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two illegal migrants of that length the rap sheet are accused of killing good samaritan of the catalytic converter in los angeles. the trump administration looks are correct on sanctuary cities will speak with former new york city mayor bill de blasio, that is coming up new york governor kathy hochul declares a state of emergency response to long island brushfires bridge will take you there at live in a few moments welcome to "fox news fos lifetime rich edson. we give the fox news alert in washington d.c. where law enforcement is investigating an overnight shooting involving u.s. secret service in an armed man in the white house. madeleine rivera is live with more cracks the suspect was taken to the hospital a law enforcement source tells fox at last checked the suspect was in critical condition. his identity is not yet been released. the secret service as they got a tip yesterday from local police telling them to be on the lookout for a suicidal person who hemay be traveling to d.c. m

indiana. around midnight some secret service members spotted a man matching the description about a block look for the white house with his car nearby. the agency assessment officers said when they walked up to me and brandished a firearm in an armed confrontation followed during which shots were fired by our personnel are no secret service officers were hurt. back in august 2020 during president trump's first term secret service guards also shot a man outside the white house gates as trump was speaking to reporters. for the agency said an officer opened fire after the man made a move like he was about to shoot a gun. court documents later said the suspect was actually carrying a comb and was taken to a psychiatric hospital. this time the president was not at the white house when today's early morning shooting happened. the president isn't west palm beach, florida this week it is coming back to d.c. tonight. the metropolitan police department is now leading the investigation. rich: madeleine rivera thank you

very much. president trump citing his campaign promise to root out anti-semitism on college campuses for the white house is blocking hundreds of minds of dollars in federal funding to club at university. as that school grapples with anti- israel protest. what does president trump have on this weekend's agenda? tina marie mcnichol is in west palm beach, florida with more. president trump spent the day golfing and palm beach after a busy week and in washington as you mentioned on friday the white house announced canceling $400 million in federal funding for columbia university for failure to police anti-semitism on campus. linda mcmahon said they have now launched an investigation into five different universities, harvard being one, columbia being another one. making sure they are getting rid of and tight semitism on campus. switching over too washington to

avoid a government shutdown by the end of the week, president trump is strongly urging republican lawmakers to unite and vote yes on it temporary funding bill to keep the government running until september. now press secretary karoline lovett this morning spoke with fox and friends and said this will unite the party and continue president trump's agenda and defense. on the international front while president trump has expressed his belief putin wants to negotiate an end to the war is increasing pressure on russia who continues to bomb ukraine. the president saideached. we now know national secretary advisor mike walts said he and secretary marco rubio this week will meet with ukrainian delegation in saudi arabia to

talk about a cease-fire deal. rich: danamarie mcnicholl right down the road from mar-a-lago thank you. ♪. rich: president trump is touting the spending bill house republicans are putting forward to avoid a government shutdown. but, democrats rejecting the plants and it is a nonstarter. for more on this let's bring the south china gop congresswoman sherry biggs. thank you for joining us this afternoon. you could really only lose one vote in the house if republicans are trying to get this through without any democratic votes can you do it? >> good afternoon rich. thank you so much for having me today. i feel very confident that the republicans are going to stick together and work on and continue to see america first in supporting president trump's agenda. rich: house democrats in particular the top democrat in the house appropriation committee had this to stay about

the spending bill regards it's a blank check to elon musk into president trump it allows them to it i call stealing. this is stealing taxpayer dollars that were intended to go to american families and to businesses. rich: what about that? do you think any democrats are going to come along with its funding bill or do they represent largely with the congresswoman has to say? >> i think a lot oe democrats, they made a terrible impression and america had a front row seat to what happened at the congressional address when president trump was talking about being unified and putting america first. i think we have to go back to our constituents would we have to see what is best. for me at south carolina third congressional district. i know our constituents here want less government. they just want to work and take

care of their families and live in a safe comfortable environment. that is what i support. i think the democrats are just causing chaos. they are seeking division. they are desperate. it is utterly ridiculous. absolutely the disrespect they show the president of the united states i think is absurd. i do not care which party you align with. it is un-american. rich: congressman you serve the country as lieutenant colonel in the air national guard. there are cuts in the works for the department of veterans affairs. are you concerned about those cuts and delivering services to our country's veterans? >> you know, i fully support veterans. i believe in a strong military. i believe now more than ever american see the importance of that. i can so there is wasteful spending. we are seeing that as we are

