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in december. >> this is cause for celebration for this administration. >> they are doing everything they can to encourage this. >> todd: growing number of democrat states are banning gas powered cars wyoming flipping the script of republican lawmakers there proposed a bill that would end ev sales. >> supporting our industries that have been around for 100 years. >> good protection and the pass wide open, touchdown, lamb. >> on behalf of all football fans is thank you and appreciate the memories. what a career. ♪ all you got to keep strong ♪ move along ♪ move along ♪ like i know you do ♪ >> brian: that's a body of water. that's a strip of water. that's water and a lot of land. and that's providence, rhode island, the capital of rhode island smallest state with a lot of big people. >> steve: what do you mean big people? >> brian: tall people and by the

way one of our oldest new england cities and we'll keep it. i think we should keep it. the mayor's name is bret smiley. and i magdalene imagine he is. >> ainsley: that's a happy name mr. smiley. >> brian: i think he rans on his name. >> steve: keep providence smiley. >> brian: sounds like something he would do. >> ainsley: the pediatric dentist in my hometown dr. sunshine. his daughter is a friend of mine. we love dr. sunshine. the whole family is great. that's where we all went. unfortunately he passed away in an accident he was riding his bike. >> brian: you are kidding. >> steve: started out as such a happy story. >> ainsley: i know dr. sunshine. all the kids loved to go in his office you got stickers. one big bay you didn't go into a separate room. >> steve: with our kid's places, pediatricians you have a sick side and well side. >> ainsley: not at the dentist. he was a dentist. >> ainsley: just for kids.

woke up early. i was in local news then. and it was really difficult because we all loved him. he was so well-known in the community and it was hit and run. >> brian: someone hit him? >> ainsley: they found the lady months later. >> brian: wow. ains didn't turn out very positive. >> brian: sounds like an episode of your honor bang to another season. brian cranston season. >> ainsley: what a show. >> steve: guy with the last name of smiley would have been the dentist. >> brian: that would have been great. >> ainsley: watching special ops. good show fox show. we have one of the contestants is going to be on our show today. >> brian: mike. >> ainsley: no. the lady from the bachelor anna brown. >> brian: she is good, too. president biden is being mocked after calling republicans fiscally demented? do you think so? during a politically charged mlk day speech? >> ainsley: just minutes after he made that remark he did a 180 saying he wants to work with the g.o.p.

>> steve: peter doocy joins us from the north lawn of the white house. peter, it sounds like the president was actually kind of in campaign mode yesterday. >> it did sound like that and there is a lot of talk about fiscal responsibility because the u.s. is set to hit the debt ceiling on thursday. the treasury says they are going to have to take extraordinary measures to avoid a default. and at some point, republicans and democrats are going to have to sit down and figure out a long-term solution. for now it sounds out like both sides are pretty far apart. >> going to talk about big spending democrats again? go. [whispering] guess what? i reduced deficit last year. so what these guys are the fiscally -- oh, they are fiscally demented i think. [laughter] >> they don't quite get it. >> marsha blackburn republican senator says if wanting a balanced budget is fiscally demented i'm not sure what you call the economic devastation under president biden's leadership. congressman jim banks thinks the president's chosen venue for that comment was inappropriate.

>> it's shameful that this guy would use mlk day to lie to the american people. there has never been a president in american history along with his friends in congress who have spent more money than this president has over the last couple of years. >> i know i get criticized from some of you and folks in your party -- my party, i'm ready to work with the new republican house on any republican or any republican congress to make progress for the people of america. >> are these remarks that happened at a lunch honoring dr. martin luther king jr.'s legacy in the spirit of dr. king's legacy? we don't know. but we do now see that president biden isn't going to sit around giving vague no comments about classified documents. he does still have a country to run. back to you. >> steve: peter, i heard a beeping. i thought the corvette was backing up there for a second.

