chaos in negotiations with the city had broken down and jerry willis is life of the latest from newburghthe buses of migrants have arrived right jerry. guest: will that is right, they have to tell you that we have fresh news at the top there as is margaret crisis intensifies and near gov. kathy hocul, is demanding, demanding that the president send some kind of aid and help to new york state and here is her statement, given the size of human hearing crisis, she said that the state lacks the infrastructure facilities and resources necessary, to take care of my friends as you said were here newburgh new york, were yesterday to busloads of migrants were delivered by city of new york you, and right now, about 40 migrants are in this hotel behind me in the house right here and this is in defiance of legal action taken by orange county and the big question is coming forward, what happens next. will this him give more over the not we just did not know the answer that question but i can tell you mayor eric adams is defiant and here's what he is saying, 71 county executive has already shown his i

i said before may 11 indigo south texas paris newburgh newburgh going to see some increases down here that's transpired over the past two weeks. brownsville area of forest we have seen has unfolded here just south of us as migrant populations for venezuela and he froze a data sheet for spot of medical assets and resources, we have asked for support from other agencies resolve texas department of public safety personnel working side-by-side at our partners with local partners. as a team effort we are continuing to move these migrants into our processing facilities as quickly as we possibly can. tremendous capacity here in south texas. he fed for six or seven years. we're going to continue to leverage that to the best of our ability but as a secretary meant to write about setting its border security mission set going to keep as many border patrol agents are on our processing coordinators and our volunteers dod personnel going to help us on the adamant functioning agents back on patrol for ultimately our goal is to keep these committees safe make sure our agents are safe and they're out

and the wedding party and guests are stay at a hotel in newburgh, new york not anymore.us biden migrants to the hotel in newburgh and they kicked out the entire wedding party. deanna and gary join me now. first of all, congratulations, you are guys. but, second of all. >> thank you. >> did eric adams the mayor here, apologize at all for kicking your whole wedding party out of the hotel? >> absolutely not. >> jesse: he didn't send you a gift off the registry or anything? >> no. >> jesse: okay. so, let me get this straight. you guys have the wedding plans, hotel is booked couple weeks away. now migrants are staying at your wedding hotel and you guys are scrambling. what exactly what happened here, ddeanna? >> so, basically woke under the other morning and got a phone call from my sister that she turned around to check out the news, look at your hotel. no phone call, no text message, no email from them about any cancellations. i called them up and the first things out of their mouth i asked them about the migrants going in there? i said is it going to be safe for my guests

i had the great pleasure years ago standing with david mccullough and holding that original newburgh address in my hands, which was absolutely incredible. but washington folds up that speech, and he says to the man that he had just received a letter from congress that he was going to read to them that was addressing some of their concern. and he takes a pair of spectacles out of his pocket. and it may have been the greatest piece of theater in american history, because none of those men you know, they didn't get to go in the tent. they didn't see his eyesight failing. and he puts these spectacles on and he says, uh, i've never left your side one moment. but when called from you on public duty right, i've been the constant companion and witness of your distresses. he's evoking being in the tented field. and then he goes on and says, i have not only grown gray, but almost blind in the service of my country. and i like to think that men who had literally charged into the mouths of cannons all sat there and wept. and he brought that room down and saved the republic from this terrible dan

migrants slip uninvited guests to neighbors in the coming years, they protest in the patriarchal newburgh, meanwhile they are settled in local hotels. who is responsible for them, who is responsible, maybe a representative from the city of new york. do you need to know where all these people come from? are they vaccinated, if they have a criminal past, we have no information, and people from all over the world on the southern border of the united states seem to have gathered the entire global south. asia middle east a lot of people from african countries there is cameroon this it was not difficult to get into the us with no special obstacles. i did not meet any resistance, no one stopped you, no one, you are grateful to president baidu for opening the doors for illegal immigrants, of course. i really appreciate it, and there is not far off the day when biden will ask for a return favor. it is today that they are illegal immigrants, and the day after tomorrow the idea is already being put forward that these people are seen voting for the democrats. here's how similar the 2050 target is tha

