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i'm a k-2 coordinator and i'm rudy corpus, better known as the gorilla pino, aka rudy valentin. i'm the edd of up. cool, cool. so can you tell us your journey and mission, how you got involved with united players? so originally when i started united players, it wasn't even something that i thought about doing. it was it just all kind of happened organically. i was hired at a nonprofit organization in san francisco called bernal heights neighborhood center, which is in district 11. i got hired as a filipino gang prevention counselor, and so my mission was to go find the filipino gang members, right? in that district 11. there's 11 districts in san francisco. and so i knew who they was all at. i'm born and raised in san francisco. i was appointed at lifestyle, so i knew they was all that went to balboa high school, which is in district 11. in 1994, it was off the hook. and so upon being up at balboa, sure enough, they're all there. big fight ensued, right between different ethnicities. and from there, nobody was able to learn because of the violence that was going on. between the

you know, one rudy in the city. so i happened to call rudy and then did an interview, and then i got hired down here, and i've been here for 12 years, and it's a blessing. it's a blessing to work with kids. you know? you a blessing, bro. to be a part, to just be a part of a positive environment. yeah. coming from a negative environment, to be a part of a positive environment is a blessing. yeah. you want to talk about that negative environment. negative environment was just growing up being a part of a neighborhood, you know, doing things to feel accepted. you know, not getting the right nurturing love at hom. so you step out your comfort zone to go get it from friends or you know, to when you just want to be loved, bro. it don't matter what environment you're in. it don't matter if it's positive or negative because love can come from either environment. it's about what environment you choose that you feel like you can succeed in. and at the time, me being a negative thinker at the time due to my way of living, due

i guess rudy is not on the list of ways to make america great again.s on a mission to bring back all the things we loved about this country. all the things we miss about this country. and when you see them all laid out for you, when you consider the sheer magnitude of all the amazing things he is doing, i have to say, it's hard not to feel patriotic. >> hello, everyone. your favorite president here with more good news for freedom-loving americans like you. i just gave an order to do away with soggy paper straws. from now on, all straws will be made from beautiful dolphin-killing plastic, and that's just the beginning. we're also bringing back an old friend named asbestos. and sprayed our hair with cfcs. let's get back to that great farrah fawcett hair. what a head of hair that lady had. we're bringing back smoking on planes and in hospitals. and littering. i go right out the window with my trash. sorry, kemosabe. and we're also getting rid of those mesh nets around trampolines. remember when kids used to just go flying? that's all coming back. and so i

host: is it fair to say isaac had a political point of view by giving it to rudy giuliani? rep.er: i do not think it was a political point of view. he mistrusted the fbi. a lot of people are excited kash patel is the new fbi director, and a lot of people are not, but i am one was excited. key called the fbi first. key did not call giuliani first. she called the fbi -_ he called -- he called the fbi. host: was it illegal to copy the laptop? rep. comer: i do not know. the contracts that hunter signed if you do not come back and pay your bill becomes the property of the computer repair shop. host: at what point did you pick up the investigation? rep. comer: we picked it up when the house flipped? . host: 2022? rep. comer: 2023. january, but it ended up being february because we took a long time to elect a speaker and we were a month behind by that point, but once i became chairman and had subpoena powers are run february 1, 2023. host: and at that point was it the laptop considered legitimate? rep. comer: no, it was not, but i knew and read about it in my book, catherine harry was

she was from rudy. no one can help me. i'm so tired. the shows the guy to me on the bus, the on the me got something i was just at the little boy you brought the flu. so did you put the doors, able to do is play at the 2 most question. a if the principal munoz, that's what i was at accent the the my to do with the 3 me. it's eileen yesterday and with the 2 of the lives it's you store me when you march 1st. the thing so place for that them way somebody see it. i mean i was just the thing in the face with the annoying into and village sites. is it as a sub, doesn't it go? costly was exactly upon the waiting list. so he's good. he's stabbers anymore with me of the city watch with him or because and that there's photo timble courses that took the boy that those are more problems. if you somebody who is the, what the most uh, the up and you are still numerous things and faithful. go easy to with the cham channels and stuff going into comes up with to some of this going and some slits are still on zillow. but those things that the systems are