uncovering these layers and layers of waste. i don't think anyone is going to be pushed aside. i think we are going to look at everything and try to make sure the taxpayer dollars are being used very wisely. i think that is what we have to do. we have an option. rich: do you think doge's move too quickly on his cuts have you been your dream your constituents about doge work? >> that is one of the questions it'sthat come up in our distric. i believe and make no mistake about it. president trump is can and control. elon musk is just working under the president's guide and he has formed a team. it is not a one-man show. these people are looking hard at spending. they are looking at the programs. i believe in transparency. i believe in accountability. although we are pausing some of

those programs, once the president is able and we as a congress are able to look at our programs and our plans and where the money is going, i think we will see this ship turn. >> you think congress is going to come in and codify what's been happening? the administration has no right to shut down agencies that congress whether it's usaid or the depa department of educatio. is congress in these negotiations going into the latter part of this year going to put that into legislation and make that law? >> you know, trump is taking bold action. i think that is what americans want. we saw that with the election. he ishe's doing exactly what the people expect. he is protecting our tax dollars and making sure that money is used to put america first and that's why we all need to get behind him regardless of your party. rich: the present has gotten

criticism from even conservatives about his plans on tariffs. you support his tariffs? >> i do support the president. i feel like he is doing what he has to do right now. number one to provide safety to our nation. you mentioned i am currently in the military. we have to put america first. and if that means safeguarding us against the mexican cartels and making sure we keep the fentanyl out out, he is taking d measures. it may be drastic but i think he's showing strength and we need to support him. rich: if it means higher prices do you think that can go on for long time? >> i think it's temporary think a short term. rich: are congressman sheri biggs thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. ♪. rich: massive clouds of smoke

new york has when fueled wildfires prompted highway closures and state of emergency. cb cotton joint is now the latest. what's the good news is that what is been called the westhampton pines a fi fire is w 80% contained. investigator sites do seem to say how the fire started. right now the trying to rule out whether it was intentionally set. which is hurting eight news conference in these first responders even though they are 80% containment they still feel like they're not out of the woods. what you see around me the strong wind gusts causing some concern that hotspots could reignite. and rich, you can probably see all the crews. these are just some of the emergency responders who came on scene. rushed on scene to the fast-moving brush fires broke out on the east end of long island.

emergency management officials tell me it started with a single brushfire along sunrise highway in eastern suffolk county. the strong wind gust because the flames to quickly spread prompting concern the fires would make their way to homes or businesses in the area. according to suffolk county executive and he said at the height and the of the emergence were multiple fires burning through a 600-acre strap of a state nature park. the new york governor kathy hauke oakley quickly declared a state of emergency on saturday. that remains in effect. new york air national guard is deployed to dump gallons of water on the flames. they claim no phone homes have been impacted we do know t to hr badly damage. congressman mick who represents impacted area said he's cautiously optimistic. looks i'm worried the wind that is ever shifting could increase in terms of speed will set this

on a different course. we have 90 volunteer departments to confront the possible spread i'm leaving right now with confidence move will be able to contain this in due time. >> at the height of the emergency nearly 100 agencies responded on scene. many of them volunteer fire for a dip i'm told they're ready to jump in today if needed. this weekend here on long island brought back so many memories for a lot of people about the 1995 brush fires that burned thousands of acres in the same area thankfully this situation is not near as concerning part will be accurate monitoring it all day. >> cb cotton out there thank you. a14-year-old is facing murder charges for their involvement in a shooting death of the newark new jersey police detective. officials say 26 gerald detective was struck friday

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rich: two illegal migrants with lengthy rap sh sheets are accusd of killing a good samaritan try to stop them from stealing a catalytic converter los angeles. christina kallman's live with the latest. >> law enforcement sources tell foxfoxnews i'm bill melugin the suspects direct arrested are two illegal aliens with lengthy criminal histories. one of them has had 12 ice detainers ignored since 2022 due to sensory policy by the video of the shooting was caught on a ring that came with the victim was killed on february 25 outside of his home around 328 and early in the morning in inglewoenglewood while confronte thieves. identify the victim 48-year-old juan jon sanchez a devoted husband, loving father proud grandfather who was cherished by many. >> he was a big man of faith. i nnever missed mass on sunday.

