governor phil murphy said a top priority for him as outgoing chair of the association has been mental health. he explained why this is an important issue and how governors across the nation are addressing it. >> last month, the cdc released new data showing suicide rates among the 10 24 age group reached a 20-year high in the year 2020 one. earlier this year, the cdc issued a study on mental health trends over the past decade among school-aged youth that found nearly 1/3 of teens -- >> what started off as -- [indiscernible] >> i will fight for you with every bone in my body and never, ever let you down.

joining me now is phil murphy of engine. what it's worth, once considered a potential presidential candidate himself had biden decided not to seek a second term, and he's a member of the biden/harris campaign advisory board, and there's no more talk of that. governor murphy, welcome back to "meet the press." >> greetings from the jersey shore, chuck. good to be with you. >> let me start with this idea of bidenomics. as you know, the economy doesn't believe that this administration is doing well on the economy. obviously, you believe differently. why do you think voters don't buy into bidenomics yet? >> i think there's a lead lag factor here, chuck. first of all, the facts speak for themselves, $13 million jobs created. i think unemployment below 4% for the longest stretch in 50 years. it's a middle class, middle-out, bottom-up approach. i look back at 40 years ago this summer and even the great communicator himself, ronald reagan was struggling to get the message through that the economy had already begun its recovery in the

that's governor murphy, phil murray -- murphy, democrat of new jersey, outgoing governors' associationhair and the incoming chair is governor spencer cox, a republican of utah. thank you both, gentlemen, so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. host: welcome back to "washington journal." it's opening forum. i'll take your calls for about the next 25 minutes up until the end of the program. it's a two-hour "washington journal" today, the house will be gaveling in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. want to show you this before i take some of your calls. this is u. samplet today headline. secret service concludes investigation into white house cocaine without identifying culprit. it says it was unable to determine who brought it into the building, nor do officials have any suspects. the secret service said, quote, at this time, the secret service is -- secret service's investigation is closed due to lack of physical evidence. the f.b.i. fund found no d.n.a. or fingerprints on the bag ghee, according to a summary of find, providing no leads into who brought the cocaine into the white h

new jersey governor phil murphy is focusing on mental health. 's chairs initiative is so incredibly important to. >> this initiative reflects how americans are coming together to prioritize the mental health of our youngest children. we need to reach people. >> so important, so timely, several years have been rough on all of us, especially our students. >> we heard how sometimes there's a disconnect between policy and what is happening in the real world. >> struggling with a mental health issue today, doesn't care about her politics. don't care what party you belong to. >> this is an issue, how we can make sure kids have the support structures they need to succeed is so important. doesn't matter if it is a state, red steak, purple state, we have huge challenges. >> we should be making sure policies are supporting institutions that strengthen families and health our youth. >> we need proven systems that work, the fact that governor murphy is bringing experts in to help educate us, to make sure all governors have access to past policies in our res

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before her remarks she was introduced by the chair new jersey governor phil murphy. [applause] good afternoon. what a treat. you didn't come here to year me so i'm going to be very brief. it is an honor for us to welcome first lady doctor jill biden back to new jersey. for those of you who are not paying attention not from new jersey you may or may not know the first lady hails from new jersey which is right here in atlanta county right down the road. in fact as such the also notes doug imhoff is from the county so we like to think of new jersey as a lost state. [laughter] but we even had the great honor of knowing joe biden for many years. we go way back. the president was viewed as new jersey's third senator. he was also pennsylvania's third senator and every single time we called this woman to ask her if she could come up with her it was campaigning or in this case something completely nonpartisan to talk about an important topic in this case workforce development. she's answered the bell every single time. reminded of a story when doctor biden was the second lady

