any chance that person would beat kathy hochul in november? >> joe: i'm supporting zeldin, lee will be a great governor and he has finances and wherewithal to beat kathy hochul in november and save our state and finally save our state. >> carley: all right, joe concha, thank you for joining us, congratulations again. turning to this newly leaked voicemail indicate president biden lied when he told americans he never talked to his son about foreign business dealings. >> the article online will be printed tomorrow in the times was good, i think you are clear. >> joey: is joe biden going to run for president again? democrats might not be happy about what kamala harris just said. we're talking about it with joe concha. >> carley: new evidence emerging that president biden knew more about his son's business dealings than high let on. >> joey: leaked voice there it is mail shows the president was worried about how the press would cover his son's relationship with a chinese company. brooke singman will tell us more. >> brooke: newly leaked voicemail

the contrast is clear between somebody like kathy hochul and where i stand on these issues where albany has banned the safe extraction of natural gas. i say let's reverse it. there's pipelines that are being denied. alvin brag is refusing to enforce the law. the state of new york has the constitutional authority to fire a d.a. that refuses to enforce the law. hochul says let's give him some slack. we've seen it with cashless bail. i believe cashless bail should be overhauled. she wants more data. there's an important decision to be made by new yorkers of all walks of life hitting their breaking point regardless whether you're republican, democrat, independent. we feel confident and take nothing for granted. >> she's been pounding the roe v. wade decision. that is we're told galvanizing the base in new york. you think it's going to work? >> no, i don't. there's two problems with that. one is a few years ago in new york, they codified already far more than roe. when the dobbs decision was issued by the supreme court, the law in new york did not change. that's one aspect of it. the second

new york governor kathy hochul calling the decision reckless and reprehensible. 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 ne

zeldin will face off against governor kathy hochul, who easily won the democratic primary tonight. hochul is looking to galvanize enthusiasm from democratic voters by concentrating on national issues like the recent supreme court decisions. she passed sweeping gun restriction laws and vowed to keep new york an abortion safe harbor. tonight, hochul leaned into the abortion issue, while zeldin focused on surging crime. >> protected from politicians and judges trying to control women's bodies, resulting in government mandated pregnancies. that's what they want to have. abortion rights aren't going anywhere as long as i am your governor. >> when the pro-criminal liberals controlling albany were insisting on policies that would take our state in the wrong direction, kathy hochul didn't stand up and lead them. instead, she got led by the far left. >> new york is a very blue state, but polls show that governor kathy hochul's not doing good when it comes to public opinion on her handling of crime and the economy, and republicans believe that is their avenue to try to take over the governor

. >> we have governor kathy hochul of new york joining us tonight on this night that is a huge setback for the new gun laws of new york. the supreme court ruling in new york, which means it is a ruling for all 50 states about carrying concealed weapons. the governor, i saw the governor react to it live on local television, she was absolutely outraged by it. stacey abrams, who may be a future governor is also joining us. we are going to get her reaction to the plot to steal the georgia electors from joe biden, and show them. the observations about how this dark world of republican so-called legal scholarship works, and way that eastman letter, how it all moved from eastman to the justice department to the white house. >> i was thinking about that wall squinting today at the visual exhibit that the committee released as part of the hearing, when they talked about the man that they had put at the justice department working with jeff clarke, getting the eastman plan effectuated, making it look like it was the justice department's work, and that was circulated among some congressional staff

new york governor kathy hochul is vowing to have the law rewritten to comply with the supreme court's ruling. meantime, similar concealed carry laws are still on the books in five other states which are new jersey, massachusetts, maryland, hawaii, and california. anne-marie? >> trinity chavez in new york. thank you very much. >>> well, the supreme court still has several major cases on its docket and is set to release more opinions today. one involves a mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. a draft opinion leak last month indicates that the court is ready to overturn roe v. wade which made abortion legal nationwide. another case involves whether the biden administration can end the trump-era remain in mexico policy that requires asylum seekers to stay in mexico until their cases are heard. >>> there was more gripping testimony in the january 6th investigation. three former justice department officials testified yesterday talking about how former president trump pressured them to try to overturn the 2020 election results. when they told him there was no evidenc

