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>> good morning everybody. will: good morning. i love the variety. we progressed from scenic, bucolic views of america, to pets, babies, but love we're getting football, gymnastics. pete: monster trucks. across the board. will: it is your life. that is what we love, seeing and sharing your life in america. rachel: across america. pete: keep sending them in friends @fox news@foxnews.com. we start this morning with a fox news alert. protests across the country after second day, for a second day after the release of horrific bodycam footage showing the beating of tyre nichols. rachel: activists are calling for police reforms nationwide as cities try to keep the peace. will: charles watson live in memphis with more.

charles. >> reporter: good morning. the memphis police department announced on saturday it permanently deactivated what is known as the scorpion unit, a street crime task force at least include some of the officers involved in the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols after a supposed traffic stop on january 7th, that they say led to nichols' death. the memphis police department say that the not only the family of nichols approved of but officers. in a statement the officers currently assigned to the unit agree unreservedly the next step. a heinous actions after few cast a cloud on the title scorpion. we need to take proactive is hes for the healing process for all impacted. this follows release of bodycam video shows five officers,

savagely, kicking, punching, pepper spraying seemingly defenseless nichols. all five were fired. they are facing second-degree murder and other offenses related to nichols death. demonstrates called for justice for nichols following the second day of the body cam video. they demanded change, accountability. protests here around in cities across the country have largely been peaceful with the exception of at least three people who were arrested in new york city on friday. 25-year-old woman identified as nicole candy was charged with assaulting a police officer at the protest. was released without bail on jail, on saturday objection from the manhattan district attorney's office. two others remain jailed. including a man who accused destroying a windshield of njpd patrol car. prior to the protests we heard from the nichols family to

please protest in peaceful manner. most have gotten the message except the folks in new york city. on wednesday the funeral for tyre nichols will be held with reverend al sharpton expected to deliver the eulogy. >> thank you, charles. can i note, tyre nichols' mother has been under appreciated. she should be much more appreciated for her restraint, for her dignity. how she has called for peace and i think that is why we haven't seen an eruption of violence. i think any mom would look what happened to her son it would act moment of rage and she harnessed that, knowing what could happen, what and how inflamed people could get. i think she has been a big piece of the puzzle how at least up till now remained peaceful. pete: no doubt. and the major update is what you see on the banner right there, the memphis pd is disbanding the

scorpion unit. you can understand, this is a scary part of it. you can understand suspending it to clean it out because the culture is toxic. the cover of the "new york post" says the cops have links to an abruce sieve frat. what was the culture? clearly way beyond anything acceptable in policing but then just getting rid of that police capability only makes the community eventually in the future more dangerous. so doesn't mean get rid of it. shouldn't mean get rid of it. figure it out. get it right so the capability is done correctly. >> yeah, that is a great point. will: something else i think is a great point, lack of riot i've seen in large part with protests. i'm sure you're familiar with it. they're is movement on line. not restricted to online. seen on cnn. even though they were black they were a system of white supremacy. that police in of it self is racist.

for many people in america, five black cops beat a black kid somehow that is the problem of white supremacy, that is illustration of racism. i think america has no tolerance for racism. america has a huge appetite to depounce racism. what i think the lack of riots show, america doesn't buy into the nonsense spouted on line on pages of cnn. lawrence was here the other day, said to me, that is nonsense. the way people are talking on line does not reflect brevard county america. people are upset rightfully what happened to tyre nichols they are not willing to indict a entire system with anger and riots. rachel: saraher were on the streets, got initial reaction before people were ingesting some of the propaganda coming from cnn, other sources as you mentioned. and all of them were saying this is about cruelty. this is about not, this is a humanity issue.

