weapons they are asking for. the trouble i'm seeing with this administration biden promises weapons and they don't get there for month. ukraine needs the weapons promised now. there are stockpiles in your honor that could be provided almost immediately. >> gregg great insight. instant analysis. thank you very much a busy morning. >> todd: with that it -- >> ashley: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president biden is set to meet with a group of nine eastern nato allies this morning during his final day in poland. >> ashley: after russia's decision to suspend participation in the last arms control agreement. >> the world just game a much more dangerous place. >> head of the environmental protection agency in east palestine ohio insisting that the water is safe to drink. >> some are still wondering where president biden and his transportation secretary are. >> are you going down there at all? >> yep, i am. >> i am announcing my run for president of the united states. >> conservative entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy officially

launches his 2024 g.o.p. campaign. >> we are going to need to rediscover the national identity that we all share >> ashbury university is planning to end its 24/7 religious revival. over 50,000 people have traveled to the area to participate. >> when some people gather with this much love in their heart, it's amazing. ♪ i glorious ♪ glorious ♪ got a chance to start again i was confident, confident. ♪ >> ainsley: it is glorious there. is that not a beautiful shot? the sun coming up there in maine this morning. and that is a nice scene to wake up to. what beautiful colors the oranges and the blues together and the sand there. we are actually live in kentucky. which is another beautiful place where everyone here is so nice. we have been treated with such

southerns wh hospitality down he and great place ashbury university. >> brian: unlike new york. people are actually nice. >> ashley: a lot different. slower drivers but nicer people here. ashbury university will more, kentucky. this is a very small christian school, 2,000 people. where all the students go to chapel monday, wednesday, friday. well, two weeks ago, it was a wednesday and all the students were in chapel, and the minister said do not leave here unless you have heard from god, unless you have gotten what god is trying to teach you today. and they stayed. and they prayed. and they sang and they never left for 24/7. people came from all over the community. then all over the nation. then all over the world to come here and take part in this revival it got so big, y'all, there were 50,000 people we are going to have to shut it down this week these last few days

they have and tomorrow is the last day to only the gen z's from 16 to 25-year-olds because people were waiting in line for 8 hours. >> unbelievable. so they wrapped up officially last night. today is ash wednesday. and you have got some of the people gathered with you today in kentucky. and they are going to be reflecting on what people did all over the country to do what you were doing on this ash wednesday morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: they are wrapping up tomorrow. they wrapped it up to the older people yesterday. >> steve: well, i'm older so it was wrapped up yesterday. >> ainsley: me too. i only got go in because i work at fox and it was quite a site. >> brian: they scramble you and you are there for the entire show. you have the ability wear a "fox & friends" hat which i was all for nixed at the last minute. >> ainsley: it was casting shad co-s on my face. >> brian: i never thought about that. >> steve: there is a little rain in kentucky on this wednesday

morning. >> brian: one thing that has not changed, ainsley, the biggest -- one of the biggest stories is in east palestine where it looks like the e.p.a. is going to take over the clean up effort and they are going to be charging the rail company for doing it and make sure that they pay out and there was a fear in town and can you understand it that once the media left so would the money, so would the attention and they would be left with nothing but the problems and health concerns. i guess yesterday the president the message got to the president of the united states. he called his e.p.a. administrator. he called senator brown. he called governor mike dewine, he called governor j shapiro. and suddenly is he very interested in how things are going. >> steve: absolutely is so what happened yesterday was after three weeks, after the derailment, the ended the official emergency phase of the derailment and now they have started the long-term remediation phase they are using

the superfund law. took charge of the clean-up. ordered of the railroad company to pay the bill. if the work is not completed, the e.p.a. can fine the railroad $70,000 a day. and the e.p.a. can say, you know what? you are doing a lousy job. so we are going to do it and triple the damages. they also told to clean up the air and water and reimburse the federal government for a new program to provide cleaning services for the residents and the businesses. baton rouge, someb pete buttigie is what he told g. a. >> when are you going to east palestine. >> i am planning to go. our folks were on the ground from the first hours. i do want to stress that the innings needs to be able do its work independently. but, when i go, of the focus is

