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dillon, are dying. do you see the issue that defense in all -- the fenton all and all opioids coming across are a direct result of the policies of this administration ? >> i want to say that i believe that an open border allows drug traffickers free reign to bring in any drugs or any contraband they want, so any policy that does not secure our border absolutely is a policy that is resulting in overdose deaths every day. so to answer your question, are the policies of this administration allowing for traffickers to enter into the u.s.? the answer is yes. mr. norman: used to be under the trump administration, now, we are having close to 500 thousand people -- 585,000 people a month coming into this country and were not knowing where they're going, whether doing. what in your opinion should be done to stop this. mr. dillon: we need to do two things that away. we need to secure the border so that border patrol can go back and actually interdicting drug trafficking, seizing their drugs, arresting them and pr

dillon: absolutely. ms. foxx: would the administration's actions such as moving to rescind title 42 and moving to stop construction of the border wall help stop the flow of fentanyl into the country? mr. dillon: anything that prevents drug traffickers from entering the united states is a good thing. anything that allows free flow of individuals without screening across our southwest border allows drug traffickers, human traffickers, terrorists, and others to freely enter the united states. anything that prevents that is a bad thing. ms. foxx: do you think that finishing construction of the border wall will help c.b.p. gain operational control over the border and slow down drug traffickers? mr. dillon: absolutely, any barrier helps border and custom protection. if you sreus i euted -- visited the border, border patrol will tell you a wall, a barrier of any kind that delays the entry, illegal entry into the united states gives them the opportunity to -- ms. foxx: it's common sense. mr. dillon: common sense. ms

joining me is the ceo of babylon bee, which was targeted, seth dillon.feel when you found out you were fake news, musting horrifying for you. >> it is funny, they cite our tag line which says fake news cutrust, as evidence we are fake news. we don't proport to report the news, we tell jokes and write satire. they are citing a joke as reason to believe we are fake news. they are publishing fake news about us. >> carley: absolutely right. i said it before and will say it again, if babylon bee is fake news site then "saturday night live" is a news show and dave chapelle is a news anchor. ridiculous. elon musk's move to twitter on the board of director, largest shareholder. twitter has censored the babylon bee, what is the push to start working together? >> very interesting, i was not expecting this type of movement, this type of possible solution to the problem of free speech. musk has been publicly open about the fact he thinks there is a free speech problem on twitter. censorship is heavy handed and he wants to do something about that. i was thinking the

i many bring in seth dillon ceo of babylon bee. take as much time as you need.hich one would you like to see run twitter? >> musk has called himself a free speech absolutist. i'm going go with him. he wants to roll back heavy handed content moderation as they call it just a euphemism for censorship. she is worried about losing that will cro. the whole thing the timing of it is really interesting that they are talking about disinformation government board right at the same time that we are seeing one of the biggest social media platforms possibly go into the hands of, you know, a person who is committed to free speech. i mean, they are losing control of this. apparently they are done with outsourcing it to these private companies. they want to take it in-house. that should be concerning to every american. i agree with the last guest. there is nothing more unamerican than deciding that our first amendment rights need to be infringed in the right name of protecting us from miss information. >> seth, did you a video about everybody freaking out about elon musk purch

finally, are just around engagement and this is really dillon's world and bying a and we'll be getting lunch for everybody and then we'll retreat into a room which will, of course, be accessible to the public and afterward, we can go walk somewhere and have some happy hour fun times. and our summit is in the conference spaces down stairs. we're really looking forward to that. it's going to be on june 7th. we have some announcements we're going to be making at the time. we're working with commissioner thomas on training around harm reduction. we're also working with commissioner bleiman who is bringing another fellow commissioner from small business commission sharky laguana who they do a podcast together called 'fun police' and they're going to be interviewing ted eagon who is our city's chief economist to look at what future night life could look like based on the data he knows thus far. that will be great. hope to see you all there. mark the date, june 7th and the final information i think you can read on your own. it's just updated data that you should take with you and know when yo

we did not talk to her team she to meet with were simply as sam and deliver stay on the new jail dillon, georgia tech or jewish school. she's not, i'm just him. no, you know with any of coupons, there's a snobbish. i think he's a cruncher. my deposit and with some of those will be to, can you have if you've been following the conflict in ukraine online and for media has been that a steady diet of opinions. like who are the good guys and who are the bad guys and who is winning or losing context is largely absent and that's on purpose with behind my back with me, i just thought.

