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sources tell the new york post a man stabbed to death during a vicious new york city street brawl wastained by the new york post showing part of the altercation in the middle of a crosswalk in manhattan friday mor morning. a homeless man is being held without bail on murder charges. a historic victory for auch angelo and the 155th belmont states in the long island last night. hshe became the first woman to ever win the trtriple crown race. for more download the foxes that, go to foxnews.com/apps. the miami heat mascot bernie wound up in the emergency room friday night after a staged half-time scuffle with ufc fighter connor mcgregor added nba finals game that all went wrong charles watson is live in miami with details. >> good evening in hindsight it probably wasn't the best idea to stage a fight between former ufc connor mcgregor in the mascot bernie but that's what happened during game four of the nba finals. it turned out pretty bad for the mascot. >> this was all of the promotional gimmick for mcgregor's pain relief body spray. bernie the mascot walks onto the floor wearing a robe

back with me now is "new york post" columnist jon levine.s basically having to negotiate with medicare for drug prices. merck, sued the biden administration getting medicare to negotiate drug prices this is basically extortion. it is political kabuki theater and more. what do you say to this story? >> you know, look this is probably a fight the biden white house wants to have in advance of a 2024 this is a long litigation. it will not be solved today or tomorrow. it will go into the election. americans spend more for drugs than any country in the world. the deficit reduction act allowed americans companies to negotiate with medicare. why we spend $9,000 to buy, they spend $100. liz: republicans plan to block more of the irs $830 billion. cut to $60 billion. they want to block it in the appropriations fight. >> that is something that will help republicans in the 2024 fight. giving money to the irs is someone no one wants to do. liz: you see this moving forward, biden family alleged corruption story, biden agenda where does it move into the fa

incredible. >> bill: nice to see you, "new york post." i know you'll stay on it. >> thank you.na: thank you. >> bill: an accused serial rapist freed on bail. how that happened and how the alleged victims are reacting in a moment. a new report shows inflation might be slowing down. what does that mean? we'll talk to the co-host of the big money show brian brenberg and jackie deangelis are coming up for you next. ♪ the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. pepcid complete works fast and lasts for powerful heartburn relief. with an antacid that starts working in seconds- and a acid reducer that relieves occasional heartburn all day. other brands can't do both. pepcid complete. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than

the new york "washington post" -- "new york post," which is "morning joe's" paper of record -- also, people come up to me and ask why. it's simple. they won more pulitzer prizes collectively than all other newspapers. >> look it up. >> look it up if you don't believe me. that's why. anyway, -- don't look it up. they have on the cover online, like, joe biden walking off set, right? it's like he got lost. kind of like barnicle. we ask him a question, and he walks off in the middle of a question because he wants to get to the airport. he asks like biden is confused. no, he's president of the united states. he said, "thank you, and i'm going to leave now." people do that to us all the time. they don't end up on the front page of the ""new york post."" i get it, he says, "god save the queen." i'm a sex pistols fan, too. i'm probably not going to end a speech with that. he confuses the rock and ukraine. i get all that stuff. but some of this stuff is just ridiculous. >> president biden talked to nicolle wallace at our studio in 30 rock. they had a cordial good-bye. nicolle reads the tease,

. >> bill: "new york post" reporter john levine is here but first david spunt at the justice department. good morning. >> good morning to you both. several key points in this new interview between bret baier and gary shapley, the i.r.s. supervisor special agent who is the whistleblower and confirmed and insisted that david weiss the u.s. attorney in delaware, trump appointed u.s. attorney in delaware said privately several times behind is scenes he was not pulling the strings and not in charge. it directly contradicts what garland has said for a year that weiss was in charge. shapley said weiss insisted he was not calling the shots. watch. >> i had him repeat that because i knew how important that fact was and i wanted to make sure i understood it. >> you were there and remember crystal clear in your mind. >> not only do i remember it crystal clear but i documented it. >> documented it in an email that is an exhibit. he also recalled two search warrants executed on pry or -- properties connected to hunter biden but prosecutors began to get cold feet. >> between april and june of 2020 we

