governor even democrats whether they want to admit it out loud or not. instead of that, what these two are going to have to do is republican for the republican heart and mind and show republican voters who can actually win. that is going to be the contest. our policies are going to be very similar so it's going to be a very interesting race. >> todd: that's your tomi 2024 take. >> he americans can have confidence banking system is safe. >> third biggest bank failure. >> investors in silicon valley bank taking legal options to. >> print more and more of this. >> more than 1,000 people. >> rushing a port of entry. >> house homeland security committee is set to have a field hearing all democrats holding out. >> there is no effective strategy to stem the flow. >> new york and new jersey will expected to dump snow. >> bracing for another warning. >> these papers are going to be

written about what is happening across the west. really big deal. >> samford university students fire inclusion dean ambush of a judge. >> heckled nonstop. >> see there is a mob. >> waiter thanking the pop star jason der rule low left him a huge tip. thank you, you justpaid for a sy college. thank you. i can't believe this. ♪ you know i'm hear for the party. and i ain't leaving until they throw me out. going to have a little fun ♪ going to get me some ♪ you know i'm here. >> steve: if you want to make some money today in glen's paw new york. get out a shovel. 33. heavy snow. winter storm warning until 8:00 tomorrow morning. what a start to this the 14th day of march, 2023.

welcome aboard, folks welcome to fox and friends hour one. >> ainsley: we say dawn does the shoveling at your house. she hasn't made as much spending money because i know you pay her to do that we haven't had any snow. >> brian: first i like to see how she does. i just don't give herr money. >> steve: review your wife's work? >> brian: do it through the ring doorbell so i can have the money ready. >> steve: which i think just got hacked. >> brian: mine? >> steve: ring doorbell. >> brian: just general? >> steve: all of them. >> brian: needed a wet suit. didn't stop raining all day yesterday. it's incredible. >> ainsley: need a coat with a hood. when you forget your umbrella. you just pull it up. >> steve: there is a big nor'easter heading toward new england. i was in dallas yesterday with one of the grandkids. and flew home last night. and when i looked at the board it said all the flights into

newark delayed like one or two hours. >> brian: wow. >> steve: i got on the plane and i'm thinking how long is this going to be delayed? we actually landed half an hour early? >> ainsley: good. >> steve: so i would suggest if you are in a situation like that, just make sured that the guy in front of you in the seat ahead of you is the ceo of the airline. >> brian: that would work? [airplane bell] >> ainsley: how did you find out? >> steve: shook hands with all the gate agents and pilot i have got to google united airline executives and there was the guy ceo scott kirby. good morning. >> ainsley: gosh. how wonderful is that? he gets to call the control tower and let meland. >> steve: i don't think he does that i think the pilots go i got the boss on board i should probably land on time. >> brian: pick up the speed a little bit. >> ainsley: all the flight attendants the nicest they have ever been.

>> brian: your plane is delayed instead of 4:10, 6:10. we decide you are leaving at 5:0. wait a second i have got to leave friday and quickly run over and leave the mozzarella sticks because you realize they decided to move it up. >> steve: once again, brian, jewels sit next to the ceo. >> brian: i know. i got run. >> ainsley: we can all relate to these stories. >> brian: aruba tuesday's it's wednesday we are leaving early. >> ainsley: set to drop two and a half hours from now 8:30. >> brian: final report before next week's federal reserve meeting and comes on the heels of two of the biggest bank failures in u.s. history. >> steve: alexandria hoff is live with the details from our nation's capital, good morning to you. >> tricky spot. the likely rise in consumer prices which will be revealed today would have led to another rate hike. given the turmoil that fight against inflation may have to be placed on hold.

before the markets opened up yesterday, of course, president biden took to the podium to offer reassurance to americans. >> americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country deposit accounts at these banks can breathe easier knowing they will be able to pay their workers and pay their bills. and their hardworking employees can breathe easier as well. no losses -- this is important point. no losses will be born by the taxpayers. >> because of that the biden administration says don't call this a bailout because, unlike the 2008 financial crisis, this action for signature bank, silicon valley bank does not cover investors. now those shareholders are taking legal action to recoup their losses claiming svb ceos were deceptive and acted reckless disregard. this morning swiss lender announced they have found, quote, material weakness in its financial reporting process for

