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migrants come through our migrant resource center, which is operated by catholic charities we, have focused on maintaining order, protecting public safety, and treating people with compassion now, i will tell you that in cities we have to operate balanced budgets and we have limited resources to do the things that we need to do for our local communities. we have had the federal assistance from female to operate the migrant resource center as my colleagues and other cities have had, which is fantastic. but those, those resources are limited to obviously if we were to choose between basic services like streets and infrastructure and then treating people with compassion. we would choose compassion every sense every single day. but that shouldn't be this way. and so what i'm seeing is a lack of action and doing nothing is not an option. so the president has stepped into this boyd and is doing something to get this moving. and to encourage congress to act, which i am grateful for.
president engineered the open border. he signed at least 65, maybe 70 more executive orders. to borrow a phrase from years past, what difference at this point will this make? >> you can't erase the damage that has been done, right? you can't erase the huge numbers of people already here. you also can't erase the lack of trust for this administration. they are acknowledging it is a crisis. they've been confused for a long time. voters aren't confused and in the top three issues for many of them despite economic issues. they're feeling pressure and the opposite of what biden offered to them, he said i'll bring order, not chaos. this feels like chaos. let me be clear. i think you have to deal with the cynicism here. it speaks to whether you can trust this administration on this issue. this is not a border crisis for them, this is a re-election crisis for them. this is a last-ditch effort to
but i think it's important that joe biden be presidential in this moment and that is not to put the brakes on him following this lead. he has to be presidential and not play trump's game in the trenches, but the president needs to talk to the american people about the seriousness of donald trump's threat to democracy and his lack of fitness. so to max's point, i think there are three elements in every biden message, it's what he's done for the country, his policies on health care, education, infrastructure, donald trump's lack of fitness and the state of our democracy. a president who wants to wake up working for you and a man unfit is clear. >> fueled in large part after the conviction, $141 million in small dollar donations they said. should those numbers scare democrats? >> no. money's not going to matter here.
verdict against former president trump bragg boasted i did my job. he have is not doing his job. the mainstream media are gushing with adulation. new yorkers living in constant fear should find bragg's stardom nauseating being hailed as a hero but he is a menace. he should prioritize jailing violent criminals and violent offenders. what does it tell you about the lack of care for the citizens here? >> one -- he is a menace. he is also derelict in his duties and a disgrace to the profession when he swore he would uphold the law. him and many other progressive district attorneys across the country, many cut from the same cloth. we know where it is. george soros who is funding a lot of these progressive
court on its ethics, on the lack of recusals, clarence thomas, now the flags over alito's homes. i was struck by justice sotomayor, to be that personal and acknowledge that she has cried after some of the decisions and to say ominously to critics that there will be more -- likely more. what was your reaction to that? >> well, it's obviously very touching. she clearly takes the dobbs decision very personally, which i think several hundred million americans also do. but it sort of doesn't change the underlying problem here, that you have a majority on this court that doesn't care about precedent, that doesn't care about reliance on established
with this children having access to that environment. the wife had to be careful and the lack of judgment but enough judgment and control to try and manage it to keep it hidden for same in the navy he was in the navy serving in the military and you are doing this anyway. managing it but it a certain point you got caught. it was not an excuse, i didn't know what i was doing but clearly his lifestyle indicated that he did know what he was doing. including, going there, filling out the form, and she said that he gets angry when he is higher, that's why you do not want someone to have a gun because their personality change and they become dangerous. the enabling, you take a firearm and throw it into a trash can, which is then accessible to anyone. all of these people seem to be culpable. >> harris: i didn't see that as enabling, she thought she was doing the right thing.
chairman of reform in california. if you know, you know. we brought this up with john the other day who frequents the area and knows it very well. this is a beloved chain. $20 minimum wage at a time when a lot of these businesses were still crawling over the pandemic struggles. this has hit hard. >> yes. if we know anything about california fast food restaurants, we have 11 hometown institution restaurants. in-n-out burger and rubio's. they have their famous fish tacos. lines out the door at these restaurants. it is not an issue of lack of interest by its customers. in-n-out burger stunned people just eight weeks ago by shutting their only location in oakland citing crime and costs. this week, the stunning news from the rubio corporation. 48 of their restaurants will be shut down just in california.
shift in the way people were using social media in new zealand. and the best example i can give you is we were, we know we're working in the office and creating our tiktok videos with the now prime minister and he came in one day and he said, "oh, you wouldn't believe what's just happened. i've just had someone stop me on the street and say they recognised me from tiktok." and that sort of represented, very simplistically, a watershed moment for the platform's ability to have genuine cut—through with audiences at scale and with voters. and, you know, to be honest, here in the uk, we've already seen that the labour party have racked up, you know, ten million views in the last few days on tiktok alone. the conservatives, you know, a few million themselves. now, to pay for those views on other platforms would be extremely expensive and that's all organic. that's all based on the quality, or lack thereof, in the content that they've been sharing. and, you know, memes are a really effective form of communication. you know, i'd go as far
neot�*s is cambridgeshire's largest town. it used to be part of former prime ministerjohn major's huntingdon constituency. but, because the population around here has grown so much, a new seat was carved out. as well as the town, it also takes in a swathe of villages and new towns, stretching as far as the fringes of cambridge city. population growth, new housing and infrastructure is a big issue round here. thousands of new homes have been built recently. thousands more are planned. and, along with growth come growing pains. at the other end of the constituency is northstowe. where people living in new houses have voiced concerns about a lack of facilities. no shops, cafes or a gp surgery. another new town cambourne has also suffered. and i'm told new estates here in st neots which are welcome for those looking for housing, have put pressure on public services. soothing those growing pains could be big task for this seat�*s first mp.
talked over keir starmer a lot and talked over keir starmer a lot and talked over keir starmer a lot and talked over the moderator a lot. she had to tell them to lower their voices at one point. i had to tell them to lower their voices at one point.— had to tell them to lower their voices at one point. i think there was a sign _ voices at one point. i think there was a sign from _ voices at one point. i think there was a sign from rishi _ voices at one point. i think there was a sign from rishi sunak's i voices at one point. i think there i was a sign from rishi sunak's point of view he knew how much he had to gain potentially from this debate. we should not pay too much heed to opinion polls but privately most conservatives can see as it stands they are behind in the election and rishi sunak needed to find a way to turn that around. i think the conservatives are pleased with his performance. they think he landed key arguments on keir starmer about his plan or as the conservative see at his lack of it. key arguments about tax. but then, labour people around keir starmer i spoke to, they are pretty pleased. they think he showed himself as a prime ministerialfigure and showed himself as a prime ministerial figure and he showed himself as a prime ministerialfigure and he introduced key elements of his background, people who might not have known about his childhood, son of a toolmaker and all that. they think