the governor of lagos, opposition candidates are challenging his february election within court. newburgh says security is his top priority groups are active in the northeast, is also from us to improve the economy of africa's most populous nation. as you've done this, president assigned a new bill into law that allows a death penalty for so called aggravated homosexuality, legislation and on the toughest in the world and was approved by parliament in march. it outlaws intimate relations between persons of the same sex gay marriages and the promotion homosexuality us and you, and have condemned the mattress nation police and the kind of goal is capital 5 to get that support types of senegalese opposition. the that was months sancho. they want police to remove barricade somebody's house in dot com. sancho is the leading rival of president, much assault on his being tried for, right? if convicted, it'd be bought, running in next year selections. the presidents have venezuela and brazil about a new era and ties. nicholas my do arose in brazil, the head of a regional summit for my fund right

uninvited guests to neighbors in the nearest suburbs; illegal immigrants protest in the patriarchal newburghe settled in local hotels. who is responsible for them, who is responsible, maybe a representative from the city of new york. do you need to know where all these people come from? are they vaccinated whether they have a criminal record, we have no information, and people from all over the world on the southern border of the united states seemed to have gathered the entire global south. asia middle east a lot of people from african countries have cameroon it was not difficult to get into the united states of special barriers. i did not meet any resistance, no one stopped you, no one, you are grateful to president baidu for opening the doors for illegal immigrants, of course. i really appreciate it, and there is not far off the day when biden will ask for a return favor. it is today they are illegal immigrants, and the day after tomorrow already voters put forward the idea that these people sees voting because of the democrats. here is what is similar to the goal according to forecasts b

canceled given to immigrants, fox business lydia hu joins us live from now the crossroads hotel newburgh20 homeless veterans evicted from temporary housing, and a couple from florida wedding scheduled next month tells me the hotel already canceled the rooms they booked for wedding guests they are scrambling all of this because new york city is bussing migrants from the city to here on orange county, last week orange county sued city to stop them from using hotels here as shelter for migrants, county executive new house pointed to new york city sanctuary city designation as reason why mayor adams should keep migrants in the city, in fact maria, it was during his pain for mayor's office mayor adams promised to keep city ask sanctuary city designation, now of audio shared with fox business we hear sounds a like adams distanceing himself this recording you are are about to hear from a meeting between mayor adams local new york countys consecutives held last week some very angry listen to the flow of sanctuary city was in place long before i became mayor. i am following law as law enforcement

corporate failed to disclose enough in response to questions raised in its earlier reports, according to newburghty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we have some breaking news out of new zealand, the business new zealand manufacturing pmi doing better than the previous reading, climbing to 49.1 from 48.1, still under the 50 level that separates expansion from contraction for april. this, as we see some signs of food inflation coming down for new zealand. but there are still expectations of potentially that we will see further tightening from the rv and said. -- rbnz. he was giving his prebudget speech saying there shouldn't be inflationary tax cuts. with the manufacturing pmi seeing weakening of the qb economy. jamie dimon says regulators should do whatever they need to do to end the banking crisis, in an exclusive interview with france will -- francine lacqua. >> the debt ceiling is catastrophic. that's a whole different issue. hopefully will not happen. the banking crisis will sort its way through and it is not anything like 2008 or 2009. only a couple of people off size, which you kne

from where we are buses of migrants have been sent from new york city en route to a town called newburghayor office last night that they were going to pause on the plan to send migrants to the new york area suburbs. so local county executives who have been vehemently opposed to receiving migrants from new york are not pleased. listen to this, this is statement we just got from the orange county executive stephen new house, a bus arriving at a hotel in his count today, he says, various local officials, his police department were not notified these bus was be arriving today. sadly you cannot trust the word of new york city's mayor and the leadership of new york. now, new york city mayor's spokesperson for that office did tell us about the bus having arrived in orange county today. that is right, they did put their plans on pause but they never changed their plans. this was always the plan. now like i said, row khaliders upset local leaders upset. rockland county where i am got a temporary restraining order preventing this hotel from accepting migrants in the foreseeable future. that is set

offered money, as you said, to pose as veterans and say that they had been kicked out of a hotel in newburgho make room for migrants. turns out that was a false story. a local not for profit leader there trying to get them to do this as this whole debate around this situation has been taking place over the last several days. areas outside of new york where some migrants have been bussed have sued in an attempt to stop the city of new york from bussing migrants, but it really shows how tense this situation has become. there are some municipalities, unfortunately, outside of new york city that have not been as welcoming to the migrants, citing issues of cost and a lack of resources. if there was better coordination between all different places, people can be connected with the proper resources and we don't have to get into a back and forth and the bad rhetoric regarding what are two very vulnerable groups of people that are very much in the middle of it all. fred. >> thank you so much. >>> critical negotiations in washington, d.c. ended last night without a conclusion and without a plan to mee

