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a ring camera actually captured heche blue mini cooper recess speed to this neighborhood for this is how one witness described that she saw before the impact, listen. >> i just saw a flash of blue. it was out of nowhere. you know, it was loud. it did not make sense. >> okay, moments later heche questions about half a mile away said the car and house up in flames. another witness said heche was conscious and breathing which is put on a stretcher and rushed to the hospital for a third essay she stable but again a very long road to recovery. fortunately no one else was hurt, lawrence. >> asha the los angeles times reported heche is deemed to be under the influence and acting erratically. what can you tell us about this? what's are many reports out that say that we have not independently confirm the report. we do know is heche been very vocal with mental abuse and

substance abuse the 53 of actress is best known for her rolls in movies like i know what you did last summer. i've sit still going to be a lot to come out on this, lawrence b. >> will be following thank you ashley. three security way in and criminal defense attorney brian claypool. thank you all so much for joining me for this breaking news. laura, went to go to you first. i know you have interviewed her in the past. what can you tell us about her? it seems like this is just spiraled out of control. >> yes, lawrence thanks for having me. i interviewed and in 2020 for a movie she did called vanished. i chalked it up as everybody being stuck at home during quarantine. but she was so off for it is very, very troubling, very concerning. she was slurring a little bit. at one point you made a comment about the movie saying you know, i don't even know why this movie

got made or how it got made. i'm sitting you're going aren't you supposed to be promoting this film? we are supposed be going to see it. frankly i was shocked that nobody had me pull this interview. and has been struggling for a while now. i've always been a fan of hers. let's not forget, and has a book out where she said her father molested her as an infant and gave her genital herpes as an infant. and has four siblings three have passed away. and has the right relationship with her mother. you know she is a very, very troubled woman. very talented actress and my heart goes out to her. lawrence: really quickly they were some reports talking about her driving back and forth speeding in the neighborhood. we cannot confirm this. but have you heard anything from that from your sources? >> yes, i have heard exactly what you have heard lawrence. i also heard when she crashed into this garage, she tried to get herself out of the car and

then just decided this is not going to work i'm going to speed away. this is eventually how she got into her second car crash per. >> unbelievable unbelievable. let's bring up mr. claypool. think a surfer joining the program pretty want to talk with some of the legal charges that could possibly going on. her hearing from her family. they are saying that she is in our thoughts and prayers. they ask for us to respect her privacy during this difficult time. we're way past that. his charge her for fleeing the scene? >> hate lawrence, great to be with you. i think that legal charges anne heche is potentially facing are a dui with severe property damage, reckless driving. and then i also did a little bit of research she could be charged for what is called assault with a deadly weapon because a car is a deadly weapon. and she ran 30 feet into the house and nearly killed the

folks in the house. that carries two -- four year jail term if she is convicted for dui they got to do blood tests on her prep sure they did at the hospital with got to find out what her blood alcohol level was. and you got to find out there any other types of drugs in her body. the good news for anne heche perch is very fortunate, and california even if there severe property damage, that does not enhance the penalties for herbert that is still charged as a misdemeanor. but, the reckless driving which i'm sure she's going to be charged with, that typically is a misdemeanor in california. but gascon has a discretion to charge that as a felony. and if he does that carries up to two years in jail as well. lawrence: are going to continue to file the investigation we do not of the test of the blood but there are pictures of circulated what appears to look like alcohol bottle. we do not know that for sure yet. lauren, what else can you tell us from those in hollywood. a lot of support from those folks on social media now.

but if something was going on in her life, was her anyone talking about that? >> yes, i mean anne heche has been working on bunch of different projects lately. but none of them are studio motion pictures. anne heche is working on a lifetime movie she was on the judge on dancing with the stars in 2020. she is doing a lot of different projects we are not used to seeing her as an audience. we are used to seeing her big movies like psycho and i know you did last summer. think she has been struggling for a while now. and like you said, a lot of slippers are coming out on social media and supporting her. and offering just positive messages for her. tom jean was a big supporter of hers. she was dating him in 2020 actually when i had interviewed the both of them. they broke up recently. he is all for her hand and says she's doing fine in the hospital but she's going to recover.

lawrence: will be following lauren, brian thank you so much for joining the program. >> you bet. other top stories tonight, it is no secret the border crisis has fallen into the democrats lapse. there's no ignoring it now bruce saw flight landed in new york for months, we were there, we felt the bus full of illegal migrant passengers as they were dropped off and allowed to enter this country freely. but it is only when another busload arrived on eric adams doorstep that he call for the buy demonstration to intervene. friday morning group of migrant men, when, children arrive straight from texas. so we asked new yorkers for their take on the mounting crisis that extends further than the border, take a look. >> fantastic. because you know what? if you want a sanctuary city, people would be coming. absolutely romper if you want to come to this country, you are more than welcome. check in at the gate.

