case, but what we know is this, the irs whistle-blower s lawyers have written to members of congress saying that the whistle-blower and his entire team have been removed from the ongoing and sensitive investigation of the high-profile controversial subject about which our client sought to make whistle-blower disclosures to congress. the whistle-blower previously alleged political interference in the investigation of that high-profile, controversial subject who fox has been told is hunter biden. as for the whistle-blower s removal from the investigation, his legal team says its client, was informed the change was at the request of the department of justice. the move was condemned as retaliatory action by house speaker kevin mccarthy who said by a twitter that republicans on the house, weighs and means committee, will expose any possible cover-up at the irs and republicans will protect the whistle-blowers who shine a light on government misconduct. congressman richard nea
parent called just insane. marianne rafferty is live with the plan and its controversial goals. marianne, good evening. reporter: trace, parents will have a problem with this mayor adams facing intense questions tuesday over the city s plan to temporarily house migrants in public school gymnasiums if needed. the mayor repeatedly urged the federal government for help in the influx says 20 stand-alone gymnasiums are in play. this is not every school gym in our city. these are self standing gems that are not inside the school buildings. they re one of the areas that we are looking at. we re not there yet to state that this is going to be happening. we still look at the other 19 other gyms and state if we re going to move them there, but we have to create a list of locations because the flow hasn t stopped and it doesn t look like it s going to stop. reporter: according to reports, ps188 in brooklyn is already housing 75 asylum seekers a decision democratic
francisco. there is no lying about the statistics. homicides, violent crime up 20% since the beginning of the year. property crimes up 15% but, trace we know that stores and individuals are not reporting property crimes anymore because they realize what good does it do you? no one is going to actually enforce the law. trace: yeah, it is crazy. in the meantime, gavin newsom, governor of california, was reticent about being food stamps to illegal immigrants but now it turns out he s changed his mind and he s warming up to the idea. there s also talk about maybe unemployment benefits and expanding healthcare for illegal immigrants. this is for a state that s $31 billion in debt. they already have the health care them free taxpayer funded healthcare. $3 billion for free healthcare for illegal immigrants. on top of that, they want the food stamps. we already give them the education. yes a lot of the illegal immigrants are homeless
individuals we re providing shelter to. we re talking about billions, tens of billions of dollars easily by conservative estimates. the state just came out last week announcing a $33 billion budget shortfall and it s going to get worse. trace: it s everything. it s just schools and you can go down the list and there is a price tag on all of these things for illegal immigrants and the fact that california say sanctuary state, it is a very expensive proposition. it s not only expensive to taxpayers but we re drawing people into the state of california, illegal immigrants into the state. it used to be they were coming for a job. now a lot of them are coming for the extra welfare. trace: here s the capper, san diego is suing sea world for $10 million. apparently shamu might be a squatter. sea world says we ve partnered with the city for nearly 60 years, conducted thousands of animal rescues, numerous recycling drives and many other events. we also paid more than $146 million in lease
was. [indiscernible] if & if i would have let that person go, i would have been harmed. on watch closely as the suspect, banko brown, starts to leave. it appears he steps toward the security guard who then fires. critics call it murder. the san francisco d.a., brook jenkins, says the shooting is justified. what i will say s no e didn t indicate he saw a knife. what he said was i saw a movement that led me to believe something dangerous was about to happen to me. the law doesn t require you wait and see is it a gun, is it a knife, is it scissors? the law allows you to have a perception and belief so long as it s reasonable. progressives are calling for state and federal investigations. some claim brown was targeted for being a black transgender man. in the meantime, activists want walgreens to pay and banko brown s attorney is planning to sue for damages. we should protest about it.