paul mauro, we appreciate upon your expertise. your last quick thoughts? >> paul: one thing they will do now, they have luxury of time, learn as much as you can as quickly as possible about the person you are dealing with. hopefully there is just one person and there are no hostages. the fbi will be helpful, they can gather a profile quickly off name and dob. police departments can do it well, fbi can tell you if they traveled, their pas port status and you can get a good snapshot of who it is quickly thchl is advantage of having federal equity. if i'm running this scene, one thing i'm doing, have somebody deputized to be my intel officer. i want to know who i'm dealing with before we make contact even if there is not a hostage, you will have a host negotiation type situation rather than storm the building and do something that is dangerous. >> harris: paul mauro, important and great to get your expertise, when you tell us about sidearm rules and laws and different municipalities, you know what you are speaking. we pray for the people of pittsburgh and the

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maria: joining me right now, attorney and former nypd inspector, paul mauro. here. give us your assessment of all of this. >> in reading through the indictment, the first thing that occurred to me, first word that occurred to me is unsubstantial. one of the tells on this, when you look at the masthead of the document or any charging document, when you see a lot of the following words, attempt, conspiracy, it's a little bit of a tell. and what that means is that we actually don't have a completed crime. an attempt means you tried. conspiracy means a couple of people, at least two got together and formed a plan to commit a crime and then one of them took a step. so in looking at this, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of meat on the bone here. however, there is one area where we do get beyond the idea that maybe they did do something substantial that could be characterized as an act. that resides in the area of these l electors where they were supposedly going to try to present fraudulent electors, the language of the indictment, to the senate and try to creat

paul mauro and emily have a lot to say. bryan llenas has the news in new york.llo. >> good morning. rex heuermann will appear in court at 2:00 p.m. today for a preliminary hearing. his first time in court since being arraigned. typically in conferences like today, we have discussions between the attorneys on both sides and the judge about the upcoming trial, including setting a trial schedule. the suspected serial killer has been sitting inside of a jail now for over two weeks. according to the sheriff, heuermann seems very comfortable in jail but is on suicide watch. his estranged wife and two children have not visited him. in an interview with the "new york post," his wife said he and their two children are distraught and shocked over heuermann's arrest. she has since filed for divorce. her adult children cry themselves to sleep. new photos obtained by the "new york post" show the inside of the heuermann family home after police searched every inch of the property for 12 days. the bathtub is open. the couch is shredded and investigators threw boxes of their be

paul mauro saying this last hour with dana and me. >> there is a long litany of serial killers who haveause it gives them status in prison. he is not getting bail. this case will continue to develop but it will develop with him in the tank. >> bill: the man personally handling the case is the suffolk county d.a. thank you for coming back and good morning. the charges against heuermann. three counts of first degree murder. three counts of second degree murder. maybe those charges are amped up more but right now that's what they are at the moment. he entered a not guilty plea back on the 14th of july. does he get a chance to speak today or is this just a down and dirty appearance? what happens? >> thanks for having me, bill. this will be his first appearance before the trial court judge. so it's really up to defense counsel. ordinarily defendants do not speak in court. usually it's just a conference between the court and the attorneys. >> bill: this should last a couple minutes or what? >> i think it is just a typical court appearance. it is not going to be long. i have think the big issu

paul mauro, you heard kirsten say from the very beginning they expected gardner was behind this.ly the state agrees and soon she will be facing justice for her alleged crimes and if found guilty could face the death penalty in the state of florida. >> right. so, you know, this case somewhat demonstrates the value of having the death penalty on the table, even ultimately if it isn't used. i'm sure one of the levers they used to get henry tenon to flip on mr. fernandez was the fact the death penalty was on the table against him, according to the reporting looks like he was likely the triggerman. there is no indication, however, that mr. tenon has any information relative to miss gardner, and so it looks like who likely happened is tenon flipped on fernandez and they have been working the case ever since. the question becomes could they flip fernandez against the ex-wife. and according to that press conference and i was waiting for the language, they are reporting, that is the head attorney, d.a. is reporting the death penalty is still on the table for mr. fernandez pictured there.

