and so now we bring in congressman lee zeldin of new york. of all, why did you feel the need to say all of that? what's happening? >> i love new york city. my own memories, but also those of my constituents, as our region, really of the country. we look at new york city, at the potential that was recognized after something similar happened in the late '80s, early '90s. mayor dinkins left and you had rudy giuliani come in, there was a focus on quality of life. he saw the crime rates go down, the economy flourish, the potential being reached. here we are again, fast-forward through what has really been a terrible few weeks and months with the city going in the wrong direction, it's at a crossroads. this is a tale of two cities. you have the direction that new york city can be filled with opportunity, it can be filled with law and order, safety and security, peace and prosperity, or it'll be this direction that bill de blasio is taking it down, which is chaos and lawlessness and poverty and a lack of opportunity. i really believe he has to be re

congressman zeldin, i will give you the last word. i have about 20 seconds. >> this is a warning shot. you seeng what's happening in yr exceeding or in the state capital in new york or chicago or baltimore or atlanta or in california, l.a. this is what one party rule is going to look like in washington if we allow the democrats to ru the table this november. we are battling for the soul of our country, for our freedoms, our liberties, our flag, everything that makes our country great, to be the best version of ourselves as a nation. we can't take anything forur granted, losing isn't an option. we have to get out and vote. take it as a warning shot of what our country will look like in january if we don't fight hard for right now. >> jason: dan, sheriff villanueva, congressman zeldin, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. all right, directly ahead, you will not believe what some statues someone on the far left removed. president trump and republicans are fighting back. we'll tell you about it next. n. ♪ >> jason: welcome

elizabeth: now watch former nypd commissioner bernie kerik i agree with lee kelly and what lee zeldin>> atrocious is a good word. incompetent is another. you know what? he should be removed. he should have been removed a long time an governor of new york should have done it. it is obvious what is happening. it is not going to change. it is only going to get worse. this is only going to get worse with the defunding and that reduction by a billion dollars of the nypd budget it is going to hurt people in these communities and they better fix it and fix it now because it is going to get horrible in the future. elizabeth: yeah. and nypd releasing graphic video. we were showing. de blasio, just one second. de blasio is blaming the coronavirus for the shootings. your take on that? >> liz, look, you're absolutely right. de blasio having to go. the reality his policies hurt the poor the most. you think about it, when you defund the police, who hurts most? people he is defending. people in poor neighborhoods. sooner he goes faster they can turn this around. scapegoating coronavirus is ridiculou

republican lee zeldin on that. on this, one declassified document shows fbi officials even disagreeing with and disputing a new york times report in early february 2017 claiming russian intelligence did have connections to the trump team when behind the scenes the fbi was saying it, quote, had no reliable evidence of that whatsoever, no proof of that whatsoever. so who was leaking that to destroy trump? why was the mueller probe launched? and why did democrats like adam schiff and the media say on tv for more than two years things like trump is a russian asset when they did not have that evidence whatsoever? now this, u.s. cities now bracing for president trump's decision next week to potentially send in federal law enforcement to stop the rise in shootings and homicides. tonight, former nypd lieutenant darren forcher is here to talk with us about leaders pushing back trying to shift the blame on everything but themselves and their own wad policies x. washington times' charles hurt on the chicago mayor calling kayl

lee zeldin, and kevin is fantastic. kevin mccarthy, what a job he's doing. we have some great ones, but they are straight players. they are very straight players and the other side, they are not straight players. it's a disgrace what's happening, and then you look at what's going on in democrat run cities, and how horrible it is. and the media is totally corrupt. when i say "totally," largely. there is some very fine people i know when the media, very honorable. but largely it's corrupt. not even fake, it's corrupt. >> sean: they never cared about the russian dossier that was never verifiable because it was all false. used as a basis of a fisa warrant. you are correct. that was to get a phis application to spy on your campaign, your transition team, and the world of the attorney general bill barr deep into your presen presidency. attorney general barr says that this is not about a report, it's a criminal investigation, but again, that is beyond i guess my pay grade. i asked you a question in wisconsin and you got criticized for the answer. i want to ask you

