when can we see pro-soccer in jacksonville. >> pro-soccer in jacksonville will launch in 2025.m is not named yet because community. right now it's jacks usl. >> brian: not bad. only guy wearing a scarf here. back with governor ron desantis don't move. fox on the road and in the studio ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as you can tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health back. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. ♪ >> lawrence: florida governor ron desantis is putting an en

. >> jacksonville teacher, andrea phillips, specializes in helping third graders that struggle to readat represent my students, i can't get them interested in books. here's my book prison. >> two weeks ago as the state celebrated literacy week, beg r until all books to be vetted and we needed to be sure we were in compliance with the state laws. >> the public schools including in jacksonville will conduct a formal review of all books. while that review is ongoing, classrooms and school libraries look like this. under florida's law beginning this year, school books have to be reviewed by a media specialists to ensure they are free of pornography or certain race-based teachings from k kindergarten to third grade, they must be free of sexual orientation or gender identity. >> they come for teachers over math and over books, and teachers have been called groomers. >> desantis passed laws that say they empower parents. >> floridians want our school systems to be about educating kids, not indoctrinating them. >> there's a boy that likes a boy in the series. >> and stephanie walter is his mot

i will be in jacksonville tuesday at the metro diner. >> ainsley: you love jacksonville. >> steve: anders. >> brian: and bridges. i like that bridge that brings you to the jacksonville jaguar stadium where they pulled off the biggest comeback i think in nfl history. could you look it up? , down 27-0 halftime. >> ainsley: what's your favorite part about jacksonville because you spend a lot of time. >> there the beaches. first beach to open up after the pandemic. they let two people walk by themselves on the beach. remember we were living on the edge at that point. >> steve: i would have said the people. because you know a lot of people down there. >> ainsley: they are very nice. >> brian: migrate radio affiliate. >> steve: people can talk to you beaches can't. >> ainsley: coca-cola. >> steve: they are in atlanta. >> ainsley: they have a big facility. one of my friends worked there and moved to neptune beach. >> brian: whoever invented tab stay in rather than extra tab that you pull off. coke pull off the tab and what do die with the tab. people used to chuck it. >> ainsley: we used to r

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: you are looking at jacksonville, florida, where the sunp already. one end of the slushy mess mess, ainsley. brian is having breakfast with friends. >> ainsley: is not too far away. [cheers and applause] at a diner called the metro diner. and he used to live there his wife right down the street, hey, brian. [chanting: usa] >> film xp when they are pumped up and they love the country. when the sun came up, these guys are hitting their peak. by lunch time, they should be out of control but i'm keeping them somewhat under wraps but big final hour and of course we have governor desantis and tom cotton. for people here when you mention leonard skinner jacksonville, johnny van zant here, that is like the messiah coming down. so he will be here shortly. that is going to be great. and of course, we will be talking diner's and the living 40 miles north of the border thk about what's going on with the election and everything else biggest story in florida is central florida and what's going on with disney, lawrence? >> lawrence: that is exactly right,

there is a pushback from the older members who like jacksonville the way it is. the next nashville. this could be the next austin all we need is a city council and a group of individual who are willing to make it happen and, of course, we need to keep those w's in the win column next year and the season after that. >> brian: down 27-0 they come back and beat the chargers which was pretty amazing. >> i was there. you were there you had better seats. >> brian: let's go meet the people. [cheers] >> brian: this is brad scott, how long have you been in the construction business? >> 40 years. >> brian: can you tell me how this place has grown over the last few years. last decade? >> take this off or leave it on? how do you explain it. >> well, it's a great place to live and everybody is moving to florida from what i hear. >> brian: people are coming down and building. probably 201 was the best year to come down? >> yes. great year. it's gotten a little crowded now. i will give you an example. back a year or two back when the lumber price wases going crazy. >> brian: ri

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to that emergen cy a flight from jacksonville, florida to washington, d.c. a passenger pilots making that emergency landing in north carolina and law enforcement waiting when that plane arrived. abc's gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, an american eagle flight traveling from jacksonville to the nation's capital forced to land in raleigh-durham after an urgent message from air traffic control. a passenger allegedly trying to get into the cockpit. >> subject is currently loose in the cabin, loose in the cabin, and he has tried to breach the cockpit. he's being somewhat restrained by the flight crew and other passengers.the plane and restran this guy. >> reporter: you can hear the drama unfolding. >> i gather the subject is not in flex cuffs, is that correct? >> correct. loose in the cabin. >> reporter: our abc station wtvd reporting crew members were able to restrain the passenger. >> a long gun crew is going to be on the outside, end of the aircraft. they'll be standing by. >> reporter: and, david, if charged with interfering with the flight c

