mr. newsom. when i heard you are going to be the guest, i was researching the small business for america's future -- how do you distinguish this organization from the traditional small business organization such as the national federation of independent business and all these groups around cities such as the business roundtable and the community of 50 and whatever these folks choose to call themselves these days? it seems their main thrust is to -- their main adversary as their employees. they are always trying to sponsor employee unfriendly legislation or block employee friendly legislation, trying to fix wages, trying to keep out unions. what is different about the small business for america's future? can you distinguish yourself from these traditional groups? guest: we really hone in on mainstream small businesses. we hone in on their employees. we focus on and we have a conscience on our employees and team members and making sure their lives are enriched and making sure they have the quality

mr. newsome, i am sure he was feeling emotional at the time.a lot of ups and downs. the last thing any of us want to see is more violence the streets. we want to see just the opposite. there is an opportunity for calmer minds to prevail and work together to figure out ways to stop the shots fired we are seeing all over the country. judge jeanine: we'll see what the new mayor does, and carmen best, thanks for being us. judge jeanine: next the fox event of the year. event of the year. i have all the when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. one of my favorite supplements is

mr. newsome, i am sure he was feeling emotional at the time.one through a lot of ups and downs. the last thing any of us want to see is more violence the streets. we want to see just the opposite. there is an opportunity for calmer minds to prevail and work together to figure out ways to stop the shots fired we are seeing all over the country. judge jeanine: we'll see what the new mayor does, and carmen best, thanks for being us. judge jeanine: next the fox event of the year. i have all the judge jeanine: finally tonight fox nation's patriot awards is this coming wednesday november 17th at the hard rock live theater in hollywood florida get your tickets before it sells out. i'll be there and favorite fox stars will be there you won't want to miss it and don't forget to set your dvr and judge jeanine thanks for watching i'm jeanine advocating for justice an the american way. i'll see you next saturday night. ♪ ♪ dan: black lives matters is threatening violence even bloodshed new york city mayoral elect brings back anticrime police units. after t

mr. newsom shared his thoughts and plan of action at a news conference in san francisco and abc 7 news reporter liam melendez was with the governor today for that and she's in the newsroom with what he had to say leanne. well, dan, the governor was in san francisco today to visit a vaccine clinic in the mission, but he came prepared to talk about this weekend. he told us what may have prompted these robberies the temporary solution to these crimes and revealed for the first time that there will be more money in the budget next year to address this huge public relations nightmare. while people are still trying to make sense of all the retail store robberies over the weekend governor newsom had his own unconfirmed suspicions. the governor hinted that the robberies were time to take place in areas where thieves may have expected protests after kyle writtenhouse was acquitted for killing two men and shooting another the idea was to overwhelm police timing was rather interesting around the rittenhouse. decision, andtadvgeoplized governor's office acknowledged meeting with retailers over the weekend

mr. newsom.i heard you are going to be the guest, i was researching the small business for america's future -- how do you distinguish this organization from the traditional small business organization such as the national federation of independent business and all these groups around cities such as the business roundtable and the community of 50 and whatever these folks choose to call themselves these days? it seems their main thrust is to -- their main adversary as their employees. they are always trying to sponsor employee unfriendly legislation or block employee friendly legislation, trying to fix wages, trying to keep out unions. what is different about the small business for america's future? can you distinguish yourself from these traditional groups? guest: we really hone in on mainstream small businesses. we hone in on their employees. we focus on and we have a conscience on our employees and team members and making sure their lives are enriched and making sure they have the quality values

mr. newsom and his colleagues and what i heard was anger and militancy and a slew of misguided policy proposalse realities of police use of force and the connection between crime and socioeconomic indicators like poverty and joblessness. i think the public spoke when they elected now mary elect adams and choosing not to go with an abolitionist, choosing to go with someone who understood that the police and criminal justice system would have to have central roles. i think mary elect adams encouraged us all by holding the line on that. >> john: when you look at the fact that he was elected on the anti-crime platform and the fact that the two republicans were elected as district attorneys in nassau and suffolk county because bail reform was at the center of the race they are, is a large part of the electorate that says we do not like the way things are going right now. you do not like the fact that new york city which has the lowest crime rate of american big cities for a long, long time has now taken a sharp turn back to the bad old days of the 1980s. then you had this organization coming along s

