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several u.s. soldiers injured, including some with traumatic brain injuries in an operation that killed 15 isis militants. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. hey, molly. >> hello, griff. i'm molly line. this as vice-president harris is lying low following her highly anticipated intervow along with her running mate tim walz. walz is expected to campaign with harris in pennsylvania on monday. and we go to the white house for more. lucas to you. >> let's start with the daring operation in western iraq early thursday morning, the details of which we did not learn until late last night. we're hearing from officials that this was carried out by the u.s. army's elite rangers in the 75th ranger regimen, part of the j-sop, the tip of the spear, if you will, molly. the source assaulted an isis

compound armed with numerous weapons, grenades and suicide vests according to central command. the american commandos launched the iran with iraqi counterparts, and seven were injuries, and five were traumatic brain injuries and undergoing protocol. one soldier took shrapnel in the leg. and it's harris' about-face on fracking that has attention. >> will you cut to put a federal ban on fracking adding the united states to the list of country that banned this practice. >> there's no question, i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> do you still favor banning fracking. >> no, and i made that clear on the debate stage, as vice-president i did not ban fracking and as president i

would not ban fracking. >> and the question how she would handle the southern border. >> i believe there should be consequence, we have laws that have to be followed and enforced, that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally and there should be consequence and let's be clear in this race, i'm the only person who has prosecuted transnational criminal organizations. >> bret stevens writing in the new york times column says that harris was vague to the point of vacuousness. and why it took three years to control the border an executive order that could have been in place earlier. the vice-president will be back on the campaign trail on labor day and she attendance a rally in detroit and then joins president biden in pittsburgh, and also for a rally on labor day. of course, joe biden a pennsylvania native. mo molly. >> great points, lucas and we wait to hear about the army

rangers and how they're doing. thank you, lucas tomlinson at the white house. brazil's supreme court ordered the suspension of x, formerly known as twitter, after elon musk refused to name a representative in the country. musk shut down operations in brazil after a battle in the legal system regarding free speech and the request by the courts to have certain accounts lo locked. griff: well, reaction is pouring in after trump confirms he will not be supporting florida's upcoming ballot measure that would expand the timeline for when women can access abortion, adding that he also thinks the current ban after six weeks is not enough time. david spunt is here live with us on set with the details, hey, david. >> he made some news in our interview, in bryan llenas' interview with the former president.

he held two events, one was here and one in in our nation's capital. he told bryan he would vote no in amendment on his home state that would allow abortion after six weeks. he says he'll ultimately, because democrats have it too late in pregnancy. and an abortion ban would he sign? >> aim note going to have to think about it because it's working out so well right now. the states are doing it. it's a states issue, it should always have been a states issue and shouldn't have been the federal government. i won't have to think about that. >> after pennsylvania, the president traveled to washington d.c. for a moms for liberty event. >> i'm for -- i don't understand the concept. when you see some things that they want people to do on the

school boards and become like dictatorships and the parents are screaming for the life of their child, so you have to give the rights back to the parents. >> other news in d.c., his legal problems, the former president in d.c. were delayed. jack smith announced in a court filing he'll leave it up to a federal judge donald trump-- if and when he'll go to trial for the election results. he was supposed to go in march, that was delayed by the supreme court and now the judge should decide what to do if she'll try to start a trial before the election. legal watchers on both sides of the aisle seems unlikely that anything will happen before the election. but we'll know when both sides are in federal court on d.c. griff: we will find out. and it seems like president trump is going to try to thread the needle on the campaign

trail. >> he doesn't like the six weeks, but at the same time he voted against the amendment. griff: molly. >> vice-president kamala harris and her running mate tim walz sitting down with cnn for the first former interview this week. for reaction, the founder of crowd pac and fox contributor steve hilton. thank you for joining us on this afternoon. and i want to start with the debut, climbing the mountain, and got to the top of the cliff finally after 40 days for the first interview, the reviews are in, the atlantic says a good enough prime time debut. social media and cable tv, the responses have broken down. democrats think it's a home run and the republicans think it was churlish. and it was all it needed to be. your thoughts on the first interview? >> well, first of all, isn't it completely ridiculous, molly, that we're talking about this