have already shipping people out of new york city who were brought to new york city to places like newburgh, new york. this is happening across the country. chicago and other places. what do you demand the biden administration do at this point, pedro rios? >> that is correct, amy. what we're seeing is president biden's place resources to further militarize the border by sending 1500 troops to the border. we don't know what their function will be just yet except they are saying they will be having administrative tasks. but they do then add to the national guard troops that certain states like texas already have at the border. addition of additional military troops just paints a picture that migrants will not be welcomed with dignity but in fact will be welcomed with extreme force, that they will be turned away. and jurisdictions in other states such as new york should be receiving many more resources to expand the shelter services to ensure civil society has the means to transport people to place asylum-seekers in safehouses, at safe places come at safe shelters. we are not seeing the same c

founded in may 1783 by continental army officers camped along the hudson river near newburgh, new york. as the revolutionary war was coming to a the army was starting disband and uncertainty for. the future of the soldiers lives as well as the new nation ever present. the society's purposes were laid out in its founding document. we call the institution, which you see of here, written by henry knox and i was actually just having a conversation with a gentleman who sometimes referred to as the singular founder of the society. although we prefer to think of all of the original members as our founders, but he he pen this document and laying out its purposes to perpetuate the memory of the war for independence, to maintain the fraternal bonds between the soldiers, promote the ideals of the revolution, support members and their families in need, and advocate for the compensation to the officers by congress congress. the society was named for the ancient roman citizen soldier lucius concha cincinnatus, who you here in an 18th century depiction. in the fifth century bce, the roman senate call

two couples that booked rooms for their wedding crossroads hotel newburgh, new york north of the city. 20 vets were also in that hotel they all had to move out because the migrants moved. in couples scrambling for their wedding one is next weekend. >> will: homeless veterans kingdom out of a hotel. you have a wedding party all said goodbye like a scene outs of seinfeld. d.a. and i joked about. anyone can take a reservation the key is to fulfill a reservation. sorry wedding party. >> brian: is that the wedding party with the international audience japan. >> ainsley: yeah they are coming be from all over the world. that was nicole and sean's wedding. they booked 37 rooms for the welcomed but the rooms for next weekend are now canceled. another couple their rooms were canceled, too. they geraldo about this situation. they called the hotel they is said oh yeah we canceled yours, too. thanks for notifying us. >> brian: one of the upset winners in new york in new york this past election. here's what he said about the victory lap. >> secretary mayorkas is running around washington, d.c. the

by contrast, little newburgh here doesn't even have 30,000 residents and they say that the mayor of new even answering their questions like has there been background checks made on these migrants? what are these migrants supposed to do? they could stay as long as four months in a remote residential area. there's really no place to walk to. as i send it back to you, i'd just say, stewart, we have heard comments from local residents driving by here in their cars, and what we've heard is go home. get out of our country. stuart: yeah. gerri: back to you. stuart: it's getting ugly. that's a fact. gerri willis right in the middle of it. thank you very much. the former u.s. attorney is brett tollman, and he joins me now. sir, a federal judge has blocked border patrol from releasing migrants into the country without a court date. isn't that just going to block everything and everybody gets stacked up in these reception centers? >> it's indicative of bad policy starting at the top, stuart, and you know, if you set an analysis on the border over the last five years, there was really only one peri

you had one in newburgh, new york, where they had to cancel a wedding and kick out homeless veterans to make room for incoming migrants. >> it's incredible. the roosevelt hotel is being used right now to house migrants. we have schools in new york city who are now housing migrants in their gymnasiums. this is something that is unacceptable. candidate trump should be hammering this home. the biggest contrast that he can draw with the current president. >> martha: thanks, gentlemen. thanks to you and your folks up against difficult circumstances. we thank them for what they're doing. joe concha, always good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> martha: judge jeanine pirro just wrapped an exclusive interview marine veteran penny who is charged in the death of jordan neely. she just wrapped that and will tell us what the attorneys are facing here, how their client is doing. also with us, karl rove on brand new sound that we just got in from iowa. very interesting to watch ron desantis on the ground there. he was pressed today on why he believes the gop has embraced what he's calling a cu