. >> governor phil murphy and vice chair, it's been a very successful couple of days we enjoy our time here. everyone who's worked hard, those watching from home, we are lucky to be part of the organization works closely together. big problems over the course of next year end we are excited. about two here a couple works, governor murphy and them and then will open up for questions. >> congratulations mr. chairman. we had a very successful year, we delivered to playbooks yesterday tackling myself among our youth and addressing fraternal health and we've had a good couple of days and can't say enough good things about these two guys of the nationals governors association. we kicked off the initiative this morning, how can we disagree better? a fabulous opening-round and i am incredibly excited over the next 12 months. america's playground. thank you. thank you for hosting us here leading to thoughtful recommendations we are taking seriously. i couldn't be more excited to join governor cox to work on his initiative around how to disagree better. the national governors association is uniq

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the first lady was introduced by new jersey governor phil murphy. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good afternoon. what a treat. you didn't come here to hear me so i will be very brief. it is an honor to welcome first lady doctor jill biden back to new jersey. for those of you who are not paying attention, not from new jersey you may or may not know the first lady hails from hamilton, new jersey which is right here in atlanta county, right down the road. in fact, she and tammy, from middlesex county, we like to think of new jersey as the in law state. we've had the great honor of knowing jill biden for many many years. not as long as the carneys but we go way back. the president was viewed in the senate as new jersey's third senator. joshua garwin suggested he was pennsylvania's third senator and every time we called this woman to ask if she could come up, campaigning or something completely nonpartisan to talk about an important topic, in this case workforce development she has answered the bell every single time. reminded of a story when do

so let's give a warm welcome to the governor of newt jersey, our host governor phil murphy. [applause] >> thank you bill. thank you, think about what tilt here at farm bill mcbride in the extraordinary team at the national governors team. so, welcome to the iconic atlantic city new jersey for the associationernors annual meeting. i'm honored to call this meeting to order. i thinkan if we are proving nothing else between last night's and this morning, that in new jersey we can sing. [laughter]r] so governors from across america are gathered here in new jersey this week to further the worthy goals of the national governors association. i want to give a big shout out to the great governor of the empire states, new york's governor who has joined us, kathy great to have you. [applause]e] and the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts the state in which i grew up in and this gets beaten no votes in new jersey i will remain a member of the red sox nation. they are with us. [applause] the nga thank youa all and allf nnthe other governors introduced last night's incredible hon

let's give a warm welcome to the governor of new jersey, our host, governor phil murphy. >> thank you, bill. thank, you bill. let's hear it for the national team at the governors association. so, thank you and welcome to the iconic -- in new jersey for the annual. meeting i am honored to call this meeting to order. i think if we are approving nothing else, between last night and this morning, that in new jersey we can say. so, governors from across america are gathered here in new jersey this week to further the goals of the national governors association. i want to give a big shout out to the governor of the united states, nor governor kathy hochul, kathy, great to have you. and the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts, they say that i grew up in and this gives me no votes in new jersey, i remain a member of the red sox nation. laura healy and her first partner joanne are both with us. the nba thank you all for -- in all the other governors were introduced last night it is an incredible honor to have each and every one of you here. it means a loss that you would make the tri

let's give a warm welcome to the governor of new jersey, governor phil murphy. ♪♪ thank you, bill.'s hear from the extraordinary team. at. >> welcome to the iconic atlantic city national governors association annual meeting, i am honored to call this meeting to order. i think if nothing else between last night and this morning, in new jersey we can sing. [laughter] [applause] so governors from across america are gathered here in new jersey this week to further national governors association want to give a shout out to new york's governor kathy hochul, great to have you. [applause] and the governor massachusetts, a state in which i grew up in, remain a member of the red sox nation, and joanna are with us click that back. thank you all, and incredible honor to he have each one of you here. it means a lot to make the trip to atlantic city. bipartisan solutions improve america's labs for government and annual meeting terms as a forum to come together to work on urgent issues impacting our , territories and countries. we have to solve problems that affect each and everyr one of or state