one interview, like this precious little gift of accountability where she's actually having to answer questions. this one thing. one in 40 days. and a normal candidate who is confident in their positions, it would have been 40 interviews by now. but the fact that we're having to focus on it, that itself is an insult to every american, that this is the only one and by the way, this could-- you said the first. this could be the last. there's no reason that she'll do any more. on the interview itself. i thought that she came across as completely uninspiring and flat and somewhat boring and flaun floundering when it came to policy all over the place and including the first question, watch what she would do on day one. you would think that she would have that down and looking all over the place and didn't know what to say. the real point, what every american understands, the fact that she clearly in this interview revealed that she doesn't actually have strongly held beliefs or convictions

about anything. that's the terrifying thing because frankly, politicians, excuse me, running for office, they make all sorts of promises about all sorts of things and do their best to implement them, but the real thing you're doing when you elect a president is someone who is going to respond to unpredictable future events and you need to know how they think and what's the way they'll respond to things. we don't know what kamala harris thinks about things because she doesn't know. she just says what ever is politically expedient at the time and is incredibly risky to put someone as weak ago unprincipled as that in the oval office. >> you know, she's headed off to pennsylvania along with president biden on this trip and in one of other answers there in that interview when she was asked specifically about fracking as you mention one of the topics she's had sort after evolution, she pointed back to 2020 saying, you know, i said i was for it then. in reality she laid that at the feet of joe biden who will be joining her in pennsylvania where fracking is very

important. what do you make of her trying to, you know, essentially have that cake, eat it, too, and now when she goes to the place where fracking is such a great issue, she's bringing president biden with her. >> well, it's exactly as you said, that she's trying to have it all different ways. because also in that interview, she's giving a wink to her far left and saying my values haven't changed and specifically on the broader issue connected with fracking which is her climate policy, she didn't back off that in any way at all, when it came to the general question. she said yes, we have to stick to our timetables and meet the goals, all of those things, the timetables and goals those are the things that are driving the far left policies, banning fracking, banning gas stoves, and the rest of it. all of those are driven by the timetables that she set and she is says she's not going to change them. i don't know why anyone should believe her when she says she's

not going to ban fracking. she hasn't changed the overall goal. >> i'm glad you're here today. i want to talk about the global free speech issues happening right now. the ceo of telegram taken into custody and now x, formerly known as twitter, banned from brazil, immediate suspension of the platform until they comply with all of these different orders. they were very concerned about their staff and concerned about the politics involved here that the judge was using power, going after political opponents, and that this ultimately is a big attack on free speech. this is what elon musk actually tweeted and wrote on x. the most used resource in b brasil brazil, and that was a reference to the judge. your thoughts on this? >> he's right and that's the right word to use and you see this all over the world now. you have dictatorial authoritarian impulses from all

sorts of leaders, including in places you wouldn't expect. like even in the u.k., certainly in france we've seen that. but the underlying point, i'm afraid we have to accept, just as we believe in national sovereignty here in america, we would never tolerate a foreign company, a foreign government, anyone else, try to interfere in how we do things here, and then in the same way while we may condemn these sorts of actions in brazil or france or u.k., anywhere else, in the end they run their country just like we want to run our country. so, we can complain about it and we can campaign against it, but in the end, it's their decision. >> and you know, it's a fascinating development. i'm sure there are concerns here as well as far as free speech and open platforms and steve, thank you so much and we're glad you're available today and able to come on with all of these topics, steve hilton, thank you. >> it's a pleasure, molly, thank you. griff: a former resident at a

colorado apartment building that the aurora mayor and current inhabitants say have been taken over by venezuelan gangs, says she fears for her life and blasted the police response. >> early that morning i had seen various individuals carrying assault weapons to the next floor to the building adjoining me and i reported it to the police. i call 911. no help comes for me. no help. nobody showed up to help me. i didn't have a bullet-proof vest. i didn't have five officers showing up with me whenever there was a problem. we were on our own and we were left to die. griff: despite that, colorado's governor, jared polis' office said it was quote, imagination. things are heating up, several key races are set to determine

the balance of power this november. it's democrats' fight to hold onto the narrow majority. our next guest is hoping to flip a blue seat red. joinings us is from ohio bernie moreno, and we also invited sherrod brown. i want to see the situation in colorado, possibly connected to trenna de augua. and governor polis saying it's her imagination. >> it's horrifying. the fact that joe biden and kamala harris with the full support of sherrod brown has allowed venezuelan criminals to

