walter foundation, the pritzker military foundation on behalf of the pritzker military and library and the mark haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc. >>> ken burns, sarah botstein, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you have, along with your director and producer, lynn novak come out with a three-part documentary series called "the u.s. and the holocaust" which premieres this sunday. there are at least 100 documentaries about the holocaust so why did you need to make this film now? >> we decided to do this in 2015. it was a far different environment in 2015, and it's taken us seven years to do it, so there's not a sense of now. we're just drawn to topics, authentically, and it's not that there's 100 films or a thousand films or no films about them, it's just that we have to feel like we've got an angle to pursue it. in this case, for us, it was really important to re-see the holocaust through the lens of what the u.s. involvement is in terms of when we knew and when we knew it, what we didn't know, what we did know. what we did, what we d

her policies and jb pritzker's policies are destroying our state.ant, a car pooled up, windows went down and sporadic gunfire ensued and as the manager of the restaurant was being attended to her wounds, she screamed out, vote these clowns out of office or we'll have four more years that will destroy the state. maria: what are you going to do doabout it? >> here in illinois we've been devastated with bad policy from governor pritzker. he signed into law what he calls the safety act. it should be called ton safety act. no cash bail. on january 1st. all of illinois is going to look like chicago when jail doors open and criminals are released and criminals, people who are prosecuted for crime are going to go free on the street because there will be no bail demanded and that simply those be rolled back. the city of chicago is under-staffed with their police of up to 1700 police officers and the illinois state police sheriffs and municipalities in illinois, we're mys us in thousands of -- minus thousands of police officers because they've left left, reti

governor pritzker lied to the people of illinois. safety bill will not only allow violent offenders to be released onto the street but what it does is it's literally the most radical anti-public safety, anti-law enforcement statutes that have been ever put on the books. everything that's gone wrong with new york which has been a total abject failure is put on steroids in illinois. it's dangerous not just for the public but law-enforcement officers already facing a terrible crisis right now in suicide and in personal physical attacks. this is going to lead to more amore bodies. >> randy sutton, much appreciated. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> rich: more information is emerging on russian attempt to influence foreign politicians and elections more than two dozen countries. what is russia's strategy thus far and is it working? more on that. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ up to 8 weeks of relief

governor jb pritzker said some of the migrants will have a sponsor here in chicago. he also added, at least 75 members of the national guard who are logistic professionals will help the local government and nonprofits on the ground. pritzker says the buses have been coming nearly every day, and they expect more to come since late august. he also added those migrants, men, women, and children, have been dropped off overnight at union station and downtown chicago. when they arrive, they receive a health screening, which determines what vaccinations and other health care they may or may not need. >> i'm polo sandoval in new york city where mayor eric adams says he's exploring all legal options in the face of mounting migrant numbers just in the last several days, roughly 1,000 asylum seekers have arrived in new york city. they are added to the over 11,000 that have already been processed by the department of homeland services here in new york. the city's now considering temporary housing aboard cruise ships according to mayor adams, migrant advocates are calling on the

governor pritzker is. >> ainsley: illinois. >> brian: of illinois. mayor lori lightfoot very cruel about how 300 immigrants have been bused over to chicago. he clearly wants to run for president and be above it all. >> ainsley: they had a press conference together yesterday it's estimated that 500 illegals have been sent to chicago from texas in the past two weeks. and then we have interviewed some of these local mayors in the suburbs of chicago because they are saying lori lightfoot is sen sending them not suburbso the republican area to burr ridge and elk ridge. >> steve: with no notice. >> ainsley: what she complained about from the state of texas. >> steve: ironic. >> ainsley: here is the governor and lori lightfoot. >> i'm not going to mince words here. the governor of texas is forcing on new york and d.c. and chicago and potentially other places a needlessly last-minute and complex process that is a heartless display of politics over people why not give reasonable notice? why send these folks only to blue cities or blue states? this is about po