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. >> lee zeldin and going a step further and calling for the mayor's resignation. listen to this. >> i believe he has to be removed and the city won't survive him staying in the remainder of his term. now his term ends at the end of 2021, if you were to resign giovanni williams would be next in line to succeed until a new mayor is elected. he wants even more cuts made to police. we have reached out to his press secretary and we have reached out to the mayor's office to comment. >> bill: thank you. we will follow it. new reality meanwhile from hong kong. the chinese communist party opening a new security office. that was supposed to have a "high degree of autonomy." they say beijing has made empty promises and threatens national security. we will talk to morgan ortagus in a moment. the u.s. supreme court giving conservatives a win by a lopsided margin. by the ruling of religious liberty today? also, reaction about cancel culture. they are on deck to tackle that. standby. ♪ guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe dri

. >> new york congressman lee zeldin now calling on the mayor to step down. >> i really believe he haso be removed and the city won't survive him staying in for the remainder of his term. >> mayor de blasio's term ends at the end of 2021. if he were to resign, within the city's public advocate would be next in line to take over come although he wants to see even more cuts made to police. a new york city mayor hasn't resigned since 1932. we have yet to hear a comment about this from mayor de blasio himself. john. >> john: aishah hasnie in new york city, thanks. up next, president trump's continued efforts to get rid of obamacare. will they help him or hurt him in november? first here's what some of our fox affiliates on the country are covering tonight. fox 57 in columbia, south carolina republican senator tim scott hosts attorney general william barr for discussions with law enforcement and religious leaders. ag barr says all parties need to avoid extremes, make improvements. fox 32 in chicago. united airlines says it will send layoff warnings to 36,000 employees, nearly half its u.s.

the reference for him to step down is coming from lee zeldin obviously can the situation improved likeworse. that's the crawling back of the nypd and it's tough to see what might be done. sandra, i have never seen a time where there was such a universal chorus of people demanding one specific leader of the city when mayor de blasio resigned. on the new milestone of death by violence and discussion. and, this is the 2020 that we have come to really see every single night on the evening news as looters and rioters and shooters which continue to act with impunity on the city. this is probably not going to end and at any point in the next 18 months while mayor mayor bill de blasio is in office. >> sandra: lee zeldin is asking him to step down. in this tweet is that homicide shootings and the crimes continue spiking in nyc and the quality of life is taken in by a beating. cops are being thrown under the bus on the radical left is in charge and destroying the city. the city won't make it through the rest of his term. do you join in calls for mayor de blasio to step down? it's clear that they

what is your take on you know, basically, congressman zeldin, also ray kelly, and bernie kerik, say youave got to rid of mayors like bill de blasio, what is your take on that? >> absolutely. mayor de blasio will probably go down in history as the worst and most destructive mayor in this city. this is a man who supported the san todayistas. this is a man who got married in cuba. his whole attitude people should be allowed to vent and harm tax iers and good citizens. it is about time the citizens of new york and these other citizens got up and got rid of the destructive mayors who are really socialists and leftists. elizabeth: howard safir, great to have you on. come back soon. >> good to see you. elizabeth: okay, republican senator lindsey graham now says he will call in robert mueller to testify before a senate judiciary as robert mueller writes an op-ed has a lot of people scratching their head saying the fbi did follow the law in the trump russia prone, when the fisa court said wait a second, it deceived us. former independent counsel robert ray will take this on. >> number one questi

republicans such as congressman lee zeldin of new york say the democrats are being unrealistic. >> youcomponents of the congressional democrats position that is complete and related to that emergency of just trying to survive this moment, to come out stronger. as far as negotiating with the right number for estate and local government funding, we need to be dealing with reality and certainly shouldn't be starting with a number that is far more than what they are even asking for. >> harris: i want to bring in west virginia senator joe manchin, a member of the appropriations committee. great to see you today. >> good to be with you, harris. >> harris: the news is still shaping up because we are to getting this from chad pergram on the hill that the secretary mnuchin says, "we are going to spend what we need to spend on the next coronavirus bill." is that uplifting? how should be read that? >> i think it is uplifting. secretary mnuchin has been very forthcoming and working both sides of the aisle very well the last three bills that we've had. this bill here, we have to look at basically $

