98 people. look at the increase. pete: look at the one on the bottom right. that s four years combined. eight total on the terror watch list encountered. these are the encounters, by the way, not the gotaways rachel: exactly. pete: so far 168. it s just, listening to that speech, so divisive, so cynical it s, it plays into the conversation they want to be having about maga republicans and threats to democracy. it s not grounded in actual threats. or at least ones that it s just, i just look at it and i go this is where we re at. it s so can demoralizing. will: it s not true and he doesn t believe it to be true. pete: yeah. rachel: that s right. will: if he believed it to be true, we d be talking about a level of incompetency that would be unmatched the oval office. if it were to be trueing or be looking at a president that is totally ignorant of the threat of the chinese communist party,
individuals with untreesed psychosis who had refused help. there s an estimated 68,000 homeless individuals living in new york city, neely was on this list of 50 #. guys? will: thank you, alexandria. rachel: thank you. will: take a look at the cover of the new york post . it references this support for people in the legal defense fund for daniel penny. $1.4 million as he is charged by district attorney the al run alvin bragg. pete: because people see sheer injustice and they want to do something about it, and they want to give $0 to the or $50 or whatever 20 the or $50 or whatever it takes because if he goes down for all the wrong reasons, the ripple effects, and even just the psyche of americans who say we have a dual-track system and we we can t have young men step up and help other passengers? if i think the more you see the details, we talked about this yesterday, will. as this comes out, i think
yorkers, because the standard for whether or not penny this in a second-degree manslaughter charge acted with recklessness. ask that would be determine by a reasonable person standard, what would a reasonable person believe in that situation, what would have been reasonably reckless, okay? well, that s going to be determined by a jury, potentially a jury of fellow new yorkers. so what do new yorkers who walk around concern this has been an analogized to the bernie gets in the subway accosted during a high crime era of new york. and he had a gun on him, and he shot four young men on that subway train. it was a famous case in new york city. pete: yeah, i ve heard that. will: and he garnered a ton of support because new yorkers were fed if up with the danger of of being a new yorker, but also riding on the subway. what do new yorkers feel about this threat on a regular basis, that could be answered in this case by the reasonable pete: it s a good question.
shows, as whenned, is that the underlying body of asylum law is defective. it creates huge incentives for people to file bogus asylum claims and get i entry and work permits inside the united states while their claims work their way through our immigration system which takes years. one thing you can do is look specifically at asylum law and make it much harder to file asylum claims and headache sure that people who make sure that people who start that process actually have a reasonable and relevant asylum claim that actually reflects what asylum is and they re not just economic migrants, which is what the vast majority of those crossing the rio grande illegal he right now are. will: getting to the real heart of the issue, that conversation. i appreciate you having with us on fox & friends. thanks. thanks. will: coming up, fox weather alert. at least one person is dead after violent tornadoes touched down in texas, and more severe weather is expect today. adam is tracking it. pl
is that americans supporting him but do new yorkers? will: i don t know. you ve pointed out several times, you get what you vote for in this city. that s why i think when lawrence jones take to to the streets of new york and starts asking people what they think about this case, it give is you some insight into what that standard may be for the new yorkers. i mean, i guess i get it, but at the same time it s a little excessive. i m sure he didn t mean to kill the guy. always feel uncomfortable, it s not supposed to be like that. people pay money for the train, they re supposed to feel safe. [inaudible] with homeless people [inaudible] kind of 50-50. like, i feel safer because somebody took action, but then at the oh hand a little bit too excessive. there s a lot of crazy things that are happening in this city right now, and it s it s just scary to be out. and if someone does attack you, you need to do something and whatever it takes, you know,