and mayor eric adams. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? this is "the daily show," i'm trevor noah. thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much, thank you so much, thank you so much! welcome to the show, everybody! we have a great one for you tonight. take a seat. let's get into it. the january 6th committee dropped bomb shells today. rudy giuliani is lucky to be alive, and our guest tonight is the mayor of new york city, eric adams, and he's going to be joining us on the show and i'm going to ask him if he'll finally let me drive a subway car. let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ) ♪♪ all right. you know, there are a lot of depressing things going on in america right now, so we decided, let's start off today's show with some good news, and i'm talking about what happened to rudy giuliani. ( laughter ) former new york city mayor and america's most illegal lawyer. ( laughter ) you see, he was in a supermarket on st

new york city major eric adams tonight calling the decision, quote, not rooted in reality. so, what now, and how many other states will see their laws challenged? terry moran at the supreme court. linsey davis with reaction from new yorkers tonight. >>> the dangerous heat alerts across several states tonight. temperatures up to 105 degrees. and now the next heat wave already moving in. and the threat of dangerous storms, damaging winds. we're tracking it all. >>> the dramatic pool rescue. an american synchronized swimmer losing consciousness during competition. her coach jumping in to save her. >>> and best in show. america's new top dog, trumpet is his name, and it's a first. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we have two major stories tonight. the supreme court's major ruling on guns, overturning a new york state gun law on the books for more than 100 years. this will be felt not just in new york, but well beyond. reaction from new yorkers on both sides of this in just a moment. >>> but we begin tonight with the eye-ope

eric adams. who else was there? de blasio. i did not go over and shake his hand. i did want to trip him. >> jason, this horrible trend is throughout the country. we have seen san franciscans stepped up with their vote. but the reality is a lot of damage has been done there are people that have been killed. there are crimes that have been on prosecuted including we have spent a lot of time talking about the walgreens that closed. the bbss that closed. so in a way, you can see this might be too little too late. the reality is that it is in the students throughout this country. >> jason: it is an honor and privilege to serve and you have one of the worst mayors. no doubt about that. when you come into you got to set the tone and you got to set the priorities. products and partying and going out with celebrities should not be on your top 20 list. you should be out there. you got to support the cops. you got to hire the cops. you have to go to their funerals. you need to hire them because they lost s many among the way and wh actually apprehends somebody, they got to p

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. >> griff: the friendly skies and eric adams giving workers a shot to get their job back. chita: eric adams is reaching out to ex-city employees, get the shot and get your job back. one fired city worker says no thank you chltz >> it is extortion, we mean nothing to them. eric adams, i was hope whfl he came in, he said he would be better than de blasio and he's been worse and i didn't think that was possible. >> cheryl: ex-city workers have to get the vaccine, we'll see if they take this. if you are willing to lose your job and not get vaccinated, i don't know if that will do much. they are having a labor shortage. >> ashley: and dr. rochelle walensky approved vaccinations for babies six months old. >> 20 million children are able to get vaccinated. we know based on rigorous review the vaccine in the united states can be used safely and effectively in children under five. >> ashley: joining me is dr. macarey. pfizer used three children to approve this, is this safe for kids? is that enough for parents to believe this is safe for kids to be taking. >> look, the fda cdc have

i'll ask the new york city mayor eric adams. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf f blitzer, you're "the situation room". we begin with the u.s. supreme court decision undoing a half century old precedent and ending a woman's guaranteed federal right to an abortion. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has more on the ruling and ramifications. >> hell no we don't need roe. >> reporter: roe v. wade roe v. wade no longer the law of the land. eliminating the right to abortion and leaving all decisions concerning abortion rights to individual states. the final 5-4 majority opinion striking the draft from justice samuel a lee toe. in a dissenting opinion, the court's liberal justices lament the current state of the conservative court saying with sorrow for this court and many millions of american women who have today lost a fundamental constitutional protection, we descent. the monument l move made possible by asu supermajority including three of donald trump's nominees. votin

