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much under trump and now on hyper drive under biden, you have families saying why would i send my kid to the military when i could send him to the local college to get indoctrinated with this nonsense and they won't get shot at. be all you can be is the new slogan they brought back. families aren't buying it if you can't be all you can believe if you a believe a certain way or have traditional values or face a quota system. the army has been trying to tell us diversity is our strength. no, inside the army, the unity of purpose is our strength. your skin color shouldn't matter one bit. >> steve: listen, folks, be all that you can be and join pete, he is going to be at the yankee doodle tap room in princeton, new jersey tomorrow breakfast with friends given your basketball history with princeton, right? you have two seconds. >> because we are in the sweet 16, baby. first time since 1967. i played very little. i was on the squad. we played in the tournament one year. but we're going to cover it.
>> i have never seen this many resignations and retirements. the big issue that people should be focused on is the resignations are people have given up. you aren't filling classes enough to cover attrition. it's a huge problem. >> as the number of police officers continues to drop the nypd and city of new york have been working hard to recruit hundreds of new police officers rolling out social media campaigns and current police officers are trying to inspire new yorkers to want to be a cop. >> you feel like you are making a difference where you live and where your children potentially will grow up. be the change. if you want to have a safer new york, be that change. >> and registration right now is open if people do want to apply to be a new york police officer here with the nypd and the test they have to take is free. we got new sound in from mayor
delayed. why? apparently a family emergency where bill stepan unable to testify. his counsel will appear and make a statement on the record. we'll see what he says then. the hearing will convene 30 to 45 minutes after the previously-announced start time. >> dana: 10:30. >> bill: a bit of delay. what that means we don't know. does it mean anything? we can't say. >> dana: does it say family emergency? >> yes. >> dana: i hope everything is all right. >> bill: his lawyer will be there and make a statement. we'll see what the lawyer says to clarify that. that's what we have now. >> dana: you did a splendid job as a matter of fact. to the border crisis. fox news visiting a migrant camp. families aren't just from mexico and central america. >> bill: stunning new video out of new york city.
it. and family social care is a way that we try to support children and families across our country through su ort families across our country through sunport services — families across our country through support services from _ families across our country through support services from children - families across our country through support services from children with j support services from children with disabilities all the way through to child protection and whenever families are in need of support. ultimately, our social care system is there to help people come over those challenges. hath? is there to help people come over those challenges.— is there to help people come over those challenges. why is this report same children's _ those challenges. why is this report same children's social _ those challenges. why is this report same children's social care - those challenges. why is this report same children's social care is - those challenges. why is this report same children's social care is not. same children's social care is not fit for purpose in england? unfortunately, the system isn't doing what we wanted to do. families aren't getting the support that they need, social workers aren't empowered and resourced to do the jobs that they came to do and ultimately the outcomes for our children are shockingly bad. share ultimately the outcomes for our children are shockingly bad. are you su: caestin children are shockingly bad. are you suggesting that _ children are shockingly bad. are you suggesting that children _ children are shockingly bad. are you suggesting that children are - children are shockingly bad. are you suggesting that children are not - suggesting that children are not helped by social care when they should be? are you suggesting that some children are removed from families when they don't need to be? i think that... the report clearly
manufacturing, lack of getting goods and services to our country. >> this is what it looks like to grow an economy from the bottom up and the middle out. >> bret: not to say, jeff, that people aren't feeling the increase of flangs, that families aren't feeling it. but this was a good day economically for this administration. >> for sure. but the administration isn't getting or doesn't feel like it's getting a lot of credit for that in terms of polling and support. and the president sort of nodded to that today when he was talking about it saying he recognizes that the biggest priority is to bring inflation and rising prices down. >> bret: trey? >> i'm happy for all the americans that got jobs. i think the head winds remain and that's why two thirds of the country think we are headed in the wrong direction. >> bret: all right. stabbed by, guys, up next, negotiating a new iran nuclear deal.
more than a week. morgan chesky is on the ground. we heard from the president after he spoke with families. families aren't ready to give up hope and also are realistic. >> yes. that's a good way to put it. people here know that the odds are decreasing with hour that goes by and ongoing search of the rubble at champlain tower south and complicating the effort is you have that side of the building there. the other side is sheared off as a result of the collapse. yesterday officials said in order to continue the ongoing mission, search and rescue or eventually recover it does appear that they're going to have to demolish the front of the building. important to note they want to do it in a way to allow them to keep operations ongoing on the existing pile.
you say the great national economy we have, the labor force in new jersey is 30 or 40,000 less than a year ago. people are leaving out of options to go to other states, not as highly taxed. my wife and i got into the race, we were frankly morally offended, this is a role model for our children and grandchildren? people much new jersey, so inner jiezing to be out there. i've done over 500 campaign events. and we're out there letting people know who we were, what we're going to do. we're going to make a difference. >> on the issues,here are you different than bob menendez. >> if you look at effectiveness, he talks about a lot of things. he talks about things. but what's he delivered for the state? 25 years in washington, 16 of those years as a democratic. and we're dead last. we haven't fixed infrastructure, immigration, we've accomplished nothing. affordability of the state, families aren't staying together, we have the fastest
bring them across the border, should be able to stay. but let's take a deeper look at what's really going on. here's the story from npr back in 2015. it notes that at one point, president obama was also detaining 2,000 women and their children who crossed the border illegally. but what happened? international migration activists and the aclu filed lawsuits and ultimately courts shutdown the largest family detention center. the centers that we're now supposed to believe, the democrats want up and running again? as we've been pointing out, there is not related to the 1997 flores settlement, and subsequent court rulings that prohibit the federal government from holding children longer than 20 days. families aren't separated and can't be housed together, we have one humongous catch and release nightmare on our hands. basically it means that any alien with a child will get a fast pass into the country.
should be able to stay. but let's take a deeper look at what's really going on. here's the story from npr back in 2015. it not that at one point, president obama was also detaining 2,000 women and their children who crossed the border illegally. but what happened? international migration activists and the aclu filed lawsuits and ultimately courts shutdown the largest family detention center. the centers that were now supposed to believe, the democrats want up and running again? as we been pointing out, there is not related to the 1997 fluoro settlement, and subsequent court rulings that prohibit the federal government from holding children longer than 20 days. families aren't separated and can't be housed together, we have one humongous catch and release nightmare on our hands. basically it means that any alien with a child will get a fast pass into the country.
and gave a look to manchin and he sat down. >> bill: i think the election boils down to three things. if the republicans can sell a message of tax cuts, a good, stable economy and stability in north korea -- not a resolution, but they aren't firing off rockets and they aren't testing nuclear weapons. >> i tend to agree with that. here lies the problem. gas prices at the pump as we enter the summer driving season are through the roof. this ideal of a tax that would prime up the economy is working for some but not working for everybody. it is not working in urban areas like nashville or memphis where people of color and working-class families aren't getting those opportunities. >> look at the unemployment from the minorities. what are you talking about? >> that's where this president will have trouble is convincing people the economy is better when gas prices are so high.