2022. their shares have now dropped to historic lows. showed a full net year loss of $1 billion. the same investor who forecasted the lehman brother's collapse 14 years ago offered this prediction. >> i think the next bank to go is credit southeast. the bond market is print more and more and more of this to keep from singeing. >> applauding the biden administration's swift action in relieving svb's depositors. there are republicans and economists saying federal regulators should have anticipated this situation. brian, ainsley, steve? >> steve: that's right. thank you very much. you know, one of the researchers, perhaps that regulators weren't playing close attention to that bank, silicon valley bank is because the ceo was actually on the san

francisco federal board -- fed. and so he was actually part of the regulation all of that is going to be looked at going forward. but, when they say it's -- it was not a bailout. it was a bailout. of depositors. >> ainsley: shareholders have filed a class action lawsuit. they say that. >> steve: they got screwed. >> ainsley: they say the executives failed to disclose the risk of the rising interest rates. the banks should have warned investors it would have been worse off. they catered at that time venture startups. they should have been warned. when joe biden was defending the stability yesterday he said investors will not be protected. they knowingly took the risk. >> brian: shows of pack west down 60%. first republican across the street from us no run on the banks. i was told yesterday because they have it on their phones they don't need to line up. first republican down 60%. western alliance.

silver link bank has just shut down mostly crypto. worry others will. barney frank with new york signature bank. dodd frank all for this regional ease up comes to regulations. unbelievable president biden goes out of his way to blame the trump administration for this. he doesn't stop. the trump administration for the problems with the trains. trump administration the problems with the border and, of course, let's blame the trump administration for the problems with regional banks barpgy frank came up with number can pull this back. democrats, senators voted to ease upton regional bank restrictions because the amount of money had you to have in there was not reasonable they felt regional banks it was too much stress on them. look at what is happening right now we have to wait and see. what i don't understand when we left yesterday there was $100 billion that banks put in this fund.

remember? this is not bailout. $100 billion put into a fund for a situation like this. so, now they are saying it would be bailout and i'm just trying to get my head around it. what changed in the last few hours? >> ainsley: all the banks have to contribute to this fund. there is $100 billion in the fund. >> steve: every time you have fdi insurance you put money into a fund that's where it comes from. >> ainsley: the fund will run out at some point. these banks have $250 billion they are imagine managing. >> brian: unless you are picking winners and losers. winners were yesterday and maybe the losers are today. >> steve: ultimately though, regarding barney frank, do you know who he is blaming now? he is blaming crypto currency. >> ainsley: isn't he on the board of first republic. >> steve: signature. he had been paid stock worth about $900,000 and that's how much it was worth last week. today it's probably -- you know,

probably know worthless. but it is a bailout of depositors because, usually, it only covers up to -- it's only supposed to cover up to 250,000. joe biden said, you know what? whatever you deposited, you are okay. put investors screwed. >> ainsley: grandmother and 500,000 saved for your grandkids. you lose half of that. >> brian: spread it out to different banks. >> ainsley: stephen moore made a great point. this is because of the government's out-of-control spending. if you spend too much. then you have to borrow money. the interest rates go up. listen to this. >> starts with trillions and trillions of dollars of out-of-control spending. then the government has to borrow that money to finance all these $6 trillion of additional spending biden enacted. then the next step is all this money is flowing into the economy and, as you just correctly said, that additional money caused interest rates to rise and inflation to rise. and so now the fed has to act. and it has to raise these interest rates.

to bring inflaption down. and you have seen a big increase in these interest rates over the last three years. and this has caused big problems for banks. i do think there may be other banks like i don't think we are going to see a major bank run or something like that. i think people should feel fairly secure. but there are probably other banks as you mentioned that are in this situation. >> steve: he is absolutely right. because of inflation, you know, ultimately, the federal reserve had to tighten -- had to raise rates and that's how that first bank, silicon valley bank got caught short. because they had long-term investments at very low rates. but then, suddenly, you know, t bills are 5% or something like that. people are coming in and saying hey, i want my money at like 5% or something like that. and they have got to take it out even though they are losing money on every withdrawal. and so ultimately that is what tanked that particular bank and the worry now is it will catch as we have detailed other

regional banks because the regulation is not as stringent as it is. >> brian: no surprise interest rates are going up. we have been reporting it two years. >> steve: because of bidenflation. >> brian: every quarter going up. what else are you looking at? wait a second, what happens if there is a run? >> steve: bad planning. >> brian: yeah. you wonder whether a these guys are doing. coming up straight ahead. >> steve: that guy is looking for a new job. >> brian: but he cashed out last week, too. a had who are risk attack. a man follows a woman atm for 2o the ground leaving her basically paralyzed. the search underway for this guy. and you see a clear picture of him when he turns around. >> ainsley: doctors say 50% chance for recovery, prayers for her. stanford college students demanding the schools fire a so-called inclusivity official, who ambushed a conservative judge at their law school event