host: that is governor phil murphy democrat of new jersey and outgoing governors chair an incoming chairovernor cox of utah. think you both for joining us today. gov murphy: thank you. gov cox: thank you. host: we are covering the closing new conference at 10:00 a.m.. the national governors association brings is annual meeting to a close with this session focused on political partisan ship. you can watch that live starting at 10:00 a.m. on c-span2, c-span now our free app or online at c-span.org. that is it for this session. we will have open forum after the break. you can start calling in now. we will be right back. ♪ confronting german aggression in the humanitarian crisis in poland and finland at the start of world war ii. tch american history tv saturday or watch online anytime at c-span.org. sunday on q&a historian joshua zeit talks about fate on the 15th president. as a young man lincoln was skeptical of organized religion but later embraced evangelical religion. >> he learned to be fairly tightlipped about it. the local presbyterian minister in springfield, illinois, who was the m

let's give a welcome to the governor of new jersey, our host governor phil murphy. let's hill it for phil mcbride and the team at the national governors association. for the national governors association annual meeting i'm honored to call this meeting to order. iw think if we are proving nothing else between last night and this morning that in new jersey we can sing. [applause] so governors from across america are gathered here in new jersey this week to further the goals of the national governors association. i want to give a big shout out to the governor of the empire state new york's governor whose joined us here. [applause] and the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts the state in which i grew up in and this gets me no votes in new jersey i remain a member of the red sox nation and her first partner with us we thank you and all the other governors introduced last night and it's an incredible honor to have each and every one of you. it means a lot that you would make the trek to atlantic city. the nta is committed to leading solutions that improve ameri

you mentioned a moment ago who if joe biden didn't run for president, phil murphy would, he's goingreal quick. >> it absolutely will be the law and unfortunately this got shoved down the throats of the taxpayers and the rate pairs of the state of new jersey. and that's why we need to see change in the great garden state. >> steve: indeed right. michael testa jr. sir thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you so much for having me. good to be here. >> steve: great to have you. you know what folks, 7:00 here in new york city, and hour two of fox and friends for this july 5th starts right now. ♪ >> federal judge is blocking key biden administration agencies from meeting with big tech companies claiming the government engaged in censorship. >> candidates participating in parades from new hampshire to iowa. >> not a better place to call home than america, it'

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we now turn to the current governor of the state of new jersey, governor phil murphy who join us from middletown. good morning to you, mr. governor. i want to pick up on some of the things we just discussed there including when it comes to transgender care in your state because i know your administration has sued three new jersey school districts for adopting policies to tell parents if their children are showing signs of changing gender identity and why is governor christie wrong? >> let me say i will not be going to chrischristie.com. listen, we took these actions because it's the right thing to do to protect these precious young people. this is a complete culture war and by the way, chris christie was really bad for the lgbtqia community and the underfunded education by $9 billion with a "b," so with all due respect to the governor i'm not sure he has much of a leg to stand on, but parents are always involved and certainly in our administration. they're always at the table and they always will be, but let's be smart about this. let's protect the rights of these precious kids. let's

let's give a warm welcome to the governor of new jersey, our host, governor phil murphy. >> thank you hear it for the national team at the governors association. so, thank you and welcome to the iconic -- in new jersey for the annual. meeting i am honored to call this meeting to order. i think if we are approving nothing else, between last night and this morning, that in new jersey we can say. so, governors from across america are gathered here in new jersey this week to further the goals of the national governors association. i want to give a big shout out to the governor of the united states, nor governor kathy hochul, kathy, great to have you. and the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts, they say that i grew up in and this gives me no votes in new jersey, i remain a member of the red sox nation. laura healy and her first partner joanne are both with us. the nba thank you all for -- in all the other governors were introduced last night it is an incredible honor to have each and every one of you here. it means a loss that you would make the trip to atlantic city. the ncaa i

