surrounding new york city growing migrant crisis. crowd offen it0 protesters gathered outside of mayor eric adams's residence yesterday to call out the situation. some accuse of putting migrants before americans and fights broke out with counter protesters. [cheering] >> emily: nypd officers made several arrests, after this one was seen trying to light the american flag on fire before stomping it in the ground. migrant protests are becoming common throughout the big apple as blue leadership is without an answer to the crisis. 100,000 migrants entered in weeks and the city shelter system is out of room. many migrants left with no choice but to sleep on the streets of tsanctuary city. tammy, you have been a resident here a long time, what do you think? >> year 2023, from custom border patrol 4.49 million encounters. these are people that have moved in. think about sanctuary city, new york is a safrpth your city. los angeles sanct iary city. encent vising, they are supposed to be ready for this. come, we are here for you, that is sanctuary city dynamic. when you have 100,000 people straining this area, what about el paso and small towns where the other 2.3 million people have gone. this is an issue for the country and it is in part due to incentivizing by messages that have gone international, we want you to come, we are ready for you to come. of course it makes sense, when people come over, they don't say i want to settle in el paso. they say, i want to come to new york. who doesn't want to go to new york or los angeles, movement happening by choice and where people want to go when they cross the border. >> emily: cheryl, 82% of new yorkers say this influx is a serious problem and half of voters disapprove of addressing this crisis. >> cheryl: kathy hochul has been absence, mayor eric adams has been crying for federal funding for the biden administration. to tammy's point, this is right to shelter. this is what you get, you get what you vote for. having said that is the way you handle that and seeing on the screen play out with fights that broke out in staten island. new yorkers are fed up, communities are invaded with no notice. it happened two different shelters, both were filled up in the middle of the night. buses are showing up and midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, they do not want television cameras out there. it is sneaky and underhanded curtis, three times been arrested and goes home to his apartment. he loves new york and he's furious. >> emily: cheryl says you get what you vote for and i voted for lee zeldin. people are angry. >> guy: and team's point on the math, we have seen 7 million. that is strain on resources, less than 1-1/2 percent of border crossings on joe biden's watch. there was a headline kathy hochul was calling out biden administration, maybe this is too little too late, but i read what she said and she tried to blame this problem in new york on the governor of texas, greg abbott. it started way before greg abbott had to deal with the folks and biden administration policy kathy hochul solution she is advocating for, is for the federal government to give benefits to illegal immigrants, part of incentive problem and pour gasoline on the fire. you can come to the u.s. and federal taxpayers give healthcare and education and that is her big solution, blame the governor of texas and make the magnet for illegal immigration stronger. it is wild. >> emily: your expertise, local economies and cities are devastated, it is national security origin and issue. >> number one national security threat, undefended border, we have 80 something people on the terror watch list who have gotten away. you have geopolitical issue and concerns. we were talking about china and russia, you have concerns from a geopolitical perspective, this is number one national security issue as a country. i was thinking, the administration has to know this is a bad policy, you have democratic politicians saying this is not good and mayor of new york city screaming to democratic president and administration saying this is not good, they know policies are a problem. i don't think they pay the price politically. in 2022, they kept the senate and look at new york and california, these are states to be frank, from political perspective,let go for president biden in 2024. until they start to pay price politically, not sure they will change. i remember when we had so many syrian migrants and libyan migrants going to italy and germany and merkel starting to pay for people they were bringing in, i don't think it is a political price yet. >> guy: look back to 2022, no argument it was your honor yooperformance, house republicans barely won the house back fchl they had not won races in new york and california, democrats would still have majority and nancy pelosi or whomever would have the gavel. maybe the immigration issue did hammer democrats in places they thought they would be safer than they were. will that translate elsewhere? 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[cheering] >> thank you for doing this. i want to say to the councilwoman. councilwoman, i got you, don't worry about this, we have been looking to identify funds to help one, make sure there is adequate security for edwards waters college. we will not allow institutions to be targeted by people. >> okay. listen, y'all, let me tell you, we fixing to put parties,a side. it ain't about party today. a bullet don't know a party, so don't get me started. jacoby is nice, ann is not. if the governor is wanting to come here and bringing gifts to my community, i'm taking gifts. we've been through enough already, y'all be quiet just a minute and let the governor say what he going to say. >> tammy: emily, you saw two examples of leadership. ron desantis not afraid to go to the crowd, that state elected him, he knows people voted for him. it was right and empathetic and he started on what he could do and that local leader stepped up and this is what i think has to be discussed, when she said there is no politics today, right? no party, you heard more applause, a few voices drowning