mr. hock newsom. he was a 22 year veteran at the police force.t the age of 15. he testified in front of the civil rights commission and he says i was talking about black lives matter far before it was a slogan spray-painted on the streets, he set them talking about it in the realm of black on black, you can't talk about police shootings and ignore the 15 black deaths every day in the city. that is a voice that i trust. sean: prosecutors matter. if we could clone you and put you every prosecutors office, problem solved, it is all over. >> the fellow veterans to talk about leadership and as a big surprise about his popular gatorade commercial, i don't know what it is, i can't wait. ♪ every business is on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. ♪ your dell technologies advisor can help you find the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flig

mr. newsom at his word and i do think you might be right seriously, however i have to say is someone whosay good on him. great, this is good stuff in the stuff that new yorkers want to hear, eric adams to go directly to african-american neighborhoods, neighborhoods plagued by gun violence and went to those people and told him he would step in and solve some of the city's crime problems and i'm glad to see that he is not backing down. this was the issue of the race, this was the issue of the primary back in june and the blm defund and abolish the police crowd, they were given a ticket to ride, eric adams with a significant mandate because new yorkers do not share their views, they want safe streets, they want good policing come they want accountability, but they want good policing on their streets to keep our neighborhoods free of the gun violence and run people that sometimes pop up. >> john: do you think at some ways like blm leaders have been saying might happen if eric adams were to follow through on his promise to crackdown on crime and to restore law and order to new york city is so

mr. gavin, governor newsom didn't want to acknowledge is going to the party of the year, wedding of the yearrench protocols, would look like it was for the peasants. he was invited to a wedding of a billionaire oil, he attended the wedding, nancy pelosi was the officiant of that wedding and he blew off scotland to talk about climate change to attend that. meanwhile, his wife was getting upset saying why are you worried about the governor? well, he is the government, the state is falling apart in his constituents have a right to know where he is. of course he blames it on the kids. everybody blames the kids. kennedy: they wanted me to go trick-or-treating. no. they're not even 18. that's what's impressive about the state. i do think he was getting some ceiling in his panties. >> i don't know about that. you've got to believe people at their word, gavin newsom is a good man a good father, i take it that's what he meant to do and that's what he did. kennedy: i don't know, man, he's shutting down public schools, his kids on private school, his kids were in soccer tournaments in arizona, everyone

mr. senator, they're crediting gavin newsom, governor of california for a similar turn around but they stillout it. in our red states, what happened is, lower taxes, less regulation, not telling people you have to wear a mask all the time. let people make good decisions on their own it works. look at florida. we're open for business. people are out at the restaurants. we have more job creation, all these things, including lower covid cases. doing the right thing, reducing regulation works. stuart: we heard this morning speaker pelosi is scheduling a vote on thursday on the big, big, expensive package. you're shaking your head. i think this might become one of those, you got to pass it to see what's in it days. what do you think? >> well, first off, i mean the democrats are not thinking about what is going on out here. you talk to an average american here's what happened. their gas prices have skyrocketed. it costs so much money to fill up their car or truck. when they go to the grocery store food prices are way up. home prices are way up. people are selling their homes to move to lower cost

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leadership of gavin newsome, last year, because of shutting it all down, they're going to end oil production, they're going to save the environment, we import over 70%. we import over 70%. and mr. speaker, i believe you agree with me, because all the stats say it, name me one country that produces oil and gas more environmentally safe than america. have any of you been up to alaska? i went up to the north slope as a freshman. a group of us went. we all went up there. if you park your truck, you have to put like a diaper underneath it. it's not oil from the ground. you can't even let oil drop out of your car. do you think they do that in ecuador or venezuela? i'm sure they probablydo. you know, it's interesting, i like to study history and beyond america. it wasn't that long ago that venezuela was the jewel of latin america. had oil. had wealth. had a strong economy. hue go go chavez, had a democracy. hugo chavez ran for president and won. how did he win? he stood up and he staid -- he said, we're going to build our bureaucracy. we're going to give you free health care. free education. had a lot of oil, he could do it. so he got into office you know what he found out? you run o

mr. swalwell will vote aye on consideration of the resolution. why are we not talking about gavin newsom in the strategy he used to win? there are obvious differences but is there anything for immigrants to learn from that race compared to what they did? >> i wrote the table in 2016 on the florence campus the question of our week to big of a donation. the concept of diversity. the diversity we live with today is not the diversity that the founding fathers and the people who wrote the comfort -- constitution were talking about. they were talking about the diversity of a group of landowning wealthy white men who wanted the ability from a faith perspective to do a different thing. i think california is an example of that. the arguments and debates in california, while shared with some, would you say are california specific or would you say have messages to those other rhetorical races -- gubernatorial races? >> first of all, gavin newsom, his rating was in the high 50's by the end of it and there was not a alternative. his job rating was under 50%. my point is that swarts and egger was a re