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photos like old vintage photos that are so meaningful to their families. good morning, will. good morning pete. will: good morning. pete: great stuff. i think last week we played the same photos on saturday than sunday, got me worried we are getting low on emails from viewers? will: i have people told me they sent photos that haven't been in the show. i don't think we're low inventory. those are from veterans day. family members looked like from the vietnam era. love it. send them to friends@foxnews.com. rachel: you can send them anytime. will: you know how it is with a busy in box. if you sent it long time ago it might be buried at the bottom of the in box. resend it. it will be at the top. will: we show overnight fox news has projected democrat senator

catherine cortez-masto the seat in the senate. rachel: that will give democrats 50 seats to control the senate since vice president kamala marries is the breaking vote. pete: oh, boy. alexandria hoff joins us from washington to tell us more. reporter: it came down to nevada. it may have elected a republican governor the late democratic machine harry reid put intact. she tee feeted republican former challenger, former state attorney general adam laxalt. this competition took four days to decide. 75% of voters used early or absentee voting. whether vice president harris needs to determine as tie breaker in the senate. that will take place on december 6th. voters choose between republican herschel walker and republican rafael warnock. the balance of power remains

with the democrats. late last night senate majority leader chuck schumer commend the outcome. >> the american people said if they didn't agree suson the issues said the other party is taken over by a group that doesn't believe in democracy. this election is a vindication of the deep roots our democracy has with the american people. reporter: in the house republicans are poised to secure a 218 majority. they need to secure just seven more races to do so. almost two dozen yet to be called. in arizona the vote count continues as republican kari lake trails katie hobbs by 34,000 votes in the governor's race there. statewide, about 268,000 votes still need to be processed. will, rachel, pete. rachel: thank you, alexandria. so interesting what is happening there. we talked about you who the longer the vote counting goes the more likely it ends up in

democrat favor. that is interesting over there. charlie kirk was talking about what he thinks republicans need to do better when it comes to election day and voting and sort of maybe taking some queues and some tips from the democrats themselves. listen. >> we are now in the era of vote by mail. i don't like it. a lot of people don't like it tough, we have to wake up get good at it. republicans need to understand ballot harvesting is legal in nevada. the culinary union in clark county is expert at curing ballots which is all legal in nevada. they are in some ways to make up a deficit polling shows would have been a comfortable win for adam laxalt. democrats master adlong voting window, precinct, precinct, find out what voters turned in their ballots, not turned in ballots. we as conservatives complain about it, at least get into the arena trying to get into early voting, vote by mail.

advocate for most secure ways of voting. i hope this is a wake-up call. rachel: i don't know if i agree with charlie there. pete: i don't know either. i heard him. that was him last night on lawrence jones show right after the race was called. charlie is very dialed in of course in the state of arizona where there is still a lot of hope that kari lake will win. in fact the last ballot dump was suppose to be a bad one for her she won by 4 points. there is thousands of votes left in maricopa county. there is silver lining. he tracked votes. he is right. i don't want any covid voting rules. we agree on that. let's say it never changes. then do we allow the culinary unions and other unions to basically hoard ballots and hand them in. tell mom and dad to show up on election day or do we knock the doors -- i hate it.

i hate it. absolutely hate it. it is pragmatic political approach from a guy who wants to win. if you want to win play by the rules. the rules are terrible. will: quantify the problem. in that report from alexandria hoff you heard the number 75% of ballots in nevada came through earlier absentee voting. that is stunning. 75%. i asked for this late this morning. we'll have it a little bit later in the show. that is deep tease i hope you hang around. look at number of votes cast over extended period of time, 18, 20, 22, the number of mail-in balloting sheer quantity spiked dramatically obviously during covid a multiple percentage compounding effect spike. as 2022 comes in, it comes down but it only comes down i will roughly proximate this for democrats 35%.