fire kathy hochul one party rule in albany i want to be able to do it. >> you've got an economy that is slowing down sharply yet president biden, is making these incredibly bold claims, on twitter yesterday, he tweets this, at the time i took office about 16 months ago the economy which had stalled and covid was out of control, today, thanks to economic plan and vaccination plan that my administration put into action america has achieved most robust recovery in he modern history i am not sure where he is seeing a robust recovery, in modern history when in fact in a contraction right now tweet comes as gasoline prices have more than doubled, since biden took office, inflation is up highest levels in 40 years, economically speaking in new york what can you do to change this? >> we also have on top of things i spoke about with energy, and right now the push in albany they want to pass as next big bill, a ban on all gas -- statewide if you look at state budget i was in a senate four years two terms, before i got in congress we had a self request imposed state spending krep they've blown

until they do that, shame on kathy hochul. do your job where let us carry guns and protect ourselves. >> dagen: we've covered a lot. thank you so much for being here. great to see you always. >> happy fourth. >> dagen: you, as well. i have lots of red, white, and blue to wear. lots of the stripes, they have to be vertical so you don't look wide, but that's a female problem. what does this mean? kamala harris with a bizarre backtrack after guaranteeing a 2024 run for biden and her. and the president's border crisis looking grimmer than ever. >> they are the ones playing politics with immigrants and innocent children coming into this country. protecting our borders, securing our borders, it shouldn't be political. it's about saving human lives. >> dagen: more information on the horrific deaths of hundreds of migrants and heated words between the vice president and the governor of texas. plus, big reaction to the supreme court decision on the remain in mexico policy. griff jenkins live at the border in texas and brandon judd, pre

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an issue i run on successfully and i think kathy hochul will struggle in her reelection this november because of this crime skyrocketing we have seen. people have a right to self-defense and have constitutional rights for second amendment. we'll have to see how far to the left kathy hochul goes. >> harris: thank you for letting us get to the rest of what was breaking today and making time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> harris: a lot of beach time for president biden. hope he has some extra sun block. no vacation, though, from voters disapproval. you can't run from that. a new quinnipiac poll has president biden tying his all-time low job approval rating of 33%. where else is he underwater? a lot of different places and not by a little. one on his handling of top issues like the economy. gun violence, putin's war on ukraine and the mid-term elections. tick, tick, tick, they are coming up. steve hilton is also coming up and he is host of the next revolution. we can start to look at the polling that has been going south for months now. but i'm kind of focused on what is his strategy go

and when kathy hochul got confronted on capitol bail, she saidco i need to see more data when she was confronted on minhad district attorney alvin bragg, she says cut him some slack. he's doing his job. he just got there. so it's very divorced from the reality of the moment that crime is surging. we should be unapologetically backing our blue. the streets of new york city should be ruled by law abiding citizens insteadtead of crimina and across the state, people who haven't had a chance to travel new york . >> it is one of the most beautiful states upstate g new york finger lakes go up to lake george champlain. this is a spectacular state.ul this state shouldar be a hub of manufacturing. it should be another silicon valleyey. p it's possible with the right fiscal policy. but albany's c corrupt and thiso woman has gotma to go . i'm sorry, new yorkers, you've got to get rid this one of the worst talking about a forkon in the road.alk about the fork in the road they have one party rule. they have supermajorities in the assembly and senate outsized power, people who self-described sociali

new york governor kathy hochul signing several bills into law, including as you heard rachel report there, raising the age to purchase assault rifles from 18 to 21. and rachel, i guess the question is, as this country waiting and watches, will lawmakers in washington, what will they do, if anything, is there any movement in the meantime from other states, other than new york state tonight? >> reporter: well, david, some states are not waiting for congress to act. the democratic governors in new jersey and delaware are urging their state lawmakers to also raise the legal age limit to purchase a semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21. but i can tell you on a federal level, i talked to many republicans today who told me they are just not onboard with that. as for these bipartisan discussions, i'm told that group of senators will be meeting again tonight in hopes of striking a deal, david. >> i know you're going to stay on this all week for us, rachel, thank you. >>> in the meantime, overseas tonight, and to the war in ukraine. vladimir putin issuing a new warning to the u.s. after the u.s. and uk

