the trump administration, california's challenge of the administration's military deployment in los angeles returned to a federal courtroom in san francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings ando federal agents carrying out immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't think you have the power to review what we're doing at all. and the ninth circuit rejected that pretty, pretty soundly and said, no, we do have jurisdiction. there's some precedent for that. and we think it makes sense. >> that professor also points out that the trump administration could pull the national guard troops out at any time, because the tensions are decreasing in los angeles. but he does not think the court cases would go away as easily because of the precedent this could se

marines sent to los angeles to deal with protests against the trump administration's immigration raids. vance used the visit to accuse california democrats of encouraging the demonstrations while he defended the president's decision to deploy troops there. >> the president has a very simple proposal to every body and every city, every community, every town, whether big or small. if you enforce your own laws and if. >> you. protect federal. >> law enforcement, we're not going to send in the national guard because it's unnecessary. but if you let violent rioters burn great american cities to the ground, then of course we're going to send federal law enforcement into protect the people. the president was elected to protect. >> let's talk further on all this now. i'm joined now by morris levy. he's a political science professor at the university of southern california and an expert in attitudes on immigration. professor morris, great to see you thanks for having me. or professor morris levy, i should say. all right. so what do you see? as you know, behind this vice presidential visit? >> a

appeals court has sided with the trump administration ruling that the national guard can remain in los angelesond to protests there. this is a major demonstration is planned today at dodger stadium. madeleine rivera is here in the studio with the latest. >> a victory for president trump so now the administration bolstered by this ruling by the appeals court is adopting a wait and see approach how long the military will be in l.a. vice-president j.d. vance says they're wary about flareups. >> people can't access basic services, and when they broke out, people are violently attacked. we'll pull out the troops when we feel confident that level of instability is going to return. >> the protest set to take place at dodger stadium today comes after the team says it denied ice agents from entering thursday morning. department of homeland security says that custom and border patrol were in the parking lot briefly. our bill melugin reports that the officers were looking for a place to regroup after an operation in hollywood. and the streets are quiet after mayor karen bass lifted a cure curfew this wee

wisconsin's i think you guys are a good one in this but our experience i mean, again, we're in los angeles. it's not a microcosm of the united states. i fully understand that. but it was like when we started do this, they we went through a nonprofit that truly focused this on recruiting lgbt families. so the organized they introduced us to a couple different nonprofits and they were like, come to the house with like cookies they were trying to get us because they knew we were going to do it, you know? and the thing is, whenever they had conversations with people this and they say, whenever i see same sex couple come to our and they come on in because we know you're serious. i mean, there's there's a lot of thought that goes it. there's no such thing as an unplanned pregnancy in the gay world. yeah. yeah. first of all, thank you for writing this book. so i have a really nice small i have a great flexible job. i have a fantastic community and a lot of feel like a lot of love to give. and a couple of years we'll probably have good disposable income and more time on my hands very interested in

even vance says we're going to keep them there in case something happens in los angeles. i mean, this is a lot of this kind of desire to, you know, they need something in order to enact some of these policies, right? if they want to enact these emergency sort of authoritarian policies, they need an emergency and they don't have an emergency. so i think that's there's a lot of theatrics going on here, joe. >> they're lying. jd vance is lying like donald trump. they're lying. molly's right. they want violence. let's be clear. this is dark. this is sinister. donald trump wants violence. he's inciting violence. and he's telegraphed where he wants incitement of violence in blue cities and blue states. that's their plan here. they're the insiders of the violence. >> joe, i thank you for that last word. i started the segment with your book title that i couldn't say, but molly also has an amazing book that's out right now, a riveting work, how to lose your mother. make sure you go and check that out. velshi ad coming up, ice agents in plain clothes are covering their faces as the

that was true in los angeles. it is true in other places. to do a question of how do we engage, that is one of the reasons why i'm active. in the conference of mayors. individually we represent our cities and that's important but collectively there is strength in numbers. we have been clear in saying we want a constructive relationship with our federal partners. we were able to do that successfully with the previous administration with things like the american rescue plan, bipartisan infrastructure law, ships in science act, inflation reduction. all of these resulted in benefits. rebuilding bridges falling apart, investigating the airport to create more jobs. we want that same kind of relationship of the current administration. it has been challenging certainly but i am hopeful that at some point we can focus on what is the most urgent issue in our country right now which is bringing down the cost of living for americans, making sure people have access to high-quality jobs, and opportunities out there. so much of the conversation is about so

