♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ >> as far as the border, we are taking unprecedented action. >> the white house continuing to claim that our southern border is secure. >> meantime exclusive video shows migrants scaling a border wall in arizona decked out in camouflage. >> the situation is not under control. >> we are getting a more detailed look at the fbi affidavit to search former president trump's home never before seen portions showing the timing of subpoenas and trump's cooperation. >> our duty to be realistic. >> thousands lining the streets of london to say a final goodbye to queen elizabeth solemn procession take blaze at westminster hall. >> it is real. >> joe biden celebrating self-proclaimed achievement as the economy crashes. >> biden is giving this victory

lap and watching the stock market crash. >> there he goes. and a high drive. aaron judge his second home run of the game. he has got 57 now. ♪ oh, sometimes, i get a good feeling ♪ yeah. yeah. ♪ get a feeling that i never, never, never, never had before ♪ i get a good feel. >> ainsley: that is gorgeous. native amenarrow began zet rhod. i got shining down on the water narragansett, rhode island. >> that's what he saw from the santa maria, a bird flew in or leaves blew up and he realized he had land. >> ainsley: that's what noah saw every day for a long time.

>> steve: 40 days. >> brian: that was a lot of rain. >> steve: maybe not every day had the shimmering sun that is just gorgeous. >> brian: imagine being on that ark with all those animals. >> ainsley: no. tigers come on in my house. >> brian: leave the donkey alone. >> steve: go at a time. >> ainsley: 79 degrees there. not a cloud in the sky according to the 10-day forecast. >> brian: and our eyes. >> ainsley: today at least and tomorrow it's going to be 72 there and not a cloud on the sky. >> brian: let's keep that shot on until tomorrow. >> ainsley: you don't get rain until sunday. >> steve: that is gorgeous. good morning; 72 in the east. the white house once again continues to say there is not a problem at the southern border. they are doing such a good job and the reason people are coming in, well, that's just part of the plan. anybody coming in, that's because the last guy broke it. here is the press secretary talking about how they are taking unprecedented action at the southern border.

the unprecedented action is letting everybody. in watch. >> over the weekend the vice president said that the border is secure but we are on track to close fiscal year with 2 million encounters breaking last year's record in last month alone fentanyl seizures up 200 percent and we are on pace to barack that record also this year. so how is the border secure? >> we are actually catching fentanyl before it enters the country so that's how we see that. look, as far as the border, we are taking unprecedented action. we had to fix something that was broken, especially by the last administration. we have secured record levels. this is what we have been able to do. funding for the department of homeland security. >> brian: unbelievable. and they just don't want you to believe facts. they don't want you -- they want you to believe the economy is doing great and the border is closed. how would you even know.

no one even goes there except mayorkas. >> ainsley: look this video. look at that sliding down the wall. >> brian: i'm sure they don't have any drugs with them they got all the fentanyl at the border. >> steve: that's not the military. those are migrants coming over in camo, for her to say, you know, we are getting the fentanyl. if they're getting the fentanyl why are so many people dying each and every day. and why do we constantly show you the drug busts with hundreds of thousands of fentanyl overdoses. >> ainsley: did you notice they are slight in between the barbed wire and the wall. >> brian: right. >> steve: cut a hole. >> brian: bay biden administration there would be zero barrier. talked to any expert. took up the phone and called anybody in ice or border before she did press conferences like kellyanne did and she would just say i need to know what's going on at the border. i'm going to get questions on this. so instead she says it's closed and previous guy broke it. not based on anything. and they would tell you that if

you get 100 kilos of fentanyl. that means so much more got through that you can't possibly be able to stop. you really think we got all of it because you got some of it at the border? to think that anybody would even say that is mind boggling. ice admits, too, that most of the people we do capture that turn themselves in, only 30% are turning themselves back in. the rest are not coming back. they end up in homeless shelters all across the country or who knows where they are. >> ainsley: if they would talk to the border agents or the ice officials, they would learn that brian. they also need to talk to the residents that are affected. listen to some of these stories. >> several weapons i need to have here because i don't feel safe. so you are like running stuff or killing animals to eat. i don't know or stealing your things. we need to close our business at 9:00. we now close at 7:00.

