now, for mayor adams, it's like turning into lori lightfoot because she started to blame the media asou guys are just covering the bad news, and i know politicians get frustrated. biden's frustrated because he's like don't you see the price of eggs is down why don't you think the economy is better. mayor adams said my job is to make people feel different than how they feel because people feel because of everything they are that's around them not just on the news but the lived experience. and everything happening in new york maybe other cities as well these fine folks can tell us, is you see what's happening in the media then you walk across times square three times as i did the other night and it was shocking. it's just so embarrassing for the city. and then you find out that in the morning at 10:00 a.m. there's a guy with a knife threatening people in times square. >> greg: wasn't paul hogan. >> dana: that wasn't fox news fault that they covered it. it's not the new york post fault that they cover it. at he them for not doing ask something because especially on the recurring robberie

. >> jeanine: i think he is going the same way as lori lightfoot.ams is doing the same thing. she reprimanded the press. she said they are making it all up. he is doing the same things, saying the press is going out of their way and new yorkers are too dumb, they have to believe what they are reading in the newspaper. he is going to go the same way she is because new yorkers need the city to be safe, for businesses to be successful, and for people to feel that they want to live here. >> jesse: new yorkers have been waking up in the morning and reading the newspaper for a pretty long time, dana. what's changed? >> dana: well come about the thing peered i love that observation, judge, about lori lightfoot because i had not thought about it that way. but she did start to do that. remember, everybody else's fault but hers. guys, you can see with your own eyes on monday morning what we report. what happened in chicago over the weekend? we are here, we are living amongst it, and this is the most traveled-to city in america, second-most-traveled-to in the

former chicago mayor lori lightfoot. she's been a prosecutor, as well, before that. dr.e opioid policy research collaborative and president of physicians for responsible opioid prescribing. and jan rader, the former fire chief in huntington, west virginia, and director of the huntington mayor's council of public health and drug control policy. welcome to all of you. i'm going to start with the former elected official here. you've been on the front lines, a prosecutor. it's touched your own family with your brother. where are we today versus where we were in the '90s? >> well, look, i think the good news coming out of chicago is that we are really focused on harm reduction and treatment. we have decades of evidence, as you indicated earlier in the show, that the war on drugs is not a success. it didn't stop the problem. and at the local level, what we have to focus on is, how do we help these folks? we get them to turn their lives around. and we've done a couple of things in chicago. number one is, we made sure narcan is available literally everywhere. >> mm-hmm. >> i rem

they just threw lori lightfoot out because of the crime and her horrible record and then picked moresoft on crime mayor to replace her. in new york, people are leaving, voting with their feet. this liberal city will never elect another rudy giuliani to clean up the city. the problem will only get worse. people are leaving town. >> harris: kayleigh, the country is changing in immeasurable way for people who don't necessarily have access to resources. when you see walgreens and other places pulling out of areas where there might be a pharmacy or food desert, the people who are needing help are being punished. >> kayleigh: 70% of new york dwellers who say i am afraid i will be a victim of crime, that is extraordinary. 1 in 10 people walking on the street. alvin bragg, my gosh, for you to say you get a knot in your stomach for your family to ride the subway? no, sir, i wouldn't incarcerate or you took a bodega worker defending himself and you took a good samaritan, daniel penny. >> harris: daniel penny was first thing i thought of when i saw that from the district attorney. i mean, so yo

so far, he seems to be avoiding the mistakes that lori lightfoot made. mean, they were both basically outsiders, even though he was a cook county commissioner. she came in and rather than reaching out to more experienced folks to help get her administration off of the ground, she circled the wagons and kept close the people who got her elected. that did not always work out because they were not always the most experienced people. probably in many cases, not the best person for the job. he seems to have learned that lesson. it is early days and we are in a honeymoon period. he has made it a point to reach out to everyone. i joked that when he was making his transition committees that i think i was the only person not asked beyond one. they just went page after page of names. so far, so good. but the jury is still out. host: doesn't he, on your show as he did when he was good county commissioner? guest: i have not asked him because i know what the first weeks of a new administration are like. and he is wildly busy. i fully expect him to come back on the ra

so far, he seems to be avoiding the mistakes that lori lightfoot made. mean, they were both basically outsiders, even though he was a cook county commissioner. she came in and rather than reaching out to more experienced folks to help get her administration off of the ground, she circled the wagons and kept close the people who got her elected. that did not always work out because they were not always the most experienced people. probably in many cases, not the best person for the job. he seems to have learned that lesson. it is early days and we are in a honeymoon period. he has made it a point to reach out to everyone. i joked that when he was making his transition committees that i think i was the only person not asked beyond one. they just went page after page of names. so far, so good. but the jury is still out. host: doesn't he, on your show as he did when he was good county commissioner? guest: i have not asked him because i know what the first weeks of a new administration are like. and he is wildly busy. i fully expect him to come back on the ra

. >> eric adams and outgoing chicago mayor lori lightfoot saying is the white house who is responsibleithout a penny from the federal government. >> the federal government and the president, the white house and anybody else involved in the national guard not been granted for the district humanitarian response. >> we need a national solution for national challenge. this can't be done city by city, state by state, it's got to be comprehensive and originated by the federal government. liz: each of the mayors are talking common sense. each of those democrats are saying cut it out, white house. stop with the border collapse and help us out. what you think? >> i agree. look at states like texas and other border states and they are dealing with the flood of millions of illegal immigrants. mayors are dealing with thousands after they've put into place and touted in the elections policies of century city's welcoming everyone so i'm not sure why they are complaining out except for the fact that we took them up on it. governor desantis took them up and send workers their way and they didn't like

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and what do mayor bill de blasio and lori lightfoot have in common, other than making up one half offamily? that's true [cheers and applause] >> greg: that's all right. more like two fifths. they're both teaching at harvard. >> oh. >> greg: you know the crime rate in those classes are going to sky rocket. i hope there's extra credit for public your nation. what about fired chase a went to berkeley law, and hillary clinton went to columbia's school of public affairs. public affairs. [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah, i'll just say them anyway. but it does sound lie a course her husband should be teaching. i mean, you could even lose the l and it would still work. lessen one would be the proper use of cigars. but, hey, in hillary's defense i hear she's a killer behind the podium, and in jeffrey epstein's jail cell. what are you booing for? look, we all know that academia is where lefty failures go to make future lefty failures but for all their education no one taught them the meaning of meritocracy. it's supposed to be one of america's basic principles inspires achievement that rewa

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