people want to be very few do you need a long vacation stay as long as you want. steve: i will take that to heart in the nicest possible way. "the next revolution" will ♪ ♪ >> todd: all eyes on asia. house speaker nancy pelosi to singapore ahead of a possible secret visit to taiwan, facing pressure from the chinese, communist party and the white house do not make that stop here at a big win on the world stage. to kick off your monday. >> carley: don't love the situation that she finds herself in. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning i'm carley shimkus.

>> todd: i'm todd piro. >> carley: doubling down to nancy pelosi and making it clear to the u.s. concern over what pelosi planned to taiwan in firm opposition to visit if the u.s. challenges and it will be met with resolute countermeasures and must bear all consequences arising thereof. in washington alex, good morning. >> good morning, carley, todd it seems the chinese believe there was a trip to taiwan gland but the itinerary yesterday the self-governing island was not listed and read "in singapore, malaysia, south korea and japan high level meetings to discuss how we can further advance our shared interests and values. pelosi and other democratic delegation has made the trip to discuss security, economic partnership in the region according to the speaker's office and taiwan is not on the public schedule but there has been intense speculation a stop

could happen anyway despite a warning from china and president calling the visit not a good idea. mike pompeo said this, "i don't agree with speaker pelosi very often but she made it clear she wanted to go visit on her own. now the biden administration is saying maybe that is not smart. to allow americans be bullied by chinese propaganda would send a bad message to those in the region." they claim chinese has around without independently governing it. >> if we want to have deterrence against chinese communist party we need to provide weapons systems to taiwan. malcolm if pelosi does make the trip the highest ranking official to do so since 1987, carley, todd. >> carley: thank you, carolina congressmen member of the g.o.p. caucus. president biden has not supported nancy pelosi in this

trip with the events and advising against it but do you think she will go? how do you feel about the rhetoric coming out of the administration and the dod whose job is to keep the united states is the number one superpower? >> i think it is interesting and i can't make a projection whether she goes or not but the fact we are cowering to china and specifically this period of time when the biden administration has shown to the world it is very, very weak administration, i actually think brings it to afghanistan but that is a different matter. with hunter and everything there is a cloud about what this china know about them and the biden administration is afraid about. and just further credence to the fact he's not willing to stand up to china to essentially the greatest adversary and defend our allies in the region, south korea, japan, taiwan for

that matter and not willing to show strength and here we are shrinking in front of the bear and now the panda, if it is. so it just shows where his weakness under this particular administration. i think she should go personally. >> todd: congressman the state media official said a deleted tweet on saturday, "u.s. fighter jets escorted pelosi's plan to taiwan." they -- the u.s. fighter jets including firing warning shots and making tactical movement of all obstruction and affected shoot them down. congressman hello was standing in the world gotten that someone entering the state media or the chinese government feels emboldened to make a statement like that under this biden administration? >> todd clement shows. it is a perfect example how poorly the world thinks of this administration. everyone used to scream about trump not being a nice guy but he was respected because he was

a leader. he was strong but anything he's anything but a leader in on the world stage on so many different circles and so many different areas comeaux seen as weak in the administration and therefore russia, china, anybody the adversaries willing to push the risk of conflict into a far, far greater then they did the last administration. honestly, it is embarrassing. >> carley: standing aside is that an unbelievable statement from the chinese state led media? it really is a possible threat of a declaration of war. is this, blustering on their part and are you taking them seriously? something like that set on twitter or some sort of media outlet, how should the biden administration respond? >> carley, i think they were stunned by this that we are not taking orders from any other

country, period, point blank, period. and on social media and instant thing. but this is really the crux where we need to stand up and say we are the united states of america. we are the dominant force for freedom in the world and we we will not be told what to do by a communist country. it is time to stand up and have courage again which the biden administration seems to shrink from. >> todd: meantime, congressman you are a member of the doctors caucus. president biden in isolation testing covid once again. it is called a rebound case. what should we take away from all of this from a medical perspective? >> i think, todd, i've done about 40 educational videos about covid. it is here to stay, and we have known this for quite some time. now that we have a rebound after taking peck's avoid, and we need