come through our border, give fake asylum claims and go into the city of aurora, springfield, ohio, places all over my state is totally and utterly unacceptable. they've actually went, as you may know, and flew planes to venezuela, picked up these prisoners and brought them to us at our expense. you can't even imagine how absolutely disgusting and corrupt our government can be to do something like that to america. it's treasonous and on november 5th we've got the get these democrats out of power and sanity to our government. griff: let's mention, for the flights. it's known as the chnv programs. and they figured that would be better than having them come through illegally to bring them in.

in one horrific case, a venezuelan cory alvarez, raped a teenager in a massachusetts hotel and the program was paused because it was rife with fraud. but they're restarting it, they announced, this week. do you think that's is a good idea and why would the administration in your estimation restart this program knowing we have threats out there with the screening process as well as the situations with the gangs trying to take a foothold? >> this is absolutely peak lunacy. the fact that the united states taxpayers. we have middle class that are suffering and seniors that are suffering, record high inflation, what is the government under president biden, vice-president harris and sherrod brown do, the planes, venezuelan government think it's christmas and taking their prisoners and loading them on planes, to our cities,

house them, feed them, take care of them. go to the hospital and get worldclass health care, get free food, a luxury hotel in new york, this is what our taxpayers dollars are used for? now, look, this is the issue of this election. the democrats can try everything they want to distract us, but this is what they're doing to this country. like i said earlier, it is a violation of their basic oath of office, which is to protect america. griff: bernie, if you saw vice-president harris' interview on cnn this week, the one thing that came up was the senate border bill that failed. here is what harris had to say about that. >> ask any community in america that has been devastated by fentanyl what passing that bill would have done to address their concern and the pain that they've experienced. >> so you would push that legislation again. >> not only push it, i will make sure that it comes to my desk and i would sign it.

griff: so if you were to win the senate seat and the bill came back, would you vote for that or against it? >> that particular bill is a total disgrace, it allowed 5,000 illegal incursions into the country per day. by the way, a very similar way for the viewers to understand this. under president trump we had the safest and securest border in history, why because of 94 executive orders that is should have been passed through congress, but congress refused to do it. joe biden and kamala harris reversed all of those executive orders, waited three and a half years, realized they created an absolute invasion at our southern border and we lost operational control of this country and now they're starting to put some of the things back. that bill, first of all, kamala harris never even read it. i don't know that she could read 395 pages. i did. the bill is a total disgrace. it is a political stunt to get them off the hook. griff: bernie, before we run out of time i want to get to one other topic and that is

abortion and you saw and perhaps in our reporting from david spunt here a moment ago, former president trump voting no on the amendment in florida to allow abortions past six weeks. although, president trump says he doesn't support the six-week ban in place because he believes it should be extended further. do you agree with his decision? where do you come down? >> yeah, i think he's right. this is mostly a states issue. look at the end of the day we're not going to be changing laws in washington d.c., we're going to be changing hearts and minds. >> we have to get unity around this issue. reality is democrats don't care about women. they only like the political issue of abortion. if they cared about issue they wouldn't have men playing in women's sports, wouldn't have young girls in locker rooms with young men. they like the politics. issue. we're going to bring the country together and get some common sense things around having increasing our birth

rate in this country. griff: a quick follow-up so your opponent sherrod brown says that you would support a national ban for abortion. what say you? >> he's the only one supporting a national abortion ban. he's put forward a bill that allows -- that stops abortions after viability 22 weeks. i think most of this should be decided by the states. look, again, he's a hypocrite on this answer and won't answer a straight question about it which is why he wouldn't come on a show like fox news. he's coddled by ohio media. they do his bidding. i'll go on the media all the time and talk about my positions are. he's afraid to do it. he's been around 50 years and used to an ohio media who protects him. griff: thank you for your time and we continue to offer an invitation to sherrod brown as well to debate these issues. thank you. >> thank you for having me, if your viewers to go to berniemoreno.com, that would be fantastic. griff: thank you. have a great weekend.