we are congressman lee zeldin calling on the mayor to resign saying the city is at a crossroads. >> it can be lawn order, safety and security, peace and prosperity, or it will be this direction that bill de blasio is taking it down, which is chaos and lawlessness and poverty and a lack of opportunity, so i really believe he has to be removed and the city won't survive him staying in for the remainder of his te term. >> the mayor's office says it has no comment on this story. mayor bill de blasio's term will last until 2021. shannon. >> shannon: all right, alex hogan in new york, thank you very much, alex. two wins at the supreme court for the trump administration today, but what about tomorrow? that's when we find out if the justices will force the release of the presidents financial records and tax returns, our legal eagles preview the biggest decision of the term. they are next. ♪ managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce

reporter: today, new york congressman lee zeldin went a step further calling for the mayor's resignation >> i really believe he has to be removed and the city won't survive him staying in for the remainder of his term. reporter: okay, so de blasio's term, it ends at the end of 2021. if he were to resign, connell, the city's public advocate jamani williams is next in line to succeed him. he wants to see even more police cuts. not sure if the mayor's critics want to see that happened. we reached out to both men if they have a comment about the calls for the mayor's resignation. connell? connell: we'll keep watching it. thank you. jackie: coronavirus testing could cost colleges hundreds of thousands of dollars but a new testing method might ease the financial burden. the world's largest retailer hoping that you ditch your amazon prime membership for a new service at lower cost. >>> some major airlines resuming alcohol service on flights, with a catch. delta is offering individually packaged wine and beer to some premium customers who are flying more than 500 miles while united is opening th

new york congressman zeldin is here. >> new yorkers don't trust the police to do their jobs fairly. >, you shouldn't be speaking for the entire state. when you say new yorkers, he might get an impression that all new yorkers feel that way but i don't even believe that most new yorkers feel that way. and and to build more support for law enforcement. i would take it one step further and say you should be making a broad-based statement like that because it's not accurate. the protests are going a lot further than just that rhetorically. there are a lot of expletives, often up in the face of police and obviously so demoralizing, physical assaults and going after their budget and that's also been the way, as these protesters are trying to tear them down in very personal ways. >> i first arrived in new york city and started working here in 1989. those were sort of the dark days for the city, when you didn't want to stroll through central park without an armed guard. and the state attorneys general office is issuing this report in july, this month, and they have been overseen the minor offe

zeldin for questions for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. can you hear me? >> i can. >> okay. i thank you first to all the witnesses for you, appreciate your testimony today. thank you to chairman green and ranking member barr and chairwoman waters as well. appreciate all of you holding this report i have the honor and privilege of representing the first congressional district of new york which covers most of suffolk county. suffolk county is one of the most expensive places to live in the country. so a formal mortgage options are essential to my constituents. we are here today to discuss mortgage services who -- role in mortgage finance. on april 10 i spearheaded other two secretary mnuchin with other members of this committee. the letter highlighted the need to ensure adequate liquidity for mortgage servicing because residential mortgage services are typically obligated to advance payments of principal interest, taxes and insurance on to investors and municipalities and insurers, whether the borrower makes this payments or not. if a homeowner fails come fa

zeldin of new the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. zeldin: as an original o-sponsor of this legislation, i'd like to thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, in both chambers, for helping lead this arge to getting important victory across the finish line. i represent the first congressional district of new york. district almost completely surrounded by water on the east end of long island. alone, the land and water conservation fund has 65 vided funding for over parks, and that's just one example of the impact this rogram has made all across our great nation. this supports public access, recreation, ing, and our environment. after securing permanent authorization last year, it's an honor to continue the fight today. i'm not sure about everyone being kooped -- cooped few months, ast this gives us an appreciation for the great outdoors. go a long way keeping our outdoors great for generations to come. i ask my colleagues to support bill, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah reserves. he gentleman fro

