[inaudible]. jeanine: can you feel the excitement, america? president biden teasing that you ll know real soon about his 2024 plans even though he s completely bombing in the polls. the big guys expected to officially kick off his bid for reelection tomorrow with a low key video a announcer: ment. he apparently filmed it at his beach house after getting back from his ironland trip and biden pushes ahead, more than half the could be triple-demic is saying no thanks. whopping 70% say biden should not run again. even the media has serious doubts about joe. american people want that. do they want four more years for this president? my own sense is most people don t want to vote for an 81-year-old man for a president. the democrats are the ones i worry about and they ve got to get on it and what their message is going to be and what they re going to do to build the enthusiasm for their candidate. the president is facing head winds coming to the public perception about
under the supervision of doctors, psychologists and social workers. they won t go to court, let alone prison, but not being criminal doesn t make it legal. habitual users can still be fined, or referred for treatment and counselling. why are you here today? i came here because i came to smoke. i came to consume cocaine. why do you do that? because i need it. when you are taking drugs, your life, it s like a prison. you wake up, thinking drugs. you lay down, thinking drugs. it s drugs, drugs, drugs. at this consumption room in porto, the focus is on saving lives. this is not only a place where people come to use drugs in a safe way. this is also an opportunity to bring people to the health facilities. this doctor designed portugal s drugs policy. does he think it would work in scotland? yes, i am completely convinced that is a good way to do. -
decriminalised which they say would mean users could have access to better treatment and support. but the uk government, which has the final say, is opposed to it. portugal has tried it though. and the rate of drug deaths has fallen, though some say it has normalised drug use. our scotland editorjames cook reports from portugal. in portugal, this is not a crime. in fact, these men are consuming their own cocaine and heroin under the supervision of doctors, psychologists, and social workers. they won t go to court, let alone prison, but not being criminal doesn t make it legal. habitual users can still be fined or referred for treatment and counselling. why are you here today? i came here because i came to smoke. i came to consume cocaine. why do you do that? because i need it. when you are taking drugs, your life, it s like a prison. you wake up, thinking drugs. you lay down, thinking drugs. it s drugs, drugs, drugs. at this consumption room in porto, the focus is on saving lives.
the right is real really good with law and order and you re good with compassion and we re good with conduct. these are one party towns and you need two parties and that one party in criminal doesn t have the spine to go after crime and hence lori lightfoot coming autoand saying after she s leaving. dana: after she lost. greg: yeah, after she lost. dana: harold, you ve said similar things we ve said and when bill maher says it, does it make a difference? harold: i hope and bill probably should listen to our show and listen to us at fox. i think crime is bad regardless of where it s committed. we ve seen the last several days a young 16-year-old kid going to the door to pick up his siblings and he was shot. a 20-year-old woman driving in the wrong driveway and she s backing out and got shot, a 6-year-old kid with his dad playing ball in the backyard. something s wrong with us also when these kinds of things
investigationing had a predetermined outcome. joining us now, paul balla, he s an nbc analyst. we re happy to have him this morning. paul, talk to us about the act, what kind of criminal aspect this may all have? so, jonathan, the new york attorney general issued this very incriminating 165-page report where they interviewed 179 witnesses and collected thousands of documents. that s a road map for prosecutors. if a man on a subway would touch a person inappropriately and there was this kind of evidence, prosecutors would frame the case. the criminal doesn t exactly line up with the law against sexual harassment, but there are misdemeanors that the albany district attorney considered for example, new york has forceable touching which applies to the