police say this dillon goge before the fire.f you saw him wearing what you see in this picture, investigators want to talk to you. police arrested him monday for setting the fires at the home depot and stealing from nearby stores. police believe he set the fire to distract employees while he stole tools from the home depot. >>> classes resume on the cal campus, after the campus-wide lockdown. 9:30 this morning, police sent out alert. they received what they called credible threats against specific people on campus. >> it was scary getting the e-mails about what was going on. and no one had a clue, about someone who was armed. we had no idea what was going on. we knew we were stuck there. >> the lockdown was lifted around 2:00. police found the person they were looking for offcampus but wouldn't give more details. no one was hurt. >>> former president barack obama was at stanford today, issuing a warning how disinformation can undermine democracy. he urged silicon tech companies and employees to work to protect facts and the trut

so austin dillon was saying that he has his brother who helps him out. we were last week at bristol or next week in dover where you're on your own. you race for yourself and you're kind of -- you can be more selfish. you can't win on your own. you have to have friends out there. everybody does. to move forward, you have to know you have people behind you that will go with you when you make the move, when you have your pit strategy, you can't be by yourself. you'll be three seconds slower a draft. have you to have drafting partners. we all want to win. tell me how that works. i don't know. rachel: it's a head scratcher. >> it's the world war i -- >> clear as a mud. >> we wish you the best of luck. appreciate you jumping on this morning. >> 22 car, take a look at it at talladega. >> it's almost 9:00 eastern time, here from talladega, 8:00 central. the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> all i do is win, win, win, no matter what, that was the south side band playing all i do is win, here at the final hour of "fox & friends" on this sunday

guest: that ended with matt dillon but that was exactly what he painted for us perfectly. in this primary of ohio, there are a whole bunch of different factors. she is also not one of the top candidates. that is going to allow whoever ends up with this nomination with a pretty small share of the vote. what is really important about that -- the next senator of ohio. we did see a democrat when the senate race in 2018. this time to run is going to have a much tougher challenge. he as a democratic incumbent. what we can see is a candidate who received support in the primary ending up -- i think we are going to see a much different senate. host: one of the republican candidates now and -- now endorsed by former president donald trump. current representative tim ryan, here are ads from both of those candidates. [video clip] >> are you a racist? do you hate mexicans? media calls us racist for wanting to build the wall. they censor us but it doesn't tell the truth. more illegal drugs and more democratic voters in this country. this issue is personal. i nearly lost my mother to the

quote, but we will do everything to help if there is just a tiny glimmer of hope critique, this is dillon showstopper believe and we do so hope that i will be a happy and to that story and many others like for now, that's all from focus on europe this time around. thanks for your company. good bye and chose, ah ah, ah, with who enters the conflicts own with sarah kelly? the world has been confronted with horrific images of atrocities against civilians, allegedly committed by russian forces in ukraine. we can find a car and then paul, good genocide, how should western allies respond? my guess i'm calling with foreign minister gabriella lance bag. he joined me on the line with 30 minutes w. 2 someone is pulling the plug, there's nothing you can do about it, a mysterious illness and. 2 it affects millions of people around the world. there is no cure, no. 2 trends no medication. the people being left behind and the crew reality of living with nice. yes. as in 75 minutes on d. w. o. a joy ride. fascinating worlds. into uncharted deb with our guides and know their way around with a strictly sci

