maria: you've also been dealing with the border crisis in your backyard, staten island and manhattan,hn's, at piscopo church in staten island says it's no longer moving forward with the plan to house migrants at the canterbury house senior residents. you and local officials warned it would diminish quality of life for senior citizens and violates lease agreements. assess the border impact right now and your reaction to what you're hearing from the church. >> the century policy of new york city is basically allowing these individuals who paid the drug cartels thousands of dollars to come into this country to take over our schools and national parks are senior residents and that's exactly what they were trained to do take away another senior resident in my district verse 50 individuals young men we were sure where were properly vetted and the problem they were to stick them in the facility with all the senior citizens, how is that fair to the seniors who signed up for senior residents are you to take away the community room to house these migrants, were also passed legislation to cancel

she died in a fire on staten island. from my community.elievable. small town community. the father gave a beautiful eulogy about a special little girl. i'm asking to pray for her family that's left behind through their darkest days. >> the chris da for row family. >> i can't imagine 7 years old. had her whole life ahead of her. beautiful child. >> steve: right now a fox weather alert. clean up efforts are underway across the northeast after the first major dumping of 2024, there is another bigger storm sweeping across the plain states. fox weather correspondent robert ray is in massachusetts with the latest there. robert you, good morning. >> yeah, good morning, steve, and everyone watching. i will get to the next storm quite soon take a look at the latest storms out of worcester, massachusetts yesterday 40 to 5. this storm came in and didn't hit new york city as expected with the snow but certainly here in massachusetts up to 17 inches fell in some areas white house conditions yesterday with low visibility. though many people were out and

at the height facility on staten island.t the height of the pandemic he became alarmed as hiss colleagus became sick. sethe human resources department dismissed his concerns telling another worker to keep her on the down low according to "the new york times." then the act for which he was on fired him. they described him and is not smart or articulate according to internal memos obtained by the magazine. at the forefront of the black lives matter activism and in the wake of george floyd's murder in minneapolis. since then he's fought to organize the workers at jfk despite ferocious activity typical of the firm including confiscating prounion pamphlets in the room and surveilling the workers congregated on the sidewalks according to the time. we are used to thinking of coercion as something that happens over there by tyrannical systems that lack of checks and balances like our own and of course those ratios are as far as the state systems go far more coercive than ours but when we stopped thinking about things in these geogra

in staten island, i see a lot of illegals having cars without number plates. that is not fair for us as citizens. i am voting for the strongest person. i hope donald trump will win on this. and hooray to those standing by. i have been watching the whole process. host: thank you for watching on c-span and c-span2. tim in north carolina, republican caller. caller: hello, gretchen. how are you? host: good evening. caller: how long have you been on c-span, 12 or 15 years? host: what is your point? caller: brian started this network a long time ago and i am basically an independent and i voted for tru over democrats, but my thing is, can we get some people that would actually be in the senate and house of representatives, get them to pass bills to get something done for america? i do not want to go into all of politics, but this country is in a dire state. you understand what a dire state is? gretchen: kimberly in louisville, kentucky. hi. caller: i can't believe i am actually live. i was watching this iowa caucus thing. i cannot believe that nikki haley did not pu

i don't know if you remember but there was a veteran on staten island.alked about this a couple of months ago where he had to be moved out of some kind of a nursing home. they moved him out. he didn't have anywhere to go. so they can move the immigrants in, the migrants, the illegals in. the same with a hospital in denver today. $130 million in debt because of the illegals and americans are waiting in line for healthcare. forget about the fact that the americans have to pay for their healthcare and the illegals don't. then, we have got taking our kids out of school so illegals can go into the school. hotels in new york city emptying out half of the business so we can put illegals in. new york city and america can no longer handle this migrant crisis. can you imagine if joe gets elected again. >> mayorkas, impeachment hearings, he didn't even show up. that's how much respect they have for democracy. >> so should that be a standard for admitting new americans? >> i can bring a unique perspective. i am the only member that says i am an alien of extraordinar

