donald trump lost nassau county by 70,000 vote in 2020.y 33,000 votes, that's 103,000 votes because people were fed up with biden/harris and wanted trump back. stuart: always a pleasure, thanks for being on the show. still ahead, joe rogan cheering on musk's business approach to government cuts. >> the same people who said we need radical change, we need radical change, we got corruption, we need radical change, here's your radical change. stuart: steve hilton coming up later, a lot more to say on that. it is finally super bowl weekend so we sent jeff flock into eagles territory, the oldest tavern in philadelphia, he will tell us how much beer the country drinks on big dig game night, right after this. known for pursuing your passions. no one wants to be known for cancer but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surge

and we are policing nassau county and that is where our responsibility is.aging that goes in a different direction. not in nassau county but they are focused and we are focused and we will make a difference. >> martha: this is three chilean migrants indicted for federal crimes related to burglary at joe burrow's home and this was coming out of the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of ohio. your thoughts when you look at this photo, these guys are flipping the bird at the camera and in the home according to these reports. >> they are really brazen right now because in the cashless bail system like in new york, no one stays in jail. the same group, this south american theft group, a million-dollar burglary, they were let out and they put a bracelet on, cut it and fled the country. they know they will go to jail so why not come back and be that brazen and if they get caught they will get let out anyhow. so now because of the cooperation with ice we will get to keep them. we get to put them into a part in jail and make sure that they stay here. >>

we are against that in nassau county. this is a common sense place.licies that come from albany and that used to come from washington before president trump was elected. this is a battle we have to fight every day to get back to american values and to get back to common sense. and i don't know why the attorney general would be spending her valuable time suing people who will not perform this kind of surgery on minors, mutilating their bodies. it's just unbelievable. it's not what state government should be doing. >> steve: and, in fact, the president today is going to be signing an executive order banning biological males from competing in girls sports. so that you will see live on fox. just as they are watching bruce blakeman right now from nassau county. bruce, thank you very much. >> thanks, steve. have a great day. >> steve: you bet. all right. quarter before the top of the hour. carley, let's talk a little bit about those trips to gitmo. >> carley: i'm glad you said that, steve. the first images have been released of illegal immigrants boarding p

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the primary geographical aspect of the ed ny is brooklyn but nonetheless, suffolk and nassau are part of the ed ny so i was practicing law way out east in suffolk county. i can go into at all, but ultimate i was tapped by senator moynihan, the senators recommend the judges to the president so it really comes from senatorial recommendations, with few exceptions spirit so moynihan in those days -- with few exceptions. so moynihan in those days was highly regarded as a u.s. senator. he was a democrat in maine but in reality, he was just one of the great statesman of our times and he works with republicans, democrats, conservatives, you name it. highly regarded. and he recommended me to the president at that time, clinton. so basically i/o the judge so basically -- so basically i owe my judgeship to senator moynihan. i had a young jr. associate at the time and i would fit the conventional mold of federal court judges. they are usually members of big firms, they usually are high profile prosecutors. most of the judges at the time when i was tapped had been assistant u.s. attorney's in the

if you go to new york and suffolk and long island and nassau, you have maybe six or seven locations and new york city which would include the five burroughs and that would run much better. same thing with los angeles or california. you would have riverside -- break it up to six or seven. most of them would be states and you would have one in iowa. give it to the state of indiana. these are really well states, they don't have debt or problems or any crimes relatively to speak of. and you would have education that would be the equivalent of norway and denmark and various other places at the top of the list. we are at the bottom of the list. top of the list when it comes to costs per pupil. we spend more per pupil and rated number 40. the last ratings came out. they talk about 40 countries and rated number 40. and i say if we did this, we would go 20, 30 notches up. we would do great and have some of the best districts in the world. reporter: are you doing it with an executive order? president trump: we would have to work with the teachers' union. they are opposed to it. no one would want

elected county executive, and in nassau county, the county executive is a trump guy. so much so that perhaps feeling a little jealous that trump has his oath keepers and his proud boys, pro-trump paramilitary militias, this county executive on long island has also formed his own semiofficial paramilitary force of military and law enforcement veterans that he says he wants to be able to call up on his own orders to supplement official law enforcement. now, if that's if that puts a little shiver in your quiver, it's because you're paying attention. but but that same, very, very trumpy county official in long island, new york, has now yanked all public notices from newsday, from the paper of record in long island, and instead has started putting public notices instead in a in a right wing new york city tabloid that's not even based in long island. newsday is suing to get the public notices back. but we'll see. so that's one. there's a second story. this is the second part of the same story. you might have also seen headlines recently about trump's new fcc chair going aft