he volunteered on sunday mornings at church. stop what you are doing, a life is not worth a piece of metal. he is the sole breadwinner for the house and now it's gone leaving my sister-in-law and two sons. >> all enforcement sources told fox news bill melugin one of the suspects was identified as a guatemalan national has been arrested at least 15 times in the l.a. county area in recent years on multiple charges including burglary gone and grand theft auto. authorities identified the other suspect as josé sanchez he is from salvador and has been arrested at least a dozen times in this area in recent years for multiple charges including grand theft auto, gun, drugs, burglary charges. l.a. county deputy wrote on exit both the suspects got california driver's licenses receive probationary services, served

prison time in county jail because of assembly bill 109 got the use of court-appointed defense attorneys received complete deals never paid any taxes to american took advantage of our l.a. and california sanctuary laws. and now an innocent doubt is murdered and two children do not have a father anymore. all of our elected leaders and l.a. support this? versus allowing repeat criminal offenders to remain in america and eventually murder our own citizens. both suspects were booked at the inglewood jail. his bail is set at $2 million. is due in court tomorrow. rich: received christina, lifer. thank you. for more on the border new york city future of the democratic party bringing former mayor bill de blasio. thank you for joining us this afternoon. he cited a number of when you are mayor of crisis cooperation with the no newark police department. and you work right or do you

think you have done things you would've done differently looking back? or coul just want to comment one story just before. it is disgusting that someone in those two guys would commit those crimes and still be in this country. i want to be clear. i do not think anyone who respects law-abiding immigrants should ever tolerate the notion of criminal violent immigrants being allowed to stay in this country. i just think this is something democrats, republicans, independent should agree on. those guys community kind of offenses that in new york would have you deported. i agree agree with what the d.ad there. the bottom one from our extrinsic new york city made a list of serious and violence, if anyone committed those crimes ththey're out of here and i thik that's the right way to do it. the vast majority of immigrants wwhether coming in on documented or documented are law-abiding and part of our community. got to strike outbound sweet immigration reform this is

someone has been a law-abiding and part of our community let's find a way to bring them into full citizenship. if someone is that it's a risk on the got to be out of here progress during your time do you think you hit the right balance? the last year of the first trump administration i said there's a couple examples of some accused of first degree sexual assault and second-degree assault to injure a child there were examples nypd should have worked with ice and did not. i think the law we had is the right approach as i did a series of violent crime you're gone. also every law can be improved upon if there's ever a category we need to add, that's the right thing to do but we have a bigger problem our court system is so broken. and, new york state we had a big fight over the question of bail and for too long our judges did not have the discretion that they needed.

to be able to decide if someone was, if there is a threat of dangerousness with someone. it's not just about immigration issue parts fixing our court system and making sure someone is committed a serious crime it actually leads to a conviction, and action not costly having someone out on the street. there is more to this than meets the eye appeared the bottom line is the lot was right but it can always be improved upon and we should. this is something democrats and progressives should never be afraid to say hey, it's something we got to do better but i for one thought what happened at the border during the biting years was broken and it was not we should have been doing as a matter of the substance nor as a matter of showing people our values. every democrat every progressive should want a secure border. i certainly do. but if a lot needs to be tightened up, laws are there to be improved upon all the time. rich: you go a little north in your city in manhattan you got

the trump administration canceling $400 million in grants to columbia university. what do you make of what's going on at columbia at the new york police department got involved last year. you think that's the right approach? >> has a bad situation all around. someone who supports a state of israel i do not agree with the netanyahu but i the importance of israel for this world but what happened at columbia it was an on-again off-again i felt the columbia administration did not handle it right. the way to handle this if you have peaceful protests, that's great. that's america starts to get violent if it starts to lead to destruction of property draw the line a strong hard line break columbia it did not do that did that they did not have a clear approach. that said taking away their funding, all american should bee worried about this we believe in freedom of speech we believe our universities are supposed allow all speech all sides seven you

