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how is that apolitical? >> you know, what this department does is shameful. i just want to point out, the former chief terrence monahan got down on his knees holding hands with other protesters at a black lives matter protest. and that was okay. that was acceptable but there are other chiefs also high ranking officials who really i think this came from to bow down and kneeled down on the floor at the foot of these protests. that is okay, but god forbid somebody would wear something that is even related to donald trump and they crucify you. >> todd: whether pro blm or anti-blm, who cares about blm? you have to acknowledge it is political. for them to do this really is a violation of the first amendment.
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here illegally. brian: one of these guys is a gang member also in the brooklyn you have terrence monahan who said any who thinks it's okay to walk away, they can walk away from something like that maybe they should consider getting into another profession. he's been critical of the cops were walking away regardless. steve: they know who's involved and they are going to arrest them. ainsley: of the one in harlem was-- he looks like in the video he's by himself himself with a bunch of people so is he in harm's way if he starts arresting people? brian: he could call for backup. jillian, you're going to back us up with the news. reporter: we begin with a fox news alert. the governor of puerto rico is expected to step down today. protesters cheering overnight over reports but carter with resignation is imminent.
this city that you have a mayor that is more concerned with running for president and then can't even run the city. the cops do not respect him and then the public underneath him that will do anything he says and no support for the cops. cops are out there going what happens if i turn around and grab the sky and it's all on video and this and that and i'll lose my job. last night was on mark was on in second-guessing the scotsman you can't do it because you're not in their shoes. i guarantee you no one told them to walk away. that's on their own. their reasons are there reasons. but it's not like it used to be. brian: for example, terrence monahan says this as a make arrest there are a couple guys who thought it was all right to throw water in buckets but it's not right. the officers called for backup and the group eventually scattered but at that moment what you do at that moment? it was 1977 and with you how you have handled it? >> call for backup backup interrupted you face the guy who did it.
>> my god. they came over here. [indiscernible] >> martha: this is hard to watch. nypd chief terrence monahan responded to the attacks on my apartment waiting apart "new york city's cops and communities have made remarkable progress together but every new yorker must show respect for our cops, they deserve nothing less." here now to talk about that in the latest of the border, where another kind of lawlessness has been in effect in some areas, tom homan, fox news contributor, forming acting director of borders and customs enforcement. you were a police officer in upstate new york. it breaks my heart to watch these officers crossing the street and trying to hold themselves together while they are being attacked, essentially. >> it's truly disgusting. if you think about it, these men and women chose a life of service to the city or the
there are people, senior citizens and folks that need power. and we have a hospital there and other things. we want to make sure it comes on right away. i heard a few minutes ago from the chief of the department, from the nypd, terrence monahan, who said if there are any emergencies, people should call 911, if there's someone that needs help. the city needs to mobilize to make sure we get the power back on, we provide accurate and calm information to the public and we get help to anyone who needs it. >> what is the biggest concern you have right now? is it people trapped in elevators, is it chaos on the streets? what do you think? are you still with me, sir? cory johnson? i think we may have lost him. again, we do know that a lot of people are making phone calls right now so we may have some of these disturbances when we're trying to communicate via phone right now. josh campbell is with us, a