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. >> welcome back to washington journal, i'm joined now by democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey. he's the national governor association's chair and the incoming national governor association chair is governor spencer cox, he's a republican of utah. gentlemen, good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> and governor murphy, i'll start with you. you're joining us from atlantic city, which is where the national governor's association annual meeting is being hosted. tell us about the importance, the role of the nga in bringing governors together and the importance of meeting together. >> i think the national governor's association is the maybe last standing organization where we can find common ground across the aisle and i've seen that both as vice chair to a republican chair asa hutchinson and now with my friend spencer cox, vice chair about to become chair in a couple of hours. i think it's incredibly important that we find common ground and we've been able to do that. and this organization, that's been a hall mark of this organization, not just in our time her

i'm turnpike democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey, national governors association and incomingl governors association, republican of utah. good morning to you both. >> governor murphy, your joining us from atlantic city for the governors association annual meeting is posted. tell us the importance, the role of the nga and the importance of being together. >> the national governors association is maybe last standing organization finding common ground and vice chair to republican chair and chair with my friend is about to become chair and a couple of hours. it's important we find common ground been able to do this, not just our time here but always and i am optimistic we will continue to be a role model for civic discourse going forward. >> if you like to call and ask questions, you can do so. independence (202)748-8002. as you said, you are about to gamble to governor cox, what did you really focus on this year and what progress have you made? when you become chair of the organization, raise money for that and go around the country and in my case, it was strengthened health amon

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the washington post new jersey governor phil murphy's playbook for improving youth mental health. the 5 key points are number one prioritizing early screening and interventions coming investing in mobile response teams, expanding mental health and school curriculums, teaching about resiliency and expanding the mental health workforce. joining me now, doctor marc siegel. great to see you. what do you make of this plan? >> i wish i could say the rubber met the road but this is a gloss situation. what actually going wrong here? cdc says 16% of children from 2 to wait have a mental health issue or disability or develop mental issue. you think the governor of new jersey says this will get to the issue? i have a concern from this, who's doing the assessing? i have a lot of patience and experienced this in my own family, schools may not be the right place to make these screenings. it is okay for awareness to be amped up but it takes so many years for mental health professional to reach the point they could diagnose a kid and don't want teachers doing that. that could lead to a lot of pro

. >> new jersey democratic governor phil murphy says it's a monumental win for the state.25 could power up to half a million homes and create 3,000 union jobs in the state. the ocean wind one project is the largest approved wind farm in the u.s. it calls for up to 98 wind turbines hundreds of feet tall built just 15 miles off the coast of atlanta city. a lawyer representing environmental groups is launching lawsuits arguing the wind project is being built in the migration corridors of endangered blue and white whales and construction is rushed without knowing the exact impacts on ecological and marine life. >> the planet is not going anywhere. we don't need to build these things in the next year to save the planet. we can destroy the coastlines for the next 100 years if we leap into something and don't think about it. >> according, 45 whales washed ashore dead, three times the death compared to the same time last year. noad says there is no evidence to links it to off shore wind surveys. a congressman says we don't know about enough about the risks they pose to fisheries a

he will have that exclusive interview with governor of north dakota, and governor of new jersey, phil murphy. if you stay here with us, "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. after this news cast. >>> as always, coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll look at governor newsom and the reason he was also campaigning in idaho over the july fourth weekend. >>> former professor turned most important economic leader in the world janet yellen held a news conference in beijing following her meeting with chinese officials. during her remarks, she touched on the complex relationship between the u.s. and china, while noting the two nations' share interest of peace and prosperity for their citizens. >> as the world's two largest economies, our nations collectively represent 40% of the global economy. what we do, both in the bilateralosphere shapes the lives and livelihoods of people in our countries and beyond. >> she also emphasized the importance of national security for both nations and encouraged an open line of communication. s

always a pleasure, governor of new jersey phil murphy jumping onto the ban on gas powered cars. please. how long do i have to keep driving my gas powered ford f 150? i live in new jersey. stuart: microphone. >> those are. blue when he's putting his microphone on. trying to find it after he fell under his seat. he's doing it as we speak. i think he's got the microphone on. lauren: i am so sorry. i trod on it. let's rewind. by 2035, governor murphy proposing a mandate that would lead to a total ban on the sale of new gas powered vehicles should take place in the next 12 years by 2035, new jersey is the next state to join new york and california in addition to the european union, great company in banning new gas vehicle sales by 2035. the announcement drew criticism from new jersey republicans who called the plan extreme, expensive and unrealistic. in fact, senate republican minority leader said it seems the governor was serious when he said he wants to turn new jersey into the california of the east coast, somebody, he says, should tell him that's not a good thing. stuart: at the