disinfection and temporary closure of all live bird markets in new york city, westchester, suffolk and nassauounties over the last week, inspectors have detected multiple cases of bird flu in poultry during routine inspections at live bird markets in the bronx, brooklyn and queens. >> for a week long period. no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. >> there are no human cases of bird flu in new york, and state officials say the threat to the public is low, but cases have increased among animals, including wild birds, poultry, dairy cows and even pet cats. earlier this week, the department of agriculture says a second strain of bird flu, often associated with wild birds, was found in dairy cattle in nevada. this outbreak of bird flu has forced poultry farms to cull their chickens, impacting their egg supply, causing shortages and higher prices at the grocery store. in pennsylvania, 100,000 eggs worth $40,000 stolen from pete and gerry's

if you went to new york, when chester county, dutchess county, suffolk and long island and nassau andong island. you have maybe six or seven locations. then you have new york city which would include the five boroughs. i think even that would run much better than it does right now. same thing with los angeles or california. you would have riverside. he would bring it up into six or seven. but most of them would be states. you would have one like iowa. you give it to the state of iowa. you give it to the state of indiana. these are really well-run states. they don't have debt. they don't have problems. they don't have any crimes, relatively speaking. and you would have education that would be the equivalent of norway and denmark and various other places that are at the top of the list. we are at the bottom of the list and we are the most expensive. top of the list when it comes to cost per pupil. we spend more money per pupil than any of the nations in the world. yet we are rated number 40, the last rating scale, you saw that. they talk about 40 countries. we are rated number 40. i say

. >> carley: on lawrence's social media, nascar and nassau county does not mix. >> brian: i beg you to have more news, the fbi and nypd have arrested two suspects linked to south american crime ring after raiding a business in new york city diamond district and one is connected to burglary at bengals quarterback joe burrow's home in ohio. the suspects are accused of running a pawnshop where they sell jewelry, handbags and sports memorabilia. they will appear today in brooklyn court. they face up to 10 years in prison. and listen to this. army recruiting shattered records after trump's win. most productive december in 15 years by enlisting 346 soldiers. lawrence talked to soldiers about how pete hegseth is supporting them. >> lawrence: how does it have the secretary of defense greet you personally and talk to you and get your concerns? >> it is important secretary of defense come down and have leaders come and see eyes on perspective at the tactical level. ideas and orders from top, they don't know how that impacts soldiers. it is great for him to come down and get thoughts of leaders a

the nassau county executive says detectives will be deputized as i.c.e.tain migrants awaiting deportation. dozens of police departments across the country are also taking part in the plan, but many sheriffs say they don't have the money, the officers, or the jail space. nicole sganga has more. >> reporter: inside this gathering of hundreds of sheriffs, president trump's border czar, tom homan, delivered his pitch to the overseers of the nation's local prisons and jails. >> the sheriffs in the room, we need your bed space. we need that force multiplier. >> reporter: with i.c.e. facilities now over capacity nationwide, officials are appealing to local law enforcement, an effort to more than double their detention beds. we sat down with four sheriffs from four very different places. sheriff kieran donahue, sheriff candy fathauery, sheriff morgan and sheriffish bino bennie martinez. >> i feel like i'm on a crowded lake. >> i've been overcrowded. i need a new jail. >> reporter: so you hear the white house border czar say we need your detention beds. what goes

. >> yeah, what's nassau county nating is the democrats are standing in front of usaid saying this is end of the world. know whose idea was to shut down aid and fold into the state department? warren christopher, bill clinton's secretary of state. warren christopher put forward a plan to shut down usaid in 1995 and u.s. information agency and form them into a super stat department and al gore killed it during his reforming government plan, and my old boss, senator jesse helms revived it, and passed a law eliminating the first two and putting usaid under secretary of state and why marco rubio has the power to fold into the state. joe biden cosponsored that bill. it was the helms biden bill that gave marco rubio the authority that aid administrators answer to s secretary of state. this is warren christopher's idea executed by jesse helms and joe biden that marco rubio and donald trump are executing and the democrats are having ann an aneurysm. stuart: i didn't know that. thank you, marc. back to the market, dow down 100 and nasdaq eking out small and s&p up 7. ryan payne with us this mo