going to be on action. look i was mayor of my hometown for eight years. we dealt with a lot of disasters, natural and human. one of the things i noticed very quickly is that there is two kinds of people who show up when you have that kind of disaster experience. people who are there because they have a specific job to do and are there to get something done and people who are there to look good and have their picture taken. when i go it will be about action on rail safety. >> brian: ainsley? >> ainsley: well, guess who is going today? donald trump. he is going. he said i could never forget the people of palestine. it's quite a contrast to our current president. president biden who is over in ukraine and in poland for that tour, which is wonderful because we do want to support ukraine but, like governor sununu said of new hampshire he said, look, we want to win. we want ukraine to win. he said, but i'm an all-american kind of guy and he said the president should have on day one gone to palestine to support those people. the mayor there, mayor conway is furious. we talked about this yesterday.

he said it's a slap in the face that he doesn't care about us. he said we found out he was going to ukraine and giving millions of dollars to the people there but not coming here to take care of us. that's exactly how they feel. they are just all worried. they are worried about the air quality and how this is going to effect them down the road and not able to sell their houses and that kind of thing. michael regan with the e.p.a. chief. he was with the governor, mike dwyer. he said the water is safe and they went to a lady's house. one of the residents' house, let's toast let's grab her glasses and drink this faucet water. watch this. >> did someone want to drink the water? >> absolutely. >> i will tell you, we believe in science. so we don't feel like we are being your guinea pig. we don't mind proving to you that the water is safe. >> i appreciate that. >> here is to you. >> thank you.

so much. >> brian: ainsley, the guy that's been there at least a week it looks like michael regan, he is at least interacting with people getting on the streets. i just don't buy what pete buttigieg is saying. when i go people. you show up and listen to people. if you choose to make it a photo op. can you make it a photo op. you could argue this is a photo op. but it's actually showing people hey, i'm the governor are i will drink it. e.p.a. director i will drink it. we can have a glass of water. to be truthful i don't really drink out of the faucet. i don't drink out of water fountains. i don't think most people do. i understand the symbolism. when the transportation secretary don't understand the impact it makes when you don't show up by just being able to account for yourself. see what you see. talk to the people firsthand, he shouldn't have the job. he said i do think that it's important to speak out about that. and i could have spoken out sooner. and i'm making sure i'm focused on the actions that is going to make a difference. then he went at it with marco rubio. because pete buttigieg

tangentially going 0u9d of his way to blame donald trump for this when this was an axle problem. what trump had regulated was about the brakes. >> steve: right. and something else that pete buttigieg apparently is going to get involved in is calling on railroads to improve safety such as accelerating planned upgrades on tank cars. but he is also taking a lot of heat because he said you know when i was the mayor of south bend, indiana. people are going wait a minute, you couldn't fill a pothole, pete and now talking about doing something regarding this. the company goya, which bobben b enway has been a number of times. they are shipping meals and drinks that don't need tap water to the people of east palestine because most people use their tap water for a variety of things, coffee, all sorts of stuff. wash their dishes. bob is going to do his best to make sure that those people are able to eat. >> ainsley: steve, when president trump there he is

donating thousands of gallons of cleaning supplies and more than a dozen pallets of water. 13 pallets. and each of them hold about a couple thousand bottles of water. it's interesting to watch these candidates. right? he is now a presidential candidate. is he going to palestine. and then you have vivek ramaswamy who just announced and nikki haley who just announced i don't know if mike pence is going to get in but he had an interview with sean hannity last night and then we have seen desantis on this pro-police tour. things are starting to heat up. >> brian: yep. >> ainsley: we are seeing familiar faces. >> steve: governor sununu was on with bret baier last night for a great interview. stay tuned. president biden is wrapping up four day whirlwind visit to ukraine and poland and today he is meeting with nato allies. we have got a live report coming up from warsaw. >> brian: plus fox weather alert a near miss as a highway patrolman almost hit by out-of-control semi-truck all happened before the worst hit ♪