start to penalize the university even if they made some mistakes in the way they handled their security, that's a very, very slippery slope. >> also in york you have the mayor's race. they would support mayor adams. 31% for former governor andrew cuomo. who would you vote for? >> i'm not going to get into that just yet there is a campaign to be had. i think was going to happen is someone is going to emerge as a leading alternative to andrew cuomo. i think you're going to see a real race here. andrew cuomo has got experience and skills but he has a slew of negatives. obviously many examples of harassment of women that he has been charged with the horrible things that happened on the nursing homes and the loss of life during covid. these are not your typical negative problems a candidate has these are massive problems i think he's going to be fine this is going to be a very competitive race. by definition one strong alternative has to emerge and that will happen over the next

three or four months. rich: and asked if the democrat party there's accusations the party does not have much leadership. do you think that is the case question rick should they beat new leadership within the democratic party? would you stand up for that again in three or hat in the ring? >> i do not want to talk about me i want to talk about ken martin who is the new head of the democratic national committee. i think this is exciting. here's a guy who believes in taking o her party back to the grassroots. i am the first is a democrat party is not particular coherent 2024 i love my party but for americans have said what you guys stand for? >> happened in 25? or 25 also. i get i do not think we should be ashamed to say were not what we need to be. but i think there's so much we can do right now. donald trump at elon musk to many, many americans are going into radical of a direction. i democrat party can get back to its base which is working people talk about kitchen table issues healthcare, lowering costs we did not do it in 2024 we can do in 2025.

what is exciting of a party chair comes the grassroots part comes from the midwest and believes in taking the party back to the people the real leadership comes in the grassroots that democrat party could have on the 2024 election, bluntly. could certainly win in the future. i am excited to have a dnc chair who actually cares about the grassroots not the coastal elites and the big donors. rich: former new york city mayor bill blodgett thank you for joining us. >> thank you. rich: shannon bream spoke with the trunk administration hostage ongoing ongoing negotiations with hamas.

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x-height rich. after a lot of concerns negotiations had largely stalled, adam bole mueller the p administration envoy for hostages said today the negotiations have been productive and something could come together within weeks. >> hamas did orient a long-term truce as they called it. i truce where they would be disarmed. a truce where they would not be part of the political policy. in a truce where we would ensure they are in a place where they cannot hurt israel. >> he went on to say part of the negotiation center on rebuilding the strip european leaders are voicing support for the reconstruction plan this would cost $53 billion and would avoid displacing palestinians, israel on the use if the strip us on is onand has a bubble. they will send a delegation

positive indicators for the second stage of the cease-fire. and what a second stage might look like 59 hostages remain in gaza. twenty-four are still believed to be alive including one american. remnants of the hostages demanding a deal. israel supports what it says is a u.s. plan to hand over half of the hostages and the other half on a permanent cease-fire is reached. hamas is that in the past that would instead stick with the agreement signed in january hamas also said focus these negotiation and conversations with the u.s. have been centered on releasing the american hostage that is still believed to be alive in gaza. a 21-year-old man from new jersey. >> alex hogan, thank you very much. ♪. rich: for more on the war in the

middle east former u.s. ambassador to iraq james jeffrey america first policy institute senior policy advisor jacob. gentlemen, thank you for joining me this afternoon. mr. ambassador when you see these latest developments ongoing in the middle east, do you have any sense there could be a cohesive plan from the international community to figure out what is next in gaza? >> i do. i think it all fits under the larger plan of containing iran. he has been defeated in this regional war that we, israel, and other countries have done since the seventh of october at the building on hamas, gaza element has an iran nuclear element has a serious element in several others. the trump administration is moving out very, very quickly. forget about a pivot to asia put their focus on the middle east and that should be. rich: jacob do you see the focus on the middle east? this seems to be some difference between the united states and israel on one side.

