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usa. usa. eric: there it is around it to at the garden. president-elect donald trump returning to madison square garden last night to attend a ufc fight nearly three weeks after holding a controversial rally that was right before the election for defending heavyweight champion defeated his challenger in the third round. then handed his title belt right to the president-elect. he thanked mr. trump for being there. and now the fight shifts to the senate for trump's cabinet nominations. hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" dimeric sean hi arthel. arthel: hi eric hello everyone i am arthel neville. the president-elect was greeted by a cheering crowds and thunderous applause when he arrived at madison square garden. all of this less than one month after stirring up a firestorm of controversy at a huge campaign rally in the exact same venue. yesterday's event was packed

with trump allies, supporters, members of his inner circle including house speaker mike johnson and many of his perspective picks for his incoming cabinet. quincy look like mike johnson about to take on kid rock there. mitch mcconnell, was there, there he is to give us his take on the trump cabinet line up in a moment. but first let's he'll hear from bill melugin near mar-a-lago with the very latest in there. hi bill. >> good afternoon to you but we expect the president-elect donald trump to fly back here to palm beach at some point today. he'll be coming in from new york where you guys were just talking about he had a big night last night visiting ufc match where it would be an understatement to say he got quite a warm welcome. take a listen. >> the 47 the president-elect donald trump. [cheering] ♪

>> a huge applause over trump as he walked to that ufc arena. you can see emma hugging joe rogan, shaking his hand. they had a lengthy exchange. joe rogan and doris right before election that ufc fighter jon jones ri raftery won his fight e did trump signature dance missy points adam, flashed him a thumbs up then gave them his championship belt. this was a triumphant return for donald trump to madison square garden after that rally where you can see he took pretty much a victory lap there. as for what happens with a get back your to palm beach today they've got more work to do. here is where we stand right now. they're still building out this new administration. it is less than two weeks after election day. trump has already made more than 20 new pics for his administration. there's been some controversy will pick some that seem to get bipartisan support. there's also been speculation about potential using recess appointments to push them in. here's what house speaker mike johnson set on fox this morning.

>> i have demonstrated over and over we will have fidelity to our oath which is to uphold the constitution. we evaluate all these things very carefully. i am sympathetic to all of these arguments. we will have to see how this develops. i am very hopeful, very hopeful the senate will do their job. what sort of the biggest positions we are still waiting to hear on is obviously treasury secretary. so far they've been two names floated for that spot scott bessent and howard let nick. earlier donald trump junior was talking about what exactly they are looking for with cabinet nominations. take a listen. >> are not just randomly picking a name out of a hat were showing it list of 10 or 12 people for every physician of backup plans were strongest candidates first some are going to be controversial. they will actually get things done. >> it is early on this sunday so far no new announcements for the future administration will keep

caps on everything out here in palm beach most of the announcements have been coming in the mid to late afternoon hours. will wait to see and send it back to you. eric: now the rumbled most of capitol hill good to see it near mar-a-lago. arthel: okay guys, let's bring in a republican strategist brian mcguire former chief of staff. policy director brownstein hyatt schreck master of marketing and televised images is there anything to make of his chosen ufc entourage? >> i think it's great. this is a sector of the electorate feels like it is not been spoken to the present is not just speaking to it but it's a welcoming everybody in. going to them. it is a real statement about the power of the mediation this

campaign has really perfected. it's going around the legacy media to reach people. i think they are continuing that now clearly it is exciting the segment of the electorate and not a narrow one that ufc itself is not just usually popular you are sort of in making the statement over and over again we are talking to people if you like they've been ignored, overlooked or talked down to over the last four years. it's a great strategy it is clearly effective is clearly helpful in the campaign and the fact the president continues to sort of exercise that is great. >> what is your take on the omni presence of elon musk including his permission to participate or be privy to high level interactions with foreign dignitaries what you think of that? >> this a commission i think it's going to be a little bit outside of government. it won't work with a lot of folks inside the government. i think they will be careful

about those boundaries and i think again it's an illustration of the fact the president is willing to call on people who do not have traditional backgrounds to fix problems that have proven to be insoluble over the last several decades. government spending, government waste you hear about it. arthel: at one second excuse me. i know you have talking points and i appreciate that. but elon musk as they are talking to high level -- mickey is involved in high-level conversations with foreign dignitaries. is that okay? >> elon musk has been very involved in government contracting for many years. i think he is very familiar with these circles. he has very involved in these circles at high levels with sensitive information. he is been involved with the defense department at high levels. i don't think anything happening so far has triggered any significant concerns.