>> it's in a locked garage. you can't hear it. you can't see it. >> brian: not like it's on the street. >> steve: going to talk about the street. >> i heard that. >> steve: peter, they are talking if he is talking about how he lowered the deficit, wasn't most of that already baked into the funding for the covid money? >> yeah. they came in spent an extra trillion dollars or so on the american rescue plan. if you don't spend extra trillion dollars on american rescue plan then, yes, the deficit is going to be lower, the spending is going to be lower. it's not necessarily because of any kind of big policy other than that one. >> steve: he didn't mention that. >> brian: he spent 6 trillion since he got in office. thanks, peter. the question is, what about the what about the economy? can you run on it? is the president saying -- is the president's policies really making the republicans look demented? is he actually portraying what his economy is actually doing? he does not bring up how high inflation has been since he got behind the wheel.

larry kudlow heard the demented comment and had his show to do and here's what he said. >> mr. biden always brags the deficit came down 350 billion in 2021. and another trillion in 2022. but, he neglects to mention that almost every nickel of that came from ending various covid emergency spending programs. not ending all of them. because he is still giving away student loan cancellations left and right which is going to cost about $600 billion over the next 10 years, according to several estimates. his spending agenda in the past two years has come to roughly $6 trillion. so much for fiscal dementia. hopefully, the era of republican senate compliance with biden's big government socialism has come to an end with the new g.o.p. house. >> steve: well, joe biden did lower the deficit but, keep in mind, it was, as peter detailed, all part of the covid money but

fiscal year 2020 deficit, the fourth largest in american history and it was 41% higher than it was in 2019. so the big question is why would joe biden be taking pot shots at the republicans and talking about the economy? he is doing what they do in washington when there's something uncomfortable that they don't want to talk about like you change the subject. so rather than the documents, which we're going to talk about in 52 minutes, he's talking about those demented g.o.p. >> learned about the latest batch over a holiday weekend. >> brian: saturday. >> ainsley: so we have got inflation is high. the supply chain crisis is still a problem. we have open borders, interest rates have gone up significantly. crime is up across the board. and he's blaming republicans. >> steve: yep. changing the subject. >> ainsley: you could tell he is ad-libbing not looking up and always gets himself in trouble. that's where he came up with the corvette comment.

in retrospect i don't think demented. >> ainsley: bizarre word to use about the economy and republicans? >> brian: he also brought up the other day about trickle down economics on martin luther king day i thought where does that come up? no one even asked you about trickle down economics. and that's down from ronald reagan. i don't think donald trump ever used that term. >> steve: well, he's running for president. and he had a full house and he just started talking about politics. meanwhile, a story we told you about about two weeks ago in fairfax county. it was revealed that apparently the schools did not reveal until after the deadline to get in your college application kids qualified as national merit scholars. now on friday fairfax county revealed you know what? we found out four more middle school high schools didn't recognize people for important scholarship and admissions deadline. so far in fairfax county alone, which is just to the west of washington, d.c., the district.

seven high schools in all. which make up about 25% of all the high school students in fairfax county, turns out their schools didn't tell anybody. and so now what -- apparently the counselors and the principals because they have been caught doing something terrible. now they are calling those colleges, that kid submitted the thing and got it in on time we didn't tell you about this. we're bad. but we had a good reason. >> ainsley: there are four also in loudoun county and two in prince william county that didn't notify the kids. and you asked them why? one mom said she called the head of special services at the school we didn't want to hurt the other students' feelings. these kids worked their tails off. they might have gotten scholarship money if they had gone on with the process and that might have helped them. some of these kids might not have been able to afford college without scholarship. they are saying it's a mistake. is it a mistake when 11, 12

school districts don't notify is that a mistake. >> brian: same school district no value lick torian sal torian. no good as a country if we don't lose a lot of people try to be valedictorian. don't receive it, nothing wrong with that. that's something to aspire to. that's the fundamental. >> ainsley: did hurt your feels when you were vac victorian? it didn't hurt mine. i was proud of the person who who worked hard. >> brian: i blamed genetics i said my parents weren't smart enough. i didn't want to take personal blame. naomi found out later their kid won this ward. >> ainsley: and lance azoomy. >> a bonus. >> folks trying to raise our kids well. but they just deny us that's why

human rights and civil rights violation is so critical. >> this equity focus is under cutting so many student because equity is really tied to this notion of critical race theory oppressor, oppressed classes based upon their race. you have achievement of high achieving kids that mr. are? attributed not to the individual of the kids but the race of their kids. >> steve: glenn youngkin who became governor of the commonwealth of virginia over a year ago platform. ordered investigation to see exactly what has happened. expanding equal outcomes for will all student regardless of