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steve 6:17 here in the east. back with a shocking store out of houston, texas. a mother of three still unable to walk a month after that terrifying attack that was caught on surveillance at a nearby shopping center. >> brian: police are still searching for the robber who stalked the victim for 23 miles after watching her take money from an atm. >> ainsley: todd piro here with more. trying to get away there and she

couldn't. >> criminals seems like they are getting more and more brazen by the day that criminal ran off with $4,300 after that vicious broad daylight attack. this happening in early february. police say the attacker stalked the woman for 23 miles after watching her take money out of an atm. you can see he body slams her to the ground, causing a major spinal cord injury that left her unable to walk. the single mother of three now relies on a wheelchair and doctors say she only has a 50% chance of fully recovering. her daughter saying quote it's been really bad. we have to pay rent and she is the only one who can work and help us. we don't know what to do. if a miracle happens then she can walk again and her son says i can still go to school but my mind is just messed up thinking about her worrying that nobody is going to watch out for her. what makes this even more tragic. the family says she had been saving that $4,300 that was stolen to visit her family in vietnam. she hasn't seen them in nearly

six years. police asking for the public's help to track down her attacker. they are offering a $5,000 reward for any information leading to his arrest, just horrific video, guys. >> brian: can you see his face. i don't understand why we can't get this guy. >> todd: it's february. going into a month at this point. that's why they released the video so if anybody knows please contact houston police. her daughter says it's not a big locals of the money. it's the big loss of her leg. thank you very much, todd. >> todd: no problem. >> steve: houston police said i don't know what this term was they call this a jugging incident where thieves see somebody take money out of an a.t.m. and then they follow them and rob them whether they can. the x factor got in her drove 23, 24 miles. still behind her. when the opportunity struck. so did he. >> ainsley: her kids say she is our only source of income. she works to feed the family. so, you know, not only are they

worried about her health but how are they going to survive. >> steve: absolutely. all right. meanwhile, coming up on 6:20 here in the east. turning now to live pictures of the snow snowy conditions in upstate new york. a nor'easter creating a messy commute on t tuesday morning for people throughout the northeast snowy england. >> brian: good thing is they know how to drive in this. the storm expected to dump two to four feed of snow in some spots. >> ainsley: already hit with rain and snow as officials are warning 45 mile-per-hour winds that can trigger power outages. senior meteorologist janice dean joins us now with our fox weather forecast. >> janice: we are see aing a little bit of rain and see snow in the 7:00 hour but not any kind of measurable accumulation in the new york city area. north and west yep, we will get snow. take a look at it. right now new york city is 37. so too warm for snow but you can see in binghamton 25.

41 in boston. we are expecting a changeover and 5 to 8 inches of snow. this system has not gotten its act together just yet. we are expecting winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles per hour. widespread power outages can be expected as well. especially north and west of new york city. and we could see that rain transition to snow later on today. so here's where we are expecting this powerful storm bringing rain, snow and wind. coastal flood advisories as those on shore winds will bring tremendous amount of heavy rain in towards the coast line. we could see some beach erosion. there is your power outage forecast. widespread for parts of upstate and new england. coastal flood alerts for parts of rhode island, coastal connecticut up towards new england. boston 5 to # as i mentioned. 50 to 60 mile-per-hour winds. that's going to be a big problem across the northeast. and delays and cancellations can be anticipated. also want to make mention the west coast is going to get socked again with more heavy rain and mountain snow.

that's another big story we are following and that's going to be throughout today and the next few days on top of what they have already received over the last couple of months. all right, steve, ainsley and brian, i will be reporting live from fox square all morning long. we will see if it changes over to snow next hour. see if that happens. fox weather.com for all your latest details. over to you. >> steve: all right. j.d., thank you very much. 6:22 now here in the east. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: good morning. start with this. tragic news from her mann, missouri. one officer dead officers shot sunday night at convenience store. police say the shooter ran off and barricaded himself in a nearby home. he was arrested monday morning following a lengthy standoff. detective/sergeant mason griffith was killed in the shooting. he was just 34 years old. now to disturbing new reports revealing the u.s. may have been scammed out of tens of millions