. >> like to compare him to rudy giuliani because there's no comparison.ter 911, andrew cuomo, in some ways was america's governor during covid when, you know, there was. a lot. >> of comparison. >> with how trump handled it versus the sort of steady. leadership of andrew cuomo. >> but. >> you know, let's also remember that there were these sexual harassment allegations. there were concerns about his handling of patients and nursing homes during covid, and was brought before congress to testify about that. and you could bet that the progressive lot of leadership, but certainly progressive leadership in this city is not going to make anyone forget about those allegations. >> and if i'm eric. >> adams and i'm going to be. >> a little. >> cynical here, if i'm eric adams, you know, and i am staying in this mayor's race, in part because that might be the deal that i made with donald trump. you know, one of the things that i'm going to say is you you all are going to have to help me here. and i would just expect that there may be some independent expenditures la

and rudy activated in the band as set forth in the statesman domain that we will see the support member from egypt and jordan to the form of the police forces and goes out to provide the services. the method or free construction, is the responsibility of and independent or sorry, t for entity that would be established by the state and authority with a board of directors, with international supervision and all the funds wouldn't go to. i'm the international fund, most likely with the world, the bank with bought particular and it's specific arrangements to ensure transparency of such funds that the construction wouldn't have a, its own, its own go button on the some mechanisms i'm system. as for raising funds, of course it's a great challenge, but it's very clear that there is keen interest to contribute in the construction effort. and we hope that in the confidence owned reconstruction, that wouldn't be held in cairo in weeks time wouldn't have a lots of pop dissipation abroad participation with many contributions from different countries on international financial organizations, as well

scott is rudy on to us media reporting that the trump administration has been holding direct wilks with home us for the release of us kansas being held in goza report, say u. s. presidential and boy. as in boy, the health tools for the palestinian on group and in recent weeks now is confirmed . it wouldn't be the 1st time the us has engaged, aren't key with home us, which the us has designated as a terrorist organization and that was in 1997. now folks all said, to have focused on a deal to release all the remaining captives and to reach a long term truce. now there's $59.00 cats is less than gaza as well says $35.00 has been all sense. meanwhile, and causes civil defense. teams have recovered the 2 bodies from the mass graves near the come allies, one hospital that's in the northern city of bitch law. here. a source he said that's 16 of the dead remain on, identifies on the ministry of health is documenting information on each of those bodies. now, 48 remains were recovered. on tuesday, families will be able to re bury their loved ones off to the identification process is complete. the

so this is rudy critical time. now we have a school issued by a group known as the minute she council for the numeration or sylvia. but the situation is absolutely critical. now we're seeing many people not talking about the vocalization of the country, of course. now there are 3 main areas of control, turkey in the nose to take the around it live pro providence with the city and national all me on various of admission groups that in the north east. of course we have the could is nice city and democratic forces which is backed by washington. and then in the south, we're seeing this a further encroachment into a super integrity by the is right army. now they've said that, going to say that that, that not leaving on saturday the, is there any defense? melissa is all caught. so he told on the is variety of forces to be per pay to enter the outskirts of damascus under the pretext of protecting the threes. immunity, the so there's a very real danger that we're going to see syria fractured, of course, and i'll shut out h

the city of haifa. police say the attack has been schultz, unskilled and occupied east. jerusalem is rudy forces of rated and destroyed form. it happens in the town all very slowly where a palestinian family was forced out. they had to move a life stroke elsewhere. kind of sentience the say these radio and the husband forcibly evict seen people from the homes. unrestricted thing then movements as well as ami has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population and the janine refugee comp. nearly 500 houses and facilities have been destroyed since israel's thoughts of its minute 3 res, across the north of the occupied west bank. there all food shortages for those who do remain is ready for us is also called soft electricity and water supplies. the us president donald trump has announced that 25 percent power will be imposed on canada and mexico. so seeing from tuesday, the us president had threatened to impose tyrus last month already before suspending the the last minutes box. he has made it clear. there's no room left for negotiations. the tariff says, you know, it will start