they do. >> mir andza divine for new york post joins us. mir andza, you are authority on all things hunter biden. what surprised you most about this whistle blower testimony? >> look, i think just that such a volume of information confirming and corroborating what we have known at the new york post for almost 3 years and anybody you know tony all the information that he begin to the fbi. and has said public low. that's also been rollidated. and you know i guess -- really just all in one place temperature is demolished the lies that you just played of all those people who pretends it was russian disinformation including joe biden he knew himself it was his son's laptop. he knew himself when he told americans that he knew nothing about his son's over access business dealings. knew he met a dozen of hunter's partners including now we hear at the 4 science hotel went with hunter to meet executives from the chinese company in december of 2015 in washington, d.c. i have corroborated that with gal lost a missing witness who worked with the chinese

security guards who try to intervene and stop criminals like this one in new york city getting arrested themselves. here is the new york poster today, plunder lock and key about how everything in these stores in new york city is locked up chocolate to underwear to dish soap and ice cream and i love the pr teams attempt being like this fresh and new and exciting? everything is not except for two aisles not accessible to customers. got to give them props for trying i guess. >> i guess you don't want to say our stores are a hell hole where nobody can feel safe and thieves running rampant so you have to go with something else but it is insulting to say these things clearly been done because of the crime hitting downtown and major cities across america something to be happy about. it is decreased quality of experience the shopper, that's what happens when you have a breakdown of law and order in society and it's good if we can acknowledge that. >> the example we were talking about from chicago and this new york post cover is new york city, i saw was the same story in san francisco so coast to coast and middle of the country is b

>> will: wider than "new york post" and fox news this morning. irst time as though a blind man seeing the sun it was reported in the "new york times." >> ainsley: bad dad. chinese sitting business partner. sitting with my father. shocking testimony. biden doj interfered with son's tax case. >> brian: the fbi knew a year ahead of time it was a real laptop. instead they are -- it was orchestrated around them we know it was david morell the former director of the cia orchestrated 51 people to sign off and say this is classic disinformation. yet, they all knew it was real. six months, 8 months later yeah, upon further review it was his laptop. >> ainsley: the falling of 2019. a year before the election. they slow walked this investigation. you didn't know about it. we didn't know about it until right before the election. right before the election. it was october 2020. then the "new york post" tries to report it. it's censored. taken down off of every social media site so you wouldn't find out about it until after the election. all right. we have a fox

cheryl: and lee zeldin, you're with us today, you called out new york governor kathy hochul in this new york postyork post has been great covering this. that clip, she's calling israel lynch mob. she's graduating from law school, talking about how this system that she is now going to enter the rule of law is filled with white supremacy and must be torn down. if you are celebrating this amazing moment in your life, you just finished earning your college degree, your law degree, you're with family and friends, you should be able to have that moment without having to listen to that and this isn't new. the city university of new york did it with last year's law school commencement address. they've had other issues where jewish professors have had to resign because they don't feel welcome. this is a taxpayer funded university. i believe we need to have a culture there that has jewish students and faculty feeling welcome. until that happens the funding needs to be used as leverage to get an immediate suspension of the funding to get the action we need to improve this university which unfortunately will

she's extensively wonderful articles and pieces for the new york times, the new york post, the washington post, the washington examiner, newsweek spectator, and more. now, she graduated from rutgers university, which we were just is probably the most radical feminist university in america. and she had a degree in history and jewish studies. and she lives now with her husband and, her six children aged nine years old to two months in maryland, following today's talk by bethany and, we'll do a little q&a. please join us for lunch right next door here. and her book is available for purchase and she's graciously agreed to sign her books for you, if you like so now please join me in welcoming bethany mandel. hi thank you so much for having me. it was a childhood dream of mine to be on c-span so i can check off this box and i don't even have to anything. i can just say i've been on c-span and walk off and i will have achieved that life dream. but i'll i'll try to, you know i'll try to actually be entertaining on c-span, which is something that is know it's an accomplishment where it comes to wo