this is not a racial issue. the question is, hopefully you're right, that that stays, that the propaganda doesn't. blm is a business. hopefully they won't have the same ability to enrage and create violence as they did last time. pete: speaking of creating violence, talking about what is happening here at home. we know we're funding a foreign war in ukraine. if you're reading tea leaves right now, only one country on the planet that truly seeks global domination or rerdthe international order, that is the communist china. whether economically, whether through viruses whether it is technology, whether through culturally, compromising the political class, the chinese communists are laser-focused on the future. don't hear much about this from the pentagon. you. one commander spoke out

freezely. general mike mimahn. that is major air force command. he puta memorandum to his command that was obtained by nbc news. here is portion of what general said. again you don't hear this very often from the pentagon. i hope i am wrong. my gut tells me we will fight in 2025. chinese president xi xinping and set his war council in 2022. taiwan's press endings elections are in 2024. will offer xi a reason. united states elections are in, quote was off the prompter a little bit. there will be a distracted america. xi's team, reason and opportunity are all aligned for 2025. he is, by the way the air mobility command in in charge of all the major airlifts this is a too who. stood what they had to do in afghanistan after the disaster.

look the at world. if we are to be prepared, better be focused on china. rachel: defense department spokesperson says, don't listen to what he saying. his comments were not representative of the department's view on china. seems to me, i read that i was surprised it was out there. maybe he is speaking out of line. the spokesperson seems to say so, but it seems like he is putting a warning signal out there. will: speaking directly to his command. you know more than the rest of us. he knew that wouldn't remain private. he knew that wouldn't remain within the command. pete: lot of guts to say something like that. it shouldn't take a lot of guts but the group think and pressure to kowtow to the party line through austin and millie right now is focused on nonsense. i'm in the middle of a project. i talked to an active duty colonel yesterday. everybody who has been a war fighter understands the

gathering threat that is china. they look up at the pentagon, they say these guys are focused on nonsense. yes there is some reorientation toward china and russia and a recognition we're not probably fighting a counter insure again any in the middle east in the next fight, we're shipping munitions, shipping stuff over to ukraine. we're not capable at all. we should have the kind of military where a general he of a major command can voice concern about a threat. i will be surprised he has the job in a week. rachel: i'm surprised he made it through the obama vetting process that tried to get rid of truth tellers like him. a lot of promotions spout through the identity politics and climate change. jd vance said by the wade we have to stop focusing on ukraine and focus on building our own military. here is what he told, he was on "fox & friends" on thursday. here we go. >> we have spent so much of our

munitions down, so much of military grade equipment down, if we have to fight a war against china, far more likely, a far more dangerous opponent that is what worries. focus on russia comes at expense of focus on china. whether we fight the chinese directly down the road or indirectly over next 20 or 30 years we need to focus where the real problem is. in my view that's china. will: yeah, the funny thing i think the united states is war capability is unprecedented but really not an issue of resources to me, rather focus. you have trouble focusing on two things at the same time. it is just, it is human nature. certainly national leadership nature. so if you're entire focus is pointed to europe, you're not seeing what is coming over your shoulder with the same level of focus you should from china. pete and by the way will go off

the wall. we'll talk about the resource devotion and focus of united states when it comes to ukraine versus china. comes up at 8:40 a.m. eastern time. one other thing i would say, you were talking about this pete, talking about the 2024 quote from the prompter, referenced both election in taiwan and united states. both who will look at elections in 2024. while the president of the united states has a lot of of power over domestic policy, the truth we elect presidents what they do over the international stage that is the bottom liability. it is by design, in terms of power in the constitution and by practicality. george w. bush wanted to be the education president. that is not what happened. you know, right after 9/11. better think about that when we pick a president in 2024. who is ready to deal with the issues on international stage. rachel: we knew this president was potentially compromised by the chinese. he was still elected. i think moving forward i, when i saw that come out of the

pentagon the spokesperson, i believe it is not just that the pentagon, i believe there are orders from the white house to not focus on china. i think there is a lot more dirt on the bidens that the chinese know that the bidens can't afford to have come out. will: pete: i wonder if general milley called up the chinese after that, don't worry. don't worry. not attacking. we're good. we're good. the other big part of this equation, will, domestic political will. rachel: exactly. pete: shut down our basic antibiotics, or if they were to shut down microchips or if they were to shut -- any number of things we rely on china from, put the squeeze on, are we really capable, let alone a military confrontation? rachel: that is it what we were trying to address under trump, some of those issues. i don't think we're prepared militarily or even these other ways they can attack us. will: we'll turn to additional headlines. cpb sources v. vealing, about

are 300,000 known got-aways. this is the only number of migrants officials were able to spot at the border october 1st of this year. 2450 migrants are crossing the border every day. this make as grand total of southwest border encounters over 71thousand so far. -- 717,000. fox weather alert. dangerous arctic front bringing freezing conditions to the northern plains, upper midwest. whiteout forcing multiple road closers at night. temperatures expected to drop below zero for 20 million people. follow the story, all the latest weather developments downloading the fox weather app to any of your connected devices. nfl conference championship day. brock purdy and 49ers are in philadelphia after getting a sendoff from die-hard fans. eagles are ready to fly off the home turf. what are you laughing at? pete: it wasn't funny.

