virtually every state in the united states has that privilege except for new york and the new york state legislature will not do this. the future is not good. and the pandemic which hit new york harder than any place else how businesses were able to operate remotely, the zoom economy you might say, so you put on top of that this increased crime explosion on the question is, is new york going to be anything like it was prior to the pandemic? some serious questions as to whether or not businesses will remain for businesses will ever come to new york. it's a real concern. >> sean: commissioner, thank you. we don't heed the wisdom of people like commissioner kelly, it will not end well for anybody. the violence in new york city is not an isolated incident. we have shootings, robbery, vandalism way up in almost every other major city over the weekend in the city of atlanta, an 8-year-old little girl was shot and killed near the wendy's where rayshard brooks died. this happened because the mayor keisha lance bottoms allowed the area to be taken over by armed gunmen attempting to enforce their

the second mistake will bring it from georgia to new york, and texas to new york, and arizona to new rk, and a 38 states that see the virus going up. both times new york did nothing wrong. it was the federal government that caused our problem and then frankly wanted to add nothing to do with the solution. they caused the problem and then they said, you're on your own. literally, you have 39 states that are now seeing the virus increase and, to new york. so we talk about the bow. i talk about the vows. the reopening valve and we talked about monitoring it all along. you don't have to add two additional measures or dials to the valve. what is nigh have to watch the effect of noncompliant immature the local governments are doing the job. the second dial is now the effect of the national outbreak, and people coming here to new york with the virus. those are the two new complications that have been added to the next. and look, it is the federal government because it is the federal government. sometimes it is what it is. and this has been gross negligence. they had been denying the reality

the second mistake will bring it from georgia to new york and texas to new york and arizona to new york and the 38 states that see the virus going up. york dides, new nothing wrong, it was the federal government that caused ,ur problem and then, frankly wanted to have nothing to do with the solution. they caused the problem and then said you are on your own. statesly, you have 39 that are now seeing the virus increase and come to new york. so we talk about the valve. the reopening valve. we talk about monitoring it all along. you now have to add two additional measures or dials to the valve. to watch theve effect of noncompliance and make sure local governments are doing their job. now thend dial is effect of the national outbreak and people coming here to new york with the virus. those are the two new complications that have been added to the mix. it is the federal government because it is the federal government. sometimes, it is what it is. this has been gross negligence. they have been denying the reality of this situation from the beginning. it doesn't exist, it's going to go away,

>> in new york, it's really been the new york response that controlled the virus. whether the new york state or the new york city response that you're talking about. you know, i am concerned this is one, huge game of whack-a-mole across the country and rear here in new york city after all the work we've done and all of the effort we've made and slowly on a scientific basis lifting each of our phases of lockdown measures, that we're already dealing with a situation where our control of the virus is again in peril. we're already seeing an uptick in transmission in cases among the 20-something year olds unfortunately in the area a bit more laxed about their practices of social distancing and wearing masks, and now as you mention, all throughout the area around us, the surrounding counties, there has also ban increaeen an in cases. i hoped our second peak here in new york wouldn't hit until october, november, i'm very fearful it's come ag month or two earlier than that. >> yeah. it is a problem for all sorts of things. number one especially, dr. rubin points out what t

we are just going to be a microcosm of new york city. >> judge pirro: of new york city, absolutely. is an interesting poll, quinnipiac has come out and said that there are a lot of silent americans who are going to be voting for trump, 57% in pennsylvania believe that they are neighbors support president trump. but that's not being shown in the big polls that -- where people are apparently more open. what do you think of that? >> juan: that could be left-wing propaganda, judge. i think people are worried about complacency because the polls are so consistently in favor of biden. they don't want democrats to take it easy and think they got it in the bag. but i think the big problem for the president is that, after 40 years most americans know joe biden. basically trump is trying to convince people that vanilla ice cream is something they don't like. well guess what? most people like vanilla ice cream and that's what joe biden is at the moment. it doesn't matter if vanilla ice cream is not your favorite flavor, most people still like vanilla ice cream. so yesterday you see trump go out

very nice and this tirade against that then black mayor of new york city david dinkins. ok by the way every time we beat it was the n word so how does a man with a past steeped in racial divisiveness to say the least and i didn't even mention he didn't mention his tax problems how does he continue on his if none of what you just saw or heard ever happened it's very simple folks the leftist media has decided it didn't happen you didn't just see or hear what you just saw and heard period remember that. and that's a show folks who want you to stay curious stay hungry and you could also watch full shows right now on the portable t.v. app for a portable t.v. app download it right now actually app store i'm steve malzberg and i will see you next time on the press. we go to work you straight home for. the sudden and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolutionaries also just condemn small groups the call for racial when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get togethe

