You allude to lawrence with respect to potentially witnesses. just so you know. this is one where you cannot possibly think if you tell witnesses and jurors don t worry, we will protect you so long as the proceeding goes on, but as soon as you render a verdict you re on your own and your names can be released and you can be attacked? that is no way to run a railroad. that is just nutty to think there will not be continued protection so you are worried about the next witnesses and jurors. i think this will be continued in some form, particularly with respect to the jurors. adam, jurors must continue to be protected. how much protection does michael cohen get at this point? he is a public figure. how much protection does stormy daniels get.
Him in. steve: we have that soundbite. let s play it. not only a brother i lost a lot of friends a addiction, drugs, alcohol. there are also addictions, also, frankly, that would be nice if people would do things and live certain ways. they are not able to break it. i have had friends that are so strong. my brother was a strong person. i have had friends that were so strong, so powerful, they couldn t stay away from a glass of alcohol. they couldn t stay away from a drug. they had to have a drug. but, you know the way that you solve the problem? don t have them. lawrence: always tell when an issue is personal to the former president. because, you know, the talking points go away. he spoke from the heart. and, you know, this was an opportunity for him to take a shot at joe biden or hunter biden and talk about the family. and talk about it. but he goes, no, it s addiction. and i have been hit personally. ainsley: i m not bragging i never had alcohol because my brother just told me never try
lawrence: exactly right. it was he was a very powerful moment. he also talked about the threat to national security and shear little piece of that. most dangerous point in the history of our country because of the power of weaponry. nuclear weapons in particular. weapons that are so powerful that and i have seen the effects and i had an uncle, get professor at mit we used to talk about nuclear a lot. he used to talk about the power of nuclear. uncle john, we are a briefcase the size of regular briefcase would do damage to i don t even want to discuss. and we re a long way from that in terms of the advancement of that technology and it s very bad, very scary. and i will tell you we have a chance of going into world war iii because of our leader. he talked the other night about that nuclear doesn t matter so much. what matters is, think of this, global warming.
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Started 80 years ago today. lawrence: ainsley, you were talking about stopping time. i just hope all the history and political science classes for our high schoolers, our middle school take a moment and turn the tv on today to witness this. there are so many of that generation that don t know these stories. they don t understand. they don t know what d-day is. what a better way for them to witness and understand history by hearing these stories, brian. brian: because we had courage of people to shoot the film. you don t have to have reenactors. you actually have the actors. shotly after midnight. 2700 allied bombing defenses soften up the targets. followed by 1200 aircraft carrying 300,000. 1:30 in the morning 101st lands. 230 in the morning the 82 and r. alandise. 5:00 a.m. allied shelling german coastal defenses and 6:30 they start landing on the beaches. there was no night vision glasses needed to be able to
i think the numbers are growing because their constituents are growing in anger. people are starting to realize this is a social experiment gone awry and it was a cute policy for a time but it s gotten pretty bad. lawrence: council men, thank you so much. marking the 80th anniversary of d-day with special conch all morning long. comments from the president, next. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we re different. (other money manager) you can t be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also
Coming by the way years ago. you know, to not you know, to not permit the nypd from working with ice is crazy, actually. you know,. lawrence: of course it is. we have forgot how customs enforcement and ice and the department of homeland security were created in the aftermath of 9/11 because we lacked the coordination between the city, state, and local governments to really recognize that the hijackers were there and they were in our country or they were coming in. we created homeland security. and then not 10 years later the city council start, you know, working on prohibiting ice from working with nypd. we are headed for another 9/11 unless we wake up here in new york city. lawrence: such a valid point. i have have about 15 seconds. do you think more democrats join republican colleagues in getting this legislation passed? real quick?
The only global warming that matters to me is nuclear global warming. lawrence: all this talk about donald trump in the last administration that you couldn t trust him with the nuclear codes. steve: right. lawrence: there were no new wars and relationships, whether you agree or not, where he was able to have meetings with putin and say where he stands on it. have a meeting with kim kim jong un and says where america stands on the national stage. you look at it now, what is happening and wars are breaking out everywhere. steve: right. exactly. it was a great interview. ainsley: he said what led to that is that he was saying that joe biden always talks about as the most existential threat is the environment. he said, look, i m in some ways an environmentalist. i want clean air. i want clean water. but the most existential threat is nuclear our nuclear weapons. iran is very close to nuclear weapons. and that s a huge danger. brian: joe biden s philosophy is telling our allies not to
It looks like the georgia case there is just no way that case is going to go before this election is done. and a further delay in the documents case. the president of the united states is working hard to get the gag order lifted on his case in new york. so he can start fighting back against the michael cohens of the world, stormy daniels. personally, i think it s better if he doesn t. but he does want the freedom to be able to do it. ainsley: last night sean hannity went over to mar-a-lago and he interviewed donald trump and it aired last night. a portion of it aired last night. lawrence and i were talking. i thought it was his best interview. lawrence: one of his best interviews. ainsley: he was so humble and talked about what the biden family is going through with addiction. and what he went through with addiction. talked about the abortion issue how it needs to be a state issue. go back to the states. some states are liberal and some conservative. let the people decide. lawrence: he also talked about how he arrived at that position. how it was tradition that it should have been left up to the states. he said you got to follow your hearts. brian: i thought he wants to be the dictator. set worst dictator ever.
Hotels and camps where we have put migrants. and, frankly, lawrence, i mean, these sanctuary city policies started like the 80 s and 90 s when there was a discussion of what to do with the children of people who have brought them here illegally. that morphed under the last mayor under bill de blasio to actually protect violent criminals. when you bar the nypd who goes after violent criminals from going after ice. the only beneficiary to that policy is violent criminals. this is the policy that bob and i are going after this. is the policy, more than anything else, that has to stop. lawrence: councilman holden, looking it the numbers here, the criminal convictions of sanctuary in sanctuary cities and los angeles got over 54,000. in new york city you got about 50,000. do you think for the democrats that have supported this sanctuary policy that there may be some buyer s remorse? i think nobody saw this