>> dallas police say one of their own was ambushed and executed in the line of duty thursday night. officer darin burkes was reportedly sitting in his patrol vehicle when 30-year-old cory cobb bay approached him, struck up conversation and opened fire. two other officers were also hurt in the attack. the suspect was killed in a shootout after a highway chase. griff: how the man accused of killing an nhl player and her brother in a drunk driving crash reacted when he was ordered behind bars. you won't believe it. that's next. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day.

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>> the hockey world is in mourning today after police say a drunk driver hit and killed columbus blue jacket star j johnny gaudreau gaudreau and his brother matthew. the driver was held behind bars due to the holiday. and cb cotton has more on the tragic story. >> this is heartbreaking here, johnny gaudreau's wife is speaking out, writing in part.

quote, thank you for the best years of my life. despite losing you, i'm still the luckiest girl in the world to have been yours, i love you so much. in another post she shared photos of their two children, a daughter nearly two years old, and a son, just six months old. the mother writing her late husband was the best at putting the baby boy to sleep and the apple of his daughter's eye. 31-year-old johnny gaudreau was weeks from beginning his third season with the blue jackets. thursday he and his brother were biking in oldsman township in new jersey. a drunk driver strike them behind after passing another. they were dead at the scene. they were set to be groomsmen at their sister's wedding. and higgins was charged with

two counts of death with an auto. and he was in custody and hearing next week. >> yes, sir. >> the state filed a motion for the pre-trial detention and the statute and court rules to hold you over for a minimum 72 hours for your hearing, because we have a weekend and a monday holiday, 72 hours becomes thu thursday. >> do you have any questions? >> so despite the pain he's accused of causing, he's the one who seems inconvenienced there. his brother matthew was expecting his first child. a go-fund-me for matthew's wife has raised nearly $300,000 griff. griff: just heartbreaking cb. hockey fans calling it one of the darkest days in the sport. thank you, cb cotton. molly. molly: police say a motorcyclist is in custody after hitting and killing a university of delaware student:

they say that he was speeding through, and hit a group in the crosswalk. gomez was killed and four others were hit. griff: molly, vice-president kamala harris says the economy would be better on her day one focus, but how do her goals differ from the biden-harris administration. well, that's next. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max!

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if she's elected president this november. for more on that, let's bring in the president of the marks group, jean marks. thank you for offering your expertise on saturday on a holiday weekend. what did you make of vice-president kamala harris in this much-awaited interview and what she had to say about the economy. >> i'm still waiting as the rest of the country is waiting for details on what she's doing. she's talking in broad strokes as to what she wants to create and listen, that's what any politician is going to do, try and generate that optimism to get them to vote, but i need more details. right now, the details that are out there with the, you know, vice-president harris is that she's continuing a lot of president biden's policies and although i think investing in some areas, you know, is great. and what's caused inflation is a lot of government spending and hard on small businesses

around the country and consumers. and what she plans on doing as far as taxes, which is a huge bite to many of us, and right now, her policies, i think, are going to follow what president biden is proposing and i think that's a concern for a lot of voters. molly: yeah, she laid out some of the same things she said before, $25,000 home buyers, and child credits. she didn't get into detail where the money is coming from, how it's spent. the mechanisms behind the things that she's proposed. let's listen to one of the things she said and as you mentioned backed some of the things that the biden-harris administration did, including on inflation, take a listen. >> first of all we had to recover as an economy and we've done that. i'm very proud of the work that we've done that's brought inflation down to less than 3%. the work that we've done to cap the cost of insulin, $35 a month for seniors. donald trump said he was going to do a lot of things allowing

medicare negotiate prices, never happened. we did it. >> she mentioned under 3%, more than once. and i found it interesting, because on inauguration day inflation was 1.4% or so, and rose to a little over 9 #% during the course of the biden-harris administration and now it's down to 3%. what do you make of her tactics there in the interview. >> there's a reality about inflation, molly, yes, it's now down to 3% by all means is great news, right? we don't want it to be as high as it was at 9%, but the rising prices, the businesses and consumers have seen over the past three years has been extraordinary. i mean, most of my clients are paying 20 to 30, even 40% more in a lot of their costs than they were paying back in 2020, 2021. so it's taking a lot of time for people to get their arms around this, and wages are barely keeping up with this. right now according to paychex which--

