locked in key you know you have a cultural problem. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us jtr on fnc. that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel, especially thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see it right here next week. ♪ revived all eyes on japan were president biden is in his second day of meetings with g-7 leaders. one topic of discussion, the war in ukraine. mr. biden appears to be reversing course on whether to provide f-16 fighter jets to ukraine for its fight against russia print hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live". i am arthel neville hi eric ricketts hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. ukraine has repeatedly lobbied for its western allies to provide f-16's.

president biden has for a long time been reluctant to send those fighter jets. yesterday the administration announced he will support american allies in their treatment ukrainian pilots on the advanced aircraft. that could eventually lead to other nations sending f-16s to ukraine. jon kirby on the president's decision when he was asked by the president doing this now who resisted clues from ukraine for more than one year. >> nothing change what we have been evolving our support for ukraine as the war has evolved. we are talking about fighter aircraft group that is not designed to help us in the immediate future with the counteroffensive. peter doocy's trouble with the presence joining us live. so peter, do you tell what is happening there? you have all the details give it to us a problem with questions after you start.

press arthel the plan here is not to just give the ukrainian fighters fighter jets. instead is to train ukrainian pilot summer in europe once they're up to speed figure out who in the g7 is going to provide these aircraft for the war effort. we had been told for most of a year that in no uncertain terms president biden did not think zelensky needed the f-16s. now are being told by the president's top national security advisor why exactly that is changing now. looks we have reached a moment where it is time to look down the road and to say what is ukraine going to need as part of a future force to be able to deter and defense against russian aggression as we go forward? f-16 fourth-generation aircraft are part of that mess. >> as for the other big story of the day, when a reporter asked president biden about the debt limit the president said to you and this is a quote, shush up.

he is expressing confidence a debt deal will get done. well he has been in asia he's been pretty hands off. but he just said you're assuming the present will be updated momentarily by a team. what's even doing for the last several hours? >> they were having conversations, right? they were on the hill. how would he be updated if they are still having conversations on the hill? it just ended moments ago. >> could he call them question request look peter,. >> he just conducted first year of his term he conducted since he covid pandemic by video conference is that a possible right now? skeeter we are going to give the space to these negotiators. >> at some point later on today we expect a one on one biden zelensky meeting for that is what white house officials what to be focused on while they are here in japan on the sidelines of the g-7 but don't to talk

about the debt limit a little bit. but that can wait until the president gets home back to washington, arthel. steven hate peter would ask what about ai? did they discuss that at all? >> yes they did come up with a broad outlines of a plan for g-7 countries the seven largest economies in the world to govern the use of artificial intelligence press wheat under senate white house are telling us president biden went to the g-7 during a private session and briefed the rest of the world leaders of what he was told during that recent white house meeting about artificial intelligence the vice president lead. we do not know exactly what they talked about in terms of the dangers. we do know there was a consensus among the g-7 that is here and hiroshima. for the eight new rules are the guardrails put on artificial intelligence and soon to robin for details about what exactly that looks like before we head

home. g-7 leaders together and not discussed china did they talk about china? >> they did. the main focus was economic. we know over the last couple of months there has been some saber rattling especially had the g-7 because the chinese protests came in the form of the chinese military basically sailing a destroyer around the island of japan. that is very unusual. as a show of force. g7 leaders focus on economics. they want there to be some sort of a crackdown on china's coercive economic practices. china is not going to play by the rules of the global economy, then the largest economies in the world are going to punish them. we expect more details on what that looks like before rep appears well, arthel. >> what a great assignment. now, did you go to hiroshima

island? >> we were not able to go with them. but hoping to make it before we have to fly home on the president. >> you definitely do. it is aptly standing there. so peaceful so many little hidden gems there. you will discover them keep walking you e-mail me i'll give it to you everything you need to know i was just there in march it is amazing. >> i will, arthel. >> thank you peter. take care bye-bye. before some good advice. some lawmakers in congress have been calling on the biden administration to stop dragging its feet and give ukraine the weapons it needs to defend itself. being mindful of american security and our spending for kansas senator roger marshall on that topic lester. >> i think the ukrainians can win this war. give them the weapons. these people will use them. they will fight to the death. but they have to be empowered to