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parking lot. he had been will swept and paddled away to shore. saving the pup and reuniting him with his owner. poor little thing. so glad they got him. >> steve: just in the nick of time. >> ashley: so tiny. >> steve: little dog, indeed. tell you something that happened at stanford university last week. they were having a forum. it was called covid, guns and twitter sponsored by the federalist society. they invited judge kyle duncan appointed to the bench by donald trump he went up to talk and before he could get started he was scolded for six minutes by the dean of diversity, equity and inclusion, a woman by the name of thuener stein balk because she didn't like his opinion on marriage, reproductive rights or anything else. here is a taste of what went down. >> i'm going to speak here.

and i'm being heckled nonstop. i'm just asking for the administrator to. [shouting] >> your racism shows. >> in what way? >> for many people here your work has caused harm. has caused harm. >> is it worth the pain. >> the division it's cause dollars? something so incredibly important to say about twitter and guns and covid, then that is worth the impact on the division of these people. >> i look out and i say i'm glad this is going on here. >> brian: juice is not worth the squeeze. meanwhile, the judge went on to say that there's a -- this is a law school for crying out loud. supposed to be training students to enter a profession with respected disagreements even though supposed to be training students in a profession. they should never be law lawyers. he said the elites set the tone for our society.

the law students that graduate from stanford will be occupying these very high seats and these guys are basically -- should be incrineligible to be lawyers. >> ainsley: disagree what is being taught. the students are screaming judgmental messages about him like your racism is showing? he was invited to coming come to this show to bring a different point of view to the classroom. wasn't shared by many of the students there the ones who did share his opinions probably stayed quiet. they weren't allowed to talk because, if they did, they were going to get heckled and get someone in their face screaming at them. >> this is a university, a very well-known, very hard to get into university where the students should have a funeral. a forum.if you are going to invm as a speaker, maybe show the other side. allow the kids to have free speech being taught and make up their own minds. >> the stanford review. they published this article right here. and it's called fire thuener

stein back who is the dean. the university's apology taking to rid the nation of anti-speech zealots. stanford says they are taking steps to make sure. >> steve: right, the deep of the law school actually apologized but did not reprimand the dean who scolded the judge. the judge himself said this impact of the behavior. the elites set the tone off you are osociety, like it or not. they graduate from these fancy schools the likes of who inevitably will commanding the heights of government, governance of philanthropy and so on. what they think is acceptable

behavior matters. what if in 10 or 20 years time this kind of norm is the courtroom, the law firm, the bedroom. it was terrible. >> ainsley: dean that did heckle him associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion according to the daily mail. >> steve: did not get in trouble. >> ainsley: that statement you just read is pretty powerful clean-up true. >> indoctrinate the kids young age. most of them are left because they haven't paid taxes. i get more conservative as you get older. young minds influenced by all of the stuff that's going on right now. and then they are going to go out and spread these messages and then take them into our courts. >> steve: they only want to hear their side. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. >> brian: opposite of a law school. walked into a doesn'ting class people go i'm outraged by what this person is saying. it's a law class and you invited them. you invited them it there to speak. if you are going to argue with someone the first thing you have got to do is listen to their argument. fundamentally what are they teaching at the stanford law

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♪ >> ainsley: as illegal immigrants storm the el paso border people living there sounding off as the city prepares for more surges ahead of the end of title 42 in may. joining us now a woman whose parents legally immigrated from mexico irene -- good morning, irene. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> thanks for coming on. how were you notified about this group. 1,000 people mostly from venezuela going across the bridge? >> well, i ran for congress in the last election and so we have a big movement going on here in el paso and everything that happens i'm the go-to person. and so i started receiving a lot of messages alerting me and my husband who retired from border patrol showed me where i could link and and see what is

occurring on the bridge. saw the masses. started sending out messages and making sure before we started sounding the alarm that this was true. and then we went downtown and we verified for ourselves. i actually started interviewing mexican people that have immigrated to the united states legally not just my parents but a lot of people that were in the vicinity and 100 percent they were against what has been going on for years and they want to put a stop to it. i also interviewed 1 legal resident that has been a legal resident for 25 years who was working on the wall. and he was making a good living for his family. and he said from one day to the next they told him we're not going to build it anymore. and he is out of a job. i asked the -- all of the people that i talked to, if you were to vote today, would you vote for biden or would you vote for trump? and let's remind everybody this is where beto o'rourke is from and the premises we are all liberal leftist but the majority