a payroll firm that does a monthly analysis of salary pay, it's up around 3% as well and a lot of people look at the inflation rate, not only dealing with higher costs which is a real concern and also our pay is barely keeping up with even the inflation that she's mentioning and i think that's a big struggle for a lot of people. so she needs to address that. the biggest issue about addressing that, molly, you know, government spending is what is causing inflation and unfortunately, if we have more programs that spend more money, i think that inflation is still going to be a big risk. molly: yeah, she's put some effort in to say i hear the american people on this issue, here is one of the latest political ads. >> families talk about their plans for the future, and they talk about how they're going to achieve them financially and prices are still too high. when i am elected president i will make it a top priority to bring down costs. molly: there you go see

highlighting the price gouging thing that she is suggested, but once again we don't know how exactly. your thoughts on this approach? >> well, the price gouging approach i'm not a big fan of. you know, i think that government controls over prices have shown throughout history that they never really do work. i mean, what a government should be doing, again, in my opinion, molly, is that they should be doing everything to make an economy more competitive. to provide more opportunities for businesses, because supply and demand will gauge the right level of prices. you know, governments themselves like to come in and impose regulations and employment regulations and other on businesses, environmental relllations, that increases costs and i mentioned earlier about taxes. i am very concerned as a c.p.a. about rising taxes that we could be seeing in the next couple of years and takes a giant bite not just out of consumers, but also out of corporations that, you know, it takes away money that they could be using to be that much more competitive and invest in

their businesses. molly: and every time progress is being made, there's something else like a surge in car insurance premiums. fox business says it could be up more than 50% in some states. what's going on with that? >> insurance rates have gone up significantly because the price of cars have gone up significantly. the auto industry has suffered through supply chain issues. there are more regulations in certain states like california, illinois, new york, which is also increasing the cost for insurers to operate and as usual, they're passing their prices down on consumers. let me give you guys some advice, okay, you could be seeing a significant increase in your auto insurance rates this year, but you don't have to just take that increase. more than 50% of consumers don't really negotiate or do anything with their auto bill. maybe you're the same as me, but you get the insurance rate increase you pay it you move on. you should be asking your insurance agency for competitive rates. you should be going on to online sites and looking at competitive rates for your auto insurance as well and you should be really closely looking at the cost of

insurance on the coverage that you're getting because in some cases, it might be too much for what you need. so although rates are going up, i want to tell of you guys watching, there's something we can do as consumers and business owners to keep them under control. and that's what we should be doing before the end of the year. molly: gene marks, you probably saved somebody money, maybe me. i know, right? me, too. thank you for coming in. >> thanks, molly. take care. griff: molly, a doctor charged in connection with matthew perry's death making his first appearance in court yesterday where the judge allowed him to remain free on bond with several restrictions. christina coleman is live following the details. may, christina. >> hi, griff. dr. mark chavez made his first appearance in court in downtown l.a., agreed to plead guilty earlier this morning. he's one of the five charged in this case.

the others include another doctor and alleged drug dealer called the ketamine queen. and they say they played a role in perry's death, falsely prescribing, or injecting the ketamine that caused him to die last october. the doctor did not speak, his lawyer spoke on his behalf. >> he's incredible remorseful, not just matthew perry, but because he was a patient. 's doing everything to right the wrong her. molly: he admitted to diverting ketamine to his former clinic, and a fraudulent prescription in the name of a former patient without their knowledge or consent. prosecutors say the other doctor sent a text message describing how much to charge perry for the ketamine saying i wonder how much this moron will pay. and prosecutors say they were

inscrupulous doctors, and no longer practicing medicine. and his attorney was asked if chavez has a message for perry's family. here is his response. >> i'm afraid i can't answer that question other than to say incredibly sorry that someone lost their life. it doesn't matter who the -- i know that he was incredibly, universally loved by all. that's a shame what happened here, but he's incredibly remorseful at the end of the day, someone trying to seek treatment died. >> now the attorney there saying that, you know, his client is incredibly remorseful and chavez's attorney will work to kell a hearing so his client can enter his guilty plea. griff: there's more and more to this story. christina coleman live with the details. molly. molly: rain along the gulf