republicans 75%. republican mail in numbers above pre-covid, much lower than democrats able to accomplish. i'm with charlie kirk. you can both advocate to do away with covid type restrictions voting. we need to master it as long as one of the rules. rachel: pie in the sky, i'm still thinking of the day we have civic experience, go with the same day, same information with paper ballots, most of the way most of the world does, i.d., results within 24 hours. i do want to congratulate jo joe biden. remarkly with the worst economy, taking orders from the easter bunny did better in the midterm imagine that. than barack obama. than trump. than george bush. really remarkable. pete: i guess. it is hard, i appreciate that you give him credit. rachel: sarcasm. maybe i didn't have enough credit. pete: the scary part is their,

chuck schumer last night, had a late press conference, joe biden after the election, he says we're changing nothing. rachel: of course, why would they? pete: why would they. i say, the reason i shoulder at that for the state of the country is because everything we talk about here is about to only get worse because they have been fortified in their arrogance somehow they're doing the right things, everyone's life is getting worse. rachel: dan bongino said i guess things are not bad enough. maybe things have to get worse before there is change. will: you bring up joe biden he is in cambodia, not colombia. he is in cambodia, that is where he thought for a moment, not colombia. pete: this trip was i would get beat in the midterms, i'm going over saves. now he is taking a victory lap. will: here is in fact that victory lap. president biden: i know i'm coming in stronger. i know xi xinping i know him

very well. he knows me. we have very little misunderstanding. we have to figure out where the red lines are and so we're going to have i think, i have always had straightforward discussion. there is never any miscalculation about what each of us where each of us stand. will: that is joe biden saying coming in strong after the democrats exceeding midterm expectations. world turns attention to foreign policy, united states and china. heard joe biden say there has never been missteps, backtrack, straightforward. let's see, watch. president biden: i want china to succeed. i have a better relationship with china than most anybody in the country. guess what? they don't have enough energy. they don't have enough water! china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. they're not competition for us. i see stiff competition with china. china has an overall goal and i

don't critsizes them for the goal to become the leading country in the world. that is not going to happen on my watch. pete: take note of how many times biden's team has to walk back whatever is said, before, during and after this meeting with xi xinping because we have a policy of strategic ambiguity as it pertains to taiwan and china. inside is the utter ambiguity of the strategic ambiguity that is whatever joe biden says on any given day. that is not read as strength. nothing he has done has been clear. just watching the clips from 2017 to 2021 the deterioration of joe biden is obvious, evident in front of everybody's eyes including xi xinping predictions and forecasts they may move on taiwan very soon. they look at the white house see him talking about climate change. rachel: that is exactly right. he says the midterms, joe biden says the midterms wins for him means he will have a stronger hand when he meets with

xi xinping. i just go okay, great. you think you're going, now that he has the senate, they will have a stronger hand now for sure be energy poor? now that you know, our economy is the worst. now that we'll be dependent on electric cars. he is transitions he promised this on earth day, i don't know if you guys remember, he promised to make our military green. he already has begun to spend billions of dollars to transition all military vehicles to electric vehicles which make us oddly more dependent. pete: we have a lot of stock footage with joe at xi xinping. he is pointing at him. he loves him. will: what is happening right now in china the confluence of two stories don't get enough understanding and stories. depth of climate change strategy. these global enterprises controlling global economies to control the thermostat of the

world. by its very nature that is a massive project that affectses our very lives. china, we don't pay attention to the sabre-rattling going on in the south pacific, literally under the water. this is charles, the command of the naval submarine leagues, annual symposium on december third. this ukraine crisis we're in. this is just a warmup. the big one, a conflict with china is coming. and it isn't going to be very long we'll get tests in ways that we haven't been tested in a long time. i saw jonathan hunt the other day on a report here on the fox news channel that china is openly wondering when, not if, when there is, war, military conflict, whatever we call it these days. i had gordon chang on the will cain podcast, that was the question. this is a week or so ago. how inevitable and when does this happen? i mean that's the point where we are. rachel: he said within a year. will: when is the question.