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that happens when phil murphy was governor. >> what is your view on that issue? should transgender be allowed to compete against? >> biological males should not compete against biological females. done. >> what about the issue of gender reaffirm? this is a hot potato. this is where people want to know if you were the president of the united states how would you feel about kids from 10 to 14? you think that parents should be involved and it should be an issue for states and so on. is that a sensible way to go given all the abuse in this area? >> i think it is. we are having a big argument in our country about parents being excluded from educational choices for their kids. we as a republican party conservative say parents should decide the children's educational choices. i don't think the government has any business getting between a parent and their child. in any one of these instances. we should put parents in charge of these decisions when someone does not at the age of majority. i always thought that is what conservatives were about. >> the most conservatives a

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the wind project according to phil murphy will be a big win for the state saying it could power up to and create 3,000 union jobs. a lawyer representing three environmental groups is suing new jersey in three state and federal lawsuits. arguing the wind project is being built in the migration corridors of endangers blue and wright whales. these organizations say it has something to do with wind farm site surveys and construction. national oceanic and atmospheric administration says 45 whales have washed ashore dead this year. it's a 164% increase from the deaths compared to last year. noaa says there's no scientific evidence that links whale deaths to the offshore wind surveys. but the biden administration is rushing the wind energy farms without knowing the impacts on ecological and marine life. >> no one has ever studied what happens when you stick hundreds of sky scrapers in the migration paths of ocean-going whales. nobody know what's will happen. will it destroy their life cycle in eliminate their habitat? >> this is now the third wind farm approved along the northeast as biden r

maybe that is part of governor phil murphy's new jersey governor's plan, to go forward with the suit united states department of transportation in the hopes that new york will compromise in some way, maybe get some sort of exemption to new jersey commuters. that is very possible, but the problem with trying to figure out a tolling structure is the more exemptions you give, that means the higher the actual toll needs to be because other motorists will be making up for those exemptions. caroline: the point is to either have more ev's so it is less damaging to the environment if you don't count the battery or more people on public transport to cut down on the fumes. we will see how the battle commences. great analysis there. that does it for this day and this week a "bloomberg technology." do not forget to check out our podcast, on the terminal. also go online on apple, spotify, i hard. from new york and from new jersey then as well, this is bloomberg technology. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know hea

jersey literally building the foundation for our nations entire wind energy park new jersey governor phil murphymonumental win for the state. when completed in 2025 could power up to half a million homes and create 3000 union jobs for the ocean wind project the largest approved offshore wind farm in the u.s. calls for 98 wind turbines, hundreds of feet tall to be built 15 miles off the coast of the jersey shore. but a lawyer representing three environmental groups is launching three state and federal lawsuits arguing the window project is being built in the migration corridors of endangered blue and bright we wells. that construction is being a rush without knowing the exact impact on ecological and marine life. >> the plan is not going anywhere we do not need to build these things in the next year to save the planet. and that to me is policy by panic. and we can destroy the coast line for the next 100 year old if we leap into something and do not think about it. >> according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration 45 wells of lot washed ashore dead so far this year. that's why th

everyone is pleased with the congestion pricing for the planet's most opponent is new jersey governor phil murphy's into manhattan. a statement from his office claims congestion pricing quote marks yet another slight against hard-working jerseyans in favor of an agency concerned not with her moving vehicles from our roads, planning its own coffers. many new yorkers agree. >> so were putting too much pressure on the drivers were quick to big apple's plan is mom a bit like central london which has had congestion pricing for 20 years. studies show the price hike zone is not hurt tourism trade something new york officials are banking on. >> london was able to increase their public and green space by 30% after they implement congestion pricing. we know this is going to work. >> congestion pricing is excited to start april of 2024. phil then officials will go on an educational campaign to help sell the plan to the public. in new york, lauren green fox news. molly: that's a far away thank you, we will be right back. twitter losers have to run loop after elon musk impose limits and christina coleman is liv