nothing. >> obviously eric adams is the mayor now. i knows you ran against him, obviously in the merrell election -- mayoral election. there are reports that he may be eyeing a run at the white house. was new york just a steppingstone for him if that turns of out to be true? what are your thoughts on that? >> tell me any politician who gets elected to one position who isn't all of a sudden thinking of another position. >> donald trump. >> all of them, right? all of them. i just say do your job. in this case, eric adams and his cronies better watch out. he has his master plan to get to the white house. at the rate a he's going, he might end up going to the big house in chains and shackles because a lot of them have beaks in the trough. they're talking about putting metal detectors in the subways. they can't get the cameras to work. >> they're gum ping over -- jumping over turnstiles. >> who owns the stock in the company he is suggesting. the chief of staff, beware, i know where the bones are buried and who buried them. maria: you're sa

but here in new york, the mayor eric adams says the 1st step is to clear homeless from the streets. and that's why he's ordered this sweeps, we have tolerated homelessness, won't pass our brothers and sisters who are living in tents on the street. and we normalize it. homeless encampments have increasingly become a national issue from los angeles, san francisco, portland, to boston in new york. as the sweeps continue rest, talk about santa bell. so to this, a protest in opposition to them. oh, many fear the sweeps will force them back into homeless shelters, they say, are unsafe, i'm going to be facing homelessness sooner than i would not choose an option of the shelter. it's the worst place to put to human beings. every one is crowded. there that the conditions, all of that though, that the good, the cleansing us inside of the shelter with that many people is not up to standard . it's not an easy issue. one person's eyesore is another person's home. gabriel's ando al jazeera new york, a phase 3 people have been killed and 5 hours. i'm missing after powerful storm hits. southern mex

last time you were here, we were talking about eric adams and the potential that he would be our mayor. he's our mayor how do you guys think he's doing? >> it feels like we elected a club promoter. [ light laughter ] >> it does >> he's my favorite mayor so far that has their ear pierced there's nothing wrong with that. >> seth: yeah, that's true we got that going for us >> he's also one of the only mayors i feel like could brush into a big deejay session in a nightclub. so i'm looking forward to that >> seth: you guys have both said that he basically governs like someone who only has 24 hours in new york city. >> yes >> seth: yeah. it is crazy how many places he is over the course of one day. >> he just goes everywhere it's like he gets invites in the email that you would usually be like, "ah, i don't want to do that." he's just like, "yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes." [ light laughter ] >> he liking the invites in his spam box >> yeah. >> he might show up at your kid's bar mitzvah. you don't know >> he was at my kid's sixth birthday party i don't know how he got the invite >> seth:

what does this mean when it comes to the crime crisis that mayor eric adams is trying to alleviate? >> good morning, thanks for having me. it is not good news for the people of new york and surrounding suburbs, which i represent in the state assembly. we've seen one bad policy after the next in new york state, starting with carbless bail, raised the age, the effort to defund the police, elimination of the anti-crime unit and mayor adams inherited a mess from de blasio, but he hasn't been able to turn the tide here. i think more and more law enforcement officers as soon as they can retire are taking the opportunity to do so or if they can transfer to a department in the suburbs are doing so and that is problematic for the city of new york. we've seen record rise in crime. you have people being tossed on subway tracks, a baby being shot in broad daylight and it is unacceptable and mayor adams needs to act, he's got to stop spending time partying and start focusing on the job at hand and crime is number one. >> carley: certainly is. "new york post" spoke to a police officer in queens,

eric adams, the most conservative candidate, winning the democratic primary, winning in queens, winning in brooklyn, winning in the bronx, even winning staten island. he'll be on our show in a little bit. now, we have this election recall in california, in san francisco. we have some of the most liberal cities in america actually wanting to take a tough on crime approach, or at least a tougher on crime approach than some of the das that were elected pre-pandemic. what's the impact? do democrats understand the great challenge before them going into the 2022 elections? >> i think they absolutely understand the challenge, and i think they're very worried when you look at san francisco. you have liberals in san francisco saying we've gotten too liberal and went way too far on defund the police, not being tougher on crime, way too far on not being tougher on illegal immigration, and it's allowed republicans to take those topics, stack them on inflation, and paint democrats as out of touch. when you're nancy pelosi, if she were here on truth serum, i think she'd say, listen, aoc, the squad, t