paul mauro is retired nypd inspector. paul, are you with me? >> harris: talk to me about what it means when swat takes over a scene. they are asking for long guns. i'm saying the distance they are away from this active shooter could play a role. it has been a long time since i heard of anybody running out of bullets. >> that's a rare occurrence. brings to mind the occurrence in los angeles a number of years ago where a team of bank robbers came out of the bank. in the movie heat. that's a dramatization of that. that occurred there. police departments took a lesson from that. we can't be outgunned. a controversy how heavily armed people want municipal police to be. you have normal street police who are going around generally with sidearms and you have swat as you are calling it and they are the police that the police call is the way we term it. they can come in with every short of weaponry you generally would need and prepared for this kind of situation. so that's what's going on now. they are setting up a perimeter as your prior guest said. com

founder of the ops desk.org paul mauro! and applause] >> greg: and, finally, she's like a zipper, people tend to notice her when she's down. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, want to point out first that you and i will be performing together in reading pennsylvania on september 16th. you can go to ggutfeld, going to be me and you and nick and paul norton and joe mackey. it's going to be fun despite having you there. which ironic to me is that hunter's child wanted to be known as hunter's child. but your children tell everyone that their dad is dead. i don't know if that's ironic, just something to point out to make me feel better. >> jamie: yeah. i think it's always sad. you know, i -- all the joe lies you're going through, don't you think biden didn't count on verification by google? like, do you know what i mean? like google put a lot of [bleep] out of business. you could say whatever you wanted back then. i did a deep dive on this on hunter, isn't it fun when you're reading about hunt

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women beg him to put them in handcuffs former nypd inspector paul mauro!cheers and applause] >> greg: she knows fake headlines like i know weird tan lines, writer at the babylon bee ashley st. clair! [cheers and applause] >> greg: he dresses like a magician and can make a comedy crowd disappear. host of fox across america, jimmy failla! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and she's like a muffler, small, loud, and often found underneath cars. fox news contributor, kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: so, jimmy, what did you make of the performance? you're used to bombing. >> jimmy: let's talk about the bad first, okay, get it out of the way. burgum a mess, okay? how are you going to tell me you're going to reign in the government if you can't reign in your eyebrows, you know what i mean? and asa hutchinson you know what he convinced me of, they need the orchestra where you can play people off, because they all go off the bell but if you kept playing maybe he would get it and shut up because nobody cared what he said. va vehicle was the star because he's ta

let's bring in prosecutor wendy patrick and retired nypd inspector paul mauro. you both for coming on we appreciate it. wendy the silicon valley bank chronicle said as of early july it was up 37% compared with 2019 and reported robberies were up by about 30%, property crime jumped, too, particularly car-related crimes, car break-ins were up over 40% while vehicle chefs more than doubled. we heard the mayor from oakland talking earlier but also told the naacp quit complaining and come up with a solution. it's really not the naacp's job to come up with a solution. >> it's up to our leaders to come up with a solution. you know, trace, defund the police, endanger the public. that is what the crime trends show. what you really see is you have citizens taking it upon themselves to try to enforce the laws within their communities. you know, that's also seen in retail. we all know that retail theft is theft enter the community. we have gated groceries. we have new self-service checkout message where you can check out anytime you want but you need a receipt to leave. tha

paul mauro, ashley st. clair. first timer. kat timpf, jimmy failla, ug. know, when you are at the barbershop it's always important to get your head close to the mirror. just when you get that poofy hair you want to press it this is what jesse does before the show all the time. just pounds his head. >> judge jeanine: is that a cat? looks like a goat. >> greg: the greatest of all time animal. >> judge jeanine: what is wrong with that? >> jesse: narcissist. >> greg: narcissist. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: okay. i'm next. a massachusetts couple is excited for the destination wedding in italy the only problem is the dog ate the passport. the guy didn't want to take advantage and call the wedding off, so they called their local congressman and they told him that their golden retriever chickee short for chicken cutlet ate the passport so they got a new passport. >> dana: i bet that makes people mad getting passports. >> judge jeanine: they're getting married. don't you believe in love? >> greg: reason to believe it was bad. the dog new. knew. >> dana: pickupup

former nypd inspector paul mauro. begin with new polling surrounding the biden white house. according to new gallup poll, 55% of americans have negative view of their ethics. 55% call the ethics poor. i wonder why? this week one of hunter biden former business partners devon archer, told lawmakers about joe biden's business dealings revealing hunter put then vice president joe biden on speaker phone at least 20 times while speaking with business associates and archer outlined biden's plans. and after ignoring navy biden, president biden acknowledged her after backlash in the press. remember that "new york times" article? came shortly after that. and getting the green light from hunter to do so. seems the president wants to focus on his re-election campaign and he's doing that with an assist from dark brannon to gain traction with voters. >> president biden: i like my coffee dark. >> kayleigh: i am here to officially announce we are replacing "outnumbered" mugs with dark brandon mugs. emily compagno, i got yours, as well. others on the way. real concern in biden brand. if peo

