the cops. ainsley: todd piro joins us live with what went down overnight at city hall. hey, todd. [no audio] steve: we can do. this back up the teleprompter just a bit. and we will start at the beginnings, ainsley, why don t you take it from right there. ainsley: sure, todd was supposed to say the move to defund police getting the green light here in the big apple as new york city leaders approve major cuts, 2021 budget $837 million in cuts to the nypd when combined with associated cost the cuts remove $1 billion from the department spending. brian? brian: yeah, the kay ocean erupting outside of city hall during that vote. remember, these people were encouraged to occupy that area while they were working on the budget by the mayor. a protester seen climbing that up light pole we were showing you painting over nypd cameras. this is indefensible and despicable. protesters also seen setting up barriers using barricades across from a construction site, steve. steve: it s also van
ilhan omar winning her democratic primary in minnesota with over 57% of the vote. pushing college football closer to a total fall shutdown. this is the most healthy population. probably the least at risk got to ask yourself what is this about? i think it s politically motivated. me and you as you can tell joe biden actually picked the music they were rolling in on. live from studio f. it takes two. now we know who the other one is along with joe biden. good morning, everybody live from new york on this new york is fox & friends. great to have you here. we have been waiting for the news and, brian, we got it yesterday. brian: kamala harris, it makes sense. joe biden has done everything conservatively. he has done everything predictably. he does not want to do anything radical. this makes sense. even though they got off to a rugged start, gave joe biden his first bludging on the debate stage. kamala harris scored big later taken do you by tulsi gabbard, ainsley. b
efficacy. 35% at advanced. an historic double slam the gulf coast bracing for back-to-back storms. most cities have years between named storms, new orleans could have just hours. we will get a right hook from marco and left hook from lara. these too risky for new york city and indoor dining. no indoor dining in new york. steve: indoor museum in new york sings 1978. i don t know what the big deal is. brian: museum of natural history they have dinosaurs. steve: welcome aboard, folks. after four nitsd ever the dnc, the big question is how will the rnc be different? ainsley, we are going to find out tonight. ainsley: that s right. the president says he is going to be speaking every night. just hours from now president trump is heading down to charlotte, north carolina to kick off the republican national convention. brian: the president expected to speak every single night or at least make an appearance as his campaign releases second term agenda. steve: it is lengthy. g
we can t let this happen. we cannot afford four more years of anger, hate. and division. with your help, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] [chanting four more years] brian: all right from. liberty state park. we are coming to you live and be here the next three days. we have been lucky enough to be hosting from this location yesterday. they did an incredible job making this fox & friends friendly and fox friendly. it is the best view in america of new york city. it almost at this park have you got to check this out. not only historic necessary selled between ellis island, the statue of liberty and of course the freedom tower right over our right shoulders it s a great tribute to 9/11. this was the horrific view when those buildings were hit and eventually fall. steve, i guess you knew. this i never was here before. what a tribute to those who lost their l
costs and totally destroy pennsylvania. you know that. the first step to beating this virus is beating donald trump. we made history together four years ago and tomorrow we are going to make history once again. [cheers and applause] let s go let s go steve: hey, new york city. this is your 6:00 wake-up call. let s go. it s election day 2020. we have been waiting for november 3rd for about a year and today it s here. it s all about the turnout. both sides have worked for years to make sure that you get up and go today. and just remember this and this is why you need to vote. if you don t vote, you cannot complain. ainsley: you are absolutely right. steve: right? ainsley: absolutely. the president is going to be on our show today. he is coming up at 7:00 a.m. and we have rush limbaugh coming up at 8:30 a.m. we are excited to talk to both of them. brian it s here. election day. polls open 6:00, 7:00 depending on the states. brian: i never remember a line on election da