if folks like mayor eric adams and sheriff brown are right, they have the ability to change the rule if they want to, there is a process. >> carley: jamill jaffer, thank you for joining us this morning. president biden caught reading off a cheat sheet with instructions on how to behave down to the most simple human function. >> joey: jimmy failla is here next. migraine hits hard, so u hit back with ubrelvy u level up u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. >> joey: president biden is heading to europe this weekend. >> carley: critics are questioning his priorities after he skipped a key meeting with the oil industry to meet with th

the new york city cities, mayor eric adams, a said earlier that the ruling will put in forwards him here, new york was at further risk of gun violence. and according to him, the city will now try to define code of sensitive locations where carrying a gun will be banned in the future as i quote him here again, the mayor, he says, we cannot allow new york to become the wild west. he w in his bull in washington, dc. thank you so much. now, european leaders meeting to day are expected to grant ukraine official candidates status for membership in the you. now proving ukraine's bed would be the 1st official step towards membership. the european parliament has already passed a resolution calling on member states to grant you crane candidate status without delay. yes, yeah, yes. yeah, roaches outside the u council building here in brussels, made it very clear what they expect from the 27 year leaders. that all of them should agree to grant ukraine your candidate status at their 2 day meeting along with moldova. and just before the start of this crucial summit, many leaders had already given reas

eric adams rolling out new safety teams and naming gun violence czar. according to nypd, there have been 535 shootings so far. mass exodus of black staffers rattled the west wing. op ed reads contrary to the spin coming out of the white house, departure of 21 black staffers is not something that can be brushed off as a coincidence, or a normal part of the political cycle. the white house is trying to treat this inconsequential, biden administration is happy to have black votes, but doesn't care about our interest. the author, pastor for america board little mark little joins me now. pastor, you wrote a great op ed on foxnews.com. you say 21 black staffers have left the biden administration is no coincidence, what do you think it is? >> it is not a coincidence, it's a harbinger. some said we didn't feel valued, we didn't feel mentorship or opportunity. that is a harbinger because these staffers felt the biden administration and saw the biden administration's heart. if you want to know where a man's heart is, look for his treasure, not in black staffers,

we're talking about eric adams right now. the mayor of new york city. a police captain was elected because everybody thought he would take care of crime. one of the things that he's good at is being part of the night life in new york city. i've gone to several black tie things in new york city. everyone i've gone to he is there dappered up and ready to make a speech and how great new york is. i don't want to see him in another hot suit with another hot tie. i what -- i want to see him with his sleeves rolled up. i want to see him at every crime scene and call out andrea stewart's cousins that would change the bail law in new york and governor hochul. i want him with a sign with all three. every time there's a crime, mayor adams, if you give a damn about victims, i don't want to hear you talk. start walking the walk. >> dagen: i'm with her. >> will: wow. >> dagen: you brought up the real house wives. you brought up the real house wives. he's rubbing elbows with two from new jersey. the least he could do is hang out with people that live here in new york

ashley. >> ashley: thanks, griff mayor eric adams giving unvaccinated workers another shot of getting their jobs back if they are willing to get the job. adams is a thing till june 30th with the first dose of the vaccine, but some workers have no interest in getting the vaccine and said they made the right decision. new york city sanitation worker for 18 years refusing to get the vaccine and joins us now. sean kilcullen even if approved, you are not getting it. >> he is extorting a spear that is all it is. >> ashley: so there are 6,000 city workers who have filed for some sort of exemption whether religious or medical. they have not had those approved purity you come of course, one of those people. do you think by the mayor saying hey, i will give you a shot before potentially approve or not approve the exemption, do you think this is may be their way of knowing we might have a problem on their hands if we have to get rid of all of these people for not getting vaccinated? >> 100% pure they know they cannot fire us for being unvaccinated. there are lawsuits all over the place. he is ho