the price. the abc affiliate down in washington, they have got a story that says apparently they hired, fairfax county schools did, at the price of $450,000 in equity coach. also they are spending $20,000 to have people speak to the teachers on zoom about equity. here's one of the things that the governor said toe channel 7, he said they have a maniacal focus on equal outcomes for all students at all cost. the reality is we have a superintendent in fairfax schools explicitly stated her top objective is equal outcomes to all students regardless of the price. that $450,000 for liberal consult toongt come in and teach the administrators in fairfax county how to do this. what appears happen is principals and schools decided that they were going to systematically withhold accolades and a path to college admissions and scholarships from high performing students. >> brian: absolutely sinful. it stops teachers. when a kid i was able to

motivate him or her. victory for all. degrading teachers to find out hot better ones are. that's ongoing challenge. this would be one way to find out and make sure this doesn't happen again. you start rewarding teachers when people emerge in your class and get these rewards and start giving teachers incentive the exact opposite what they are doing in virginia. >> ainsley: how going to compete with the world stage in years to come if bekeep doing this. >> brian: like europe. >> ainsley: reward. see iting this in colleges and ivy league schools. not taking the best students because of equity. >> steve: sure, absolutely. the schools know who the good students are and who the good teachers are because they got the information from the merit people they just didn't share it with the parents. here's why it is terrible as a parent who put three kids through college. is that a lot of there are a

number of colleges where you can get a four year free ride if you are one of these finalists. and those -- you have got to wonder what is going to happen to those families. let's say. >> brian: ought to sue. allotment for the new year. can't take this kid because the school kept it a secret. >> ainsley: that is this teaching our students. teaching your child doesn't matter how hard you worked we are going to hide that information because we don't want to hurt the other kids' feelings who didn't work as hard as you did or maybe not as bright. we all have different gifts. god blessed us all with different gifts. >> steve: thank goodness glenn youngkin's gift is he trying to look into it he is trying to make sure things are fair not just equity particular but fair. if the information is supposed to come out. the parents should know. >> brian: think about school choice. if you know this stuff is going on and know something is up and go hey, listen, i don't like what is happening here in mass. cut back teachers and cut back budget. that's what they are doing in

arizona. they now have freedom to move. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: did you know that were some documents that were recently found causing headache for the president? >> ainsley: buried in the news. >> carley: government update on that story for you guys. the white house revealing there are no visitor logs for president biden's wilmington home where more classified documents were discovered. g.o.p. lawmakers who are launching a probe into the discovery say they want to know who had access to the sensitive material. but the white house is shutting down that request saying, quote like every president in decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal. house republicans are playing politics in a shamelessly hypocritical attempt to attack president biden. texas governor greg abbott is putting a spotlight on the g.o.p. initiative to impeach alejandro mayorkas over the administration's broken border policy. abbott spoke exclusively to fox news digital ahead of today's inauguration for his third term. he argues, quote: mayorkas

should be prosecuted for impeachment for lying to congress and lying to americans. or, because he is incompetent at doing his job. last week texas congressman pat fallon successfully submitted articles of impeachment against the dhs secretary. thousands of residence in the south are losing their home insurance as companies pull out after years of devastating storms in louisiana more than 20 companies gone under or stopped doing business in the state forcing companies to pay high premiums ogo without coverage. currently the cost of home insurance in the state is over $2,000 a year. that's 46% higher than the national average. whoa. and waffle house is putting its foot down and saying no to viral trends. this video shows a sign at a waffle house cash register saying order from the menu. we are not making anything you

saw on tiktok. chipotle on the other hand embracing a popular tiktok hack. the company says it's making the filly cheese steak quesadilla an official menu item starting in march. that sounds positively delicious, guys. >> steve: a philly cheese steak quesadilla? >> carley: let's all get one. >> carley: great idea if you do another cookbook. >> steve: i'm on a diet for 10 more days. >> ainsley: i need to be on one after this weekend. thank you, carley. >> steve: on this tuesday feels like a monday to a lot of people. burglaries in portland, oregon up 20%. many businesses forced to combat the crime crisis on their own because there is a cop shortage. hear from one business owner and the pickle they are in coming up next. >> ainsley: plus joe rogan vs. wokeness. we will bring you his warning about the mindless ideologies impacting america's youth. that story is coming up. ♪ ♪ what you came for