rachel: he said within a year, will. i don't know if gordon chang knows that. that admiral we read the quote for went on to say when and if that conflict happens at this moment he said we are not prepared. we are not militarily prepared. pete: when pentagon war games, battles against china, there is a great book, kill chain, we have a perfect record of losing in the war games play out what they would do, if there is maximalist scenario pertains to taiwan, not good. we have to protect power across the globe with diminished military. they're building therapies up. it is right in their own backyard. rachel: we're leading the climate change for the world. china is not on board. we're committing all these people to this. that is what he is most proud of. going around the world committing to. making us weaker. frankly destablizing the world. we see it right now in europe. will: is is a little later thise

show we'll look at china's alarming behavior at 7:40 a.m. eastern time. pete: we'll see you there. we move on to a fox news alert. man, this is a tough one. tragedy strikes at a dallas airshow. six people are feared dead after a pair of world war ii era planes crash into each other in midair. will: what started as a commemoration for veterans absolutely ended in horror. rachel: marianne raferty has the details. reporter: good morning. six people are feared dead after the midair crash. we warn you some may find the following video disturbing. two historic world war ii planes, boeing b 17 bomber and boeing king 17 fighter plane crashed into each other during a demonstration at the commemorative air force wings over dallas show. the show honoring veterans day, honored those throughout the weekend. it sent plumes of black smoke

into the cry. only volunteers years of experience in the antique planes were onboard at the time of the crash. witnesses say they thought the explosion was part of the show before realizing the who are nor of what took place. >> then shocked. i can't even tell you what was going through my mind. i just saw the black smoke and just couldn't believe what i was seeing. reporter: two highways were closed after debris fell from the sky after the crash. investigations into the crash are underway. the national transportation safety board is launching a to team to investigate saturday's mid-air collision between a boeing b-17 g and boeing p-17 f near dallas, texas. the dallas police and fire departments will provide support for the investigation. b 17 was a cornerstone for the united states during world war two. most were scrapped after the war. the p-17 was a favorite fighter plane of soviet forces.

the show had more than 40 world war ii planes. the national transportation safety board is expected to arrive on scene later today. will, pete, rachel. will: it is horrific. videos from social media t was an airshow. people on the ground with cell phones watching this. rachel: little kids watching. will: is this supposed to happen? pete: your initial reaction this can't be real. it is sad. will: pro-border security democrat henry cuellar making this revelation on fox news. >> you have not talked to joe biden since he was running for the presidency, not since he talk e got the presidency? >> that is correct. will: looks like more proof this administration doesn't care about the border crisis. we do. we'll dig into it next. >> plus happy dance a maskless democrat, kathy hochul celebrates while masked children are surrounding her. the backlash to this video, wow,

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♪. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." we're back with some headlines. six people are left injured after afternoon suv plows through a los angeles street carnival overnight. the police say the suspect tried to get away from the officers who tried to pull him over for a traffic violation. authorities confirming that the hit-and-run was not a terrorist attack or a targeted incident. the suspect was taken into custody. hundreds of radical climate protesters taking to the streets of lisbon yesterday demanding the resignation of portugal's economy minister. protesters even storming a building where the official was speaking and clashing with place. some of the activists even had to be dragged out. the protesters calling out the economy minister's past as an oil executive. he reportedly left the building unharmed through a backdoor. new york's governor kathy hochul facing criticism for a video showing they were happily unmovinged dancing around a group of masked puerto rican children.

the video taking place days after hochul secured a full term as governor on a trip to puerto rico with teachers union president of course, randy winegarten. among the critics dr. nicole saphier who treated masks for thee, not for me. anyone who believes they put kids first is mistaken. boy is our friend nicole saphier right on that. will: i got into this on friday a moment, ainsley was asking, you know what are you supposed to do, will you live in texas? i think at this point it is civil disobedience. my kids will not be wearing that no matter what your rules. rachel: of course. pete: puerto rico have rules where kids have to be masked in school? will: they may be fighting systemic racism, i'm not sure. pete: maybe that is not what it is. >> that image looked racist. will: that is the latest from the "new england journal of medicine," masks help fight systemic racism. pete: help fight systemic racism making everyone dumber?