you tried. will: we like puns. pete: yeah, we do. will: quarterback jalen hurst reaction of the coach described him of the team's version of nba legend michael jordan. >> i think michael jordan is one of the most trans -- transcend can't, rare type of guys that have played sports. his ability was before hiss time. he is my favorite ever to do it. my favorite athlete. pete: easy. will: tap the brakes. pete: maybe win the game. will: bengals are doing a lot of trash-talking, calling the stadium bureau head, nodding to. >> burrow. pete: burrow head. will: niners take on the eagles at 3:00 p.m. that game is only on fox. those are the headlines. speaking of football by the way,

dam -- damar hamlin, suffered cardiac issues on the field playing the bengals. he put out the first message. it was on instagram. lengthy, six minutes where he expressed gratitude. watch. >> mentally, physically, even spiritually, it is just been a lot to process but i can tell you how appreciative i am of all the love, all the support, and everything that is just been coming in my way. what happened to me on "monday night football" i feel is a direct example of god using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world and i'm able to give it back to kids and communities all across the world who need it the most and that's always been my dream. that's always been what i stood for and what i will continue to stand for. rachel: seems like such a nice

kid. pete: well, hence, so much reaction immediate moment on the field. we don't know dam damar hamlin but his teammates did. speaking about what he is saying about god's purpose in his life. incredible. god bless him. coming up as john kerry and al gore spark climate alarm at davos, jordan peterson is calling out the left's costly save the planet push. >> you don't get to save the planet by making energy prices no one can afford them. that is off the table. pete: now is he launching an alternative to the world economic forum. >> i love this. is artificial intelligence a friend or foe? how lawmakers are using the multibillion-dollar industry to write legislation. ♪

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beings, because of whatever touched us at some point in our lives are able to sit in a room, come together, and actually talk about saving the planet. i mean it's so, almost extraterrestrial to think about quote, saving the planet. >> that is what is boiling the oceans, creating these atmospheric rivers and rain bombs, sucking moisture out of the land, creating droughts, melting the ice, raising the sea level, causing waves of climate refugees. pete: just an example of former, i guess current in some cases u.s. leaders at davos -- will: world leaders. globalists. pete: world leaders in front of fellow globalists, professing extent of the climate in our crisis. rachel: they meet. all these smart people know so much better than you, as john kerry so aptly described they are touched in a certain way you

and i aren't. they can see the climate change is really going -- will: es extra terrestrial. pete: who touched him? rachel: that is al gore, massage parlor out of it. they go to meet in davos, switzerland, they have meetings at the world economic forum and, there are a bunch of weirdo guys like this really rich, all profiting off the things they're selling into the world, i wily meanting in policy. not just former leaders. they bring in policymakers across the world -- pete: ceos, senators,. will: fbi directors. pete: fbi directors, straight up globalist again day, seriousness, what in the is the director of the fbi doing at the world economic forum. pete: great point. will: jordan peterson, was on the joe rogan forecast, canadian

professor, best-selling author, pop culture phenomenon came up with an idea to the world economic forum. >> i would really felt i would be that war for the last six months, i would say it is war because what i observed happening in europe i was there last, it is pretty damn clear the globalist utopians are willing to sacrifice the poor for the sake of the planet. they're doing that cranking energy prices up through the roof. that means people die. we are trying to put together something like an alternative vision of the future, alternative to that kind of apocalyptic narrative being put forward implicitly like organizations like the wef. you don't get to save the planet by making energy prices so expensive that no one poor an calf ford them. that is off the table. if you want to develop alternative energy sources, no problem. hey, man the more energy sources the better. you don't get to impose your utopian vision in the service of

