a lot of the buyer fees about her early years and some of the most progressive stuff was westchester for alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> you want to take this? >> you go. >> wonderful section about her. she went back to puerto rico a lot when she was a kid. and her mom was born there and her whole family lives there and many of her dad's relatives were also there. she wanted to spend summers in puerto rico. they didn't shave any childcare so the reality is that the family moved up there when alexandria was called sandy as a little kid became school age and they wanted to find a public school for their kids. they the schools there just what's good enough and her parents were ambitious for her and wanted her to have a good education and so they moved. they got some money, they pulled all their money from family members and obama's house in the corner of yorktown heights is a very working-class corner. it's a solver that has very high highs and low lows there's some really fancy parts of yorktown and the high school she went to a lot of really rich white kids who play lacrosse. it was a sp

they tried to and make a big deal out of the fact that she grew up partly in westchester as if to imply that you know, she was like actually secretly wealthy or something and a lot of a lot of the biographies actually about her early early years and some of some of the most revelatory stuff and so what was westchester for alexandria casio cortez andrea do you want to take this or you know zero the biography parts that you go? she and andrea wrote a wonderful section about her. she she went back and forth to puerto rico a lot when she was a kid and and her mom was born there and her whole and her whole family was there and then many of her dad's relatives were also there and they would spend she and her brother would spend summer's in puerto rico, especially when her parents were working and they didn't know they didn't have any child care. so the reality of yorktown heights was that the family moved up there when alexandria who was called sandy as a little kid what became school age and they wanted to find a good public school for their kids and they lived in the bronx and the schools t

host: westchester, democrat. caller: one of my most favoriteest programs in the world, you are absolutely correct. i love watching you. i watched you on msnbc. the poor people's campaign is awesome. i could fill a whole two hours show asking you questions and you are absolutely awesome. i've got to tell you, i think our policies -- we are supposed to be trying to form a more perfect union in this country and we are just going backwards unfortunately. the republicans are really pulling us that way. the policies, big corporations, they just take way too big of a chunk. you wonder why we have such a huge deficit besides our spending and why the middle class is being choked from taxes. the rich people pay very little because of loopholes and the poor people by definition can't pay it. that leaves the onus of most of the taxes or a darn good portion on the middle class. our policies are just crazy. they are not meant for poor people here. things should be skewed more towards poor people as opposed to corporations but

50 years plus years of experience to tell you that but he is under investigation criminally in westchester county by a very seasoned prosecutor mimi roca by fanny willis the fulton county, georgia that overlays atlanta for trying to rig the election. he's under civil investigation by the attorney general of new york who can acquire criminal investigation that the governor gives it to her or the manhattan da gives it to her. and he's under civil investigation. and what i think is a very important case involving the 2017 inauguration by the attorney general of washington. there's a whole chapter in there in which i talk about among other things the effort to take in money off books, which is criminal. mr. johnson you mentioned that mr. johnson you mentioned that you met former president trump in 1988. did you have a conversation with all many of donald and i have i mean for three years of my life he was pretty much what my focus and what i learned the first time. we shook hands and talk the second time. i sat down for a talk with him and i had learned by them that he was his own executives t

. >> westchester and stewart accepting flights from the southern border with at least 150 people comingff the flights each time. i can tell you and we have video, it is not just little kids with backpacks and our taxpayers are footing the bill and getting no information whatsoever from our own federal government state government. >> carley: video of men being dropped off surfacing as recently as last month. border czar kamala harris doubling down on that giant investment she says the address migration in central america, she pledged $2 million to the region. the president seized his new approach to migration. listen to this. >> declaration is to manage migration and share responsibility across the hemisphere. >> ashley: could be the largest migrant caravan ever continues the march to the southern border. back to you. >> todd: albuquerque citizen jacqueline vehill was gunned down by an illegal immigrant. many citizens, including her husband sam, believe this crime was preventable with stricter border laws. sued -- albuquerque for protecting jacqueline's killer. after all you have been th

matt miller recently purchased a house in westchester and he was like, move up here, get a yard for thecannot afford that mortgage. it speaks to the catch 22 people are facing when you have higher mortgage rates, and rents are also high -- that's the problem. tom: i think the mortgage rate, lisa said 6% up, we are there in a matter of days. lisa: it is exceeding 6%, this is why people cannot get the same kind of mortgages. they are not getting approved. then they decide not to buy and they rent. tom: we will follow this on bloomberg surveillance. it's not the market, bond dynamics -- the 10 year yield at 3.22%, there, that is my bond coverage. lisa: [laughter] tom: which hotel is ferro in? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> no central bank wants to engineer a recession. >> countries are playing catch-up. >> i think the fed will have to be aggressive. >> i think that the chances going up every time the fed moves. >> i do not think it is yet inevitable. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: good morning. jonathan ferro, lisa

. >> westchester and stewart now accepting flights from the southern border with at least 150 peoplethe flights each time. i can tell you, we have video, it is not just little kids with backpacks and taxpayers are footing the bill and getting no information whatsoever from our own federal government and state government. >> ashley: video of migrant men being dropped off in the middle of the night surfacing last month. last hour, angel husband who sued for protecting his wife's killer joined us earlier and says policies like this one attract criminals. >> when you have soft laws, criminals are attracted and want to go there, they feel safe, they feel nobody will bother them, they would not be turned over to immigration, so they have pretty much a free, get out of jail free card type of thing. >> ashley: this unfolding as what could be the largest migrant caravan ever continues to march through mexico to the southern border. back to you guys. >> todd: thank you. with that, bring in texas congressman pat fallon of the house armed services committee. be honest with ourselves, our cities

today he has hired private security with our public tax dollars for his westchester office.ng up fencing and barbed wire. that's what happens when you defund the police. he essentially have to pay for private security. >> joey: in any case, good luck and hopefully you find public safety somewhere. cilla debt ursula, thank you. >> thank you. >> carley: listen to this, a california school board member is coming to boycott the fourth of july following the supreme court ruling of roe v. wade. this woman posted an image on facebook encouraging people to join her, even mentioning she has not celebrated independence day since 2016. she also responded back to someone's comment with "i am especially not interested in celebrating a holiday centered around freedom from oppression and government when that freedom is not a reality for so many people in this country." did you know that? that the people in this country aren't free? steel and i don't know, we should have more people fight for us. >> carley: surprising from a california school board member. house speaker nancy pelosi and her

. >> the indicator i look at is the proprietary index of westchester home price sentiment. no longer have contingencies, you cannot waive your right to inspection or whether or not the bank is going to give you a loan. these are negative factors that are weighing on the house market. jonathan: thank you. chief global economist of morgan stanley, bank of america said the fed funds forecast since, growth in inflation forecast do not. they think fed is too optimistic on those fronts. you -- do you? >> what they laid out in their productions -- projections is perfect soft landing scenario, they get growth to come down a little bit below potential and get the unemployment rate to rise. over a few years, at their estimate of the natural rate. that is very aspirational, that is what we should be trying to hit. it makes since they would write that down as that forecast, you have got to have luck to go with good policymaking to get that. lisa: based on where inflation is, with the economy have to go into recession to get what the fed is trying to achieve? seth: you've got the most d

you want to fly to westchester county. it's my county in new york.o take a bus, we'll bus you wherever you want into the interior. all right? so fares i'm concerned, as a prosecutor, they are aiding and abetting illegal immigration. it is an organized criminal enterprise the way they're doing it. full service travel agency, welcome to biden's america. no visa. no passport. no id. free exclusive travel. we pay for you. come on over. >> greg, it's weird that the biden administration, i know they want to placate the left, but they had a reason to use remain in mexico. sorry, it's the law. they even subverted that. >> yeah. i think we have these numbers, and they sound big and -- but there's no context for these numbers. like nobody's telling us how many immigrants do we need? what is too many and what is too little? it's like without that piece of information, we're never going to get anywhere. that's part of the whole process that we've been thirsting for. this isn't about people, right? most of these people are law-abiding people that want another cha

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so a couple more of these, and i'm moving to westchester, upstate, new jersey, god help me, because betweenle don't want to live in the city anymore. if i'm wrong, correct me, if this guy is beating his wife or his girlfriend, he has a handgun, shouldn't that be red flagged away? >> we don't have red flag laws. >> in new york we don't have a red flag -- i thought we had a red flag in new york. >> i guarantee you that gun is not legal. >> either way, if it was legal, it should have been taken from him. i don't like how adams talks. why are you reading from notes? he should be speaking from the heart. he sounds like the press secretary. you should be pouring your heart out at people instead of looking down, saying how much you care, saying how bad guns are. i don't trust this guy. >> are folks going woke facing a beat-down at the ballot box? moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's

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that he would deny -- by the way, denies also these programs where they are playing people into westchesterports and others in the country under cover of darkness. i really tells you, sandra, everything you need to know about how it is sort of dishonest about how they are handling this, but we have 200,000 people a month coming across the border. what are we going to do with all of these people? that's why we have to -- i hope that the court rules in favor of remain in mexico. people say that that's inhumane. nothing is as inhumane as what you started this program with, the death of all of those people in a truck in texas. it is horrible. >> sandra: we appreciate you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> sandra: speaker pelosi ramping up for criticism of the supreme court after the roe v wade reversal. she is calling it "extremist," even as they target the homes of conservative justices. remember all of those times president biden denied ever talking business with a son, hunter? now we have this. >> you here in joe biden's own voice, he is assuring his son, hunter, that "you are clear

largest government contractor out of miami, they carry the flights around the country whether it's westchesterthese organizations are filed as nonprofits and ngos. they're being funded with hundreds of millions of american dollars to actually do this and balkanize the country with illegal aliens as stated under code. for everyone, and i'll say this, if you're going to church today and many of you are, ask catholics, your bishop, your priest, whatever, why catholic charities is helping to fund the problem. and to states' governors, a solution? when you're a nonprofit, you file to do business with a state. so they should be looking at their nonprofit status in these states. >> yeah. we talk a lot about people aspect of this. and then, dr. saphier, we talk about the drug aspect, the fentanyl that is just pouring across the border. we are losing thousands and thousands of people, mostly young people, every year because of this. >> well, trace, we're missing a point here. so a very good friend of mine, her parents live in eagle pass, texas, and it's devastating to the community. you have an uncheck

that sound, engaged public safety means in places like new york and suburbs like nassau county, westchesterand and southern california. one of the things i learned in washington you have to repeat yourself 18 times before anybody will listen to you. over and over and over again we need to make public safety a centerpiece of our message in this election, the next cycle, and ultimately voters will listen. if we don't talk about this issue history shows republicans fill the void and very often they fill the void by peddling fear, paranoia, frankly, bigotry and division. and so this is an issue that affects, in my judgment, blue communities far more than red communities. >> "the financial times" recently interviewed hillary clinton and she seems to agree with much of what you're talking about here. she told the -- >> our good friend ed. >> we are standing on the precipice of losing our democracy and everything that everybody else cares about then goes out the window. look, the most important thing is to win the next election. the alternative is so frightening that whatever does not help you win

but if they decide to, it wouldn't be the first time we saw that, recall midnight flights into westchestereat to have you on, terrific journalism will have you on much more as this story develops. former homeland security acting deputy chief of staff, flora reese, a pleasure to have you back on. nbc is reporting homeland security planning to fly illegal immigrants deeper into u.s. cities, los angeles, albuquerque, new mexico, houston and dallas, overcrowding he's at the border. is this it? >> in their mind it is the fixed but it's really there three-point plan, process and unlimited number of illegal aliens, get them parole and grant them asylum but this administration does not want media attention on the border so these large numbers, 15000 people, it's going to create a headache for the administration and they don't want that. recall back to the fall when there were 15000 migrants mostly haitian of the del rio international bridge and you get the focus off of that, the administration made up border patrol, the whipping story so it's going to be a problem. elizabeth: nbc is reporting, sec

several elected members of congress call for insurrection for that would include sandy cortez of westchesterould include as always, maxine waters of los angeles. this is not the first riot she has called for. she once again threatened of violence against supreme court justices because they came to an opinion she didn't agree with and promised to defy the court's ruling. how's this for defending our institutions? watch. >> you ain't seen nothing yet. women are going to control their bodies no matter how they try and stop us. to hell with the supreme court. women will be in control of their bodies, and if they think black women are intimidated or afraid, they've got another thought coming. >> tucker: to hell with the supreme court. at roberta mcgaw bay there. we will defy them. really? you will defy our court institution after sending people to prison for questioning the last election, is that what you are saying? don't lecture us ever again about the sanctity of our institutions, about our norms, because you clearly don't care about them at all. what you care about his power. candace owens ha

two days later, feds at the home of project veritas founder james o'keefe in westchester countyyefe,. he so f why were the fbi coming to the homes of employees at project veritas? what did they do with a involved in the human smuggling ring? were they bringing fentanyl in from china and killing more americans? no. the fbi believed the project veritas was t in possession ofad information about a diary writtenn by joe biden's daughter ashley by the fbi claimed that diary had been stolen. we now know the fbi knew that that had not been stolen and itt wasn't. p but as james o'keefe pointed out at the time and didn't havew enough people here and when he said it, what if it was stolen? having a stolen diary is not a federal crime. so what in the diary was so important that joe biden sent fbien agents to get it back just to keep it? the tipsters indicated that the diary included explosive allegations>> against then candidate joe biden. the tipsters indicatedon that they were negotiating with a different media outlet for the payment of moneys for for the diary. we attempted to return the diar

actual details had you not made that trip, and reported your exclusive when you got the video in westchesteravoid overcrowding at the detention centers 200 7 migrants par roled, in 2021 may more than 50,000 others paroled i have been to border four times i saw the facilities where they house people, instead of sending people back, what this administration did they expand facility we were able to get into that facility to show it was a actually bigger than initially what we saw because they needed more room. >> yes. and the reason for that, is because joe biden sent out the clarion call to the world come to america, the border is open. no matter what he says on the other side of his face that is the message he sent, and people heard it loud and clear you can't blame them wanting to come to america for a better life but a country can't exist without borders without orderly immigration system, and what has happened is that the biden administration has -- i mean just last month, there were 240,000 illegal crossings the size of buffalo, new york or toledo ohio, we can't continue with this, joe bi

saw several elected members of congress call for insurrection that would include sandy cortez of westchester. they would include as always, a maxine waters of los angeles. this is not the first riot t she's called for. she once again threatened violence against supreme court justicese because they came don for the opinion she doesn'ty agree with and then she promised to a defy the court'sit ruling. h how's this for defending our institutions? i sitting here doing nothing that women are going to their backs no matter how they tried they have with the supreme court. we will decide them. women will be go back and watch women are intimidated or afraid . >> they got another thought coming to with supreme court. roberta mugabi there will defy themem really. w you will defy our core institution after sending people to prison for questioning the last election.u is that what you're saying? don't lecture us ever again about the sanctity of our institutions, about our norms because you really don't care about them at all if you care about iss power. candace owens has been watching all of this , includi

they've got these secret flights flying migrants to different cities including westchester where youe? and you actually connect dots to the crime wave that we're seeing in this country as well? >> well, look, we know fentanyl's coming in, we know it's a crisis right now in the united states, and i'm not saying everyone coming off those planes are bad people, i'm not. i just say we have a right to know who is coming off those planes. and as governor, i will demand and have a law from 1951 that will require the manifests from everybody coming off those. and there's a a law in new york that says if you're an illegal alien, the moment you step food in -- foot in new york, you must register with the state. that will be a disincentive because right now it's come and get everything, and new york provides everything for them. and so we're paying the price and yet we get no answers. that's the biggest frustration, maria. maria: of course. absolutely. so what would you do on crime, rob? new york police are now looking for two men that they say stabbed a teenager who was waiting for the subway

the other thing i'll say, i hear about this issue from my constituents across westchester county everyi also hear about it from law enforcement. they want less guns on the street. they want sensible gun safety legislation. so it isn't just -- it is not a party issue. it is a safety issue. >> for sure. we saw that in uvalde, straight out. thank you very much for being on the show. come back. >>> by the way, also at that texas gop convention where senator cornyn was booed, republican congressman dan crenshaw and his staff were confronted by far-right protesters. >> hey, look, eye-patch mccain right here. you're a rhino. you're a globalist. you're a globalist rhino! >> you heard them call -- i just can't. >> this is -- >> this is a navy s.e.a.l. >> he lost his eye while fighting in afghanistan. >> you know, the thing is, what we have, mika, is we have a political movement that heaps utter contempt against anybody that opposes their freakish world view of where washington should go, where america should go. here, you have, in this case, you have a navy s.e.a.l., and they're mocking him bec

so now new york stewart international airport in the hudson valley has taken up the slack from westchesterights are happening. >> tens of thousands of people coming to the border every night, some never being encountered by cbp and border patrol. many encountered will be released at the border and flown all over the country. i was just at the border this weekend in el paso, you could not leave the border environment without sharing the airplane with people from all over the world and brief stay with cbp and released in the country. they know very well most of the people will not follow through asylum claims. will be in our economy and be in our communities and they will be in some of the worst neighborhoods in the united states. they're going all over the place and that sends a signal to the globe that now is the time to come to the border. it's unfortunately. we talked about title 42, 8,000 people coming to the border. the caravan is about twice the size. half of that is coming across the border every single night. dagen: liz peek, jump in here. liz: good morning, thanks for joining us. y

five years to suffer a significant tax revenue loss while people are working from new jersey or westchesterimilar threats if they don't come back to work. he's probably heading towards a confrontation with the city's workforce. stuart: sure looks like it. you probably couldn't see it but while you were talking on the left-hand side of the screen we showed 6th ave. midtown manhattan still very quiet for thursday morning. >> that is the reality. stuart: see you again soon. a new report from the labor department shows companies of stopped firing employees because it is so hard to find new workers. lauren: one and a quarter million, that is different from people volunteering, i can get a better job elsewhere or to work, that was 4.4 million. i know a lot of people who say i am looking for another job and go to their current employer and say can you match the salary and i'm surprised by how frequently the present employer says no so instead of paying over $40,000 more, they let that worker go get another job at higher pay and then have to backfill them. if i were a boss and i liked you i would p

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host: westchester, democrat.ne of my most favoriteest programs in the world, you are absolutely correct. i love watching you. i watched you on msnbc. the poor people's campaign is awesome. i could fill a whole two hours show asking you questions and you are absolutely awesome. i've got to tell you, i think our policies -- we are supposed to be trying to form a more perfect union in this country and we are just going backwards unfortunately. the republicans are really pulling us that way. the policies, big corporations, they just take way too big of a chunk. you wonder why we have such a huge deficit besides our spending and why the middle class is being choked from taxes. the rich people pay very little because of loopholes and the poor people by definition can't pay it. that leaves the onus of most of the taxes or a darn good portion on the middle class. our policies are just crazy. they are not meant for poor people here. things should be skewed more towards poor people as opposed to corporations but it is the

no rent interviewed him early on the shoney's that we used to just see these flights coming into westchestern't get any information on. >> brian: young men on ms-13 essa recruiting age they will go to sponsored families financed by taxpayer dollars have given them bags and maybe a change of clothes or to go we give them plane rides and bus rides in their out in our country. if you are from anywhere else, if you are in kenya or sweden and doing things right, if you are married and american paying fees going through tests taking quizzes in order to pass citizenships test you may feel like a total psycho right now. they are beating you at the game that we rigged. >> steve: here is rob asked reno. >> we are giving a rating to noncitizens as goodies including whole coal governor here, a two billion dollar fund by new york state so we are incentivizing everyone to come. these flights are coming in regularly. the federal government or the state or giving any information to the citizens or picking up the tab for all of this. noncitizens being treated like citizens, citizens being told "screw you to