frankly the governor of new york, governor cuomo, who has a responsibility to all the citizens of nework as their governor should be looking into new york city's operation. he is not immune from his responsiblity. and albany should be calling for more investigation into the waste of taxpayer money and possible illegalities. david: by the way, new yorkers themselves are not in favor of this. this is, there is a very undemocrattic thing happening. it is not just happening in new york city with the city council. it is happening in places like minneapolis which also has a city council that voted unanimously to defund, completely defund the police. you have it happening in places like san francisco, all over the country. chicago, where the city council is voting against the interests of the majority of the people. the majority of new yorks polled do not want, not only do they not want defunding of the police, they don't want to have any elimination of any funding for the police and here's why. show a video clip of a woman the other day, right here, she is 65-year-old woman who in broad day

many had come to new york and the new world seeking opportunity. they were treated badly. they were treated as second-class citizens. party verytic cleverly from the 1840's on push them to register in the democratic party and as a result , many elites demonized the entire democratic party as a party for ruffians. the canards and cliches about the irish, drinking, hooliganism were created during this period. was it an irish american right? ,ne would have to say it was irish was a largely american population that was being subjected to this unfair draft. the racism of course inexcusable. who experience prejudice should not visit on others. it happens culturally i think all too often. raisee they able to 300,000 soldiers that were needed? >> yes. they were able to raise the troops and they raised him the 400,000 the following year. so the draft worked. there was also recruitment. it was a feeling of soldiers that was needed and the quotas were filled by a combination of volunteering and draft. war spirit especially after the andlamation to end slavery new yorkers contribute t

the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. delighted to yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer. the speaker pro tempore: thized for one minute. mr. gottheimer: thank you mr. speaker. thank you to the great chairwoman lowey for her incredible leadership. i rise in support of the package which contains two amendments i introduced. my fir amendment addresses the harmful algal blooms impacting many new jersey lakes and harming our eco tourism. we need the u.s. deal with these. my amendment prohibits any funds to promote the saille of vaping and e-cigarettes that can harm our children. we must help save lives and combat the youth vaping epidemic. mr. speaker, i urge support for this set of amendments and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. p

now even democrat governor of new york city, new york state, rather, andrew cuomo blasting alexandriacasio-cortez as quote, factually wrong on crime. also tonight, tom vacarro, former republican party chair, he will take on the fight of mail-in ballots and. democrats adamantly say voter fraud is not a real thing. we found the evidence that says, yes it is. "the federalist" christopher bedford on the bombshell accusation against "the new york times," that has the media world in the uproar. "new york times" opinion editor quitting, she is centrist bari weiss, she shocked the media world that "the times" is dominated by intolerant idealogues that bully people with different opinions. that is what an op-ed page is supposed to be about. this is a real indictment of the management at "the times." you won't believe what is happening with the fallout there. congressman greg stuebe on mexico's most lethal, most dangerous violent drug cartel it has ever seen. it is now growing in power in u.s. cities where democrats now want to defund the police. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald.

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there's a sign that spoke, "jesus saved new york." even about the defund the police talk or any of the politics. that is a direct reaction to what we are seeing today. we also saw a brand-new video of the police being attacked on the brooklyn bridge if you want to pop that back up. so people can see it in the context. while we were speaking it's like you knew what was up. there it is, and i can see -- look at them, these people who are aggressively going after the police. they will investigate what they see here. we can see with our own eyes that there are things coming across that bridge barrier attacking those cops. a last reaction from you, and will move on. >> if you want a baby want rewarded, if you want less of it, consequent is. if you reward bad behavior, you're going to get a bunch more of it. if you consequence bad behavior, you get less of it. that's true whether you're raising kids or training animals. that's how the world works. by rewarding people who are doing horrible things to police officers and people's businesses,