if there were something tripped there's plenty of people who would be interested in looking into that. i've not seen anything yet that's of any particular concern. arthel: okay we will move on now in your party is also poised to control both chambers of congress. but that might be over in two years. so first up let me play some sound from speaker johnson on the first 100 days. >> the new reform agenda begins in earnest as soon as the president donald j trump takes the office in january. we have a full agenda to run. it's going to be very aggressive first 100 days and for the new congress. we are getting all the members of congress ready for that for perthe houses in preparing for s for almost a year. and now these senate under his new leadership leader elected soon, he and i met this week and he told me he is ready to go and deliver on that america first

policies. it will be a very busy time for congress in the country. arthel: so what aspects of the gop agenda do you expect them to prioritize? how would that benefit americans? >> i think americans are interested in seeing an extension of the 2016 tax cuts. that something i think will be highly prioritized in a reconciliation bill overly aggressive a lot of congressional review acts. there were 16 that were passed in the first trump administration. as many as 100 available to them at regulations that could be reversed given the amount of time -- depending upon the amount of time they have in the senate floor. this commission is a very interesting i initiative the president has established.

they'll find real ways to cut back on government waste. an administrative bloat. immigration obviously is something many of the voters expressed a strong interest in getting a handle on when you have 40% of latino voters saying this is her top priorities. it's clearly something where there is a clear mandate to do something to secure the southern border. arthel: it will be watching out for that as well, how that is going to play out. you mentioned the senate floor you were mitch mcconnell's chief of staff. if you are advising newly elected senate majority leader jon the thune what would you tell him? quick center thune does not need any advice for me. he has got incredible experience. he was there in 2016 when they pass the last tax bill. on the senate finance committee. he is intimately familiar with all the provisions that need to be extended.

he is extremely effective will be very effective at corralling members he's the right path at the right time i think republicans are excited about the unity we are enjoying right now the ability to do some important things the public as s asked us to do following the election. arthel: lamy squeeze and it really quickly now that senator mcconnell has stepped out as the longest-serving senate leader in history with plans as you know to complete a senate term which ends in 2027 in january. should we expect the bold moves from him over the next two years? leader mcconnell was made it clear is going to focus on foreign policy and defense. he fully appreciates the dangers in the world that we face right now. and is going to use whatever time he has left in the senate to focus on that important issue.

i think it will be extremely effective and looking forward to seeing what he does with that. arthel: we will be watching as well republican strategist brian mcguire thank you for joining us. >> thank you, good to see it. super president biden latin american trip continues today as a tour of the amazon rain forest. this on the heels of his third and likely final meeting with tchinese president xi jinping. this company by demonstration seeking to secure u.s. ties with china had a president elect trump's transition to office. senior correspondent kevin corke with more on the president trip. >> history in the making indeed the president is set to deliver marks the first sitting u.s. president in history to visit the amazon rain forest as you point out. dress to climate change and keeping part of the policy agenda. to highlight his commitment

global d4 station according to white house officials. that comes on the heels of the aipac conference in peru mr. biden held his last bilateral with its awesome counterpart president xi jinping in the hopes of solidifying ties ahead of what is expected to be a retrenchment of sorts going to the incoming administration protectionist policies. surprisingly mr. biden found himself cast in the back row in the right near the end and the leaders of photo. something we have never seen before from an american president. that was part of an ambitious international agenda that will see the president crisscrossed the globe in the coming days including the g20 where economic cooperation and global stability remain very hot topics again with some concerns about how things might change in the coming months and the new trump administration. this is all happening ahead of the president's return here to washington for he will immediately get down to work

with congressional lawmakers the effort to >> some of his own political priorities before leaving office including funding for the wars in israel and ukraine. and yes, finding some cash to fund those major climate initiatives here at home. before all right kevin thanks so much. arthel: of course a president elected trump nomination of robert f kennedy jr. to lead the department of health and human services is being met with a lot of criticism. what could we expect quest if kennedy does raise the agency? north carolina republican congressman greg murphy is also a doctor. he will give us his diagnosisy nextin. —uh. —here i'll take that. [cheering] ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to 7 hours. ♪