>> bill: paul mauro talking with us yesterday reacting to america's recent surge in retail theft. major retailers now detailing just how much it is affecting them. target says theft costs the company $4 hundred million in profits last year alone. the national retail federation says robberies were $1 hundred billion problem in 2021. charles payne host of making money on fox business at 2:00 eastern. check him out now with us. good morning to you, charles. you are a ceo running the companies trying to turn a profit. what to do? >> let me tell you how appropriate this topic is. at this very second the number one loser in the entire stock market is dick's sporting goods. reported earnings this morning. a line from the earnings, right? second quarter proveistability was shorter of expectations due to elevated inventory shrink. increasingly serious issue impacting many retailers. the first time the company has mentioned theft in over 20 years in an earnings report. here is the thing. wal-mart yesterday said we have other stores on the other end talking about the universal stores that ha

arthel: i discussed this retired nypd the inspector paul mauro about the possibility of recruiting oromehow incorporating the younger generation to help them monitor and follow some of these mega- influencers with millions of followers, you even made the point that a lot of people are making you did not know who this guy was. is it possible to bring in some young people and incorporate them into the monitoring by authorities? i do not know. >> arthel, we have to find a different way to police in this day and time. what you just said is brilliant. we need to bring in young people to establish a rapport so they know what is going on out in the community. and law enforcement knows what is going on. it is significant and important. i heard the mayor say something about parents bu britt i can tel you, parents co cannot 24/7 loot what the kids are looking at on the internet. under these circumstances even if the children went to that location to try to get these free video games they would not have expected what took place there. i don't know if you can put any more weight on parents to pol

. ♪ farxiga ♪ >> greg: we're out of time thanks to jamie lissow, erin perrine, paul mauro, kat timpf. news at night is next. we love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. >> and breaking tonight in oakland california, even the naacp is lashing out and woke leaders, and soft on crime policies. former president trump's legal issues are growing, and so is his lead in the gop primary. one poll has him up by nearly 40 points over florida governor ron desantis. in moments, bret baier will join us after his a exclusive interviews with desantis. but we begin with devon archer telling the house oversight committee about the biden brand. it's unclear exactly what the first family is selling but it appears to be worth a lot. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the very latest on today's block buster appearance. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening my friend. former hunter biden business partner devon archer testified that, yes, hunter put hi

retired nypd inspector paul mauro joins us now. you can't get away from these numbers.te house tried yesterday. let's put it up here. 77% of voters and 69% of democrats say he is too old to run for a second term. how do you -- how do they answer that without figuring out a way to show the american people they're wrong? >> it's a tough one. all the presidents take vacations. this president, let's be frank, has to overcome the perception of his age, right? he has to take some affirmative steps here to show i got my arms around this thing. we've had a couple of real crises pop off here while he has been eating ice cream in delaware. we had the maui situation that he didn't respond to quickly. he was on satellite delay. he should have had all the facts quickly, made a statement and showed -- hawaii occupies an unusual space in the american psyche. off the pacific, these are things you want to grab. >> dana: during that time i thought even if he rightly didn't want to go to maui right away you could call a cabinet meeting even by zoom and say i want the full force of the fed