crowds menaced the new york times and new york tribune. henry raymond, founder of the times, was on the roof of his building when his investor, leonard jerome, and if that sounds familiar, he had a nine-year-old daughter named tammy who was destined to be the mother of winston churchill. but leonard jerome and henry raymond were on the roof of the times with a gatling gun, aiming at protesters who were threatening the paper. tribune" armed itself with munitions and grenades from the brooklyn navy yard. theyou can see that some of caricatures are blatantly anti-irish caricatures. eventually, they crashed through the downstairs rooms of the tribune, which were reserved for subscriptions and ads, and they set fire to this room called the counting room. and then an army of new york police came out from the south,s down city hall and attacked the mob and dispersed them. so the attempt to interfere with progressive newspapers was blatant also. and this is just one of the scenes that took place in july. and as you point out, by the male and femal

bryan llenas reporting from new york city. thank you, bryan. e progressive "squad," as they are called come announcing a new fund-raising effort. how the four liberal congresswomen have new leverage in the democratic party. music the music of ♪ a! all new, plant powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they need, with the fruit flavors they love, and 1 gram of sugar. find new creative roots in the kids' juice aisle. suffering the loss of a loved one, suffering economic hardship. the country is crying out for leadership, leadership that can unite us, leadership that brings us together. that's what the presidency is - the duty to care, to care for all of us, not just those who vote for us, but all of us. i promise you this: i won't traffic in fear and division. i won't fan the flames of hate. i'll seek to heal the racial wounds that have long plagued our country, not use them for political gain. i'll do my job and i will take responsibility, i won't blame others. you know, i've said from the outset of this election, that we're in the battle

new york city released a disturbing video as a man put the crowd in a headlock in new york. 24-year-oldurse, jessica whitaker shot dead in front much her fiance. in columbus, ohio, we'll show this to. a car driven by a disabled man with cerebral palsy. police won't help in that. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez, blames this on people not being able to pay the rent and people upset they're going to get evicted. she is blaming shootings on that. your reaction? >> she is ridiculous, the fact is, that the mayor of new york has basically ceded the city to the rioters and to black lives matter and antifa. the police have been told to stand back. the, disband donning of the anti-crime unit was terrible. plainclothes police men prevent crime. uniform policemen respond to crimes after they're committed. this mayor has basically abandoned safety and crime prevention in new york. now he inherited a city from both mayor jewel and mayor bloomberg, that was the safest city in america. now it is going back to the bad ol' days. we have 139% increase in shootings and murders. it's horrible. police don't kn

new york. we have a number of callers, one from patrick in new york. hi, patrick, you're on. >> caller: hi, good evening, i would like to ask mr. barnett to comment on two points. as you know, wendell holmes jr. wrote the dissenting opinion in lochner. also as i am sure you are aware, justice holmes is one of the most cited justices in history, principally i think because of his opinion. i would like to contrast justice holmes with the book, structure of liberty, where he emphasized the structure between libertarianism and classic liberalism. would you say that, as you indicate in your book, the private adjudication and the enforcement of law is the only legal system that can provide adequate solutions to problems of interest and power? and do you believe justice holmes would sign on to that theory today? >> thank you, that sounds like it could be a masters thesis, could you find a short answer to that? >> that is based on the accurate reading of my book called the structure of liberty, justice

i think it was easier for new york. of. as quickly as it did because we do have a history of encampments in new york of course most notably occupy wall street but even after that and before that there were smaller encampments you know outside of governor cuomo those office or wells fargo bank. and walk protests. and so there were already i think a network of people who you know how those set of infrastructure who were aware of you know land laws like street laws sound laws so that we would be abiding by you know at least some sort of like wallace so that there is no unnecessary reason for the police to a story. and you know different people nearby offering their bathrooms offering their you know lobbies i think a lot of this was possible because we had already such a good infrastructure set up for joe support during the protests i mean people even have porta potties that they were able to donate to us. so i think my take would be that for other places that might want to take this on or model themselves after those you know

the new york times washington post the only time c.n.n. saying well we can't have this we're going to we're going to mischaracterize this and tell people he said something he did and they all did it it was astonishing to read the papers. because it was saturday morning but it may have been sunday but by the time they got all ginned up yeah absolutely ari i want to move on to the cancel culture which it seems only applies to conservatives with you know past blackface users like jimmy kimmel jimmy fallon howard stern they all get a pass but now we have a letter signed by 100 liberals including j.k. rowling new york times editor barry weiss noam chomsky and here's some of what the letter said institutional leaders in a spirit of panic damage control are delivering hasty and disproportionate punishments instead of considered reforms we are already paying the price in greater risk aversion among writers artists and journalists who fear for their livelihoods if they depart from this consensus or even lack sufficient zeal in agreement 1st are you