to see what's going on with paxlovid the study of white people are getting rebound and the stages perhaps we are not treating long enough because we know a bacterial infection if you don't take all of your antibiotics come often times the infection will pop back up again. this may be occurring with rebound infections. but the fact is, we have to actually learn to live with this. nothing we've done vexing band-aids, masts have truly alter the trajectory of this. when i see patients, i don't ask them if they had covid but how many times they've had covid. it is a fact that it is a part of our daily life these days. >> carley: congressman thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> god bless you. >> todd: the senator was busy to explain to americans why massive spending deal and while struggled to pay their bills. speed to the senator, they were

not buying what he is selling, brooke singman, good morning. >> senator joe manchin asking americans to trust him with $759 billion bill will not lead to more inflation, even though that's exactly what happened with the american rescue plan passed last year. listen to this. >> use of the american rescue plan, the covid relief bill would not cause inflation. most believe, senator, that spinning, that bill did spark the skyrocketing inflation. why should americans believe you now? >> i want to make sure to not make that mistake again, bottom line. >> carley: jumper also is slimming and said this is democrats trying to pass wish list item before the midterms and november, watch. >> what joe manchin and the democrats are proposing are the two cardinal sins that you don't want to do when the economy is in such a dire situation.

number one is they want to raise taxes in the middle of a recession. the other one is massive government spending. 175 page bill and it is over $1 billion a page. >> meanwhile the biden administration is being accused of trying to fool americans on the state of our economy. the executive director for heritage action of america writing "no matter how the biden administration attempts to gaslight the american people or redefined the term "recession," we filled the inflationary effects of the policy on our wallet." and also sang yesterday inflation is very concerning and spreading out across the economy, carley, todd. >> carley: brooke singman thank you for that information. and to more data points from analysis groups over the weekend and found the inflation reduction act would actually increase inflation slightly until 2024 and then decrease it

after that. the goal of this bill is to cut prices immediately as the name suggests, this isn't it. the other one from the joint committee on taxation and the bill actually raises taxes on everyone $16.7 billion tax on americans earning less than $200,000, 14.1 increase on those earning $20,500,000. and when will we learn about that? president biden criticizes republicans for wanting to increase taxes because of the plant that no other republicans signed off on. apparently this bill would do exactly that. >> todd: beautifully set by "the wall street journal," listen to this, it's long so bear with me. taxes will rise $16.7 billion in 2023 on americans earning less than $200,000 a year. taxpayers earning between $200,000.50014.1 billion mark. this is the light to the democratic claims that no one

earning $400,000 will pay more taxes under the bill. i promised mr. biden made in his campaign. the reality of all of this is that a tax increase on every american. arizona senator schumer and others want to sign it for this tax ball and chain barely three months they will be responsible for the economic consequences and the texas unlikely to be a political or economic win. i want to go into a few more data points. that model is so telling. no deficit reduction until 2027. look at your watch, it is still 2020 to five years apart. this is the best part no impact on inflation until 2031. again, look at your watch is in your clock, that is nine years away. people need help yesterday but 2031 we are good to.

>> carley: she is not cynical mike signaled whether she will sign off on this bill so that is a big question mark. but what we do know this bill will give $7,500 tax credits to the families making $300,000 a year for electric vehicles. so just came out with a poll and four in ten americans are buying fewer groceries now because of inflation. democrats are trying to sell a bill that would give tax credits to rich people to buy electric vehicles at a time when every day americans almost half are buying less food because of inpatient ohmic inflation, good luck at that. that's like after someone has a heart attack but the solution doesn't meet the problem. >> todd: to your point if you can't afford groceries and $7500 for a car that cost $70,000 will not help you.

>> carley: apparently in something joe manchin wanted with reform and he said help with fossil fuel industry, but bret baier pointed this out yesterday when he was on "fox news sunday," apparently is not written in the bill but a promise. if i sign off on this democratic leadership will promised down the road that they would get to permanent reform which steps are: that. >> todd: premises in d.c., there you go. other news on this monday, california battling what is now the state's largest wildfire this year. the mckinney fire stretched more than 52,000 acres of land after erupting on friday. about 500 homes evacuated and govern gavin newsom declared a state of emergency. it's 0% contained. fox weather alert, poor children are dead as and continue to search form and people as they braced for more rain and some

