new york s governor citing caution has employed state police to protect jewish area. although there are no credible threat they re taking precautions. precinct personnel have been rethe deployed and units protecting jewish neighborhoods and some you ll see, some you won t. the sight of unformed police makes people feel more secure and a deterrent. precautions across the country are taking place. in pittsburgh where 11 members of the tree of life synagogue died last year, the jewish federation raised $100,000 to protect 16 synagogues there during the high holy days. according to the most recent statistics from the anti-defamation league, anti-semitism in the united states is now at near record levels. states with the highest number of anti-semitic incidents correspond with the highest number of jewish residents.
statistically speaking 0% chance of becoming the president of the united states but he still has a lot of power to make life worse in america s largest city. and he s doing that. nearly a year ago, de blasio was confronted at a ymca by one of new york s 60,000 homeless people. watch this. [indistinct question] why won t you make more housing for homeless new yorkers, mayor bill de blasio? tucker: so recently, a local new york news station track that woman down and it turns out she still homeless but bill de blasio doesn t care. he has other priorities. here s what they are. you can guess. recently he altered the city s a affordable housing lottery. why? to make it easier for foreign
there of course 20,000 records generally, over the last year, year and a half, they have only produced or processed 500 per month, about 600,000. so he s looking, seeing 13,000 records still being produced. he wants to have a court hearin to take another look to z whether or not this is quick enough. i hope he forces the release of these records quickly. sean: thank you both. this is important work you re doing. let me given a preview of coming streaks this is week. papadopoulos tapes. exculptory. up next. stung new volvement you won t believe what happened at tech crews at the airport.
indictments that you can bring and those that you can under doj guidelines you won t and that the decision about wither trump or not is ultimately always been a political question. and we don t know what these findings are if they are going to galvanize a political response or if it comes through an election, but this idea that, you know, this report was going to be a smoking gun and everyone would be walked out of the white house and, you know, handcuffs was a delusion about what it is in fact mueller was going to do and the most important thing picking up on what everyone said is the president could be acting in a way where he is compromised willingly or unwittingly by the russians that doesn t rise to the level of criminal conduct that is a political question. does that bother us enough politically to start proceedings or to vote him out? so, you know, kudos to mueller. he finished his report. let s not forget that was not
mueller but still in the works and we know that in new york state at least there are already a number of investigations into the trump organization, the trump business associations, et cetera. i don t think people are totally in the clear in terms of having legal jeopardy but i want to be very clear here, don, we would never hear the world collusion come out of robert mueller s report and won t be ultimate because it s anti trust term. the idea that would come out of this is anyone that associated with the campaign may have been susceptible to or in line with people who were trying to influence the election. that could still be there and that s what is spending apendin decli declination is important. why did they not pursue anyone else. we have a lot to look forward to reading. thank you both. appreciate it. one way or another, the mueller