do that. >> to send the study's watching of the money senator roger marshall of kansas joins us now here in the studio serves on the senate homeland security and budget committee but senator will continue city for. >> eric is great to be here again. looking for great chauffeur that shot was taken rep to return to lake trip to the poland ukraine board approved very convinced -- i was concerned why is the present slow walking them months before the scene broke out. my acid ministration descendent wake weapons. we need to strike hard, strike immediately. $113 billion later, european union is not doing what they said they would do. this is starting to feel like vietnam to me. before you get that call for two months. you think the administration missed a possible chance to be stronger and to accelerate this further against putin? >> idea. remember president obama said

about joe biden for do not underestimate his ability to mess up foreign policy. i will paraphrase that quote. sure enough. the president is reacting again. he is still not maximized some of the other things we could do doubling down on fake sanctions as well. thanks sanctions onrush of the smart we can do for this more allies can do. meanwhile with the china and russia are bullying our president for quick so i think the administration some areas seem to be as you say, reluctant? >> i do not have good exposure for you. the weather to incompetent but mainly think it's leadership may be able to win a presidential selection your campaign from your basement is hard to run a war is hard to win relationship with other countries. this presents a nothing with trade he has not asked for tpa but meanwhile by this point the presidency before president trump swelled his way to negotiating usmc trade agreement with japan and china. we g7 it seems like it is all for show. we need some action but we need results in as president.

eric: how concerned are you, talk about china about the aggressive stance about china's doing in a variety of areas military, ai, copyright, trade, right down the list but it's basically a stance against us. it's exactly right why the relationships with the quad is so important with japan, australia, and india. but again what does china do question recovery or 90% accounted for to come into this country are made in china but 90% of the comes in killing through millions american everyday made in china $500 billion of intellectual property from us every year as well. i much more concerned about their cyber attacks as far as an immediate situation that i am necessarily keeping the china sea open. but they are the number one long-term world competitor to the united states. >> would you like to see the nine states do about they talk about cyber attacks that could potentially check the grid. there's a variety of vulnerabilities that we haven't have been warned about. >> think number one is let's

look at amir. we cannot control china is going to do but we can control what we are going to do this $31 trillion national debt is the largest threat long-term national security threat this nation faces. we need to slow down our spending forget inflation under control. build a strong economy so we can have a strong military. what i think about a military think a lot of this from the cyber standpoint, what we are doing some of our military bases that i've been to our amazing things. marching counteroffensive when some of the text of the virus turning that back on their computers and blowing them up so to speak. if we talk about spinner you got that some talks going on this weekend currently not going very well. how are they going what we do see happen? quick temper will need to give kevin mccarthy's much cover as we can the best deal we are going to have for america it is to allow and joe biden to the same room and figure this out. we have to build take our national debt ceiling.

at the same time that the slowed down joe biden's credit card we cannot give joe biden another credit card must resort on his spending. this is so vitally important not just to you or me but to future generations. this is a fight we need to have now. this is a battle we need to have now so my grandchildren not spending $600 billion a year on interest alone. maybe a trillion dollars on interest alone for this is a fight americans have now. see for the democratic progressive's are to come after from the left to say don't cut this, don't cut that how does he react to that? is he under too much pressure from the more liberal progressive side of the party? >> absolutely. he's beholding to them they're the ones who got him elected right when they said bernie sanders step away, joe biden had agreed to the policies. but what america needs to keep remember isabel and joe's corporate theft mccarthy gave them a plan. he gave them a program that sells a debt ceiling gives us a responsible budget.

the ball is in joe biden's corporate septa him the pressure is on him. he is not going to be able to do this negotiating from his basement or from a beach home for esa company of cap mccarthy in person and solve this problem for. >> is out in japan now he is far from the country. finally, what do you predict? what you think will happen with the debt ceiling question what can they push it forward? can they get a temporary agreement or keep kicking the can down the road? >> i think june 1 is kind of an imaginary line for i think it is the first day i do see it getting so before then. but again we need to keep our powder dry pitlick cap mccarthy keep working away on this for joe biden is to realize we are not blinken on this one. we are not going to blink but he succumbed to the table with serious negotiation bird we need to have work requirements and recent about work requirements for medicaid, the snap program. we are only asking folks to work for 20 hours a week for if you are to have children or excluded from it but i think it's recent