it was a few hours ago we saw kathy hochul. what's happening in new york? >> they are responding to buffalo. they are doing what they can. and remember new york already has the toughest gun lus some of them in the country. one that's giving a lot of talk is mostly the age restriction of 21 to buy or possess a semiautomatic rifle. the shooter in buffalo was 18. they are trying to address the things that were exposed by that. another big one is tight account the red flag warnings already in existence in new york. again, remember the 18-year-old shooter allegedly had a mental health check of some sort the year before, but it wasn't very serious. he joked his way through it, he says in his writings, ask went on to be able to buy a gun. there's also things like a ban on buying body armor unless you need it for work as a security guard or law enforcement official. so new york is doing what it can to try to solve this problem. here's a what the governor had to say about why she's taking action now. take a listen. >> it just keeps happening over and over and over.

joining me now, governor of new york kathy hochul. first of all, on abortion, you first of all weren't obviously surprised by this ruling. what does it mean for the people in new york? >> i am the first om governor in the state of new york. we had abortion legal in our state since 1970 so this is deeply personal to all of us as the keepers of the flame. you know, we -- we support this right. we cherish this right and we feel for our sisters across this country, who no longer have access to control over their own bodies. in fact, approbe subject to government-mandated pregnancies. here in new york we took action already. we gave $35 million to existing providers so they can be prepared for the influx of women coming from other states. we also -- i signed a package of laws just last week to ensure they have immunity for abortion providers in this state so they are not subject to lawsuits from states where they have personal rights of action to go after people who secure an abortion or the provider. so -- so we have done what we can here

but kathy hochul is not just ignoring the plight of her constituents but getting angry when they are afforded new rights. >> governor hochul: i'm sorry this dark they has come back. and i. and i would like to point after to spin purchases is that the only weapons at the time were muskets for. and prepare to go back to muskets. >> she is so smart. join me now is he was congruent with men and -- big primary market everybody get out and vote. if you like what is happening in this city and across the state, "for coco -- hochul. >> she was talking about weapons of war as if people who want concealed carry are looking to put one of those fully automatic scary looking weapons and more on, poked pockets. she was firmly a rated nra endorsed member of congress. statewide in a liberal state like new york instantly they are tentative act like jane fonda. >> laura: it is another attack on that simply. a man stabbed in the back. i mean, i used to ride the subway. i know a lot of people are not riding the subway. they are not going to do it be. >> i think it is better parents -- parenting for -- an

try nervivenerve relief. >>> new york governor kathy hochul has signed new gun control legislation among the banning reportsing requirements for gun seizures and possible one-year prison term for threatening mass harm like a school shooting. majority of americans favor a variety of gun restrigss including university background universal background checks and ban on ar-15 semi automatic rifle. meanwhile some advocates the are looking overseas for ideas how to prevent mass shootings. japan has one of the lowest rates of gun violence in the world while u.s. has more than four firearm homicides per 100,000 people. in japan the number is nearly zero. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: rafael a well-known japanese youtuber is also ex-military. but before taking up skeet shooting he had to get lessons which in japan is an ordeal. >> whthere's mandatory training. you have to pass physical and mental evaluations and police ask your family and friend wlz you have violent tendencies. from the time you began the process until you got the license how long did it take. >> translator: it took me a

the winner of the race will likely face democrats kathy hochul. she has joined for her first full term as governor with andrew cuomo sexual harassment candidate. the g.o.p. runner congressman lee zeldin said new york will not be safe until she is out of office. >> kathy hochul got confronted and she said, i need to see more data. when she was confronted, she said, cut some slack. he's doing his job and just got there. it is very divorced from the reality of the moment that crime is surging. speed to moving utah where some dramatically facing two challengers becky edwards former state representative and ally and some from a business and community leader. both find twin seat the trump backed senator in oklahoma. a huge pool of republicans looking to retire senator jim. mark, the one to beat, a dozen other hopefuls including former environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt who served under president trump. in colorado trumps endorsed lauren boebert with moderate senator don corum. >> joey: vice president kamala harris with a biden-harris tic