. >> reporter: jacksonville teacher andrea phillips specializes in helping third-graders who struggle without a diverse variety of books that represent my students, i can't get them interested in books. here's my book prison. >> reporter: in january as the state celebrated literacy week in schools phillips says she was told to pack up her classroom library. >> we were being directed until all books could be vetted and we could be sure that we were in compliance with the state laws. >> reporter: duval county public schools, which includes jacksonville, said it would conduct a formal review of all books. while that review is ongoing, classrooms and school libraries look like this. under florida's hb-1467 law beginning this year school books have to be reviewed by a media specialist who ensure they're free of pornography or certain race-based teachings. from kindergarten to third grade the books must be free of instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity. the school district reminded educators violating parts of the law could lead teachers to be charged with a felony. >> they'v

>> they were saying american pain moved to jacksonville. >> so i decided to call the number, and i said, hey, i'm looking for derek from the pain clinic. yeah, that's me. what do you look like, man? he said, yeah, i'm a big guy with the tattoos and stuff. i said, man, i don't know what the [bleep] is going on, buddy, but that's me. why are you pretending to be me? what the [bleep] is going on here? chris looked up the address, looked up the corporation, and one of the owners was pete tendale. and the other owner was zach rose. >> i'm watching all these patients drive from out of state. they're coming all the way to palm beach, fort lauderdale, miami. and i thought, why don't i just open one right in jacksonville? that's the first city you come to when you come across a state line that can save six or seven hours of drive time. everyone was using billboards, or they'd pay referral fees, or they'd give out gas cards to get people to come to their clinics. and i thought, the mri is the key to all this. pete had at least 50,000 people that had

. >>> varias partes de la regiÓn sufren las consecuencias de la tormenta como jacksonville y minnesotaa caÍda de ramas congeladas. en otros estados se registrar temperaturas cÁlidas en pleno invierno. >>> fenÓmenos climÁticos que van de un extremo a otro, eso viven millones de personas de costa a costa. un sistema invernal afecta al norte del paÍs. >>> en cualquier dÍa uno tiene las tres cosas, como viento, nieve. >>> al otro lado del paÍs el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa emitiÓ un aviso de ventisca para el sur de california. en la costa este del paÍs, este jueves se sintieron temperaturas cÁlidas, un dÍa de verano en pleno invierno. en washington dc la temperatura sobrepasÓ los 80 grados fahrenheit rompiendo rÉcord para el mes de febrero. miles de vuelos fueron cancelados y miles estÁn sin electricidad lo que causÓ un impacto en muchos dueÑos de negocios. >>> perdimos mucha mercancÍa por esto. >>> a pesar de la tormenta el invierno de este aÑo sigue siendo unos de los menos frÍos de los Últimos tiempos. >>> tiene sus contrastes todo esto, usted es nuestros ojos de lo que pasa en l

♪ >> there you go, jacksonville, florida, nicer there in terms of weather.hanks to everyone for making this possible at the super bowl. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: great show. good morning, everybody. american skies under siege. everybody asking what is going on up there? the u.s. military shooting down three unidentified object in the span of three days. president biden has yet to say a word about it. since friday fighter jets taking out objects over alaska, canada and michigan. the white house under growing pressure to explain why. will that explanation come today? we wait for that. it all follows the downed chinese spy flight. much more on the story throughout the next two hours. first there is this. >> going to throw it as far as his arm can take it. well short. the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii! >> bill: stunning finish to this game. the league wins again. super bowl lvii, kansas city chiefs defeat the philadelphia eagles in what turned out to be an absolute stunner of a game here in glendale, arizona. good morning. split show today for