both the right thing we need to lean into it as republican sank look at job gives you self-respect. as part of lifting you up out of debt as well but the best chance for your children. i think giving someone a job, helping people find a job as a good thick with there are some things we do not have much wiggle room on. before senator good to see you thank you for coming into the studio. >> my pleasure. >> enjoyed the article you are here pretender roger marshall, arthel. start eric, thank you. by the way fetid texan peter doocy. i wanted to go to the castle that's too far. i'll talk to him later but back to the news now. with that unfortunate news about raging wildfires in canada for their causing here in the u.s., eric. the smoke from about 150 fires is burning across northern alberta and british columbia. it is making its way across the border. it is lowering air quality in the pacific northwest and the rockies to unhealthy levels.

many impacted states are issuing advisories. warning people to limit their time outdoors. silver arthel's been one week now since title 42 expired. but it turns out number of illegal crossings of the southern border is down. border patrol agents say they are still dealing with a record number of migrants being housed in facilities with new report showing about 22000 were released into our country. in an effort to try to relieve some of that crowd angry the question of course is, what happens to those 22000? do they show up for the court dates question rick dan springer live on the border in a pass with the very latest there, hi dan. >> will eric, as you know most do not. as far as what we are seeing in the border towns of the u.s. side of the border in places like el paso and brownsville we saw pictures earlier in the week there were people all over the streets. migrants had come across the border and were there waiting to

go north. most of now gone north the city simply much cleared out. that does not mean the danger does not still exist for migrants were still on the mexican side of the border. and of course for law enforcement on the u.s. side who are going to be dealing with those folks down the road right migrants are so cross the border in this post title 42 era. typically in smaller groups like this one we saw in new mexico. experts say it we are in a feeling out. is that migrants and cartels a justice of the new rules under title eight most do not expect this relative level to continue. >> i find it hard to imagine that last week when guatemala reported 60 -- 80000 venezuelans going through their country heading north are going to automatically stop in mexico and say shucks we can't do it. the process goes maybe not asylum seeking but not with aiding and apprehension evading

detection. >> that desperation he was talking about raises the danger in the san diego sector over the last reported patrol agents were shot at twice. one time while they were helping a 4-year-old boy who was injured just left by whoever helped him across the board. luckily no one was hit. the border patrol's morning migrants to avoid all waterways like irrigation canals. they just rescued a family of five in one of those canals. this time of year the water can rise very rapidly as water is released from reservoirs in mexico. other migrants or make left and awful conditions and stash houses. twenty-eight migrants were found in one on tuesday. yesterday texas governor greg abbott took the credit for securing the border. >> we have deployed more national guard with thousands of national guard than ever before in the history of the state. more than 1000 texas department of public safety troopers. they have turned back tens of thousands of people who were trying to cross the border illegally.

together, just texas law enforcement alone has seized in the deadly fentanyl to kill every man, woman, child in the entire united states of america. >> at the same time the biden administration is taking its credit for the new rules under title eight that it says is discouraging people from showing up at the border. the five year ban on coming into the country if they are caught at the border and coming in illegally they say that it's working to stop people from showing up. so far just to get people at home and idea if you have not been to el paso you are along the highway. it's in that mexico right behind you and the wall is behind you? >> that is right that his war wrist right behind me. we are in el paso. it is a border city across the freeway you see behind me is war is. that's a big city with lots and lots of migrants there who have come to the border through southern mexico up to this border and other parts of the border in texas hoping to get into the u.s. at some point.

before that shows you exactly how it's right there. dan springer on the border next the highway thanks dan. if i it is indeed write therapy with more on how border communities are holding up in the wake of title 42 we are going to be joined right now by county supervisor jonathan lions. mr. lions, take us insight if you will. describe what is happening in these border communities? >> one talk about numbers let's go back to two years ago numbers per day average 35. at our high point recess 16 -- 1800 we are now looking at fort -- 508. for the administration to brag about the numbers being down in contrast to two years ago they are still 20 times greater than they ever were. but the communities along the border are small town communities often with limited resources. i'm also serving as part of the food bank we received and distribute food to the ngos.

