pritzker! [applause] gov. pritzker: thank you very much. my fellow constitutional officers, the members of the 104th general assembly, chief justice, and members of the supreme court, first lady pritzker, honored guests, and all the people of the great state of illinois, i am j.b. pritzker and grateful to be here to deliver my seventh state of the state and budget address. [applause] of the state address. in 1818, the first inning the michael: and mandated that the governor shall from time to time give the general assembly information about the state of the movement and recommend their duration -- to their consideration such measures as he shall deem as far as i in one fashion or another, only governors have stood before this body to do what our first constitution mandated of them. these messages have reflected the unique times during which governors served. our second governor advocated for the abolition of slavery decades before abraham lincoln. passionate in his entreaty it was a matter of justice and humanity. dwight greene, our 32nd go

pritzker thinks it's like a restaurant and picking and choosing.ave to hollywood owe all the law and jb pritzker has a long history of not following the law in the great city and state of ours in chicago illinois and that's why this federal lawsuit by doj was so necessary and making him do what he's required to dorks which is simple -- required to do which is simple: follow the law. g there's one other piece of this i want to get to, andrew. that's attorney general pam bondi considering withholding funding to sanctuary cities like chicago and do you see that possibly having teeth? >> absolutely. what better way to get politicians it than withmoneyed they don't need. it's like this election didn't take place three or four months ago and the will of the people is to get rid of the illegal immigrants in the country and committing the crimes and doing all the horrific things and now it's going to have to be withholding money from the city to get them to do what they're legally required to do. griff: how illinois and chicago voters feel about their lead

said it would we go to anoint as governor jb pritzker delivered date of the state items for sale. to fix is convened. welcome, everyone, to the house of representatives. i look for, to recognize some very distinguished guests who are present with us in the chamber. i'd like to recognize the chief justice of the illinois supreme court, the honorable mary jane titus. [applause] i'd like to recognize from the illinois supreme court, the honorable justice p. scott neville, jr. [applause] from the illinois supreme court, the honorable justice david k. overstreet. [laughter] i love his hair cart. the honorable attorney general of the great state of illinois, kwame raoul. [applause] i will honorable secretary of state, honorable alexi do you know this. the comptroller, the honorable susanna mendoza. the honorable treasurer for the state of illinois, michael fredericks. [applause] and auditor general, frank martino. [applause] also joining us on the floor today is the chief of staff to the governor of this great states, ms. ann cabrera is here. also joining us, deputy governor for the bud

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pritzker says see you in court. the d.o.j. says much obliged.ction is rolling in banning biological men from women's sport. an assistant coach in focus with me yesterday. >> shouldn't even be here but trump has signed the executive order. the battle is still not won yet. we need to continue. laws need to be changed, but it is a huge step. >> harris: it looks like the ncaa was really ready to move on this. they have already taken steps to comply with the president's order. people on the left, of course, are hopping mad. ben ferguson next. military decoration awarded by the united states government. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highlig

so i give him a hearty retweet on the pritzker back on the pritzker speech, which was really stirringst wanted to, like, lean in on one point that he made, which was about which he was kind of putting up a straw man, but a legit one of people saying that, oh, you're being alarmist. you know, when you bring up the nazis or whatever, oh, you're going overboard. this is a very common remark from people. and i think that it's important just to take this on directly because it is it's not easy to be the alarmist. right. like at some level, we're all human. like, you don't want to be embarrassed. it's embarrassing to be the one that's going out there, you know, that's running out into the streets and shouting, guys, fire! fire is coming, fire is coming! then a fire doesn't come right? like, you look silly and nobody wants to look silly. and so i do think it takes courage for somebody like j.b. pritzker, at least political courage to go out there and say, i know that this makes me risk looking a little silly, but people need to be woken up, right? like we need to shake people, and we people