carley: ghislaine maxwell is expected to be extradited to new york this week. e is currently being held without bail in new hampshire after her arrest last week. maxwell is charged with helping epstein recruit girls to sexually abuse. she faces up to 35 years in prison. both the prosecution and defense are requesting an arraignment hearing on friday. todd: the man charged with driving his car into protesters in seattle, killing one of them, is due in court today. a judge should determine if he should be released on bail. he was arrested on saturday after police say he sped into the crowd on a freeway. a 24-year-old was one of two people hit. she died on sunday. the other person remains in serious condition right now. a statue depicting frederick douglas is ripped from hits pedestal in upstate new york. rochester police say it was taken from a park along the underground railroad where douglas and harriet tubman helped take slaves to freedom. it was found 50 feet away near a river. this comes on the anniversary of douglas' speech delivered to the city, called what

occupy city hall movement is jamie tiber good director of development for new york city's new york communities for change thank you so much for joining us jamie a pleasure to have you on thanks for having me on today. occupy city hall is demanding a $1000000000.00 taken off the new york city police department budget that of actually not as big of an ask as one imagines given that the n.y.p.d. budget sits around $11000000000.00 jamie is there a deadline for this the funding that you're calling for and where should this money be reallocated if it isn't being taken out of the police payroll or police budgets . yes of the budget vote is actually happening right now in fact yesterday we got news that the mayor and the speaker of the council cory johnson have made a backroom deal with simply reshuffle $1000000000.00 divested from the n.y.p.d. and actually just how to do it under the department of education knowing that there are schools that costs and that the funding would still be as a discussion of the n.y.p.d. now the deadline is wednesday july 1st. and jamie what it's been mayor de blasio and o

let's look at the scam nation there in new york city 25 percent of new york city apartments have not paid rent since march a new state law prohibits evictions while social distancing rules are in effect this could last until there's a vaccine the city is bracing for. hundreds of millions of dollars and delinquent property taxes travis bickle is coming back to travis bickle star of taxi driver rome time square and you know became a hero anti-hero of the seventy's revenue seventy's as economic stress and it was a great recession at that time oil prices spiked higher and it was the birth and culture american culture of the n.t. here to to kind of reflect the negativity of the times so you have taxi driver and you had alan pakula made of great films like the parallax view for all the president's men and so it introduced not only of men actors but chino doesn't happen they're not traditionally a leading men type looking characters they became antihero of characters then that all changed under reagan and we had top gun and tom cruise and we went back to like the 1940 s. and 1950 s. of amer

liras lived in new york for a fee is. in march she was meant to be visiting family back in the philippines so when the pandemic hit lire was stuck in her new york apartment and stated. when she started getting alarming messages from colleagues this is the cheap stuff and we had 3 people there are contaminated we coronavirus. and this is how we. force ourselves to take a lot of chances every day. i would hear a lot of things from the hospital so i was scared for myself i don't want to be part of this it is sticks i don't want to die here i mean my kids still knew me. has denied any lack of protective equipment for stuff but leroy was still worried enough to take matters into her own hands raising money on social media for extra protection we were able to release 1600 something and i bought a facial it's in and 95 masks to give out to the to my coworkers in the unit. i worked. with her supplies really are a return to the job she loves caring for patients this line we have in our baby. she also keeps photos from the life she

new york city mayor bill de blasio has reportedly ordered a heavy police presence to protect a new black lives matter sign big yellow letters spelling out black lives matter appeared on 5th avenue right in front of trump tower last thursday the new york marathon self joined back to vegas to help paint the message it was later vandalized with red painted before being cleaned up donald trump responded by calling it a symbol of hate accusing the murder of disrespecting his own police department. let's go live now to derrick gibson derrick's a candidate for governor of new york state on a pleasure to have you on the program so we have allegations that dozens of police officers reportedly taken off their normal duties in the city to protect the road painting how appropriate is done. that is true there are. about 4 to 1st. of all these off. and. on the streets and when the crime rate is. when it certainly is needed or is in the middle of a gun crime wave juden said a 25 year record for gun violence that's courtesy of the new york times surely police should be focusing more wouldn't is not what

