the cops. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with what went down overnight at city hall. hey, todd. [no audio] steve: we can do. this back up the teleprompter just a bit. and we will start at the beginnings, ainsley, why don t you take it from right there. ainsley: sure, todd was supposed to say the move to defund police getting the green light here in the big apple as new york city leaders approve major cuts, 2021 budget $837 million in cuts to the nypd when combined with associated cost the cuts remove $1 billion from the department spending. brian? brian: yeah, the kay ocean erupting outside of city hall during that vote. remember, these people were encouraged to occupy that area while they were working on the budget by the mayor. a protester seen climbing that up light pole we were showing you painting over nypd cameras. this is indefensible and despicable. protesters also seen setting up barriers using barricades across from a construction site, steve. steve: it s also van
big name republican senators already sounding off about how important it will be to win bernie s america is on the ballot in georgia. what we re trying to do is stop the most radical agenda in the history of american politics from being enacted. georgia stands in the way of socialism for america. it s so important that we win with georgia races because it s the squad that will determine what bills are passed out of the house of representatives, we don t want the democrat majority passing the squads legislation. it s a rare situation, you have two senate races up in one state and they will determine whether there are 52 republicans that can stand up against the radical left of the center socialist agenda or not. that s what is at stake here. the people of georgia know it juan: republicans are upping their attacks on georgia s senate candidate rafael warnock. take a look at this ad from kelly loeffler he s anti-israel, antisecond amendment. sympathizes with mark ifrts a
considering full disclosure, the notion of a curfew. before you jump in terms of your mindset of whether that s a good idea or bad idea we are assessing that as well. i have on my desk three studies, france, germany and saudi arabia. they impose 24 hour lockdown on major cities and established curfews. for example people were allowed to leave their homes for medicine and food between 6 am and 3:00 pm but could not leave their residential area. there were clips from april, two men tried to get around by hiding under a box. people were arrested for driving after curfew and not adhering to other contagion measures. france is an interesting case study. most of those who believe there were epic traffic jams. parisians fleeing the city on the eve of a fresh curfew. two weeks later the number of cases was falling. on saturday reuters news agency reported an increase in new cases and deaths. newsom apologized and said he made a big mistake by going to a birthday party for a lobby
80th birthday. happy birthday, ted. he s a great, great man. he did so much for all of us. we are grateful to him. the program airs tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. erin burnett outfront starts erin burnett outfront starts right now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com president trump calling for respect and decorum in the white house. this is reality. plus, president trump s legal team pushing back on specific questions from special counsel robert mueller. and we re going to tell you what they are. this as trump says he has written the answers to mueller himself. and the breaking news this hour, the washington post reporting that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince personally ordered the assassination of jamal khashoggi. not what president trump wanted to hear. what will trump do now? let s go outfront.
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our country is going up fast. tonight it reaches over 8,600 people. note it has been nearly two months since the first case was diagnosed in this country,s you see 140 total fatalities. as the nation grapples with increasing shutdowns, the president has now adopted a new stance when it comes to positioning his effort to fight this pandemic. do you consider america to be on a wartime footing in terms of fighting this virus? i look at it i view it as a in a sense a wartime president. while he may view himself and wish to be viewed as a wartime president now, the problem with that is the lengths that he has gone to to diminish the virus, the danger, and the approaching pandemic. we re finding very little problem, very little problem. now, you treat this like a flu. it s going to disappear. one day it s like a miracle, it will disappear. the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. this is their new hoax. anybody that needs a test they re there, they have t