coast could bring some travel issues to texas this labor day weekend. fox weather's randy campbell is in galveston, texas. how is it looking there? >> well, molly, it's currently raining lightly here in galveston, texas. but folks have seen a rainy start to the labor day holiday weekend. it's not what they want to see. you can see over to my left, a family trying to enjoy the beach or even the attractions behind them on the pier and some folks maybe wanting a fun day, but with disturbance number one lingering along the texas and louisiana coast, scattered storms are expected. some spots have already seen over six inches of rain in the last two days. going forward, the national weather service saying we have a level two out of four risk for flash flooding in parts of texas and louisiana. despite storms, we've seen people swimming at the beach or heading to local attractions and one woman coming all the way from england. >> i assume we brought it with

us, really. we're used to the rain so it's no bother. >> we thought if it rains too much this weekend we'll go home early, otherwise we'll play it by ear. >> meanwhile, people trying to get to their destinations this weekend dealt with issues at the airport. according to flight aware on friday, there was nearly 8,000 flight delays and over 450 flight cancellations at u.s. airports. and just in the last few hours, we've had 370 flight delays or 11 flights that have been currently canceled and that can only get worse because we have a severe storm affecting the east, new york city or even the d.c. area, molly. molly: that misery map could get worse. we shall see. brittany campbell. thank you for watching for us. a new expansion on israel's war on hamas. that is next.

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>> the israeli military says raids in the west bank have killed a senior hamas commander along with 20 others. this as the country conducts air strikes hezbollah in lebanon. jeff is tracking the latest. to you. >> as the fighting continues, not only along the israel-lebanon border, but also in gaza, we're learning there are going to be a series of localized pauses starting tomorrow due to an emerging health crisis in gaza. a case of polio was discovered in the territory for the first time in 25 years. so the regional, temporary pauses will allow doctors and other health physicians to get into gaza and start vaccinating 640,000 kids there. now, some children have already started receiving the polio vaccines at nasser hospital, but the official campaign and

series of eight-hour pauses is scheduled to start on sunday contingent on israeli forces and hamas sticking to the agreement. >> this is a massive operation. the security, of course, is paramount and we urge all parties to ensure that protection as well of them, and of course of the families, as well as the health facilities and children. >> meanwhile, a fourth day of raids in the west bank is underway. israeli security forces say that two militants were killed in two separate incidents. a car exploded at a gas station and the other the attempted car ramming attack on a security guard outside of an israeli settlement. ids say they've killed, and from gun battles and israeli machinery. the fire is continuing along the israel-lebanon border between hezbollah and israeli forces, all of this as they try to get this tense cease-fire

agreement across the line. so far no breakthroughs. molly: in the constant monitoring of iran. thank you. griff: did you see this, the california votes to ban schools from serving snacks like cheetos and twinkies due to a certain ingredient. that's next. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?!

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molly. molly: all righty. as we're about to enter a new school year, california state lawmakers voted this week to ban schools from serving foods with additives commonly used in snacks like cheetos, twinkies. it's a first in the nation move designed to limit students from eating foods with dyes that have been linked to behavioral issues in kids. the author of the bill argues california has a responsibility to protect our students from chemicals that harm children and interfere with their ability to learn. as a lawmaker, a parent, and someone who struggled with a.d.h.d., i find it unacceptable that we allow schools to serve food with additives that are linked to hyperactivity and neural behavioral harm. however, the snack food industry crying foul with a spokesperson saying it's

unfortunate that ingredients have been demonized for a political agenda. the passage of this bill could cost schools and familiar miss money, limit choice and access and consumer confusion. what say you, griff, about the twinky ban underway. griff: i say hands off our twinkies and cheetos and let us have the orange stained fingers and particularly children. this is one of the government sort of intrusion stories, i think, sometimes, molly. because everyone agrees, particularly those of us like yourself and i who are parents, that we want our children to eat healthier, but trying to take away twinkies and cheetos isn't always going to work so we hope that we can get healthier options for children, but simply taking them away isn't going to work. where do you come down? >> well, what's kind of wild about this is the ingredients they're talking about the different dyes which we know are. all sorts of foods, blue

1, blue 2, frooty pebbles and jolly ranchers. we know it will snowball into a list of things and we hope our kids are eating apples and the corn and whatever vegetables are fed to them at school, but i just, i just wonder about how far this goes. griff: we survived it and so will they. much more ahead. one more hour to go. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪

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