they have faced significant challenges people have gone directly to some ngos without being processed previously. but also our hospital. now they have seen more than $26 million in fees go unpaid because there is no payer source. we are looking to buy the payer source whether that's a state or federal government. and then our agriculture has been effective. every facet of our lives. we do have more than 700,000 people coming through community of 100,000 people, how can we not be impacted by those people coming in illegally cross the border? not to mention fentanyl we are 19 times greater than the national average but which is one in 1000 but we have seen 18 -- 20 poisonings a year. and they attribute 50% up coming across are coming into the states coming through arizona. we are deafly under attack at our borders while the cartels remain in control.

arthel: you listed a lot there if that's not enough i'm going to ask you, border committees bracing for next? >> it is a very good question pretty go to bed thinking that question every single night. what is next? what is going to happen? when we continue to c4 500 today we continue to see fentanyl and other narcotics coming across in record numbers. border patrol, talking with them they want to get back to more security and homeland security. taking care of the real threat. we've had this last week five known terrorists on the watchlist that were apprehended in arizona while border patrol is getting busy with and gives up the number i gave you spokes on the give ups. it is estimated about one quarter of that number may be 700,000 that of come across. thus you will not give themselves up they are guideways

who are they were they doing here? just like the live from afghanistan there on the terror watch that is our real concern. for some going to give it got 30 seconds type your message to president biden into congress? >> the press is not come to the border. i would love for him to come and see it for himself but neither has our border czar. congress, i've had multiple additions. i appreciate all the work they're doing. the threat is real. i feel sorry for the people coming across at the hands of the cartels but it is time for national security and border security to take a frontline in these border states. divide the threat is real. can supervisor jonathan, thank you. >> arthel this weekend two of the worst kept secrets in presidential politics, centerton scott florida governor desantis enter the presidential race a

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scott filed 2020 of our paperwork with the federal election commission. did that yesterday. a few other big names expected to join him and run for the white house. or they are acting like they will put florida governor desantis expecting an announcement from him this week. on saturday a half live in washington with more on who could be getting into the race. park center scott is not expected to formally announce his run until monday. he has already released his first ad, take a look. >> if you take out a loan you pay it back. if you commit a violent crime you go to jail. next scott's team has good from the first major ad bite will be a whopping $6 million in key presidential states one of course big new hampshire florida governor desantis made a stop there yesterday this week he will meet with donors in miami where it is expected he will

make the long-awaited announcement he is seeking gop nomination. while in concorde to santos mouth residence, state reps and governor who is still considering a run for president himself. but already confirmed prospective candidates really have to make some major strides to catch up with former president terms lead in the polls. perhaps the harshest critic of the former president may soon announce as well former new jersey governor. north dakota governor doug also expected to make a decision in the coming days. miami mayor says he is not ruled out a presidential debate ei either. many person to assume didn't rule out a run put out an emotional new video. speaking here about contemplating the future of america. so perhaps something for republican voters to contemplate as well. former vice president mike pence also likely to make a decision soon. his supporters lodged a super pack this week. eric: alright alexander thank you.

of course you can be sure to tune into fox news live tomorrow at noon eastern. we'll have another 2024 republican presidential candidate will join us. joining arthel and myself tomorrow as we follow the republican presidential campaign like no one can hear on fox n news. steve at all right eric, thank you for a disturbing new video out of new york city were a woman is a brutally attacked by a group of people on a brooklyn street. the suspects then take off with the victim's purse. nate foy is live in new york city on this graphic and disturbing video. nay, what more can you tell us? >> it is just awful thing for the 46 year old woman is recovering but comes after a brutal beating that lasted almost a full minute. take a look this happened just before midnight in brooklyn. womanists, the sixth suspects. this delay starts pushing and hitting her. eventually she follow the street

car drives by. the beating continues they punched her for about 45 seconds. eventually she crossed the sidewalk and tries using the bicycle as a shield before the group walks away. they stole her cell phone, wallet, $25 cash and bank cards. very similar thing happened this in queens, new york. he was badly beaten also on the side of the road. his ribs were broken in this attack. they took his cell phone and $15 in cash. all this comes as overall crime in new york city but you see is just barely up over the past year 1.45%. but felony assaults are up 8.3% over that same time. this week mayor eric adams blamed a lot of the cities crime on repeat offenders. >> there is a clear pattern we talk about all the time of the extreme recidivists it's driving

