, the senate and presidency, they can't cut anything. >> and so speaker mccarthy working to whip votes in the house. meantime, the white house has taken new steps to shore up support. what can you tell us, monica? >> that's right, chris. exactly. i think you just heard something from mccarthy there that we've been hearing from the president in the last couple of days after this tentative deal was reached saturday night. that's look, neither side of this is going to be completely thrilled. you have to give up things in order to reach a compromise. and that is clear from both the white house and speaker mccarthy in talking to his members that they knew there were going to be democrats and republicans who were going to have issue with what they put forward. at the end of the day, because they were able to have this handshake agreement from both parties, they know the

kristen: is she listening to anyone right now? i saw in the new york times she is shutting herself off. a call from mr. newsom on her personal phone was answered by an aide and went unreturned. also, a visit from alex pad was rejected. even family visitor -- family members who wanted to see her were turned away. what does it suggest? phil: some of it is the ins and outs of her mental and physical state. another, diane feinstein herself feels she will tough it out on her own terms in her own way. she has had a long career. she is pretty daughter, to accompany her from san francisco to washington, and is staying with her. they have known each other virtually all of nancy pelosi's daughter's life, grow up across the street from each other. they are close. she has a small circle that is getting smaller. there is frustration. some days she is listening and some she is not. kristen: how much of this, -- stems from sexism, calls for her to stand down? her friend nancy pelosi said that, though others say she is saying that to keep her in office so governor new

"the new york times" reporter listened to a call yesterday organized by a super-pack that is supportingquoted desantis as saying this, you have basically three people at this point that are credible in this whole thing, biden, trump, and me. and i think of those three two have a chance to get elected president, biden and me, based on all of the data in the swing states, which is not great for the former president and probably insurmountable because people aren't going to change their view of him. elsewhere in the 2024 news republican senator tim scott is reportedly preparing to officially enter the race. senior advisers to scott say he'll announce his run on monday highlighting his personal story and faith. he's already amassed more than $20 million in cash on hand. scott will hit the ground running traveling to the key primary states iowa on wednesday and new hampshire on thursday. and another republican presidential candidate nikki haley is pushing back against donald trump's characterization of the january 6th insurrection. in iowa yesterday the former u.n. ambassador broke with her

listening political analysts. now joining us live from new york, great to see a john 1st. what do you think? it seems like the kind of refusing to want so what, what seem to be fairly logical questions? well, it's important, understand that the liberals, they live in this parallel universe and they've created and constructed through lies. they are pathological liars. and please, i want to be very clear. i'm saying this as someone who always support the democrats, so not republican, i'm not a trump supporter, but i can no longer be with such people. people who just lie, lie, live all the time. and then when they get caught in a lie, they dig their hills and, and continue to lie there. you know, it just leads people like me who believe as a journalist, i believe in truth, i've been finding the facts and it's just leasing specialist that these people can maintain their positions of power and authority and they will never apologize. they will never back down and they will never get a return. their rewards. beautiful surprise they won't because they have no integrity. uh, no sense of honestly, no

you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now a. >> new york republican representativeeorge santos spoke to reporters in new york after pleading not guilty to an indictment of 13 counts. representative santos who is facing charges of money laundering and wire fraud denied the charges and said he would still seek reelection in 2024. do you want to address them, too. >> don't >> we made it here. look at this. i know you all have questions. i know you all have questions. i know everyone has been waiting for the moment for me to come out and talk to you guys. this is the beginning for me to address and defend myself. indictment. we have all -- we have we have an indictment, we have the information. i have been complying throughout this entire process. i have no desire not to comply. i will have to go and defend myself. the reality is is, it's a witch hunt because it makes no sense that in four months, four months, five months, i'm indicted. you have joe biden's entire family receiving deposits from nine, nine family members receiving money from foreign destinations into the

weber, real quickly, this is the mayor of new york city i just mentioned, slamming your counties, rockland, orange county, for complaining about the migrants, listen here. >> they are getting one quarter of 1% of what we have here in new york city. r>> sandra: how do you respond to that? >> i think it's outrageous because what they are doing in the city is not what mayor adams is trying to do to our districts. they are not displacing people in the city of new york. they are sending people up here to rockland and orange county, people are being told to leave. t two different things completely and for the mayor to make the comparison and say what we are doing is wrong, i think it's wrong for the city of new york to tell people through these hotel owners that you got to get out of your rooms. you know, senator weber and i have a bill we are going to introduce that's going to protect the individuals in hotels, vulnerable populations there are unhoused right now. it's absolutely outrageous. and now people are talking about the president of the united states. we have been talking about this border crisis for way, way longer than they have, and we have t