>> i work for eric adams. >> what the heck is wrong with you? ♪ ♪ >> what are you hoping to accomplish? all right have a good one was it something i said? >> i just want to rock. >> you need me? [laughs] >> so what you doing later? [laughs] >> not that lonely. >> world peace. >> to get married to a gay man. ♪ ♪ >> tim one day to be able to swim with some amazing fish. >> i hope to be able to live in a safe place. we have to tell eric adams to get the crime under control. ♪ ♪ >> do you feel like you have god in your life? god? never heard of it. >> i am god how about that? >> i would say more scientific instead of religion. >> do you love dr. fauci? what advice would you give president joe biden? >> why in are we still doing this? >> joe leaves a woman's uterus alone. i prefer not to comment. >> about. >> about. i don't know. >> i'm sorry what was her question again? ♪ ♪ >> your to be on jesse watters prime time. >> high jesse. come to the 40th annual mermaid parade. make sure you are right here this year and next year. ♪ ♪ >>

mayor eric adams approval rating in new york is now 29% in one pole. you know there are several weight shootings and random stabbings in the street in crime is still going up. it suggests that as much as adams may be trying he is running into obstacles as that's what is happening? >> he is running into obstacles. and to the question will progressives get the message? the short answer is no. they will never get the message and that is the reality. look, the messages being sent in these cities for the last two years. it was the crime in the street. san francisco's people taken their way through hypothermic needles and other waste on the sidewalks. close doors smash and grab robberies. but chesa boudin never adjusted none of the progressive prosecutors had the justice they simply won't. i think the message the voters are sending especially in los angeles result is the only way out, the only deliverance is to vote for someone else. rick caruso was a billionaire realtor developer and change registration from republican to democrat to run and that primary. k

of course, our mayors here, i think people have a lot of fait in our new mayor eric adams. crime is worse, how do you explain it? >> i don't have all the answers. if i did, i would give them to him right away. i think a couple of things. we talk about it around this table every night. we need more officers on the street. we need to ensure that we have mental health services. we talked of mental health when it comes to the use of guns. the mental health issue in so many cities across america is s rampant, and we've got to pick out bitter and different ways t address it. any american politician who believes that communities of color, communities in big citie don't want fleece officers on the street, don't know the communities they are talking about. the reason eric adams was he when the majority of the votes because people want their communities to be safe whether your democrat or republican. district attorney's that you listed, they will be held accountable by the voting publi as they should. i want every republican, two toxic make our communities safer . when i say hour, i

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even eric adams says the big apple is rotten. he tells "the new york post" that since taking office and riding the subway himself, he has "shocked at how bad this place is." jessica, you are a lifelong new yorker. i got an email yesterday saying that my rent had been raised 25% i think in part to make up for the fact that the amount of wealth that i was just told that the top 1% of earners contributed to 41% of the city's personal income taxes in 2019. that is the exodus, so now those who are left you cannot afford to move or have to stay here to work our left footing the bill. >> jessica: totally. i got an increase as well. i will text you later about the horror of the getting that phone call if you tell me people moved during covid. tracking single people who had been living in brooklyn, for instance and finally got to live on the upper west side, and now they don't know where to go because the prices have gone up in the neighborhoods they use to live in. it is becoming unmanageable. huge beneficiaries throughout the pandemic.

adams says local officials are weighing their legal options. the nypd has recovered 3,000 gun this is year and gun arrests have hit a 28-year high. >> it engulfs not only new york but our entire country >> reporter: in a state still reeling from last month's buffalo mass shooting that left ten people dead, a defiant governor hochul is considering calling a special session of the legislature. >> you can have restrictions on speech you can't yell "fire" in a crowded theater, but somehow there's no restrictions on the second amendment >> reporter: other states with similar laws to new york's are scrambling to defend them. >> what works in a rural state like wyoming doesn't necessarily work in the densest state in america like new jersey. >> reporter: do you expect more legal challenges to the rules in new jersey >> yes i think it's open season on challenges to gun laws >>> an explosive january 6 hearing revealing just how far former president trump was willing to go to stay in office. the focus in the fifth hearing on how mr. trump tried to strong

instead of eric adams fighting crime on the streets, eric adams is fighting a lot of people who, again, are much closer in their vision how to keep new york city streets safe, much closer vision of the san francisco d.a. that was voted out than the mayor of new york. >> sometimes the bottom line. it's safety. we're going to go live to san francisco a little later in the show. >>> but first, senators in washington had hoped to reach a bipartisan deal on gun safety by the end of this week. but nbc news has learned that talks may slip into next week. senators have hit a snag on how to expand background checks. two people close to the talks tell nbc news at issue is whether to add waiting periods for 18 to 21-year-olds and to enable the fbi to conduct background checks on their juvenile records. a spokesman for republican senator john cornyn of texas said he's not considering waiting periods but does support the provision on juvenile records. democrats, however, want to go bigger. republican pat toomey of pennsylvania says he doesn't believe the compromise on background checks that he reac