the issue of our time, and i don't think it's has gotten -- >> angie chair in new jersey governor phil murphy is focusing on youth mental health. these chairs initiatives are just so incredibly important. >> this initiative reflects how americans are coming together to prioritize the mental health of our youngest children. we need to reach people before they are in crisis. >> it is so critically important so timely. the last several years have been really rough on all of us especially on young people. and our students. >> we've heard about sometimes there is a disconnect between policy and what is actually happening out in the real world. >> some of us are struggling with a mental health issue today. they don't care about our politics, they don't care about what party you belong to. they want help. >> this is an issue case facing every state in the country. and how we make sure they are the support structures they need to succeed is so important. doesn't matter if it is a blue state or red state or purple state, we get huge challenges. we should be making sure our policies are supporting the

phil murphy signed the controversial bill thursday giving an estimated billion dollars in tax breaks the largest off shore wind farm in the u.s. now new jersey's nonpartisan rate payer advocate says that tax credit will, quote, no doubt increase people's electric bills while increasing the profits of the company. the decision drawing outrage from republicans. >> i don't think that americans would be really happy to learn that the inflation reduction act, which obviously is powered by our tax dollars, is going into the billions and billions of dollars to bail out foreign corporations who are, guess what, in the for-profit industry. >> proponents argue the tax break was necessary to incentivize green job creation in new jersey. >> if this did not happen, wind would have been developed anyway. it just wouldn't have been here in new jersey and it wouldn't have been new jersey jobs. >> it's not just new jersey, new york customers could end up paying more for their electric bills after the foreign developers of the four off shore wind farms in that state are now also demanding more governm

the governor of new jersey phil murphy made a surprise appearance at a small concert in new jersey. reaction? >> he was booed when brian kirk brought up on the stage at the red rock bar in red bank new jersey. watch. [crowd boos] >> he's a buddy of mine this is not about politics. he is a friend of mine, do not do that please. >> it was significant. and then he heard brian kirk say stop. the folks in the bar were mad that governor murphy has yet to sign a bill lifting all restrictions from covid. stuart: there's a few other reasons why one might be a little angry. >> perhaps. >> they were in the bar where there were signs posted that they can get labor, et cetera. stuart: very interesting. check the futures please, a mixed picture not much price movement. the next case, president biden but u.s. military information slip during an interview, watch this. >> we are running out of ammunition were low on it, we took the recommendation of the defense department to allow for the transition. where we have more 155 weapons, the shells for ukrainian. >> why would the president admit we are lo

well, democratic new jersey governor phil murphy getting booed at a concert over the weekend in new jerseyme. cheryl: murphy invited on stage by the band. the administration had put multiple restrictions on breweries, limiting food service and private events. there's a bill that's set to lift the rules. maybe he'll sign it this week after that happened to him. all right. well, after equalizing and extra time, team usa advancing past canada thanks to a penalty kick from sean turner. >> matt turner saying i dare you to go down the middle. and it's saved again! cheryl cheryl: matt turner, by the way, turner told his teammates not to worry when the game went to penalties and they delivered. be sure to catch the next match against panama wednesday night on fs1. new york yankees slugger aaron judge pulling out of the all-star game after a toe injury that happened in early june. judge tweeting unfortunately i will not be making the trip to seattle. i plan to take this time to heal and rehab so i can get back on the field for my team and all of you. meanwhile, the slugger also recently questioned