because it gets dark, people are walking around. and all girls you just never know. >> my friends come here on the weekends or at nights to unload the merchandise and i already taught them how to use these weapons and they are teenagers. they are 14 and 15 years old. and it's something that had to be done. >> the migrants coming in. they are going to the ranches. they are going -- they are affecting the lands. they are leaving a lot of trash. a lot of migrants are dying in the river, too. it's affecting all those things are affecting the city. >> some people went into the property and, in order to steal something, they kill the dogs. >> the situation it's not under controlling. my understanding is that we need to -- close up our border because if we don't do nothing, more people will come.

>> steve: that's just extraordinary. >> brian: we are doing nothing. >> steve: businesses are closing earlier. residents are teaching kids how to use tasers. killing dogs to steal the property. as you look at that group of migrants right there, the federation for american immigration reform fair, what they are estimating today the number of migrants who entered during the joe biden administration cost 83 billion a year. 1.3 million caught and released in the united states fair says. there are about 1 million got-aways. they estimate that every migrant costs american taxpayers $10,000 a year to support. so, look at all those people right there. how many times have we shown you bill melugin video that shows 100 migrants. well, you know what? let's just do the math. next time you see 100 migrants coming into the country. 100 people each at $10,000. that's $1 million a year to support them.

does joe biden know that it's costing a million dollars for every hundred? i don't think he does or else he doesn't care. >> brian: they would just say no, that's not happening. that's not happening. we got all the drugs. the border patrol is broken. the border was broken and i'm fixing it. even though the numbers say the exact opposite just like the economy is going great. and even though the people deal and the numbers say the exact opposite. nearly 250,000 migrants have flooded yuma, arizona. how senator kelly with a straight face could say he is doing a good job is unbelievable. they said the medical service bill illegals come here is up to $20 million. where is that money coming from. you wonder why medical costs are coming up? because we are taking care of people from other countries that don't belong here. >> ainsley: i would venture to say more than $10,000 per migrant per year. medical costs, travel, cities are putting them up in hotels now. you heard lori lightfoot getting

so upset with the governor of texas with abbott, because she said he never warned me. is he sending these migrants to illinois, to chicago without warning me. just dropping them off. he's not a good christian, she says. and then you have all of these mayors in the suburban areas around chicago. and now they are getting the migrants because lori lightfoot, who complained that she didn't get any warning is now doing the same thing with some of these local mayors. and this is craig johnson, the elk grove village, illinois mayor on all these migrants being bussed to his city, listen. >> we got word that some migrants are coming. we asked how many, we don't know. where are they going? we don't know. what time are they going to get here? we don't know. and more importantly we asked what kind of safety background have they had done and what kind of health background they have had done? we told them until we got answers to those questions we couldn't let them come into elk grove village. steve our problem is we weren't getting answers and we are still not getting any answers. what really bothered me was the

governor, he has pretty much labeled suburban mayors xenophobic. and, to me, that's wrong. we are welcoming and we want to continue to welcome people. >> steve: right. the mayor is saying we will welcome the people. let's do it by the rules. they need to know whether or not the people have diseases coming in. that was one of his concerns. and whether they have gone through a criminal background check. after he said you are not dropping anybody off. next thing you know somebody from department of homeland security calls like 10 hours later and says everybody has been checked. which, you know, the mayor is assured that that really happened. >> brian: they are breaking the law by being here. they are illegal aliens. asylum seekers, believe me 25-year-olds by the thousands, by the millions coming in here aren't looking for asylum. they want to come to the best country in the world. we have a process for doing that. they are breaking the rules by being here. i don't think there is anything wrong with the mayor saying i don't know who they are i want them out. >> ainsley: talk to somebody who did it the right way furious