governor kathy hochul signed ten safety-related bills into law yesterday. one prohibits anyone under the age of 21 from buying semi-automatic rifle. >>> five members of the right wing extremist group, the proud boys, are facing the most serious charges involving the attack on the capitol. enrique tarrio and others were charged yesterday with seditious conspiracy. federal prosecutors say they used force to stop congress from certifying president biden's electoral win in the 2020 election. >>> and the 2022 special olympics are now under way in orlando. more than 5,50 athletes from all 50 states will be taking part. for some, just getting to the games was a once in a lifetime experience. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: with the choreography of a ballet, 128 jets touched down minutes apart. it's the world's largest peace time air lift, bringing more than 800 athletes to this year's special olympics in orlando. >> we felt like we were celebrities. just coming off that plane, just everybody -- everybody just rooting for us. >> reporter: we flew with the tex

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in new york, congressman lee zeldin wins for governor, and will face kathy hochul, running for her first full term after rising to power in the wake of disgraced former governor andrew cuomo sexual assault scandals. zeldin promises to clean up the mess by their policies. >> she's been pandering, when tax and control spend nothing albany and pro liberal criminals incysts -- insist on taking our state in the wrong direction, kathy hochul didn't lead them, she got led by the far left. >> brooke: gubernatorial race in illinois, darren bailey is up against incumbent democrat j.b. pretzger. bailey says she is the change needed. >> illinois is a lot worse off than it was 40 years ago and time for something different. >> brooke: moderate democratic congressman shawn captain defeats marie newman in illinois sixth district house primary forcing battle between sitting lawmakers there. casten's next challenge will be holding on to his seat against pete pecal. big win by joe o'day. it was a great night for republicans incumbent in key races. congresswoman lauren boebert beating coran by a landslide a

congressman lee zeldin wins the republican nomination for governor and will face incumbent democrat kathy hochul who is running for her first full term after rising to power in disgrace of former governor cuomo alleys sexual assault candles. vowing to clean up the mess of democrat policies. >> she's been panderingering to the far left whchlt the tax and spend criminal liberals controlling albany were insisting on policies that would take our state in the wrong direction, kathy hochul didn't stand up and lead them instead she got led by the far left. >> brooke: another big gubernatorial race shaping up in illinois with trump-backed farmer darren bailey clinching the gop nomination. now he is up against green bay jb brickser this fall looking to keep his residence at the governor's mansion but daily said he changed the land of lincoln needs. listen. >> illinois is a lot worse off than it was four years ago. lot worse off than it was industry years ago and time for something different. >> brooke: in another blow to the far left moderate democratic congressman sean cas ton defeats aoc ally ma

joining me now is the governor of the empire state, kathy hochul. governor hochul, thank you for coming to the sunday show. >> appreciate the opportunity to have a conversation with you about these issues. as you mentioned, new york is front and center. we always have been. we are right here, first place of the lgbtq place movements. also the right is under attack. he's thanks for the chance to have this conversation. >> how do you officially call the legislature, called a special session? >> we are meeting at noon on thursday. i wasted no. time we are working with legal experts in anticipation of what steps we can take. we have to comply with the supreme court dictate, but i tell you, i'm going right up to the line to make sure that places like right here, where we are about to have millions of people gathering for a pride month to celebrate this movement that started here, i don't want people packing heat. i don't people carrying guns concealed through here, because that will recap it. i spoke to a church in southeast queens, they don't people wal

we have to be understand there is this basic figure and that is what kathy hochul did yesterday. an 18 euros should not go into a gun shop on his birthday or the day after and shop for an ar-15, ammo the next day, and then another ar-15 as if he were going to the 7-eleven to buy a slurpee. that is how easy it was for this young man. where's a human red flag of that local store saying there's something wrong here? what is wrong is there something wrong in texas because greed has come into play, the nra agreed and store owners greed, greg abbott's greed, absence of leadership on this issue. and republican constituents want to change themselves and he is just not listening. amy: at a church service on the day after the shooting, bella barboza, who is 11 years old, spoke about her friend ellie garcÍa, who was killed during the massacre at robb elementary school. ellie had been set to celebrate her 10th birthday. >> ellie was a very bright girl. she made a huge impact on the church. she was very kind and very active and very confident. i remember we were painting jars for mother's da