>> all be honest with you i do not would know what to say about that. it is just too much, too much. on the american people. i like for anybody to come here but to come here legally break don't hate people because they come here illegal don't get me wrong now. i think people should come legal, go to the process like everybody else. so they being screened the not criminals? sate from a prison to new york? that's something i worry about. immigrants? we are all immigrants progress how old were they? where they family? for the single people? you know, there's so many varying factors. i hope they're being taken care of. >> we cannot continue to let people float across the border. it is unsafe. the people cannot deal with it at home, the government that is their problem. they have a solution for things that come up like this. the state of texas cannot do this alone per. >> it wouldn't be happening with the different present of course a different administration.

and it should be happening at all. it should go back -- like they should put them all out in front of the white house because supporters of federal responsibility who is responsible for? one person. and one administration. joe biden. folks joe biden should get off his and do something about it. >> to be clear, that is not texas, that is new york but here now direct former acting ice director tom, we've been seeing a uptick for a while if they could with the full screen up of the migrants crossing the southern border, june 2022, over 200,000 migrants crossing the border. june 202118, 9000. this is been going on for a while. now it new yorkers want to speak out? >> look, mayor adams is just ridiculous. already, new york city ranks number three in the country for illegal alien population behind l.a. and chicago. they already had their illegal alien issue there.

one person said and he was right on the money, it is a sanctuary city, right? illegal immigrants are going there anyway. sanctuary cities are a magnet that cause people to come to this country. then go to new york city, then get a drivers license, they can get a job for them in immigration proceeding this taxpayer money in new york city to help defend them in immigration proceeding. they get arrested for a crime they will not be turned over too isa release back into the community to reoffend. who the hell wouldn't want to go to new york city but he did not say a word with a by demonstration was falling to be able to new york in the middle of the night. the minute republican governor doesn't has an issue but he wants to solve this crisis number one get rid of century city policy. he used to be a cop you acting like one. this unique country that can commit a crime against usaid and public safety three should turn them over to ice and get them deported. number two, turn off the unprotect the border.

>> and tom, they're offering -- meant the border 10,000 dollars to join the force after demonizing them. now i've got bowser the mayor of d.c.'s asking for the national guard. they would not send the national guard for the state of texas by the not sending it for arizona. the tables have turned. >> and others century city washington d.c. the thing is new york city and washington have high crime rates, outrageous crime rates and crime surge but they are releasing criminals into the street every day. as far as the border patrol, they're quite a hard time recruiting for the been abandoned by the commander-in-chief of the bed banned by the secretary of homeland security cleansers no search at the border. the horse patrol was a huge issue for them. they did nothing wrong. and they got slandered by the president of the united states of the whole world. the border patrol morale is at the lowest i've ever seen a break talk to them all the time. they're not allowed to do their job. they cannot uphold the oath they took where they cannot enforce the law they are travel agents

with a process people, drive them to bus station or the airport. the game taxpayer funded airline ticket to send them to the final destination. border patrol morale is in the toilet. and because of that, because of the surge, 70% of them are not even on the line anymore their facilities processing which is why you have a terrorist threat coming across the border. give a record amounts of fentanyl coming across the board to prevent criminals and gang members coming across the board because seven out of ten border patrol agents are sitting in a building changing diapers, making baby for milk, making airport runs. >> and still no foot pursuit got on the screen 56 hits between october and judah people on the terrorist watch list. that is straight, tom, thank you so much for joining the program tonight. >> thanks for having me precook steelhead on cross-country, we know joe biden is struggling. but is aoc really the democrats best chance? some people think so, so we brought you the question, stay

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lawrence: for the last couple of years who tried the progressive little experiment. sadly we got nothing but chaos. they said defend the police allow repeat offenders out of jail. well, we did and now we have

record violent crime. they said open the border. again we did, and now we have a record of migrant surge. they said we need the green new deal. now we pay more for gas than we have in years. the progressive agenda has failed. it is no time to celebrate the american people are suffering and it is because of that suffering, we cross-country were little perplexed by this headline. aoc is a democrats best shot against trump in 2024. are they serious? now we know joe biden is floundering, but why is the leader of this failed agenda being considered for the presidency? we did what we do best. we took the question to the streets. this type the city of nashville, watch. >> there's a new article out that says aoc should be the next president of the united states? is that a good idea? >> i don't know if she is ready. >> a new article says aoc should be the next president of the united states.