expected to get four to 5 inches. andy beshear says 1400 people have been rescued so far in some areas and they are unreachable at this point. from want the story download the fox weather app or stream on any connected tv device. >> carley: shooting and killing indiana police officer and expected to face murder charges today. 42-year-old carlo killed officer know with during a late night traffic stop. he got out of his car and opened fire on the cop. he then fled the scene and led the police on a high-speed chase before being captured. the u.s. army becoming a police officer and a member of the elwood police department for 11 months. he was 24 years old. professional shoplifter in new york city is finally put in jail after more than 100 arrests. michele michele was arrested for

stealing paper towels in harlem, but this time she is being held by the police after fighting back against the arresting officers back in february, michele explains why she decided to keep breaking the law. >> will use steel even now out on supervised -- >> you have to what? i have to get a new outfit. >> you have to get a new outfit. so you are going to go steal it? >> i called it professional -- >> carley: you can tell yourself that. they'll set for $5,000 after she had allegedly bit, kicked, and scratched officers. she was arrested 100 times. >> try that after the show come apparently in new york i can. president biden made this promise on the 2020 campaign trail and you may have remembered it. >> there will not be another law constructed on my administration.

i'm going to make sure that we have border protection but it's going to be based on making sure that we use high-tech capacity to deal with it. and at the ports of entry. >> carley: interesting turn of events and border wall construction and some say it is a stumps for midterms. we will tell you how those two things are related. >> todd: plus not joking, a free house in the hamptons? you won't believe with some companies how they are pandering to keep jen c from quitting their jobs. trust me. you want to stick around for this on a very busy monday morning. don't go anywhere

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♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this out of stock level for baby formula was shocking 30% shot up here that number remains unchanged from june. the biden operation of fly formula promising to deliver more food for babies in may. arizona and wyoming feeling the pain with out of stock rates coming to reportedly 44% and 42%. louisiana mom amber is one of the mothers accusing the

biden administration of forgetting about the crises. she will be on later this morning to share how she is dealing with the shortage. in south dakota governor kristi noem going after the biden administration for tying school lunch with the lgbqt community. >> this white house has threatened to take away all of our school lunch resources for poor and underprivileged kids if we don't comply with their mandates. they are also coming out in decrees with a leftist agenda that is extreme and they are willing to her children to create an unfair environment for children. >> carley: agricultural secretary is required schools with the national school lunch program to recognize gender identity as part of this. south dakota passed a bill that bans transgender girls from competing in women's sports. south dakota's attorney general has 1 of 22 ags challenging the white house action in court,

todd. >> todd: los angeles suing the los angeles health department to immediately halt any plans to mask kids in school. the lawsuit it said after erroneously using a number of hospitalized patients who instantly tested positive for covid rather than the number of patients hospitalized due to covid. jule hamill on behalf of a parents group joins me now, great to have you here. the threat of the mandate is pause for l.a. county saying we will hold off on the mandate for now and your lawsuit continues. i'm wondering why with the department of health even consider a mandate like this in light of everything we know about how masks are running our kids ability to learn, to socialize, to grow? >> that is a great question. thank you for having me on. barbara pereira has a mission ai don't fully understand what it is but it's certainly not public health and it's not the health and welfare of our children.

everything that she is doing is basically opposite of what we are hearing from qualified medical doctors. the county's top physician said we are not seeing here is covid disease and there is nobody in the hospital with series covid disease. this is a different pandemic than it was at the outset. so, you know, i think barbara is not getting the pushback from our politicians and supervisors that she should be. no one is raining her in until this last week and we started getting press coverage of what is actually going on periods be when you mentioned the doctors and you have actual real medical doctors on your side. take a listen. >> certainly if the experience of our hospitals are reflective of the county which i believe it is, we are seeing nobody with

severe covid commit is the same and it's not changed. it has been the same and it's like two months of the same. >> todd: if barbara who is making this decision is not listening to the scientists, who is she listening to? >> in my opinion, labor unions. and i'm using this as a tool. they are using this as leverage. to bargain for more, especially with the speaker and barbara makes mention of this during the meetings at the county. she said everything she does she's doing with the labor partners. and she's not looking out for the kids. she has never once acknowledge the harms that our children have suffered as a result of her policies. every single day, i speak to a parent of a child who has ended up hospitalized due to mental health issues arising from the pandemic policies.