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i like that eric adams is talking about it but he is in the middle of the ecosystem. quit slamming everybody else and start showing some real leadership. get focused. he seemed to me to be not focused. we need more of that. >> emily: quick follow-up. another common theme we are seeing is a disconnect between what voters want and what the city council and the mirrors are doing. we saw that in seattle where voters overwhelmingly voted to restore funding to the police, not defund them in the first place and at city council went ahead and did that and it's my understanding the same thing is happening in minneapolis. >> brian: they sort of abandon it but not really but it was only after people in minnesota and minneapolis come everywhere and that states that are you kidding me? are we really going to do this? people won't drive their cars into minneapolis because they are afraid of carjacking. you are a car person. catalytic converters getting stolen all the time. they won't go to that place because that city council and that mayor have absolutely squandered an opportunity

we've seen this in new york city, for example, last summer when they elected eric adams, or last fall, and now this recall effort. it's a sign that in big blue democratic seas across country, there may be a renewed push to go back to aggressive law and order. >> ed, it's a very similar story in california. the top candidates, billionaire developer rick caruso who promises to be tough on crime, and karen bass who is tight on gdp. tell us about that impact. >> similar to down here because you have two democrats in the lead. both of them want to be tougher on crime, it's just rick caruso wants to be a bit tougher. he suggested lapd needs to hire 1500 more officers. you just need a few more hundred because 1500 bwould bankrupt th city. you have to put money in other programs to help reduce crime. she pointed out it's not a california problem, an l.a. problem or san francisco problem, it is nationwide in red and blue states, and she has a point there. but in cities like l.a. and san francisco, the fact we're seeing residents rise up and say, change need to happen, we need to rethink our po

new york city mayor eric adams is slamming the supreme court gun rolling saying we cannot allow new york city to become "the wild wild west." >> while we are still analyzing the decision, we can say with certainty that this decision has made every single one of us less safe from gun violence. the decision ignores the shocking crisis of gun violence every day engulfing not only new york, but engulfing our entire country. >> mayor adams says of the ruling puts an added burden on the police. the kremlin says a peace deal with ukraine is not possible until kyiv accepts all its demands. negotiations between russia and ukraine on a cease fire np steel has been effectively frozen since april. in addition, demanding that kyiv gives up its ambitions to join nato and declare neutrality. russia wants to keep territory it has captured since it invaded ukraine in february. the world health organization is holding an emergency today to decide if the spiraling outbreak of monkeypox florence vega declared a global emergency. this would give monkeypox the same distinction as the covid-19 pandemic and the

. >> new york mayor eric adams begged lawmakers to stop the violence. >> it is high noon in america. >> the second amendment advocates warned about scaling back access to arms amid a crime wave. >> who and you who would call for more gun controls are the same ones that are calling to defund the police. >> republicans contend the second amendment is immutable. >> evil deeds do not transcend constitutional rights. it's the other way around. >> bipartisan senators are negotiating a narrow gun bill that barring assault weapons is off the table. >> reinstating assault weapon ban? >> we are trying to get an outcome. >> progressives could oppose a senate bill. some democrats will take anything at this stage. >> even if we make incremental progress those are incremental lives glafd attorney general merrick garland says the mayor of uvalde requested a doj review of how police responded to the shooting. garland says this is not a criminal inquiry. bret? >> bret: so powerful to hear that young girl about what she had to do in that classroom. chad, i want to turn to this topic we did -- mike ema