correspondent molly line is live tonight in jacksonville, florida. >> today is the day we have prayedg widow of a young microsoft executive calling for justice as the man charged with conspiracy to commit murder, second degree murder and child abuse in the death of her husband faces a judge. 33-year-old jared bridegan was ambushed and gunned down in jacksonville beach, florida. prosecutors allege 61-year-old henry tenet worked with at least one accomplice in the weeks leading up to the killing february 16th, 2022 though investigators have made no other arrests. bridegan had just dropped his twins from his first marriage off at his ex-wife's house and was heading home with his 2-year-old daughter when he came upon a tire in the road. investigator say when he attempted to move the tire, he was shot multiple times. his daughter witnessing the attack still strapped in her car seat. kirsten bridegan was home with the couple's infant daughter at the time now raising the daughters alone she appealed directly to the accused killer. henry, if you get to hear this please choose now to do the ri

that was good. >> i'm going to tell you something, my wife passed jacksonville 25 minutes ago. she's on her way to florida and we can't wait to go back to the u. what a school. what's happening >> caller: that's awesome. okay my question, i'm wondering how you feel about this. i'm wondering how you feel about united health group, unh >> unh is out of favor now had a great quarter. i really -- i like human that more it goes down every day they all can't go up at once but human that and unh had great quarters and that matters because i'm playing a long game, not the short game in this enir vvironment i want buybacks, real dividends, ideally both and i can't feel comfortable recommending anything without them unless the multiple is so low on earnings on "mad money" tonight, despite reporting a mixed quarter, linde stock jumped higher. what i went through in the first ten seconds of the block that's okay. that's what i do i'll discuss with the ceo. activism versus take two i'm running through reports revealing the player that is headed in the right direction and chipotle they repor

turn them and it happened this afternoon in jacksonville, florida. what will also be done time in a nightclub turned daily people like a 1st responders in bakersfield, a what appears to be a domestic related murder, one active shooter right now. no one your child early birthday party, 5 people with been shot hot yoga class was violently interrupted an employee of our to avoid gunfire off your shot. we ask for you and your family tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casually. it's not even like you even hear the shock and our voices anymore. i mean, which is a sad statement. another sell a day. we've all been working so hard for the mid term elections, a voter that sounds like we've called over 1200 numbers, trying to make sure that everyone knows what today's and making sure that they get out and use their vote. a great day. voter today is really for the past 8 months have been training for the marathon and this is the starting line. and if the people we put into our now don't work for us and don't rep

host: diane in jacksonville, republican. caller: good morning.ust want to ask the gentleman -- i live here in florida, where mike governor has made me as a black person feel like i don't belong. even though i am a republican. i'd like to know why they keep saying critical race theory is being taught in the schools. it is not. i worked and retired from the school board for 20 some years, and not once did we teach anything resembling critical race theory in the schools. to me, i respect your guests, but he is putting out so much negativity about what is going on, in our government. this government makes people more divided. everything he is saying went on in every administration. this is nothing new under the biden administration. host: thank you, caller. guest: i love the spirit of the caller. an individual in schools for 20 years may not see what we are seeing currently. the mother was a first-rate schoolteacher for many years. she taught kids how to read. the notion of crt would be totally foreign to her. that is something that is new and has co

this unfolding story, a mass shooting at an e gaming turn of and it happened this afternoon in jacksonville, florida. what we'll almost be done time at a nightclub turn day. people like one with the 1st responders in bakersfield, a what appears to be a domestic related murder, an active shooter. right now we've got a one year old shylie early birthday party, 5 people and then shot hot yoga class was violently interrupted, an employee hitting the wire to avoid gunfire. off shot we ask for any routing or family tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania authorities are reporting multiple casually. it's not even like you even hear the shock and our voices anymore. you know, and i mean, which is a sad statement. another a day. we've all been working so hard for the midterm elections, a bunch voters that make sense that sounds like we've called over 1200 numbers, trying to make sure that everyone knows what today is and making sure that they get out and use their vote. a voter today like is really the past 8 months have been training for this marathon and this is a starting point. and if

host: let's hear from gary in jacksonville, florida.e talking about the water crisis in the western states with congressman and farmer doug lamalfa. caller: good morning. if you want to play the issues of the borders on president biden we relay all the mass shooting deaths. secondly the ppp loans, let's address that. you're worried about censorship. we live here in florida. someone banning jd salinger a classic like that wanting to control studies done in college, ron desantis, let's have a real discussion about censorship. host: a phone call left over from our previous conversations about republican investigations in the house. do you have a reaction to that? caller: i don't think -- guest: i don't think we need to censor books of the college level it should be wide open. it seems like the censorship is happening on the internet with conservative talk expressing their opinions. we saw that with twitter interviews yesterday in congress. so it goes both ways on that. but the garbage that young kids are being subjected to in school, that