much of what we see in the problems in the city. we cannot just continue to allow behavior to harm our city but it doesn't matter retail theft or violent crimes. >> a month my fighting injuries. she should be okay but so far no arrests have been made all the attackers are still out there. arthel: she might be okay physically, if that. i guarantee you emotionally this will be a nightmare that will recur for a long time. it is horrible, disgusting. >> are actually right about t that. arthel: guys great thank you nay. next stop at stop the car. before and i would look at this dramatic footage was tossed from the hood of a car in a traffic stop that went terribly wrong. what led up to it and how it ended. we will have that next here on fox news live.

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a stunning example the kind of dangerous police officers can face at any time in the line of duty. a traffic stop turn into a terrified high-speed nightmare for one iowa police officer. here is the video. i. [background noises] [background noises] stood by that officer wando seriously injured after clinging

to the hood of a car when the driver sped off from a traffic stop and christina coleman is live with the whole story. christina talked to us and tell us how this happened in the first place. >> hi arthel. this dramatic video of this high-speed chase for march of 2021 was released just last week cap is usually suspect sentencing hearing for this intensive video has now not by report shows a police officer tell me passenger in his vehicle had a warrant out for his arrest. this a traffic stop took place in carroll, iowa about 90 miles northwest of des moines the outstanding warrant was for illinois forgery case. as a suspect to step out of the car instead of following his instructions, police say shove the driving vehicle out, scooted over cap the lesser driving the car forward the officer repeatedly order him to stop. the officer then sends up on the hood of the car. >> could stop the car.

stop the car. stop the car. stop it. to stop the car. stop the car. put on the brakes. put on the brakes. >> as you can see the officer ended up on the top of the car despite telling the suspect to stop it that suspects speeds off with the officer clinging onto it as they passed through an intersection. fortunately they did not run into anybody. the suspect just keeps going then he takes a sharp left turn because of a moving train you could see at their the car moving forward if you watch the tv there you can see. and then that car, that driver that suspect makes a sharp left, dodging the moving train you can only imagine what would have happened if they had it. then, the other driver in a squad car captures the moment this car hits a ditch and stops.

you can see this. even of the suspect stops in the officer it flies off the car, seriously injures himself. breaks his back he still urges officers to keep chasing the suspect. take a lesson for. >> ivo kman go get him. i am all right. hope to do good? >> the dead and requesting in this video emerged after last week during a hearing for the suspect 29-year-old dennis and tyler junior of chicago. he was so deceptive five years in prison after pleading guilty to a felony charge of serious injury by vehicle for this incident. very, very disturbing. arthel: it totally -- is really horrible. i was just trying to look up the name of the officer. do you happen to know the officer's name? >> patrick mccarty. that was the officer. but i'm sorry. >> no i'm basically can't say his name enough.

you truly did some heroic unbelievable work there on the job. we see the suspect same but let's praise this officer for being so heroic at his job. thankfully he was not killed in that horrible horrible incident. >> absolutely. he deserves to be honored. the fact he was able to cling onto while that driver was going so erratically. at any moment could have swung off and lost his life. just grateful that he is okay. so i guess absolute christina coleman, thank you. before that is for sure but only few hours onto the second jewel in horse racing's triple crown starts. and yet another reminder we have got today of the dangers that sport and probe to these magnificent animals a horse was used to nice today after injury and race. this happened after we have been churchill's down seven horses there died two days and weeks

leading up to the kentucky derby. the investigation of that in those deaths ongoing. charles watson is here now with more, hi charles. i say good afternoon eric. we are learning more about the new developments about the horse you just mentioned. that horse trained by bob morris euthanized each injury on the track at the racecourse there in baltimore the horse identified as having a meltdown was apparently participating under guard race when it buckled forward and through its jockey off. again the injuries to the horse were so severe it had to be euthanized right there on the track. eric this comes a day after when the fan favorites for her submission was declared out of the race for the horses owner made the surprise announcement friday saying would not compete the second leg of a crown jewel ditch went unsuspected left behind an ankle issue but we were told the horses trainer had

been working tirelessly with the first budgeting team on site which really checks on these horses every morning. they tried to fully identify the issue but were unable to on the grounds are in baltimore fitness statement first missions owner said quote will dolphin for his mission from this year's mistakes after consulting with the first team he will receive further evaluation in kentucky. the statement goes on to say we are obviously very disappointed. but the welfare of the horses of our utmost concern we are going to take the necessary steps to determine the best course of action to get back on the trumpet earlier today we heard from industry leaders who say scratching first mission from this race was the right choice. >> the horse is doing well. but whenever they are not one 100% and shows him as the owners, the trainers come the steppe cares about the horses that they are not one 100% you do not want to send them out there.

>> first mission was considered the second favorite behind kentucky derby winner has a shot of in the first triple crown winner in five years. as for first mission it is now the first major scratch from mistakes which will host its smallest field since 1986. all this comes as the spotlight shines on horse safety from the shocking deaths of seven horses leading up to the kentucky derby early this month investigation into those deaths on the depth of an eight horse are ongoing. meantime eric getting next week federally mandated horse racing integrity safety authority will beget overseeing drug testing for horse and helps standardize requirements will be put out nationwide, eric progressed surely hope, there is so beautiful and such magnificent animals. charles thank you. we fight sad. severe drug stores but the lives of millions of americans at risk as hospital struggles and keep

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nerve-racking to be so close to the end and then being told we got to change things because we do not have the drugs. >> that was ryan a cancer patient and survivor had to go on a journey to find a life-saving drug first final rounds of chemotherapy just one example of a nationwide drug shortage forcing some hospitals to russian therapy including for cancer and transplant plate patients but less ringing freda picture now she is certified in pediatrics, nephrology internal medicine. first of all, why is this

happening? >> hi arthel. there are many reasons. one there is a severe cut of the price and generic drugs is been cut by 50% since 2006 team which is great for the consumer. many pharmaceutical companies cannot bear the price that's what we have acute pharmaceutical company shut d down. that company makes albuterol they make in a biotics extra the only company that was making an antidote to lead poisoning. also we have supply chains it never quite recovered the pandemic. close go-ahead for your talk about the supply chain continue that. but also you jump back and doctor freda, which drugs are in short supply question argument and albuterol what else? >> are talking about just the drugs that are rare or hardly used for your termite common drugs, arthel. albuterol which treats asthma and copd or emphysema, cancer drugs give chemotherapies patients with cancer been denied treatment. transplant medication for people with kidney transplants but they do not have those medicines they

lose that kidney go back on dialysis or even worse. antibiotics are in shortage i can go on and on infected over 300 drugs according to the american society of health assistance and pharmaceuticals are in shortage. is the highest shortage we have had in five years. if i want to play sam from commissioner berthelsen. parks is a need for greater transparency and supply chain of her medical products to both improve resiliency and ensure continued access for critical medical products. arthel: any solutions insight doctor fisher? >> well, reportedly the biden administration is actually coming up with the possible incentive planning on giving tax incentives to some the pharmaceutical companies so perhaps they were not to file bankruptcy and stop with the drugs but ultimately transparency if we know in

advance and perhaps it won't get to this point were we are in a life and death shortage. another thing is supply chain but we rely on countries like india, china, for a lot of our pharmaceuticals. quite frankly it's cheaper in many cases to get the drugs from them. but we cut the supply chains like just recently we cut a supply of three chemotherapy meds from india due to protocol issues. but we are in secure shortage in patients with cancer suffering. arthel: you mentioned how the u.s. as a farming income importing these drugs from elsewhere they are too expensive here. so in about 40 seconds if you can tell me maybe this is not your lane, the drug companies are saying we have a shortage we cannot produce it. but aren't there prices too high to begin with? well, yes that is true that's why the generic drugs are cheaper it's great for us to purchase the drugs but not great for the companies.

one thought is that perhaps in the buyers and there are limited buyers, limited people making the big money. they were to have a consequence make it more readily available. after the small kinds of angles. hopefully drug shortages can affect you in their life or death. your retoucher senators some nonprofit organizations drug you need you cannot get. arthel: it is serious. people are suffering in the meantime as her serious stats but people are suffering the consequences. doctor freda fisher thank you very much will see you again sometime soon, thank you. i will be right back. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor.

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