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Hotel room. disturbing and embarrassing. new york governor andrew cuomo slamming mayor de blasio and the nypd for the way officers responded to the recent water attacks. listen to. this it's one of the most disturbing, embarrassing situations that i have seen. i don't know how we are training police officers how when you are basically assaulted, and that's an assault, you retreat. jillian: officers were attacked with water at least four separate times last month. mayor de blasio will join hannity tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern. you are going to want to watch that adventure seekers and conspira...

This legislation will criminalize this despicable behavior. >> hopefully my colleagues in albany will support this legislation from both sides of the aisle because if that's what they care about, the true safety of our law enforcement, they will. >> bill: have new york lawmakers and police union members responding to a series of water attacks in new york city. proposing legislation that would make it a felony to throw water at an officer. ed mullins and mike reilly, we have the politician and the union rep here. how are you guys doing? good morning. i grew up in ohio and i've looked at these v...

This time a man seen spraying water on officers in queens. how state lawmakers are looking to put a stop to the water attacks. plus, a chicago judge dealt a blow to jussie smollett's legal team denying all motions to appoint a special prosecutor in the case. what is next? a live report coming up. ♪ a double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i...

Introducing a bill that would make it a felony to throw water or any other substance at police. the punishment, up to four years in prison. >> this time it's water. what's next? gasoline? acid? what will it take for radical left-wing politicians to abandon their hostile antipolice rhetoric towards law enforcemen law enforcement? >> supporters of the legislation -- who, by the way, how their news conference outside city hall -- singled out new york city mayor bill de blasio for fostering what they consider an antipolice climate in the city. de blasio, who has spoken out against the water attack...

That was going to be a nonviolent protest, but obviously it is not. what do you make of this? when people are saying that they are picking up squirt guns rather than real guns as a solution. >> dagen: people watch these videos and know whether they live in new york city or anywhere in this country, if the police officers can't and won't defend themselves against water attacks, they cannot defend the people and protect the people of the city in which they work. mayor de blasio, what did he say? crime has gone down year after year after year, that is in spite of him. that's because of the police...