and eric adams' election last year should be a lesson learned for every democrat. in round one of that primary, mayor adams ran third here in manhattan. but ran first in brooklyn, queens, and the bronx. in working class communities, principally of color, who were concerned about crime. that tells us something about the rank and file of the democratic party. one thing i learned when i was secretary of homeland security is there are national political issues and then there are issues that are intensely personal to voters. most often when i was in office, family and friends, the question they always asked me was not about our immigration policy, it was not about cyber security. it was simply, is it safe for me and my family to go to this particular public event or is it safe for me to send my kid to this country in europe during spring break? as the op-ed notes, we all know people who are progressive on just about every issue but they're afraid to ride the new york city subways right down stairs here at 30 rock. and want to know know they can safe in their day-to-day

brag openl criticized by mayor eric adams. >> no one takes criminal justice seriously any more these bad guys no longer take them seriously. they believe our criminal justice system is a laughingstock. >> reporter: tonight, president biden urging mayors and police chiefs to act. >> it is time the states and the localities spend the money they have to deal with crime. >> reporter: meanwhile, boudin supporters are concerned the priorities of progressive prosecutors are at risk professor laura bosali investigates wrongful convictions in san francisco. >> we have other cases that in the pipeline. our work is on the chopping block, too. >> i have been robbed on mission street. i was jumped on 6th street. >> reporter: tonight san francisco voters like liberal democrat and sandwich shop owner demanding change. >> the top cop failed. >> reporter: between the enormous amount of money spent on the recall and enormous national attention it received, it is clear rising crime rates are going to be a major issue in the midterms. lester >> jacob ward, thank you. >>> tonight, olympic gold medallist

hay estados como nueva york, en donde el alcalde de la ciudad, eric adams, ha dicho que le da la bienvenida a las personas que quieran practicarse un aborto. y es la problemÁtica que muchas personasque lo mejor de necesitarlo tendrÁ que viajar muchas millas para practicarse procedimiento delaborto de manera segura. muchos se siguen acercando. pero sÍ querÍa mostrarles de primera mano cuÁl es la situaciÓn a las afueras de la corte suprema de justicia. hace tan solo unas horas habÍa mÁs personas aquÍ en las afueras. ahora muchos se han empezado a ir. estamos en la costa este del paÍs, en la hora del almuerzo. muchas personas se estÁn retirando. pero se espera que para horas de la tarde, muchÍsimas mÁs personas comiencen a inundaresta calle que lleva semanas cerradas por motivos de seguridad. porque la policÍa del capitolio y la policÍa de la corte suprema se estaban preparando para esto. para una manifestaciÓn masiva de personas a favor o en contra del aborto. yo soy edwin reportando desde afuera de la corte suprema. no sÉ si tienen alguna pregunta. borja: gracias, mÁs adela

. >> that is eric adams with us this morning. reacting to the supreme court decision yesterday on gun rights. court rules in a 6-3 decision to strike down new york state's concealed carry law. hours later the senate passed the most sweeping gun reform bill in a generation with 15 republicans, joining all democrats in support. the bill now goes to the house where it is also expected to pass. and nancy pelosi has promised a vote today. the new york times with this headline. in one day washington went in two directions on guns. joining us now morning joe senior contributor, eugene daniels and and rue ross sorkin and charles coleman. good morning to all of you. charles, i want to start with you with the legal angle on all of this. first on the supreme court, what is your read of that ruling and what impact it may have as eric adams laid out for us in new york for example. >> this is the biggest expansion of the second amendment that we've seen since a case that came out of d.c. where scalia during that time made it a constitutional r

and let's move it to right where you know the topic we're talking about eric adams right now, the mayor of new york city, a police captain, was elected because everybody thought he would take care of crimehtht. one of the things that the things that he's really good at is being part of the nightlife in new york city. i've gone to several black tie things to new york city. every one that i've gone to, he's been there all zaphod upec and all ready to make a speech and say i'm great new yorkers..d i don't wanton't to see him in another hot suit with another hot tie. i want to see him with his sleeves rolled up. i want to see him with a bunch of cops around them, not anim entourage of high falutin people. i want to see him go to every crime scene and call out carl hesi and andrea stewart cousins who won't change the bail law in new york and governor hochul, i want him to signll with all three every time is mayor ad mary adams, if you give a damn about victims a i don't want to hear you talk. start walking the walk, talk with her. >> she's got wow. yeah. you're d bad at what you brought up t

