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you were a foreigner and you'd robbed them." and a woman of asian origin said, "it was like we were dumb because english wasn't our first language, that we struggled to make sense of basic accounting." balwinder gill says he was wrongly accused of stealing 108,000 from the post office in 200a. he had a mental breakdown afterwards and was sectioned three times. then in 2009, his mum was found guilty of stealing 57,000 from the same oxford branch. her conviction was eventually overturned. i think with my parents, because their english is very broken, people would get quite abrupt with them. they weren't really empathetic towards their language, yet they were very pleased with their money and assets and what value they could see that they could take from them. but they weren't valuing them as people. i felt that from my own experience and having spoken to them at length about this. are you saying racism in your mind was at play?
out fellow democratic leaders in new york state. getting its hands on letters from mayokas to hochul and new york city mayor adams. knocking their handling of the influx. dhs confirms to us that it gave the state and city dozens of recommendations. they include improving information collection and communication with migrants. building out and focusing on case management and pushing information through dhs on asylum applications. new york city mayor eric adams fired back today. >> last year i think we were up to 15,000. we stated that washington, this is a problem. we did not get a response. we have almost 108,000 cities across our entire country. everyone should absorb this. they dropped this all on new york city. >> john: joey jones is a retired u.s. marine bomb tech. adams said they dropped this all
i just got to let him be him and back up. he comes around. so is this what people want to hear about in this documentary? >> the race to the white house has been now -- >> confusing -- >> president trump is still leading in that state by about 108,000 votes. >> for days after the election, there was not a clue. it just left everybody worried and stressed. >> philadelphia became kind of ground zero for the election battle. the convention center in the center of town is where all the votes were being counted. crowds started gathering outside. you had trump supporters gathered outside and you had biden supporters. they were facing off against each other across the street. >> people were dressing up as a constitution. people were dressing up as mailboxes. they're holding signs saying, we the people. progressive, conservative america, in one place. literally, these two streets outside the philly convention center. trump's legal team composed of
superrich, and now his donors, small dollar and big, are paying his legal bills? >> no, i don't think they're worried about it one bit. and you know, the latest report from one of trump's arms shows that they spent $108,000 on milan's hair pressure. a little hard to connect that to the costs. it's listed, by the way, as a payment for political strategy. but you know, it wasn't that long ago that donald claim to be worth over ten billion dollars, which if he only earned a 5% annual return, which would mean it has an income over $500 million a year. and why would he need to raise money for his own or anyone else's legal defense if he had that kind of money? of course, he doesn't. [laughter] >> well man, is there an argument to be made that this legal defense fund is the one time that trump is actually being straight with people about where their money is
trouble, i would certainly want to be sure that my lawyer was only worried about me and not worried about the guy who potentially was facing the most criminal liability in the whole thing. >> david, if i were to give money to a politician, in theory, i would think, yeah, it's because i want them to get reelected, it's because i care about this campaign. do you think that the people who are donating to trump's pac, do you think they know or care that the money is just going to pay this guy's legal bills, a guy who touts himself superrich, and now his donors, small dollar and big, are paying his legal bills? >> no, i don't think they're worried about it one bit. and you know, the latest report from one of trump's arms shows that they spent $108,000 on milan's hair pressure. a little hard to connect that to the costs.
transferred $60 million from -- these are all con stillcitylati trump worlds. they are but why did they transfer $60 million? it was supposed to be for television ads and investing in the campaign. the leadership pac spent money on all these legal fees. >> can i just also add one more thing that the pac spent money on? it looks like they spent money on a stylist forelania trump. $108,000 went to a stylist for strate consulting in the form of six payments of $18,000 a year. how do i get that? >> this is one of the reasons why i'm sure donald trump want ed to run for president. facing these legal indictments hanging over his head, it's convenient to have this.
lawmakers about who may remain on the border unprotected. greg habit of texas relocated some to sanctuary cities. democrat politicians should put their money where their mouth is. after taking into tens of thousands of migrants, people are singing a different tune. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion and it is coordinated to ensure those coming here to this country, in a lawful manner, is actually moved throughout the country, it is not a burden on one city. >> in chicago, migrants have taken over police stations.
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build half stadiums and let the players get wet. >> steve: it's on the approach to newark. i have flown right over that thing when there is a bunch of people from and it's raining. can you see them running around and everybody seems to be just having the best time. >> ainsley: let's talk about the border because our mayor here in new york city, eric adams, is saying over the next few years it's going to cost us $4 billion to house and to fund the lives of these migrants and he is saying we can't do it on our own even though is he sanctuary city other people need to take the responsibility and brunt as well. we should send migrants to every city. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns, if everyone takes a small portion of and if it's coordinated at the border, to ensure that those who are coming here to this country in a lawful manner, actually moved throughout the entire country.
bret, thank you. a new york grand jury could hear the case of daniel penny as early as today. the marine veteran is charged with manslaughter in the may one choke hold death of a homeless man on the new york city subway. penny's attorney says the man was acting erratically and threatening other riders. penny broke his silence telling the "new york post" this had nothing to do with race. i judge a person based on their character. i'm not a white supremacist. >> mayor adams says the cost of housing migrants bused in from the southern border could run into the billions of dollars. he says other cities need to share the burden. alexis mcadams live in new york city with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. the mayor has been sounding the alarm for months calling the surge of migrants a crisis. now just over the weekend he said that the migrants shouldn't just be sent to new york city but to every city across the country. listen. >> we have 108,000 cities,