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his interest in lincoln that and from discovered douglass, whose connection to his hometown of jacksonville, illinois, inspired him to take on douglass as a biographical subject. his first book, stephen a douglas the political apprenticeship, 1833 to 1843, received the illinois state historical society annual award for scholarship, and graham earned his bachelor's degree in english at illinois college in jacksonville and his master's degree from the university city of kansas at lawrence, a city with additional ties to douglass and lincoln. through the turmoil produced by link by douglass's kansas nebraska act of 1854 and graham worked as the statehouse reporter for the illinois state register before embarking on a career in public relations and working for an illinois utility company. he also served as the executive director of the historical society of quincy and adams county. jay matthew gallman is a professor of history at the university of florida, where he teaches courses in the civil war era 19th century america and american women's history. he is the author of numerous books, includi

i grew up in florida and jacksonville with two parents in thehe home and they taught me to be respectfularents teachpe their children to be respectful. i heard your earlier segment talking about just a general lack of respect. and then to get back to respecting each other so let me say this. that may be something to different people that nobody deserves to be beaten to death by a police officer. i did the job and dog on it. i love the men and women who do the job. that we send a message that everybody counts and everybody is accountable i'm sure he reviewed the same video that i did and lord knows i cannot find anything tyree nichols said or did that shows a level of disrespect to the officers. officers are trained and going back for de-escalation is very important that we wanted to be a national standard. as a matter of fact the only person on the scene to listen and watch trying to de-escalate was tyree nichols. >>caller: good morning. i have an uncle was a police officer with the new york state trooper. and about ten or 15 years ago i felt that police did not deserve my respect. i was

an angry passenger force to jacksonville to washington, d. c flight to make an emergency landing. she didn't get free drinks on the american airlines jet. authorities say she tried to break into the cockpit. she was arrested after the flight was diverted to north carolina. the dole food company confirms it's been hit by a ransomware attack affecting operations across the country. don't reportedly informed grocery stores about the attack, which could explain shortages of dole lettuce and salad products. the company has been working with cyber security experts to resolve the issue now to a cold case murder dating back five decades. investigators have now cracked the case. thanks to a cigarette butt. abc is lionel ye's explains this morning, a cold case solved in burlington, vermont, more than 50. years later, for 50 years, they have waited for justice read his parents died waiting for it. police now know who killed 24 year old rita curran back in 1971, the young teacher was murdered just two weeks after moving out of her parents' home into an apartment. current died by strangulation

their first performance of the johnson brothers' song took place in 1900 in jacksonville, florida.time james was the principal of the segregated stanton school. it was the voices of 500 school children who lifted his song to new heights during a black history celebration event. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ >> reporter: nowadays you'll often hear "lift every voice" performed before major events in the black community and just like "the star spangled banner" is sung before a sporting event the black national anthem is often a staple among hbcus and black college culture. in the world of pop culture beyonce performed the song during her hbcu themed coachella show in 2018 and in the summer of 2020 following the killing of george floyd other major sports leagues like the nfl and mlb played the black national anthem before select games. its meaning goes deeper than just a performance. for many black americans and institutions the lyrics of johnson's original poem represented hope and liberty in a time of great change in the united states. because of that, it has become a source of stren

. >> host: let's hear from gary first in jacksonville, florida, democratic college. we are talking about the water crisis situation in thehe westen states with congressman and farmer doug lamalfa. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i have three issues. if you want to lay the fentanyl death at the board on president biden that i want to lay all about shooting death on republicans have rescinded the assault weapons ban. secondly, the ppp loans that marjorie taylor green, matt gaetz cut et cetera. let's address that. the third is you were worried about censorship. we have here in florida books that were banned by j. d. salinger, classic like that and they want to control the studies that were are done in african-american studies in college your ron desantis, governor of florida.an let's have a real about censorship. >> host:: that was a phone call i think left over from previous conversations about republican investigations in the house. do you have a reaction to that? >> guest: he had a lot of things come for example, i don't think we need to censor books at the colleg