this is a stunt by the governor pritzker, governor of privilege as i call him, and by the way, if he'sworried about where he should put them, maybe put them in hyatt hotels and see how the hyatt people react to this. >> john: mr. mayor, you are not the only republican coming in for criticism from democrats. obviously greg abbott, doug ducey of arizona have been criticized by mayor lightfoot, criticized by mayor adams, and bowser from washington, d.c., trying to relief the pressure by shipping them to big cities like that. recently the mayor of el paso sending bus loads of migrants to the city of new york. he just happens to be a democrat and yet he has not come in for the same sort of criticism from eric adams in new york city that abbott and ducey d. is there a double stand here? >> of course there is a double standard. governor abbott, 500 might be coming over in an hour, i'm told it's 10,000 a week. i applaud senator manchin for saying, you know, what it really is. we have a border crisis so we don't have a secure border. we don't know who is coming across. the fact that someone has

governor pritzker calls on the national guard wednesday to help with the influx of migrants from texasa statement the governor florida says sanctuary states are better equipped to help with illegal migrants today dozens of migrants were dropped in front of vice president harris's residents in washington. we'll your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the str

since 1989 that visiting scholar program has invited a leading jurist to northwestern pritzker school of law to lecture and offer alumni, students and faculty with a perspective on the judicial process and contemporary legal issues. the program was established by partners to honor our esteemed alumnus howard in recognition of his service to the firm and to northwestern. he joined the law firm in 1949 as an associate. he came a partner in 1956 and headed the executive committee from 1977-1993. he also had a very long standing relationship with northwestern university. he received his bachelors degree here in 1945 and is jurist doctorate from northwestern law in 1949. he. he was a member of the universities order of trustees since 1967, and chaired the board from 1986-1995. he passed away at the age of 97 in the summer of 2021. his daughter is here with us today representing the family, and want to extend my gratitude for the leadership and the generosity that her familye has shown the lawly school and university for so many years. [applause] >> and now i have the tremendous honor and p

pritzker sent 90 migrants to his small town without any notice. >> the governor owes our community an in london. >> the line stretched as long as

here she is speaking at northwestern university's pritzker school of law on september 14. >> when weare talking about legitimacy of the courts, a prevents people from thinking it is all about politics. if a new judge comes in, if there is new members of the court and all of a sudden everything is up for grabs, all of this side and very fundamental principles of law are being overthrown, are, you know, replaced, then people have a right to say, what's going on? that does not seem very low light. amy: justice samuel alito, who authored the dobbs decision in june allowing states to once again ban abortions, told the "wall street journal" this week, "saying or implying that the court is becoming an illegitimate institution or questioning our integrity crosses an important line." chief justice john roberts has also criticized justice kagan's remarks. the house january 6 committee has interviewed far-right activist ginni thomas about her efforts to help donald trump overturn the 2020 election defeat to joe biden. she spent more than four hours testifying to lawmakers behind closed doors on

it's interesting they are choosing this specific instance to gripe to the press about governor pritzkernd xenophobia has no home here. is he talking about you complaining? >> he must be and th i take gret offense. this is nothing again to do with xenophobia. we are a very diverse community if anybody knows anything about burr ridge, you know, it's not about the migrants. it's about the very thing that lori lightfoot complained about and not giving us a heads up so we can be prepared and tell our residents obviously they had many, many questions about safety, about health concerns, about unaccompanied minors. and so it's just the arrogance of the state just presuming they can do what they want. they invite people to come to this state and then they just willy-nilly put them in the suburbs without even giving us the courtesy of letting us know. >> steve: mayor, thank you very much for stopping by and telling us your story. you got your hands full. thank you very much for starting your day with "fox & friends." >> thank you for including me. >> steve: you bet. all right. by the way, we did