. >> i guess their big line would be, at least we're not staten island.er] >> greg: terrible. you be up next, mickey's murderous desires after a copyright expires. [cheers and applause] >> greg: mickey's up for grabs, so now he's going to stab. this week the 95-year-old copyright on disney's early version of mickey mouse, aka steam boat willie, expired. and now that the retro rhoden entered the public domain anyone can use the character's likeness however they want much to the display of disney's beleaguered brand managers. apparently they're mad this could ruin disney's reputation. sorry guys, i think you already did that on your own. if you guys had your way you would have mickey encouraging pinocchio to lie until his nose was at least seven inches and then call up the seven dwarfs for a fairytale sit and spin. [laughter] >> greg: so, yeah, the word mickey might be used in perfect verse ways. true it won't be long before mickey sells pluto to a dog fighting ring or mocks donald duck for his listen and not wearing pants. there's already an upcoming enslo

maria: so far you have squat on the border, you're dealing with and staten island and throughout new the latest news out of the migrant crisis, the 24-year-old migrant stab to death at the island shelter this weekend after being jumped by four people, the suspected stab her also and asylum-seekers under arrest. his three accomplices unknown. altercation happening over a woman. sources told the new york post that life in the shelter is full of armed rivals and divisive camps. in new york lawmakers shared video of cars belonging to migrants and illegals. their cars are being towed outside of the tent shelter. >> this is unbelievable, un-freaking believable. unbelievable. the migrants now have cars here. maria: congressman, where did they get these cars, the migrants are entering america illegally and they have nothing but a bag on their shoulder and they claim their escaping persecution and they want asylum in america, how come they have cadillacs outside. >> not only cars but the taxpayers are paying for every single one of their needs from housing to food to healthcare. you just poin

men his rock the house on the tonight show multiple times and started on the film the king of staten islandople think of some of you out pete davidson aadeptly was until mike walked n the set how matrix fainted? i believe it was 12. [laughter] sale you want to about chloroform but it works fo read sitting next to him absolute stand-up comedy royalty seriously this chick is like the meghan markle of comedy. she started a fluff eat movie schmidt top 10 on america's got talent she is number one in your heart brew the loveliest latina, the crowd goes wild. and finally one my favorite dudes anywhere, democratic strategist who worked on joe biden's 2020 campaign, talking to cushy gig. put him back in the basement. we love you kevin wallick is here, hey girl let's do this. you guys, you guys. everybody who took the under in vegas lost big. it is nice to see everybody print okay vegas level lighting effects in reno level talent i'm getting you guys are great. you're make it all the way to henderson by the time this is over one cheap shot. >> what dhec's going on here? >> you know the way it works t

we saw what happened out on staten island when they tried to put a shelter for illegals in the middle four different schools. parents were outraged. that didn't stay long. and now we're seeing this here in brooklyn. like how dumb does our mayor have to be to go and put them in a school? didn't he know this was going to cause outrage? no more of these secret flights in the middle of the night, which i'm actually glad because now there is transparency. >> brian: they are still doing those flights by the way. >> steve: regarding the classes, everybody said okay, it's going to be remote learning. a lot of the teachers didn't log on yesterday. and so there were no classes. unbelievable. >> ainsley: momma and pappa bears don't mess with the parents because they will speak out. >> steve: hillary, what is coming up. >> ainsley: trump's civil fraud trial in new york heads to closing argument, what we can expect inside the courtroom. >> steve: plus a "fox & friends" exclusive, one georgia professor says he lost his job for refusing to inflate his student's grades. unbelievable. >> lawrence: cou

i don't know if you remember, there was a veteran in staten island, and we talked abouwet this a coupleed outd of -- i think it was some kind of atoe nursing home. and they moved him out. he didn't have anywher.e to go,e so they could move the immigrants in. the migrants, the illegals in.it in the same with the hospital in denver today paid $130 million or $140 million in debt because of the illegals, and americansin are waiting in line for health care. forget about therget fact that e americans have to pay for theire health care and the illegals don't. an havd then we've got taking or kids out of school so illegalsnt can go into the school, andy hotels in new york city emptying ouhalft half of the business wen put illegals in.new look, new york city and americaa can no longer handle this migrant crisis. can you imagine ifyou joe gets elected again? mallmayorkas, the impeachment hearings, the guy didn't even show up. that's the respect they have for democracy. >> jesse: self-reliance, do you think that should be a standard for admitting "new americans," as they call them? >> piers: as a