[laughter] i think a person drunk when he put that out. i have as much chance of winning as she does pick. >> very bad idea. >> did you support her? >> no. >> it know. i don't think that should ever happen but. >> is a new article that says aoc should be the next president of the united states precook so good god. [laughter] >> do you agree with that? >> negative it. the also are also said were not progressive enough as a country. >> we are way too progressive is our problem for. >> it said we are not progressive enough as a country. >> that's a good thing right? we do not need to be progressive. i mean, when donald trump left this country went to hell. >> we are heading for socialism. >> i think the progressives have an agenda. it is doing more to tear families apart of our tulsa president isaacs doing question are terrible you kidding? he is terrible. >> i do not trust this guy in the office. i do not trust the whole system,

it is bad. >> we do not need kamala harris with her fake joker laugh. i vote for you for president. epic no, no, no. [laughter] >> i ain't running for joining a fox news contributor joe concha and richard fowler. i go to you joe first. 73% according to the real clear politics say we are heading down the wrong direction. so, is aoc the answer to this? >> wait a minute, to answer the last question before, you cannot run lawrence you are something like 30 years old i believe. you're not even eligible 29 still? good lord have been 29 for 20 years. [laughter] look, aoc all sizzle and no steak or the younger demo watching you guys are so young. all foam and no beer. i have zero idea what she would run on outside of i really,

really snarky and social media. she has zero legislation to recredit in four years. in that moment she gets challenge the wheels come off. if she goes after the nomination should face face criticism not from republicans or conservative media, but from those in a party on a debate stage. that pushback i think richard would agree with me, something she simply cannot handle. assignment richard anymore it is vaguest richie. now he lives in vegas and august was i do not know how you do that i've got to be honest with you it's 119 degrees there. >> you heard joe, what you say? [laughter] >> a couple of things. number one, one op-ed on the hill does not make a presidential nominee. never to anything more importantly to chose a point she does not have any legislation. they do this conservatives at her talk about the green new deal being policy, that would have met aoc had to pass a green new deal and she hasn't. it's literally an on a piece of paper that is it.

lawrence: i want to go to this for think the reasons we have all these op-ed's the democrats are trying to find a solution to the joe biden problem. i want to play this. this is a senior member of congress, a democrat from new york carolyn maloney part here's what she said when asked if joe biden should run, watch. >> i do not believe he's running for reelection. >> mr. president i apologize. i want you to run, happen to think you won't be running with when you run or if you want i will be there one 100%. >> i think she got a call, joe, she flip-flopped on that one. >> nothing like a hostage video on a saturday night, that was fun to watch. look, the party certainly by and large is not when joe biden to run. recent cnn pulse three and four democrat 75% do not want him to seek basically a sequel. but mr. biden may not go along with this. it would not be a badge of honor if he decided to essentially

quit. and his mind given the shock he shows over zone pulling on his performance 31, 33% approval of that of his administration he honestly believes he's doing a good job for the american people despite inflation above 9%, controlled american citizen elsewhere in the border allowing millions to enter this country illegally under this administration and all the fence all that's coming along with it. the party and voters may not want him to run in 2024. the president however makes a tough and running anyway. i want to know of richard thanks joe biden should run in 2024 question archive got to hear this answer. >> before i get them to answer that i want to go back to your earlier point about inflation. if you ask msnbc, they say that is racism, watch. plus inflation, it's almost a privilege to care about inflation as your number one issue. the same is true of gas prices or even the idea is the economy stupid pretty alice found that

analysis lacking because as a black person i do not want to kill them my way to my job. >> because black folks ain't learn about gas prices, meet prices or anything when they go to their store, richard b. >> is a couple things are than the argument trying to make there is inflation is not the number one voting issue. i think was how that play out in kansas in the past primary. those voters went to the pole they voted to affirm a woman's right to choose the state of kansas. or that brenda states in the country but the point she was trying to make, i think she did a good job of making it there is for you to securely focus on inflation is the only voting issue and go to the ballot box, it's really data privilege because there's so many other issues that are on the ballot box in the selection that people are going to vote for. i think that's the most important thing. to your point, joe, look will have to wait and see what happens on that part. >> just it is a black folks i talk about their screaming inflation is the number one issue in america it would look at exit 33% for ground beef at 9.7%, pulse was up 17.3%.