. >> all right, let's hear from gary, he's in jacksonville, florida. democratic collard, gary, we are talking about the water crisis situation in western states with congressman and farmer doug lamalfa. >> good morning, senator mott, i have a few issues. -- mass shooting that's on the republicans that were rescinded, the assault weapons ban. second, the ppp loans that marjorie taylor greene got -- let's address that. in the four, this you worried about censorship. we have here in florida books that were banned by -- j.d. challenger, stuff like that. they want to control what studies are done, after american studies and college, desantis, governor of florida, let's evolution about censorship. >> congressman, there was a phone call left over from our previous conversations about republican investigations in the house. do you have a reaction to that? >> well, he had a lot of things on there. so, for example, i don't think we need to censor books at the college level. it should be wide open. everything ought to be available to college aged kids. it seems l

the tiktok founder has a big announcement and tuesday i will be having breakfast with friends in jacksonvillele, instagram and facebook. you looked at the tv guide before you came out here. "unfiltered" with dan bongino. >> i get you all messed up. brian: he's a strong guy. let' >> he gets to wear a t-shirt. >> we headed toward world war 3 just as biden visited ukraine, there were signs of russia and china cozying up together. i am not talking about red dawn scenarios. masks don't work, natural immunity to covid is suddenly cool now. who knew? pretty muc

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eastern warmth returns, 59 in boston. 83 in jacksonville, south florida will feel warm, frain boston and bump up temperatures next week. incredible for february. here are potential record highs for scranton, pennsylvania, 83, orlando 87. amazing, the west is still feeling cold, i'll show you in a second. 61 in new york, 47 on saturday and back up into the 50s above average next week. we'll see the cold return across the northern plains and the west next week. there are your forecast high single digits here, we have not gotten out of winter across the west. you see snow potential sunday through wednesday, heavy to very heavy snow, especially in the mountains, the tale of twoen sas for east and west coast. foxweather.com for the details. over to you. >> ashley: mayor eric adams refusing to support $1 billion proposal to fund charter schools in the big apple, he spent same money to pay for food, housing and transportation for illegal migrants. the president of the alliance joins me now. you heard it right there. two-thirds of new york city parents support this idea of charter schools, w

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. >> ashley: a forensics expert and distinguished scholar of applied forensics jacksonville state universityns us now. thank you so much for being here, joseph. today the headline on "the new york post," "how to get away with murdaugh! do you think you will get off by what he to make you hurt yesterday? >> i think it will be very difficult. i'm not taking that there have not been mistakes made along the way. however, the fact that prosecution has taken this path in his cross-examination, it is very powerful as well. you can see murdaugh beginning to squirm. because they went over information regarding this financial. and murdaugh wanted to come i don't know, get away from that as he quickly and possibly could and if he could [bleep] it, the homicides of his wife and what surrounded his wife and son and what surrounded those events at night. the prosecution is looking at this as an opportunity to show a long history of liens, if you are lying about that, you are lying about the fact that you killed your wife and son. >> todd: s such an interesting approach from the defense to try to draw the

army training refused to participate in shows with segregated mission died before a big show in jacksonville, florida to encourage and inspire women black ammens reach demonstrators america celebrating aviator betsy coleman. . . >> welcome back. good wednesday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, february 1, your top stories 8:01 a.m. on east coast, fed day first trading definite a new month futures indicating a decline start of trading, the dow industrials down about 128 points right now the s&p and nasdaq down fractions as we await an announcement from federal reserve, amidst more earnings news to report, central banks ready to make first policy announcements 2023 with fed expected to raise rates this afternoon, by a quarter of a point, 25 basis points, later today jay powell to speak 2:30 earn time this afternoon bank of england yufrn central bank out with their decisions tomorrow morning earnings news peloton beat revenue missed on earnings per share the stock this morning is rallying, peloton shares off highest levels nonetheless

there was a projection in jacksonville, florida, on the side of a building, saying kanye was right, meaninghe jews. and a molotov cocktail at a synagogue john 29th. emma, you see this as part of a larger piece, with the resurgence of white nationalism. >> certainly. as a jewish person, you grow up saying that anti-semitism is foreign and far away in time and place. the hear the words, welcome to being a jew in georgia is terrifying. it's important that we step back and understand the broader phenomenon that's contributing to this. anti-semitism is part and parcel in part of a white nationalist movement. there's extensive research, that seventh semitism is fueled by the growth of this group that's been emboldened in recent years. there's a hate crime that occurred every hour in the u.s. there's been a 100% growth of hate groups in the last 20 years in the country. when we see the visible ma manifestation of hatred against jews, what is going on with white supremacy at large. >> it feels overwhelming. just in the united states, this must be daunting. we saw this creep up a few years ago with