what is pritzker saying about 60% of the country?now, $3.5 billion poll last go around -- and talking but the budget. trying to maybe jump into the hole -- with the democrats. there is no clear leadership with the democratic party right now. their meeting was a disaster where the dnc got to meet -- i think started to see people like them. you have got the microphone. if this helps you politically down the road -- we don't know if he's going to run again for governor. might be thinking about his run for president. who knows? i think it was misguided. >> best of luck with the strategy. a reporter asked him how it's not an insult to have the mark in public who voted for trump when talking about trump being a nazi. immediately shot back-pick those words never came out "of my mouth." it's not true. it's a very fair question from that reporter. >> it's like watching a reality show where someone denies what you saw before your own eyes. this is dangerous. we have a commander in chief with two attempted assassinations. you can't tell me that

pritzker will full of his hot tub with ranch dressing. the big game they will remove the words and racism from the end zone replaced by something more appropriate. daniel penny landed a new job in finance at a major firm. if choking don't let him apply the heimlich. apparently at the biden administration and u.s. aid off or raised 20 million to create us sme street version and iraq. in this version when the cookie monster steals cookies they cut off his hands. ten gang bangers were loaded on the plane to gitmo the concierge said their room wouldn't be ready until one but they can enjoy complementary waterboarding. >>> ron desantis once a tax holiday with no sales tax on ambos and gun, for me every summer is second amendment summer with these guns. and that is not ai in the picture. we've heard about the new agency aimed at cutting the fat in our government. trump already managed to cut a lot already. and there is plenty more to go and it's such a good idea you have to ask yourself why stop at government. why not cut the stuff nobody wants

democrat illinois governor ms.jb pritzker is getting slammed for rhetoric going after trump.ter: liz the democrat illinois governor and obably top critic of president trump was supposed to give a speech on the state budget. illinois replicans, however say it ended up a speech about generating attention and earning governor jb pritzker a spotlight when democrats begin to choose a capped it data centers for the next election. the illinois democrat first said as a jew he did not invoke nazis lightly and made multiple references comparing the rise of nazis to what republicans and donald trump are doing now. germans were angry about inflation and found someone to blame. he suggested people need to learn from history and said he was watching what is happening in the country. >> it took the nazis one month, three weeks, two days, eight hours, and 40 minutes to dismantle a constitutional republic. all i'm saying is th when the five alarm fire starts to burn, every good person better be ready to man a post with a bucket of water if you want to stop it from raging out of control. repor

here's a long sample of governor pritzker's address.atching with a foreboding dread what is happening in our country right now. a president who watches a plane go down in the potomac and suggests, without facts or findings, that a diversity hire is responsible for the crash. or the missouri attorney general who just sued starbucks, arguing that consumers pay higher prices for their coffee because the baristas are too female and nonwhite. the authoritarian playbook is laid bare here. they point to a group of people who don't look like you and tell you to blame them for your problems. i just have one question. what comes next? after we've discriminated against, deported, or disparaged all the immigrants and the gay and lesbian and transgender people, the developmentally disabled, the women and the minorities. oncnce we've ostracized our neighbors and betrayed our friends after that, when the problems we started with are still there, staring us in the face, what comes next? president trump twice hinted at running for a third term thursday,

pritzker is here to respond. it is a big morning of big developing news. so grab your coffee.in. welcome to the weekend. >> breaking overnight, nbc news is reporting that trump officials have forced out all six of the fbi's most senior executives. >> multiple heads. >> of fbi field offices across the country, and about two dozen prosecutors who investigated capitol rioters. a letter to those fired. prosecutors said their removal was based on their role in the january 6th prosecutions. in a separate memo to the fbi workforce sent out friday night, the bureau's acting director told employees that acting deputy attorney general emil bove has asked for a list of all fbi employees who worked on january 6th cases for, quote, a review process to determine whether any additional personnel actions are necessary. joining us now at the table is nbc news justice reporter and author of sedition hunters how january 6th broke the justice system. ryan. riley. >> so. >> ryan. >> it's been a busy week for this administration. i want to play for you. donald trump's response to the question about