soil is being violated in los angeles. i spoke with a uc law, san francisco professor about this issue. >> i think california will ask him to consider what are the facts on the ground right now in los angeles? you know it is it true that today the regular forces are not able to protect the federal law enforcement efforts that ice is engaged those are the subject to protest. but a protest is not a rebellion. so just by will say, well, what are the facts today? is the troops order still valid? is it still necessary? and are they doing more than just protecting federal property in federal law enforcement? are they actually enforcing state civil criminal law which would violate the posse comitatus act. and he's really going to wait to hear from the party's. what did they think is next step in this issue? >> president trump has argued the troops have been necessary to restore order in los angeles. governor newsom says their presence has inflamed tensions and wasted resources. diplomatic efforts at the united nations ongoing thi

protests in los angeles. and later, the house oversight committee set to interview former biden aides next week as new fox news polls reveal what americans make of his mental fitness while in office. impress. and with convenient same-day delivery we'll help you make sure everything turns out. awesome. lowe's knows how to help you summer. welcome to the 100° sweat test. secret clinical versus ordinary antiperspirant. turn up the heat. looks like ordinary antiperspirants can't take the heat. ordinary antiperspirants can't fight sweat better than secret clinical. try new secret clinical strength spray. molly: a win for the trump administration, an appellate court panel ruling that the president can keep control to over the california national guard which is now deployed in los angeles to protect federal buildings from anti-i.c.e. protesters. this as more protests are expected today. madeleine rivera is in washington with the details on this. madeleine. >> reporter: yeah. the legal back and forth on this issue is

he flew into los angeles for a brief visit and spoke at a republican national committee summer retreat. he also met with marines and border patrol agents at a federal building command center in the westwood neighborhood. the vice president criticized governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass for their response to the anti ice protests in recent weeks. vice president vance is also getting some backlash for calling california senator alex padilla. jose. >> i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to show up because there wasn't the theater and that's all it is. you know, i think everybody realizes that's what this is. it's pure political theater. these guys show up, they want to be captured on camera doing something. they want to be able to go back to their far left groups and to say, look, me, i stood up against border enforcement. i stood up against donald trump. >> a spokesperson for the vice president later said, quote, he must have mixed up two people who have broken the law. end quote. vance's comments have be

. >> i live in los angeles. i'm watching horrific things happening that if anybody at this table were there, they would raise their hand and say, please don't do that. the little haiti, which is the safest neighborhood in l.a., is now empty of people going to stores. people are afraid to leave their homes in little haiti in l.a. because donald trump, who said he was going to go after the gang members, is going after the people who are not in gangs. these are that's bad. well, and. >> it is. >> and so and so what i'm saying is when people are now yelling at democrats, saying everything you're doing is bad and dumb and stupid, i wonder what it is we're supposed to do in los angeles. we're supposed to sit here and have policy discussions while our neighbors are being mistreated. i don't think that's right either. >> no, but charging a cabinet member in a press conference that is not a q&a, as our own josh campbell said on cnn, the legal the law enforcement was right to do what they did in that moment, going into a

marines deployed in los angeles.uring his visit, he delivered remarks at a federal command facility he thanked federal and local law enforcement working to enforce immigration laws and he also called out l.a.'s mayor, california's governor while two weeks ago today, protests erupted when immigration enforcement agents began making mass detentions in l.a. the following day, president trump called in the california national guard without consulting the state's governor. a move the governor and l.a.'s mayor said would only provoke people. now an appeals court says the president likely acted within his authority as hundreds of marines in the california national guard remain on the ground. and on thursday, another protest by the dodger stadium, where federal agents were spotted. the dodgers say they denied giving permission for i.c.e. agents to be on their property, but homeland security says i.c.e. agents had nothing to do with the dodgers. it was customs and border protection officials at the parking lot, unrelated to a

visors accused the governor of california and the mayor of los angeles, of inciting unrest. you made of along. so after tuning an f b i mobile command center highly of those months, the federal government deployed national guards and movies to protect federal buildings from protesters against immigration rates. and having similar rates in california as agricultural hard lines, haven't been seen for the last 15 years. but i've changed this past week, was the jump administration increased attends to deport undocumented immigrants. the reasonable reports went to the country, ventura county california, known for each very tired of soil, and the diverse crops had come from its it's also one of the places where the latest round of immigration rates have taken place. the sales of elizabeth, the owner of the god of all which is not his real name is a father before he has been living in the united states for 15 years. let's benito throw her cuz he told me, i'm not going to work every day because i know the rates could happen. i wanted to the president of united states. that's not fed

mayor karen bass denies any writing in los angeles whatsoever claiming that they have peace in l.a.st moments ago on msnbc. there was vandalism for a couple of days our police department, sheriff's department and other surrounding agencies have the situation completely under control if you look at why we have peace in los angeles, it is because of me as the mayor, our police chief, our sheriff -- we have the situation completely under control. the troops are not needed. he talked about rioting, i mean, it just didn't happen. >> deputy director there were attempted murder charges levying on more than one individual who threw molotov cocktails what is the mayor talking about? >> this is not true we've seen violence in the city for days on end we saw it again last night. we continue to see this time and time again from the democrats just not admitting that they're wrong here. that the men and women of i.c.e. continue to go after the worse of the worse they're protecting american people. they're leading from the front and leading from the charge even in democrat controlled cities. and t