of the people. i think there was a couple people that just didn't answer. but the majority said that they wanted to vote for trump. this gentleman that has been a legal resident and is not a citizen he said he was going to start the process of becoming a citizen because he sees the urgency in voting and voting republican. >> ainsley: irene, how do you feel about this knowing your parents' story. they went through so much, i'm sure to come to america, do it the right way and then you were able to run for congress. one generation away from that. how do you feel when you see these images and you go out there amongst the people and watch what is happening? >> i'm frustrated and that's one of the reasons i actually got involved in grassroots because, growing up, my dad actually provided for our family as a construction worker. many months during the year he would have to leave el paso because illegals would come and underbid the jobs. where all those elected officials say illegals only come and take the jobs that no american wants, that is a lie. because we were without my dad

months at a time. i was 19 years old the last time he left. and the research he stopped leaving was because he got hurt so he was in disability. let me tell you really exciting story that happened about a year ago. our middle daughter graduated from her master's degree at pepperdine university. and my parents were able to attend. i asked them how do you feel about this? and my dad said 60 years ago i passed through this highway, which was a pacific highway on my way to the american dream where he picked vegetables in california and to see his granddaughter. he says i like to see my granddaughter graduating from one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. i have fulfilled the american dream. buff it was with a lot of hard sweat and tears and hard work. and that's what the american dream is about. and that's why i'm involved. we need to make sure that we preserve the american dream.

then our p and our american way of life. >> ainsley: what a beautiful story, irene, thank you so much. it was alworth it, right? >> thank you. bye-bye. >> ainsley: coming up, is your money safe? >> americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. >> ainsley: our next guest is a customer of silicon valley bank and reacts to president joe biden's message. plus, a woman claiming to be madeleine mccann takes a d.n.a. test. fox nation host nancy grace on the stunning development. ♪

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the financial world causing investors reassess where they do business. leaving stocks of mid size banks to spiral. warning of economic chaos if this trend continues. joining us now someone who was directly impacted by the fall of silicon valley and that is launch pad capital ceo r ryan gilbert. ryan, not only are you personally invested there, but you have your clients there. what have the last few days been like for you? >> it was a classic being down in the dumps and now a little bit higher. at least the government acted. it took them about four days to do the right thing, which was guarantee depositors funds. >> brian: so, do you think they did that even though the rules say for a depositor you are only guaranteed up to 250,000? you think to break the mold it was okay? not a bad precedent? >> i think it was the right thing to do. the $250,000 limit was set in 2008 at the height of the global pandemic crisis. when this the fdic insurance

balance was moved from 100,000 to 250. looks what has happened the past decade the massive inflation we have seen and increase in other assets, particularly housing. so 250,000 in 2008 is not the same as 250,000 in 2023. >> brian: so, how many clients do you have there? how much money was invested there and how confident are you it's still there. >> well, we had substantial assets in the millions representing multiple funds that we management we are very competent that it is there we have been able to access the bank accounts see online what is reflected and we were fortunate on thursday morning along with many other depositors when we heard the canaries were leaving the coal mine it was time to move to other institutions. i am also satisfied that the new ceo put in on an interim basis is an individual with a very strong track record. it does give us confidence in the institution as it stands but hopefully the entity gets solved because there are great

customers spanning economy and responsible for millions of jobs. i wish them well. >> brian: so, ryan, how do you feel about for nine months they had no risk manager in place? how do you feel about the fact that greg becker, the ceo dumped $3.5 million worth of stock the day before the collapse? how does that make you feel? it doesn't make me feel good. it's all about optics. they misplayed the optics game. maybe there is a severe misunderstanding amongst senior management about how bad the situation really was. it's bad optics and also bad communications. >> brian: let me ask you something. if they don't what is going on. and the board doesn't know what is going on, then we don't have a prayer, especially professionals like you. you are saying that you get the financial facts qu aquatic tier. >> it should be a driven model.

look at our bank accounts on real time basis and know what's going on. that's how most people. why wait for the regular of the quarter for regulatory institutions to report. >> brian: cee oddss would say what is going to happen when it the interest rate goes up. what does it mean for us? worst case scenario. i don't know how your ceo think like that because you have so much at stake. ryan, i'm glad you are going to be okay. i'm glad your client is going to be okay. we will see what happens today. thank you. >> have great morning. bye-bye. >> brian: ashley strohmier has the breaking news. >> chicago crime crisis authorities in the windy city searching for the suspect in robbery and assault on a train last month. this man is accused of kicking another passenger in the head and stealing his cell phone. police say he is at least 6-foot 3 and has tear drop tattoos under his left eye. vice president kamala harris is on the outs with senator elizabeth warren after the lawmaker from massachusetts

