potentially multiple federal indictments. it s not a sure thing. i m like, oh, really, you really think biden can beat him? nothing s a sure thing. but it s also like if you re trying to get the least popular figure as your nominee, donald trump is definitely that. that s just what the data say. that is what the data says. all right, my friend, have a wonderful evening. and thanks to you at home for joining us this evening. if you are a republican running for president in 2024, there is one question that you know you are going to have to answer. what do you think of donald trump being indicted on federal criminal charges? and you would think at this point that anyone entering the race with the republican nomination would be prepared to answer that question, and you would be wrong. today miami mayor francis suarez announced he is joining the pack of candidates running for the republican nomination. he gave his first interview to good morning america, and that inter
in my book? get it together. people from all walks of life opened up to me. they shared their life stories, their deepest ant secrets. but just because we finish the book doesn t mean they get it together. shseries is over.togeth today we re talking to aer retired soldier fo frome latin kings. meet andy pellicano. thehe saw things no person shod ever have to witness. an active participan t in drugan act trafficking, robbery, extortion and things we can t eveniv mention on national television. he did whatever he had to doe to survivele in the underworld.r so how did he gwoo from how a prison king to an evangelical minister? andy rebirth bay, r.a. joins us now. andy. how did you get started in the gang life? oh. so how long do we have on this> show? because it s a long storhow lon but to sum it up, i was just. just a wrong influences. uences listening to the wrong voices. juststening gravitating to theg things and being out there. did you get initiated? yeah, i was. i
right now. tell gavin what you think. takell him w a seat, buddy. it s time. it s time. let someone else come in and let clean up the city. the state that you ve so called love. right. if you really love so-called l it, let shitter bring in some new heavy hitters to genuinely clean it upto gen. and i what i would say to him, i d actually say, let s offer not only housing, but let s offer a skill to these homeless people. let s teach them. let s pu these t them in trade school.h th let s teach them a life skill that they can carry on inteme so the job market. give them a job. let s have them build the houses they re earningb.t se money, they re earning it, and they re learning the skill while providing homes. hos a good idea. jesse: probably get off the heroin. that could help as wel tl. that part too. i thought i was in l.a. yesterday and saw a couple people smoking crack. they were having quite the party. all right. well, nashville is going to be a big difference from where you
for much of l.a. yesterday. l.a. visions say they are prepared for this unprecedented weather. this is an unprecedented weather event, something that we are not used to experiencing in los angeles. it is summertime. we get little rain during the winter so especially an event like this is something that we are fully prepared for but we are definitely not used to. this is unique for us, where we actually have a few days to prepare. that s exactly what we ve done within the city. we consolidated our resource, working very, very closely with our regional and state partners, but this is an actual time where we had time to prepare. we ve been messaging it the right way and leaning forward with our staffing and augmentation so we re feeling good we re ready and prepared for the storm that has already hit us. further south in san diego officials have closed several roads in the area and airlines
they are stunts by republican governors using people as pawns to own the libs, often giving less than a days warning to local charity groups helping those in those cities. it happened yesterday in los angeles. the coalition for humane immigrant rights in los angeles was tipped off just one night before republican texas governor greg abbott bussed 42 migrants to their city. according to that humanitarian group the migrants including children and toddlers arrived in los angeles after a 23-hour bus ride without food, a claim that governor abbott denies. for many of these migrants being shipped to a random liberal city means family separation and the disruption of their asylum claims, that was the case for some of the migrants who arrived in l.a. yesterday. one migrant told the california humanitarian group that he had an immigration interview in new york, which he now risked missing. he said i don t know how to read, i don t know what this paper says. all i know is that they told me