rudy, are you there? caller: hello? host: hi, rudy, you are on. are you ready for my question? host: yes, go ahead. caller: donald trump when he was campaigning said he did not know anything about project .25. that turned out to be untrue. and he has also said recently that he's not going to touch medicaid. and if that is the case, do you believe him? he should just simply ask congress to take that portion out of the budget. thank you very much. host: i'm sorry, it looks like we lost our caller. we will go to michael in las vegas, nevada, who is on the line for medicaid recipients. good morning, michael. caller: yes, good morning. good morning, robin. i have been on medicaid for about eight months, because my kidneys stopped working. i hope to go on the kidney transplant list, so i can go back into the workforce. but i have been paying into social security since i was 11 years old, and if there is fraud and abuse in medicaid, of course, get it out, but we know there is something deeper. republicans have been after medicaid since its inception in t

rudy, are you there? caller: hello? host: hi, rudy, you are on.r: are you ready for my question? host: yes, go ahead. caller: donald trump when he was campaigning said he did not know anything about project .25. that turned out to be untrue. and he has also said recently that he's not going to touch medicaid. and if that is the case, do you believe him? he should just simply ask congress to take that portion out of the budget. thank you very much. host: i'm sorry, it looks like we lost our caller. we will go to michael in las vegas, nevada, who is on the line for medicaid recipients. good morning, michael. caller: yes, good morning. good morning, robin. i have been on medicaid for about eight months, because my kidneys stopped working. i hope to go on the kidney transplant list, so i can go back into the workforce. but i have been paying into social security since i was 11 years old, and if there is fraud and abuse in medicaid, of course, get it out, but we know there is something deeper. republicans have been after medicaid since its inception in

. >> rudy and i are in a recovery program. we know about addiction.ght there is the most indicative thing on this planet. a lot of people don't know when -- barbra streisand had a song called have i stayed too long at the fair? a love song. we don't want to stay too long at the fair. as long as we can hit the notes, we'll sing. >> steve: would you like to do a little number for us? >> this is a song we won. >> they've been working on this for 70 years. ♪ ♪ i woke up with heaven on my mind. i woke up with joy in my soul 'cause i knew my lord had control. i knew i was walking in that light. got down on my knees in the night. i prayed to the lord, gave a sign and now i'm feeling mighty fine, mighty fine ♪ >> we thought we would be sitting on the kirby couch at fox news. [laughter] >> steve: nicely done. >> sitting on the kirby couch at fox and friends ♪ >> brian: nice. >> ainsley: y'all have more than one concert. it is just kicking off 70 years on saturday. where can we find out more information? >> gatlin brothers.com. >> kind of clever. >> a bunch of

but the owner told clovers rudi garcia, this closure would just be temporary. >> aloha means hello. but it also means goodbye, at least for now, the aptly named fun center in san jose known for roller skating and arcade games is closing down. >> we knew that we wouldn't be here forever. and now the time has come where finally have another plan of what to do with the space. being the eastridge mall who agreed back in 2018. >> this would be a temporary operation. ruiz says the amazing community response is what kept the fun center from being just a 2 month pop-up instead turned into a place filled with 6 years of memories. this has been the second home to a lot of people. you know, a lot of our regulars, especially for regulars like devon and is my goes. but >> pretty much. >> just a little israel like of hear a lot of people going around with the music playing and stuff like that. just like side ruiz says they've loved being a place to let the good times roll. >> but the space is simply too big. she's hoping to replicate the roller rink somewhere else in the south bay. it'll have to

of course we have mark tamayo, meteorologist from right here at ktvu, joining us, rudy ortiz from 102.9every morning. what time are you guys on again? >> 6 to 10 a.m. we never fail.

let's take a closer look with kron four's rudi garcia. >> aloha means hello.also means goodbye, at least for now, the aptly named fun center in san jose known for roller skating and arcade games is closing down. >> we knew that we wouldn't be here forever. and now the time has come where finally have another plan of what to do with the space. being the eastridge mall who agreed back in 2018. >> this would be a temporary operation. ruiz says the amazing community response is what kept the fun center from being just a 2 month pop-up instead turned into a place filled with 6 years of memories. this has been the second home to a lot of people. you know, a lot of our regulars, especially for regulars like devon and is my goes. but >> pretty much. >> just a little israel like of hear a lot of people going around with the music playing and stuff like that. just like side ruiz says they've loved being a place to let the good times roll. >> but the space is simply too big. she's hoping to replicate the roller rink somewhere else in the south bay. it'll have to be the r