the "new york post" is reporting that others are hinting that u.k. e's no way of knowing that for sure. a lot of people confirmed what the "new york post" is saying because his communication with those that follow him online, facebook and instagram, had stopped late last night. so we're told that this all began to hit something about 1 1/2 hours after leaving nova scotia. steve, thanks for being here. very good to have you. what do you think of what you've heard so far? >> what is really disturbing is that they really lost contact with the submarine through communications or even through a pinger where they might locate the submarine from the sound that it emits. it could be on the surface drifting. surface conditions can reflect sunlight and make it difficult to see an open close to the surface. and then the sonar side, it takes between 1 1/2 to 2 hours or more to descend from the surface to the depths of titanic. and from what i've been hearing from the site, they lost contact a couple of minutes in to that. so it might still be descending to the bo

today— year in the united states — just today in— year in the united states — just today in the new york post. _ the united states for $10,000 — and yet still, many women and children are raped, — yet still, many women and children are raped, many people die on this journey, _ are raped, many people die on this journey, and many people suffer as a result— journey, and many people suffer as a result of— journey, and many people suffer as a result of these folks who are simply in it for— result of these folks who are simply in it for the — result of these folks who are simply in it for the money. and i think as an international community, we need to stand up _ an international community, we need to stand up and stomach this illegal trafficking _ to stand up and stomach this illegal trafficking of people who are seeking _ trafficking of people who are seeking better economic and social conditions — seeking better economic and social conditions from where they came, but they shouldn't die and perish, and suffer— they shouldn't die and perish, and suffer as _ they shouldn't die and perish, and suf

weeen seen with the new york post the -- wellingness of the white house to keep reporters out of events. because they know this those reporters will ask the tough questions. i think than i will try but i think yawn is right. i don't think they will get away with this, this time. and a big reason for that is that the evidence of corruption is so overwhelming hulook at this you continuing it is seems like it it is a complex case when it is irrelevant not a complex case. what seems complex is the monitorous amount of evidence the biden family is using running a massive criminal extortion cartel around the world which they have e raced or made 30 will mission from countries like china and ukraine and then fast forward to today and where are the hot spots in the world. chien an and ukraine talking about billions of dollars shipped over to ukraine by the biden administration. i wonder upon if the millions that hunter biden got from ukraine might have been some influence on that foreign policy decision. >> john that becomes the issue. is that it it is almost like we see this and we are waiting

but i know the new york post will ask and fox news lassies questions.e oversight committee in 2024 republican presidential candidate will ask these questions. joe biden is going to have to answer in his reelection campaign. no question about it. >> speaking of the house ways and means jason smith said this is evidence of the two-tiered justice system. watch this. >> they don't treat all taxpayers the same. unfortunately, american art treated the same way as the wealthy especially if your last name is biden. we saw that with countless examples that they use, how the department of justice intervened in the prosecution of hunter biden. they delayed and divulged and denied numerous examples of these investigators tried to go into further prosecution of hunter biden. >> let me ask you this you say joe biden will be asked about this but he does not want to take the debate stage. a lot of americans have an issue with this, they say if you could weaponize government agencies against donald trump but you can let hunter biden walk, anything can happen, it could b

e fo miranda devine is a columnist for the new york post. she joins us nowpost. miranda, you are the foremost authorit oy on all things hunter biden. what surprised you most about at this whistleblower testimony? tt look, i think just that there's suchh a volume of information confirming and corroborating what we have known at the new york post for almost three years. and anybody you know, tony bobulinski, for instance, all the information that he's given to the fbi and has said publicly that's also been here validated. and, you know, i guess really just seeing it all in one place, it's demolishedd of the lies that you just played of all those peopleas who pretended it was russian disinformation, including joe bidenformatin. joe biden knew himself that it was his son' s laptop. he knew himself when he told the american people that hehi knew nothing about his son. hunter's overseas business dealg dealings. he knew that he had met more than a dozen of hunter's he overseas business partners, including now we hear at the four seasons hotel. hunter t he went with hunt