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>> i guarantee you if david mccormick or in the opposite situation where he was down 15 or 17000 votes he would absolutely want to have every last vote counted as well too. and bob casey has never claimed fraud. no one is claiming there's any kinds of actual cheating on our side. calling and counting every vote and that is where we are at. and that is the law. arthel: that is pennsylvania senator john fetterman. fetterman weighing in on the recount for this senate race in

his state were democrat bob casey is waiting to hear from the court before he concedes. meanwhile some state democrats are in hot water after seemingly admitting to counting in valid ballots. let's go to madeleine rivera and she has the very latest. >> good afternoon arthel the process of counting ballots of the keystone state is not only tedious, it is becoming contentious. there is a flurry of litigation over which votes should count under state routes provisional ballots must be signed in two places and mail and votes must be dated. election boards at least four counties bucks, philadelphia, montgomery and senter have voted to count ballots which were improperly filled out to print local democratic officials have defended their action saying in part, doing something as simple as not writing a date does not warrant throwing out ballots. their decisions fly in the face of state law and have been slammed but only by republicans, and it new piece the "washington post" editorial board policy attempted by the pennsylvania supreme court's ruling corrosive

to democracy. they had county officials do not get to decide whether a legal requirement is in ma material at be followed. courts do this clearly. republican david mccormick campaigned in the republican national committee are asking the state supreme court to a for its confer its ruling the recount which is expected to cost about a million dollars won't change the outcome of the race. at the moment democratic incumbent senator bob casey charles mccormick by about 17000 votes. here's a lega legal expert jonan turley weighing in. but you still need to have a higher yield you've got to pick up about 20000 or so votes. some of those ballots are going to go for your opponent. you need a much higher yield. the ap called the race sometime ago. >> casey has not conceded his campaign points out in 2022 mccormick filed a lawsuit during a primary and dated ballots

should be counted. arthel: madeleine rivera thank you. eric: president trump is a pick to head the health and human service agency, robert f kennedy jr. promises to make america healthy again but mr. kennedy's under a lot of criticism. supporters that he will revamp the health system to address problems like he calls chronic disease epidemics, processed foods and obesity. others say kennedy is unqualified to run the agency pointing to inspecting skepticism, embracing what they say are conspiracy theories and cutting research. former acting dir director of te centers for disease control. >> i am outraged because lives are at stake here. the head of health and human services touches the programs that affect every single life in our country. i have been focusing mainly on the public health impacts. i do have someone leading hhs it

was one of the biggest deniers of vaccine and our country would undermine the confidence in that program and likely would cost lives. eric: what can we expect and will that happen? north carolina congressman greg murphy joins us. >> liked it nice to see you. eric: if you think mr. kennedy should be confirmed? >> i think president trump has shown during his nomination she's picking disruptors. he's going to shake up the department. i think it is important that individuals who lead agencies, not necessarily our subject matter experts. but they put people around them who are going to be subject matter experts read for example i've been a medicine for 35 years i look forward to working with whom ever of its rfk, it is rfk to make our nation healthier. we have a lot of work to do especially with the obesity epidemic, diabetes and so many other chronic diseases we are

dealing with it. .i look forward to working with them and being a resource. sewers talk about banning food additives for example processed food, this sort of stuff. how did twinkies estate fresh have you seen the ingredients and some of these? aren't some of these needed or is he making a point of what were eating what her kids are eating? >> i think he does have a point. if you look at our food compared to european food how much fresher it is and how much healthier and thinner individuals are overseas. i think this is a target rich environment for taking out so much of what we have had as far as additives in american foods, preservatives et cetera. i do think it's okay to look back at these things and see what is needed and what's not needed. >> the same time you're hearing critics they predict people will die because of mr. kennedy's with this vaccines hears the former secretary of hhs under president obama.