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were called to president biden's hotel to president biden's hotel to warsaw. this video showing emergency vehicles outside of the marriott biden was staying turned out to be a false alarm. today biden meeting with the bucharest nine in warsaw to discuss their concerns including russia pulling out of the last arms treat with the united states. deploy warheads to 1550. here is vladimir putin with his president biden's messageto vla. >> dictator never ease the -- brutality will never grind down the rul will of the free. and ukraine -- ukraine will never be a victory for russia. >> here is putin speaking on the same day to his nation. >> what's important is that our relations have degraded. the responsibility for that is fully on the united states.

they can't be silly people. they want to deliver us a strategic defeat while crawling into our strategic nuclear objectives. regarding this, i have to say that russia suspends its participation in the new start treaty. >> the republican chairman of the house armed services committee responding all options must be on the table, including deploying additional nuclear forces and increasing the readiness of our nuclear triad. accelerate efforts to modernize nuclear systems. some of those going back to the 1960s. russia's lower house of parliament voting to suspend participation in that treaty earlier this morning. and china's foreign minister as i mentioned in moscow responding the u.s. should seriously reflect on what it has done, stop fanning the flames or profiting from it and stay truly committed to promoting peace talks as china has been doing. the u.s. has no arms control agreements with china, of course, the pentagon estimates china will triple nuclear

stockpile by 2035. and, steve, did peter pull the fire alarm this morning at the marriott? >> steve: he is staying one hotel away. i will call him. he will be live with us in about an hour and a half. weave will ask him. thank you. welcome back, lucas. >> brian: thanks, lucas. he was over in ohio for a while. looking at what is at stake, the president gave a speech seemed more like a rally where he basically did not call out china. the main story over the weekend was the secretary of state made clear to all five of his interviews that the big problem is and it's a warning to china, do not supply weapons to russia. instead, if the president really wanted to make news, china, do not supply weapons to china. instead they did announce additional sanctions on about 200 separate russians and they did say that they're gonna start sanctioning individual chinese companies that are breaking sanctions. they are going to meet with them before and say stop sending a lot of them are american chips. stop sending american technology

over to russia. and then if not, they are going to sanction them. the european union has new power lines to do the same thing to sanctions that make them a little bit more painful. bottom line is, as the "wall street journal" writes today, the quickest way to peace is to get a victory in russia. because if russia is able to survive and without more weapons from the u.s., they will. they will continue their devious ways in the region and continue to try to absorb countries. >> steve: the big question is how much of an impact with sanctions, any more sanctions have on russia. during his speech yesterday, vladimir putin talked about how, you know, despite what the west said, we were only knocked off of our g.d.p. by 2%. so he said, you know, the world can line up against us but we're tough. people in this country worrying about the rising cost of stuff we are sending over there. senator of utah mike lee was on

twitter last night very late and he tweeted after sending $113 billion to ukraine in 2022, why should the u.s. even consider sending more until every nato member has begun spending at least 2% of their g.d.p. on defense? and spend as least much of his g.d.p. on ukraine aid as the united states did in 2022? he had a second follow-up tweet that said we have made it too easy for europe to ride on our defense coat tails. this has made it very easy for european nations to embrace socialism while neglecting their own defense. and, ainsley, the whole point is we are paying a lot more than the rest of the world for what's going on over there. >> ainsley: yeah. he brings up an excellent point. why are we paying billions of dollars, so much of this and not expecting the same from our allies other countries that to protect ukraine. yesterday was interesting if you think about it. we started off our morning with vladimir putin talking, getting