vice president jd vance met with marines in los angeles yesterday during his visit.d california governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass of endangering the lives of immigrant immigration enforcement officials. >> border patrol officials tell me that they feel like the local government is sicking violent mobs on them when they go out to the community to enforce the nation's immigration laws. can you imagine what it's like to be a federal official doing your job, and have a mob come after you for following orders? >> in response, governor gavin newsom said vance needed to get back on track, urging him to help those affected by january's wildfires. >> that you sit down with the president. united states, in just a couple of days ago suggested that these american citizens may not get the support that other citizens get all across this country in terms of disaster relief. i hope we get that back on track. we're counting on you, mr. vice president. >> the vice president says the marines and national guard will stay in los angeles in case protests escalate. clo

and the los angeles dodgers have an unlikely opponent. the trump administration. it comes after immigration agents were seen near the team's stadium. what both sides are claiming. we're going to get to that. i i want know what you think. go to my website. it's smerconish.com and answer today's poll question. should the los angeles dodgers have denied property access to immigration officials doing their jobs? don't forget to sign up for the newsletter. while you're there, you're going to get the work of steve breen, who is a great illustrator. like this the billionaire boys club was a ball club full of rich white guys. >> joe horn was the puppet master. >> he was chasing wealth. >> and power. >> at any cost, even. >> murder. >> billionaire boys club premieres sunday, july 13th on cnn. >> dry. i still feel pretty rough. or tired with my bow eyes can feel. >> my bow. >> my bow is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye. too much tear evaporation for relief. >> that's my bow. oh yeah. >> remove contact lense

both protests flared amid ongoing immigration raids across the los angeles area. los angeles on friday, but it wasn't for his tour of an ice facility or for blasting leaders over immigration protests. but it was for what? what he called one of california's u.s. senators while defending federal immigration raids, vance referred to senator alex padilla as jose padilla, a name tied to a convicted al qaeda terrorist. just one week after padilla was tackled and cuffed at a news conference, vance claimed padilla skipped his los angeles appearance because, quote, there wasn't a theater. the line drew back instant backlash, not just from padilla's office, but from city leaders and more. >>well, i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to show up because there wasn't the theater and that's all it is. you know, i think everybody realizes that's what this is. it's pure political theater. >>los angeles mayor karen bass didn't hold back, calling vance's comments not just disrespectful, but deliberate. >>how dare you d

and joining us now is the mayor of los angeles, karen bass. mayor bass, welcome back to the weekend. >> thank you. >> thanks for having. >> me on. >> so you had a press conference yesterday where you said, and i quote, how dare you to vice president jd vance and what he did coming to your city and misnaming senator padilla. talk more about that. >> well, first of all, the whole visit was insulting. it was a. >> photo op. >> and really, he. was here for. >> a fundraiser. >> but he. >> comes in, he. >> makes all of these, you know, statements about what is. not happening in la at. all and then. insults the senator that he. >> serves with now as president. >> of the senate. so it was just disrespectful. >> but it. >> was just tough listening to him. >> saying what is going on in our city? >> and it'd be 100% lies. >> mayor bass, you know, in black and brown communities being misnamed often has some underlying tendencies. and, and, you know, the conversation around this that people are having online, folks that i talked to, even just in the last,

hoy se cumplen dos semanas desde que comenzaron los fuertes operativos migratorios en los Ángeles y desdedas no solamente se han intensificado, sino que han terminado en una escena muy violenta. los agentes federales regresaron a un centro comercial en pico rivera, donde detuvieron a varios supuestos migrantes indocumentados . salvador durán estuvo en la escena y tiene todos los detalles de este operativo . >> nuevamente , agentes de la patrulla fronteriza regresaron esta mañana al centro comercial de pico rivera . cerca . al ser confrontados por miembros de la comunidad que obstruían su paso. los oficiales respondieron con bombas de humo . momentos antes, los uniformados interrogaban a un hombre con aspecto árabe en el estacionamiento . cuando un miembro de la comunidad se acerca y les grita que se retiren . >> go! go, go! go ! get out of here ! >> los agentes proceden con el arresto del hombre interrogado , sembrando miedo e ira en la comunidad. y aquí en pico rivera, la ciudad confirmó la presencia de los agentes federales . incluso en la alcaldía de la municipalidad. y ahí les han ped