. >> reporter: the governor ordering uninfected live bird markets in new york city, westchester, nassauffolk counties to stop incoming deliveries, sell down inventory, thoroughly clean and then shutter their doors for five days, this shutdown part of the nationwide bird flu outbreak. while others have had their egg supply cut down due to the virus, still officials say there is no immediate public health threat. according to the cdc, there are 67 confirmed cases of h5n1 bird flu in the u.s. meanwhile, a different type of bird flu has been detected in u.s. dairy cows. >> when you have a virus that's spreading rapidly in animal populations, it increases the chances for mutation. >> reporter: the usda finding a second strain in a nevada herd. it's the same version of the virus that killed an elderly louisiana man in january. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the demand for eggs flying through the roof. last week in pennsylvania, pete & jerry's organic egg delivery truck had almost 100,000 eggs stolen worth $40,000. ceo tom flocco says they source them from over 300 family

order is going to affect approximately 80 live markets here in the area and new york city, as well as nassau county's and suffolk county's suffolk county in long island. and while the public health threat remains extremely low, there has been an increase in virus infections in the last several months. 130 cases have been reported so far, and 67 people have become infected and ill as a result of the virus. one person also died from the infection. we should note that nearly everyone who became ill with the virus had been in close contact with an infected animal. gloria pazmino, cnn, new york here in the u.s., a fast moving winter storm is casting a chilling shadow over super bowl weekend and into next week as multiple weather systems threaten to bring a dangerous combination of snow, sleet and ice. >> meteorologist allison chinchar has the latest forecast. >> the second of several systems to make their way across the northern tier of the u.s. is finally wrapping up today across portions of the northeast, but there won't be much of a break in between the systems. you can see this morning still

the area along nassau and fulton reethat would eventually become as newspaper row was dottedpublishing houses that catered to working in middle cemanfor t provided by inexpensive image images. a lot of this is driven by new printing technologies, so really kind of key innovation is the electro type and the electro type essentially them to start using steam powered presses in large age, in large quantities so that that prior to the electro with with images in particular, if you made too many impressions, you'd crush the wooden, the block. okay. and so not the case in the early 1850s. right. and they're just absolutely off to the races in the economies of scale. this are just stunning. for a point of comparison in illustrator publication like dc johnston scrap piece, which is in the 1840s, that a dollar per issue right. so about i don't know, 40 to $50 in today's money illustrated monthly magazines the 1850s are 10 to $0.15 per issue at 30 to 40 pages and. so if you're doing the math there on the back of your napkin, what realize is that that per page illustrated images cost 1/100 of wha

now the order extends throughout new york city, nassau county, suffolk county, and it's going to be affecting about 80 live markets in total. the governor said that the markets are required to shut down, sell down their inventory if they have not had a positive test in their facilities, and then clean and disinfect the area. then they're required to pass an inspection before they can reopen on february 14th. now, all of this, as you said, fred, a precautionary measure at this time, there has not been a public health concern that officials are talking about just yet. but we have been watching as the bird flu continues to spread around the country. about 130 cases in animals, live birds and some cattle have been detected. seven cases here in new york and 64 people have been infected. so far, 67 people, i should say. fred, one of those people who became ill with the virus, did die as a result. and it is important to mention that everyone who has been infected so far was in very close contact with infected animals. so at this point, not a public threat that officials here in new york are concerne

. >> to nassau county and long island, as well as suffolk county.he seven cases were found in markets in queens in the bronx and in brooklyn. now. this market here behind me has been open all day. i spoke to the people in it. they said that they are working through their inventory. they have no cases. of bird flu that have been detected here. once they are gone, once they're done going through their inventory, they will clean up and sanitize closed for several days and then be allowed to reopen as long as they pass inspection. again, the governor, emphasizing that there is no threat to the public at this stage, but that the state is doing this in order to prevent any more spread. >> take a listen. >> for a week long period, no poultry can be delivered. >> to. >> those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. each must then be. inspected by our. state and open markets before they can reopen. >> now, jessica, while there is no thre

and this order requires markets located in the new york city area, as well as in suffolk and in nassau counties, to shut down. now it is a temporary shutdown. as you heard, they are allowed to reopen after inspection in the next several few days. if a market was found to have a positive inside their market, they are required to eliminate their inventory before they are allowed to reopen again. the threat to the public at this time, according to public health officials, remains low, but the number of positive cases across the entire country have increased in the last several months, there's been 67 human cases reported. so far, only one person has died as a result of the virus. that was last year, and it's important to note that everyone who became infected with the virus had been in close contact with an infected animal, so that's a really just important note to make sure that people understand in terms of what the risk level is at this time. but these markets where live animals can be purchased, do have to go through this process of cleaning and disinfection right now. fred, i should