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this bullet resistant glass? >> i currently don't have it. it's on order. so, there's a lot of places that are on back order for windows right now. so i'm one of the businesses. i just don't want to have to keep going through this stuff where my windows are busted and then just keep repeating the same cycle. so i did invest in the bullet resistant windows and they're on order right now. my windows currently are still boarded up. >> brian: how has th the buy n businessen been affected why crime? >> resilience not to allow those who have done this for me to close down. i have had a lot of support from my community and from other people all over, you know when people heard about this what happened to me on your guy's station on fox. people from other states have flown into town and made sure

they stop by my place. >> brian: nice. >> some people say i came because i saw you on the news and i wanted to come and support you so it's gotten good. >> brian: you find yourself you are targeted, you are worried. so you convene a community members and police officers at your shop. the criminals didn't like that. how did they express their displeasure? >> by busting out my windows and spraying paint throughout my whole entire shop. i mean, they could have come and talked to me, called me or something. but nobody even had bothered to come and talk to me. >> brian: so, right now, the police say we would like to be more responsive. we don't have enough people. they say they have hired 100. they have 100 more in training. are you hopeful? >> yes, i am. i mean, we're still trying to push forward, even a lot of small businesses are and this week we have a meeting for safety and the press will be there. it will be on thursday. and, you know, a lot of business

owners will be there. some are going to speak up and other people are coming because they are concerned and they want to see our city recover. >> brian: right. right now you have vandalism up 2'%. motor vehicle up 25%. burglary up 21%. you just want to make a living. do you know who these people are that are doing this, harassing communities? committing these crimes? do you know roughly who they are? >> i'm sure we can find out. but, i have chose not to go online and start researching these people myself i don't want start making bad decisions myself. i continue to push through with my business right now. and we have put new artwork up and just trying to make it better for, you know, us and keep pushing forward not allowing them to shut us down or get what they want, you know. >> brian: now you know why phil knight was looking to get involved in politics he sees what his state was and where it is. he wanted to change things.

unfortunately, too many other people want to think criminal first. not you. loretta guzman thanks so much. the owner of the byson cafe. thank you. >> thank you. stay safe. stuart varney join us live with his reaction to the economy and the president calling basically anyone who disagrees with him demented. but basically joe rogan's woke warning. >> you can get sucked into anything. if you are in it when you are young get indoctrinated that's how every [bleep] cult does it. >> brian: next guest how she deprogrammed herself and helping others do the same ♪ shout and let it all out ♪ and scream and shout ♪ and let it out ♪ we saying ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that.

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herself and helping others do the same. creator of stop female erasure.com and joins us now. so, when you talk about what joe rogan is talking about, do you think is he overstating when he says cult? >> no. i don't. you know, it really doesn't behoove the powers that be public think for themselves. children taught critically. really being taught lies encountering this propaganda before they developed an understanding of themselves or the world around them. this is setting them up to fall into the trappings of group think and children, especially teens are seeking acceptance. they want approval and validation. and sometimes that means they are going to go along with things that they don't believe in or agree with or that they don't understand at all. and group think is a cult like mentality. individual free thought is suppressed and the individual is trained that conforming with a group is more important than

anything else. if your child sees that their friends come out as trans on social media receive lots of hearts and likes on their photos. they are going to assume that they should also approve and they might even get the message if they come out as trans they will receive the same affirmation, adoration and support. >> steve: sure. group think also known as peer presas peerpressure to think th. explain your situation how you got to a certain point in your life and realized wait a minute this is not my path and how you deprogrammed yourself? >> well, when i was in my early 20's. i was indoctrinated and gender identity while i was working at lgbtq nonprofit. i was considered expert despite the fact that i didn't know anything about trans or gender identity until i was trained through the materials that were given to me from these larger nonprofits. and part of what i was doing was

a addition to indoctrinating children in public schools. i was also responsible for co-leading these cultural competency trainingsment and we would instruct adult in the correct ways to think about and talk about trans identities. i was instructed to call local businesses, professional offices, corporate box shops, even churches to arrange these informational sessions. and we would administer a quiz on what they learned and they would be given a certificate to show that they completed the course. and today, employees are being coerced into undergoing similar trainings. but, employers haven't just spontaneously decided to focus on these issues. these changes in the workplace are being pushed from the top down by international bodies like the u.n. and the world economic forum. and they are dictating these new workplace norms by financially coercing the global corporate power structure to play along.

