Among the winners. Its five oclock. Our main story is the deepening political crisis in Northern Ireland, following the decision by sinn feins Martin Mcguinness to resign as Deputy First Minister. His resignation took effect a few minutes ago. Its the latest twist in the controversy, about the mismanagement of a Green Energy Scheme, which has Cost Hundreds of millions of pounds. Sinn fein have been demanding that the democratic unionist leader Arlene Foster stand aside as First Minister, while her handling of the scheme is investigated, but shes refused. Mr mcguinness says hes demanding an assembly election, so that the people of Northern Ireland can express a view. A short while ago, mr mcguiness gave this statement. Can i say first of all, i have met with the First Minister Arlene Foster at 1. 30, and we had a conversation about what i would like to speak to you about. Over the last ten years, i have worked with dup leaders, and i have reached out to unionists on the basis of equalit
After we finished the kitchen floor. [laughter] bill caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Bill hi, i am bill oreilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. The brawl over Sanctuary Cities. That is the subject of this evening talking points memo. As you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with Homeland Security with the loss of federal grant money. Now, the city of seattle, suing the feds over that, the first of many lawsuits, i believe. The basic problem is that cities like chicago, seattle, new york, los angeles, san francisco, do not want to hold Illegal Aliens theyve arrested until i. C. E can pick them up. Though cities want to release the aliens on bail or their own recognizance. Talking points believe that is dangerous and irresponsible. If there is a federal detainer
play to that constituency. And to the federal government, which now wants to enforce immigration law, because President Trump made out a h
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is just let them work and help us out financially. not a problem so confined to new york this, with complaints or democrats in massachusetts and colorado. costing your state millions because people are in hostels and cannot work. it’s hostels and cannot work. it s costin: hostels and cannot work. it s costing nearly hostels and cannot work. it s costing nearly the same for my home city of costing nearly the same for my home city of chicago, where migrants have been sent city of chicago, where migrants have been sent on flights and everything else from been sent on flights and everything else from places like texas and florida else from places like texas and florida. the governor there is right florida. the governor there is right the florida. the governor there is right. the fall down of our immigration system, the backlog, all that comes immigration system, the backlog, all that comes at the federal level. it is not that comes at the federal level. it is not like t
we sit more than sixi hours doing nothing. it s our salaries. if we don t work, i we don t get paid. essentially, this economy has ground to a halt because we cannot provide factories, industry with electricity that s needed to produce. that has a direct impact on poor people who lose jobs, who cannot work, who cannot earn money. and poverty kills. poverty leads to young people not getting the education they deserve and so forth and so forth. at that level, i think this is treason. why treason? well, that s what we re going to try to find out. we re just heading out ofjohannesburg now and almost immediately, we are in coal country. you can see the coal fired power stations on the horizon and you can smell the coal, too.