to jacksonville, florida, are watching winter around the c country while basking in the sun. cnn, california. >>> it's been almost three weeks since ohio suffered a toxic train derailment. president biden is making no plans to visit the site. his reasoning after the break. plus back on the stand, cons fesses to stealing millions of dollars to feed a drug addiction and lying about his alibi. can he convince the jury he didn't murder his wife and son. we'll have the latest on the trial just ahead. stay with us. dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizablele scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the markeket with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪..by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're red of staring down your co

to jacksonville florida are watching winter around the country while basking in the sun.>> still ahead, you could call it an on-screen oops. jeanne moos will have the story of the drama that got a little too real. >>> cnn's sister network, hbo, is taking some ribbing for a mistake fans of a hit show spotted in a recent episode. some are comparing it to the time a coffee cup was left in a scene from g"game of thrones." cnn's jeanne moos reports on this latest blooper. >> reporter: two of its star-crossed stars crossing a snow-covered bridge. a stark, beautiful scene from the hbo hit series "the last of us." but fans couldn't wait to be the first of us to spot a flop. >> you see the whole film crew right here. >> reporter: they couldn't resist zooming in on the apparent crew members, not just one but two groups. did someone get their signals crossed? >> go east. >> fans jokingly tried to fit the crew members into the show's plot. >> these people here are zombies filming. >> reporter: another admirer tweeted at one of the creators, brilliant episode. something you might want

. >> kat: [laughs] >> jeff: i was just in jacksonville, i saw two homeless guys on the meth bang each now dogs can't stick their heads -- >> kat: get a dog into the mix! >> jeff: this is their favorite thing to do, this is so unfair to dogs. >> kat: judge, you have your poodles and you take them with you. what do you do when you travel with them? >> jeanine: first of all, i'd be arrested, because i have a convertible and i have the three of them in the convertible. they would arrest me. he put the top down, he put goggles on them, and you go. i'm reading the law now. if the bill passes and it's violated, a provision would allow courts to ban ownership of animals for offenders. you're not taking my dog away from me! who the hell are you? i get the thing about mitt romney. >> kat: i agree! people say it's not that big of a deal. it is to me! if you ever took a photo of you in a convertible with the dogs in the back, i would buy at least an eight by ten. >> jeanine: you want one? >> i do ! i think you should trust that people know their own dogs. if your drawing on a country road, that's

eastern time for a chance to be featured on the show, tonight we have mark he is in beautiful jacksonvillea. mark how are you? would you like and what did you not like? feel free to unload. >> thank you sean, so nice to suggest real quick, can you and your guest stop calling joe biden a president whenever you refer to him? i was only thing go back to calling him president sippy cup. because he is actually earned that title, and calling him a president after all that he has done to wreck our country, and being the beneficiary of a rigged election. it is not deserve to hold that title and i just want to bring that to your attention. >> sean: he is the current president of the united states, that is his title, do i think he is qualified? no. do you think he knows what day of the week it is? not really. i think we been really aggressive pointing that out, i've come to stop the sippy cup, i'll tell you i stopped it, because honestly at a point it was funny i thought and that it was getting so serious these cognitive gaps that he are so bad but i begin way for the sake of the country and i remai

vicki in jacksonville says is biden going to take all the gas stoves away in ohio?than that. tom, spotswood, new jersey, my granddaughter let go of the helium filled valentine's day balloon. i hope it doesn't set off a national emergency. mark from gear, south carolina, if it flies it dies. kind of like your eagles. too soon? i told you i need add few more days. needed a few more dais. that was a cheap shot. that was done by one of the producers that had the hiccups. anthony from san diego, i for one am worried about senator feinstein's chinese chauffeur. maybe he can drive her. ed from bethel, maine, you said they outfoxed joe. don't give them too much credit, a third grader could outfox joe. president bam was right saying not to underestimate president biden's ability to mess up joe. that was the only thing barack obama was right about. damien, i was going to take my wife on a romantic hot air balloon ride tonight and probably best i don't. any suggestion on what i should do now? i would go with the spicey chicken sandwich. we have lemarca from the control room, w