we are not going to change our name. >> will: thank you. >> we love our community from middle georgia and beyond there is no way possible that we would ever consider a name change, ever. >> will: we appreciate that wow. that is strength. we appreciate you standing strong in your support for bacon, by the way at home if you want to support the macon bacon go to macon baseball.com. good luck this season. glad you are stick by the name. thank you for being on "fox & friends" this morning. >> thanks for having me, guys. >> will: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now ♪ ♪ friday night.

>> ainsley: all-american concert series, we are continuing this morning with tyler farr. we can't wait to talk to him. he sends whiskey in the water. >> brian: he also sang at the patriot acards with. he was fantastic. he is great. we are very lucky to have him today and it's going to be good. another example, will, i don't know if you want to expand on this or not, for the longest time, we used to watch artists, musician, they don't keep themself in shape, you know, kind of raggedy, known to do all types of drugs, and then you have country music stars, that's in the 70s, 80's. you have country music stars they look like they just left the court or the field. don't think look athletic and fit need a shower, smoking. >> let's ask tyler how much he drinks. >> brian: because he six a lot about it. >> will: what kind of program are you on? brines brian balances it out.

>> will: keeping pretty strict drug regiment. >> brian: throughout the 80's and 90's. >> ainsley: i saw you eating bacon. the mclemores have brought in goodies for us to eat this morning. >> brian: do you want to check in with them. >> ainsley: let's do that [bacon!] >> they are on the fox square i think they're listening to us. >> what this is this concoction? >> we figured if we are going to be serving up bacon we might as well wrap it in a cheeseburger pizza fatty tyler said is he going to eat this himself since brian is not going to eat it. >> i will eat it after the show brian. >> hey, we got brian to eat. make sure follow the mclemore boys all the recipes are on our instagram and facebook.

thanks to master built, lanes barbecue and mclemore masterbuilt. we are going to be leaving here. tonight we are going back home to hamilton georgia where we live on lake hardy. wake for warriors. an amazing time we are going to be spending with some military folks down there. we want you guys to check it out at www.wait for warriors.com. >> will: john, what am i eating? i'm eating like a meat blof pep ronny pizza and bacon? >> pizza fatty cut up. it's actually a cheeseburger pizza inside the bacon wrapped fatty. >> ainsley: what is the meat though? >> will: is this ground beef or is this meat loaf. >> it's sausage, it's hamburger. >> basically everything that you would put on a cheeseburger, cheese, peperoni and bacon! >> bacon! >> brian: this is something hamburger helper could not knock

off. >> will: all right. guys. thank you so much. >> always. oh wait. did we cut him off? >> brian: you started eating before you even had explained to you what it was. >> brian: what am i eating? >> you don't care. >> brian: your body is not a temple. >> ainsley: let's talk about what happened in washington yesterday. two committee also be discussing. this the republicans say it's all because of the president's immigration policies that those policies are impeachable offense. here is lauren boebert a republican from colorado. >> as a mother it breaks my heart to joe biden to turn blind out to child sex trafficking tens of thousands of children gone missing. i have been to the board. i have seen children wrapped in cages in my larr blankets. joe biden is responsible for the first time in 24 house a house republican majority voted today unanimously, republicans voted

to begin impeachment proceedings against a current president violating article 2 of the constitution by failing to execute our immigration and border security laws. in my articles of impeachment like you said they are referred to the homeland security committee and the judiciary committee, so we can expedite these impeachment proceedings against joe biden. >> brian: most under reported major story is the amount of children working in our country below the radar, not even listed. stuff that we got rid of in the 1920s with child labor laws they are allowing people to come over, work, they supposedly have sponsors, sponsors disappear, they get dropped off in yards or fields. they work all day. people brought them there making money off their labor if you square about kids at the border like most of us, the texas dps brush team recovered 10

unaccompanied children from honduras left by a smuggler at the edge of the rerow grand river in eagle pass shelby park with temperatures at about 115 degrees. we have been reporting that will, you just came from texas. they place children in dangerous conditions. no kidding. i will just add this. if this was one kid crying at the feet of a mom who was being detained under the first year of the trump administration. made world -- made national news for weeks on end, this is happening on a daily basis. kids left alone thanks to a policy that says come one, come all once in a lifetime opportunity. is did base they come from such horrible conditions that their moms just give them to snug glories. >> brian: no worse than any other year because kids stay. eventually send for parents and eventually become americans. >> will: we will be talking a

lot about joe biden. the revelations when it comes to the whistleblower at the irs about growing evidence influence peddling bribery going on at the highest level of the government. starting impeachment over something that is absolutely scandalous, yes absolutely human tragedy. hot as can be in texas right now also incredibly dangerous. the way it compromises our country, the fentanyl deaths of americans here, teenagers dying at this porous border. the effects on child labor laws, our economy in general. this is a president of the united states denying to enact the duties of the president of the united states. and all of the surrounding problems when you do not do your job. >> ainsley: and you think about some of these children, you are right, some of them come into the united states, they get matched with a relative that might be here. but, there was that whistleblower, remember, that worked at the shelter? i think it was in -- and she

tried in florida needed two boys. and she flagged it and said this is really concerning. we need to make sure that these guys doesn't get these kids wants them to work. they wanted to work off what america was paying for them to get to this country. she flagged it. she sent an email to her supervisor. she was just all of the sudden let go. >> brian: let go get rid of the problem. >> ainsley: they took her badge away. that guy ended up getting one of the kids. she checked in with the child later and she said i don't have any friends. i don't talk to anyone. all i do is work in these hot conditions. >> brian: in america. who would think that would be the story in america. to say a fox news alert now. coast guard officials say the five passengers on board the titan submersible died instant befully what they are calling catastrophic implosion. >> will: we're learning the u.s. navy may have heard that implosion days ago on sunday. >> ainsley: gosh, i wish we had known that bryan llenas in boston with the latest for us,

brine? bryan? >> ainsley will and brian. the fox news can confirm the navy picked up acoustic anomaly believed to be the sound of explosion or implosion ever the titan days ago. the "wall street journal" is reporting that the navy picked that up sound just hours after the titan began its voyage on sunday to the titanic shipwreck. a u.s. navy official telling fox news the intel was not definitive but that the navy shared that intel with the coast guard immediately. it was decided the search mission should continue. titanic movie director and submersible expert james cammeron is spiking out about this tragedy. he says he felt like the search was a pro-locked and night mariucci charade. he knew the exploded based on the information known. he fired titanic's end particularly because he and others warned oceangate about the structural integrity of

their sub, i'm struck by the similarity of the titanic disaster itself and very similar tragedy where warnings went unheeded to take place at the same contact sight with all the diving that's going on all around the world i think is astonishing, really quite surreal. >> coast guard said yesterday under water remote vehicle found the tail cone of the titan just 1600 feet away from the bow of the titanic shipwreck some 12,500 feet below the surface. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic iment motion of the vessel. upon this determination we immedimmediately notified the families the implosion killing all five members immediately.

among stockton are you sure owns the sub oceangate. truex or mr.ers shared a distinct adventure and exploring and protecting the world's ocean. the youngest victim on board was 18-year-old suleiman was on board with his father. he told a relative he only went on the trip to please his dad for father's day who was passionate about titanic. quote: he wasn't very up for it. he was terrified. i feel disbelieve, it's an unreal situation. the coast guard says they will continue to use those under water vehicles to surveil the debris field on the sea floor but they have no prospects whether or not they can recover the bodies of any of these victims i guess we will find out the next coming days. >> brian: we knew the air was running out down zero hours. we knew what t. was happening.

we found the details the banging seems to be unrelated to this. >> will: air running out actually wasn't part of this story. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: they didn't suffer though. that was quick. >> will: that's what we heard. the three of us had he expert earlier this week implosion said. that's what you pray for if it's going to go wrong it goes quickly in that way. there before the grace of god go i. i have no ability to know the difference on those situations it all sounds horrific. >> brian: longest time people saying enough with the scandals and fighting give me policy and i will pick my candidate. now we have 12 candidates with will hurd getting in yesterday. every bill has two things consistently donald trump is number one and ron desantis is number two. in terms of what kind of president he would be governor desantis yesterday was in south carolina. >> ainsley: he was in augusta, georgia. part of it south carolina and part of it is georgia?

yeah. he was in south carolina. he took some questions. he has been criticized when he speaks on the campaign trail he is not taking questions. he decided to do that yesterday. they were asking him about the power in washington he says i i will commit to firing 50% of the federal government employees, listen to this. >> so we need a new era of accountability with these agencies in d.c. we will bring that on day one with me, you will have a new fbi director. [ applause ] >> you are going to have the justice department cleaned out. we're going to be reducing the foot brent in washington, d.c., we are going to be an edict to all cabinet secretaries in washington by at least 50%. complawz, fire people attrition, send them to dubuque. whatever you want to do. but we have too many power in washington, d.c. and need do something about it women will

what he says is undoubtedly true. the federal government is fat. we know that to be the case. not only is it fat increasingly what we learn is it is corrupt. self-licking ice cream cone. you have to justify your own job. now if somebody like ron desantis or donald trump for that matter were capable of executing this and i think it's appropriate to be skeptical. could anyone actually transcript federal government especially at that extreme level? they blame every problem under the sun under federal departments being under staffed that being said under staffed is the least of the problems of the federal government, this again, again, whether or not it's actually realistic this is a good target. >> it is, keep in mind just for this book i'm doing, teddy roosevelt was hired to gut the federal government that was considered too fat and unproductive back then, he made his name by going into almost every department and making it more efficient. and now they are unionized which neighbors pa little bit tougher. i will say, this ron desantis, donald trump made news by signing up almost every state

lawmaker to support him in florida. snourng ron desantis announced the endorsements of 15 state carolina lawmakers ahead of his visit. so, in south carolina, where nikki haley -- you might say is favorite or senator tim scott is favorite and donald trump. there also support for ron desantis. it depends who survives. north carolina and iowa and they come to south carolina. it's going to be fascinating winner take all fight. >> there is north augusta south carolina. >> brian: south carolina. >> ainsley: travel into georgia, then you hit augusta where the masters take place. >> will: go to carley shimkus for additional headlines. >> now go to the drivers at the southern border. shocking new body cam video shows the moment a man opens fire on arizona trooper during a routine traffic stop. [gunfire] >> gunshots fired.

517. i'm hit. >> you are hit? >> yeah. my left leg. my left leg. >> that chaos stick scene unfolding on monday. luckily the state trooper is expected to be okay. the suspect was later found shot to death in his car. hunter biden joining his father last night at the white house for the state dinner with the prime minister of india. during a press conference with modi he gave a smile and nod to reporters when asked how his son is doing. >> mr., how is hunter doing? >> carley: this as whistleblowers calling out hunter claiming he used his father as leverage during a dispute with the chinese businessman. and americans' budgets getting squeezed by desserts and drinks ahead of the fourth of july. the price of cookies is up 14% from last year while ice cream lovers can respect to pay 9% more. beer prices spiking 8% as well.

but, on the bright side, meatflation is slowing down. of the price of beef is up he is #% and chicken down 2%. yum. >> brian: the problem is this whole green movement is wiping out all meat. remember they netherlands. >> ainsley: manufacturing. >> brian: now trying to go into ireland we will pay you not to have any morikawas murder your cows and not sell them. >> ainsley: how did you go from grocery store prices. >> brian: you were talking about meat prices. >> carley: got it. >> ainsley: even if the prices are higher for ice cream and cookies and beer, would you still buy them? all three of those are really good. >> carley: those are staples, especially the beer. >> will: why do you think cookies are up so highway is that? >> carley: i don't know. flour? >> ainsley: flour and. >> brian: how is celery doing? >> carley: makes sense chicken is down because bird flu.

>> brian: if you eat a bird with bird flu, do you get the flu? >> will: i think not. maybe if i eat it raw. >> ainsley: don't eat chicken raw. >> brian: would you find out. >> carley: brian, i'm on it. >> brian: she always says it but never does. >> will: southern florida known for sandy beaches and crystal clearwater. a chinese spy base off the coast of neighboring cuba. general yack keane on the national security threat next. >> ainsley: plus, parks are supposed to be safe havens for children. a portland mom found fentanyl just lying around at her park. that story coming up

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>> brian: welcome back, everybody. this right here is southern florida. check this out southern part of florida we put it in red. i want to introduce you to your new neighbor and it china. because china is in cuba. because they are planning a new joint military training facility. >> this is a new revelation to us but not to our intelligence community and not to the military. they are planning to expand their relationship with cuba imabove irished nation run by horrible communist people but in desperate needs of billions of chinese dollars. here's how close they actually are to us. are you comfortable 90 miles from miami? now it's not just tourists and residents of florida that should be concerned what everyone our own military bases a military base at the furthest south period this is where you find hemmingway's house. this is where truman used to vacation. a major facility down there. and then you have the homestead air base. they will be listening in and they will also be susceptible, possibly, to a chinese cuban attack. we wouldn't have put up with the

1960s, in fact, jfk didn't. why are we putting up with it now. let's bring in general jack keane to analyze where we are at with china and little bit later china talk to you about what is happening with the counter strikes in ukraine. but first things first. your take on four bases now being built by china in cuba. >> those are listening bases what we are led to believe. one of them was put from in 201. that's the year that they began to morph them into four additional bases. they are designed to monitor transmissions, telephone communications, radio communications, very sophisticated, even satellite or internet communications. now, look it, brian. we have got a navy base right there in cuba. and we have potential to thwart this capability. >> brian: gitmo. >> obviously, sit off the shore of cuba in international waters and also we have potential to thwart the capability.

in terms of putting their training facility in there, i think bring chinese troops. they are poking us in the eye because of taiwan. there is no moral equivalency here for our viewers to understand. china is threatening to take over by force a democratic free nation which taiwan is if it doesn't voluntarily submit to china control. we are not threatening to take over cuba. we have tolerated the communist regime for decades. we proponently cut off aid and support to cuba for years. supporting a soviet baits for decades right on their territory. i think what we are doing with cuba, we should cut off and make them pay a price for the fact that they are going to house chinese capability on their territory knowing full well that china is a number one threat to

the united states is facing. >> brian: general, think about this. we had that uprising two years ago people of cuba semblance of human rights and hope stood up, asked for help. we weren't going to get involved militarily. not we offered not even words of support. here comes the oppressive government aided by the billions of china who have great ability to listen and surveil their population i'm sure they gave that technology to the cuban government for their population. our inaction comes back to bite us again. pivot to the russia-ukraine war. the counter insurgency some say is going slower than the ukrainians fought. the russians are much more dug in and a little bit more prepared than we fought. what what does your assessment say? >> yeah, what's happened is the russians have had all those months to prepare and thicken their defenses. while the ukrainians were waiting, you know, to receive all of that person equipment after they certainly had to be trained on it as well.

what the ukrainians are not going to do is be foolish like the russians. we saw the russians attack wave after wave into bakhmut and literally thousands of their troops got slaughtered. what the ukrainians are trying to do so our audience understands is feel their way through these defenses to pick out the best opportunity to penetrate. and that takes some time because they don't want to expend their forces. you know, there is mind fields out there. huge obstacles out there using foot infantry to infiltrate at night to surprise the russian defenses and pick out the best place to penetrate. most of the western brigades that contain the equipment that we provided as well as the training to the ukrainian soldiers most have not been committed to this fight yet. they will represent the main

effort. when we see that, we will know then that the ukrainian have found what they believe is the best opportunity to penetrate and if they are able to do that, i do think they can exploit and take significant territory. in the meantime, you see what is happening. they are using their long range weapon systems to destroy as much as russia's lobleg infrastructure as they can previous offensive back in june. they took out a bridge that aids crimea significantly continue to do that with himars the storm shadow cruise missiles systems and other long range systems. >> brian: we will keep an eye on that. i think ukraine should know it's june. it's not december. there is still time to have an effective counter are surgery season. thanks so much, general, good to see you. >> yeah, you guys have great weekend. thank you.

>> brian: you got it. speaking of weekend, coming up saturday night at 8:00, amongst our guests on one nation, right here on fox news, senator lindsey graham on this china threat. dr. drew pins can i on everything going on with kids' depression and those phones in their hands nonstop. we will have abat i can't ungar-sargon from "newsweek." rob snyder will be joining us in studio. it will be a great show. don't miss a minute fighting to protect fairness in women's sports. they join us next. ♪ trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox weather alert. an ef tornado touching down south of denver tearing up houses and trees. >> oh my god. oh my god. severe thunderstorms erupting across the state with estimated wind gusts maxing out around 11l storm bret whipping up the waters as some of the islands down there brace for potential landslides. so let's check in with senior

meteorologist janice dean with our fox weather forecast. janice? >> ainsley, really active. take a look at it. we had those tornadoes yesterday across the rockies including just south of the denver area up towards washington, d.c. state a couple thunderstorm warnings in effect for the panhandle of texas in towards oklahoma and that severe storm risk continues from the big bend of texas all the way up towards the rockies, again today. with hail, damaging winds, tornadoes likely and also levy rainfall causing the potential for flash flooding. look at that map. we have rain and thunderstorms in the forecast extending from the gulf coast from florida up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast this weekend. there's tropical storm bret moving through the lesser antilles coming out of the caribbean and broke a record for june. tropical storms east of the lesser antilles, that has never happened. named storms. this is bret. it will weaken over the weekend

then the record highs in texas continue. all-time record highs for parts of texas and that temperature outlook as we go through the next week or so. very likely warmer. so all of those stories being covered for you on fox weather.com. we will continue to keep you up to date but certainly a throat talk about as we head into the weekend. all right, ainsley, over to you. i'm sorry, carley. >> carley: that's okay. thank you, janice. the armorer hit with evidence tampering charge. heather reed is awaiting trial in connection with the shooting death to the film cinematographer in new mexico. prosecutors say reid handed off drugs to another person the day of the tragedy in order to prevented her arrest or conviction. reed's attorney argues the new charge stinks to high heaven and is retaliatory and vindictive. now to san francisco crime crisis. police searching for a gunman who killed a man last night in the heat of an argument.

a witness says the victim was shot twice in the chest after complimenting a woman the shooter was with. the crime unfolding right near a downtown mall that seen a mass exodus of retailers because of concerns about rampant crime. and fox news media taking time to recognize team members who went above and beyond in 2022 at our second annual spotlight award ceremony. mueller co-host bill hemmer elm seed the event at tavern on the green in new york city. outnumbered co-host emily compagno taking home community service award for dedicating her time and company to volunteer efforts. other categories highlighted include rising star, unsung hero and innovator of the year. we would like to congratulate all who won and can't wait to see what they do next. those are your headlines. ainsley, how great is that event. >> ainsley: it's wonderful. >> carley: emily is such a well-deserved winner.

>> ainsley: she is so nice and a good person. thanks, carley. today marks the 51st anniversary of title ix a law that helped countless women succeed in the sports world. biden wants to change the rules to ensure that transgender female can compete. female athletes past and present fighting to keep things fair. joining us now former ncaa champ and co-founder of independent council of women's sports marci smith. campus reform correspondent and incoming college lacrosse player claire that totally and former rowing team in 1908 and 1984, pat separate land etom. thank you, ladies, for all being with us. >> thank you. >> wonderful to be here. thank you. >> ainsley: marcy, i will start with you. you say that title ix has changed your life and biden is putting a target on it. how does changing the rules how does it effect women's sports? >> this anniversary is definitely bittersweet. on the one hand it's changed my

life by offering me a full athletic scholarship to the university of arizona that launched my athletic success to accomplish an ncaa title in the back stroke. i paved the way for my family my siblings followed my footsteps to college. my parents did not graduate from college they drove me to countless practices and swim meets to allow me the chance to thrive in sports largely due to financial aid from title ix. >> ainsley: that's amazing gosh i love america. claire, your story is so unique. you were a lacrosse player and currently play at usf down in florida. you and your mom started a lacrosse team in your middle school because your school didn't have one, which is great. and what did you for women is very empowering. changed lives of all those girls on your team. they have united states memories. many probably went on to college

like you and got scholarships. how does changing title ix effect women's sports in your opinion? >> i think changing title ix is just taking away already limited opportunities. so for women, like you said, me and my mom helped create the program the middle in my middle school and my high school didn't have a jv so there is already these limited opportunities. and to allow men into our spaces and take those opportunities for us it's just diminishing already what we don't have a lot of. i'm really excited to be here talking about this because i know that the leadership institutes campus reform has been talking about the biden administration's intention to change title ix for years now. and i'm excited to be here with these other women standing up for an issue that needs to be talked about more. >> ainsley: pat, what an incredible story you have. an olympic athlete that, is incredible. you are one of two african-american women to ever make the u.s. women's olympic team in rowing.

tell us how changing title ix effects women's sports in your opinion. >> well, it's a privilege and a pleasure to be here today. and it is really important being here actually with these three women across the -- i want to say eras of title ix. title ix impacted me tremendously by just allowing sports participation at college. when i was in college, there were 30,000 women athletes around the country in intercollegiate sports. now there are upwards of 229,000 female intercollegiate athletes. so it changed my life tremendously and paved the way for as you can see exponentially more women to have access to education, to have access to financial support, to have

access to scholarships. and to have access to leadership opportunity and really learn the skills of competitive excellence and leadership on teams. this is so transferal into the employment world, into the just leadership world and community, so it's transformational and across our eras represented here, we cannot go backwards. >> ainsley: marcy, claire and pat, thank you. i'm not sure what that noise was but thanks so much for joining us. sorry about that. come up, start your engines, racing legend richard petty is going to join us live. first, tyler farr gets ready to rock the stage for summer concert series on this friday. ♪ throw the beer cans at both of your shadows ♪ i didn't come here to start a

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♪ >> will: country music star tyler farr is releasing a new southern rooted anthem "rednecks like me." >> ainsley: produced by jason aldean. the song flaunts his raspy vocals and song that propelled him to stardom. >> brian: he was just in california and now he is here on our stage. tyler, welcome back to "fox & friends." >> thank you, good morning. >> brian: was the last time the patriot awards? >> it was, i believe. >> brian: a lot happens to you. >> a lot continues to happen. it's a whirlwind. >> brian: how would you explain the success you are having? >> i just love doing it and i want to do it until i can't anymore. and if it comes i will take it. if not, i will keep doing it. >> ainsley: what's your story? how did you get started? >> oh, lord, how long is this program? i got started at the honky tonks downtown broadway, tootsy's or kid lounge. i played with george jones.

that's how i got introduced to it at age 16. and then started writing, riding harleys. no, i started song writing and got into that. first passion and turned into getting a record deal. and i never thought i would have one number one let alone three. i'm glad to be here. >> will: we know you are going here going to germany play for the troops. why is that important for you? >> me and my boys you will see up here in a little bit. they have been all over the world with me. most of the shows we play out of the country are military bases because i can speak for all my guys, we have always supported our troops. that's the very least we can do. [cheers] we played in japan, bahrain on the "uss carl vinson." the persian gulf. to africa to all over the place. i love making them smile. if i can make them smile for an hour, then it makes me happy. >> brian: looking at your career, one thing i know is the

few times i went over to broadway on sunday morning, 10:00, you will see guys playing. two people will be in that bar. it will be a famous bar, oar famous place and you see talent. this will be nobody there. >> i have done it. >> brian: what was that like? were you saying that was part of the struggle or looking out saying we are where are the peoi will never make it? >> it's great if you like making $25. i was the dude there with no one there in the sunday in the back room. and, yeah, it's just -- i'm glad i did that. >> brian: so appreciative. >> if i wouldn't have done that i wouldn't have appreciated like i do now. >> will: as you mentioned you are going to do it until you can't do it anymore. you are doing it pr pretty well. tyler, you are now the owner of two, not one, but two double platinum records. >> awesome. >> will: redneck crazy and guy walks into a bar. >> that's awesome. thank you.

platinum a thousand? a million? >> will: i ask the question you answer the questions. >> double aluminum. >> brian: this is what happens when you have success you get. this look at what we did. you can hang it up. don't have to worry about lining it up the perfect way. >> perfect. that would have been sitting in the ground on my shop if that wasn't on there. thank you all. >> brian: that's official. >> ainsley: tyler, thank you so much for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: we look forward to hearing your music this morning. >> brian: what are you going to be playing? >> we are going to be playing a bunch apparently. we are going to do obviously these songs the hits or else they will start leaving in if i don't. some new stuff. "rednecks like me" will be playing. that will be coming out. >> brian: july 1st. >> rednecks like me out now all platforms. ep 1st. >> ainsley: where are you from. >> central southern missouri. ains abro. >> brian: hope you have room for

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