. >> they don't belong here on staten island.tely don't belong here in this neighborhood. william: last week, mayor adams started requiring busses that are transporting migrants, many sent from texas, to give advance notice of their arrivals. like other mayors, adams blames the federal government for not doing enough, but is also critical of border state officials like republican governor greg abbott of texas. >> this is a national problem. this has only been exacerbated by governor abbott's cruel, inhumane politics. >> the lead importer of migrants to new york is not texas, it's joe biden. william: amid record numbers of migrants crossing the us-mexican border, governor abbott is unapologetic about transporting some people north. >> what you're dealing with in new york is a tiny fraction of what is happening every single day in the state of texas. it's a crisis. it is chaotic. and it must stop. >> i don't actually consider it a crisis. to me, this is the nexwave of people becoming new yorkers. william: brad lander is the city's

tier that's talking but affecting everyone i don't know if you remember there was a veteran in staten islanduple of months ago. where he had to be moved off a i think it was a -- some kind of a nursing home. and they moved him out he didn't have anywhere to go so they could move the immigrants in. the migrants, illegals in. and the same with a hospital in denver today 130 or 140 million in debt because of the illegals and americans are waiting in line for health care. forget about the fact that the americans have to pay for their health care and the illegals don't and then we've got taking our kids out of schools so illegals can go into the school. and hotels in new york city emptying out half the business so we can put illegals in. look, new york city and america can no longer handle this -- migrant crisis, and can you imagine if joe gets elected again and mayorkus impeachment hearings he didn't show up that's how much respect they have for democracy. [laughter] >> self-reliance do you think that should be -- a standard for admitting new americans as they call them? >> like bring a unique p

and not that anybody cares, but remember, i went to staten island for that ar shoot -- >> you had tobird and you got sick. >> hopefully it's improved for days. i was knocked out for two days. back to you. >> that's all? >> yeah. >> you agree with him on meta? >> think back to late 2021, they changed the name to the metaverse, they spent a lot of money, so, what he's talking about is the reversal of a lot of that spend, but they are leaning back into a lot of these themes from late 2021. so, i think this is going to be the thing. that quest device is, you know, it's -- i don't know, $500 versus the vision pro, which is $3,500. they have 3 billion install base on almost every one of their, you know, services, i mean, at some point, they will figure out how to monetize it. i think it's in the stock right here. but his point about using a.i. to better everybody ads, that's the key point and he's all over it. that's where the upside comes from. >>> coming up, placing your bets. fan duel parent company flutter hitting the u.s. market today, giving investors another option for sports bettin

the vanderbilt family mausoleum, whh is on staten island. and then the entrance to the metropolitan museum, which is lled wing d. and i say wing davis was completed in 1902 and obviously faces onto fifth avenue. but i say winged because most buildings in the gilded age, when they got too small, they just knocked them down. they built something bigger, they knocked it down. they built something even bigger. they didn't do that at the met, at the met, they kept on adding wings. and so it really kind of becomes this living, breathing, kind of architectural history of america theast hundred and 50 years. and anybody who's been to the met,on't ask me how we took this photograph because 24 hours day was a hot dog stand right at the bottom of the steps. i wish you managed to somehow get rid of and if you walk in to the building and you go up the steps, you walk through the the entrance, you go all the way to the back of the building, into the layman gallery, which the lehman gallery gallery is winco is was added in the senties by kevin roach. but i