joining me now miranda devine, new york post coliseum snis and foxconn tributeor -- columnist and foxbutor. >> why was it so hard to be found? >> he skipped bail so nobody knew if he was dead for he was a fugitive and i got a message from him just a couple of days ago saying that rumors of his death were greatly exaggerated and here he was and so, you know, he says that he is innocent of these arms dealing charges. >> he was kind of mild-mannered professor in washington d.c., working with the same chinese business people that hunter biden and jim biden were working during joe biden's vice presidency, and so he had a sort of ring side seat to that influence peddling operation, and what he says and it's backed up by some documents -- is that in march 2019, he went to brussels and he offered to be interviewed by the department of justice and four fbi agents and two doj prosecutors from the southern district of new york flew to brussels and interviewed him over two days, 16 hours, and he told them -- basically back in 2019 -- what we discovered the next year with hunter biden's laptop; th

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we know somebody's lying and according to the "new york post" david weiss the u.s. attorney that was tasked with investigating hunter biden told six witnesses that his hand, his hands were completely and totally tied in regard to this investigation into hunter and to joe. irs whistleblower gary schlafly claims that weiss said, quotes, i'm not deciding official whether charges are filed. that was whistleblower gary is speaking out. look at this from cbs. >> there were personal expenses that were taken as business expenses, prostitutes sex club memberships hotel rooms for purported drug dealers. >> how much did hunter biden owe in taxes? >> from 2014-2019 it was $2.2 million. i documented exactly what hand and it doesn't seem to match what the attorney general or the u.s. attorney are saying today there. were certain investigative steps that we weren't allowed to take that could have led us to president biden. >> you wanted to take them. >> we needed to take them. >> and you weren't allowed to take them. >> that's correct. >> by the way note to hunter biden, hunter se

new york city landmark. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "new york post a fire at new york city's iconic tiffany's store. smoke poured out from under the building yesterday morning. authorities say the electrical fire started in an underground transformer. it did not spread to the store itself. there were no customers in the store at the time, but about 100 in the building were evacuated as a precaution. two people suffered minor injuries. there was some smoke damage to the outside of the building, but no reports of damage inside. >>> the "associated press" says newly released court documents reveal that an indiana man confessed to killing two teenage girls. during an april phone call while in prison, richard allen allegedly told his wife he killed 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old liberty german in 2017. their bodies were found near a hiking trail just outside their hometown of delphi. residents were surprised when allen was arrested and charged with two counts of murder in 2022. >> this town has known richard allen for a long time, working at cv

we'll talk about that and also get reaction to new york city's brand new attraction. look at that new york post. it is a free crack pipe vending machine according to their report. and the 2024 gop field got even bigger. both former vice-president mike pence and the very unpopular former new jersey governor chris christie. i think he left office with about a 14% approval rating in his case now entered the race. we have full analysis of all this straight ahead tonight but we begin with this fox news alert. sources have now confirmed to fox that the doj's special counsel investing former president trump's taking of classified documents has now convened a second grand jury, this one not in dc but in south florida. that would be the same district where mar-a-lago is. and based on what we are hearing, the special counsel is now poiseded to wrap up that probe and there are many reports that charges could, in fact, be eminent. at the very same time, we are learning that an indictment against hunter biden could also be forthcoming, but don't expect hunter's charges to implicate the big guy. this will be

that the head of burislavna called biden a big shot during a meeting with the president of the new york postournalist. i wanted to clarify the situation, but came across rudeness. why are you called the big shot? and at this time , new biden data appears. could receive bribes from abroad for $ 30 million , a congressman said on fox news. uh, republican james conor in the corruption scheme. according to him, not only the ukrainian borisman. more than 20 companies may have relationships an important date in space history 60 years ago, flight began. the world's first female cosmonaut, valentina tereshkova , was chosen by the commission after severe tests. the ship, vostok-6 chaika, and there was one on board, the tereshky call sign started from the cosmodrome in economics on june 16, 63. if she said that the condition was satisfactory for the tsup, it would mean an urgent cessation of flights return to earth, despite the fact , which is not everything went smoothly tereshkoladkina was able to take a photo of the horizon for the first time and later used it to detect aerosol layers in the atmosp