and then you had the entrance of the penny press starting with "the new york sun." we don't want to talk about politics or shipping news. let's talk about fires tragedies , and true crime." the real human interest stories, and they made money with advertising which meant they did not have to go to a particular political party. also, the lightning press had been introduced. a number of newspapers that could be printed in any given day, no matter the lateness of the hour, so you could get a story like this out on the street hours after it happened, and that is what happened all over the country. the reports were shockingly detailed. of course, you have some fake news in there. you have people racing too quickly to verify things. they said butterworth had been arrested as an accomplice, teresa was arrested, teresa was pregnant with barton's baby, all kinds of false information, but really a lot of accurate information in this report. you also have yes, this was not a surprise. sickles really was the last to know what was happening. you have this daily media frenzy which

pictured this. 35,000 new york city police officers each with a gun. not one, not one has been trained on how to effectuate an arrest under the new guidelines, where you can and cannot touch the perp and police will face certain prosecution if the rest is not made properly. de blasio disbanded the anti-crime unit which expects under covers pursuant to a com stat which is a colorblind pinpoint screen that identifies crime concentrations that help drive down the city's crime rate in literally russia was nice -- resolution eyes policing around the world. now no more stop-and-frisk, no more police concentration in those crime-ridden areas and the ones most afraid, the minority community in the inner cities who live with crime day and night. if you asked that black and hispanic clergy they are terrified of what is to come. the cops that were protecting them are gone. they've been told to stand down. they can't engage. and i've been told repeatedly now by and we pd cops that if the suspects resist the cops will let them go because they haven't been trained on

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joined this new york times in 2014 after working in the washington post. we are really proud and excited to have her with us here tonight. i've been excited about this book for a long time as i mentioned my daughter is a girl scout and this is such a great story about girl scout and new york city. true story of girl scout in shelter in new york and nationwide response that it sparked. reading from the book and talking with giselle and karina and then will take questions from you. take it away. >> thanks. well, first of all, thanks for having us tonight. hi, giselle and karina. so good to see you. one of the things that i want to talk about tonight is the story goes way back before 2017, although we first spotted each other across a room in 2015 and i had no idea that you all would experience homelessness and, you know, i would end up writing a book about your journey, so in 2015i had taken on the beat of social services and poverty for "the new york times" and i decided that i would go to any shelter anyone ever invited me to and so jimmy, council member i

blocked lives modern spiral out of control in new york. new video shows a police officer pinning a suspect by the neck. florida records another record daily increase in covert infections also the country's biggest surge since the start of a russian intensive care doctor based in new york say stock prices on like anything health workers have seen before. many of my colleagues including those who were here during the $911.00 attacks and. was surprised by the situation with the career that it was. also had on the program poland's conservative president normally secure is another term closely fought race but there are claims that germany has been exerting influence. it was a secret test investigators say they've established why 9 hikers mysteriously died in russia. more than 60 years ago. one minute past 10 am in calgary nothing pm in karachi and 7 in the evening here in moscow this monday july 13th welcome to our 2 international. new video has emerged showing a us police officer restraining a black man by kneeling on his neck in the chilling e

the democratic governor of new york state andrew cuomo and the democratic mayor of new york city bill de blasio like trump also both have blood on their hands look i think you can't have a conversation about the response of a 19 without discussing a lack of federal leadership the bottom line is if you are a governor or mayor of a state in the united states you need to know what the federal response is you need access to the data you need access to the troops you need to know what the plan is going to be you need to know that they'll be supply chains that provide your frontline workers with everything that they need the democratic governors and mayors across the country they are listening to the science they are following what doctors and epidemiologists are recommending that is not what republicans have been doing in new york you mentioned governor cuomo the 2nd case of cover 19 it was reported he merely allocated $40000000.00 to help with additional staff and funds there and he did something also that was really important and had been absent in this country are which is he started te

there remains a question on whether protesters occupying new york city hall right now will leave eventheir demands are met. one protest organizer telling fox news there is no guarantee they will heave and that more demands -- will leave is and and that more demands are coming down the pipeline, as they put it. that is, of course, the way of a mob. particularly the radical mob. once you think you have appeased them whether kneeling, protesting, slashing budgets, turning a blind eye to civil unand around -- unrest and arson, they will always be seeking more. they're allowing the left to continue their support of the radical agenda. last night the democratic national committee took things past their normal garden-variety stupid by. in a tweet the dnc took the official position that celebrating the fourth of july at mount rushmore is the equivalent of celebrating white supremacy. did i mention we're talking about the democrat party? the tweet has since been deleted but without explanation or apology to the president of the united states or the american people. and we're not going to wait

