my advice to mayor adams, let's build them on rikers island. 30,000 empty jail cells there.off, give them a bed, give them whatever else they want, food and bedding, and rikers island, you could put 30,000 migrants there. why aren't we putting them there? >> sandra: you've got the mayor's ear. what does he say when you approach him? >> well, i said that to him, i'll say it to him again. rikers island has all the room in the world and you don't have to inconvenience our school kids, you don't have to inconvenience our soccer kids. it makes sense. >> sandra: yeah. this is the cover of "new york post" today, people are up in arms, see what's going on, crime is spiking, hotels are getting taken over with the migrants, spilling out on the streets, business owners say they are having a hard time. people coming and going to the businesses in grand central, changing the way of life in the city. brooklyn bridge, they are kicking kids out for these soccer fields this. is a city, a sanctuary city that said we would welcome all these people with open arms. well, city hall says the bigge

i assume sam bankman-fried to go to rikers island today. bankman-fried from, you lung out with him in the bahamas, going from his parents' house with an ankle monter to a new york city jail which could be rikers island. a big change for mr. bankman-fried. >> absolutely. i mean, got a couple months ahead of the trial one. arguments by the defense here, the discovery process needed the internet go through jockeymen and impossible for him to do that from a jail cell so next question from legal experts i'm talking to, will this delay the trial they say he doesn't have access to lawyers or the type of internet he had in his parents' house in palo alto, up for debate you know, doesn't have as much access to documents, they argued one of the reasons he needs to be on house arrest judge ras very clear in july essentially one strike, sam, go the to really honor these bail conditions and he pushed the envelope to the point that the judge clearly said here, you're intimidating witnesses. spoken to ex-ftx employees since that piece came out, i don't fe

rikers island, the city's present, i've been locked up in rikers island years ago. 400-acre set up the the melt get the medically correct. if they pass, you can let them back in a similar city. if not send them back where they came from. maria: maybe that is going to present dates to a people make different decisions to come into the border illegally if they think i'll spend six-month that rikers. maria: entered. >> is it at all what you seem pretty thursday and at the milford plaza and were paying for your hotel room, anything that you want, they're all going to come, they will say maybe that's not a good idea. maria: we will be watching your work. thank you so much. >> i will continue to fight politicians have abandoned us. maria: curtis sliwa in studio. president biden keeps trying to convince the american people that bidenomics is working as oil remains near $80 a barrel this is hurricane idalia's landfall a minute next. you want to "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that

which was a proposal by counsel councilman robert holton and house in the abandoned building at riker's island0 of them there or more. to which mayor adams it tried to give them more solutions and common sense solu solutions de-e the state of emergency and we can't take in more migrants and overturned. stuart: who's basically at fault here? mayor adams is secondary and biden and the open border at fault? >> the mayor's frustration and all our frustration with the opener boarders, with biden and we told mayor adams in our strongest voice tell biden to close the border, build the ball just like there's a wall around gracie mansion, he has to close the border this. is all our issue but don't put them in our residential community where children play, where they go to school ball fields across the street from 1,000 male so called asylum seeker facility at creedmore. stuart: i'm sorry, i'm out of time but thank you for coming in and explaining what's going on in queens. appreciate it. >> thank you, it's a pleasure. stuart: what's ahead for you, martha maccallum on fox news power rankings desantis ba

. >> what capers was in rikers island and sing-sing, his mother was desperate. >> we had so many calls they took me away from her, it was one of the hardest things for me. i was worrying about not being there for my mom. so i feel like almost like i felt and i didn't even do anything wrong. >> deja's mom said this in court. just because you are going to jail, that's not justice for me. you still get calls, visits, but my daughter is dust right now. i have to go the cemetery. >> i totally understand her pain. i really do. i totally understand. but now i look at it. look what me going to jail caused for my family. look at the scars that my family has to face now. >> it was capers' mother's persistence that would lead prosecutors to take a second look. >> i just started reaching out to programs, different lawyers, a lot of phone calls, a lot of texts. >> attorney winston pays is a partner at the international law firm. they took on his case pro bono. why did you say yes? >> i said yes because, one, as a former prosecutor, i can evaluate evidence. i thought the evidence which he was convic

bragg's picture right next to him, clearly intimidating but were he to be put in rikers island, i honestly think he'd probably use it as a mechanism to, you know, to excite his crowd and his -- >> no judge has really -- this is unprecedented. so there is no judge who has experience with a character like this. >> no, i don't think ever with a character like this. but clearly the judges that are involved are experienced and i think they all bottom line are going to really need to control their courtroom. they need to be the manager to set expectations of decorum and what is responsible behavior and what is irresponsible behavior, and they need to hole the former president to account. how they're going to do that because the typical tools that a judge would use may, in fact, not be as effective with the former president. but i think ultimately these judges are going to make it work and there's something sobering, you know, you saw president trump when he was in the manhattan courtroom, you know, he was not a man in control. nor at his arraignments in florida or in d.c. i think he understands