thirty-six let's talk about another topic that touches all americans forgiven op-ed in the "new york postwe know covid 19 leaked from the wuhan lab you give 10 reasons for that. let's go over some of them. what says it to you? >> clearly there was intense to do exactly what the virus looks like with a site in a batch coronavirus that is what enables it to affect humans that's what makes it so deadly there is a detailed plan submitted to u.s. funding organizations the year before the pandemic. the plan is outlined and it is in plain view. we also know there was suspicious deaths in china among the scientists and doctors who are close to the first cases. chinese collaborator with the wuhan lab filed for a patent for covid vaccine theory early in february 2020 bridge so early many people question has this been in development for months prior? that scientists mysteriously died about two and half months after from the patent even though he was young and healthy chinese media reported he fell off the roof of the wuhan lab. the first dr. who took care of some the first coed patients were presuma

will: take a look at new york post cover. says their royal has situationness and harry -- has situationness and harry laziness. pete: you both do podcasts. there's a lot of work involved in it? rachel: not this one. this one is very low effort. will: how many have there been? rachel: i have the number. pete: i assume you got a similar deal. >> $19 million for me. pete: they're underpaying you. $20 million is what they got and they did 12 podcast episodes in two and a half years. will: amazing, what a deal. high five, megs. rachel: these people, it's unbelievable and bill similar monos is the executive at -- bill simmons is the executive at spotify and i didn't know he had this title as executive. rachel: what he said about the gifters. >> a holt of business deals and negotiations. >> i wish i was involved in the meghan and harry leap and gifters is the podcast we should watch. will: you're doing one episode every two and a half months. they couldn't pick the topic. rachel: he said he has a golden story and amazing story and d

same violence globally. >> harris: that graduate student from the community college tells the "new york postippets of her speech. meaning the one in new york you just watched and i honestly feel inspired by her courage to speak up. we're trying to speak up against what the oppressive government is doing. in reaction on twitter was fierce. that speech was hijacked with false anti-semitic rhetoric. when did graduation commencement speeches turn into anti-israel rant? we reached out to the community college in california for comment. your response. >> i think anti-semitism has often become the province of the left wing in this country. i think both of these speeches are emblematic of that trajectory. the fact that the democrat party doesn't condemn opinions like these when you are calling israel an apartheid state is a totally laughable and absurd accusation. i don't have a problem with her ability to say it but i think democrat party should speak out against accusations like these. i think republicans should continue to do what we're doing, standing with israel. there is a reason people who li

. >> bill: here is the "new york post" summing up today with the headline hail to the thiefs. nancy mace telling us she saw the document from the f.b.i. which contains what some believe is a bribery claim. she thinks, after reading it, it does not look good for president biden. >> it was very credible and legitimate. i would not brush it off like the f.b.i. has. and it corroborates other information that we've seen in other places because the document for one example talks about not just 5 million but 10 million going to the biden family. half going to hunter biden, the other half going to joe biden. when you look at hunter biden's emails and complaining he had to give half of his income to his father. >> bill: team fox coverage lucas tomlinson with more on the indictment. let's go to the white house and north lawn and peter doocy who checks in now. >> nice to see you. president biden who claimed as vice president not to have a savings account is answering questions about these allegations of a possible multi-million dollar bribe with a question of his own. >> president biden:

"new york post" sums it up. they titled this, this is the vend.e gives out free crack pipes with lit bomb city machine. taxpayer funded. kennedy, why are the taxpayers being forced to enable addicts? >> those of us in new york city know we pay such high taxes in the city. so much of our tax money is being mismanaged because they are not treating addiction properly. you know, it is harm reduction is one thing. great in theory, but it is not practical the way they're doing it in places like new york city, l.a. san francisco. needle drops are great. you don't want people dying of opioid overdoses but at the same time, you want to reduce drug use. they are not really tackling that. they have plenty of bureaucracy. they have social workers, you have cops, they could be working together better to identify addicts and get them into treatment. that's the big piece of the puzzle that's missing. you don't want to send people to prison. i agree you don't want to overincarcerate people who are sick and need treatment. the problem is just giving them free stuf

so the "new york post" has got the whistleblower story. and essentially it's what we were talking about yesterday. because the whistleblower from the irs is saying, you know what? david weiss, the u.s. attorney, i heard him with my own two ears say i'm not the decider, five other people in the room said they heard him say the same thing. meanwhile merrick garland saying no, david weiss. call them all together to get them to testify. wouldn't that be delicious? that way they can go down the row, okay, what did you hear? what did you hear? one of you guys is lying. >> ainsley: that's exactly what sol wisenberg the deputy independent counsel said. listen. >> somebody is lying. either merrick garland has lied under oath to congress or david weiss lied to the irs agents. merrick garland has testified that david weiss, the u.s. attorney in delaware, investigating biden, had complete authority, more authority than even a special counsel did to do anything he wanted. david weiss told the two cracker jack irs criminal agents heading up the investig

"the new york post"'s miranda can divine is now reporting one of those key witnesses, a former israeli colonel, is alive and living in an undisclosed location. lift vanished last month while awaiting extra decision -- extradition to the united states. allegations that he vehemently denies. he tweeted this: i've been arrested in cypress plus -- cypress plus by the u.s -- cyprus. the u.s. claiming i'm an arms deal or. it would be funny if it wasn't tragic. i've never been an arms dealer. doj is trying to bury me to the protect joe, jim and hunter biden. shall i name names, he writes. finish meanwhile, tomorrow fbi director christopher wray is expected to deliver to the house oversight committee a subpoenaed document alleging then-vice president joe biden was involved many in a $5 million bribery scheme with foreign nationals in exchange for u.s. foreign policy decisions. wray facing comer's threat the of contempt of congress charges until the release of that document. joining me right now with more on the extent of the biden family's business deals is florida republican congresswoman ann

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day before yesterday because the publication is well-known, what is it called, it is called the new york postll, that is, the new york times, washington, which was inexplicably published there by the united states the material about how baba vanga predicted a nuclear disaster in 2023. well , you understand. i smile as hard as i can because it is clear that this is the rain. in the near future, we will probably have such a very interesting analytical material, but there will be a lot indeed, there will be many such statements, and by the way, they will appeal to the kakhovo hpp, they will always spit on you, you see what kind of maniacs they are, you have seen them, they did not stop before yes , but you have to understand and what will be the results of, for example, under the fish of the kakhovo hpp and they can demonstrate with this and what they have from this well, at least some profile is minimal, well, again , the forcing of the dnieper has become more difficult . yes, it is true. for them, and i am not talking about the general reaction in the world of international society, well, of c

other person in that situation can receive the appropriate rest and needed rehabilitation in the new york post reports that madonna was intubated in the hospital, but her management did not confirm that simone biles is returning to the mat. >> the seven time gold medal gymnast plans to compete again in august in chicago, the one day event will be the 26 year old's first since the covid delayed tokyo games in 2021. i have no doubt she'll dominate absolutely. coming up, one little girl's idea for getting up close and personal to her favorite feathered friends. >> but first, the social media stars who are laughing all the way to the bank one bite at a time. that's next. you're watching world news now. >> helping families with mesothelioma is all we do. my firm has been offering a free book on mesothelioma for over ten years since that time, hundreds of people have mesothele loma have trusted us to represent them. we have local offices throughout the us and there is no risk to you. mesothelioma really is all we do . call us at one 800 306 315. that's one 800 306 315. or go to mazabuka .com. when s

