question what will pennsylvania voters think of john fetterman s debate performance? the senate race showdown produced big policy clashes between the two. it was also an hour long look at fetterman s ongoing recovery from a stroke. i m also having to talk about something called the oz rule that if he s on tv, he s lying. he didn t pay for his own house. he got it for a dollar from his sister and he hasn t been able to earn a living on his own. plus, 13 days out, president biden tries another take at a closing message. new steps announced today he says will help ease the pain of inflation. a warning, republican control of congress, the president says, will bring government shutdowns and chaos, the camera captures a call between donald trump and blake masters. the former president s advice, peddle election lies at every turn. if they say how is your family, say the election was rigged and stolen. you lose if you go soft. you ll lose that base. i m not going soft. up
desperate cries from the city s subway attack. nobody wants open borders. dick morris says hillary is seeking a 2024 bid. critiquing biden s handling of the border. what we should have been doing is come together to reform. signaled she is going to be the moderate candidate. johnson throws. intercepted. it is good and it s a game winner. the bills complete the comeback. brian: you are looking at detroit. revitalized city coming back strong like the lions lost by 38-25 like carley shimkus who does sports here told us earlier. the most unique score in the history of the nfl. detroit midwestern city. it s going to do what pittsburgh did. pittsburgh remade itself. it was a steel town and now it s a tech town. detroit is looking to do it. steve: got the built in automobile industry right there. brian: greatest museum ever. steve: the ford museum? steve: it s fantastic. brian: smithsonian has a few things. steve: they do have a few things. beautiful day
jesse: new york city s crime numbers just came in. not good. overall crime is up 20%. robberies, burglaries, transit crimes, everything. subway crime that s up 30%. i guess the only good news is murders are down a wee bit. but really no one feels safe here anymore. mayor adams knows it. d.a. alvin brag knows it. al sharpton knows it. and that s why all these big important people met yesterday up in harlem to figure out a plan at least that s how they framed it an historic public safety summit. here s the thing. the super important meeting was held behind closed doors. so they inviting the media to come to sharpton s spot in harlem afterward for a briefing. of course, we sent a producer there to ask questions and listen to this. sharpton s people were fishing around asking our producer what we planned on asking.
and how we thrived after that. i feel comfortable saying we are oaf a b plus administration. when are your ws and ls there were so many ws. i m ready to be at the plate. molly: total major crimes spiked 23% in 2022. increases in robberies, assaults, burglaries and transit crimes over the last year. doug collins and david car lucci joining me to talk about it. the mayor giving himself and his team a b plus for his first year in office. your thoughts, doug. if that s a b plus average i don t know what he thinks an a plus is. he came into the office and to work with others to make sure
it so these democratic mayors that exist on ignoring the poor southern border, and the impact on the effect that china mexico house and their communities in this democratic party it just does the american s to surface and answer the problem. harris faulkner: and snl in the head, the previous emaciation was listening to these families. all of my time and give it to dagen mcdowell not only do i adore her but when you said that about mental illness. i made a hit is all in the heart. dagen mcdowell: people don t know if it s in your family had a treatment of illness but until recently, all of these people, and a lot of the transit crimes here in new york city have been because of people who were been violently mentally ill. but were treating prisons as hospitals. and we need the ability for long-term hospitalization. for people to be put in and treated in a lot of these