we're hiding each other's face? wear a bag over our head. will: show each other nothing. we silence ourselves, censorship. rachel: that is all funny guys, but it is truly dough humanizing. it firsting children into the idea of submission. pete: at least they're not racist anymore. they can't be a racist in a mask. rachel: okay. what? rachel: trying to make a serious point. will: she doesn't like her tone. rachel: i don't. i just, i'm so angry about what i just saw. will: yeah. pete: i know what are we going to do about it? rachel: i know. pete: we know this. these are the unions. rachel: she is with randy winegarten. pete: they are cool with it. they posted the video themselves. will: outrageous and absurd. pete: i get demoralized. >> civil disbead ends. all those parents, there is a teacher not masked either. i don't know the whole thing is crazy. will: move to this as morning as

well. we told you about the story yesterday. it happened overnight. border patrol, customs and border patrol commissioner chris magnus has resigned after saying he would not, at the request of the biden administration. they requested him to resign. it looked like he was going to say nope. now he is saying i'm submitting my resignation effective immediately. wish you and your administration the best going forward. thank you for this opportunity. rachel: that was a lot of arm-twisting that went on for this statement. pete: yeah. rachel: henry cuellar who won his seat against cassie, why is her not game coming. pete: was it a tight race? rachel: it was not as tight as thought it would be. she was a great candidate. that is the story. he won despite having a fbi investigation against him. interestingly asked by neil cavuto about his relationship with joe biden, specifically if joe biden had been willing to come to his district where he has been

crying for help because of the open border policies from this administration. here is what he said. >> you have not talked to joe biden sips he was running for the presidency, not since he he got the presidency? >> that, that is correct. i offer myself as resources, as a resource person because again i just don't come visit the border. i actually live here at the border. pete: he is outcast, outlie year in his own party especially in this administration. they don't care. they don't want to hear from him. that is the strategy not to know what is going on so they keep doing exactly what they want to do, keep the borders wide open. resignation of this magnus has nothing to do with forcing better policies, having not a fool in front of the house in case they're called to testify in front of a new congress. rachel: i couldn't remember, it was cassie goor seia. one of the things cassie garcia

was criticizing henry cuellar before which he won, this is your party, this is your party's policies. to be fair henry cuellar has been vocal, been alienated from his party in many ways. some people suggesting this fbi investigation was the joe biden weaponization of the fbi, a way to punish him for you know, bringing attention and light to the border problems in his district. we'll see. pete: he still been, from what i understand a reliable vote for nancy pelosi right? rachel: yes. but he has been a thorn in their side. remember he is the one who leaked photos from the overcrowded detention centers. so he on this issue, he has been great. by the way he also happens to be the only pro-life democrat in the house. pete: imagine that an old school democrat with a -- rachel: he doesn't have a lot of friends in the democratic party. let's be fair. pete: 27 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up a record number of

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♪. pete: more young voters are heading to the polls, according to the center for information and research on civic learning and engagement, say that five times fast. 27% of americans aged 18 to 29 cast a ballot this year. that is the second highest youth turnout in any midterm. seems low but historically it's high. but with the majority of young people saying they get their information from social media

could there be a dangerous impact from that? cali and melissa are campus reform correspondents, gen seers, and join us now. thank you both for being here, cali. we see the numbers. we'll mention this to, your age group in 2022 went overwhelmingly for democrats. over 11 points higher for democrats than pub republicans where are they getting their information from when they're voting for? >> as a gen zer myself they get information from social media, not as much cable news, major newspapers, major publicationing but people giving random opinions on internet like twitter, for some people like facebook, instagram and so on. those institutions lean very left. i'm not that surprised with the way my generation came out to

vote tuesday. pete: is tiktok a part of that when it comes to social media? >> unfortunately. unfortunately. i try not to give credit but that is true. pete: i heard the kids talking about it, so i had to ask. melissa, for you as well, how about if they're getting it on social media what is the conversation like? what, what kala said is true. 48% of young adults are getting their news from social media. 21% from news websites. cable tv at 7%. so it is social media. what are the messages they're seeing? >> i think that the republican party has been labeled a certain way. they have been labeled fascist, transphobic, sexist, racist. all these labels worked against under the circumstances. identity politics has played a huge factor how the gen-z demographic has voted in midterm 2022 elections. i also think that college campuses have a big part in our