>> ainsley: well, k. it's a fascinating story. i know you work with children and parents individually to deprogram them. thank you so much for coming on our show. what about your website again if people are interested? >> absolutely. stop female earab.com and also the deprogrammer.com. >> ainsley: okay. thank you, k. coming up, more elon musk drama this time he is facing trial for tweets saying that he would take tesla stock private. >> brian: i would rather talk about what stuart varney, here to break down the billionaire's case. hey, stuart. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location

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texas shareholders are suing musk for potential financial harm for a tweet he posted in 2018 about potentially taking tesla private at $420 for share 4/20 notice that? but the deal never materialized. here to react american built fox business. why 420. >> you know why 4/20. has something to do with marijuana i believe, right? >> steve: so he is in trouble because these people who are suing him said that his comments impacted their bottom line and it sounded like he had the backing to take it private. he did not. maybe he didn't just know the rules. >> that's the background here. what is really going on is the left wants to bring musk down. and they see this san francisco trial as an opportunity to do it. remember, musk took over twitter. twitter's home city is san francisco. they hate him in san francisco. he fired more than half of their

employees and he ended twitter left wing bias. can he get a fair trial in san francisco? that's a very good question. he wanted to move to texas the judge said no we can find some people in san francisco who don't hate twitter. okay. backtrack a little. 2018, musk goes out there and says i have got a bid. i have a takeover offer for tesla at 420 a share. 420 marijuana. the mope wasn't there, the deal fell through. some shareholders felt they had been hurt and they are now suing. so they have got to they are going to court. jury selection starts today. can they get a fair trial. >> steve: that is excellent question in san francisco. i get why he would want to move it to texas. >> sure. >> steve: ultimately, and we will find out what his case is in the coming days. but he is probably going to say, look, i thought i had the financing. >> he has already paid a $40 million fine to the sec.

and the shareholders are now sitting on a stock that is six times more valuable than it was back in 2018, when he made this spurious offer. why he made that offer 420, something to do with marijuana, maybe he was stoned. i really don't know whatever happens in this trial whatever happens to musk you can't take away whatever happens free speech twitter. tesla electric vehicles. cannot take away star link, which is changing warfare in ukraine. that is elon musk. >> i know you are concerned about whether or not he could get a fair trial in san francisco and that is fair. when you think about him, is he a unique american businessman. loved by the political right for making twitter free and fair again. buy he is also loved by the political left because of his electric vehicles. >> yes. he is a crazy maker. that's what he is. i think he is the most important, and dynamic figure in

american business today. i do a three-hour show about business and politics and money. there is narrowly a day goes by when we don't have a elon musk headline for our viewers. >> steve: update us what is going on at twitter. >> that's very hard to say, he is looking for a new ceo. he has fired all these people. he need somehow or other to figure out how do you moderate content because you have got to moderate it to some degree. by what value system do you moderate it and how many subscribers have you got in how much are they paying? how much money are you losing? it is a mess at the same time, he has destroyed used to be at twitter. good for him. >> steve: final question, will this trial be televised? >> that's a good question. i don't have an answer for you. at this point i do not know. >> steve: i would love to see his testimony. >> if he testifies, you have got to see it. put it on tv.

>> steve: i'm sure is he going to tweet it? >> guaranteed. >> steve: make sure you watch stuart in one hour and 15 minutes on fox business and monday nights eastern time american wilt. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: don't go anywhere, congressman dan crenshaw is going to join us live. first, janice dean says "i am the storm." that is her new book. it comes out today. j.d. is next. ♪ baby, i've been ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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reparations committee wants to give $45 million to long-time black residents. it also wants to finance a total debt forgiveness program that clears student and housing loans, credit card debt and more. that would apply to anyone 18 or older who has identified as black on public documents for 10 years. and was born in san francisco between 1940 and 1996. the national hockey league backing down after florida governor ron desantis called out the league's plan to hold a diversity job fair that excludes white people. the pathway to hockey summit is being held next month. the league since deleted linkedin post reads. partisans must identify as female, black, asian and pacific islander, hispanic and latino, indigness, lgbtqia plus and/or a person with a disability. guys, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, carley. nine minutes before the top of the hour. we know how janice dean fought