the reporters from the "new york post." the post has been all over this story.hat reporter is trying to get a question in before. hasn't gotten far. >> dana: i don't like the tactic -- >> bill: yesterday he got a ward. >> dana: biden gets away with it. i don't like your question is stupid and think about nancy pelosi the other day telling hillary vaughn saying don't bother me with such frivolity. when you have 80% of pollsters concerned about his age, it isn't a frivolous question. >> bill: so far a stone wall. >> dana: experts predicted colorectal cancer will be the number one cause of death with people under 50 by the end of the decade. the stunning foambers. what do we need to know? >> colon -- the american cancer satisfied says improved screening has reduced colorectal cancer rates over all 1% each year over the last decade. mostly older patients. in younger people, people younger than 50 rates have been increasing 1 to 2% a year since the mid 1990s. vanderbilt university oncologist is noticing the trend in younger colorectal cancer patients. >> one of my mo

cnn and the new york post were putting out, each one in their desire to be first with the news.we're not vetting the information correctly and they're putting out misinformation, including misidentification of a potential suspect. the worst thing that you can actually do, what ed davis, the police commissioner that time had going for him, however, was had embraced twitter and had twitter account that the boston police department had created. so as fast they were coming out with the misinformation, he was coming out with the correct information as the police source. new york post story is wrong, that's not the suspect. cnn got it wrong. we're not at this house to arrest the suspect. so for me, that was a wake up call because. now, instead of having to feed the media on this schedule, you to beat the 7:00 news deadline, you meet the 3:00 deadline for the evening newspaper. we effectively could go around them and tell the story through our lens challenge to do it is to do with a transparent way and to do it honestly. and i think we were able to do that. so in new york city that i b

the cover of the "new york post." look at this. it's the addams family and the story is about. >> ainsley: clever title. >> steve: the story is that the mayor here in new york city says, you know what? i'm going to look into seeing whether or not i can have a family of migrants stay at gracy mansion with me, if it's possible, just invite them in. >> ainsley: he is saying he asked all of the new yorkers, if you have a spare bedroom, open it up to the migrants in your house. >> brian: i will give you $40. >> ainsley: give you money maybe if you are worried about your mortgage payment this will help. >> steve: gracy is a sanctuary mansion. there you can see more migrants come in the last couple of weeks. i held up the "new york post" because inside on the op-ed page they have got a great allergy. and the headline is r.f.k. jr. which peter was just talking about has the white house sweating and rightly so. declining real wages, plus the border nightmare botched the afghan bug. all problems at biden's. whether he hasn't directly caused t

"the new york post" here says this is a judge problem. richie riley writes in "the new york post" that biden's falls are a serious issue that may hurt democrats in writing they should be thinking long and hard about whether or not this is the vessel they want to write into her in 2020. infiltrating for performing the u.s. president in the second term extending all the way until january of 2029. are there concerns within the democrats about this? >> they are and i actually think when hillary clinton spoke about this a leak and a half ago, her comments were misinterpreted. people are having knives on that test to attend the american people that they you have a right to be concerned about this and to talk about it and put pressure of the west must also address it. people don't want to be told that what they're seeing is not happening. he is 80 years old, we would ask questions about people's fitness for coming any that age and it happens with ceos and corporate sherman's and et cetera where the boys are concerned shareholders. now that doesn'

look, the new york post line of questioning you just played with john kirby, that is a moment in a press briefing that is otherwise very friendly. by way of example, two days ago karine jean-pierre had an opportunity to ask a member of the press what their favorite beyonce song was. i can't remember having a chance to do that because most of the time i was being yelled at consistently by multiple people at once who would rather me not peek at all. so it is -- speak at all. it is a totally the different posture than psaki. these were things i simply wasn't able to do because the questions were why is your boss so bad, some rendition of that each and every day. elizabeth: got it. kayleigh mcenany, thanks for joining us tonight. okay, to this story, it's hitting d.c. the senate is moving to vote on a debt limit deal. it could come tonight or tomorrow morning, but no one is talking about how the deal does not stop inflationary spending from the government. the chicago fed, san francisco fed already warned government spending is fueling inflation. your real wages are down 6-7% after all of th