pritzker who signed into law. >> illinois violent crime has risen since j.b.nd remains above the national average. illinois has had more than 1,000 homicides in 2020, setting a multi-high. >> one states attorney and a recent op-ed says this, "the bottom line, the law will allow dangerous individuals to roam our streets. it will deter victims and witnesses from reporting crimes, and it will make it more difficult to prosecute those alleged crimes." as you alluded to, ainsley, this new law comes at a time businesses are leaving the city of chicago in great number because a pike, violent crime rates. if this law does make crime worse in chicago and elsewhere in illinois it will give businesses more incentive to leave. violent crime up in the city 37% compared to a year ago. >> ainsley: my word, haven't they learned anything by watching new york. thank you so much, grady. prince charles will lead a royal procession for his late mother of the queen from the palace of holyroodhouse. piers morgan breaks down what is next as the world warrants queen elizabeth ii. or m

newsom or beto in texas or that tub of lard in illinois, it's bizarre -- [laughter] kennedy: i think pritzker plump. >> yeah, very pleasantly plump. look, i mean, california has everything in the world going for it. i mean, you couldn't ask for a more, you know, a state that had more available to it to make it great. like, this is a state that, frankly, all you should have to do is put it on cruise control and walk away, and everything will be fine. you actually actively have to do a bad job to screw a state like california up. and congratulations, that's exactly what gavin newsom has done. he's got a crime crisis, an energy crisis, he's got, you know, and he can't get out of the way of his own. apple biggss and egos and -- ambitions and egos and focus on trying to fix the state he has screwed up so badly. kennedy: well, and he's complaining, jessica, that ron desantis, maybe he broke the law or broke precedent. but i look at democrats, and i think, fix the law. if this is what has happened, obviously, our immigration system isn't working. is gavin newsom really the poster child for fixing wh

we've got democrat illinois governor jb pritzker calling out the national guard rooms to deal with illegalmmigrants bused to chicago but not the violent crime. this same governor supports no-cash bail for violent felonies like arson, kidnapping, and putting dangerous criminals back on the streets. by the way, mark, listen to this. chicago mayor lori lightfoot said federal fund should be diverted away from your state to chicago and other blue cities. appearing to tell biden you have to fix the border. watch this. >> every dollar goes to the state of texas, or state of arizona, any other state be a did indicating responsibility manufacturing this crisis in our city, every single one of those dollars needs to be recommitted to cities like chicago, new york, and washington, d.c. but we're not going to put, take our foot off the gas to say that we need a comprehensive plan, fund the federal government. this is a national problem. it needs a national solution. >> biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. there was no warning on any of this. we've had p

you've seen other governors raise it as well, including jb pritzker.question that they've been raising is, you know, were these people misled? were they transported illegally, because, of course, they were not told where they were going. those have been the questions that they've raised. new some has asked the justice department to investigate. the justice department, jake, i'll tell you right now is not weighing in. and the white house is referring things to the justice department. but certainly, you see the argument that he's making there. you also have to keep in mind, jake, the political aspect of all of this. certainly, that is what's fueling governor desantis and governor newsom is potentially going to be a 2024 candidate for the presidential race, jake. >> kaitlan collins, we'll see you again in the next hour. coming up, russians may have been chased out of some areas of ukraine, but what they left behind is nothing less than atrocious. the grim discoveries found in the town of izyum that our team could smell from far away. that's next. energy d

pri pritzker.our brother was one of the third world problems, he was a target of-- he wasn't a target and was one of the many, many victims. and i wonder if you've gotten to the bottom of what happened to your brother? have you learned anything more? >> we don't have anything reportable yet, but it's my sin ver hope that we will. i will not stop, not back down and continue to push for answer in my brother's murder and those in other members of the chicago land family. those individuals who are in chicago and around the country who's losing loved ones in droves. we've got to talk about the city of chicago and other people that need help not just people with a platform or perceived important. every life matters, neil. that's the message for those that live in chicago and across the country. every life matters and certainly my little brother and his life and his purpose will live on me through. neil: now i know why he called you a rock star and loved you to death. i'm just thinking of what you are dea