about this. >> brian: taking the tests and paying the checks. >> ainsley: they were doing it the right way. >> brian: if you have the slightest infraction, a misdemeanor, let's say you are driving recklessly or you drink and drive, which is terrible. you are gone. you have a green card, you make one infraction, you are gone. your green card, you are no longer eligible. pack up, you are out of here. do things legally. if do things illegally, you get a bracelet to come back, don't show up. get to stay. if you throw people out you are being intolerant towards immigrants or don't like hispanics. >> ainsley: you will get free healthcare, might get a nice hotel room and cell phone. >> steve: of course, all those mayors like mayor lightfoot in new york, washington and filly, perhaps, sounds like they could be heading there soon, they all blame the republicans. >> brian: they don't pay at the ballot box this is going to continue for the next two years. >> ainsley: 11 minutes after the top of the hour. judge unseals additional portions of the heavily redacted affidavit that was used to

justify the raid on former president trump's mar-a-lago house. >> steve: never before seen sections detail the former president's cooperation with the fbi. >> brian: why now? kevin corke joins us with the latest. hey, kevin. >> hey, guys. certainly plenty of cooperation. bit by bit, we are learning an awful lot more about what the justice department claimed was its justification to execute an unprecedented raid on the home of the former president of the united states. just yesterday we saw that the u.s. magistrate bruce rinehart unsealed additional portions of the heavily redacted form that was used to justify the raid on the mar-a-lago home in florida. now, rinehart, you will recall, actually signed off on the august 5th raid from which agents took numerous items from the premises that it said were improperly stored. this from the newly unsealed affidavit. quote: since the 15 boxes were provided, additional documents bearing classification markings

which were stored at the premises in an unauthorized location have been produced to the government in response to a grand jury subpoena. another section uncovering what that may 24th subpoena was seeking from the former president. quote: any and all surveillance records, videos, photos from internal cameras located on ground floor of the mar-a-lago property from the time period of january 10th, 2022 to the present. keep an eye on those dates. meantime the affidavit also revealing that the president's team did, in fact, comply handing over materials that the fbi requested. again, quoting: on july the #th, 2022, in response to this subpoena, representatives of the trump organization provided a hard drive to fbi agents. so, to refresh your memory, it was just last month that magistrate rinehart first released an unredacted version

of the affidavit with about 20 of the 38 pages either significantly or fully redacted. the trump team meantime has long insisted this is basically a records dispute. that they argue has gotten completely out of hand. and for perspective, yes. there have been other former presidents who battled with the national archives over records. but never in american history has it reached the level of raids and with warrants and subpoenas and even rumors of a possible indictment. and another reminder the president's team, the former president that would be, is continuing to await a final decision on former judge raymond dearie to be selected as special master. we will keep an eye on that. especially if it breaks i will bring it fast on here, guys. >> steve: thank you very much. all right. a quarter after the top of the hour. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: we are going to start with america's crime crisis.

starting in chicago, one person is dead and six others are hurt after a shooting at a chicago park last night. the deadly incident comes days after a man is robbed at gun point in broad daylight. three men jump out of a dark-colored sedan and approach the victim before threatening to kill him if he didn't give up his wallet. the man, who is a member of the national guard went on to elbow the attackers in the face before escaping, thankfully unharmed. police are still trying to track down the suspects. a procession is set to begin in just a few hours to transfer queen elizabeth's coffin from buckingham palace to hall lie in state until funeral on monday. prince charles and kate and harry and meghan will all take part in the ceremony. president biden is in party mode. the president holding a celebration on the white house south lawn over so-called inflation reduction act on the

very same day august inflation number was revealed done higher than expected. biden's victory lap even included a performance by singer james taylor. meanwhile the dow jones had its worst day since 2020 yesterday dropping over 1200 points. once again, we are asking you to all rise. aaron judge put on a clinic last night with two home runs in the bombers 7-6 win at fenway park. he is one step closing to breaking the american league and franchise record roger marist at 61 homers and the mets top prospect francisco alvarez is getting back in the swing of things. he returned from the injured list making immediate impact crushing mammoth home run and texas rangers infielder marcus simeon came to hilarious dugout. realizing it was his turn at bat but all worked out after he went on to rip a double.