transportation authority but not everyone is pleased with congestion pricing and plan most vocal opponent is phil murphys thousands of new jerseyans commute daily into manhattan a statement from his office claims congestion pricing, quote, marks yet another slight against hardworking new jersey in fate of those not removing vehicles from roads but lining. many new yorkers agree. >> they're putting too much like pressure on the drivers you know. >> big apple plan is modeled like central london which has had congestion pricing for 20 years. studies show that price hike zone has not hurt tourism. something new york officials are banking on. >> london was able to increase their public and green space by 30% after they implemented congestion pricing. we know this is going to work. >> congestion pricing is expected to start april of 2024 until then governor officials will go on educational campaign help to sell the plan to the public. in new york, lauren greene. fox news. jon: and avalanche of reaction this weekend to three bombshell supreme court decision issued last week which dealt major blows to the biden

phil murphy, new jersey governor, giving a major tax break to an offshore wind developer.on dollars to this danish company. so why are they doing that? so now they can keep they'll federal tax insentives after arguing supply chain issues are ballooning the costs of these planned and leased wind farms off the jersey shore, up and down the east coast. so the "wall street journal" responding with this. governor murphy and company will bow to the climate political gods at any cries. the real victims are the tax and rate payers stuck bearing the cost. joining me now is new jersey congressman chris smith whose district includes part of the jersey shore and has been all over this issue of wind turbines. good to have you back. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: basically we're seeing this in other places as well where the contracts that these wind turbine companies got through with these states along the coast. now they're saying actually we can't build it for this money so we need more insentive, more tax breaks. so who will end up paying for that, congressman? >> the rate payers w

island or if you're in new jersey that gets pretty expensive we can which is why new jersey governor phil murphyent over the approval of this congestion pricing plan. but if it's not bad enough what about the pizza. pizza in new york city is part of the reason you're here great pizza requiring restaurants using coal fired or wood fired ovens to slash their carbon emissions by 75% although our next guest will share what that really means -- but it also means additional cost on a lot of businesses because they have to hire an engineer or an architect to confirm the fact they're complying with reduced carbon emissions because thpght to make you a good pizza pie. and one of those people is frank san torah of cold brick oven pizzeria in new york city. thanking before here. what does this mean for you and businesses in the city? >> it is another brick -- how politicians comp with these different ways to make it more and more difficult to do business -- i really give them credit for their creativity. pete: trying really hard to crush you. >> everybody will leave you don't have to worry about oven or th

could be phil murphy. ains polls biden as the loadser rematch against trump.ck of money raised, campaign staff is worried about it. >> brian: keep in mind, too. if you are joe biden and you really don't want to run. >> steve: oh, he wants to run. >> brian: but if you are not going to run you would never say it. >> now the minute you say i'm not running again, they just look past you. the whole government, including your own party. >> ainsley: once it's out he is done. >> steve: a lame duck. >> brian: if there is a sense you see him finished he snaps. sits down, tends to put his foot in his mouth. if he gets a sense or jill steps in and says i'm really worried about my husband, they will never tell you because all of a sudden nothing will ever get attention again in the white house. and all the staff would just leave because they knew they are about to lose a job they have got to go somewhere else. >> ainsley: democrats inside his circle say this is another bit of under estimating biden. of course he is running. we are taking the preparations very seriously. >>

. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy is having a rough week.e stage. ♪ music playing ♪ >> what did i tell you guys? >> then he turned around and hut cut a huge check to a danish windmill company. murphy is using federal funds to give a billion dollar tax break to a danish company to build windmills off the jersey coast. the same windmills that kill our whales and destroy the fishing industry. and the view. all because he wants to go green. and this danish windmill company is still hurting from the pandemic. >> pandemic supply chain disruptions, the war in ukraine, inflation, among other things, have caused major economic headaches and raised the costs for offshore wind projects. this bill enables new jersey's first windchill ocean one to move forward by tapping into federal tax credits specifically designated to help the offshore wind industry. >> he could have given the money to new jersey taxpayers. after all, they are hurting too from high taxes, inflation, covid. a couple windmills will not even lower the electric costs. murphy says it's mo