and if anyone isal listening to this, we need to get eric adams and city council on board with this. >> i can take the national committee and the inspector general's report revealed many on —- many of issues where benefits were denied by advantage plans even though they met the guidelines of thehe medicare program. you put your finger on it. it's about money. these plans receive a set amount of money per person. the fewer services they provide them more details a number many save and to do it and that's a problem. so medicare has many issues. but it's not a for-profit program and thate is one of the beauties of the medicare program. >> it's a big loser for that taxpayer and especially for children anddr grandchildren who will be suffering the consequences of bad policies we have accumulated. >> when you raise the question what would takeov them to move? >> and now trying to because everybody is a lot of - - lobbys but this is how we learned for the various positions. they don't have to flip a coin but it isn't just a flurry of government but it is business in the medicare program.

new york city's mayor eric adams, get back to the office. that sounds like a strict remote work policy. lauren: come into the office, but near chair 5 days a week, hybrid schedules have become more common in the private sector, the mayor believes the city needs its workers to report to work every day in person. be advised absent reasonable accommodation you are required to report to work in person for every scheduled workday and hybrid schedules are not permitted. if you have covid you stay home, work from home. if a family member has covid you are allowed to do the same for five days. none of this ten day thing. covid impacts you for five days. bottom line is you get the city back, new york needs its people back, the ecosystem relies on workers being in the office five days a week. stuart: this one is for you too. why are finance and tech companies hiring more interns? lauren: they can keep them as entry-level employees, play companies plan to hire 22% more interns for the coming economic year. the most eager to recruit talent. reading offe

that is unacceptable >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams says local officials are weighing legal options. the nypd recovered more than 3,000 guns so far this year, gun arrests hit a 28-year high >> the decision ignores the shocking crisis of gun violence every day engulfing not only new york but engulfing our entire country. >> reporter: in a state still reeling from last month' buffalo mass shooting that left ten people dead, defiant governor hochul is considering calling a special session of the legislature to come up with new regulations. >> we can have restrictions on speech you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, but somehow there's no restrictions allowed on the second amendment. >> reporter: but the president of the organization that brought the lawsuit welcomed the ruling which he says protects the second amendment. >> the time has come for this the judges decided they're going to have to live with it. >> reporter: other states with similar laws to new york's are now scrambling to defend them. >> what works in a rural state like wyoming doesn't necessarily work in the d

the new york mayor eric adams said when he spoke to his team asking about the threat level here, they put it at a 10. we have in the syria surge in gun crimes, it is a central platform of this mayor to tampa down on that. so he is concerned that this will harm that effort. as you mentioned, a handful of other states with similar laws, they, too, will have to examine their laws to see if it is in noncompliance with the supreme court ruling. laura: you have reported from the scene of that mass shooting on the new york subway just a couple of weeks ago. are we going to have a situation where potentially more new yorkers are ableo carry concead weapons in public because they have a right to self-defense? reporter: well, look, the supreme court made clear that this ruling doesn't prevent new yorkers from having to get that proper license that states can deem certain parts of the city as sensitive areas like the subway. like times square. what we know is that lawmakers are looking at how they can have a comprehensive review of deeming certain areas as sensitive, of looking at what other law

phil murphy and eric adams, good luck. we'll be watching that announcement to see if the new york area will host games in the world cup. thanks for being with us. >> it is the top of the fourth hour of morning joe and we're here and loving it. the january 6 committee returns today for the third public hearing. this time focusing on the pressure campaign on mike pence, the vice president, to overturn the 2020 election. we'll have what to expect including a look at exclusive new video ahead of this afternoon's hearing. also ahead, the new reporting on ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. she was reportedly in contact with the trump lawyer attempting to overturn the election. and we're keeping an eye on the market this is morning as futures overnight fell nearly 600 points. wiping out wednesday's rally after the fed implemented the largest interest rate hike in nearly 30 years. but we begin with those january 6 hearings. and in just about four hours, the third public hearing of the house committee inve