out and people told to back up, they appreciated that. what is your take? >> both examples of leadership represent the level they represent. we have federal level coming in like an oak saying this is what i give my deepest condolences and local councilwoman who says a bullet knows no party. i appreciate that level of connection we saw. he addressed his constituents about the impending storm and saying, you don't need to leave the state, we have you here, just get to higher ground. he suspends his campaign to connect with local and state constituents because he is a servants, a stewart of the people. our xhurnt commander-in-chief, who is reading a script or doing what he's told to do and connection can not existent. >> cheryl: over the weekend, president biden against racism and violence and kamala harris, big e-mail from kamala harris. >> tammy: i wanted to mention that, you saw responses, one is empathetic. we understand your pain. we feel this, we are in the same community. this is about human beings, local, federal, each person matters. yet biden response is on a political one. what can they get from this? is that what you are seeing here? >> guy: tension between response from the biden administration and same political party quite different. president biden just got back from numerous vacations and lying on the beach while americans are suffering. i understand why people are looking at this split screen. this is the other thing, political point, i'm sure that governor desantis and his campaign would love to be on the ground in iowa. he is running for president and trailing president trump by good margin there. there are reports he's making comeback and has momentum. build on momentum and be on the ground pressing that advantage. he's back home because that is the job. he sought that office and won by 20 points. his responsibility to crisis is to be there, even when painful. >> tammy: we have a minute to go. this is what people notice. there is a crisis, that is when you want leadership and able to discern the difference between. >> cheryl: ron desantis looked presidential, opposite as the response to maui and the wildfire. democrats are focusing on one issue and ignoring reality of what is happening in florida, including a hurricane on the way. good for ron desantis. >> tammy: all of this is wrapped up in national security, personal security, the economy, what individual leadership can do. >> show me a president's travel itinerary and i will show you his priorities. places not on there are east palestine, places like the border, even in nashville, tennessee, administration was not there and took local legislators protesting to come in and she didn't meet with families of victims, she was meeting with local legislators, show me your travel schedule and i'll show you your priorities. >> tammy: leadership is not difficult, trust your instinct and americans can tell the difference. coming up, bernie sanders throwing cold water on call for primary challenge from the left and dismissing concerns about the president's age. ♪ if you struggle. ♪ and struggle. ♪ and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. ♪ no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com veteran homeowners, need to save money every month? 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>> i have an answer, called term limits. i just found out term limits would solve senelity. i have been a proponent of term limits, we wouldn't have to talk about age if we had term limits. >> guy: he is older than president biden. it is not just age, is it how are you performing and that is a problem joe biden is having. it is useful for biden administration to have credentialing on the left because they are worried about thuz thuz -- enthusiasm. >> climate change bill, named inflation, didn't wear about inflation, there is no empathy, so they moved the climate bill through instead and now they are worried about phones? >> results matter. what i agree on this, fact it is absurd, i differ in why, absurd democrats lost working clas vote, he called republicans ideology and policy, policy of republican party are absolutely what increases value of the dollar and prosperity because decreases regulation. here is someone calling out biden and saying we have lost everyone. in april, harris x poll republicans think republicans best serve compared to 36 regarding democrats. we have been seeing it this whole time, the question is, will the rest of the party wake up and listen or keep pandoring. our commander-in-chief has dropped the ball and for hard-workingern ms, they are suffering most. >> tammy: this is about a signal, bernie sanders signalling to other people to unites, is that enough and fair? 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probably not, they move. you have people in new york, los angeles and san francisco because of services and people and businesses that pay for services are good, what happens at that point? new york has to ask. cities have to ask. what is troubling, they see it, too. mayor bass is making excuses. the mayor is suing over car theft because they do not have enough equipment to stop car theft as opposed to jailing the criminal clas. they know what is happening and refuse to do anything about it and distraction continues. >> cheryl: morgan, it is your fault because you like to go online to buy a new purse or a pair of shoes, you the consumer, it is your fault this is happening in cities across the country, coo according to karen bass. >> morgan: my favorite thing to do at night. on serious note, i worked at berdine's in college and later macy's, i love department stores, i had so much fun temperature is sad to see this. my grandma worked at berdine's with me, i was working part time and she was in another. other than her social security, this is how she made ends meet. think about department stores closing, you can make good money, especially in the furniture department, people depend on service industry jobs. when they say no profit, did they not have profit for the past 50 years? 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