you have the arab government on the other side the plans for redeveloping gaza what form should that take? >> absolutely for the partners in the reason the foreign policy is that player though things in life that money cannot buy so they put up the dollars to rebuild homes and public works. but they avoid the two critical aspects of the trump administration. first, any mention of hamas are they called for subsidy with the palestine authority which provides stipends to families of terrorists. the other is the population and addressing the fact that hamas has basically exploited homes, hospitals, schools, all to date attacks against israelis. i think the administration very serious producing the partners go back to the region, hopefully go back to the drawing board to reassess that. and just a footnote to what the ambassador said i think iran is absolutely the focus here. is is nota coincidence presidenp

sent that letter just days after he promised all [bleeped] to pay. >> of got a discussion on the international the letter president trump said hey, let's talk about a nuclear deal. the un mission, the iranian mission said you and talk about the potential militarization of our nuclear program? such discussions may be considered to consideration. you think there is an opening here, mr. ambassador, to do another nuclear deal? what look anything like the obama and menstruation struck in 2015? >> is open as a barn door at this point by iranian standards as a emphatic yes and first of all it is not potential. they do have a weaponization program we knew this. we discovered this in 2007 and we look went public with it. they are going to have to come to account and that the way they did in the jcpoa they are going to have to talk about regional

actions that was another thing that we missed in the 2015 agreement. >> jacob another big meeting in the middle east but it has to do with ukraine the ukrainian officials art meeting. what kind of assurances do you think ukraine needs to be able to hold off this russian assault for much longer? >> the context matters very much is how the president commit on the campaign to ending this war that requires both parties to get to the table i think he is a very serious not just about any single piece of the deal but to get the seriousness from zelenskyy and putin they want to end this war we are seeing the same continuation of that seriousness from the president and his team and traveling there i saw secretary rubio announced the senior delegation official traveling and participating in the g7 there as well. >> ambassador, do you think the environment -- mike we are at the moment these two sides are going to seriously discuss peace? >> i do i think everyone

particular european friends or take a deep breath and relax. trump isn't, as far as i can see abandoning nato or ukraine we have done this over the last seven years with korea, with vietnam, with the israelis and 73 we told our partner we are supporting keeping in the fight. time for the fight to be over. we need a common position that is what was supposed to happen in the friday meeting in the oval office. zelenskyy decided he did not want to taper that is his right but on the other hand it was done publicly and everybody got excited. zelenskyy and the u.s. have to come to a common position before he gets it that with the russians and work this thing out. rich: jacob, do you think there's a case where ukraine walks away from this and feels comfortable that if there is a cease-fire russia won't break out weeks or months in the future? >> absolutely they only to assess several hundred green meant in the searing desert about trump seriousness about russia per there's a question

there this is ultimately reaching it and bringing to an equitable conclusion. in stopping the bloodshed. think zelenskyy will find it there. rich: jacob olidort and ambassador thank you very much for the vatican is another quite restful night for pope francis as he continues to show signs of progress following his double pneumonia diagnosis national correspondent jeff paul is live in rome. correct popthere are some signss recovery is heading in a positive direction. during the latest update the vatican saying there are indications of pope francis is gradually improving the pope has remained stable for several consecutive days and officials point to a good response to his current treatment but has been working in recent days has no fever and his blood work looks good it's unclear how long he

will be in the hospital, pope francis issuing a message today thinking of those who find ways to be close to the sick. he said we need this miracle of tenderness to accompany those who face adversity in order to bring a little ligh late into te night of pain. we should also point out after a couple consecutive weeks of some health complications with the pope's recovery in the last couple of updates from the vatican have been somewhat upbeat we do not even expect an update tonight on his medical condition just given how stable he is right now. >> i have never been more worried about the deterioration of syria that i am now. the world needs to get engaged with syria before it's too late. rich: that is lindsey graham's on hundreds of protesting in syria to contend the ongoing violence in the country. two days of clashes between syrian security forces and loyalists have ousted aside have

left more than 1000 dead make it one of the deadliest acts of violence since the conflict began 14 years ago part of the group monitoring the unrest says hundreds of the dead civi civilians-of the dead are civilians. coming up will take you live to selma, alabama were the anniversary of plenty sunday is remembered. that is next. and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪

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survivors and civil rights leader marching in today. >> that is right. people from all over the world are here in selma today and will soon walk across the edmund pettis bridge honoring the pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. shanna webb was just a child when she attended the march 60 years ago. she said the events of bloodied sunday it will never leave her mind. >> i was midway of the march i will never forget. as i looked down, i saw policeman with a billy club's. i saw the tear gas masks. i saw state troopers on horses. i had become very, very frightened because i just knew some happen. >> it was a landmark event and led to the voting rights act of