hochul, the governor who stepped in when andrew cuomo resigned. the congress ma'am tom swozzi giving up his seat but hochul favored to win zeldin, giuliani, but that new york republican primary could ending up being a close one tonight, shep. >> steve kornacki, thank you. >>> the people in charge of catching cheaters, cheated that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. ernst & young paying a $100 million fine to settle charges with wall street's watchdog, the s.e.c. the charges, what the accounting giant's auditors cheated on cpa exams and misled government investigators. the s.e.c. reports the penalty is the largest fine ever imposed on an audit firm. >>> delta admitting today fourth of july travel will be a mess. the airline just announced a systemwide change for free policy for all flights scheduled this holiday weekend that means passengers can rebook their trips with no change fees and no fare differences. the nation's airports plagued with travel troubles these days. according to flight away, in the past two days alone, airlines have delayed

we have governors like kathy hochul either appoint judges or parole boards members who release criminals back on to our streets constantly. now we're seeing same thing from the president of the united states trying to appoint individuals who don't want to hold those breaking our laws, making our streets so dangerous accountable. and i think, i give the senator credit for going after him, going after her on this issue because it is incredibly important the people know who the president, who arep a appointing to be judges they're not good judges. they're releasing bass people back on our streets. the people need to know it. elizabeth: congresswoman malliotakis, thanks for coming on. come back soon. what the president, democrats ignoring in the electric car push, collapse the power grid, create blackouts, destroy roads and bridges you pay to repair. we'll dig ahead on "the evening edit." >> you're about to have brownouts across the country because we failed to invest in reliable electric system while asking people to buy electric cars. the biden people including the president don't have a c

we're actually waiting for reaction from new york city mayor eric adams and governor kathy hochul, who are scheduled to have unrelated events in the next few minutes. they're watching this very closely. as know, mayor adams in new york has tried to crack down on gun violence because of the recent surge in violence over the last few months. this could potentially derail some of the measures he was looking to in new york. but other cities, connecticut, california, delaware, hawaii, maryland, massachusetts and, as i mentioned, new jersey, looking at this very closely and trying to figure out what this means for them going forward, jose. >> i want to bring in ken delaney, outside the supreme court. ken, what's the mood there? >> reporter: well, jose, you may hear some noise behind me because there are a number of protesters on the abortion issue, in anticipation of that big ruling coming down from the supreme court any day now. but not today. and we're getting this major guns case, which as pete williams has been saying, just a huge expansion of rights for many americans under the second a

in new york, the current governor, kathy hochul, is expected to win the state democratic primary. on the republican side, former mayor rudy giuliani's son andrew is facing a four term long island congressman, representative lee zeldin. zeldin is a fervent supporter and recent polls show him leading in that race. in oklahoma there's a special election for an open senate seat to replace the retiring republican senator james in half. the main front-runners, u.s. representative markwayne mullin's and former oklahoma house speaker tw shannon. in colorado, the firebrand republican representative lauren boebert is running for reelection. just one of several marquee matchups in that state. steve kornacki is with us at the big word. what's going on in colorado, steve? >> interesting race out there. it's western colorado. that's the district of lauren boebert, the freshman running for a second term. she's got a republican primary challenger here named don corm, and what's made this race interesting is that democrats in this district, it seems, have concluded that on the whole, the district

this month, near governor kathy hochul signed a slew of bills into law designed to curb gun violence, including raising the age to purchase semiautomatic rifles. new jersey and california or are considering their own safety packages. now, we have to take a step back for a moment. the senate negotiations, the action in blue states, all of that is in the backdrop of one institution, the supreme court. any day now, the court will issue its first major second amendment opinion in more than a decade. court watchers expect that ruling could dramatically expand the protections afforded to individual gun owners. in fact, a ruling from the court could mean that gun owners could not need a permit to carry and concealed weapon. to ask where the nation stands on considerate now is far more complicated than it should be. joining me now is democratic congressman adriano espaillat of new york. congressman, it is always a pleasure, thank you for making time with us. i want to get your thoughts on the state of the senate negotiations. when they announced this last week, i will admit, i was skeptical o