and it is sickening. it is horrible. >> todd: you are continuing the lawsuit and what to expect it to show specifically when it comes to kids masks and the impact on them and how it is basically running the child? >> in terms of what the discovery process is come i don't think we need to do much discovery. we have a lot of experts on our side who by the way or volunteering their time on this lawsuit which is unheard of in my experience as a litigator. i would love to see in the discovery or any information from the county that shows that the harm to our kids are outweighed by any benefits of masking them. i don't think that evidence is there. >> todd: i'm so curious to how this turned out. i was speaking with one of my very, very liberal friends out there in l.a. and they are sick of what is happening with the mask mandates. they are not happy with it.

and i'm curious to see what happens. jule hamill, thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: carley. >> carley: recalling three patches of hair and scalp sunscreen after small amounts of cancer-causing chemicals. experts detected and expected levels of the chemical lindsay from the propellant that sprays the sunscreen out of a cannon. full refunds for those specific products. no injuries or deaths have been reported. now you know. and running as a conservative agenda and one of the most liberal states in the country. he is not just taking on the far left. he is challenging the entire swamp. >> i'm running for my country. i'm running because i believe in america first policy. we need people to stick up and fight for the american people, not special interest. we have to get these groups out and we have got to get a new group going. >> todd: a lot of corey gibson

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♪ ♪ >> todd: the pentagon has not responded to d.c. mayor muriel bowser's call for the national guard to be deployed for the surge of illegal migrants. but the source familiar with the request tells fox news if they approve the request it shows favoritism over the border states who have already requested federal emergency status. governor greg abbott and governor ducey, the white house has allowed migrants to flood their communities. the white house may be realizing the ways at the border quietly approving construction of a portion of the border wall in arizona. >> carley: some republicans said the president is doing this to make a border democrats look better ahead of midterms. jackie ibanez joins us live.

the p.r. stunt, jackie. >> hi, good morning, carley and todd. as he was saying it wouldn't work, presidential candidate joe biden vowed to a been on the wall completely, remember this? >> there will not be another wall constructed on my administration. i'm going to make sure that we have border protection, but it's going to be based on making sure that we use high-tech capacity to deal with it. at the ports of entry. >> now the president appears to be going back on that campaign pledge. dhs approved a closing of four wide gaps in the wall near yuma. they said the area has become one of the busiest for border crossers, but the administration accused of using the wall to support democrat senator mark kelly who is up for reelection in november. >> it is just being used as a political tool to sort of democratic senator in arizona mark kelly who coincidently has

previously voted against the border wall. >> this you mentioned hypocrisy. clearly this is a political stunt. with that said, every one of us in arizona, everyone of us like me who has generations of family and the state have never seen this level of lawlessness. >> republican congressman franchot going further mocking the president's flip-flop and laughable telling fox news "this is purely photo up for midterms election because of the american citizen so disgusted with the southwest border policy. the house republican congressman to secure the southern border should the g.o.p. retake control of congress midterms. leading the policy is legislation requiring the federal government continue constructing the border wall. >> carley: thank you so much. the political news conference on former president trump's america first agenda and a bid to unseat republican congressman dan

newhouse in washington's primary election tomorrow. some of his policies include defending life, peace and strength and constitution with lowering taxes and mandating law and order. washington congressional candidate corey gibson joins us now, corey, good morning to you. you said a week republican is more dangerous than a democrat. what do you mean by that? >> what i mean by that is the fact we watch our country slip further and further to the left what we thought the republicans were really fighting for us. it wasn't until we saw donald trump pushing through america first policy that we started realizing that we hadn't had anybody fighting for us the way that we thought we did. when we talk about america first policy, it is really just a mandate to follow through on a policy that without republican party was actually fighting for. >> carley: you were running against dan to vote to impeach donald trump era do you support his policies on january 6th and where do you draw that line?