your narcissism on the poor. rachel: what a great point. i don't think enough people understand what the wef, the world economic forum, does. who leads it. klaus schwab, what a weird, strange guy he is. he started this forum back in 1971. how much his ideas permeated into our culture, into our policy, how we live our lives. and so, sean and i decided to do a podcast with ezra le-jant, is the founder of rebel news. rebel news sent a group of reporters there. pete: i saw some of their stuff. rachel: it was amazing stuff, asking the questions that none of the other credentialed journalists were willing to ask. here is why he thinks we should be worried about the world economic forum in order to understand why jordan peterson thinks it is important to have an alternative. listen to this. >> what bugs me about davos, it is a kind of a shadow government in that you have politicians,

and lobbyists and oligarchs and some celebrities and they're all meeting and hammering out ideas behind closed doors. no accountability, no transparency, no lobbiest registry. you don't know what is going on. there is no congressional record. there is no chance to question them. there is no opposition party. there is no chance to vote them out. pete: it is their dream world. rachel: right. there is no government. will: i like what ezra had to tell you there. it is sort of like a shadow government. by the way it was immeasurable influence and power. you know, that you want to dismiss it as a bunch of weirdoes in switzerland but the truth is the idea they come up trickle down to affect local politics. before you know it local mayors are instituting policies where did it come from? it came from a bunch of weirdoes in davos. send you back to jordan peterson. i'm a little conflicted about the idea of a alternative. he laid out a six point pham, some is good, focusing on

families, building families, making energy cheap. i don't like the idea of a bunch of elites designing a world regardless of their position. you understand what i mean? rachel: i understand. will: a bunch people in london, peter son said, we'll go put our own group together, our own ideas. how about no? how about you leave us alone. even if you agree with me. i agree, pete, you have to fight fire with fire, influence with influence, i'm also like the people in my town choose the way we live in my town. rachel: they're changing the rules. your town can't change the rules because of exactly what you talked about before. pete: you have to fight influence with influence. steve bannon bringing back populist leaders, they have to be connected with people, from other places. anti-instinct of davos. we're not using this to control people but liberate other

people. biggest power of davos, fly over there with the jets, hobnob with all the globalists, how many ceos will put their hide on the line to meet were jordan peterson? that is the challenge. rachel: maybe real people end up there, people reflect the views, cultural influencerrers who care about the those views. i understand what you say. what happened with the voting, even in the last election or post-covid. will: i'm all let us vote on the same day. i don't like early voting at all unless you're invalid or stationed abroad, i just, i like same day voting. i have can sit here and come plea i want same day voting. i think the cat is out of the bag. it is never going to happen. you see people like charlie kirk, you know what? we better figure out how to do the early voting thing that is how these guys are winning. while i love what you're saying, i agree whole-heartedly at some point there needs to be a

cultural alternative universe to what is going on at the wef because it is so powerful, it is permeating. maybe people need to know there are other people that think like them. that they're not crazy. that the wef is not the only game in to in. that is my thought. pete: all right. we're the only game in town this morning so don't go anywhere. thousands of servicemembers fired for refusing to get vaccinated could be forced to pay back their bonuses? one of those military heroes currently demoted has a message for the pentagon. that's next. can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss.

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♪. rachel: servicemembers fired for refusing to get vaccinated are now being forced to pay back their original recruiting bonuses. the pentagon says, there is quote, no plan to put a stop to this. our next guest was demoted from his high-ranking position in the navy because he didn't get the covid shot. lieutenant levi beard joins us

now, along with council at first liberty institute, danielle runion. welcome to both of you, lieutenant. tell me what happened, how they told you that you couldn't continue in your career. >> hi, good morning. thanks for having me on. first and foremost these are my opinions, not those of the department of defense and the navy. rachel: of course. >> what happened i submitted my request for religious accommodation for my sincerely held religious values. those were blanketly denied with the 4,000, to 60,000 denials across our force. we submitted our appeals. those were denied. now here we stand continuing our fight for our religious freedoms as protected by the constitution which we swore an oath to defend. rachel: yeah, you applied on religious grounds but now we also know young men in particular are susceptible to myocarditis and joe biden himself declared the pandemic is