what i think it's totally disqualifying for anyone who seeks to lead the major health agency in this country and a one of the leaders in the world to unequivocably say there's no safe and effective vaccine. that in and of itself from the bully pulpit of hhs could end up killing people could end up harming children my grandson is too young to get a lot of vaccination jet. having him exposed to unvaccinated people with polio and measles is a terrifying thought. >> do you think that will happen or do you think that's alarmist? >> it and that's absolutely alarmist wheat note certain vaccines are needed. you look at measles, you look at polio but sadly what happened during the pandemic to it if fauci saying everybody needed covid vaccines. the purpose of a vaccine it's her take at risk population to decrease the severity of disease the cdc is a pushing and saying

kids six months and older should get the covid vaccine. that is absolute ridiculous. the pendulum swung way too far and it's okay to question some of the vaccine narratives does it need to be thrown out? absolutely not. it's going to be a discussion of experts that need to occur. >> on what experts they point to his record they falsely claim the coronavirus is one of the deadliest vilest viruses ever made promoting raw milk it's pasteurized. that measles and this sort of thing considering what happened in samoa. the trouble he may not know what he's talking about. cox i am not going to say i agree with him on everything there are several things i do not agree with him on things

like direct consumer advertising which has no place in the u.s. is one of the things we do agree upon for this is a disrupter a healthy disruptor of what's going on we do not blatantly believe everything we have been told. sadly enough i'm going to go back to the pandemic destroyed trusted doctors it destroyed the american belief in our healthcare system. it's okay to shake it back up again to help restore that trust in american medicine. >> is talked about cutting research in half at the nih. is this helpful how do we fight new drugs, vaccines, this sort of thing if it's not research? >> i agree we need to have research. i look to the last 30 years and have exploded for healthier lives that said there is a lot of fraud i'm sorry there's a lot of weights that was on in american research. again it's okay to question that

can bring us back and say what is good what's not is going to the don't get a blank credit card to continue spending on research that may not be really necessary for american public. eric: the bottom line is do you think we will be healthier and you think some of these issues will be addressed and have not been addressed in the past will be made public will be here more about that or do you fear, as critics say he is a danger to our society? >> i believe that is alarmist her. i do think we do pull the band-aid off. pull the scab off on american healthy look at the obesity that was on in our country i look at it eastern north carolina were the rate of obesity is just terribly subsequent chronic disease, kidney disease, heart tributes diabetes all go along with this that are not necessarily present in any other country. i do think it's okay to disrupt it and it's okay to question what we are doing in american

medicine today. eric: finally to let you go your specialty is urology would you got the message of the men watching right now? sometime they don't get their psa that is so important and i know firsthand. >> of psa screening is so critical. it's also critical is being done with discussion, with information and is interpreted in the correct right of things psa screening has saved millions and millions of lives in america and help the men lead longer lives and healthier lives i know prostate cancer but i've had so many my age and sadly enough have fallen to fatal to that disease it is critical men get rectal examination and a psa. my doctor called me and diagnosed with cancer at one point but thankfully they said radiologist looked out a week later said no it's abnormal cells so get checked please.

congressman and greg murphy thank you for your prescription and think if your analysis today. >> great have a great day. eric: very important information. next were going to take a look at what is next in two trials that have caught the attention of many here. at the murder trial and that daniel penny chokehold trial. stay tuned to "fox news live."

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arthel: moore got wrenching testimony expected at the trial of the illegal immigrant charged with the murder of nursing students tried court resumes tomorrow in georgia and madison scarpino is there at the preview. >> more graphic testimony centered around brutal death is set to resume in the morning. the prosecution is expected to

continue calling witnesses as they lay out their case against the 26-year-old illegal immigrant. with nine people have taken the stand so far after striking opening statements from both the prosecution and the defense. the prosecutor said ibarra and went out hunting for women and attempted to rape riley when s she. they say it's not enough to link ibarra to the crime. the small courtroom was filled with bradley's family and friends for most of the day who were visibly shattered. by the time the crime scene investigator took the stand, most of the family left the courtroom. that's when photographs of riley's injuries and the gory crime scene were shown in court. ibarra did not change his calm demeanor through most of the trial. but did avoid looking at graphic evidence. the case is a center point in the national immigration debate. it played a big role in president-elect trump's campaign. trump tapped former ice director tom homan to be his borders are.