may will lead on staffing the desk and dillon will be work as a backup and handling the report and kaitlyn will be provide on going support for as needed brick and mortar inquiries. cawed and that question in person. we also have a way of connecting our folks quickly -- from the permit center with anybody working up stair in our office or working remotely because you know we are continuing to work a hybrid sded. so they are excited. we'll be staffing 80. come in and say, hi. we are planning to be there on tuesdays and thursday's. 10 it none and 1 to 3 p.m. on a trial basis and we will get a sense of customer demands versus remote consultations which have been our mode of communication for a couple of years. we will keep you post federal we change the hours. a couple more updates the past weekend was exciting. i went out of town for a work conference and it is the one i have attended a couple years previously and my predecessor attended men years in a row. it is the hospitality institute's social city permit 2022 and this was the first summit post pandemic where we met in person. and as a r

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german and larissa says she feels this country has been very welcoming and knowing it's completely dillon palmer. the government has been very supportive, they've given us money, health insurance. they've helped us a lot. we don't feel like refugees. we have the same rights as germans. it's helped to make us feel like we have a 2nd home here in the nearly 2 months since the war began. many millions of people have fled ukraine. fewer than one in 10 of them has come to germany, making the sort of journey that millions of other refugees made in the last decade . when the people getting of trains in the big cities were mostly syrian. although the then german government said it could cope with their arrival, there were many problems. once they arrived, the 1st thing was, or that they had to stay in the master commendation follower sachi in the reception center. and that could last month, sometimes years before they found on bell and housing. so that was a huge challenge. and the 2nd is when they come with a family kits they have to go to school. so we're integrating them into school learning t

i'm sure it's fine for dillon. >> good evening.here are some people with their hands raised and we've already received some comments in the zoom chat. so i'm going to read the first one for the record. i have no more than two minutes allowed for each public comment. i'm going to do my best to read it as clearly as possible. i will read for two minutes and then unfortunately i will have to stop what i'm reading. so the first one's from viva tie concerning lost church's p.o.e.. in last documents the 2020 drawing of the floor plans clearly shows the construction in the corner space includes new bathrooms requiring both demolition and construction. subsequently in the application questionnaire signed by the applicant on december 8th, 2021, on page 6, under construction's last renovation, the question describe any construction renovation or other improvements for your premises and the timetable for completion, unquote. the applicant answers interior decoration unquote. the two related permits questions blank. this appears to be contradi

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the two i'm looking very forward to talk to seth dillon next hour.f babylon bee we will talk to him about that and elon musk becoming the largest shareholder of twitter. the babylon bee has been censored by 20 ohmic twitter so looking forward to getting the reaction on both sides. >> todd: conservative speakers on college campuses escalating at the university of buffalo. former congressman and gubernatorial candidate, allen west scheduled to speak on campus this week but some students on campus have been ripping down posters advertising the event and replacing them with calls to protest. he joins me now. good to see you, colonel. these children ripping down these posters always say everything is racist. but is it an attempt to silent ohmic silence you come i.e. from a black man? >> it is good to be with you, todd. yes, the hypocrisy is laughable but when you think about it it goes back to what joe biden said during 2020 election cycle. if you don't vote for me, you are black. so this is part of the mind-set that it defines everything about your ideol

. >> bill: seth dillon is here today. the ceo of babylon bee whose account was suspended by twitter. what does he think? we'll talk to him later today. >> dana: another fox news alert. setback for president biden's immigration policy. a federal judge temporarily blocks the administration from lifting title 42. that ruling came after the president met with the hispanic caucus. several members not on the same page about the border crisis. team coverage. we're ground zero at the chaos. mark meredith at the white house. in some ways it might help the administration. they can say the court decided. >> you're right. allows them to shift the blame a little bit. the white house is already doing that insisting it was the cdc deciding to lift title 42 because of a health policy. a number of republicans and high profile democrats think the white house should be thinking of the security and political ramifications over fears there could be another large surge of migrants crossing into the country. monday a federal judge in louisiana