the support of china as well. and then you have our president with the president of poland, supporting zelenskyy, the day before he was with zelenskyy and supporting ukraine. we're coming up friday on a year for that war. and we have got these two leaders, both sides up against each other and it's very scary when you hear what putin said yesterday about nuclear weapons and continuing to test nuclear weapons getting out of this treaty. what does that mean for all of us? today our president as lucas was mentioning going to meet with the leaders of the bucharest 9. think about how they must feel. these are the country just east of ukraine. they are so worried if vladimir putin comes into ukraine and takes ukraine he will continue to move on. that would mean all countries would get involved that are allies. that would mean the u.s. would get involved as well. what does that mean for us? does that mean world war iii, troops on the ground? very important for us to support ukraine and make sure vladimir putin doesn't take over that

territory. sean hannity interviewed mike pence on this. our former vice president. he talked about the strength that he and donald trump had as an administration and what they were able to publish. he also talks about the consequences of the current administration. and their weakness, listen. >> it's all evidence of failed leadership by the biden administration. at home and abroad. and unprovoked war of aggression now one year in the making in ukraine with russia. look, vladimir putin is responsible for the decisions that he made, but i have no doubt in my mind that the capitulation of this administration on nord stream 2. disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan set the environment where putin thought he could get away with that invasion in ukraine. >> ainsley: he also told sean i have been very close to putin, closer than i am to you right now, sean. i have looked him in the eye. if you think he is going to stop if he captures ukraine, you have

another thing coming. >> brian: that's why the president has got to give ukraine what they need to win. not just to survive because time is not on their side. evidently the one thing ukrainians don't want to hear, we will stay with you as long as it takes. why? because if they're able to stay as long as it takes, the ukrainians cannot outlast the russians. there is not enough ukrainians, they are more skilled. they have soldiers, but when they have casualties they don't have enough 500,000 to call up like the russians do that's why they got to win for the. the more it lasts the more it's on russia's side. >> steve: someone who has a different opinion on that is ron desantis. ron desantis was on this program a couple of days ago. and he dismissed the idea that russia poses a big threat to american allies. the governor said it's important to point out the fear of russia going into nato nations and all of that and steam rolling. that is not even close to hang.

i think they have shown themselves to be a third rate military power line. so many opinions on what is going on over there. in the meantime what's going on here is ashley has news from he elsalvador. flown from will louisiana back to he will salazar door where he was turned over last week. illegally crossed into the u.s. apprehended and deported two other times once in 2019 and again in 2020 when he was expelled under the trump era title 42 policy. now to a fox fox weather alert. a massive winter storm bringing blizzard conditions to the state. more than 60 million americans are under winter storm advisories because of the coast-to-coast storm stretching from upstate new york to washington state.

now this frightening near miss in wyoming was captured on video as officials prepare the roads for the worst of the brutal storm. and then out west, nearly 200,000 people in california are without power this morning as wind gusts reach up to 80 miles per hour. of course you can follow this story and all the latest weather developments by down loading the fox weather app. for free. conservative entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy is officially in the race for the white house. the self-proclaimed anti-woke ceo launching his presidential bid during an interview with tucker carlson. watch. >> celebrated our diversity and our differences for so long that we forgot all of the ways we are really just the same as americans bound by a common set of ideals that set this nation into motion 250 years ago. and that's why i'm proud to say tonight that i'm running for united states president to revive those ideals in this country. >> ashley: he is the third republican candidate to throw his hat in the ring along with

former president trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley. don't go anywhere vivek ramaswamy will be joining us later this morning. and the georgia bulldogs have a bone to pick with the biden administration for failing to invite the team to the white house for a second straight year. it is tradition for the president to invite the college football national title winner but the back-to-back champs are still waiting. the dog's offensive lineman tweeting biden about to snub saying no invite to the white house is crazy. maybe the letter got lost in the mail, guys. >> brian: i don't get it, georgia delivered the senate for him. >> ainsley: i don't either. >> brian: he won georgia, i don't get it. >> ashley: doesn't make sense. >> ainsley: good point. >> steve: all right, ainsley. >> ainsley: all right. everyone, coming up. i'm in will more, kentucky where people have been praying nonstop, they have been singing nonstop last two weeks. how this gathering came together we will interview a few fine folks here.