angle all and we love to eat that's a problem for black america. no judgment thank you all for joining us. >> good to see you take care. but still had on cross-country education is now a winning issue for republicans. but can they capitalize on it in november? stick with this.

lawrence: was to get back in time to battleground virginia. november of last year, duncan audits with the governor's mansion by campaigning on education and empowering parents. skip had today a new poll reveals a gop is getting huge ground on this issue. 2020 democrats had a 15-point edge among voters. now the gop has a four-point advantage. so, can republicans rise to this issue all the way to the midterms? you're not in your post call this deputy managing editor, thank you all so much ladies. i want to go to you all on education but you've been following up from the very beginning. carol, was that the lockdown? crt, or the fact that parents let education choices these days. >> it is all of it, lawrence.

it started with the lockdown. to think for a lot of parents they are afraid republicans are going to let democrats off the hook with but they did in the lockdown's because were kind of getting away from that time. it may be some people are moving on. but what happened during the lockdown's when democrats specifically took away schools from poor kids all across the country because teachers unions and randi weingarten told them to, is so much education was lost. so many kids fell behind. also parents saw was going on in the classrooms for the very first time and they really did not like it. it is the lock sounds yes it is crt yes it's all of it altogether. the fact that rich kids had options they got to get out of the system. they got to get a tutor for the got to form pods for the got to go to private schools. markets were left at home and left to not be able to go to school. this is all coming to a head now pay. >> is so true. i want to take it to lindsey she is with heritage foundation for this is what she had to say about this. parents are there there child's

first educator policies like curriculum transparency and education, get parents the tools to reject the radicals, vote with their feet when they are unhappy. is that what it is about? >> yes. i think lawrence, have to wonder about the crt thing. i think people like you and i and carol were on it from the beginning because this is our job. i think lockdowns is what accelerated our interests and our concern about crt. the big mess step of the last teachers unit as led by randi weingarten was the overplayed their hand. they went too far. and so would wheat parents got a peek into that virtual classroom it was a huge, huge revelation. and it changed everything. and i think every think we are seeing in the way of how parents are concerned about education, has to do with the covid lockdowns. maybe the one silver lining of

the whole debacle is that parents are engaged. and boy, oh boy once you get parents lit up, it is a cliché at this point. but there is more dangerous place then to be between a mother and her cupboard and our government and teachers unit have got in the way of that. we have seen it reflected in the polling. i hope republicans can take advantage of that this november. >> tim scott agrees with you on this. this is what he had to say in this op-ed. said parents feel for all that long term, consequence of loss limit are desperate to help because they know the clock is ticking. fourth-grader was still unable to read cannot wait for the junior in high school who won't be ready for college courses, can't wait. the student with a disability who hasn't received consistent services in two years, can't wait. the government alone cannot solve this crisis, our nation, fortunately has much more powerful tools to help kids and their parents, carol.

>> yes. that is absolute right. look, i spent two years on television saying no amount of covid money was going to open the schools. it did not matter at all. it is a boondoggle just to get extra funding for these unions. that money belongs to the parents but they deserve to use it however they see fit. i'm one of those parents are so my child falling behind. new york this week and visit family. wheat moved to florida because i saw my kids a fading press on them falling behind in school because they did not have regular school. because my fibril had to wear a mask everyday to school. all this mattered a lot. it matters to parent still. parents have to get the education they need for their kids for the their kids to catch up. that money belongs to them, tim's got a subsidy right. >> ^-caret only few seconds left, how the teachers unions lost all their power? i think parents start looking at them when this problem comes to the forefront. >> well, we now know teachers unions have really been giving our kids the short end of the stick. they still have a lot of power

that where they still have a lot of money. their coffers are full but that's it's really important for americans to get out there this november, support candidates who know you can trust but candidates like me, running for my school board here in orange county. go out and support those candidates. this is your money, these are your children are school boards work for us not the other way around. our teachers work for us, not the other way around. think it's time we start flexing that power. >> the moms will wreck you if you mess with their cubs. thanks so much. >> thank you. had across crunchy brittney griner's behind bars inrush of the vita ministration negotiates on her behalf. but what about another american on the similar offense who appears to be getting left behind. his family joined us next, don't go anywhere