this is charles, staten island, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing today? host: doing well. caller: it amazes me how republicans can vote for this man and not nikki haley. he refused to debate the republicans that were on stage. as far as the energy in the united states go, the united states is producing more oil than any country in the world right now, so as far as our energy goes, we are energy independent. we just produce the oil and ship it out to other countries. get the facts straight. also, if you listen to donald trump speak, donald trump is just like history repeated it before with hitler. hitler. people to jump on his side and turned around to run the world. host: good morning. caller: yes, thanks for taking my call. i am a democrat, but i also have my eyes wide open. i have seen president trump when he was attacked about his dossier right from the very beginning. the same people that are bringing the charges against him now are the ones that lied about the dossier they told us three years of unbelievable problems. i don't

favorite trump side characters because he looks like the uncle who complains about the portions at a staten islandknow for the price this thing cost, you think they wouldn't skimp on the prosciutt. [ laughter ] but, hey, maybe i'm not joey digenova. [ laughter ] but he's not really around anymore, which is good for the world but sad for us but, you know, when i miss him, i can put on an old episode of "nypd blue." [ laughter and applause here is one more piece of evidence that powell has a direct connection to trump and his attempts to overturn the 2020 election. she said it herself in an interview with an australian news program two years ago >> how did you come to be involved in the election effort, post the election? >> i wish i knew [ laughter ] it was like this huge tsunami hit us i was in the area at the time. i had worked with mr. giuliani for a few days before on another matter and the next thing i know i'm smack in the middle of it. >> did you already have a relationship with president trump? >> yes, i did have a relationship with president trump. >> what was your relationship with trump

i put my foot in my mouth so now i must bury him in the basement where we can staten island what we're going to release to the public so that we can continue to tell that story. mr. chairman, you have said multiple times that this is not about hunter. it's about joe biden, and even this morning on mornings with maria, she asked another simple question. the question you have been asked multiple times, which is do you have evidence to impeach the president of the united states? before you said i hope so. today you said i think so. and the answer is you don't. and you still don't. we continue tok here and have charades. to my colleagues who talk about lawful subpoenas. i appreciate the gentle lady from south carolina who voted to hold people in contempt. listen, i'll make this bipartisan. i'll vote for the hunter contempt today. you can get my vote, but i want you to show the american people that you're serious. here is the subpoena to representative scott perry, who did not comply. i'd like to enter this into the record. here is the subpoena to mark meadows. i'd like to enter this into t

christian smalls, an his name is christian smalls a worker at amazon gfk warehouse facility on staten island. at the height of pandemic he became alarmed as his colleagues became sick. the human resources department dismissed those concerns telling another worker to keep her illness on the download according to "the new york times." then he let his walkout after a which amazon fired him. amazon's lawyer describes smalls who is african-american as quote not smart articulate according to internal memos. this from the same company that if you months later would elbow its way toow the forefront of corporate america's lives matter activism in the wake of george floyd's murder in minneapolis. since then smalls has fought to organize the 8000 workers with ferocious antiunion activity crew typical of the firm including confiscating prounion pamphlets left in the break room and surveilling where workers congregating on the sidewalk according to the times. we are used to thinking of coercion is something that happens over there by a tyrannical suit systems of lack of checks and balances like their own

. >> reporter: a year later she rented this space on staten island and began rolling out cans of back sour cherries, which in iran we use to make jams and a really delicious and beautiful and bright sour cherry rice. >> it's one of my favorites. >> exactly, yes. it's delicious and also sumac. and the sumac in this beer is cured. here we say salamaty. >> reporter: american made beer follows european traditions but historians say evidence of beer making dates back many millenia to china and ancient mesopotamia, located in modern day iraq and iran. >> ywe talk about the beginning of agriculture, that's usually where you're going to see some of the earliest evidence for beer making. >> and the founder of chicago's beer culture center says the original brewers were mainly women. >> you will see a lot of hieroglyphs with women drinking and making beer. >> so it wasn't extraordinary for women to be involved in brewing. it was ordinary. >> absolutely. it was everyday stuff. they've been doing it forever. >> why did the role of women in brewing diminish over the years? >> laws start changing.