and now jb pritzker is sounding off, saying they're not telling them how many migrants are coming or when they're arriving. >> the governor of texas is choosing not to tell the ngo or chicago how many people are on the buses before they arrive. they won't tell us how many infants, children, seniors, or families are on board. we have tried to direct the buses to reception centers in chicago that we have prepared for the arrivals. but the state of texas instead chooses to send them to union station. dumping these human beings off in the dead of night. >> cnn has reporters on the ground in those cities targeted by republican governors. here's what they're finding. >> i'm miguel marquez in martha's vineyard. this is the location, this is the one homeless shelter they have on the entire island. there are five different towns here, st. andrews parish house can usually handle ten, they had to increase the number to 50 immigrants after they were dropped off on two different planes in martha's vineyard. seven different families, four children between the ages of 3 and 8. this is some of the w

brchlts pritzker is accused of doing the same after sending migrants to a hotel in burr ridge, a smallutside of chicago. >> what was the conversation about the migrants coming here to burr ridge. >> we had no conversation at all. >> reporter: the burr ridge mayor, a republican, said he found out about the migrants from a friend on the nearby board of health. >> i think you're the first republican mayor to receive migrants from the border. >> yeah. i'm going to give the benefit of the doubt. i don't think they picked burr ridge because the mayor is republican i think it's the arrogance of they're going to invite all these people here. they have no plan for them. >> reporter: and for that story, we talked to the mayor on thursday he says yesterday the migrants were moved again to a different village, a different hotel he says he got no heads up from the state. but again it was that friend who tipped him off after the fact. shep. >> perry russom live in chicago. >>> the january 6th suspect seen chasing capitol police officer eugene goodman standing trial today. doug jensen is his name. th

we certainly don't want to make the migrants pawns being used bring governor pritzker and mayor lightfootsse and welcoming them to this the state knowing that governor abbott is trying to resolve his problem and then they have no plan when they get here to the city of chicago. they're putting them in the suburbs. elizabeth: she is not telling you, notifying you about this when mayor lightfoot complained about governor abbott doing the exact same thing. they're saying governor abbott and the arizona governor are using these illegal immigrants as political pawns too. do you agree with that? >> no, i don't agree with that at all. i'm sure they are being overwhelmed in texas and arizona. the reports i heard you heard. we've seen documents day in, day out now, for what, a couple years? that is huge leakage. we don't have a border in essence and they're just coming across. i think governor abbott is trying to number one solve his problem. number two, make a point. i think he is doing it excellently. elizabeth: so you're a republican. your town is run by republican. >> i am. elizabeth: is mayor

pritzker at it down the line. that was those are terrific interviews. >> i'm so glad you had them both. by the way, gavin newsom, how do you explain away? i can go to a restaurant. you can't my kids can go to in person learning yours can't liberal la la land. >> they don't have to do any of it. all right. well, i'm going i'm going to pick it up where you left off, but i love those interviews. awesome handshakes. i'm laura ingram . this is ingram angle from washington tonight. >> thank you so much for being with us. apokolips biden. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> all right. will he or won't he? as in will joe biden seek a second term or not? well, the white house is the answer to the question has been, well, evolving. my plan is to run for reelection. that's my expectation. besim going to run in 2024. is he telling staff that? yes, that's his intention. is the president running for reelection? his answer has been pretty simple, which is , yes, joe biden is running for reelection and i will be his ticket

double-digit lead over their election-denying opponents, while in illinois incumbent democratic governor jb pritzkerme now, harry enten and paul begala. talk to me about this gamble. i need, paul you've been pretty critical about this idea of funding this sort of far right extremist candidates with the hopes of being able to win later down the road. why is it a problem to you? >> well, it has worked before in the past, -- one of my heroes, harry reid, did that in the. past he helped one of my heroes. most couple election he's ever had. so not per se against. it i'm against it. now this is not 2010 or 2012, democrats didn't succeeded. we have the president, not the nations leader, but my parties leader, saying in the maga extremists are semi-fascist. i think he's right. if that's true, then you cannot undermine that by backing some mega extremists in some states. it's great cynicism. by the way, the -- dominate plenty of knuckleheads without plans in this round. >> i just think it's playing with fire. i don't like it, and i think they need to do. it >> who's getting burned? >> well, i agree with. pau