those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> steve: that was epic. >> carley: my time to bat. broo inbrian marist had 55 homers at this point. you got to figure about 18 games. >> carley: yes. >> ainsley: we told you that in the last commercial break. >> brian: right. i got to be honest. i should have a second source. >> carley: carley and i have to give brian all the facts. >> steve: just the facts, ma'am. >> brian: i owe you a reminder. >> ainsley: teach you everything you know about ports. >> brian: if you don't mind. >> ainsley: we don't. >> brian: inspector general concerns over how quickly the department of defense denied exemptions to unvaccinated members of our military wishing to serve. >> steve: plus, those people. >> brian: all of them. you heard me ♪ hello ♪ hello ♪

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brian the pentagon could be in hot water after the inspector general says the department of defense was participating in quote concerning denials of religious liberty accommodation request for covid-19 vaccine requirements, closed quote. this is where learning the navy quietly lifting punishment for unvaccinated navy seals wise move shows they are fearful. fox news medical contributor marc siegel joins us along mike berry first liberty senior official and director of veteran affairs. you won on the seals. what's it going to take for you to save 834 air force members. 1533 navy members, 1625 army men and women and 3299 marines?

>> well, first liberty has been fighting this case for almost 10 month now, brian. and we keep winning. but we have got to keep our foot on the gas pedal. we have got to continue to del the american people and this administration that this vaccine mandate is doing nothing to help us. it's hurting our country. of right? it's forcing people out of the military who are capable of serving who we need serving. our recruiting crisis is at historic proportions. so, we have got to stop this nonsense and allow people who are ready, willing, and able to serve our country to continue to do so and this dod inspector general memo is really bad news for the administration, for the pentagon, because it shows evidence that the department of defense is probably breaking the law. of. >> brian: in what way? because you can't just deny someone religious exemption because you don't think they are religious? >> yeah. i mean, federal law requires the government, in this case the pentagon, to do an

individualized assessment. they have to treat everybody fairly. they have to give them a fair and objective analysis when they can for religious exemption. and this report says it sure doesn't look like the department of defense has been doing that it's been a rubber stamp process. that confirm what is we have been saying for the past 10 months, brian, that this is a giant rubber stamp denial process and really what it is, it's an ideological litmus test. they don't want anybody of faith to serve in our military. first liberty has been saying this from day one. you can go to our website at first liberty.org and see all of our court filings, we have been showing this to the courts for 10 months now. >> brian: dr. siegel, healthy men and women in the prime of their lives, serve in the military, these pretty much are not the profile of people in danger of covid-19, which is in retreat, correct? >> correct. that's number one. which is if the purpose of the vaccine is to prevent severity, this group, are the most fit and able in the country. as you know i have ridden

mountain bikes with the navy seals president bush. unbelievable heroes. we should be honoring them, not chastising them. second point is, the vaccine doesn't prevent spread. brian, this order, trident order number 12 was put in place in september of 2021 when the delta variant was already out. so it didn't prevent spread. what's the point of having an order like this that is supposedly prevents spread so you can't infect other people on a submarine doesn't actually work. and the third thing and this is the most important, why are they allowing medical exemptions and not religious exemptions and as mike just said, you realize they are turning down 50 navy a day and it takes about 12 minutes to review 100 pages file on a request for religious exemption. there is no difference in my mind as a physician between a religious and a medical exemption. exemption, period. and no public health reason whatsoever that this should be enforced, absolute disgrace. >> brian: another chance for leadership in the military to

stand up to the politicians and they are passing just like they listened to the politicians embarrassed in afghanistan degrees men and women want to serve not to be rich because they are patriotic. you are punishing them. unbelievable. mike, you better win. you have our support. dr. marc siegel, thank you so much for your expertise. >> have our support. >> thank you. >> brian: please do and come back here. meanwhile coming up straight ahead, american professors coming under fire for making disgusting dig at the majesty. wait until you hear this woke teacher's response to the backlash. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks

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>> carley: we are back with your headlines the dive team is discovered the missing california teen kiely rodni and thinks her death was no accident. last month the volunteer search crew found the teen's body in the back of her submerged car in a reservoir near the campground she was last seen at. the team's lead investigator telling fox, quote: it doesn't add up. it wreaks of foul play. a loudoun county, virginia judge has removed a prosecutor from the case of a father who was forcibly removed from a school board meeting in june. scott smith was dragged out of the meeting by police after school officials attempted to

down play reports that his daughter had been raped in a school bathroom this follows the 15-year-old's attacker guilty conviction for assaulting smith's daughter as well as a another girl in different school in october. the source of the now defunct steele dossier accused of lying to the fbi was on the bureau's payroll as a confidential informant. new court filings reveal the bureau hired igor dan chenk in march of 2017 months after interviewing him about his work on the dossier. ohio congressman jim jordan was infuriated by this new development. >> i never thought this could get any worse than what we knew about this whole mueller dossier bologna further emphasizing how political the justice department has become. danchenko fabricating allegations trump colluding with russia to influence the 2016 election. and how is this for an inspiring

sight? a wheelchair bound veteran taking first step in 15 years thanks to a robotic exo skeleton. army sergeant richard injured his spinal cord while serving in iraq in 2015. he says the exo skeleton that uses censors and monitors and a motors to shilt weight and shift movement allows him to be quote a stand up guy again. he is always a stand up guy. >> ainsley: sense of humor, too. >> ainsley: good for him. >> steve: i'm not sure how much that costs i'm sure it's expensive for that man and his family it is absolutely priceless. >> brian: what great movement, we saw that like seven years ago and it was a huge contraption. and now look at how sleek it is. >> steve: it looks like all the mechanisms are contained in the back. technology changes. >> brian: used to go all the way up the back now just at the

waist. >> ainsley: big arms on it, too. >> steve: thank you for good news in this world, carley. >> ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. good news? >> janice: in the northeast it's a spectacular day. 81 is your high. all those clouds and showers that have moved out of the area, so low humidity, it's really nice, enjoy the weather today. we do have showers and thunderstorms expected for florida over the next couple of days. left of center have the potential for showers and thunderstorms and flooding for parts of the four corners and the great basin. that will bring those temperatures down but we could deal with flash flooding. today highs we have 90 in dallas. 91 in oklahoma city. high pressure anchored across the central u.s. and that's where we have the heat that is relentless this week. and we are tracking the tropics, this area to watch right here. we don't think it's going to, you know, kazmierczak any problems right now. but we will certainly watch it over the next five days. that is your weather forecast. i have been waiting for this moment.

i'm so excited steve doocy for your food. steve: thank you very much, janice. we are celebrating the simply happy cookbook which came out yesterday. it's now the number one cookbook in the world. [applause] >> ainsley: thanks to all of you. >> steve: wolfgang puck. i have got a recipe that we have been smelling in the green room for the last half hour as it's been warming up. i made it last night. warming up in the microwave. this brian, this was inspired by your mother. we make little meatballs out of sweet italian sausage and put them into sliders. perfect for a tailgate or perfect for a family event this weekend. but this is the secret. this is a tiny little it's called a biscuit cutter, buy them online for a couple of bucks. watch what can you make for this. let's go to my house. ♪ >> steve: this is the sausage and pepper pull apart slider that kathy and i came up with. you can eat it with one hand which is perfect for a tailgate.

the sausage meatball won't slide out because it's buried in the bun. it's so cheesy, so tasty. so simple. just watch. first, roll up your meatballs. into the oven they go, 350 degrees, 20 minutes. in a pan, add some peppers and onions, then add your favorite marinara sauce. line a baking dish in foil. bottoms of the buns, both pan. mozzarella time. add the sauce and set aside. now, get out a biscuit cutter and start making holes. brush on top melted butter can garlic powder. now, go get the meatballs and start stuffing. then cover with more cheese. and place in the oven.

minutes later, voila. say cheese. ♪ ♪ >> steve: they are so cheesy. all right. we got them. go ahead, janice. >> brian: is that music in your house all the time. >> steve: all the time. >> brian: you walk in. >> steve: see that cheese ball right there? >> ainsley: what is the bottom part? is that crescent rolls? oh, little hamburger buns. >> steve: potato rolls. >> janice: steve, this is so good. >> ainsley: delicious. >> steve: our daughter sally and husband go to tail gates at smu every weekend. wanted to come up with a taste of new york and new jersey. did the italian meatball based on brian's mom's meatballs and put it in there with this thing it never rolls out. >> janice: make your own thing and put a steve doocy on it.