so what does that mean for illinois were governor pritzker has been very forceful in calling him out? if they can -- if they take control of stock payments, what does it do for someone that we've already seen them take security details away from liz cheney? while releasing people who attacked cops out into the public. if they are willing to do that, what might they do to someone who's on a fixed income and had the strength of their convictions? what we know is that every time we face crazies like these, inevitably the movement that have toppled tierney -- tyranny has been led by people who got to the point where they had nothing left to lose. if they can find those people who have almost nothing left to lose and say i'm going to cut off your social early, i'm going to cut off your veterans payment -- benefits payments, this is despotism. in part of our message to everybody is that fear is contagious, but so is courage. we are going to make sure that people act with courage and the strength of their convictions and that what we are showing now maybe reaches to a few folks across the ai

pritzker said illinois will defend our laws.th us to support law enforcement the trump administration is making it more difficult to protect the public. what's the word on the street there, gary? >> i think that they are disassociated from their community. all i hear people talking about is why is all this money and effort going into people who are not citizens of this country? especially the african-american community in the city. they want to know why those resources weren't put into those communities instead of putting it into harboring people who are not citizens of this country. i personally believe that we should be a welcoming country but there is a process. you can't just walk into the country. we know what it has done with fentanyl. >> dana: bring up chicago alderman lopez seems to get it. watch here. >> i think the mayor is listening to the constituents he cares most about. the hyper liberal white progressives in the city of chicago. he is not concerned about african-americans. >> we have the ability to work with ice,

pritzker?es in the state prohibits law enforcement from participating in immigration enforcement number one. another act doj suing him over from enforcing his called the welcome city act and something in chicago which helps to ensure undocumented residents are not prosecuted solely to immigration status. that is a real problem because if you come to the country illegally, it is a federal crime on its face. doj has been clear in donald trump is clear, they will enforce federal immigration law. one of the most simple ways to do that if illegally, that will be a problem here too if you someone like this official, he will run to the crosshairs quic. they are already suing him. >> john: by and large i.c.e. going after people committing crimes in the country or criminal background in the country of origin and you wonder why the state and city leaders want to protect those people as opposed to putting them in jail or get them out of the country. let's go to pam bondi because i want to put on the scree

pritzker swore to protect them and they failed to do that because they are continuously telling us that tprotect the illegal immigrants here knowing thacrimt they are bringing all of the drugs and crime here in our city is absolutely ridiculous. we know they are doing this hbecause tom homan was just he, and he just took away someone who waes here since 2009. if i'm not mistaking, that is during the obama administration. he basically had rap sheet of doing horrendous acts togu children. my question is, why is this guy reading now in 2025? >> laura: vashon, it seems to me it is time for president trump to make a trip to chicago. i really want him to be seen in these blue cities and to deliver a message personally to the peoplee. there that i'm here for you, we left america cities, weh want to help rebuild them. frankly, focusing on america first. that is what he is all about.he and i think he would be welcomel if he actually did that. i really, i think, the left would kick up a fuss.he but i think he would find so many allies in the south side and inglewood. i think he would find a lot o

. >> bret: as far as the flow and all this happening here is governor pritzker of illinois even the gaza that are so far out of bounds. this one, let me just be clear, is dangerous hard to tell doing something off the top of his head doesn't say what he means trying to distract what elon musk is doing at some of the agencies yesterday or if he is actually proposing something that's real. >> bret: they are saying, matthew it's like look at the shiny thing over here. >> right. you know, bret, the democrats have deep, deep troubles. >> when you look at recent polling, see that the democrats have record disapproval, the outgoing democratic president joe biden remember him? left with a 39% approval rating. when voters are asked how did the country progress under biden and harris' leadership. voters tell pollsters that we went backward in a whole host of metrics. so, what i see pictures like we just saw top of the segment, it seems to me that democrats have not learned anything from this election and the governor pritzker and maxine waters are not the answer to their problem. >> bret: well, pa

pritzker sworn an oath to the people of illinois that he will protect us.iled to do that because they're continuously telling us they will protect the illegal immigrants here, knowing that they're bringing all of the drugs and crime here in our city, absolutely ridiculous. we know that they are doing this because tom homan was just here and he just, you know, he just took away someone that was here since 2009. and if i'm not mistaken, that's during the obama administration. and he basically had a rap sheet of doing horrendous toockets children. and my question is why is this guy leaving now in 2025? >> laura: seems to me it's time for president trump to make a trip to chicago. i really want him to be seen in blue cities and deliver a message personally to the people there. that i'm here for you. we love america's cities we want to help rebuild them. frankly focusing on america first, that's what he is all about i think he would be he can withed if he actually did that left would kick up a fuss. he would find some allies in the south side and englewood. i th

pritzker and says he is just following the law.t and what the border patrols are is saying is look, at the local officials would just honor i.c.e. detainers, he would never have to go into the community with these raids. but the local officials refused to do it. just because that is absolutely correct. our officers, our agents can go into jails in a secure environment and take custody of dangerous felons and get them out of there. but they were doing by not honoring detainers, they allow those people to go into the community and the agents and officers have to go into the community's and chase them, apprehend them, that puts other people at risk because a lot of these criminals, they know right now especially with gitmo being open, a new they will be removed and deported and more likely they will put up a fight, which the agents and officers are trained for. but it is unnecessarily putting innocent people at risk. it is ridiculous that they are doing it. here just be one that would seem to be a logical development here. so, pam bon

one of the most powerful rebukes of the president came from illinois governor jb pritzker. in his state of the state address, the governor said he is watching what is happening in our country with a foreboding dread. >> my oath is to the constitution of our state and of our country. we don't have kings in america. and i don't intend to bend the knee to one. if you think i'm overreacting and sounding the alarm too soon, consider this. it took the nazis one month, three weeks, two days, eight hours and 40 minutes to dismantle a constitutional republic. and all i'm saying is, that when the five-alarm fire starts to burn, every good person better be ready to man a post with a bucket of water if you want to stop it from raging out of control. >> reporter: trump administration officials have smissed concerns about the president exercising too much control, saying he is keeping the promises that got him elected. richard? >> alice, thank you so much. >>> now to the war in ukraine. tensions escalating between president donald trump and ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. ukrain

interferir con la aplicaciÓn de inmigraciÓn, la demandaba interferÍa contra el gobernador david pritzkeron. borja: ahÍ reina la incertidumbre sobre todo entre la comunidad migrante por esta decisiÓn de la fiscal general de los estados unidos pam bondi de retirar fondos en ciudades santuarios como chicago que no quieran colaborar con agentes de migraciÓn. otra de esas ciudades en el ojo del huracÁn es la ciudad de los Ángeles, allÁ se encuentra nuestro colega juan carlos gonzÁlez con mÁs informaciÓn. Última hora desde los angeles, juan carlos. buenas tardes. juan: gracias. buenas tardes. en muchas ocasiones los funcionarios de diferentes ciudades y estado santuarios dice que de cualquier manera no cooperarÁn con las autoridades federales en cuestiones de inmigraciÓn, pero obviamente que esta advertencia hecha por la nueva fiscal general de los estados unidos pam bondi, ha despertado preocupaciÓn sobre todo entre la gente que vive aquÍ que no sabe exactamente quÉ pasarÁ. estamos hablando de millones de dÓlares que dejarÍan de recibir las ciudades y los estado santuarios. escuchemos quÉ nos

so what does that mean for my home state of illinois, where our governor pritzker has been very forceful in calling him out? if they take control of the stop payments, does illinois all of a sudden not get their medicaid reimbursement money? what does it do for, you know, someone, you know, we've already seen him take security details away from liz cheney, right? while releasing people who attack cops out into the public, if they're willing to do that and threaten that, well, what might they do to someone who's on a fixed income but have the strength of their convictions? what they know is that every time we have faced crises like these in our, in our history, inevitably the movements that have toppled tyranny have been led by people who had gotten to a point where they had nothing left to lose. the parkland students who survived, the mamie tills of the world, right? if they can find those people who have almost nothing left to lose and say, well, i'm gonna cut off your social security payments if you step up. i'm gonna cut off your veterans benefit payments. i'm gonna cut off your snap