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he is a sports columnist for the los angeles times. he wrote this in his latest opinion piece, the divisive environment created by trump forced the dodgers to take a side. however passively. now they have to win back angry fans who pledged allegiance to them, only to be let down. we'll speak with dylan in a moment. we had a technical issue, but we'll get right to him in just a second. also this morning, the naacp and the southern environmental law center. they say they plan to sue elon musk's artificial intelligence company because they say it is polluting the air in memphis, tennessee, about a year ago, a company moved into an abandoned factory in southwest memphis and turned it into an a.i. training system. the claim here is that it's the most powerful one in the world, as some local officials, including the mayor, said that it would be a source of jobs and tax dollars. others say they were kept in the dark about the deal. the people who live in boxtown. this is a majority black community nearby. they say that it's a source of indust

sheriff of los angeles county. talk to the chief of police of los angeles. >> city and. >> hear from them. their frustration for the lack of communication, the lack of. >> coordination. >> this unnecessary and counterproductive buildup of. >> the national. >> guard and the marines. >> making their. >> job as local law enforcement more difficult. or even if you couldn't do. >> that. >> how about taking a moment to go to the pacific palisades and. >> pasadena. >> altadena and talk to the families who lost everything in the fires from. last january? because guess what? months and months later, there's still no additional disaster aid coming to so many people. in the region. we got a lot of important work to do, but this is how the vice president chooses. >> to act. >> and that says a lot. >> you know, we should also point out that a spokesperson said, quote, of the vice president, he must have mixed up two people who have broken the law. you didn't break any laws. >> i didn't break any. >> laws, senator. >> we've know

. >> california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles returned francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings and federal agents carrying out immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't think you have the power to review what we're doing at all. and the ninth circuit rejected that pretty, pretty soundly and said, no, we do have jurisdiction. there's some precedent for that. and we think it makes sense. >> the professor also points out that the trump administration could pull the national guard troops out at any time, because the tensions are decreasing in los angeles. he does not think the court cases would go away as easily, though, because of the precedent this could set for other states. vice president j

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vance was in los angeles defending president trump's decision to deploy national guard troops, which been upheld for now by the ninth circuit court of appeals the president has a very simple proposal to every body and every city, every community, every town, whether big or small. >> if you enforce your own laws and if you protect federal law enforcement, we're not going to send in the national guard because it's unnecessary. but if you let violent rioters burn great american cities to the ground, then of course we're going to send federal law enforcement in to protect the people. the president was elected to protect. >> this week, the department of homeland security reversed course on guidance limiting immigration raids at farms, hotels and restaurants. i want to bring in now, rebecca. she's the ceo of the american business immigration coalition. rebecca, good morning to you. this dhs guidance lasted 72 hours from the reporting to the reversal here. so what's the climate in business and in the communities now? >> victor. >> employers are. >> farmers, ranchers. small business. owners

i believe that's true in los angeles and other places.o your question of how do we engage, that's one of the reasons i'm active in the u.s. conference of mayors. individually we represent our cities and that's important but collectively, there is strength in our numbers when we come together. we have been clear in san diego that we want a constructive relationship with our federal partners. we did that successfully in the previous administration, passing the american rescue plan and bipartisan infrastructure law. all of these had the fingerprints of the u.s. conference of mayors, resulting in benefits in communities like mine where we are rebuilding bridges that were falling apart. we want to see that same kind of relationship with the current administration. it's been challenging, certainly. but i would remain hopeful that at some point we can remain focused on the most urgent issues in our country, bringing down the cost of living for americans and making sure people have access to good, high-quality jobs and that there are opportunitie

griff: vice president jd vance in los angeles sending a strong message to leaders refusing to enforcees and the first guest is the city of seat and will rocked by fiery protest this last week and radical violent left bring in jason rantz. you're great to speak to about this because seat 18 just continually ground zero and violence is worse in los angeles and just go back to blm and see what's happening right now. there's antifa and anarchists and thugs that are using a larger movement to mask their own violence going to be number one and quite literally give cover and completely ignore the violence and rioting and that's what we've seen not just from media but talking about democratic lawmakers and violence on the ground and pretending it represent as very small group of people that are incredibly violent and are going to kill someone. guy: these groups using you say a trojan horse, is this a little highly deep pocketed operation in your opinion? >> so, it's a tricky question with maybe a bit of new answered answer. yes, there's money flowing in and there's a different nonprofit group

los angeles and los angeles county.ally different jurisdictions. and that goes well. yes. and that's a problem because the beginning started in los angeles county, but it's los angeles. they keep focusing on los angeles. but the provocation that she's talking about, you continue to see a lot of these people wearing masks. you see them in cars that are not official cars. and i've. >> seen plain clothing. >> and license plates and anybody can come up. and that's provoking. who who's to say this is really a person? who are these people? right. exactly. so these things have to be answered. they are taking over the city and trying to bring peace. but who are you? are you just going to kidnap me? that is a problem. and this has spawned on by the federal government overkill that the president says he can go in any other city. this is now becoming a police state. >> you know. >> one of the things. >> that i keep thinking about is how. >> this is a pattern for the trump administration. trump world. >> right. sending jd. >> vance