john ming is named christian smalls, an expert here at amazon's jfk et warehouse on warehouse on staten island. at the height of the pandemic, he became alarmed as his colleagues became sick. the human resources department dismissed his concerns, telling another worker to keep illness on the down low. according to the new york times. then he led his walkout. the act for amazon fired him. amazon's lawyer described smalls, whose african american as, quote, not smart or articulate. according to internal memos obtained by vice magazine vice news, i apologize. this from the same company that a few months later would elbow way to the fore forefront of corporate black lives matter activism in the wake of george floyd's murder in minneapolis. since then, smalls has fought organize the 8000 workers at jfk, eight, despite ferocious anti-union activity typical of the firm, including, quote, confiscating pro-union pamphlets left in the break room and where workers congregated on the sidewalk. according to the times, we're used to thinking of coercion as something that happens over there by training system

there are whole sections of staten island, new york -- not anymore.how you paying the money out, they have to collected from someplace. then you get involved in ludicrous situations where state authorities will not let them raise rates nearly enough. you get involved in games. i want to raise my rates 40%. you can have 2%. they settle at 20%. that takes time and money. there's a lot of theater there. the risk of owning a home has gone up. we can't expect an insurance company to cover it for free. host: auto insurance also up pretty high as well. i want to let people know we will be taking your call for dr. morici. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. i want to go back to the soft landing. an economist made comments on msnbc saying the fed is the biggest risk to landing next year. there is an intense debate over when the fed will cut rates next ar and by how much. inflation is moving down fast was 2%. it is time to start cutting rates. currently, 30 year fixed mortgage rre above 6%, which is about

there are whole sections of staten island, new york -- not anymore.ies show you paying the money out, they have to collected from someplace. then you get involved in ludicrous situations where state authorities will not let them raise rates nearly enough. you get involved in games. i want to raise my rates 40%. you can have 2%. they settle at 20%. that takes time and money. there's a lot of theater there. the risk of owning a home has gone up. we can't expect an insurance company to cover it for free. host: auto insurance also up pretty high as well. i want to let people know we will be taking your call for dr. morici. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. ■#independents, (202) 748-8002. i want to go back to the soft landing. an economist made comments on msnbc saying the fed is the biggestisk to soft landing next year. there is an intense over when the fed will cut rates year and by how much. inflation is moving down fast towards 2%. it is time to start cutting rates. currently, 30 year fixed gageates are above 6%, which is ab

this is charles, staten island, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning.ow are you doing today? host: doing well. caller: it amazes me how republicans can vote for this man and not nikki haley. he refused to debate the republicans that were on stage. as far as the energy in the united states go, the united states is producing more oil than any country in the world right now, so as far as our energy goes, we are energy independent. we just produce the oil and ship it out to other countries. get the facts straight. also, if you listen to donald trump speak, donald trump is just like history repeated it before with hitler. hitler. people to jump on his side and turned around to run the world. host: good morning. caller: yes, thanks for taking my call. i am a democrat, but i also have my eyes wide open. i have seen president trump when he was attacked about his dossier right from the very beginning. the same people that are bringing the charges against him now are the ones that lied about the dossier they told us three years of unbelievable problems. i don't b

host: anthony in staten island, good morning. caller: i know you are on the frontline of this. you willing to take the drastic measures? it is bided policy. you guys are maybe closing the border for one year, close it completely. let's face it. it is not just a central american problem. it is a world problem. it is a national security problem. you have countries coming in from china and iran and afghanistan, all these places. a year ago, and i am not blaming you, but i think -- democrats will stay in power forever. i may be wrong, but that is what i feel like. in my life, -- with the policies your party is pushing, if republicans are pushing policies -- unbelievable. guest: again, it is not a democratic or republican response. back in the 1990's with president clinton, there were some immigration changes that were tough on the border. but again, it is knowing how to address the border. fentanyl, keep in mind that there are push factors and pull factors. there is droughts, hunger, crime. but keep in mind that the only people cap that can come in and ask for asylum, it has to be