extremely influencal how young voters think. i think, as we see on leadership institute's campus reform we see that these students are being indoctrinated, not educated. they're not understanding the basic concept like foundational documents, our basic economic concepts to apply them, actually vote for things that are truly important to americans. pete: on that note, so on social media it is overwhelmingly left of center but the educational experience young people are getting today moves them in that direction as well, right? >> absolutely true. it is really hard to be a conservative or anything center right on campus right now especially i would say since the reversal of roe happened in june i think a tangible moment where people in my generation decided that we're going to come out to vote in a political election that has nothing to do with the presidency. so i would say that college campus, social media are big

aspects of it. and specific political issues that social media and our college campuses pushed for which is pro-choice agenda or pro-abortion agenda regarding reversal of roe v. wade. pete: interesting point. whale she was talking showing videos of politicians on tiktok, making tiktok videos, does that work? i look at that, who falls for that? do young people say these politicians are cool, therefore their policies must be good? >> because of ignorance, lack of education of gen-zers they fall for this tactic. that is enough for them to gain interest in the democratic party this has an appeal to them it may not have for any other demographic, especially since we see the online so often. along with the fact that they're pushing for an agenda that takes off accountability and it is just something that's comfortable or convenient for gen-zers but doesn't really help

the rest of americans like legalization, access to abortion, open borders. they're not realizing the true issues that are affecting most americans. they're not living paycheck to paycheck. pete: or student loan forgiveness will not happen, because it was unconstitutional, to a young person who doesn't want to pay their loans. thank you both for your insight today, for being the exception to your generation right now. keep up the courage where you're at, appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: man, we better learn these lessons. >> thanks for having us. pete: or get good at tiktok. i don't want to do that. african nations experience the worst crisis in 40 years, joe biden thinks the biggest issue is climate change. his 150 million-dollar pledge to push a green agenda on africa. plus there is nothing more

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and resilience, prepare we call it, to help more than half a billion people in developing countries respond to climate change. >> president joe biden pledging $150 million to advance africa's resilience to climate change. this despite 146 million people across the country going hungry. climatedepot.com publisher, author of the great reset, global elites and the permanent lockdown, mark morano joins us now. always great to have you down. 34 million africans are in danger of famine right now. why are they offering money for climate policies and initiatives and not food? >> this is an incredible situation. they have it completely backwards. instead of looking at all the problems in the world, and saying we need more food production, we need high yield agriculture, they look at it, say we need to stop climate

change. this whole agenda they have harmed africa, first of all through covid policy. rachel: yes. >> chiefly occurring through covid lockdowns which by the way world health organization was there, the world economic forum was at the u.n. climate summit where biden was. they're pushing more response to climate as the same template as covid, essentially bypassing democracy. what the biden administration is done, allowing this to happen in africa. we've seen it in the netherlands. they're collapsing modern high yield agriculture. doing it in australia, canada. making food more expensive, creating shortages. doing the same thing in transportation and doing the same thing in energy, all in the name of climate change this is backward policy. unfortunately more of an example of the western wealthy nations harming africa not letting africa develop fossil fuels to get energy and prosperity like the west. rachel: seems like they're holding africa hostage.

they're basically saying you have to take on these climate policies. enough to lock down, you have to vaccinate. all these things they ask them to do in order to get the aid, is that what is happening? >> we've seen this happen in previous administrations. the obama administration. the world bank has not helped africa in any way with loans unless they commit to not building fossil fuel plants. there is a delegation of african nations at this u.n. summit in egypt which i just got back from, begging, pleading with the united nations they are going to develop fossil fuels, because that is what their people in africa need. the wealthy western nations tell them, you can't make the same mistakes we did with fossil fuels. what mistakes were those? long life, lower infant mortality, prosperity and cleaner environments as you get wealthier. there are no mistakes when you develop like that. rachel: so mark, during covid we saw introduction of these very creepy chinese style surveillance tracking apps. >> yes.

rachel: al gore is at this conference peddling a climate tracking app. tell us about that? >> this is called climate trace. keep in mind, humans, we inhale oxygen, we ex-heal carbon dioxide. potentially al gore app, partner with google could monitor human breath. it is going after farms, energy plants, anything in the energy sector, fossil fuels. the idea to help the youd nation enforce climate regulations. this is a scary development from this summit. rachel: mark quickly, does the summit, all the initiatives they're pushing the tracking app is it about the environment or about the great reset in population control? >> this is all about increasing their power, imposing their vision and their vision is population control, economic control and basically civil liberties control of every human on the earth. that is really what this conference is about. that is what the united nations teaming up with the world economic forum is all about.