seth dillon is the ceo of babylon bee and still locked out of twitter. seth, am i overstating this case? are we overstating the implications a free speech absolutist potentially taking over a platform like twitter? >> not at all. not at all. i mean, look, the guy, he wants to see free speech flourish, he wants to see people who can disagree with each other. i think he kind of defined free speech being if you are allowed to say things to people that don't like you and don't want to hear what you have to say if you are allowed to do that anyway, even if you don't like it or want to hear it, that's free speech. twitter has been clamping down on that a lot. their mission is to promote a diverse viewpoint platform. they are talking about how they in their mission statement how they want to represent a diverse range of viewpoints how they not barriers to free expression. and in practice, i mean we see barriers all over the place. their ideology is baked into the terms of service. if you don't agree with what they have to say, you get shut down for hate speech.

dillon, kenosha, south bend, denver.d in those shootings and more than 600 hurt. . >> now, this morning, a manhunt is under way for multiple gunmen after a party in pittsburgh cut short the life of two teenagers. mass shootings in south carolina and boston over the holiday weekend, leaving several people injured. cnn's shimon prokupecz is joining us now. it is an epidemic. and i think just looking at that we see the proportions of it. >> yet again, as you said, monday morning, here we are reporting on several incidents of shootings across this country. this morning we're reporting on three separate incidents nearly 40 people injured as a result of gunfire. one of those involved dozens of minors at a house party who some of them jumping out of windows to flee the gunfire. >> i have multiple shootings. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, a mass shooting at a short-term rental property. two 17-year-olds were killed. police say eight others wounded by the gunfire early sunday morning. . >> it's heartbreaking. here we are easter and

o joining me now is ami dillon, ceo of the center for american liberty halmet. the cdc believes this isel a lawful order well withinir their legal authority to protect public health.t? >> your response tonight ? well, laura , i think your introduction said it all really the cdc and the doj and the biden administration have really been all over the place on this issuelaceues and r issues having to do with public health. but specifically on this, i think judge mozelle methodically, completely destroyed every single one of their arguments, starting with that 80 year old law and whether the by the administration's invoked sanitation requirement jni realy fit the bill here. the court went through the definition of sanitation and determinedonon that it means cleaning. it does not mean forcing peoplee d a mask. and if it did mean forcing people to wear a mask would mean that the biden administrationmini has breathtakingly broad authority over wideutho parts of our live, which is contrary to federalism principles. we're all familiar with the osha mandate case and othere

there's a line of there is line of dillon that, you who live outside the law must be honest. on that quote, it sounds like he is riffing on that. that was a sentiment of people like and he is influenced by that outlaw, an outlaw tradition. you know? they're all billie the kids, you know? hunter used to call himself billie the kid, you know, operating in an outlaw situation. i think that's what he is riffing on there. >> we're all damaged and our own way. nobody's perfect. i think we're all somewhat screwy. every single one of us. you know, depp had a bad abusive father. and he grew up in kentucky and then florida and his mother was a waitress. and she tried to raise them. he got into a band called the kids. and became famous. he was unbelievably handsome and became a matinee idol when they still existed. and just a series of incredible films that people just adored. the pirates of caribbean with him as jack sparrow were the biggest ranking money movies of all time. but there is an old japanese adage, the nail that stands the tallest gets hammered down. and he got pretty tall.

with the three pointer booker had 41 tonight, but memphis with the dagger on their next possession, dillonof difficulty on this layup, plus the foul. brooks had 30 the grizzlies are win 1 22 to 1 14. but here's the stat. they are an incredible 20 and to their star player, john moran, so they just keep on winning do the grizzlies. alright the a's and giants both opened the regular season as you heard before the break one week from today. until then, we do have more highlights from the desert is at the white sox in glendale, arizona. that's kevin smith, cranking one to left with two on and the third off dallas cycle and the a's go up 52 next batter, sheldon noisy, absolutely crushes. the chi cool offering hits third homer of the spring. it's just a towering shot. i'm trying to see where it goes. i think it left the yard the pound out 19 hits, including four home runs. they went at 12 to 4. how about the giants? this was a single camera shoot not quite as clean as the a's highlights. alex cobb on the mound for the giants. he was solid cops striking out cool calhoun swing and then willie calho

