i m sensing all across this entire state it i s not just republicans, but independents and democrats, too. independd. e this governor is she s not doing a good job. the state is heading in the wrong direction. wrong e sick and tired of rising crime, rising costsnd, tx on freedom, a governor that is engaging in rampant pay to play corruption. and new yorkers are tired ofnd y co wakingrrup up day after day reai and reading about an emt who isg fatally stabbet an emtd on her h break in an unprovoked attack.an and then right after that,d yom had a steam fitter on an ltabbea train, fatally stabbed as well.. i happened to be in western new york where yesterday kierra hudson was murdered in front of her three kids. she was wearing a bulletproofwal vest the dayetproo before. she on tuesday, she was attacked by her husband because of he cashless bail laws. he was instantly released w after chargeas with violence offenses. she used cassells bail on wednesday. she gets murdered. okay, so k
33-year-old mom slamming the democrats saying it s clear she did not ride the subway as an uptick of violence created a constant fear for many new yorkers. new york governor lee zeldin lays the blame for these brutal crimes squarely on his state s democratic leadership. new yorkers want to feel safe on our streets and subways. we saw the attack on the emt in queens by this woman was out on her lunch break unprovoked attack, she was murdered. and the next day while we are all morning that loss, we read about a steam fitter who got fatally stabbed on an l train. this is a daily occurrence, we are seeing it played on fox news and elsewhere but we need to repeal cashless bail in the state. fire district attorneys like alvin bragg who refused to enforce the law. we need to back our men and women in blue. we have to take back new york.
shepard: extreme frustration. jen griffin at the pentagon. good to see you. thank you. now to the rise of freedom. our continuing series on fox report. our cameras have been following the rebirth of the world trade center site for months. we have made the commitment to do so for years to come. in fact, they are making so much progress it s really hard to keep up with all changes. we have also been getting to know some the workers behind this historic project. and for so many of them rebuilding ground zero is a lot more than a job. sean mcgwire is doing more than twisting pipes into place in tower four at the world trade center site. this steam fitter from local 638 is on a personal mission. to show the rest of the world. show these terrorists that, you know, we re not going to take it you can hit us and we are going to get up. we re going to rebuild. we are going to rebuild these
great buildings. let them stare at it from their desert and their cave. shepard: for sean, rebuilding the site goes beyond patriotism. also intensely personal. his father who died in 2008 worked in the twin towers as a steam fitter just like his son. my father was here building the original one. and to have the opportunity for myself to come down here and work here really means a lot to me. i wish my father was still around to know that i was down here. sean isn t the only one personally motivated to rebuild this site. my brother went to war for us in afghanistan and iraq. it means a lot to me to be here. shepard: george moody is the foreman s partner. he helps manage 16 steam fitters in tower four. shepard: they weld and thread one quarter to 30-inch steel pipes that will heat and cool the building. a lot of emotions that go through it down here. especially when i have family
writer with salon.com. daniel, thanks for joining us. what s going on in philly. we have nearly a thousand folks out there now. they started gathering at 9:00 a.m. this morning. unemployed people, young people, union members, and just like in new york, there are people who have been waiting for a movement. the last few years, i think for a lot of americans who are hurting right now, has been this prolonged almost hallucinatory party dominating the debate. they re ready to put forth something else it looks like. are we seeing union members join the protesters? what s the makeup in philadelphia? it s very diverse. black, white, asian, latino. i actually spoke to a steam fitter who came down this morning from new york. he participated in the large march yesterday afternoon and wanted to come help kick things off in philly. is this the first big protest for philadelphia? how long have they been