>> you know, it is interesting and i draw the line with donald trump and his policies and how his policies worked. i know he was a controversial figure, but i also know well the country was thriving and while we had the economy booming and every minority group was thriving, everything was going very well and still 95% of the media was against him. so, i think there is actually a balance that really hasn't been identified fully that would show he wasn't necessarily quite as divisive as the media made him out to be. when it comes to january 6th, i say release the tapes and let's find out what actually happened. and you know, at the end of the day though, this election is about the future of the country in the america first policy is how we get our country back on track. >> carley: a little bit more about you, what is your background? what motivated you to run for congress? >> my background was fairly interesting. actually introduced marketing to the entertainment called cause

marketing. a market where you do good by marketing strategies and campaigns. i did that for networks and studios. and it was where i worked on building alliances with foreign countries with education programs in the u.s. and abroad as well. the background is identifying issues and building coalitions to solve those problems. and the reason i wanted to run his similar to what i said earlier, which is it weak republicans is more dangerous than a democrat right now. we have to get people in office for the sole reason to start fighting for the country. i think freedom is a slippery slope and we have to fight for it. i think a lot of us feel right now we are on a sled going down the slope. it is time for us to start stepping up and pull ourselves back, back to a place we can agree on a destination as a country. >> carley: before we let you go, or said to be controversial and one at the things you talk

about is your identity politics. we don't want people to think just because you check a box you have to vote a certain way. where is your message? >> my message on that front is we have a whole changing game happening right now. everything has been a narrative so far. people are starting to wake up to the lies to the democratic party. i happen to be american first constitutional and who happens to be running for office. a lot of people want to fight for office. in america first pack is full of diversity of people just like me wanting to fight for our country. i think we are about to become the big tent party that we've always preach that we were. >> carley: the primary is tomorrow so it's getting down to the wire for you. corey gibson thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. >> carley: you are very welcome, todd. >> todd: spending the day with georgia candidate herschel walker as he flips the senate for republicans. >> why would you decide this is

the right time for herschel walker to run for senate? >> i'm not a politician. i don't move like one and i don't dress like one and i don't talk like one. but a lot of's policies are really screwing us up right now. i think we need people with common sense. >> todd: to focus to win the seat after a comfortable win at the primary in may. raphael warnock in the high-stakes senate race and remember you can watch more running. later this morning on fox. hopefully they don't make me run in anymore segments. governor joe manchin throwing support to president biden's possible reelection bid this is the second time joe manchin refused to answer the question in recent days and he refuses to answer which party he wants to take control of congress in november.

all right, democrat bill with taxes on americans earning less than $400,000 a year. and four in ten americans so 40% of you say they are cutting back on groceries thanks to inflation. we will ask them on panel what this means for their budgets especially with back to school around the corner. >> carley: and on the top of the charts as the worst celebrity polluter thanks to all of the trips being lodged by her private jet. we will tell you how she's responding and who else made the trip. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this, taylor swift being printed the biggest celebrity polluter. in the report found swift use co2 more than any celeb but her representative said it's not entirely her fold. it is loaned out to other individuals to contribute to most or all of these trips. that is blatantly incorrect. this anger with 170 private jet flights with 8,240 metric tons of carbon dioxide. meanwhile, swift has previously called climate change horrific. one of the social issues that concern for the most but see, it's not her fault.

>> todd: why doesn't she loaned her jet out to me, carley? >> companies are willing to bring on and keep those employees following covid. some include therapy and a four day work week and ability to work anywhere in the country and even access to a house in the hamptons? the president of sage, one of the companies giving out the park said "rather than negative feelings by going to work because i have to make a living, suddenly i want to go to work because i can combine it with my wife that i love." one company employing people to build makeshift offices anywhere employees want to live. another company is giving memberships to so-called house and elite, swanky private club. is inflation touching these companies? how are they affording this question marks me when i'm doing my best to not actually have seen come out of my ears right now. let me just say this, enjoy it

while you can gen z because in a few months when the labor market goes down and down and down, you will not be so interested in looking for a company that has a house in the hamptons or anything else on the list. you will be looking for a job. it is not going to be that easy. i'm sorry that you feel you are of the stuff because you waltzed into a economy where employers are desperate to find the people based on the way the economy is going. but economy is up-and-down and enjoy it while it last. >> carley: as a person they were giving me to excel professionally and personally. you are right. one negative earnings rating and they will have to be happy with the free coffee. like the rest of us. the labor market is not as robust as it was a few months ago. this is starting slowly but surely in these kids are going to have to come back to reality. you know what i was thinking