they're out by dillon beach, san rafael and then napa. can see that heavier rain just south of their kind in the yellow areas. so there's some rain there widely scattered in the central bay and then nothing for the south. but yet the main event really is after midnight tonight as his system gets closer to us. um maybe an inch and a half inch and three quarters of rain in the marin county area, the watershed and then up around the santa cruz mountains as well, maybe an inch and a half, maybe two inches. so that's kind of good. i mean, that's exactly what we need to see. and then the rest of us by tomorrow lunchtime, we could be looking at a half inch or a quarter inch of rain and many parts of the bay area, so as you look at the temperatures outside, you can see generally, temperatures are in the fifties sixties mid sixties, temperatures are going to cool pretty quick as we go through. the next couple of hours is just cooler weather system moves in and you kind of see it coming together here just caught up with that prefrontal deal and it'

and with dillon brooks providing that three point dagger with 1 17 to go the grizzlies outscored the timberwolves by 25 in the fourth quarter, and they went and going away one. oh 4 95. memphis takes a 21 lead in that series. 49ers self proclaimed. why'd back oh, samuel isn't budging on his desire to get traded this, according to espn reporter jeff darlington, who says he spoke with samuel by phone. in contrast, according to darlington, the 49ers really want samuel on their team and are trying hard to keep them money is the obvious, most likely holed up. but there are also reports that samuel wants to play closer to his home in south carolina. bottom line. none of us really know how this will play out. but this morning are frank mallicoat asked 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo to weigh in on the situation. what do you do lately? no i e i you know, that's it's a weird situation with the balmy it's gonna work itself out. the guy has earned everything they deserves my age going to get what he does on the field. he does off the field just so it's hard to describe. it's hard to find a gu

who he worships up when he was younger kind of recognized him how many of his songs have you heard dillons? yeah. oh every single one every single and i've heard it hurt it over and over and over again. so you assessively yeah. oh, yeah. no, it's how many times my life? and well, he's probably has you know, the i i probably know by heart 300 of his songs, you know them by heart. how do you do that strum guitar and know the you know, a lot of the songs are just you know, you know, i might forget a lyric or something, but it's just dna and g and you know, it's it's you remember a lot of language. i the words and the phrasing his ability to trades word he can draw out of valve or you know, it's just a remarkable artist and it's not me. i mean he won the nobel prize for literature recognized around the world for a unique unique gift of taking american street culture blues jazz. um tammany, i'm sorry, you know like vaudeville, he could take it all and put it into something that's his own. so in many ways he could be at times like robert rauschenberg painter where you're taking objects of everyd

so we thought for brand new episode tucker carlson did we speak toth the ceo ofe babyl, the seth dillonabout how he started running a humor site and wound up as a champion forof free speech? >> and we were glad we did because it was a great conversation. here's part of it. imp why do you think it's important that comedy exists? well, i think for the reason that you gave speaking truth. right. one of the things that , you know, we get factnd checked all the time and our h jokes are rated false r. e and the funny thing is like ourt jokes are some of the few jokes out there right now that still contain a hint of truth to them. yeah. so rooted in reality. r well, that's why they're funny, right?ea that's why they're funny. you hit a you know, the saying there's a grain of truth in every joke ore it's funnyason because it's true . yeah. there's a reason that those are sayings and the reason iso because your joke has toth be tethered to the real world. it has to be rooted in realityy or it's not going to be funny. it's not going to land. and i thinknk we're doing that . i think we're making j

the paper's editor, david dillon, says it should be up to journalists to decide what they report.we can cross live to westminster and our chief political correspondent adam fleming: the meeting was going to happen, what has changed? they have written today that they had initially accepted this invitation to speak to the house of commons speaker but they changed their mind for two reasons, the said public comments have been made about the case and the reporting so they say they would not get a fair hearing and secondly, the newspaper claims that three further conservative mps have come forward to the conservative party to corroborate the original story. no word yet from the conservative whips whether that is the case, but those are the two reasons being given publicly by the management of the newspaper about why they are not going to have the meeting. what newspaper about why they are not going to have the meeting. what was the seaker going to have the meeting. what was the speaker intending _ going to have the meeting. what was the speaker intending to _ going to have the meeting.