. >>> new york governor kathy hochul announce ago slue of new bills designed to tighten gun laws across new york state. lawmakers say it could close loopholes that could have contributed to a mass shooting in buffalo last month. athena jones joins me with much more. >> reporter: this pass package of ten bills it set to pass the legislature and it would among other things raise the age to buy a semi-automotimount automa rifle, required new pistols to have micro stamping technology, a gun's fingerprint on each bullet it fires, it would ban civilians from buying bulletproof vests, bullet resistant vests and body armor like that and would broaden red flag laws, expanding the list of people who could file for a special protective order that allows courts to temporarily seize weapons from someone deemed to be a dang for themselves or to others. now, governor hochul says this is a step new york is taking, one of a few governors making this push at a state level but she wants to see federal action. she said new york already has some of the toughest gun laws in the country but clearly we need to

governor kathy hochul signed ten gun-related bills into law on monday, including raising the age for semi-automatic rifles to 21 >> it keeps happening over and over and over again, and very to ask, when did we become a nation that reveres the right to have the ability to possess a gun over the right of a child to stay alive when did that happen >> governor hochul also referenced the weekend shooting in philadelphia that claimed three lives. overnight, police revealed a second suspect has been arrested in that case >>> meanwhile, uvalde native, matthew mcconaughey spoke with lawmakers at capitol hill. and on the steps of the capitol, student activists demanded change >> senators, please act. don't look away. don't look away. don't look away. >> the group, students demand action, were joined by senator, including chris murphy, who has been leading gun reform talks. could we see movement this week on gun reform in congress? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. the key senators involved in those bipartisan talks seem optimistic that a deal could come this week senators chris murphy and jo

we saw governor kathy hochul after the reset mass shooting in buffalo, already limiting assault weapons, limiting bullet-proof vest being owned by private citizens. so new york is really trying to see what else they can do. but yes, the supreme court is expanding gun rights in a way that the interpretation of that very law could p other gun measures up for consideration at the highest court as well. laura: is the supreme court ruling babies justices at odds with what public opinion shows the american opinion is ongoing restrictions? reporter: laura, the majority of americans are in favor of tighter controls on guns. certainly after this ruling which many in new york had anticipated, given how their election split out in november, we spoke to americans and many of them say that even those who are concerned about the protection of the second amendment, who feared that there is this larger plot to take away people's guns, that that should be protected, the second amendment. but those key measures to keep americans safe, that that is something that is supported by the majority of americans

act, like new york, where weeks after an 18-year-old killed ten people at a grocery store, governor kathy hochul signed a series of reforms into law today, including raising the minimum age to buy a semi-automatic rifle from 18 to 21. >> it just keeps happening -- shots ring out, flags come down, and nothing ever changes. except here in new york. >> reporter: survivors and family members of the victims of the buffalo and uvalde shootings are expected to appear before congress this week in hearings including the 11-year-old from robb elementary who smeared herself in her dead classmateas blood to stay alive. norah. >> o'donnell: how can lawmakers turn away from that? nikole killion, thank you. tonight some to have the most aggressive charges stemming from the january 6th assault on the capitol, the justice department charging the leader of the right wing hate group the proud boise and four other members with seditious conspiracy. the five were already facing other charges relating to the insurrection. let's turn to the war in ukraine because tonight the u.s. made a major move to go avenue

near governor abbott kathy hochul wants to help women across state lines who want to get abortions. >> your rights are oppressed. and you know to go. you come to new york. so our providers will take care of you and treat you with the rights that we believe you have here in the state of new york. >> governor hochul has set up a 35 million state funds, to help ensure access to patients seeking abortions in new york them expand abortion capacity and ensure safety of providers and patients. but of bill sponsored by republican state senator philip boron long island seeks to block funding to the procedure and helping women who come from out of state come to new york for abortions. senator boyle says that while new yorkers do support a woman's right to choose that does not mean he says that public funds should pay for it. >> we are talking about 26 states i think i could ban or restrict abortions, if we are paying for women from all of those states by the thousands to come to new york, they are air for airport, hotel expenses, pay for the abortion procedure themselves on the fly them back ho