>> brian: more money. >> ainsley: in the south buy his cookbook because this could be great for the southern tailgating parties. they have big ones all the parties. >> steve: get the book wherever you buy books, walmart, amazon, books-a-million or local bookstore or go to simply happy cookbook right there to get an autographed copy. on friday night, you think this is good. peter doocy and the entire doocy family will be joining me on fox nation live where is that your second one? >> carley: i'm so happy. >> steve: she is eating where to two. special live coast-to-coast cook along. everybody at fox nation can see it. if you want to actually cook from your house where we can see you cooking, you have got to go to fox nation.com and register and buy a ticket. so we will see you 7:00 on friday night. >> brian: pushing technology to its zenith. coming up straight ahead on our show, i have a designated reader because they are eating. new hampshire republican governor winning by a landslide

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looks like we lost him. governor? we lost him. we will try to get him back because we wanted to talk to him about that and the student loan forgiveness plan. he and -- i understand he is back. governor, do we have you? there you go. >> do you have me? am i in your arm. >> ainsley: you are in our arms and in our homes right now. tell us what do you think you did that allowed -- you got 80% of the vote. congratulations. >> thank you. results-christen. driven. i have to get elected every two years. hard 24/7 job. ignore the politics as long as we can get as much stuff done without the political influence and run on that record of success. obviously, one of the strongest economies in the country, the lowest poverty rate. one of the safest states in the country. we could go on with all these accolades. personal freedoms in the country. all that store sort of thing. people love where we are in this state. not just about me. about building a good team around me as well.

folks are very excite dollars with the results. we have got drive that all the way through on november. >> ainsley: i also wanted to talk to you about the student loan forgiveness plan. i know you are against it. you and 21 other governors across our country signed this letter and sent to joe biden, all republican governors. why are you all against it? >> it's unfair. i mean, look, it's inherently unfair. it doesn't cancel any debt. it just shifts it. all we are doing is shifting the liability to folks that might not have gone to college, folks that were responsible and paid their loans off. students have their loans, they have taken them out and on their path to paying them. like i was i paid off my 27803. i paid that out every single month for nearly 14 years until my wife and i paid our student loans off. everyone can do it. the other big issue here is that it's not going to get to the core of the problem. escalating costs. you know, we think inflation is bad. but post secondary education colleges have had massive inflation for the last 20 years, this does not to really go at

the heart of that problem. in fact, it makes it worse. so it's just a band-aid on to something. it's unfair, it's shifting liability. it's not what america is all about. i think it's really going to work against the democrats' agenda in november. >> ainsley: great if you are a student and have loans and find out the government is going to pay them off. what about the 80-year-old. the 75-year-old that's retired on a fixed inning, already paid off his or her student loans. paid off their kids and now they are going to have to pay strangers' student loans. >> picking winners and losers at arbitrary time for political reasons. how about all the kids that went to, you know, trade school. right? and they're out there. >> ainsley: or the military. >> yeah. let's face it. we are not paying this down with cash. right? this is just moving the -- it's going to cause more taxes down the road that the same individuals along with all of us are going to have to pay one way or the other. the federal government is no position to do stuff like this. going to work against folks. one thing or another, you can be force or against a policy.