to the police department she was amazing. >> steve: there is a headline today an op-ed in the "new york post mcmahon. cops know who the real new york city commissioner is it wasn't keechant sowell. and he writes: calling the important shots for the past 17 months has been a fellow known throughout the new york city police department as an unindicted co-conspirator number one that would be deputy mayor for public safety and former cop phil banks a long-time eric adams confederate caught up in police corruption about a decade ago. what do you know about this guy? >> listen it's not a secret banks and adams good friends. at that level people are not going to like them go. to the media and smear their claim. over the last nine and a half years new york city has had four police commissioners that's a problem. we need to get on track. have stability and know what their job intails. that's what we need. >> steve: got to be tough to take a job where had your job eric adams used to be a cop. >> plenty of people that put their two cents in and have a say. she did a great job. now we have to look forwa

biden laptop story where only 18 months after the fact that all these news organizations new york times, washington postay that new york post story was right, it wasn't russian disinformation and now for him to do this do over, it reeks of phoniness because remember what was considered a conspiracy during covid. covid came from a lab that studies coronavirus is in wuhan. remember what john stuart said? if there is a outbreak of chocolatey goodness and hershey, the first place you would look is the chocolate fauci in pennsylvania could the vaccine prevent you from getting covid like biden said year later after the pandemic, no, it can't. can the vaccine prevent transmission? no, it can't so all of these things, kids being safer in schools as well and schools were safe. they were safe. now we are seeing this do over and i don't like it. >> it's a little more than a do over, to me it is a scandal. when i look at this, mark zuckerberg is saying we censored information we now know is true. i feel there needs to be consequences. >> the rewriting of what happened, the truth, that's what's happening now. we kne

a drug prevention program worker told "the new york post" that the machine now needs to be refilled twices on crack pipes for free in a vending machine. it's already needing to be replenished. >> we have completely lost the plot. what in the world is wrong with us, and what in the world is wrong with elect are officials who somehow think that they're to doing some sort of service? it's the craziest thing i've ever heard, maria, the fact that we have a vending machine installed by the city, restocked by the city that's got crack pipes? honestly? i don't -- you can't make that stuff up. you know, if we were sitting around a table trying to say, all right, let's come can up with the craziest things we could possibly say or invent or do, i don't think we'd even come up with that. it's so far out of left field, it's crazy. i thought it was crazy when i went to san francisco a couple years ago and i saw that the city was actually setting up, setting up tent encampments and actually painting yellow circles on the sidewalk as if to say, okay, this is your yellow circle, and you can put your tent

they hope to find the five mission specialists and hamis harding, according to the "new york post." oceangate launched this submarine from newfoundland headed out for a six-hour tour of the wreckage of the titanic. it didn't come back last night. so it was reported missing to the coast guard. listen. >> locating an object on the bottom will be difficult, but we will bring all assets to bear that we can to try and find the submersible and rescue the crew. >> the oceangate is using all of their resources, too, conducting a surface search. the coast guard has reached out to the navy and canadian armed forces for assistance. this sub, if it has any problems, it's supposed to float to the surface. this video of the wreckage taken by oceangate last year. they have been doing this for quite some time. as we heard in other reports, things have not gone smoothly. oceangate is exploring every option that they can to get the crew back safely. they posted information about their trips in the past to the twitter page saying that they do everything they can to make sure it's a great experience. w

according to an instagram post by her manager, guy oseary, wednesday afternoon. the pop music legend was rushed to a new yorktubated for at least one night after being found unresponsive, according to "the new "the new york post." cbs news medical contributor dr. celine gounder. how serious kenny of bacterial infection be? >> bacterial infections can be deadly if they are allowed to go untreated, and in people who have immunosuppression or chronic medical conditions, they can also be quite dangerous. >> you think people would come to that show? >> i'll be there. >> we will all be there. >> reporter: in january, the material girl's out announced her celebration to work with friends. the tour sell burning for decades in music is now paused. >> for decades in music. >> reporter: that celebration tour, which was supposed to begin just two weeks, sold out in several cities in just minutes, with fans buying up to 600,000 tickets in the first day, according to billboard magazine. madonna's manager says he expects her to make a full recovery. norah? >> norah: lilia luciano, thank you. an amtrak train derailed today