listen. the daily received it in 2018 and together with the new york times over the now defunct ferry, that donald trump conspired with russia during the 2016 elections. if you haven't heard about a already have a listen to this with caleb month. a pulitzer prize is one of the most prestigious awards in journalism. it's handed out by columbia university and winning one is a huge boost to one's resume. now you would think that if someone got the award and the story they reported on turned out to be 100 percent fake news, not true, that the institution would sink to preserve its reputation by revoking that award. well, if you thought that you'd be wrong, the pulitzer prize was awarded to the new york times and the washington post 2 major u. s. newspapers that are known for not being friendly to donald trump or republicans . here's how they explained the award given to those who reported on the russia gate debacle of donald trump supposedly plotting with russia in order to win the 2016 elections a full deeply source. the relapse is the repulsive coverage and the public interest, the dramatically furt

rockland county in upstate new york and declaring a state of emergency to block adams for transporting migrants for 30 days. officials there are not happy with the mayor. listen to new york city and bring people there and say guess what i'm going to fill up a hotel in new york city because i want to. it's utter nonsense. this is unmitigated disaster. we are at a breaking point. things are really bad to begin with. sending in 340 people now is about as cruel as it can get because there's nothing that's going to be here for these folks. county executive added that residents are outraged over adams' plan adding officials at the town county and federal level are all united against it. and those are your headlines. rachel, barks down to you. >> rachel: thank you, ashley. new york city heading to the polls today for education council election. our next guest a new york city dad threw his hat in the ring to fight against the diversity, equity and inclusion agenda. in a new op-ed and it's excellent you should read it. charles love warns dei is everywhere in our schools and it's hurting our kids. we need to act. charles love joins us now. charles, so great to have you

local county executives who have been vehemently opposed to receiving migrants from new york are not pleased. listenty executive stephen new house, a bus arriving at a hotel in his count today, he says, various local officials, his police department were not notified these bus was be arriving today. sadly you cannot trust the word of new york city's mayor and the leadership of new york. now, new york city mayor's spokesperson for that office did tell us about the bus having arrived in orange county today. that is right, they did put their plans on pause but they never changed their plans. this was always the plan. now like i said, row khaliders upset local leaders upset. rockland county where i am got a temporary restraining order preventing this hotel from accepting migrants in the foreseeable future. that is setting the stage for a court battle to unfold here early next week. mayor adams spoke earlier this morning at a press conference about these legal challenges to his plans. he says he will take them up in court. listen to this. >> to challenge all of the legal obstacles that are attempting to

howard: in a call with coe nors, and a new york times reporter 457 to be able to listen to it, he made president, me, trump or joe biden. but, of course, he hasn't said that publicly and he hasn't said publicly that that trump lost in 20 to, because in the gop you're not allowed to say that. [laughter] >> you aren't allowed to say that if you're a member of the gop. where i disagree with susan, i think this disney issue has turned into something bigger for desantis. we saw a story that really speaks to where the desantis policies are taking the country. there was a teacher who showed a movie, right, in her fifth grade classroom. and as a result of that, now every child in this classroom is basically being deposed by a -- howard: you can blame that on the governor? >> yeah, because this is part of the don't say gay bill that he passed, and now it's showing up in classrooms, and a lot of americans will say this is going to become a bigger issue if ron desantis decides to announce and they're going to say, is this going to happen to in my classroom in new york? in virginia? in illinois --

you know, i i've made it a mission to give voice to the people that the new york times refuses to listen to that really are desperate for more police protection. i think both i think your for the better part, i i think that there i don't again this is it is presumptuous of me to hypothesize but i will offer hypothesis that there is a conflict within blacks. there's a tradition and as you say, they're both democrats. but there is something perhaps about the racism narrative that. a lot of voters not willing to give up yet. and brandon johnson was peddling the argument the police are racist it's also maybe attractive that, oh, more service is are the solution. i'm skeptical of that maybe that appealed to people but it is it i would say that the conservative safe harbor argument which i may be of perpetuating myself which to to to starkly say well the polls do show you know if you do quinnipiac polls routinely show if you ask blacks do you want more broken quality of life enforcement. they say yes at higher rates than whites. and yet they will vote for the anti-cop, whether it's interracial