we are going to defeat kathy hochul in november, ends one-party rule and save the state. dan: the second amendment case, she said now there will be no restrictions on guns. that's a quote. that's a total lie. >> this was the a-rated nra endorsed member of congress who becomes a statewide official. she made a comment where this isn't the 18th century where everybody walks around with muskets. dan: i didn't see muscle cuts in the constitution. president biden signed a new gun control bill into law. did congress read it? of course they didn't. but i did. pete hegseth is next. ashley: welcome to fox news live. i'm ashley strohmier live in new york. another night of nationwide protests in the wake of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. friday's ruling overturns the 1973 decision to remove federal protection for abortion after 50 years. many states will keep it legal or pass laws expanding abortion access. protests in phoenix, arizona were broken up by police using tear gas last night. they started banging on glass windows. most of the protests have remained pea

. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul today signed a slew of gun control bills into law, including a ban on sales of semiautomatic rifles to anyone under the age of 21. that type of law might have stopped the 18-year-old suspects in both the buffalo and uvalde mass shootings from legally purchasing ar-15-style rifles. >> well, that point you make, rachel, is the source of so much debate there in washington. and as you just reported, in new york state today, gun safety reform, these were the images, new york's governor signing bills into law, including, as you heard the report there, raising the age to purchase assault rifles from 18 to 21. and rachel, i guess the question is, as this country waits and watches, will lawmakers in washington, what will they do, if anything, is there any movement in the meantime from other states, other than new york state tonight? >> reporter: well, david, some states are not waiting for congress to act. the democratic governors in new jersey and delaware are urging their state lawmakers rais legal limit tomiauto fr 2 but i can tell you on a federal l

we are going to defeat kathy hochul in november, ends one-party rule and save the state. dan: the second amendment case, she said now there will be no restrictions on guns. that's a quote. that's a total lie. >> this was the a-rated nra endorsed member of congress who becomes a statewide official. she made a comment where this isn't the 18th century where everybody walks around with muskets. dan: i didn't see muscle cuts in the constitution. president biden signed a new gun control bill into law. did congress read it? of course they didn't. but i did. pete hegseth is next. >> i believe that the supreme court's decision today defies logic in terms of what we know we are capable of doing. >> you can't yell fire in a crowded thee ferp but there are no restrictions allowed on the second amendment. >> this has made every single one of us less safe on gun violence. we can't allow new york to become the wild wild west. dan: the supreme court also handed down a huge victory out of new york. this morning joe biden signed congress' federal gun bill into law. i don't even know if th

we are going to defeat kathy hochul in november, ends one-party rule and save the state. dan: the second amendment case, she said now there will be no restrictions on guns. that's a quote. that's a total lie. >> this was the a-rated nra endorsed member of congress who becomes a statewide official. she made a comment where this isn't the 18th century where everybody walks around with muskets. dan: i didn't see muscle cuts in the constitution. president biden signed a new gun control bill into law. did congress read it? of course they didn't. but i did. pete hegseth is next. ashley: welcome to fox news live. cities nationwide are on edge over a second might protests following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. two people were arrested outside the supreme court building after throwing paint over the sentence outside the court. demonstrations are expected to take place outside the homes of the six conservative justices. it overthrows the 1973 court ruling on abortion rights. president biden earlier signed the bipartisan gun measure into law. it will toughen

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hochul this november. if republicans really want to make a difference in this country, they need to fight everywhere. the empire state, it deserves a lot better than it has been getting and this is beginning of a new start for new york. up next, two drug traffickers were arrested friday for having enough fentanyl to kill millions of americans but because it happened in california, they are back out on the street just days later. the sheriff whose deputies made the original arrest is serious. he is livid. he is here next. ears old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. heal