over so why is the persecution continuing? >> it is continuing because although the ndaa was approved and the mandate rescinded, it is rescinded really in name only, not in practice. it is still being required by fleet commanders and cos even for sailors to depart ships to go out into town on the port visits. rachel: danielle, you're representing, i believe 4,000 other members of the military, correct? >> that's correct. rachel: how strongly do you feel that you will prevail in this lawsuit? >> we feel very strongly that we're going to prevail. the department of defense has failed to present any evidence to show that they have any justifiable reason for forcing these religious servicemembers to get vaccinated against covid-19. and just as levi was saying, congress directed the secretary of defense to repeal that mandate but as we move forward

we see that the mandate actually continues. commanders are still going to be allowed to consider vaccination status for assignment, deployment and operational decisions. these are the same decisions that have been ruining careers of 4,000 servicemembers that we represent over the past year-and-a-half and our case continues. we're going to put a permanent stop to this. >> you know, levy, it is interesting to me because you applied on a religious exemption. this vaccine has no long-term studies. from a national security point of view that they would want the entire military to be subjected to this. we're starting as i mentioned before to discover other things happening like myocarditis and possibilities of stroke for certain demographics of the population, et cetera. we're still learning what could happen from taking it. yet they're forcing it. what do you say about the national security implications of forced vaccination for the entire military? >> you know i think it has

far-reaching implications as you noted. but, hard to really put into words i think that, really at the end of the day, that we just need to put a stop to it. as we have, as we have said with the approval of the ndaa we need to go out, we need to apologize to our servicemembers have been harmed. we need to actually rescind the mandate. go revisit the sofa agreements, status of forces agreements. put a stop to it. rachel: it is not certainly helping recruitment a problem the military is facing right now. levi, danielle, thank you for joining us. such an important topic, i hope justice comes to you, lieutenant. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thank you. rachel: now to a fox news alert. memphis police permanently disband the unit involved in tyre nichols death.

our next guest is a former nypd detective. accountability from the five fired officers, that is what he is demanding.

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the task force had some of the officers involved in the beating. we have former nypd detective angel mayes son joins us on set. good to see you, angel. >> good morning. will: what do you think about reaction to disband the unit, scorpion unit tasked with looking at high crime areas dealing with them? supposedly in some type of specialized way. >> i think it was reactionary to disband the unit. i believe if the unit was an issue, probably would have been disbanded before this. while i understand they're going to take into consideration how the public feels, right, given what was seen on the body cam footage i think it is reactionary. will: it is possible, to your point, it is possible we look back on it now see other instances that my occurred in the scorpion unit but when you get rid of these units, it is easy to say these units are more aggressive, whatever it may be, what is the implications within the community when you start getting rid of these kind of units? >> so the nypd got rid of the

street crime unit a couple years ago. i worked on anti-crime policing in the bronx. the community wants you out there to be aggressive. you can be aggressive and fair. the two are not mutually exclusive. when you're interactive, looking for guns, robbery patterns, treat people with dignity and respect. will: we have five officers who lost all semblance of dignity and respect. the question, angel, are these five bad officers are they indicative something going on inside of that unit or units like them and then, to carry it on as the argument is mading are they indicative of a problem in policing? >> what this is the direct result of is all the defund the police stuff, right? you have the war on police in this country is on fire, right? you have cops who don't want to stay. you have experienced officers that could have been on that scene, could have been in the unit maybe could have prevented it from happening.

front line supervision, where was the front line super supervisor? fighting against police constantly, defunding the police, painting the police as enemy of the state so to speak or racist occupiers police officers don't want to stay there they're leaving retiring in droves. new york city police department lost 3,000 officers because of attrition and retirement. you lost experienced officers are not there to be in the street to oversee what the young officers are doing, to take control of the situation when it gets out of control the way we saw. will: right. when you look what happened in memphis, what is the big takeaway how you can either a, bring justice to this particular situation, and b, try to insure it doesn't happen again? >> well i think there is a couple of things, right? we have lack of training, right? you have young officers who shouldn't be in a unit. you had officers with 2 1/2 to six years on the most. they're left out there unsupervised. you saw lack of empathy. lack of humanity. forget about police work. you see something going on you