black lives spiral control in new york while. new video shows a police officer pinning a suspect by the neck. florida records another record daily increase in covert infections also the country's biggest surge since the start of the bric a russian intensive care doctor based in new york sees the crisis is only like anything health workers have seen before. many of my colleagues including those who were here during the 911 attacks. was surprised by the situation. it was unprecedented even for them. also ahead this. poland's conservative president normally secures another term for a closely fought race. germany has been exerting influence on voters. no. secret tests investigators say they have a stop. mysteriously died in russia. more than 60 years ago. are tuning in from right across the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my names you know me good to have your company. new video has emerged showing a us police officer restraining a black man by kneeling on his neck in a chilling echo of the george floyd kil

so a lot of the focus had to go to new york state and new york city.i-state area because that's where the virus was enough of the deaths were occurring. you have to prioritize as a nation. i have no complaints about the federal response. today we opened up another testing center, two more testing centers. pop up testing centers that weren't here yesterday. the surgeon general. [inaudible] he said whatever you need just let me know and i will get it down here and i'm going to take him at his word. right now we are okay we get support we need. so and you know one of the big decisions that every state, and quite frankly practically every set of parents in the country has to make over the coming months is the decision of sending children back to school. the largest teachers union in florida has sued the state to prevent it from reopening. where do you stand on reopening schools and what threshold do you believe needs to be met before it is really safe to bring kids back to school. >> every community is going to be different. the level of contagion and ever

we're going to see that infection come back to new york and reinfect new york unless we're very lucky's not only the first failure that allowed the virus to come. it's the second failure that four months later we're still talking about eight days to get testing results. >> for all of the tragedy and strain on our hospitals and our city and our state, are you surprised to see governors like governor kemp twid ling his thumbs about something like mask which is the lease invasive way to slow the spread? >> nicolle, that we're still talking about masks is in defensivable. you have the ihme projection model which is the model that the white house follows. it's funded by gates. they say 40,000 more americans will die because we didn't have a mask policy. 40,000 people will die because we didn't have a mask policy? every health expert says it. every federal health expert says it. the cdc says it. the nih says it. that we're allowing politics to allow americans to die is a level of dysfunction that we haven't seen in this country before. look, we know what the real virus is. the virus that we

look what happens in new york.ards a police officer with the intent to seriously harm them. and they did. where is everybody, every political leader in this country saying that is wrong it has got to stop? let's get together and have meaningful dialogue and change we need to but this is not the way. where are they, brian? brian: mark, it doesn't surprise you, i imagine, the president did something that hasn't deny done in 20 years, got the endorsement of a major law enforcement agency. i don't want to get knew politics. as a guy who grew up in law enforcement your entire career it probably doesn't surprise you. >> it doesn't. because this president is two important things. he stands for law and order, protect american citizens in this country. and this is what i can say for a fact. he loves and respects and honors the men and women in law enforcement. the good men and women of law enforcement. brian: if you talk to the people in secret service and the nypd in new york, they say the same thing when he was a civilian

there is a .2 million people in new york, but they had -- there new.2 million people in york, but they a much higher death rate per thousand in new york city and new york than we do here in florida and miami-dade. karen: i'm a political columnist so i would be remiss if i don't ask you about this. you're running for congress in the primary that will be held next month. if you win, you are going to face an incumbent democrat permitted you have the endorsement of president trump, even though in 2016, you had said you planned to vote for hillary clinton. i guess this is one of the few instances the president is willing to let bygones be bygones. do you think of yourself as a this timemp supporter around, and which parts of his are you most enthusiastic about? mayor gimenez: i am a trump's support her, and i support the president, obviously. , and i a trump supporter will support the president, obviously. the parts of his agenda that i support, his trade policy, for a time, the united states was being taken advantage of through trade policy. i'm very happy to support that. he is pro-police

there are, according to the "new york times," currently only two states in the union where the number of coronavirus cases is actually decreasing. there are two in the country, vermont and new hampshire. but now the president's coming to town. it will be interesting to see how long they're able to hold on to that status. despite the president's best efforts to turn that right around. it's the worst roadshow in the history of america. watch this space. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> thanks for being with us here tonight. i'm going to see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with the great lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm about to say to you the single most self-aggra