stuart: listen to this one, listen to what the governor of new york says about the migrant crisis. >>already have 61,000, over 40,000 housed in new york city, they are bursting at the seams and mayor adams is doing the best he can. we will start seeing people living in tents not just on the border but the streets of new york and across new york state because we reached a breaking point. stuart: never criticize the biden administration, she wants federal taxpayer money to bail out new york, she wants florida and texas to pay for the mistakes of new york and new york city and they will never consider removing the sanctuary status from the city. that's a disgrace. brian: i give mayor adams credit, things are fractured between the mayor and the president, even though he doesn't go all the way to go 70% and says president biden's policies are causing chaos in his city. you are a money guy, you know what it is like to have a ledger. you see it go read and a lot of the most successful people in the state leaving because of the crime and taxes and you know i am in the red, taxes are high and

. >> yet, this is what new york adam -- have a listen. >> i was a former transit police officer.ed to many jobs where you had a passenger assist someone and so we cannot just blatantly say what a passengers should or shouldn't do in a situation like that. so, mayor adams didn't want to -- we can't just condemn it blanketly. and governor hochul also initially began by refusing to condemn a. she's has since said she re-supports justice for his family. i have to ask. what does it say about new york leadership, that the governor in the mayor's response was to basically, in a kind of way, excuse vigilantism? >> it was distressing. we can't be a city where we cheer on -- mental distress, who's homeless, who literally is crying out for food and water. -- this will be a wake up call for her, for a more compassionate and common sense system, for connecting people to care and health and safety that they need and that frankly, we all need >> mayor adams says it wasn't responsible for you to say what you said. i mean, i just don't know how you could not see the responsible thing to do is to

host: oh k, let's listen to the congressman last week after his arraignment in new york, saying he wouldot resign. [video clip] >> the reality is, it makes no sense that it's four months, five months. i'm indicted. you have joe biden's entire family receiving deposits from nine family members receiving money from foreign destinations into their bank accounts. it's been years of exposing a lot of you have reported on them. yet, no investigators are on to them. i'm going to fight my baffle. i will deliver. i will take care of clearing my name and i look forward to doing that. host: congressman santos last wednesday after he was arraigned in new york on those 13 charges. the justice department investigating him and prosecuting in the ethics committee in congress also looking into george santos, how he ascended to congress and yesterday, as you all know, we are getting your reaction to the house not voting to expel him and instead referring that expulsion to the ethics committee. kurt in baltimore, independent -- curtis in baltimore, go ahead. caller: thank you and good morning. host: good m

i have made it a mission to give voice to the people that the new york times refuses to listen to that really are desperate for more police protection. >> i think -- again -- this may be presumptuous of me to hypothesize. there is a conflict within blacks. there is a tradition. there is something perhaps seductive about the racism narrative that a lot of voters are not willing to give up yet. and brandon johnson has the argument that the police are racist. it is also -- more services are the solution. i am skeptical of that.. anti-c's interracial component in that he was a black i think that's the elephant. that's true too. these are all very difficult things and it's hard for white people to talk about it. there are some great black leaders out there and i hope that they get more attention and get more followers because the race hustle is is seductive. it's a narcotic. it has been working, but it's got to stop now. and frankly, i'm to racialize this again. excuse me for violating racial etiquette. i know these are extremely raw matters, but i i'm fed up. i've seen too happening to the

but listening to his republican colleagues from new york who are basically sick of all of this -- >>d that repeatedly. and i believe if he had any decency or dignity he would. >> is a complete embarrassment. the nation's focus needs to be on solutions that matter, no longer george santos. >> there is a clock ticking. george santos should've resigned in january, should resigned yesterday, and maybe you should've resigned today. but honesty and justice will be delivered to him. >> and by the way, one of the reasons you are hearing this is because george santos and several other republicans from new york, they are in biden districts. they are in districts that in some cases, biden won by a good double-digit margin. >> for sure. it's more of a saying. the bottom line is, if there was a majority that speaker mccarthy had to work with, he would be gone by now. the pelicans are sick of answering questions about george santos. they are going to continue. they're going to drag it out. it is interesting when he tried to use the word witchhunt, i think one person uses that phrase. and george sa