we'll look for more on "meet the press" joined by phil murphy and governor doug bergham. >>> a 25-year-old man is in custody after police say he went on a shooting spree in the streets of new york city saturday. authorities say the gunman appeared to be shooting people randomly as he rode a scooter through brooklyn and queens. an 87-year-old man was killed and three others were wounded. >>> police in pennsylvania are warning that a dangerous escaped inmate is on the run this morning. 34-year-old michael burham escaped where he was being held on burglary charges. he's a suspect in a homicide investigation. investigators say he had been in the recreation area of the jail when he escaped by standing on a piece of exercise equipment and using bed sheets tied together to climb down from the seventh floor to freedom. >>> turning to sports now. soccer superstar megan rapinoe says this season will be her last. she is preparing for the women's world cup. on saturday she said this would be her final world cup and she'll officially hang up her cleats after she finishes the upcoming season are her nat

just a few days ago new jersey democrat governor phil murphy signed a bill into law making it easieresidents there to get restraining orders against those who are stocking them. the governor said quote our administration recognize the need to expand access to protective orders but guess what, that bill originally came from a republican. our next guest republican state senator -- senator jon bramnick joins us now. first can you explain the law, it was unbelievable before you have to know your stocker before you can get authorities to do something about it? >> we had a 23-year-old young woman who went to the police stations who said i'm being stocks, getting e-mails, harassment and threats. the police have you been dating this guy? no. you cannot get a protective order he is a stranger ridiculous new loophole. we change it, it really important. the outcry of the people who were suffering for years are now very happy. eric: do you see it outcry of people in your state republican and democrat to get tougher on crime? the democrats are actually taking a page from the gop? >> are nibbling

look, democrat governor phil murphy of new jersey said this was a monumental win for the state.a million homes by 2025 and create some 3,000 union jobs. the ocean wind one project is the largest approved offshore wind pardon me in the u.s., and it calls for -- farm in the u.s., and and it calls for up to 98 wind turbines to be built 15 is miles off the coast of atlantic city and the jersey shore. look, it is controversial. the governor, he sign a law yesterday e that would give danish wind company reportedly up to a billion dollars this in federal tax credits that were meant to go directly to new jerseyans to help offset rising electric bills under biden's inflation reduction act. the state's rate payer advocate warns this will boost the foreign company we's profit will while, quote, no doubt leading to higher energy bills for new jerseyans. democrats say it was necessary to attract the company, republicans say it's a big government corporate bailout. >> this doesn't have a damn thing to do with climate change. it has everything to do with about making a lot of money, billions o

. >> new jersey democrat evan or phil murphy calls in a monumental win for the state.3000 union jobs. the ocean 11 project the largest approved offshore wind farm in the u.s. calls for up to 98 wind turbines, hundreds of feet tall to be built 50 miles off the coast of the jersey shore. a lawyer representing three environmental groups is tossing three state and federal lawsuits arguing the wind project is being built in it migration corridors of endangered blue and white whales. that construction is being rushed without knowing the exact impacts on ecological and marine life. >> the plan is not going anywhere we do not need to build these things in the next year to save the planet. and that to me is policy by panic. we can destroy the coastlines for the next 100 years if we leap into something i don't think about it progress according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration 45 wells have washed ashore dead so far this year. that is what it 64% increase compared to the same time last year. noaa says there is no scientific evidence that links whale deaths t

geoff: today, new jersey governor phil murphy said flooding in the northeast is becoming more and more >> we've seen it but not at this level. i think we all fear that that's going to be the new norm and we can't be dragged by that. we gotta get ahead of it. geoff: from the east to the west where arizonans are sweating and splashing through their new normal. >> if you ever, like, stood next to an oven while you're baking something, it's like that but like, it's coming from every direction, and you can't escape it unless you go inside. it's very, very hot. geoff: a historic streak of heat continues to beat down on phoenix with no end in sight. today marked 18 straight days in a row with temperatures of 110 plus degrees. that officially ties the previous record, set in 1974. el paso, texas also shattered records, hitting its 30th triple-digit day in a row. the el paso fire department said several park-goers were rushed to the hospital yesterday with heat-related symptoms. and nationwide, more than 70 million people live in areas where today's forecasts were dangerously high all the way f