. >> people will remember they took actions with respect to rudy. >> giuliani. >> but it's not. >> a yes, there. >> can be sanctions up to. >> and including disbarment, but that's not going to. slow somebody like. pam bondi or. donald trump. >> in. >> terms of what they are. >> doing here. >> the reaction, though, to from. >> the bar is people. >> are appalled. >> i mean. >> this is. where you don't have to be a prosecutor. >> or. >> a defense. >> lawyer to. >> or a judge to understand. that you do not. attack people for simply doing their job. >> whether you are. >> defense counsel, whether. >> you are. >> a line fbi agent, whether you are a career prosecutor, those are what makes. >> our. >> government work. that is what the rule of law is and looks like, and that there's a sort of full on assault from this. >> administration on all of those people. >> i'm i alicia, is going to ask a real question about hampton. hampton. dellinger. dellinger. >> oh, my god, you know me. >> too well. i know. >> you hate it. >> alicia was on to hampton dellinger story before everybody else was. i jus

first of all, not cool to call out rudy giuliani like that. [ laughter ] "i told you i was 360 yearsconfidence. [ light laughter ] second, none of that is true. it's an outrageous lie that's been debunked countless times. but trump keeps saying it anyway because his army of tech bros are going to slash away at social security to pay for tax cuts in crypto and more federal contracts for elon. and you can tell how important this is to trump because he spent several minutes just reading numbers, which is the most boring thing you could do on television. he sounds like a retiree conducting an auction. "we have 200. do we have 300?" [ laughter ] "300. sold to the democrats holding the paddles." [ laughter ] trump could not have made it any clearer that his big priority is slashing social security. democrats have to do something to make people feel like they're standing up for them. otherwise, they're going to be out of power for another -- >> 360 years. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we'll be right back with mindy kaling, everybody. [ cheers and applause

actually to the ed koch administration and continued through, you guessed it, the administration of rudyntation status. why? because we have almost half a million undocumented people in new york city that are part of our lives, our community's lifeblood of our economy. and so if you start asking documentation status, people are going to hide. people are not going to talk to the police. they're not going to come forward to say they're witnesses to crime or report crimes. so the regardless of ideology, new york city leaders and the nypd leadership decided decades ago that that was not going to be something new york city did. somehow that got turned into some parody. and i think the word sanctuary city actually misrepresents a lot of the reality. and instead of it being recognized as actually part of a public safety strategy, which is what it is, it got turned into this kind of image of a liberal wonderland and bleeding heart in one way or another. i think it's another case where democrats should, you know, own what we're trying to do, which is to keep people safe, but also be comfortable s

then, i heard there was news about rudy giuliani.e, what -- kind of hilarious news is it now? i read on and it was like, "he was at a walmart." i was like, that's not it. then it was like, "he was in a little jazzy scooter." i was like, that's not it. then it was like, "he was shopping for hair dye!" and i was like, there it is! [ laughter ] this man exists solely for my amusement -- and oppression. then, i read that people are rubbing banana peels on their faces instead of getting botox and i was like, what? that's like, "people are eating pizza instead of doing long division." how are the two things connected? also, people will try anything, won't they, seth? [ laughter ] seth! seth meyers, did it work? >> seth: i don't know yet. >> keep me posted. >> seth: okay. >> then -- [ laughter ] then i saw that eggs are getting more expensive. and i was like, what? i hate it. but then i saw bodegas in new york city are selling individual eggs like loosie cigarettes and i was like what? [ laughter ] i love it! what would we do without bodega

we're talking about conduct that violates bar rules, for instance, what we saw with rudy giuliani, the. bars are really the last resort for discipline. so this is a systematic, a very smart on their part effort to take over the bar association in dc, smart in the sense that it suggests that they understand what the stakes are and who the players are. >> and to. >> go back to what kate was talking about, to put. >> this in. >> context, this most recent executive order is a specific attack on the law. firm of perkins and cooley. but section four of that order broadens the attack and directs the attorney general to look. >> at. >> all of the big law firms across the country to see if they're stepping out of line. it's a really dangerous moment, because if the lawyers are silenced at a point in time where the lawyers truly are, the guardrail between trump's efforts to override article. >> one of the constitution. >> and claim all of the power that's meant for congress for his own, then we're in deep trouble. in other words, it's important for all of the law firms to line up together, along