to reporters as proof that she paid for $37,000 worth of hotel rooms at the crossroads hotel in newburghent up, because i thought it looked manipulated. there are some fonts for different sizes, there is some discoloration on the receipt. so, we kept asking assemblyman brian maher, who is the spokesman for the foundation, you know, can we get further proof? can we talk to these veterans who are displaced and go to the source? and after there were questions about the invoice, he was like, okay, i need to call together a press conference, get these veterans out in front of these reporters. and he even wanted to take it a step further and actually seek bank statements from the ceo that show that she unquestionably paid for these rooms. and where it fell apart for him, he says, his when he waited outside the bank for more than two hours for her to show up and she didn't show up at all. >> so, where is she now? ours they're going to be any consequences? a lie like this that there's fraud, misinformation, it's dangerous. and all those people who heard this lie, not all of them have heard the c

braided and during the civil war kelly worked as a spy for benjamin butler in north carolina, and newburgh region after by 1863, galloway was working as a recruiter for block soldiers into the union army. but he wanted to push lincoln and the rightso to vote as are d by the end of five other dog and some of been born into slavery, some of whom hell had been free into the b white house, and amog them a petition that pointed out, black men and voted in north carolina, from 1776 - 1835. and they said they were never any issues with blackck men fighting for, we should have that right again and when they got to the white house, they were welcome be in through the front door. one of the men and what with galloway later described this. he said that if they had gone to the front door off the lowest magistrate judge in craven county, north carolina, he said that it would've been an insult. and he said, we done that to us for the smallest right, he said the event would've been sent to go around the back door, and that is a place for the and words. but this person said that is not how lincoln treated

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just a few months earlier and march 1783 a group of continental army officers in newburgh, new york cametogether. they were dissatisfied without congress had been treating them. they felt they not been provider for. they ventured their lives they had suffered wounds. they had no prospect of any tensions they were contemplating things like maybe it will march to the west and let the british and new york march to philadelphia. maybe we will march on congress. maybe we will make washingtonn a king. these very dangerous ideas are out there. they gathered together washington gets a wind for this meeting when they are breaking the bonds of what military men should be talking about relative to civilian control of thes military. that is when he gives a prepared speech the original in his hand survives. great pleasure years ago and holding that original address in my hands which was absolutely incredible. but washington folds up that speech and says to the man he just received a letter from congress he was going to read to them addressing some ofer their concerns. he takes a pair of spectacles ou

very strategic, americans want to control this and later on in the windsor newburgh area that's where the continental army met the end of the war. what we're trying to figure out, we have this watercolor with about two weeks to figure out is that really george washington's tent? this is when they help us acquire this piece. i'm summarizing about two weeks of research but it was a lot of hours. the first thing we found and this was in harvard was that washington's papers and his biographer jared sparks had been given access to washington's papers by the family in the early 19th century but he borrowed them all and didn't give most of them back so they ended up scattered in all kinds of f places but this is an extraordinary map dated september 1782. it is of the planks flight and were going to zoom in and show you some arrowsere. so there's a couple of important points o and i'm going to show you a painting d match this up. what you're seeing is a little hilltop with a triangle on it and read little triangles below elit, you've got little hill with a fork on it to the left along the ban

that is the view of newburgh economic. -- bloomberg economics.t saw some numbers come through with the jobs numbers. the jobless rate is coming down. the labor market is tightening a bit. does that mean we will see some meaningful wages to shift policy? paul j: the wages part has been a key argument used by the bank of japan to explain why it is not following the rest of the world in fighting inflation with interest rate rises over the last year. they are saying the inflation we see now in japan, even though it is decades hi, is not sustainable because we don't have these wages supporting it. we see data suggesting a tighter labor market, that feeds into the idea that wages will be supported and will keep going up. i should just caution that although we see a it tighter labor market this morning, we are still back to the level where we were pre-pandemic, three or four years ago. we are not at maximum tightness yet, but this should helps wages and the case for sustainable inflation. some economists may not take the same view as bloomberg economics

host: karen on the democrats line in newburgh, maryland. caller: good morning.ians and their drunken spending. our debt reached his limit decades ago. all this talk about default, our veterans will be paid. the important things this government needs to find, the business will be paid for. these people are lying to you so they can continue to drunken spending. enough is enough. my children don't even want to have children because what is the point. there is too much trouble, too much debt, too much division, too much bull crap going on in this country. host: kelsey brugger, in terms of the permits that are issued, is there a view that expanding permitting also would increase government revenues for opening up those oil leases or allowing projects to go through? guest: you mean like royalty rates? host: yeah. guest: sure, yeah. it depends on what we are talking about. there is permitting. there is lots of different types of permitting like fossil fuels, renewables, and that is certainly best that can certainly increase funding for the government. host: divide admi