elizabeth: let's watch the mayor of orlan park in illinois go after democrat governor pritzker for notng that residents do deserve safety. watch this? >> i have no idea why someone would want this. it clearly puts citizens and police officers at risk in the favor of criminals who are violent and puts us all at risk. he is not listening to us on this. historically he doesn't really listen to any of us. he does what he feels like. did the same thing through covid and didn't listen to us. it is not a surprise he is not listening. elizabeth: how is he not listening? gallup says a majority of americans are worried a great deal about crime, at its highest in six years? >> this will be a huge issue in midterm elections. a majority of americans care about cities and communities they live in to be safe around democrats don't care for that. kamala harris herself was bailing people out of jail during the last summer where people were rioting. that is not the type of policies the americans support. that will be on the agenda and on the ballot in november. i think the american people stand for safe

by the senator of governor pritzker on the safety act that was the that you that broke the camel's backr and more just law on the books. >> how could this happen? this is creating a safety net for criminals and dragnet for victims. >> this was rushed through the general assembly a year and a half ago. parsed in the early mornings without any review, any public hearing, any committee oversight. quite frankly the sponsor of the bill doesn't even know what's in it. still doesn't. >> why would they implement something like this knowing how bad things are in the city of chicago? >> it sounds good on paper for their progressive far left agenda. you are seeing uptick in crime before this has gone into effect many police officers have left the force in chicago and throughout the state of illinois. police are demoralized. the democrat leaders in this state do not have their backs and that is the biggest problem. >> my colleagues from the west and the south suburban to deliver our vote of no confidence in cook county states attorney kim foxx. >> 100 out of the 02 counties' attorneys opposed the s

karasinski lighfacing a the same issue and issued a frank warning to mayor lightfoot and governor soc pritzker about the city's crime and social deterioration. rioration.everywhere i go, i'm d by the same question these days. what's going on in chicago? make no mistake, though, mcdonald's commitment to the city of chicago isn't corporate altruism. it's not open ended.l it's not unconditional. ope a frank warning, indeed, but the most horrific crime playss t out in bodegas, mom and pop stores, gas stations across the united states . not safe to fill up your tank any longer. and in tupelo, mississippi, a horrifying video shows a sikho man working at a chevron food bd mart executed in broad daylight. he was doing doing everything an armed robber asked when he was asked to then sit on the ground. it was then that careecopelarnd b criminal chris copeland shot him in the back of the head.joim joining me now is amla ep, a.b.a prager, u.nd personality host or leftf unapologetic and former lefth wing activist. also with me, chris bedford, founding partner of wright forge.e bide amela, the biden white h

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pritzker at it down the line. that was those are terrific interviews. >> i'm so glad you had them both. by the way, gavin newsom, how do you explain away? i can go to a restaurant. you can't my kids can go to in person

another illinois mayor is firing back against the state's governor, jb pritzker and his decision to bus texas to the suburbs of chicago with little notice. watch this. >> i was upset a that i didn't get the courtesy of a reach-out. if someone ma makes a mistake le the governor's office has, the way they react is to swing at us. the governor owes us an apology. i'll be waiting to hear that. maria: this as border sheriffs are slamming washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser for declaring a public emergency over the migrants being buffed there from texas and arizona. joining us you now the national border patrol council be president, brandon judd. thank you for being here. >> always good to be with you, thank you. maria: what can you tell us about the border right now? i mean, all of these cities are complaining about 6,000, 7,000 people total if at all, some it's much less than that, by the way. in texas where you spend so much time, you're talking about that every day, 7,000 people coming across the rio grande, right? >> yeah, what i can tell you is everybody is going to feel the pain. when