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pittsburgh a family with them about the family of longtime educator who taught across the globe. vogel has been stuck in russian prison for months after authorities in moscow found medical marijuana in his luggage. if that story sounds but it's because it's a very similar to brittney griner situation. wnba star was just sentenced to nine years in russian britain. joe biden is calling for her release the state department is now negotiating a prison swap on her behalf. but what about mark question works in pennsylvania lawmakers in a writing state department to ask that very question. lisa hyland is mark's sister and she joins me now but lisa, thank you so much for joining the program. your family is definitely in our prayers. have you heard from the biden administration or the state department on this matter? >> first i want to say thank you for having me. no, we have not spoken to the

biden administration directly. we have had several discussions with the state department over the past year, since my brother has been detained. but we have not yet heard from them that they had designated him as wrongfully detained. >> let's talk about that. there is a law now the 2020 law the hostage recovery act and accountability act by the state department. and it requires them to notify and designate if someone was wrongfully captured. so, what are you hearing? >> well, we have talked to the state department on many occasions at various levels. we hear they are considering his case but they have not yet designated him as wrongfully detained. and as of this moment, we have not heard why they haven't.

as you know, my brother had 17 grams of a medical marijuana he was sentenced to 14 years and a hard labor camp in russia. >> have you heard from him? how is he doing? is he is in good condition or not? >> i do not think he is in good condition, no. the only way we hear from him is through letters. we have not spoken to him in a year. never had a phone call from him. we write letters through a prison letter writing system. so it certainly goes through the sensors written in russian and translated by cellmates or google translate if it is on the side of the atlantic. but that has kind of the been the limits of our discussion with him.

it is a very hard to get real information from him. >> lisa, do you feel like you and your family are being treated fairly by the united states government? >> i do not know how to answer that really. i would say we took a low profile with this case initially. the state department as well as our lawyers advised us to do so because we are trying not to make mark an asset. but once he got sentence in the middle of june to this egregious sentence, we knew there was no hope for him to work to the justice system. we had to get political pressure to get him home. because the legal system was not working for us in russia. lawrence: ought to be clear on this before we go part you are encouraged by the administration and the state department not to make a big stink about this

because you did not want that to be used as leverage. that is no longer working which is why you're coming public comment is that right? >> i would say was the recommendation of everybody we talk too early on in the case. we were really hoping for leniency and we are hoping to not make him an asset. but clearly the russians have done that. they are clearly targeting him because he is an american. they have given him this egregious sentence that is way beyond proportion to the crime. until we now know we cannot count on the russian legal system to treat them fairly. and we need to count on the american government to help get him home through some kind of prisoner exchange. and that starts with him being designated as wrongfully detained. that is what we are asking for progress we need to get all of our people back. this is unacceptable. we know putin is a monster with got to do whatever we can to get

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lawrence: welcome back. let's head to new york city and another losing issue for democrats. crime crisis spiraling out of control. based on the latest stats it

appears that much of this chaos could have been prevented. just by scrapping radical builder for bank keeping repeat offenders behind bars those numbers show ten career criminals account for nearly 500 arrests over the last two years. crazy. meantime murderers shooting, robberies are all skyrocketing in the city. in brooklyn a man shot a mcdonald's employee over cold french fries. the innocent employee just died from his injuries. police say the suspect confessed to another murder from 2020, criminals should not be let out to commit more crimes. it is time for a change. is it retired nypd detective and joins me now. harry, you patrolled the streets for a while. what is it going to take for these politicians to wake up and protect the victims? >> i will tell you, lawrence, i wish i had an answer. we talk about this all the time. just like this happening years

ago when i was a detective in new york city. this is nothing new that happened here. here you have a mother, who had cold french fries. she talked to her son on the phone. he comes to the location we have a young kid working there, got himself a job. he is a good upstanding citizen. gets a shot and killed by this useless thug. the catalyst to this whole thing was the mother. i haven't heard anything about the mother being arrested yet. >> you should probably be arrested for agitating this entire situation. you patrolled the streets for a while. everyone that i talked to in every city that i visit, are all upset. from all different backgrounds. yet that media does not focus on this. >> no, it doesn't. i do not know why. thank god we have you and fox news that talks about the things that happen all the time.