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congressman lee zelldon will face kathy hochul. in illinois, darryn bailey has clinched the gop nomination. he's up against democrat j.p. pritzker. donna mcdonnell is confident that a red wave is coming. >> it's a common sense issue. crime is a big issue. all of these things are moving voters to the republican party as they are watching the democrats become more and more extreme. >> primary races will run through september before at the general election, which is on november 8th. amateur golfer made a 250-yard double eagle and caught the shot on camera. watch this. >> and it is right at the pen. oh! he made it. it went in. >> youtuber garrett clark sharing the incredible clip with his subscribers. the footage was seen four million times on instagram. >> do we have any idea how many times did he try that shot? was it during the regular round? >> i don't know. it's cool. may be he'll be a professional golfer, which is the next step up. >> or social influencers. he's got four million -- >> i'm just surprised you weren't more impressed

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chuck schumer, julie grand kathy hochul. she wants to be reelected. >> monica: we are not dealing with the democratic party of our fathers and our grandfathers. this is the parties meet up essentially of our exist revolutionaries who are the ones driving the bus of the credit party. there is no diversions divergene whatsoever from the leftist orthodoxy. not at all. because they have got the eye on the prize which is the fundamental -- >> laura: he said it today. brilliant transition to a different type of america. i want to show you some of the gymnastics coming out of that media. >> what is false is that he is not capable of doing the job right now or he is not bentley in tune with the demands of the job. anybody, any aide who engages with him or reporters, we can see this. the cures of his mind are working. that is an issue pushed by right-wing media but it is not correct. people think he is weak because he is old. biggest political problem right now is five darlan -- five-dollar-gallon gas. >> laura: right about one thing

they will grow up against likely the incumbent kathy hochul and that could be an interesting race come fall. i think a lot of the other races tonight could potentially be upset in house races in illinois and colorado and special election in nebraska but it is the first time we are seeing any voting after the supreme court ruling you talked about, roe v. wade overturned. a lot of these races don't deal with that, special election nebraska will but it's setting the table, you will see a republican democratic turnout and how it starts to look and frame beyond the issues of the economy and inflation come fall. kennedy: you brought up to new york governor's primary first so let's talk about that. the first thing that might strike people who don't live here is obviously from a president trump's endorsement has been he in some races, nonstarter in others but he hasn't endorsed a candidate in new york. lee zeldin has been running as a trump republican. andrew giuliani, the son of former new york city mayor rudy giuliani worked in the trump administration. do you know why the president has not

new york governor and terrifying eyebrow model -- [laughter] kathy hochul announced yesterday that all state university of new york campuses must update their pronoun policies. by the fall of 2023, all 64 campuses must allow students to use their chosen name and pronouns on all official documentation, including being able to identify their gender on paper with just an x. the quote know my goal, to become the most inclusive state university system in the countrs can put that on the resume before flushing it down the toilet. last year, they required all single occupancy bathrooms on campus to be gender-neutral, which has been my policy my entire life. i just wear a lot of perfume. now this sharp as a beach ball governor is doing this amid rampant crime in new york. she could fix the bail law, or they could fix the bail law, whatever, just fix the [bleep] bail law. [applause] and worry about the pronouns later! they said new york's far left d8 alvin bragg and his soft on crime policy, violent thugs are constantly being let out on the streets. i'm thinking of holding update drug still just

the winner will face kathy hochul who is heavily favored to win today's democratic primary against the former lieutenant governor, replaced governor cuomo after his resignation. republicans, they see the best opportunity to get the governorship in new york in some 20 years. they point to under water approval numbers for governor hochul in terms of crime and inflation, the economy. but neil, democrats are pointing to the supreme court decision on abortion as well as, well, today's testimony saying that any republican candidate that comes out of this primary will have to convince a blue state and explain themselves about their ties to president trump who is not as popular here as he is in other parts of the country. neil? >> neil: thank you. bryan llenas. we told you after the supreme court's decision last week to overturn roe v. wade, at least a couple dozen states were ready to trigger anti-abortion laws of their own to take effect immediately. one of them, mississippi, the governor of that state, tate reeves with us now. governor, very good to have you. is that law now in effect, sir?