about when i heard the story, farmers that put and 25 hours a day on the land and are like, these guys need a soho house to do their job. >> carley: and not only just bring your puppy to workday. that is something we can get behind. beautiful. cute little dogs. >> todd: i will come down because i have a segment to do. the nonpartisan joint committee on taxation is showing reckless democratic proposals would increase taxes on millions of americans despite joe biden's promise not to tax the middle class. let's bring in two moms, lindsay stafford, shannon ford. shane and with all the other hits to your bank account going on right now, the inflation, let's not forget about -- but how are you going to deal with the tax increase due to boot? >> we have the family are just trying to prepare and get ready for it. we are starting to feel it and it's not hurting us to bed yet

but we are starting to feel it so we are trying to prepare the family and cut back anywhere we can. the year is the joint committee analysis finds in 2023 next year texas will increase $16.7 billion on american taxpayers earning less then $200,000 throughout the 10-year window at the average tax rate for every single income category to increase and get this this is the big one that drives me up a wall, by 2031 went the green energy subsidies provide a great benefit to higher incomes, those are below $400,000 and projected to bear as much as two-thirds of the burden. lindsay, how do you feel knowing your blood, sweat, tears will fund green energy credits for the rich? >> well, i don't need an electric car. so, as a single mom, i feel like the tax hikes would seriously affect how a budget and with the current inflation and gas prices

the way they are. , i'm counting my penalties and looking for ways to cut to cut it the essential tax hikes on a streamed budget would be devastating to so many. it would certainly make me reevaluate my spending habits. it is not just the middle class that it will affect. some of the lower class will feel the burden. >> todd: 58.4% of registered voters cutting back by going out to eat less, 48% driving less, 45% postponing or canceling vacations, 43.3% cutting back on groceries. shannon, are you able to give your kids the same quality of life you were able to give them two short years ago? >> yes, but it is a struggle. and yes we have to budget and we were doing all of that. and with this announcement that this was probably coming it is just another blow because i

remember in 2010 where everyone said you don't raise taxes during a recession. here we are. >> todd: it is a recession and they are raising taxes, despite the democrats in congress and the white house saying both of those are incorrect. turns out they are very correct. lindsay, we were promised, as i said in the intro, no increases on anyone making under $400,000. the president in the united states campaigning promise that. do you feel like to buy joe biden? >> well, i mean, absolutely. bush, clinton and obama have warned against during the recession and we are right there. so it is a double blow. when i think a lot of people are just now recovering from covid and getting back on their feet. >> todd: shannon, same question to you, do you feel lied to buy joe biden? >> not just about this but about

a lot of things. >> todd: okay come in terms of when you look at your friends outside of your family, shannon, are they going through a really tough time right now that we are talking about all the time in the news or somewhat insulated somehow and the magical 1% year? >> it depends on the friends but i will say the ones most affected are the ones that own small businesses. i see them being affected and they can't find workers now with this. but his blow after blow. >> todd: lindsay, final question to you, how are your friends and family holding up after all of this? >> there is a lot of worry and concern about what the future holds with inflation the way it is already in gas prices. i think a lot of my friends are concerned. >> todd: time to make tough time out there, shannon and lindsay come appreciate it and let us know how your friends and family are doing. based upon this tax bill, it ain't. shannon and lindsay, carley.

>> carley: $1.3 billion mega millions jackpot does not come forward. it was rebuilt the ticket was purchased at this illinois convenience store, but it was not clear if it was an individual purchase or part of a pool. it turns out we may never know because anyone who wins a quarter of a million dollars can keep their identity secret. the winning numbers, todd, write them down at an illinois convenience 13-36-45-57-57 and the mega, 14. >> todd: you didn't know i won after the show? >> carley: congratulations. we will be splitting the winnings. and i will bring my imaginary puppy. turning to this, it is my turn to read, apparently, democrats have made it clear how they view latino voters. speak with the university of this community as distinct as te

bodegas of the bronx and as beautiful as the blossoms of miami. and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> todd: never gets old. arizona candidate looking to be the first to be a congresswoman and joins us next hour to tell us the democrats are taking her for granted. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: all eyes on asia. pelosi touches down you in singapore ahead of a possible visit to taiwan. republicans say that would hand china a big win on the world stage. you're watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm t