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despite approving sanctuary city status. >> in new york thousands of migrant children receive exceptions to vaccination rules. >> the ousted mayor of chicago, llori lightfoot, is now teaching students at harvard how to deal with media. >> a lot of issues with the press during her tenure as mayor. >> people once again, i ask y you -- >> steve: all right. it is 7:03 on the east on this wednesday, september 6th, 2023. and we start this hour of "fox & friends" with this: the nfl season officially kicks off tomorrow night and president biden is diving into his own political playbook launching campaign ad blitz for his re-election. here is a snippet. >> today inflation down 3%. unemployment lowest in decades. there is more to do. president biden is getting results that matter.

>> brian: yep. biden is targeting key battleground states. airing that ad in georgia, arizona, pennsylvania, wisconsin, nevada and michigan as the detroit lions take on the kansas city chief thursday night should be a good game. >> the president once again touting economic wins despite a fox news poll revealing 52% of voters feel biden has made the economy worse instead of better. there was that poll where he is neck and neck with donald trump. then they announce this $25 million campaign ad. >> steve: that's right. with that "wall street journal" ad, rather the poll, you know, talking about how he is under water on the economy, that's why, naturally, the white house is coming out with an ad that they are going to run all over the place. going to do a lot of streaming this time. a lot of dignity stuff this time. trying to show joe biden despite what his critics say have done a lot for the economy. in the ad they say that he has fixed supply chains. he is fighting corporate greed. he is passing laws to cost of

medicine a bunch of stuff to make him look good. they can talk about the economy because they can do something about the economy. they can't do anything about his age. fixed number and getting bigger every day. new book out came out yesterday the last politician by franklin foer and in it talks about apparently the guy had unparalleled access. >> ainsley: for two years. >> steve: he talked to people who had been with joe biden for decades. his inner circle of advisers. one of the passages was asked about with our white house correspondent yesterday, it made a lot of headlines but it's absolutely true and nobody has walked this back yet from the white house. here is peter doocy and the question and kind of an answer. >> president biden is the oldest president in u.s. history, why does white house staff treat him like a baby? >> no one treats the president

the united states, the commander-in-chief, like a baby. >> steve: there is this book that says -- >> -- that's ridiculous. that's a ridiculous claim. >> what sounded like regime change in russia the president, quote: rather than owning his failure he fumes to friends but how he was treated like a toddler. >> we did see the excerpt. the context of the excerpt and it seems to be making the opposite overall point about how the value of his experience and wisdom resulted in rallying the free world against authoritarianism, which is important. we have seen. this y'all have seen this. and passage of the most historic agenda in recent history and his handling of foreign policy. >> steve: she didn't answer the question. the passage is all about how joe biden said putin essentially regime change had guy can't remain in power and so the white house immediately tried to mop it up and joe biden said, look, you know, they are babying me. no one babied i don't know f. kennedy. >> ainsley: same guy wrote the book who yesterday talking about i wouldn't be shocked.

he was on one of the sunday shows i would not be shocked if they choose a different candidate if joe biden doesn't make it to the final round. >> brian: he was asked directly about that. look, i expect to run again, i wouldn't be shocked because of his age. you saw him yesterday on the stage not know when to do after he gave someone a medal. >> ainsley: oh my gosh. >> brian: he just left. >> ainsley: left the stage, left the man the veteran on the stage. he was tearful. >> brian: it's not even his age. it's the way he acts. he looks beyond his age. it's every 80-year-old. in terms of what is he going to do during the nfl game. i think it's kind of interesting. you mentioned that he can't do anything about the economy. he can do something about the economy. not really. people are making their own decisions about the economy. and they are realizing that bidenomics is not a message that works. the other thing that they're realizing, too, this is him just leaving the stage yesterday and the ceremony is not even done yet. >> ainsley: hasn't even begun.

let's start with the benediction. >> brian: it's insane. on top of that you have donald trump going to iowa. iowa state. and is he going to got college game and he is going to go to the west point game. the president is going to go somewhere else. he is going to tap into a legitimate football game with the former president of the united states is going to go to the army-navy game which is going to be pretty impressive. for joe biden, his problem is, this is the best he can do. and if he has to actually campaign now that labor day is over he has to campaign, this is going to be scary for him. only hope donald trump to be stuck in a courtroom. i can see trump even rallying at night. >> ainsley: two thirds of the democrats in that "wall street journal" poll. it was the "wall street journal," right? said they think he is too old. two thirds of the democrats. >> steve: that's the age thing. going back to why they are talking about all about the economy. the ad ends where they say that inflation is down to 3% and unemployment is the lowest in decades. so the white house is looking at

the numbers and these are the best numbers they have got and just doesn't feel like the numbers are that good. meanwhile stephen a. smith was on with sean last night and talked a little bit about the age thing. you know, the white house, every time you ask them about the age, they talk about something else. here he is talking to sean about a guy that old in this jock. >> in the case of biden clearly he doesn't seem to be as cogent and lucid as we would like him to be. my bigger point was this: it is a disgrace for the democratic party to call themselves progressives when they're virtually begging an 28-year-old man at election time to run for re-election. that is the point that i was making. you are supposed to be progressive, right? supposed to be moving forward. supposed to be thinking forward. supposed to being innovative and younger and all this other stuff and you are leaning on the hopes

and the prayers of an 28-year-old who would be joe biden, 80, he will be 81. he will be 82 at the time of re-election if that were to happen, to depend on him is an indictment against the democratic party. >> brian: with these blatant lies look what he is doing to the deficit. the deficit has doubled. meanwhile we are supposed -- we have low job numbers. we are growing at 2%. >> ainsley: interest rate. >> brian: interest rates we are paying now on the debt equal the defense budget. so to sit up there on stage and say the jobs numbers, unemployment okay. if you want to say we are growing 2%. okay. you can't just go out and say you are cutting the deficit when it's doubled. economists say in our history we have never had a situation where the economy is growing and our deficit is doubling. they can't quite figure it out. i will tell you figure it out, the spending bills that he passed. the rescue package, the inflation reduction act.

what he has done in between. these are all spending programs that are being spent right now. money we are spending growing at 7%. our revenue is at 4%. >> ainsley: also facing immigration issue. article in axios, this issue is pitting democrats against each other. the title is blue state migrant crisis sparks political disaster for biden. it talks about tensions within the biden administration versus the local democrats, how it's all coming to a head because these shelters are overflowing. and it says business leaders and lawmakers at various levels of government are demanding the administration do more to help accommodate migrants and are frustrated by what they say is biden's lack of responds. it quotes dick durbin saying it's unclear why there hasn't been stronger action by the biden administration. he says i wrote him back in may. so it's been like four months. i hope to find out. >> steve: sure, absolutely. when the president is from your party, you would expect the people down ballot to be celebrating all the good stuff. but, unfortunately, because of

the migrant problem that we have been talking about. >> brian: that they caused. >> steve: on this program for a very long time. suddenly all these blue cities run by democrats are being, you know, look at the problems here in new york city. we were just talking with a mom who is vice president of the school board about how they are waiving the rules. every kid in a new york city school is supposed to be vaccinated for a whole bunch of stuff. and they are waiving the rules. ultimately, the mayors want more from the state. and the governors want more from joe biden. you know what? do you know what they need to do? these cities, these states need to declare a state of emergency they not only would get a lot of attention but they would probably wind up with cash which is what they need. right now here in new york city, it's costing us tenses of millions of dollars a day to house these migrants who are in the country, got into the country that is to say illegally. >> brian: everyone is making money and it's costing us millions that we don't have. every city is over budget.

especially new york city. we got 84,000 still here. we have over 200 sites. it's all because of this president. he is making no effort to close down the border. what he did with getting rid of title 2 temporarily dipped the numbers. enough to flying up to 7,000. we are seeing it on a regular basis. and the problem is when you are a sanctuary city, that has a right to shelter, and you brag the fact that we're a nation of immigrants, come one, come all, well, they came, they have arrived and the guy who sent them is not taking your call. all your fault. all your problem. and i just hope the voters in these cities will look at the people that made this mess, that's costing you this money, that's costing your kids grade point averages in school among other things and are littering your streets with people that don't belong here from other nations that sent them here, and the cartels that are making money off it along with the drugs coming with it. when you see, this understand who is to fault. that's the one thing balance out

as we all know what happened in new york when governor zeldin tried to be governor. he got close. what he did was brought the whole republican party with him and out to vote. this issue could bring republicans out to the ballot. >> ainsley: ains greg adams the our mayor here apparently the relationship is deteriorating with our governor kathy hochul. he wants migrants to spread throughout the state. she is refusing to do it. governor abbott shipping or busing them around the country to be sanctuary cities he was bragging about it because he said it has been very effective. it's relief for texas border towns. texas has bused over 35,000 migrants to self-declared sanctuary cities over 11,300 to d.c. over 3,000 new york city. 6700 to chicago. a thousand to denver buss mission provides, sure, ainsley, as we look at that graphic right there 13,000 were bussed to new

york city. why is it that this mayor blames greg abbott for 100,000? >> brian: coming on their own. they are coming on their own he is saying greg abbott bused 100,000 when it's really 13,000? >> steve: blaming greg abbott for the migrant crisis. we were talking a little bit ago how this city is waiving the requirement kids go to the bulb schools, you got to get all those vaccines, not anymore, if you are a migrant, you got 30 day here is a mom outraged. >> the chancellor didn't give us any specifics how they are going to monitor the situation. what are going to be the consequences of children who do not have their immunization complete after 30 days? and this rule, this grace period of 30 days was meant for refugees who come here and it was always in very small numbers, right? so the u.s. has never granted more than 45,000 asylum seekers

for the entire country. just now in new york city, we have over 100,000 the last year and 20,000 children in our public schools thages are chancellor said okay. at this point to be okay. it has not felt okay for parents and school staff one of the other things she said remember a year or two ago when vaccinated parents barred from going into the school. a parent can't go in. what are they doing? they're bringing tens of thousands of children into the school who have no vaccination status. she was talking about how last year they had chicken pox sweep through the school. how many of those kids have been vaccinated against chicken pox. we don't know. >> polio and all this stuff. the standard thing you have to give to kids. forget about covid-19. so the other thing to keep in mind is when those kids come to school and probably good kids cute as hell third to seventh

grade. they go to school a lot of them don't speak english. resources that taken away from your kid special need or learn to improve. kids don't belong here they came here illegitimate purposes don't belong here are going to take time away. when you talk about a handful of kids. it's not a handful. in new york city 19,000. what are we going to do with 19,000 extra kids and petitioning to get them into charter schools which is insane. these new yorkers right now can't get into charter schools competition so great. kids from venezuela, ecuador and uzbekistan in there? does that make sense to any human being? >> steve: it will be interesting to see if after this 30 day grace period if the kids don't get the shots, will they take the kids out of the schools? the answer is no. it's mind blowing who is in favor of this 50% of the country. our country is divided 50%.

>> brian: day care is provided to illegal immigrant families. do you believe this? >> ainsley: doesn't shock anyone. >> brian: crazy. >> ainsley: meanwhile how much do you pay for day care. they don't pay but, yet, moms and dads what was the average 800. i think the average is like $850 a month for day care. >> brian: does the government do your laundry? >> ainsley: chris, what do you pay for day care a month? >> 1700 a month. >> steve: 1700 a month. >> ainsley: for three years. >> steve: holy cow, you are making a lot of money? >> i'm working a lot of overtime. >> ainsley: going without. >> brian: how about a surveillance camera and just watch on iphone when you go. >> ainsley: illegal. he will be arrested. >> steve: i'm for homeschooling. chris, thank you very much. voice off camera. time for news with carley anthony blinken arriving in kyiv for meetings with top ukrainian officials. >> i'm here first and foremost

to demonstrate our ongoing and support for ukraine as it deals with this ayes. aaaggression.we want to make sut it needs on the counteroffensive but what it needs for the long term. >> according to state department official blinken is expected to announce more than a billion dollars for funding in ukraine. the kremlin, rather, responding to the visit saying, quote: they are essentially going to continue to keep ukraine in a state of war and to wage and continue this war in the last ukrainian without sparing any money for it. that is rich coming from them. former chicago mayor lori lightfoot started her tenure at harvard last week. she is teaching a graduate level course called health policy and leadership. lightfoot plans to teach students how to quote run a city and deal with the media during a crisis. speaking after her first lecture, lightfoot said kids told her they wanted to learn from her because she had been,

quote: in the trench and those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: couldn't harvard find somebody who was a successful mayor? >> carley: i believe that mayor de blasio also taught this course a couple years ago you can see the trend. >> steve: can i connect those dots. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> brian: soft landing for her. mass mania making a comeback as elementary school in maryland reinstates it. moms for liberty founder how they are pushing back. >> ainsley: i threw away all my masks. are we going to have to buy more of them? no. cops quitting and criminals winning in filly. why their police commissioner just stepped down. >> steve: you're going to want to hear that first, schools shut down again as the manhunt continues for escaped pennsylvania inmate. we will talk to a local mayor coming up next right here on "fox & friends." ♪ i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief

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that they can. >> ainsley: what about sightings? i know there have been several sightings over the last few days? >> yeah. it's hard for me to confirm exactly which sightings were validated but we do know that the law enforcement agencies are doing their best to follow up on every need immediately. >> home and business security cameras. >> they closed two of the school districts. why those two? have the sightings been around those districts? >> yeah, the search area continues to be around a three mile radius of the prison. and has expanded a little bit beyond that. but those two school districts have schools within that radius and out of an abundance of caution, the superintendents there have made the decision to close those schools. >> ainsley: yeah. this guy is dangerous. he escaped from prison. he was in prison, illegal immigrant for killing his

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mental competency tests. >> steve: moms for liberty, nikki haley joins us along with moms for liberty tiffany justice. they are both in new hampshire. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve governor, let's start with you. did you know that charlamagne tha god was a fan? >> my staff told me that he was a fan but, you know, i think he is a fan because it's just common sense. we should have term limits in washington. we should have mental competency tests for anyone over the age of 75 or anyone over the age of 50. it doesn't matter. but the people who are paying their tax dollars for these men and women to go to d.c. they need to know they are at the top of their game. we don't need people staying there forever. we need them to know when to leave. i think charlamagne and the rest of the country they understand what i'm trying to do here. >> steve: okay. regarding term limits. should there be a ceiling on

once you hit, let's say 80 or 90, thank you for your service, but you're done? governor? >> to me, i think the fact is the mental competency test, it's not a disqualifier, it's something just like when you go and apply for office you give your financial disclosures. you should have to disclose from a doctor your mental competency test. it's for transparency purposes. so the people that are electing you have full disclosure as to whether you can handle it. there are some very active 75-year-olds. there are some very old 75-year-olds. we see that with biden. what we're saying is we need to know everything about you before you get there and we need to have term limits so you don't stay there forever. >> steve: sure. >> we have got problems with both right now. i have said many times the senate is the most privileged nursing home in the country right now. >> steve: i heard that comment a couple of days ago. tiffany, you and the governor are going to be having that town hall today and talk about education and in particular you are both in manchester, i believe, on this wednesday

morning where they have got one of those rules where if a kid in school wants to change their gender, the school doesn't have to notify the parents, which is -- tiffany, you are shaking your head. so many parents are so upset about this because that kind of responsibility belongs to the parents, not with the teacher. >> absolutely. we're seeing parental rights being usurped all over the country and it's happening here in manchester we are going to shine a spotlight on that. this story is not unique. parental rights are under attack across america. >> steve: indeed. also we were talking about this. it sounds like at least in one school district in maryland, because there has been an outbreak of disease early, it looks like they are going to bring back masks. maryland public elementary school sent this letter to parents and this is according to outkick. n-59 masks have been distributed and students and staff and class

will be required while in school for the next 10 days except while eating or drinking. governor, you know, the return of the mask, we don't like mask mandates whether a do you make of this? >> you know, i this think that first of all, as parents, we shouldn't be turning the custody of our children over to the teacher's unions. right now you have got all of the unions trying to mandate everything about our kids. we should be in control of the health of our kids, the moral clarity of our kids, the education of our kids. we should be able to say what we want our kids to have and not have. the fact that they're bringing masks back. the fact that they don't want to let parents know a transgender status of a student without the student's permission, those are all things where they are trying to take parenting away from parents. what tiffany and i are doing and fighting today is no, the parents are in charge. the parents get to make these decisions. the parents can decide whether they want their children to go

to school when there's a possibility outbreak or not. don't sit there and mask them back up. we are already dealing with kids dealing with stress and depression and anxiety. and these younger kids, they have to see their teacher's faces they have to be able to know that to learn. we have seen complete rights taken away from the parents. so i'm so grateful to tiffany and moms for liberty for the fight that they are doing to bring this back to the parents because parents have one job. and that's to get this right for their kids. and we have to fight for them to make sure that they get that. >> steve: tiffany, i will give you the final word. >> we have gone through this exercise before. parents knew it was coming. go to moms for liberty.org and check us out. you do not have to fight this alone. you have the fundamental right to direct the upbringing of your children. this is why so many moms love nikki haley because she standing up as a mom fighting for kids. >> steve: all right. tiffany, we thank you very much. nikki haley, i see your website is -- i see the writing on the wall it's nikki haley.com.

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this morning a new day dawning in some ways for the philadelphia police department. danielle outlaw a rising star for law enforcement. 20 years in the job native oakland sworn officer. police officers in portland and last three years here in philadelphia. she has presided over a tremendous amount of crime and loss of police officers. and then, of course, there was the pandemic and then the george floyd protest. she actually took heat from both the left and the right on that. she tear gassed the protesters at one point. the left didn't like that. and the right said she didn't do enough to control them. it is worth noting that in terms of the last year, violent crime is actually down in philadelphia. commissioner outlaw saying that her policies are having something to do with that homicides and shootings down double digits. armed robbery and rape also down. although homicides worth noting still at historic highs. up 26% since 2021.

and, of course, every day we get a new story, not just philadelphia but elsewhere like in your city, in the subway in harlem, a 60-year-old woman beaten with her own cane in the subway by a suspect, someone who is on the street despite nine prior arrests that is the kind of thing that discourages police from doing their job, from being a police officer and taking positions of leadership. i leave you with this. this is over the course of the last couple years eight major cities have lost their top police officer. some because they just had enough. some have been criticized but very difficult these days to attract police officers and to attract leadership. in the police department. folks. >> steve: hey, jeff, it was about a year and a half ago you weren't up in philly.

you were in ottawa in january instructor's strike a 22 day protest. a response for mandatory vaccinations for cross border truck drivers. now, the criminal trial has opened for two of the key organizers up there in ottawa. what are your thoughts about that. before i ask you your thoughts, let us run just a snippet of you back then talking to some of these people because it was very emotional. >> why are you here? >> to get our freedom back. i don't want to raise my kids with masks and qr codes, it's medical information. it's none of your business. i'm a 60-year-old grandfather who has been fired from his job by general motors of canada on december 12th. they told all non-vaxxed people to just leave. they cut us all out. my 31-year-old son has lost his job. he will will be in april. evidence has been told he is gone because he is non-vaxxed i will die to protect my family

and my children from overreach by the government. mr. trudeau does not deserve the title of prime minister. is he an insult to canadians. >> steve: and so the criminal trial today is starting, jeff. your thoughts? >> i think everyone felt that man's emotion. he just walked up to him and we felt that i just think it's interesting. i mean, it was a very peaceful protest. i was surprised to hear that there were criminal charges because at no time was there -- i mean, nobody broke into the capitol building. nobody smashed the windows and tried to take over the capitol. they were out on the street very peacefully making their case as you just heard right there. so, i don't know. i was surprised to hear that there was a criminal charge associated with it, you know. this country has a long history of people being able to protest and that's the great thing about this country is that the diversity and the diversity of opinion is a great thing. so, to have a chilling effect on that i don't think is a

positive. >> jeff, if you talk to a canadian now which i know you talk to them. this guy is off the charts out of control oppressive. he has become a meg glow maniac, really despised by most of his people. >> people in public service try to do what they think is best and sometimes there is great disagreement what they think is best. >> brian: ego drives you. >> ainsley: i remember when you were there going truck to truck and interviewing protesters and also guys behind the big wheels. to hear that man's story takes us all back. we don't want to go back there. that was such a trying time for every country. >> until you are there and listening to those folks and feeling that emotion, i don't think you don't really totally get it. i was happy that we were able to send that along and make people

understand that. >> brian: some of these people used the pandemic -- thanks, jeff -- to collect power and hold on to it. we saw it with the truckers and we saw it with the border. and in canada, they don't even -- a lot of them don't even recognize that country anymore. >> ainsley: i heard rand paul this morning i think it was on "fox & friends first." they ran a clip of him from yesterday. they said we are telling our kids to mask up again? he said not one healthy child, not one died from the pandemic from getting covid. >> brian: they are doing it again they know how debilitating it is to learning. >> ainsley: you have to weigh out every side. all the factors. >> brian: it's like people don't wake up. it's unbelievable they don't learn. >> steve: janice dean woke up this morning and she is joining us from the steamy streets of new york. aren't you glad you live in america? >> janice: listen, i'm a proud canadian and american i have dual citizenship. >> wildfires are burning and getting the smoke from the

wildfires in canada. take a look at our maps. well, 77 here in new york. humidity 82. it is bad hair day my friends. 94 in new york. 93 in albany. high 90's for the northeast and mid-atlantic over the next couple of days through friday. cold front moves through. do you know what happens? the northerly flow in back of that cold front is going to bring the smoke. so we have the potential for not only record highs more smoke in the forecast for the upper midwest and great lakes. minnesota, that is going to be an ongoing story throughout the workweek as that cold front moves eastward. tropical storm lee is going to become a major hurricane in the next couple of days. the u.s. needs to monitor this i think indirect impacts but a little too close for comfort. watch that and a bring you the very latest fox weather.com for all your latest details. over to you. >> brian: 80% of all these fires

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brian major swing state white house race. political branch not the only political news in michigan this year. get this former congressman mike rogers just announced this morning he is entering the senate race. he joins us now for his first tv interview. former congressman, fbi, commentator, author, thought about running for president. why is this your landing spot? >> don't forget that army service as well. >> brian: true. >> i think that helps a little bit. it's about the people of michigan finally getting a voice in washington, d.c. and everybody knows. america is an amazing place. amazing place. and i have had the opportunity to get around it and talk to a lot of people but i have never seen political discouragement and especially with fellow michiganders about what is going on and think about gas prices

and all of the problems that wait on a family and people are saying three quarters we're going in the wrong direction. we are off track i don't need on-the-job training i will be able to impact these things from day one border to gas prices by making us energy independent by actually, if you think about the inflation the hardest working guy in washington, d.c. is the one guy running a money printing machine why can stop oall of this and get us back on track and compete with communist china who wants to take our jobs and economic prosperity and by the way they also want to challenge us in our national security we have big, big issues. we need to get at them. this is the time and place for a guy like me to run for the united states senate and bring michigan's voice to washington, d.c. >> you were former chairman of

the select committee on intelligence and i think you had bipartisan support. a lot of things you were doing. but you left congress. were you burnt out then? are you reinvigorated now? did you secretly say i would love to get into the other chamber? what went into this. >> there is no secret about it. listen, i just never believed that you were supposed to believe in office for 20 years and 30 years and 40 years. i believed in founding father's principles you go to government, you serve, you leave, maybe you come back. this was that opportunity. so, in the last 8 years in business. i did a little bit of tv work as you know. but i also did startups and these cybersecurity business trying to help these companies grow to protect our data and protected against countries like well, china. and so all of that experience let's take this message to washington, d.c. remember this is why so important and why important to

get back on track. we have to do. this that's my chairman manship we have all of these big challenges. you can't have eighth graders in china learning quantum mceconomics and half the graduating seniors couldn't read at the sixth grade level. if we want to compete for jobs in the future we have to start now. we don't have time to wait. >> brian: you have a democratic governor, democratic senators, more of a democratic state now. do you have to appeal to them or win them over to vote republican? >> i always think i won the closest race in the country first run for congress back in the day. i never changed my position. it's all about how we communicate, what we can do for them. >> brian: gotcha. that's what we're going to do. we're going to talk to them straight and give it to them straight and i think we will get the votes to pull it across in november. rogers for congress.com. can you learn all about it. >> brian: all right. congratulations on the move. best of luck. mike rogers. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: are masks back. find out what president biden plans on telling us about

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