clinton thought that the new york field office of the fbi was a hotbed of conservatives and and fans of rudy giuliani and the like. but the new york field, the new york field office of the fbi that you're referring to, which dennehy led, was criticized by the current attorney general, pam bondi. >> that's right. that was just recently. and this is reporting from our colleague hannah rabinowitz. basically, pam bondi recently alleged that the fbi new york division was withholding thousands of pages of documents related to the epstein investigation to jeffrey epstein. she was highly critical, as she had sent a letter to fbi director kash patel essentially demanding an investigation into why she believed that these documents were being hidden. and so all of this taken together, that investigation, which obviously she has been focused on, and then this larger effort, someone who is so forcefully came out there publicly telling his troops, you know, amid all of this potential action from the trump administration to clear out members of the fbi, which is largely seen for political reasons inside th

hi, rudy. >> caller: good morning, tammy. to say i am givedty of what's going on in donald trump's administration. i sure hope he does not disappoint me with the tariffs because he's going back and forth on them. if donald would put the tariffs in. we are going to see what's going to happen. so, i am just - i am hoping for the best. i hope he don't disappoint me because we'll see what's going to happen in a couple years to this economy in this great country. thank you very much, tammy. bye-bye. >> caller: line for republicans. hi, stan. >> caller: i am trying to get my phone. i like to say the people of l.a. and the foothills, my heart goes out to you guys. fire is a very evil enemy. pine i am worried of the people in the other storm. i would like to go back to 1953, my uncle jed was a fire chief, washington, d.c., in eisenhower administration. i would like to know if -- >> host: let's talk with joe, maryland, line for independents. good morning. >> caller: good morning, can you hear me or no? >> host: yes, go ahead. >> calle

hi, rudy. >> caller: good morning, tammy. to say i am givedty of what's going on in donald trump's administration. i sure hope he does not disappoint me with the tariffs because he's going back and forth on them. if donald would put the tariffs in. we are going to see what's going to happen. so, i am just - i am hoping for the best. i hope he don't disappoint me because we'll see what's going to happen in a couple years to this economy in this great country. thank you very much, tammy. bye-bye. >> caller: line for republicans. hi, stan. >> caller: i am trying to get my phone. i like to say the people of l.a. and the foothills, my heart goes out to you guys. fire is a very evil enemy. pine i am worried of the people in the other storm. i would like to go back to 1953, my uncle jed was a fire chief, washington, d.c., in eisenhower administration. i would like to know if -- >> host: let's talk with joe, maryland, line for independents. good morning. >> caller: good morning, can you hear me or no? >> host: yes, go ahead. >> calle

they actually didn't go forward and charge rudy giuliani. they didn't charge donald trump with anything in new york. that didn't happen. so where is the weaponization? where is it? and this idea that that dan bongino is going to come in and he's talking about defunding the agency? well, and giving some of that money to other agencies, that just shows you right there, this guy clearly never had any fbi experience, because nobody who ever had been an agent would be talking about diminishing resources from that agency. it's just an absurd thing to say. i mean, this is a guy who was for years as an nypd officer. he was at the secret service, but most of that was protective detail, which is very different. what fbi does, which is investigate federal crimes. i mean, he really does not have the experience. he wasn't even a manager at the secret service or at the nypd. i mean, he was he was a line agent. and so for now, him to be the number two at fbi and talk about fire, everybody who's been there who has way more experience than he does. if you're

. >> thank you, rudy supervisor chan. hi. i want to echo i want to echo that the west side is incredibly lucky to share you christian, with soma just to say a little thing that was very touching. he is officially still on maternity leave but he still goes in person. >> joy's meeting so i appreciate you. i appreciate your dedication to serving the corridor business corridor on ocean avenue. >> thank you. so i want to continue to remind that your vision and your tenacity have has so many positive positive impacts on the ocean avenue corridor. we have the best version of the corridor going back decades. >> our streets are cleaner and we have street activation and large community events like the last weekend's lunar new year celebration in large enlarge. >> i want to make sure that i thank you and thank you and your leadership at oira and i'm looking forward to continue to work closely together with you. so then we can continue to bring positive attention and prosperity to ocean avenue and thank you for all you do, chris thank yo