. >> with crime surging in cities across the country paul mauro, a guest on this show writes in his email he hopes candidates will be asked this question. what are you going to do to save our cities? bill. >> bill: griff, when you travel the country and on the border quite a bit, too. you just heard a group of voters here in wisconsin talk about immigration, it is top of mind for many. how does that relate to crime? how does that relate to the police officers who have left their jobs because they felt that future was no longer there for them? >> what a great question, bill. interestingly enough in my interview with this woman she said i'm really worried about that border, too. d.c. has begun to get a larger of migrants and it is not indicative that the criminals -- the rise in crime is related to the immigrants coming from the border. they see the lawlessness on the border and the cities seeing a crime increase from the west coast to the east coast, they see this as an issue that's tied together. i think you will see perhaps an effort by some of the candidates tonight on that stage to try

let's bring in retired nypd inspector paul mauro.te in your foxnews.com that the policies on behalf of these counties or cities is all carrot and no stick. >> some reforms started in new york before the george floyd incident. since then it has escalated. i'm not telling you or the viewers anything they haven't seen. how many viral videos have we seen, shoplifting mobs, etc. we are seeing tremendous disorder on the streets. it will become a campaign issue. even if you posit that republicans are weak in the cities. that's not much of a supposition because most of them have democratic mayors. but you have to remember something. the areas around these cities, the suburban areas, so-called soccer moms, they want to go into the city to go a restaurant and go shopping and take kids to a show. there is a feeling. i see it in new york and other cities. they don't want to go. we are getting to the point where there is a received wisdom we have written off our cities. the jewels in the crown. the centers of culture and commerce and the draw for

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clair awesome, paul mauro, kat timpf, studio audience, fox news at night with trace gallagher is next, i love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight a brand new video of another mob of thieves doing another smash and grab at another california nordstrom and again nobody arrested. the next gop debate on fox business just weeks away, fox news at night will be there but some of the current candidates likely won't be because of new requirements. but we begin with former president trump booked and photographed in georgia, and a judge in the case has set a brand new trial date. the senior correspondent steve harrigan is live in fulton county with the very latest on this. steve, good evening. >> good evening trace. former president trump had posted earlier that he expected to be proudly arrested at 7:30 p.m. this evening. he was just minutes off the mark. the president's plane touched down in atlanta exactly at 7:00 p.m. he had a large motorcade led by several doze

we had paul mauro on yesterday talking about how some of america's greatest treasures, the jewels ofities are falling apart. yours is different. why? >> well first of all thanks for having me. but gallup poll that just came out, we were happy to see that's how americans view our city. but really, it makes me very proud of our police department. the dallas police department has worked really, really hard to throw the kitchen sink at violent crime. we've worked really closely with the community here in dallas to make sure that our police feel supported throughout this time when a lot of people have talked about defunding the police and questioning the role that law enforcement plays in making a city great. we've doubled down on law enforcement in dallas and made public safety our top priority for the past four years i've been mayor and it paid off. the poll, while we don't put too much stake in polls, i think the american people are seeing when they come to visit dallas what we who live here know about the city. it's a great city, a safe city and we're working hard to make it safer. >>

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. >> and, steve, you just spoke with attorney and retired nypd detective paul mauro, he told you onee biggest hurdles for prosecutors in case will to be prove what the former president was thinking when he made the claims that the election was stolen. >> one of the things you really need in a case like this, you're going to need some good witnesses. you are going to need people who can come forward and say i saw this. he said this. and it's got to be backed up. so, in a situation like this, where they very clearly have an intent problem, you're always going to be facing the fact what was in donald trump's mind recommendation sure. exactly. >> what's the mens rea. that's the big hump to get over here. >> as you noted, we are expecting to see the former president appear in court once again tomorrow. this time it will be hear in washington around 4:00 in the afternoon. steve, ainsley, and brian? >> steve: it will be. grady, thank you very much. we should point out, there is -- when jack smith presented this evidence in his 4-5 page indictment yesterday, there is nothing that ties donald

. >> john: paul mauro, you've been listening to what we have and again, admittedly, we don't have a tremendousmount of information at this point, but the size of the police response would suggest that something very serious is going on here at unc chapel hill. >> it certainly will. and let me double tap what jonathan just said, one of the things we say in a situation like this, the first three reports you get are wrong. so we have to take everything we are hearing with a grain of salt. looks like a large police presence. the fact that there are some folks standing around is not indicative of this thing being over, it may have stablized and some people we are not seeing on screen are more forward deployed who may be doing other things that we are not privy to right now. the concern here is, first of all, chaos, aside from the obvious threat we are talking about. you want to make sure that the response is controlled. you can have a lot of agencies involved here. likely campus police there, have the local cops, you are going to have state resources, you may have the sheriff's office, everybody wa