the democrats have been aware this has been going on for a very, very long time. the fact the democrats do absolutely nothing. i mean, i am surprised this guy who they arrested also committed another murder they found out. why was that guy out of jail? i do not know the circumstances surrounding the other homicide he was involved with what was he arrested before? i don't know paid was he out on bail? >> he wasn't and they let him out. he never confessed to the prior until he was arrested for this charge right here. but i think it goes to the point if they give these criminals the space to do this. i think it is because they are afraid. thank you so much for coming on the program tonight. >> are right thank you. >> while some on the left continue to push for their failed policies, some leaders are taking a stand and giving law enforcement the tools they need. i went to memphis i joined

governor bill lee for an eye-opening ride with the tennessee highway patrol, watch. >> governor, where we had into right now? >> we are going to ride on 240 which is around the city of memphis. >> let's talk about the morale of law enforcement. it's out of all time frequencies guys put their lives on the line. on a daily basis but they are the fine line, i tell them between chaos and order. and then they are not supported they are publicly called upon to be defunded. it's a big responsibility have as a government and to create law and order that is how people thrive. >> governor where did we go wrong in the criminal justice system? >> there is an element in this country that believes people

should not be held accountable. that is where we run into trouble. people should be held accountable. we should be smart on crime and tough on crime. when we lose the tough piece, and we only rely on the other alternative side of that, we are in trouble. lawrence: of got the colonel in the car at this. colonel, if you don't mind, tell me what you see every day on the street. >> there is a general sort of anger out there. i don't know if it stemmed from covid there is a lot of anger and we see that play out in driving behavior, the way of interacting with other people. we need more troopers, more police officers on the street. we have 100 new trooper positions. the most of the got in my 20 year career with got about 25 new positions total.

i got 100 more in a year. >> colonel this message defunded and all that stuff come from? >> i think it's coming from very small minority of people that are just very loud. ♪ >> memphis but all of this beauty experiencing this crime crisis all across america and escalation, the crime certainly in large part connected to the escalation and drug traffic. it has been made worse through it's happening at the border right now. because the fentanyl is blowing into this state. we are going to need more officers. we are recruiting, we are attracting law enforcement cops from new york, l.a., this is a profession that is incredibly important to the safety of our

people. and we ought to treat it as such. >> great time at the governor of tennessee. red state recovery series kicks off with a trip to, you guessed it, the great state of

lawrence: as many things we are grappling with recovering from the pandemic. one state is left packing with getting back on their feet. i had an opportunity to speak with some of those who uprooted their lives and made their way to the lone star state. joe, you moved to the great state of texas. why? >> texas feels like home. it's a state, there is grit,

there is enterprising. the idea freedom, and it's a lot more tolerant than the place i came from in california. just let everyone live. people are much more tolerant. lawrence: what was the breaking point for you? was is the economics in california? was it the crime? >> i deal with a lot of companies. we are always hiring people and bringing them in. most of them, they would drive an hour to an hour and a half away. it's not healthy to have a society that's all billionaires or service people. lawrence: why was it important to start your business here? >> the numbers make sense to

start a business in texas. because texas is hope i was more open to considering it. my business is specifically a western business, and texas is the biggest market for it. it sealed the deal. the combination of the affordability and the fact that our policies make it easy to start a business. laws tend to be more business friendly here. it's a place that believes in free enterprise. if you are going to be an entrepreneur, as far as that red tape is concerned, as an entrepreneur, you want to get rid of as much red tape as you can. our goal is to build a welcoming brand to put a pair of cowboy boots in every americans'. lawrence: if you are going to

move to my state, don't bring your policies with you. remember we love freedom. you can find us on social media or you can talk to the team while i'm driving across the country@lj cross cou time i lovu america! brian: i'm brian kilmeade. tonight on the show you will love it. within stop spears is talking about making history. herschel walker, i went out on the campaign trail to talk to him. meanwhile we begin with this missing the point theme. there