dana perino, congressman lee zeldin in the interview we did five weeks ago with charlie daniels. i will be there with stuart varney unless he changes his mind. >> that's on some plastic. we'll see you back here on the virtual couch tomorrow. >> sandra: fox news alert, a state of emergency as the national guard is activated in georgia after violence in the streets of atlanta left five people dead over the weekend. one of those killed, an 8-year-old girl. good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. >> and i'm eric shawn. brian kemp activating hundreds of national guard troops to protect property and patrolled the streets there. meanwhile in chicago, the carnage continues. police condemning the violence that took place over the fourth of july holiday. >> sandra: and horrific new video showing a man killed in the bronx while crossing his street with his young daughter who was six years old. the girl was unharmed. authorities offering a $10,000 reward for information on that case in the leaders say, enough is enough. >> look at the population of the last year, it's about half. where is t

. >> lee zeldain pressure to see you zeldin, thank you for joining us assess the threat for us. >> ofefore the coronavirus pandemic hit our country. obviously, china has been much more in the news, we a desperately relied on china for personal are protective equipment we rely on them for other countries around the world, for ventilators medicines, so part of that supply chain discussion is one that you find the average american engaging in now. but what we saw, whether it is social media like company like tiktok, launched an investigation last november, after they tried to -- musical -- we also, seen it with the race for 5g huawei, ability with that infrastructure, to be able to collect are personal communications of individuals the theft that takes place, of u.s., patents, and intellectual property that list goes much further, and this has been one that congress has been engaged in for years he, that our country has had huge amount of tension, with china, on, but it is really just been over the course of the last several months that you are seeing much more of the average american st

zeldin: thank you, mr. speaker. to the ranking member for yielding. i rise today in support of my bipartisan amendment to halt the sale and marketing of plumb generalnew york, by the services administration. situat situated at the gateway of the island sound, it's treasured by our local community in both new york and connecticut. it has been ar ii, utilized as a research laboratory. n 2005, the department of homeland security, which currently has jurisdiction over the island, announced that the nimal disease center would be moved to a new federal facility in kansas. to offset the cost of this enacted in a law was 2008 that called for the sale of lumb island to the highest bidder. however, according to a d.h.s. report issued in april, 201, the in kansas is already fully paid for through a ombination of federal appropriations and funding from the state of kansas. the current law is a long path forward. better way is to provide for better access, continued use of state of the -- state-of-the-art infrastructure. working y i have been from he congressman c

among our guests will be at dana perino, congressman lee zeldin in the interview we did five weeks agoe on the virtual couch tomorrow. >> sandra: fox news alert, a state of emergency as the national guard is activated in georgia after violence in the streets of atlanta left five people dead over the weekend. one of those killed, an 8-year-old girl. good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. >> and i'm eric shawn. brian kemp activating hundreds of national guard troops to protect property and patrolled the streets there. meanwhile in chicago, the carnage continues. police condemning the violence that took place over the fourth of july holiday. >> sandra: and horrific new video showing a man killed in the bronx while crossing his

zeldin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. eldin: thank you, speaker. thank you to the ranking member for yielding. i have the honor of representing the first congressional district of new york, located on the east end of long island, almost surrounded by water. we were hit really hard by supersto superstorm sandy. devastation pread emphasized the dire need to ensure our communities were future.repared for the working hard with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, asbury of the army corps, and their entire hardworking team, this bill projects that al are vital to my congressional district. island, udes the fire project.joint 83 miles of coastline. oastal storm management is included. right now local residents, businesses, first responders are during even a severe thunderstorm. equally as important, this egislation continues to build on these victories, jump-starting movement on reserve at real point and shelter island, gold smith in nd, water river creek river head, to authorizing feasibility studies. bill is great news f