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♪ steve today former president donald trump is set to visit east palestine, ohio. as far as secretary of transportation pete buttigieg not quite ready. >> well, i am planning to go.

and our folks were on the ground from the first hour. when i go, the focus is going to be on actions. there's two kinds of people who show up whether you have that kind of disaster experience. people who are there because they have a specific job to do and are there to get something done, and people who are there to look good and have their picture taken. >> steve: well, somebody who is joining us having his picture taken right now is east palestine resident and business owner d.j. yokely d.j., thank you for getting up early today what do you make of these people in washington who are saying yeah, i will get around eventually. i mean, the president has not come yet and now is he over in warsaw it. doesn't look like is he going to be coming any time soon, either. >> it's kind of crazy to think that our president is more comfort be in a war zone than is he in his own backyard in the buckeye state here in east palestine. we don't care who comes. as long as you are coming bring a shovel with you and roll up our sleeves and work together to fix.

this we are excited about everything that is happening and transpiring this week. people are really starting to pay attention to to us and understand where we are coming from stated officials drinking the water yesterday goes a long way. >> steve: president trump doesn't have the power to get the e.p.a. or the department of transportation to do anything but is he drawing attention to it. it sounds like is he going to bring a bunch of water and some cleaning supplies as well. d.j., we were talking it for the folks at home, we were talking during the commercial you touched on something in our conversation you said that the insurance companies have been a real bear so far because they want all sorts of information that at this point you cannot provide. >> that's the issue it s. we're just looking for answers so we can get our lives back on track. now, naturally, we understand

that norfolk southern is a business. they're back in business, obviously, and rolling down the track. we are looking for our business owners to do the same. and meeting with the ceo alan shaw yesterday he want the exact same thing for us. there is transparency on both sides that we're starting to get. i really do feel like norfolk southern is understanding the people of east palestine and working with us and willing to work with us hand in hand to walk down that road to do whatever it takes for not only east palestine to thrive but -- to survive but to thrive once again. >> steve: are you under the impression that the railroad is going to reimburse you for business interruption? >> that's a question i don't know right now, steve. and honestly. >> steve: well, you should be. >> you should be, right? there's businesses that are going to probably go out of business. if someone doesn't help them. they just survived covid and they got their doors back open and now this. so, you know, i have said it

before, i'm going to say it again, that when you own a business, it's the american dream, everybody wants to do it, be their own boss, do their own thing. some of these people have been living some version of an american nightmare for the last two and a half weeks. >> steve: absolutely. and for a while you were drinking your water until the governor said he would drink bottled water and now on this wednesday morning, d.j., are you drinking out of the tap again? >> i love it, yeah. absolutely. there is nothing better than drinking your own water, right? and the nerves kind of go away and, you know, having your family drink the water and i think it was a great move yesterday. and we're proud to be from east palestine and we're part of the greatest american comeback that is going to happen. >> steve: well, d.j., we appreciate your points of view and telling us what is going on in the ground there in ohio. have a good day and good luck to you. >> god bless you. >> steve: god bless you. speaking of that 50,000 people, 1 straight days, the incredible marathon worship at a kentucky