1965, prohibiting racial discrimination in voting for devon several events this weekend to honor the march that includes a sunday morning service this morning with speakers like u.s. senator raffaella warnock and house minority leader hakeem jeffries. a bipartisan group of around 40 members of congress are reportedly here today people honoring bloodied sunday will march across the bridge in about 20 minutes from now. there is then set to be a rally and a triple attribute gospel tl concert for the foot soldiers. rich: medicine thank you. the deadly measles outbreaks brbreads are a dozen states will speak with the former cdc director robert redfield on how the u.s. can contain. that is coming up. that's ten birthdays, ten first summer swims, ten annual camping trips. at the farmer's dog, we don't think that's long enough. that's why our freshly made food comes pre-portioned

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rich: the justice department is reportedly investigating major egg producers as prices continue to soar by the report say investigators are looking into whether companies are properly sharing supply and pricing information that could be related to the price hikes. the latest monthly consumer price index shows the average price of a dozen grade a eggs in the united states reach a record high of $4.95 in january.

the texas measles outbreak is growing to nearly 200 cases including at least 23 people who are hospitalized for 38 separate cases been reported in neighboring new mexico. official site most cases are among patients who are not vaccinated. the cdc confirms measles cases in 12 states the majority of the cases are in new mexico and texas. for more unless a spring informant centers for disease control doctor robert redfield thank you for joining us this afternoon. how concerned should we be about this outbreak? >> it is a significant outbreak if you can see. now expanded to 12 states it's in western texas and new mexico. measles is a very infectious virus. it's a virus that can cause a death in one in 1000 people the outbreak is much bigger than it has been described. sink the restaurant 230 cases

and two deaths. normally we get about one death per every thousand cases. i suspect it is underreported and we need to get the outbreak under control. the good news is we have a way to do that. it's called mmr vaccine if we can just get people vaccinated the outbreak will stop. what is the contagious of measles it's the most contagious virus we have. if 10 people go into a room where one person in that room were one person had nine of the 10 people nine of the 10 will leave with it's the most infectious virus we have the decision to get vaccinated is a personal one. >> and not a big advocate on mandating i and contested in sen

they don't have to do it. they dig their heels in the medical community needs to understand the advantage of getting vaccinated and continue the message over and over and over again until we get people vaccinated. the other thing i would say about the measles vaccine that's important for people to realize, unlike covid vaccination we vaccinate with covid it does not protect you from getting infected or infecting others. he will shut down measles transmissions. you protect infants and the immune suppressant. you commit active member of our public health effort. they don't qualify because of pregnancy or that they are too

young or they have a significant immunosuppressant illness. we can ask people to reconsider and get themselves vaccinated. get their children vaccinated. a single dose of the vaccine has 93% efficacy in preventing measles. if you get both doses it has a 97% for this outbreak would be over. >> more broadly, how does the country get to return to trust a public health we had before the pandemic? >> that's one of the most important questions there. can public health bit of public trust not a fan of mandating vaccines that want to otherwise feel they have the freedom to make their own decisions. i think you have to be honest. you have to be transparent. you have to engage people in the

discussion. you have to not ridicule people for making a decision that you may not agree with. have to make sure not packaging the information incorrectly so people conclude what you want them too. it is going to be a journey. it's the biggest crisis of the covid pandemic. the loss of public trust and public health. >> he was up to be nih director he suggested may beat the government should do studies on any potential links between vaccines and autism. he says he doesn't think there are but he thanks doing another study would help to reassure parents. what do you think? >> i've talked to jay about this myself. i am an advocate as he takes over nih he puts out a significant amount of money to look at multiple hypotheses.

not just vaccines. what is the reason we have gone from less than one and a thousand to one and 36 people with autism now? and investigate all of the different hypotheses. i'm not a fan of focusing on vaccines. rich: doctor rr's ending pedagogy going thank you so much for your time this afternoon. we appreciated. much more had government shutdown looming on capitol hilo will talk about alwil includingl ukrainian member oenf parliamen, coming up. to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. you might know harbor freight for affordability. what you might not know - performance and durability go along with it.

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