have to step in, you got to stop it, right. what happened to mr. nichols shouldn't happen to anyone. people, there has been retraining. hiring standards have to be looked at, mental health issues for police officers is a big thing. police officers are committing suicide at alarming rates across the country. things like this happen. we have to see the warning signs. get on the side of our police, so the police can effectively work with the community. the community can have effective safe police force. will: angel, nypd detective, 9/11 first responder, really appreciate your service to us and also being with us this morning on "fox & friends." >> thank you. will: rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will three are deading four hurt in a shooting in ritzy los angeles neighborhood t was reported at multimillion-dollar airbnb rental in beverly crest three were found in a vehicle, four

victims taken to a hospital with two in critical condition. no suspects are in custody as they look to possible motives. the victim's identities have not been released. new york rangers scrapping plans to wear rainbow themed uniforms during pregame warm up as part of lgbtq pride night. after the uniforms were not warn worn, rangers told fox digital, keeping with organization core values we support everyone's individual rights to express beliefs. after a philadelphia flyers player drew criticism refusing to wear a pride jersey during warmups. remember this iconic adventure duo during indian that jones temple of doom. >> shortcut. shortcut. >> indy. let me go. let me go. >> i love that movie. the short round star, kwan is

all grown up now. he is nominated for an oscar for his hit movie, "everything, everywhere, all at once." his indy co-star harrison ford, i'm sorry has nothing but praise. he total "entertainment tonight" friday he was so happy for kwan, that quan is a great guy. he is 51 years old. he was 12 years old when he filmed that awesome indiana jones movie. those are the headlines. still ahead, a a.i. takeover, artificial intelligence writing legislation in congress. "kurt the cyberguy" joins us next on the threat of the multibillion dollar technology. ♪.

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congress, two democrats, one from california, one from massachusetts, used artificial intelligence to software, to write legislation and a speech. and now a new startup is training a.i. to understand human emotions. will this multibillion-dollar industry help us or hurt us? let's ask "kurt the cyberguy." great to be here. so i mean, this technology was used this week to write legislation. what is it, tell our viewers about it. >> pete, good morning to you. chatgpt, your friends likely talked about it since november when it came out. everybody abuse about it this is essentially our first real look at how a.i. is going to dramatically change how we live, not just here in america but around the world. google is afraid of this. what this does, you can go to

chatgpt, you call it chat bot. you put in a question. it contextualize answers based on specific questions you ask it. for example, i'm congressman ted lieu. i would like to introduce a resolution that says -- about whatever. it will actually write that legislation in front of your eyes and you're look, holy bananas when you see this so this is why you're hearing about it it is concerned for classrooms. kids, i'm a harvard mba. i would like to get a exam done, about how george washington might fund the white house in 2023. boom. there it is. and so, i mean, here is where we are with this. this is going to change things for a lot of people number one. the faster we can get up to the idea that something really amazing in front of us and at the same time, something really,

potentially debttry mental is in front of us -- detrimental. it can be two things at the same time, something really amazing and something absolutely horrendous we never even imagined. pete: yes. >> the problem, pete. there are no guardrails. you're leaving safeguards up to geeks inventing this stuff. sky is the limit. there is some good to that. that is how we innovate in this country. there is real danger when there is simply nothing stopping somebody from doing, well, next one. pete: it has effectively artificial brain of its own. i mean i have talked to folks, i have not used chatgpt yet, tried it out, that it ends to pump out a left-wing answer for you, kurt. go ahead. >> you got it, got to try it because when you do this, that is when your mind will absolutely say, holy bananas this is really something. and what you will see now is for

example, out in brooklyn, new york, a small startup of 13 people just got about $12.7 million in funding. create a.i. to understand human emotion. pete: i can't wrap my head around that i'm out for the rest of the show. "kurt the cyberguy." great to see you.ld three bi.g hours. don't go anywhere i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. how white do you think your teeth really are? let's try the tissue test. ooof, still yellow. there's toothpaste white and there's crest 3d whitestrips white. whitestrips safely work below the enamel surface for whiter teeth in 3 days, guaranteed. a zillion times whiter! crest. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking.

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