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off campus. a student at asbury university, her name is jenna peltier and the director of communications abby lob join us now. look at those videos dollars. can you believe that? jenna, y'all have a small school. 2,000 students here. what year are you? >> i'm a senior. >> so you bore to graduate and you all were in your service. you have chapel monday, wednesday, friday. i think it was a wednesday, right, two weeks ago and it just never stopped. what's your reaction? usc to most of the services over the last two weeks. >> yeah. i was doing my internship in michigan refugee resettlement. i got an email wednesday afternoon, maybe 2:00 or 3:00 saying they weren't using words like revile. chapel has continued with prayer and worship come join us this afternoon oh i will probably miss it oh well wasn't going to

miss it. i texted on my way back because i hadn't seen much on social media. is it still going on? she said yes, come join us. i walked into hughes and i was just in awe and wonder. at the time it felt like there were a lot of people, you know, looking back to how it's been just like the last couple of days, it definitely was not to its max. yeah, i was super amazed and really just don't have the words for it, yeah. >> ainsley: god is good. abby, have you gotten any sleep? >> just a tiny bit. >> ainsley: the media has been hounding you. please, can we come on campus. can you find students to interview? it's a beautiful story of revival and it's spreading now to other campuses around the country. laura ingraham talked to someone at another university. i heard lee university is doing. this what's your reaction. we have had more than 160. i have heard 200 universities who have come here who have ban

impacted by this around the world. so you know, from a university standpoint with a we are just stewarding this. nobody here started. this we all are just trying to let god lead us through. this and we all, every single person who works here has been so humbled and watch our students experience this such a gift and changed all of us. >> ainsley: i love the praise and worship music. most of our grew one hymns. i love the praise and worship because it's fun and younger people are drawn to that when i here i want it to continue and it did here. you want those songs to keep going because we all love the music. so, how do you feel about it ending? >> you know, i feel -- i'm sad to see, you know, the expression of corporate worship likes a we have known it the last 14 days come to a close and at the same time, like, you know, if we

believe, you know, this is revival, then we also believe that this goes beyond us. and that even though the collective gathering is ending, it's not the end my prayer for myself and the students here and really everyone that came to encounter god here is that they take this with them when they leave and, you know, kind of like the great commission like they go out and make disciples. i hope that this experience is changing for them in like a daily living way. not just like oh, it was great to like sing and pray with a bunch of other people in a huge room. >> ainsley: right. well, i have talked to a lot of people. a lot of the student last night walking out. many of them from high schools around the community. many from other universities. some of them said wow, i'm not sure if i'm ready to accept christ but this is something i'm thinking about now. some said this is exactly what i needed.

i had a relationship with christ and now i have one again. so you hear different opinions but he is definitely planting seeds and using your university to do it. thank you so much. god bless you both. >> thank you. >> ainsley: ashley, what a remarkable story, right? >> ashley: perfect story for you to be covering, ainsley. that's perfect for you and i'm so glad that we could bring attention to it. vanity built university bring attention to deadly shooting at michigan state. phrase at the bottom. paraphrase from open ai's chatgpt ai language model personal communication. the associate dean for equity, diversity and inclusion sent a follow-up email saying as with all new technologies that affect higher education this moment gives us all an opportunity to reflect on what we know and what we still must learn about ai. the supreme court hears oral arguments in a case against google questioning whether big tech companies are legally liable for what users post and

see on social media it. has the potential to reshape the internet but justices are struggling just to follow along. listen to. this i mean we are a court. we really don't know about these things. we -- you know, these are not like the nine greatest experts on the internet. isn't that something for congress to do, not the court? >> ashley: justice samuel alito revealing he was left completely confused by whatever argument you are making at the present time. peyton hillis reveals he should make a full recovery after saving his kids from drowning off the coast of florida last month. the incident landed him in pensacola hospital in critical condition. finally speaking out weeks after being discharged. thanking the medical teams who cared for him i haven't taken any interviews on this because i like to keep my family out of public eye because it was a very traumatic time for us. i left the hospital with no worries and concerns. and should make a 100 percent recovery.