failed to endorse the v.p. as biden's 2024 running mate. warren thiewnkly backs the president's bid in a boston public radio interview in january. less sure about his second in command. watch. >> i really want to defer to what makes biden comfortable on his team. i have known kamala for a long time. i like kamala. but they need -- they have to be a team. my sense is they are. i don't mean that by suggesting i think there are any problems. i think they are. >> senator warren reached out twice twice to apologize but has not heard back from the v.p. uber and lifted scoring big wins as california court they can treat drivers as independent contractors. it allows the companies bypass state laws worker benefit and protection. yesterday's decision strikes down a lower court ruling that a state ballot measure allowing gig workers to be designated contract workers violates the

constitution. service employee union expected to appeal the ruling. free agency is already set off to a very hot start. former 49ers quarterback jimmy garofalo heading to las vegas on three year deal worth $45 million. the raiders also signing former philadelphia eagle safety marcus epps. jason hargrave is heading to san francisco on four year $84 million contract. good news for filly center jason kelsey is coming back. here is he celebrating with general manager howie roseman and aaron rodgers is still not saying if he will return to green bay. the packers quarterback breaking silence on social media. after it appears rogers was referring to teammate douglas. those your headlines, back to you. >> brian: if the jets don't get aaron rodgers they have no other options. unbelievable. lost mike white to the dolphins.

we will see if that happens today. stay on the story. is he a very interesting guy. thanks, ashley. 2024 republican hopeful vivek ramaswamy will join us live. put it all in perspective what is hang with the financial markets. first, it was gas stoves. now democrats are coming to another household necessity. jimmy failla is here with the new war on washing machines. ♪ unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker

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>> first it was your gas stove now the biden administration targeting your wash everywhere pushing new efficiency standards as part of its global climate

agenda major manufacturers whirlpool warn under these mandates each cycle will take longer. the detergent will cost more and in the end the clothes will be less clean. jimmy failla hosts fox across america on. jimmy what are they trying to do? >> this one blew me away for someone who likes sniffing people as much as joe biden does, you would think he would want to clean us up a little bit. this is so ridiculous. did somebody get dumped by an appliance salesman. first after stoves now after washing machines. and the scam is they are forcing it on us. because nobody is on board with this. everything this government does is some type of heavy handed coercion or in this case what they would be calling a mandate. you know, the government really, this administration is like parents forcing kids to eat vegetables in this case the vegetables are deep fried so they are not any healthier. these clothes aren't going to be

cleaner. wind up washing them twice is my guess and probably using twice as much water in the process. >> steve: got to figure his environmentalist base. he has green lighted the willow project opens billions of barrels of oil up north and so they are furious about that. >> that's the part that's so crazy is he doing this delicate balancing ability between things we know we need to ensure the stability of our domestic energy but he also has to placate crazy people. that's his base. who don't know what they are talking about. people who want you to believe they are the champions of the poor are actually going to smoke the poor with these new dish dishwashers raise the cost of appliances and leave less on the market. and that's the part that is so insane and hypocritical. they always tell you the government has no business being in our bedroom but the government can be in the kitchen and garage and laundry room. the government is running an h ght show at this point. they are in every room of my

house. >> steve: fix it or sell it. it's a matter of time until the government though by that logic says, you know what? you need a new washer and we are going to buy you one. here's your new washer. like oprah you get a washer, you get a washer. >> you get a maytag. unbelievable. scam again if low income earners do get that washer, come via subsidy from people like us. you are no not only paying more nor washer paying that bonus washer for the other guy. where is the justice, man, killing me. >> steve: what is joe doing this? hold on does joe even know what is hang. >> joe is not doing. this let me be clear this presidency. >> steve: this administration is doing it did they tell him. >> itunes user agreement. scroll thought bottom and click i agree. that's this administration. joe we are doing washing machines, scroll thought about the and click i agree he agreed and we are all screwed. >> steve: would this make a difference at the failla house would you buy a new washer. >> you need to know i have been

actively appliance shopping. if you go to the store assuming they have an appliance in the stock. which has not been a given in the last two years. any halfway decent appliance salesman. oh you have an older dish wash everywhere buy the extra part and keep it five years they are better. modern dishwashers like phones do everything they are supposed to do except will. my dishes are filthy. >> steve: got a note from my toaster oven. [laughter] >> steve: all right. jimmy, thank you very much. >> you are the best. >> steve: all right. coming up on this tuesday. peta attacks a family run seafood restaurant pushing people with a billboard to go vegan. how that restaurant is biting back in the next hour. ♪ in this is crazy ♪ here's my . number