concerned or scared or upset about the fact that donald trump has a lead right now. these are polls that only sample about 800, 900 people. we have a chance to say enough is enough and defeat him in an election. only 23% of americans vote in primaries. i m hoping some of that other 77% are watching your show, and if you re sick and tired of what s happening, if you re tired of donald trump, then guess what? we can do something about it. vote in primaries. we only need 95,000 votes in new hampshire to beat donald trump. you need a little bit more than that in south carolina. then you get to california and texas and you can start putting things together. let s not get afraid about this lead that he has right now. it s only a snapshot in time. and for those of us that are sick and tired and are frustrated and angry that donald trump is running for president in order to stay out of jail, let s do something about it. it s within our hands. make the commitment today to say
hotel, waiting for a spot inside the intake center. police officers offering food. it s not a healthy position for folks to be in, especially after having such long journeys. reporter: new york nearing a breaking point. while crossings are down at the southern border, busloads of migrants are still arriving in the city every week. more than 95,000 asylum seekers have arrived since last spring, nearly two-thirds of them are now in the city s care. city shelters at capacity. raniel adrian came from venezuela. he s been waiting for a room at the roosevelt for two days. so many here have come from some far away, but like raniel, they say they prefer this wait to the dangers back home. officials said today that 2,300 asylum seekers arrived in new york city last week alone. they say there doesn t seem to be an end in sight, and they are in need of the federal government s help.
vice president kamala harris went to the board my guess wher she didn t go? emergency intake facilities where kids were trying to suicide, where they had to take away and 95 respirator because they were slitting their wrists where they had suicide watch lists where they were eating chicken with plenty feathers, s they are tired of hearing on century city. we care for the kids but you don t care for the kids. your leaders don t at least. your leaders don t. they just point breeze, playing games all day, all night and biden way to go, premature victory lap you said illegal immigration coming down. was in july 120000 from the previous want of 95,000. fix the problem. he also said be cured cancer s so . did say that. only hundred kind of covid. coming up with fascinating research on teenage boys showin how they are turning their back on liberalism and so-called toxic unity, and are embracing conservatism. that s up next. the grocery store and the gas station alone are taking a big chunk
it would be the costliest work stoppage ever in u.s. history according to the anderson economic group, a research firm who estimates that a 10 day u.p.s. strike would cost the u.s. economy over $7 billion. one of the biggest sticking points in this contract negotiations, which by the way both sides have agreed to about 95% of the contract, one of the biggest sticking points is part-time workers. they make $16.20 starting waning. and wage. and the leadership says that that number goes to above $20 to start. average part-timer making 20 bucks. mean while full-time making roughly $95,000 a year. here is what else. the general president of the union had to say about negotiations. we did not get a deal. u.p.s. has chose to strike themselves.
that is not a liveable wage. that needs to be above $20 to start. the average part-timer making 20 bucks. meanwhile, full-time workers making roughly $95,000 a year. here s what else. the general president of the union had to say about negotiations. we do not get a deal, u.p.s. chose to strike themselves. we will withhold our labor july 31st at 12:05 a.m. if we get a tentative agreement, then we will not withhold our labor. we heard from u.p.s. here in the past week that put out a statement. also saying that part-timers make the same benefits as full-time workers, including health care, pension, but the company acknowledged that they make less money. also calling this the deal that they that the factors that they agreed tso far historic, quote, historic economic package, and urging