he blames the biden administration and sanctuary cities for this crime. >> i hope that every mayor who support sanctuary cities listens to the tape it listen to where that young lady died. listen to a fight for her life for 17 minutes fighting for breath, fighting to survive. >> only the prosecution of called witnesses so far. we do know both of ibarra brothers are subpoenaed to testify both are have a fake green card aren't federal custody. arthel: madison scarpino thank you. eric: another closely watch a trial officers resumes tomorrow this one in new york city by the defense for marine veteran daniel pino cross-examine the medical examiner about the 2023 chokehold death of homeless man jordan neely.

the defense is expected to begin presenting its case to the jury. alexis mcadams live in new york city newsroom after two weeks ago after the medical examiner's this person penny was trying to protect from an unhinged man on the subway part you can see this to 26-year-old has been going into court for days. marine veteran entering court in new york city. petty's facing manslaughter charges after investigators say but jordan neely, a homeless man and a fatal chokehold last night. that video went viral but here it is this is a cell phone video captured the date of the incident. it happened on a new york city subway car. of panic with his arms wrapped around neely's neck for more than six minutes that's the key here more than six minutes the prosecutor said he held on to

long. patty's defense team said he really only stepped in because neely was acting unhinged and belligerent on the train to the medical examiner said he died from ex fix ef. questions are remaining about his talks results authorities say he did have drugs and assistance neely's family is demanding justice i would not want this hurt nobody you know what i'm saying? i don't want this for nobody it's really hard to see. is that it? all right. >> penny said to authorities that day he's not trying to kill this man is to try to put it in a chokehold to stop this from happening and stop able forming threaten on the train but that's not what happened. new york city on the subway

system and the national spotlight the former marine is looking at spending up to 15 years behind bars if he is convicted a lot of people watches closely for. >> that they are thank you. arthel: for more on both the petty and ibarra charles guy lewis a f of former u.s. attorny and prosecutor. okay mr. lewis the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy is set to take the stand for cross examination. what questions might she face what nuggets will each side hope to hear? >> it is very surprising because we know from the direct examination the medical examiner indicated she drew the conclusion about death before they even got the toxicology report. this is sloppy to the nth degree. it is emblematic of what we have seen out of alvin bragg's office.

frankly i do not think daniel penny should've been charged in the first place. the evidence is overwhelming. i'm sorry for the victim but he came in with obviously drugs in his system threatening people. yelling and screaming i think penny stepped in and get the right thing. i do not think he should've been charged. arthel: do want to read a quote from doctor cynthia harris yard it made in court here it is. she said i base my decision on the autopsy findings coupled with the video. i did not wait for the toxicology because no toxicological report would change my opinion. he could have come back with enough sentinel to kill an elephant and walked on the train and got put in a chokehold that andthat is how he died what is e impact on the jury? >> a fascinating i was a prosecutor for a long time a very aggressive prosecutor and

you are always, arthel you are always prepared to change your opinion if the evidence supports it. and then this particular case bragg instead of listening to the evidence, instead of following the rule of law he did not allow the case to go to the grand jury. think the grand jury would have looked at this he instead within 10 days of the advanced charged it. did not interview all of the witnesses. did not review all the evidence this is a pure sloppy politically charged prosecution. arthel: let me ask you a quick question because i want to move onto the next case there's a lot of public outcry surrounding that case so might there have been the effort to take it off the street and into the court and get some official answers? >> absolutely paid the public came out and rightly said i saw the video. i saw the chokehold and i want something to happen.

but as a prosecutor you cannot allow the public to influence your decision. it is so improper. and again, not to bring up the whole trump matter but it does remind me of that bragg campaigns on i am going to go after trump. arthel: let's not get sidetracked with that mr. lewis i feel your passion but i do want to move onto this other case that is very important as well and that is the laken riley case is horrible to hear the testimony in the body camp tape and everything we heard last week. but, illegal immigrant jose ibarra opted for a bench trial no jury. what you expecting from this trial this week? >> it was kind of a surprise a couple of days ago, rather than facing a jury, ibarra filed a motion for judge i'll you to try the case instead.