may will lead on staffing the desk and dillon will be work as a backup and handling the report and kaitlynl be provide on going support for as needed brick and mortar inquiries. cawed and that question in person. we also have a way of connecting our folks quickly -- from the permit center with anybody working up stair in our office or working remotely because you know we are continuing to work a hybrid sded. so they are excited. we'll be staffing 80. come in and say, hi. we are planning to be there on tuesdays and thursday's. 10 it none and 1 to 3 p.m. on a trial basis and we will get a sense of customer demands versus remote consultations which have been our mode of communication for a couple of years. we will keep you post federal we change the hours. a couple more updates the past weekend was exciting. i went out of town for a work conference and it is the one i have attended a couple years previously and my predecessor attended men years in a row. it is the hospitality institute's social city permit 2022 and this was the first summit post pandemic where we met in person. and as a remie

lizzie, will, ryan, joe, nate, ivy and dillon. incidentally, dillon made a special stop at the university of cumberland in kentucky on the way back to sign a letter of intent to run track for them next year. but these students worked in a large distribution center helping hundreds of residents per day who were seeking food and other household supplies. the students also spent time working alongside contractors who were rebuilding the many buildings devastated by the storm. their tireless efforts on behalf of those whom they had never met is a beautiful example of selfless service. the 22nd district is so incredibly honored to have these excellent students representing us and showing how willing our community is to help people in their greatest time of need. i thank them for their tremendous service to our community and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate house democrats' effort to pass -- the speaker pro tempore: without o

dillon has everything you need to know about the unseasonal weather. >>> royal holiday. prince william and kate step out in their sunday best to celebrate easter. but the queen lays low just days before her 96th birthday. and prince harry. >> meghan markle kicking off the invictus games. we've got it all covered. >>> irs facing a massive staffing shortage and bag lock of returns still piling up from last year. just ahead the government's 11th hour hiring spree. will it help you get your refund asap? >>> those stories plus wicked fast. some of the greatest athletes in the world lacing up their shoes for the boston marathon this morning, as the iconic event returns to its traditional springtime start. today monday, april 18, 2022. ♪♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today," it is good have you with us on a monday morning. hoda is off. craig is we me. did you have a good holiday. >> great holiday. >> lot of hunting. >> lot of egg hunts. >> moufs yours? wonderful th

the paper's editor david dillon said journalists should decide what to report.s, claiming that angela rayner the deputy leader of the labour party had a tactic to distract boris johnson the labour party had a tactic to distract borisjohnson in the commons, that meant she crossed and uncrossed her legs and it was widely condemned from across the political spectrum, the prime minister himself saying it was sexist and the speaker of the commons so lindsey hoyle called in the editor of the mail on sunday for a meeting about this piece. that made some people slightly uncomfortable, the idea of the speaker getting involved in what was printed in a newspaper. individual depressed but he wanted a plea for the impact these attackers could have on mps on the families what we know the mail on sunday have said no to that meeting, letter from their editor today saying journalists must be free to report what they are told by mps about conversations which take place in the house of commons. however unpalatable they may be. that meeting is not going to take place. angela rayner

babylon ceo seth dillon said elon musk reached out to confirm babylon had been suspended.hat. listen to what he has to say. >> i was not expecting this movement, this type of possible solution to the problem of free speech, we might wait for congress or the courts to get involved, twitter said it is the employees themselves who control the terms of service, not the board. and get a little bit more aggressive and what he's trying to do. ashley: we will see what happens but dylan says the greatest accomplishment on twitter is not going viral or building a huge following or getting verified. he says it is getting band for saying something true, tongue in cheek. stuart: twitter stock has surged since musk revealed his steak and twitter. he is a board member, the extent of his influence remains up in the air. kelly o'grady has the story. elon took a poll asking of twitter users, you want an edit button, 70% said yes. do you think twitter will add an edit button to the program? >> i personally love it since i could use the feature. they will be testing it soon as part of the twi