tear tirelessly against former governor andrew cuomo for policies that led to the death of her in-law's and so many others. >> ainsley: it was other people with similar and david and goliath stories that inspired her to write the book "i am the storm." >> steve: "i am the storm" is available today everywhere. good morning to you. >> janice: hello, good morning. >> steve: last couple years you have been on the program sunny disposition and suddenly you were talking about mortality and how both of your in-law's lice were taken and america's hearts opened up to you because your story was so hart wrenching. >> janice: hard to tell because i am the weather person that goes out there and delivers the weather and loves to taste the cooking and go to the dog show and the horses. but this is something that happened to my family. and what i was seeing was this governor, this dynasty politician being propped up by the mainstream media while he was seeing thousands of people dying in nursing homes. and because it impacted my family, i decided it was

important tore for me to stand f no one else did. i thanked fox news. at the time they were talking about him being a president one day. that was really tough. and so, to go beyond something bigger than yourself to try change something, you know, is really a david and goliath story. now that i look back almost three years ago we still don't have accountability. that doesn't mean that i'm still not fighting behind the scenes for something to happen. >> ainsley: this is a compilation of other people that have similar stories that fought back and made changes. >> janice: yes, absolutely. that was the springboard for the book. i wanted it find other people, you know, doing the same thing. standing up for who they believed. in real life humans that decided to make a change to effect the rest of the world in some cases. and those people i found a lot of covid-related stories. you know, things that came true. you know, people fighting for their kids to be back in schools. chef grewell, of course, we know him he was fighting on early on against gavin newsom and hypocritical rules about no masks at restaurants and he was

doing the same thing. so these are people during the time where everyone else was saying wrong, wrong, wrong. and they decided i believe in what i'm saying that's why i'm going to go out there and put myself out there. >> steve: david and goliath. >> brian: excerpt from one of the books. >> janice: a theyed throughout the book it's called "i am the storm" obviously. this is about the biggest storm that ever happened in world history. >> steve: this woman changed american and world history. >> janice: a lot of people don't know this story. young woman took job at post office remote part of ireland. she documented the forecast that was given to allied forces that delayed d-day so i wanted to read you an excerpt from that. allied expeditionary force in england was forwarded her weather reports which were checked and double-checked when asked if her forecast was accurate. maureen said it was. the rest is history.

general eisenhower decided to postpone d-day by one day. ted and maureen, ted was her boyfriend at the time, then became her husband. they had no idea of the gravity of their reporting. if it weren't for their accurate prediction allied forces would have gone ahead and the 5th and the invasion would have been a disaster. we lost $12,000 lives. it would have been 75,000 lives had they done with in. >> steve: she was standing up against the establishment. the pentagon and nato and everything else was saying we're going on this date she goes, you know, i think this is a better day. >> janice: she didn't know the gravity of her forecasting. she just gave the details. the important part of this was when i was fighting with the governor, they would come after me and say she is nothing but a weather girl. she doesn't know what she is doing. here is a weather woman that changed the world. >> brian: and now that gavin newsom's still out there but governor cuomo is not. what do you think? >> janice: listen, is he still trying to make a comeback. we are doing everything we can behind the scenes to make sure

he is held accountable. >> brian: governor hochul has not done what she promised. >> she sat with us face to face i want to get to the bottom of what happened. she has done nothing. up to us, the people, to try to get answers for ourselves. >> ainsley: you knew this was going to be a storm. if you could go back, would you do it all over again? >> of course i would. absolutely. somebody has to stand up. i had it to happen to my family and the truth was on my side. >> brian: go pick up her book "i am the storm" more throughout this today the day and more on the radio. >> janice: i can't wait you are the best and so are you. >> steve: great, great story and some interesting stories that you never heard the history only right here, j.d., congratulations. >> janice: thanks to fox for henning me tell the story as well. i love you. >> brian: bye-bye tom brady will monday night's game loss be his last game? we'll discuss it with you. ♪

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