dog owners in florida can soon face a misdemeanor if they are caught letting their pup stick they're head out of a car window that is if one state democrat gets their way. the bill would require dogs to be restrained by a harness or held by a passenger but not the driver. the legislation still needs to be voted on by lawmakers in the sunshine state. it would take effect july 1st if it's passed. hopefully it doesn't pass because that's like their only past time. poor little dogs, adam. what's going on with the weather today. >> good morning, ashley. what we are tracking across the country is a massive winter storm from coast to coast. currently 75 million americans are under some sort of winter weather advisory. even here with our satellite and radar across the country. can you see where the warm spot the storm is and where the cold spot if you are in the northern tier of the country you could be seeing a lot of snow. currently snow falling across minneapolis and one of the areas hit the hardest under blizzard warnings in parts of minnesota. a huge swath of the country west

to east coast where you are seeing some sort of winter storm advisory. you are seeing some of those blizzard conditions and severe storms further south. this is some slowly moves off on thursday. still blizzard-like conditions across the upper midwest with storms across the southeast and mid-atlantic and then this system drifts up into interior england on friday where you will see lingering storms. where will you see snow? where will you just see rain and storms? there is where the storm will fall over the next couple of days. those are your weather headlines. ainsley, tawfersing it back inside to you. >> ainsley: still no snow for new york. thank you, adam great to see you. retired navy seal says victims are becoming the majority in america. his warning about woke culture and tips to be a warrior. that's next. ♪ of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel?

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seal is warning that woke culture and victim mentality are increasing among young americans and says it's a danger to society. retired navy seal and author of this book "the everyday warrior" miker is really joins us now. great to see you again. >> great to see you again. >> brian: not jumping out of planes. here to alert everybody. >> one of the chapters of the book addresses victim mood it's becoming an epidemic, worst epidemic. the thing about victim mood it requires zero effort. there is a false narrative because someone has so much you have so less. they are attracting all these victims into this category and remain there. receiving false affirmation from the media. they can stay there the thing about victimhood mindset is a personal choice. we have got to be teaching our kids accountability and

ownership which has gone to the wayside. >> brian: characters of a warrior. you don't have to necessarily be a navy seal. how about this? hold yourselves to a higher standard dedicate yourself to impactful lice. do not fear failure except they don't have all the answers and never quit. how about number two, dedicate your -- dedicate yourself -- dead indicate themselves to have impactful lives in what respect. >> this book is about all the warriors i have served with both living and fallen. it's a collective lessons learned that i gained from watching their lives best practices, positive habits. mind sets. but all of them seek to live a life of impact meaning to give more than they took away. >> brian: doesn't mean famous. >> not famous. the other thing too about warriors that hollywood doesn't paint well, kind, sympathetic. people gravitated for who they were and how they gravitated around them including myself.

>> brian: you don't think failure but one of the keys is afraid to fail. people are paralyzed by the fear of failing so they don't get in the arena. >> failure is not an indictment of your worth or assessment of your ability to achieve your goals. it is parted of the learning process. you have to learn to respect it because it helps you grow. don't fear it. anyone who has attained any level of success will tell you that they have failed all the way to success quite frankly that's what special operations looks for. how can you deal with failure in your ability to demonstrate resiliency. >> brian: i'm a bit of an aberration i have never failed. >> . i believe it. >> brian: accept you don't have all the answers have. a degree of humility. >> here's the thing. again, i worked with many solve the most lethal warriors in the world they will tell you based off their experience they didn't have all the answers is that you were learning and you are growing all the way until you die. and that humility was just a lesson learned and also realization didn't belong around

those warriors. triple 7 you just covered last month we ran into serious problems for which nobody had the answer. >> brian: how about grounding all a air travel, the guys came together. stated the problem. through out bible solutions we selected one and made it happen. >> brian: united stepped up. no matter where you fit in this category you don't have to be a navy seal if you feel as though you are looking at yourself as a victim, you could change things. >> it's a personal choice. >> brian: all right, mike. great to see you. congratulations on the book. >> good to see you. >> brian: america's drug crisis now hitting a new city as parents say a homeless camp is too close to their home. you think? that story top of the hour. ♪ ry-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling.

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