now frankly that's probably a good move by the defense because a jury is going to hear this horrific evidence. you can't do anything. it breaks your heart and the family sitting in the back. good god is terrible. but the problem with this strategy and the reason why i think it's not a good strategy of the defenses part necessarily as rather than putting, really the evidence is so overwhelming. rather than putting the court family through yet another days and maybe weeks of trauma, pleaded guilty. throw yourself on the mercy of the court and ask for forgiveness. that's where this case is going and frankly there's another element here of a prosecutor who ran on defund the police. that's election she got thrown out. arthel: mr. lewis, mr. lewis i'm

not discounting what you are saying but all that is important but i want to ask it is really important question before we have to go. so if ibarra is convicted, but with the charges and be impossible sentence? and where would he be jailed? >> okay, great question it's a state court prosecution. if he is convicted i think the prosecutor has already said we will seek life and then weigh the death penalty we are going to seek life the defense is going to ask for something less than that. and i don't think they're going to get it and he is going to be housed in a georgia correctional institution for the term of his incarceration in georgia. rick: okay paid by the taxpayer dollars. write thank you very much. thank you. eric: russia has launched a massive missile attack against ukraine and ukrainian president zelenskyy says the world will

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eight week strike boeing still faces multiple legal technical issues over at 7:30 seven max airline. rugs launching one of its largest missile and drone strikes against ukraine. this warning strikes aim to take up infrastructure ahead of what is expected to be a cold winter vladimir putin's terror against our ally continues in. stephanie bennett has the latest from london. >> yes several people were killed and dozens of others were injured. officials are saying moscow is using these attacks to tell the west it's not backing down on how it's not being defeated. president zelenskyy said russia launched 120 missiles and 90 drones across ukraine overnight. to shoot down 140 of them. undistracted water supplies and causing nationwide blackouts and

a growing concern as winter nears. rescue workers spent the day rocket fragments from a five-story apartment block it today. ukrainian officials have routinely earned western allies to bolster the air defense to counter assaults and also allow for these repairs. shortly after his presidential victory president trump hold a phone call wa with z was a lande sees optimistic and is the war with russia will end sooner with trump as president. earlier this week the kremlin denied reports present electron has spoken to russian president vladimir putin after his victory but this comes after the "washington post": taken place unidentified sorceress who said trump told putin that he should not escalate the ukraine war. also today over in germany prominent russian opposition figures let a margin of at least 1000 people criticizing putin and his worn ukraine. the protesters were led by the widow top putin critic and also

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♪ ♪. arthel: people living along the new jersey/new york border are evacuating after a wild bar jumped a containment line. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz has those details. >> hey arthel. it has been so dry out here. we continued use of these fires sparking up. that when you are talking about a still a little bit on the slow side as far as total acreage goes up. it's been so dry portly fire weather slightly better today but the largest fire people been feeling as a jennings fire necklace and 90% contained 5000 acres burned per that's up when the folks in new york city and i on my way to work today smelt and felt. this is not sick but you can see the line of smoke working its way down into new york city. we have an idea just because of where the wind goes where that will be going over the next couple of days it pretty does ultimately pushes up a little

further off to the east. do not be surprised if you see rounds of this we've been seeing these little fires a pop up in new york city parks, and aries because it is so dry. we have an elevated risk of fire here today pretty much all the way down 95, philadelphia and up to new york and stretching up close to providence as well. aries words a bone dry across the entire fall the good news is as far as sunday goes, very little in the way of wind. that's why were not looking at a higher risk for fires to continue to spread. but the fuel is absolutely on the ground. this is how dry it was back in september 3. it is not reined basically all fall this is what looks like for our drought. there is extreme drought out there we are a good 8 inches behind on rainfall here new york city a lot of the surrounding areas. and because of that reason we can continue to see wildfire spread. arthel: alrig all right adam klz thank you very much. >> u.s. postal service, remembering the beloved late actress betty white announcing brand-new stamp in her honor it

will feature smiling at betty white from a photograph back in 2010. the golden girls mary tyler moore start passed away in 2021. that was three weeks before her 100th birthday. also new orleans music legend alan is adding a stamp to. he sadly passed away in 2015. what a great honor. arthel: both of those get my stamp of approval. ose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. follow my finger without turning your head. no, just follow with your eyes. i don't think you understand what i'm asking. i don't think you know how owls work. get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam for $149.95 at america's best.

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