when the government starts picking winners and losers and being inherently unfair to everyone it's arbitrary that's not when we want to see out of washington. >> ainsley: last tease. telling folks coming up. brian kilmeade said you might run for president one day. what do you say to brian? >> sorry, i'm losing you again. no, i'm just kidding. i'm sitting kidding. no, look, my message and i'm quite serious about this one. my message to america is this. stop talking about '24. it does not matter. if republicans cannot close the deal in november, then it 24 ain't going to matter a hill of beans. we have to focus on what is in front of us. american public is expecting and demanding we do that if we win big in november then we can start worrying about who might run and what those issues might be. the political landscape is going to be different a year from now. focus on the next 60 days. >> ainsley: one election at a time. governor, thank you so much. congratulations again. >> thank you, guys. >> ainsley: coming up a business built in a college dorm is now

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>> carley: good morning, we are back with a couple quick headlines, twitter shareholders approved elon musk $44 billion takeover bid weeks before the company's trial against musk to force the sale. that, according to the "wall street journal," the billionaire made the offer back in april before alleging twitter is user's base is made up of more bot accounts than the company claimed. dolly wood staff is receiving high praise for work in 9 to 5. dolly parton's iconic theme park dolly wood earning three golden tickets from amusement today magazine for having the best kids area, best guest experience and best christmas event of 2021. the country music queen herself hum gling accepting the honor saying quote we are proud of the

recognition we received because it means we are doing well at what we want to do. take care of the great folks who come to visit our park. how great. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks, carley. meanwhile, get this story. a college start up success story, one decade ago our next guest turned passion for fitness into passion and today worth $40 million. joining us is army veteran founder of bear performance nic bear. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: bringing us back to your days in college in indiana university in pennsylvania. >> so 2012, i was studying nutrition. army rotc scholarship. knew i was going in the army after college. and between my junior and senior year of school i had the opportunity to take out a loan with the military associated bank saa. i took out a $20,000 loan to pursue what was and always has been. >> brian: not in the military. but you committed to it so, therefore you get a low interest loan. they knew you had guaranteed income. >> i was going to have

guaranteed income. and all my friends and piers were taking out this loan. and getting new cars, going on vacation, getting engagement rings and i thought this was my golden ticket to start a business. >> brian: what was first? >> we we haunched historically we started with performance supplements, prework out. degree continue protein. 2018 started moving into green super foods, red super foods, collagen, multivitamins, stuff like that. >> brian: you were doing this while. in you get the money. pioneering and engineering, correct? >> correct. i started the business 2012. i went on active duty in 2001. i built the business in my free time while on active duty. so when i transitioned out. military in 2017, i went all in vpn. >> so you majored in nutrition had you some knowledge how do you turn in into manufacturing and business savvy. >> a lot of it was learning through experience. you had a minor in business administration. but i can tell you i didn't learn anything about business in school.

i learned everything about business by building a business. >> brian: what do you bring different to it? one thing you said you test it. some athletes aspiring olympian or professional player, there is no banned elements in this. >> there is a few things that make vpn products different flavors are absolutely amazing two they work. there is a story behind every single product. we didn't launch with 20 skews one product at a time to solve a specific problem and then three all of our products are tested for banned substances. >> brian: where can i get it? request i walk into a retail store. >> just marked in central market stores in texas. mainly consumer. at bare performance nutrition.com. >> brian: what has it done to the veteran community. can you tap into the veteran community and let them know you are part of them. >> partnered with team red, white and blue. supports veterans transitioning out of the military through social and physical activities. we are one of their official partners. >> brian: why do you think this is breaking out? what is resonating about this product?

>> there is a story. there is a mission. and in 2018 we made this tagline called go one more. tattooed to my arm. thousands of other people taglined and tattooed go one more on their body. >> brian: what does that mean? >> when things get really tough not just one more rep in the gym or one more mile things get tough on a dale lay basis it does pushing past that so many people have resonated with that story going one more every day and seeing this massive benefit in your life. >> brian: i'm sure that's what brought this if you just gave up right away. wouldn't have worked. you kept working at it. now you of have it low interest loans believe new and invest new. >> the military taught me about leadership. being a part of a team. building a team and enthen building an organization. >> brian: all right. go support a great military guy and a great military organization. business, nic baier, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: thanks for sharing your story and thanks for serving. >> appreciate you. >> brian: ahead as inflation

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