pritzker is. >> the. governor of illinois. he gave. >> his state of. >> the state speech today. and i'm going to show you some of it. i'm gonna show you about three minutes of it. and i know this is a little bit of a weird thing to. put at the top of a national newscast, but i just, you know what? i think this is really something, and i think you should watch it. this is from the end of his state of the state today. check it out. >> as some. >> of. >> you know, skokie, illinois. once had one of the largest populations of holocaust survivors anywhere in the world. in 1978. nazis decided. >> that they wanted to. >> march their. >> the leaders of that march knew that. >> the images of swastika. clad young men goosestepping down a peaceful suburban street would terrorize the local jewish population, so. >> many of whom. >> had never recovered from their time in german concentration camps. >> the prospect. >> of that. march sparked a legal fight that went all the way to. >> the supreme court. >> i do not invoke the specter of nazis. >> lightly, but. >> i know the history intimately a

pritzker is using his power as governor to do that. in the senate, in the house and governor's offices, we are starting to see some elected democrats take action, taking a stand against what trump is trying to do, figuring out how to block it as best they can. as that effort is shaping up among democratic elected officials, the democratic party now has a new leader, somebody who you might not have heard of before this weekend. his name is ken martin. this weekend he was elected as the new chair of the dnc. he won that position in part because of his track record advancing the democratic party's interest in minnesota politics. he started his career as an intern for the late progressive firebrand senator paul wellstone. he worked his way up to becoming head of the democratic party in minnesota, the democratic farm labor party. in the two decades before martin became the state party leader, the minnesota governor's office had been occupied by two republicans and one libertarian leaning former professional wrestler. but in the 14 years sin

megan, i want to ask you about democratic response to this and quoting the illinois governor pritzker. here's how he responded. >> we don't. >> have kings in america, and i don't intend to bend the knee to one. if you think i'm overreacting and sounding the alarm too soon, consider this. it took the nazis one month, three weeks, two days, eight hours and 40 minutes to dismantle a constitutional republic. >> does that argument land? >> so i'm not sure that atlantic speech was part of the state of the state address, which was a very compelling the back half of that speech and a lot of things that happened in illinois that that the people actually rose up and kind of put this the nazi, they were a march and stuff. so it was a very compelling moment in time. i do think that democrats are going to have a problem with messaging here. we don't we were not good at messaging about democracy. and i think that this is what really doesn't land well with people. and i think, again, it goes back to how people are feeling about their kitchen table issues. they don't understand, um, the importance of

pritzker will start filling his hot tub with ranch dressing. for the big game. the nfl will remove the words end racism from the end zone, to be replaced by something more appropriate. daniel penny has landed a new job in finance at a major firm. they already have a sign up that says if choking, do not let daniel apply the heimlich. apparently, the biden administration and usaid authorized $20 million to create a version of sesame street in iraq. in this version, when the cookie monster steals cookies, they cut off his hands. hahahahaha! he's still happy, though. ten tren de aragua gang bangers were among the first criminals loaded onto a plane and shipped to gitmo. when they arrived, the concierge said their room wouldn't be ready till one, but they could enjoy a complimentary waterboarding on the house. ron desantis is pushing for a tax holiday with no sales tax on guns and ammo in florida. he calls it second amendment summer. hell, for me, every summer is second amendment summer with these guns. and that is not i. all right. so we've all heard about doge, the

i remember the very uncomplimentary things, but he i said, no more than what governor pritzker said on yesterday in his state of the union address there in illinois. so we all know what's going on here, and we ought to stop pretending that we don't know exactly what this man is trying to do. we know exactly what they're doing. what is the vice president doing over there endorsing a right wing candidate to be chancellor of germany? what is that about? uh, elon musk just left germany, making a big contribution to the right wingers in germany. what is that about? we know what that is. and we ought to stop pretending that we don't know and stop making excuses and face what the facts are. >> one final question for you, and it's a big one, congressman, because you've asked a lot of questions here about what's happening, and a lot of voters are responding. what are you all meaning the democrats and republicans, by the way. but what are you as members of congress, prepared to do about it? the writing was more than on the wall. it was in a project 2025. it was on the campaign trail. the executi

pritzker on a board for weight watchers. [laughter] yeah.mp also signed another order banning demand from woman sp sports. [cheering and applause] -- banning men. and some of the transit woman's athletes are not taking the news of a well. [laughter] >> greg: 's next executive action may be to get rid of the department of education shutting down functions that are not written explicitly into statute, if it's not law it's not legal. no wonder the democrats are panicking. since the education department inception, math scores have been dropping faster than bill cosby's date after the first cocktail. i know, isn't he awful? we all agree. i'm glad. the bottom line, any old days our solemn stately and benign republicans, stayed well behaved as they ran rampant. would be shocked by just one win but typically the wall gracious in defeat. john boehner would have cried and paul ride would have gone back to his one-man show about any monster. -- 80? trump is different, not just a republican president, he is a legend, wherever he goes, the world sits up.

pritzker's pants, i am torn. first, i want-- to continue on the warpath.hink we need proper persuasion if you want the public to support things over time. promising dollars to americans cheated for years is a hard one to beat. the democrats are already floundering against doge but-- plus a dividend. more popular then that molitor i did with minuter. while it might not solve the problem asap it might preserve the mission long term. but 38 trillion in debt. how will the dividend solve that crisis? i guess you could say that i am solidly, briefly, on the fence. only a month into-- and it's exhausting. every morning is the day after halloween. i wake up every morning to a bag of candy and before breakfast mice face is smeared with more chocolate kisses than the time i played spin the bottle with the harlem globetrotters. that makes me wonder how long will the public support last witness trump once predicted, we grow tired of winning? if there is a reward the answer would be never. basically saying you've been with us so far, here is something to tide you along

. >> reporter: trump nemesis pritzker looks forward to seeing the trump administration in court, he directedhire anyone parton for participation in the january 6th riots, chicago city altman has drummed up a resolution reading anyone who wanted to overthrow the government should not be eligible to serve government. that resolution goes before city council february 19th. stuart: police officers in nassau county in new york city suburbs, they will assist federal agents with immigration enforcement. joining me now is nassau county executive bruce blakeman, what are police officers doing to help ice? >> reporter: isis asked the we will cross designate, to make sure we get all criminals off the streets who are here illegally and when i say that i mean not just that they are here illegally, we are not doing raids, we are not asking people for their immigration status, we are going after individuals who have committed crimes, who are here illegally, whether his burglary, stealing cars, shoplifting, whatever it is. if they are here illegally, our police officers work with ice to make sure they are a

pritzker. because he is really fat. seriously, look it up.emains the front runner for the 2025 nomination. i know that is some accolade of. that is like being first in line at a james cargo kissing booth. -- james cargo kissing booth. >> i would rather be first and last. >> that is disgusting. >> greg: it is disgusting. disgraced ex-new jersey senator bob mendes was sentenced to 11 years in prison for accepting bribes. he appeared to be really excited about the sentence but it was just a gold bar in his pants. since the pandemic american students have fallen further behind in reading skills. on the bright side being illiterate is not an obstacle to success. [laughter] but also, only one-third of new york city fourth-graders were deemed proficient in math. which is great for me, i can now charge twice as much when i buy them beer. 15% of women in federal prison are actually men claiming to be transgender. that is according to "the new york times" and that weekend i spent at san quentin. scientists are using genetic engineering to create mice w

pritzker is one of the i s premier governors for theff democrats in the united statese.hat he has to offer. >> what comes next? d after we have discriminated against, deported, disparaged all the immigrants and the and, transgender people, the developmentally disabled, the women and minorities once we have ostracized our neighbors and betrayed our friends, after that when the problems we started with are still there staring us in the face, whatng comes next? >> laura: chadha, acting dhs secretary, chadha, they are back to the same, oldeopl, scaremong here to the american people have madein it clear in poll after pl that they want illegalsep deportedor. they want more illegals deported and currently deported and not just criminal gangs, but everybody here illegally. and that is it? that is what they have ingh t.response? .> well, you are exactly right the american people have spoken and they want illegal aliensos removed and tom homan and the department of homeland security are doing.comm those comments from the governor are ridiculous and ridiculousan comments from ridic

illinois governor jd pritzker in chicago mayor brandon johnson over their helpless devotion to protectinglawfully present in the united states. >> unlike donald trump, we follow the law in illinois. now, maybe they put up with this kind of garbage in florida. buttsbut, in illinois we have g. we are tough. we are strong donald trump has no idea what he is up against when he attacks illinois. >> with this administration is attempting to do, he is attempting to get us to surrender our humanity. were not going to do that in chicago. >> let's go back to civics 101. the board of immigration and naturalization are all uniquely federal. we do not have 50 different border policies. we have one it's not sen set by governors and it's not set by mayors. ambitious governors and mayors are trying to find the trump administration to raise their political profiles but they are going to lose lots of money in the process for south carolina attorney general alan wilson understands the rules of state and federal government he is also defending president trump's birthright citizenship executive order enjoins

pritzker is one of the premier governors for the democrats in the united states.t he has to offer. >> what comes next? after we have discriminated against, deported or disparaged all the immigrants and the gay and lesbian transgender people, the developmentally disabled, the women and minorities, once we have ostracized our neighbors and depar betrayed our friends. when the problems are still there staring us in the face, what comes next? >> laura: chad wolf, former acting dhs secretary joins me now. chad, they're back to the same old scare mongering. the american people have made it clear in pole af poll after poly want more illegals deported. not just the criminal gangs but everybody who is here illegally. and that's it? that's what they have in response? well, you are exactly right. the american people have spoken. and they want illegal aliens removed from this country, that's, of course, what president trump and tom homan the department of homeland security are doing. those comments from the governor are ridiculous. they are ridiculous comments from a ridiculo

pritzker and chicago mayor brandon johnson for "with federal immigration enforcement, this comes shortlyney general pam bondi's day one directed to enforce terms immigration crackdown." and it includes a complete pause of all federal funding for century cities that will not work with ice. we will see if their sanctuary leaders start changing their tune from this message. >> we will stand up for anybody who is standing up for it -- >> this country, our values, we will fight to the death. >> we are going to defend the people of this city. >> every tool in the toolbox will be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents, to protect our states, and hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> we will not be bullied or blackmailed out of our values ever. >> so they are going to break the law. interesting. because they have bigger hearts? is that how that works? last hour, i spoke with trump terms border czar, tom homan. >> for any mayor or governor who does not want public safety in their communities, i find it hard to believe that, but we are going to do with or without them.

pritzker running for president and look in his own backyard.s a closer race between harris and trump that florida, the former swing state. trump won wards in chicago. look, he needs to look at his own backyard before taking on trump. clearly the american people saw something that j.b. doesn't. >> harris: patrick? >> harris, i agree with matt in the sense we have to focus on what is good for families. the price of eggs and inflation, the price of eggs was three cline 65 and now over $5. we elected this guy to help our economy make prices go down. >> harris: wait a minute. i don't want a conversation with false flags. when eggs were up under your party's president, the nation's president, biden, they were up because of inflation and up a lot more because inflation was rocking 9%. eggs now are being pressed upon for a lot of health reasons that we have. we have a bird flu there are a lot of things pressing on that. i want to make sure you are apples and apples. people know what the cost of things are and suddenly you care but you have to say the r

pritzker has sworn an oath that he will protect us, and they failed to do that because they're continuously they will protect the illegal immigrants here knowing that they're bringing all the a drugs and crime ear in our city. rachel: fed-up chicago residents say they've had enough of leaders defying trump's border agenda by putting illegal immigrants before them. griff: new cb d-day pa -- cbp data reveals it's working. charlie: border czar tom homan joins us now with more. great to see you, secretary -- czar homan. you know, one of my favorite things about this, obviously, your strategy is working, the president's strategy is working, but we're also getting reports that you all are not satisfied with the degree to which it's working. you want it to work better and more. >> well, absolutely. look, we're in a good place, but i'm not going to be satisfied until we increase the arrests in the interior. look, just yesterday, griff, we had a under 300, under 300 encounters on the southern border. and that went from, you know, biden administration, 11,000, remember those days? went from 11,000 to

pritzker said this. listen here. >> i'm like donald trump, we follow the law in illinois., maybe they put up with this kind of garbage in florida, which is the home state of the head of doj. but in illinois, we have grit. we are tough. we are strong. and donald trump has no idea what he is up against when he attacks illinois. >> john: so, what do you say to the good governors of illinois and new york? >> bring it on. we will protect americans. when they say they are tough and have grit, really? you are protecting illegal aliens over american citizens? not going to happen under donald trump's administration. we will find illegal aliens, and we will deport them in illinois, new york, and other states and you better comply with federal law or you are going to be next. we have spoken loud and clear. we are sick and tired of americans being murdered. the states protecting illegal aliens. talk to the family of laken riley and all of these other young women and men who have been murdered by illegal aliens. and let's see what you think then when you want to protect them. >> sandra

pritzker is having himself lowered into a vat of blue cheese dip. he's got his fat pants on for the super bowl. a sex health expert is claiming that a very large penis can cause men to suffer self-esteem issues and mental distress. oh, god, why am i still doing this job? all right. it appears frontier airlines may actually merge with spirit air, their new name greyhound. katie couric said that covering donald trump is really hard, and that's the first time that really hard. and katie couric have been used in the same sentence. fred bear is going to interview trump at mar-a-lago for the super bowl pregame show. meanwhile, kristi noem is not allowed within 100ft of the puppy bowl. ha ha ha ha ha. it's been reported that mexican cartels have advised illegal immigrants to spit and urinate in ice agents, food, and to all those illegal immigrants. i say, brian kilmeade is an ice agent. in fact, illegal border crossings have plummeted 90% since trump returned to the white house. yeah. and also plummeting 90% sales of el caminos. god, i miss those cars. cru

we have pritzker, the governor of illinois who gave a great stay the state address. we have students in law school who think the illinois general office is really important when it comes to that work. maybe we are originally thinking the department of justice but now they think there are other types of governance and that is a really important site of. heidi: i think it is really fair. there are a number of students on campus who want to support this administration, looking at opportunities to do that. we are at a point in our dialogue where we have never seen this radical of a change, even between and i was in office during the first trump administration. dick's right. we thought these were folks that we know and they are not ideologues. that has changed. there are a lot of people who see opportunity in this cycle as well. maybe we come out stronger. but we need to think about, i would just say we need to think about what our role is as citizens, as the great founders of our constitution believe that the most important role in a representative democracy is the role

michigan governor pritzker says enough of that.reat lake deserves to be named after a great state. so today i'm issuing a proclamation declaring that here and after lake michigan shall be known as lake illinois. the proclamation has been forwarded to google to ensure the world's maps reflect this momentous change. and yes, he's being tongue in cheek. we're 90% sure. but the funny thing is, if google changed it, he's like, oh yeah, right. oh, okay. hey, what else can do? today? thanks, scott. 616 right now and new at six. if you love pandas, there's now a job opening for you. san francisco zoo needs an assistant curator of giant pandas. it's all in anticipation of the bears possibly coming to the zoo as a tourist attraction from china. under a plan from former san francisco mayor london breed. however, zoo leaders tell the paper the city's plan is not finalized yet. if you want the job, you must supervise animal keepers who take care of the pandas. it would pay between 67 and $72,000 a year. that would be kind of cool, right? they'r

governor pritzker of illinois says enough of that. a great lake deserves to be named after a great state. so today i'm issuing a proclamation declaring that here and after lake michigan shall be known as lake illinois. the proclamation has been forwarded to google to ensure the world's maps reflect this momentous change. as we were putting this together, someone in the newsroom said this. this is a joke, right? and i said, oh, yes, of course it is. and i thought, well, i'm pretty sure. yeah, these days it's hard to tell. yeah, it's a joke. very much so. san francisco bay is still the bay, right? next week it will be the oakland bay. i'm just saying. who knows? they tried that with the airport already, right? yes they did. very true. thanks, guys. 517 for you right now. and we are now less than oneear out from the 2026 winter olympics. and milan, italy, almost ready to host thousands of athletes from around the world. now construction of the six buildings that are going to make up that core structure of the olympic village recently wra