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the win by the way, chastain's second cup series victory both of the season and his career, austin dillon, the watermelon was smashed. stuart: how many times have you met an eighth generation farmer in florida? they don't grow on trees you know. ashley: that's amazing, it be a big tree. stuart: on a related note, the new fox business prime show is called "my dream car" and it debuts tonight, 9:00 eastern. the show takes a classic car which is then restored in secret by a friend or family member. here is a preview, roll it, please. >> i seen this undercover. i want to go up and rip it off myself. >> let's see it. >> we can do that, brian, you ready? >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> is this the right color red? >> this is the right color. stuart: well here with me now is the host of "my dream car" danielle trotter, who joins us here in new york. have i got this right? you find an old car, kind of beaten up, and you find relatives who want to restore it for mom and dad or grandparents that's what you do? >> that's basically the premise , yeah, it's pretty cool. i feel like parents have these cars

seth dillon from the babylon bee is here. it's going to be a fun show. invariably, there is something left in the strainer. what do i do? hitting it against the garbage can. i go back to the sink and i wanted out. it's not going back down the drain. >> can i give you the honest to try yourself? >> in the middle. it is stripping a little bit. >> give it a tab there. >> if i were to guess if i turn this thing over i will see a bunch. >> we will see. >> ainsley: one lucky entrepreneur will win $1 billion. joining us now, hey, you are the perfect person to host this show. it is called "billion-dollar idea per tell us about the show. >> it is my search for the next big idea. more importantly, the entrepreneur behind the idea. it's important as the idea itself. i go to 15 cities. i see 15 different entrepreneurs and literally knock on their door. they meet me for the first time and invite me into their basement to show me their idea. i get to know the idea in the entrepreneur. i get to know the family. that support system comes with you on this journey. we nar

i'm dillon favors from district six and it's, yeah, the this board has approved to committing to mission. it's already against the law not really enforced to cut through golden gate park in your car. people were saying it's undemocratic, it's very democratic time and time again and we need to cut back on cars and keep pedestrians safer. and to those in the park saying it's just pushing cars somewhere else. yeah. that's a problem too. we need to be creating car-free spaces all throughout the city to minimize cars to increasing funding and access for public transit. we open jfk to cars would impact the 44 bus lanes there accessibility in the park -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller. >> caller: hello board of supervisors. my name is sarah barnes and i live in sunny side and i'm a district seven resident. i'm sitting here with my infant son and we're just calling to say that we support mayor breed's ordinance and we love car-free jfk. my son kelvin is an avid user of the park. and we love going there and before i had kelvin, i would use that to commute to ka

pierce county sheriff's deputy dom calata, who leaves behind his wife, erin, his darling preschooler, dillonm's partner in duty spoke at the funeral and he was critically injured at the same time but thankfully survived and will make a full recovery. back in 2019 when i was first sworn into office, a deputy sheriff, ryan thompson, was also killed while serving his community. every day police officers put themselves in danger to keep our communities safe. and every day they and their families face the risk that they might not make it home to their loved ones. this is why it has been such a priority of mine to meet with police officers and police chiefs to thank them for their work and to learn how i can help support them and keep them and their communities safe. i've heard from many of my constituents about rising crime rates in our district, including these hostilities toward police officers. everyone, everyone deserves to feel safe in their community. that's why i voted to increase funding for local law enforcement a few weeks ago and why i will continue to push for funding to make sure law