order is going to affect approximately 80 live markets here in the area and new york city, as well as nassaunty's and suffolk county's suffolk county in long island. and while the public health threat remains extremely low, there has been an increase in virus infections in the last several months. 130 cases have been reported so far, and 67 people have become infected and ill as a result of the virus. one person also died from the infection. we should note that nearly everyone who became ill with the virus had been in close contact with an infected animal. gloria pazmino, cnn, new york. >> victims of an alaska air crash have been recovered as authorities gather clues about the cause of the tragedy. we'll have that story and more after the break. stay with us. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat cats. >> swindling socialites. doped up cyclists. and, yes, more crooked politicians. i have. a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper. march 9th. >> on cnn. >> what do you got. >> there. >> larry? >> time machine. you're going

and in the bronx, and the order extends to nassau and suffolk counties. in long island. now. >> again, all. >> of this a precautionary measure. 130 cases detected across the country so far. most of that has. >> been encountered. >> in commercial birds. >> and some birds. >> some wild birds, like you mentioned at the top, including some animals that were. >> kept inside. >> the zoos. >> as i. >> said, the threat to the public, according to public health officials right now remains low. however. >> 67 people. >> have become. >> infected. >> one of those people did die. >> as a result. >> of. the virus. however, most of those people had been in very close contact with infected animals. jessica. all right. gloria pazmino, thank you very much for that. still ahead, we are live from new orleans with final preparations for tomorrow's super bowl showdown. plus, where the odds stand on some of the biggest prop bets people hope to cash in on. >> tomorrow. fresh from a trip to guantanamo bay, homeland security secretary. >> kristi noem. >> joins dana on the. >> plan to. >> send mig

hochul says markets in new york city and westchester, nassau and suffolk counties must close through february 14th. >> the governor says it's a proactive move to safeguard public health. she says there is no immediate public health threat. cnn's national correspondent gloria pazmino has more for us. >> victor amara. >> the governor's order requires poultry markets like the. >> one you. >> see here behind me to shut down for several. >> days after. >> seven positive. cases of bird flu. >> were detected. >> across the state of new york. now, the cases were found in live poultry markets in queens, in the bronx and in brooklyn. the place behind me is not one of the places that was detected to have had this bird flu, but we spoke with the staff inside who told us that they are working through their inventory, and then they will be shutting down. that's exactly what the order directs the markets to do. this is going to affect about 80 live poultry markets around the area. who will have to shut down, clean up, disinfect, pass an inspection before they can reopen on february 14th. the govern

york, you go to westchester county, you go to dutchess county, you go to suffolk and long island and nassau and long island. you have maybe 6 or 7 locations, and you have new york city, which would include the five boroughs. and i think even that would run much better than it does right now. uh, same thing with los angeles or california. you'd have riverside, you'd have you'd break it up into 6 or 7, but most of them would be states and you'd have one, like in iowa. you give it to the state of iowa, you give it to the state of indiana, you give it. these are really well run states. they don't have debt. they don't have problems. they don't have any crimes. you know, relatively speaking, to speak of. uh, and you would have education that would be the equivalent of norway and denmark and various other places that are at the top of the list. so we're at the bottom of the list and we're the most expensive. we're at the top of the list when it comes to cost per pupil. we spend more money per pupil than any other nation in the world, and yet we're rated number 40. the last ratings came out. you s

state of new york for now, taking these precautionary measures, it's going to affect new york city, nassau county, suffolk county and in total, about 80 live markets across the region. but something to keep an eye on and for now, live markets being forced to make sure that they are disinfecting and cleaning before they pass inspection and are allowed to open again on february 14th. fred. >> all right. gloria pazmino, thank you so much. all right. we are counting down to the super bowl kickoff, and officials are ramping up security measures to keep everyone safe before, during and after. we'll take a look at how officials are securing the big game next, and why a federal judge has restricted elon musk's department of government efficiency from accessing the treasury department's payment system. >> have i got news for you is back for another season. roy wood jr.. amber ruffin and michael ian black are finding the funny in the week's biggest stories. >> to give you all four years of something to talk about. >> if we are alive. >> have i got news for you next saturday at nine on cnn. >> so wha

seven cases of bird flu in poultry has prompted new york's governor to close all live bird markets in nassau, suffolk and westchester counties. also in new york city, new york governor kathy hochul announced yesterday that the markets will be closed through february 14th and must be inspected before reopening. she calls it a proactive action, adding that, quote, there is no immediate public health threat. new york state health commissioner also said that new york does not have any cases of bird flu in humans. broadway and film actor tony roberts has died at the age of 85. no cause of death has been given. roberts was well known for appearing in many woody allen films. the actor appeared in allen's productions of annie hall and hannah and her sisters. he also costarred with julie andrews in victor victoria. his tv credits include murder, she wrote and law and order. >> all right, let's take a live look at capitol hill this morning. yes, it is still dark out there. the sun yet to come up. we expect the house gop to reveal its tax and budget plan. the spending deadline is next month, and presid

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