earlier tonight i spoke with new york city mayor eric adams about his reaction to the ruling. mr. mayor, thank you so much for joining us. a few questions for you this evening. gun violence is plaguing cities everywhere. gun arrests in new york city are at a 28-year high. are new yorkers now less safe after today's ruling? >> so true, and when you think about this decision, was supposedly rooted in our historical past connection with guns. but it did not take into account the reality of today. americans and new yorkers are less safe based on this decision by the supreme court. >> you're the mayor of the most populous city in the country. but 80 million americans live in states that are impacted by today's ruling. do you worry that gun violence will go up all over america now as a result of this? >> we had one of the most stringent gun permit and carry laws in the country. and now this has completely disrupted our pursuit to ensure our streets are safe, and it's taken away the progress that we have made. 3,000 guns my officers have removed from the streets. now we have to go after

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the reason eric adams wass elected because he offered that was the plan he ran. he's got to execute on . but he won a majority the voteop in the city because people want their communities to be safe when you're democrat orr republican district attorney that you listed, they'llil be held accountable by the votingacco public as they shoulv buter i stand i want every republican and any democrat to talk the crazy language around this make our community safer. and when i say our i mean allne of new york , allw of chicago, if it means arresting people, if it means ensuring that they stay behind bars, that meansst building more prisons. we have to do that to make sure that our streets remain safe, not judged. two shortrtfe years after they found the police. here we are. you have a lot of democrats now trying to sayto we need more cos on this. yes, they want to put on the robes of the 35% the right question. yes, ma'am. we're usingng black lives matter was going down burning down streets of businesses in the summer of 2020 when they were saying to fund the police. were y

they laughed at eric as the new mayor of new york , eric adams . eric adams, the new mayor of new york is struggling to tamper down this rising malignant crime wave that's hitting the city whose committee is working day and nightgu. now w here's a guy who now have right now you have to tell your cops now you have to tell your cops when they go outn on patrol at to enforce that everybody everybody has a he didn'tth loadedan the criminals are colorado, florida. we're talkingdg about law abiding. the criminals already have them here , although they by their very nature don't obey the law. well, part of that is you're not getting t and going to havee all these guns available and now and the younger brother and the father and the they let me give let me give dad is going to get the last word. did you get the last one quite. you asked me i want to ask you a question down here in florida, you know the sunshine state, everybody's got a concealed carry permit. whype is that a problem down here ? great question. you don't have any subways. you don't have a s

the annual queen's pride parade marched on after a two-year pandemic pause with new york city mayor eric adams in special attendance and in california, the venice pride festival and parade saw attendees champion lgbtq+ pride on the iconic venice boardwalk >>> a decorated world war ii veteran is proving it's never too late to achieve your goals his name is weldon mcclain, and he waited 80 years to graduate high school after dropping out to join the navy to fight in world war ii and his big day was marked by not one, but two milestones. nole walker from our affiliate kxas in dallas has the story >> reporter: graduation is when high school seniors look forward to their futures this year, another senior, mr. weldon edward mcclain was looking back at a graduation long delays by history when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, it changed the course of history and mcclain's life >> i dropped out of school and tried to get in the navy and i was too young. >> reporter: he was eventually drafted into the army, one of the greatest generation who landed on the beachheads of normandy >> i went on sec

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adams and city council on board with this. >> i can tell you the national committee here in medicare, we are fighting for you and traditional medicare and i agree with you, i mentioned a few minutes ago there is an inspector general's report issued three or four weeks ago that revealed millions of issues, cases where benefits were denied by medicare advantage plans even though they met the guidelines of the medicare program. you pit your finger on it, it is about money. these plans receive a set amount of money a person so the fewer services they provide, the more denial, the more money they save, the more money they can pay, i'm not going to say his name again, i want to give him that much progress, that is, is designed for profit. medicare has many issues, many things that need fixed but it's not a for-profit program and that's one of the beauties of the medicareea program. >> a big loser for the taxpayer and especially a big loser if you have grandchildren who will suffer the consequences of bad policies we've accumulated. good luck. the fact is, you raise the question, what would