rachel: thank thank you for synthesizing it down. a lot of people wonder why are they doing this. why are they impoverishing people. why are they hurting africa. you gave us the answer. mark, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: pete? pete: thank you, rachel. tragic news out of maryland. a 13-year-old boy is fatally shot while raking leaves. the teen was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced. police have no suspects. police are asking anybody with information to come forward. frontier airlines flight diverting to atlanta of a passenger was found on board with a box cutter. the flight was bound for tampa. it made emergency landing once authorities discovered the box cutter. there has to be more to it than that. police took the suspect into custody. officials say no one was hurt. a day of upsets in college

football. the vanderbilt come doors stunning 24 t hth ranked kentucky for their first win against an sec team since 2019. they play basketball there. now they're playing football. washington knocks oregon effective live out of the college playoff. in death valley, clemson running back will shipley hurdling over the defender to pick up the touchdown for 31-16 win over louisville. the school also helping a military captain surprise his military family after returning from the middle east. check this out. [inaudible].

[cheering] pete: never gets old. great job, clemson. by the way nfl action kicks off early this morning with the bucs taking on the sea hikes in germany. catch america's game of the week. there is always the game of the week. will: yes, they are. pete: cowboys take on the suffering packers. check out 1:00 game. vikings, bills. case keenum could be starting for josh allen. i have my vikings tie. minneapolis miracle. texas longhorns had a tough day. will: appreciate that. pete: chief meteorologist, put it back on him. chief meteorologist. rick: mought. rick: tough day for will. don't like to see that. we'll have the big chill of winter coming for almost

everybody across the u.s. it is already starting. 17 degrees as you wake up in fargo. 15 in billings, 36 in dallas. those temperatures drop next couple days. things drying out a little bit. right now we still have showers cutting through parts of the northeast, temperatures will drop and tonight potentially looking at the first frost a cross a lot of places. cold air and lakes warm and lake-effect snow machine peak this is week. back to you inside. pete: thank you, rick. weatherman umbrella. get one too. switching states. some counties in oregon, in the eastern portion want to join idaho. their effort to redraw the map coming up. in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention.

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♪. will: seeking redder pastures, our u.s. map could look a little different if one group has its way. it is called greater idaho, adding two more counties to the growing list of areas that want to leave liberal oregon. joining us spokesperson for that movement matt mccall. matt, i hope we have the graphic, i hope we do, put up the image of oregon, 11 counties voted at least i think 60% of

the electorate in the counties say out. we want out. want to join idaho. why? what is the cultural, political difference between eastern oregon and western oregon? >> yeah. thanks for having me, oregon, people tend to think of oregon as a very blue left-leaning state. reality like a lot of places oregon is two states. it is the western half which is urban and left-leaning and the eastern half which is very rural, very conservative. and so we've had this problem in oregon, urban rural divide for as long as i have been alive. because of the numbers, the west side of oregon is able to control state government, force policy on people in eastern oregon they don't want and match their values. what we came along, it would make far more sense, people in eastern oregon similar to neighbors in idaho.

culturally similar, economically, geographically we belong in idaho. we could move the border east or west, currently the cascade mountain range where the cultural divide in oregon is, people in eastern oregon could get the governance from idaho. that is the government they want. the kind of government they vote for and the kind of government matches their values. will: really quickly, i will run out of time here i understand the inspiration, how realistic is it? i know these votes are used to tell the legislatures in both idaho and oregon you want this to happen but you need both states approval and u.s. congress's approval to redraw a state map. so how realistic is this? >> well we believe it is very realistic. people on both sides of the cascades think this is a good idea. when we put idea in front of voters like you mention. it is not 51-49, these counties

are voting 68, 60, 65%. they want elected to move borders. boredders can change. it is arbitrary line there to drew people, similar people for the betterment of those communities. will: it is fascinating story, matt, hard come measureable break that will cut us off we appreciate your time this w morning it to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you.

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