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matt and james patterson, thank you. cnn host don lemon still on ice.mments about nikki haley's age getting him been muched by the network. the president and his transportation secretary getting slammed for their handling of the toxic train wreck in east palestine, ohio. >> we should buttigieg and the president and every official involved breathing the same air, staying in the hotels. visiting people's homes. >> the president and mayor pete still yet to visit the train derailment disaster area. what will it take to get them on the ground? joe concha in "focus" next. so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. we al

joining us now the authors, james patterson and matt eversman. great to see you both. book. james, i'm a big fan, read so much of your work. your book is out today. tell us about this book and is this different than what you've written in the past in terms of fiction? >> i think this is most important -- i write about cops a loss, alex cross and michael bennett but this is the real deal. if people want to -- you want to understand memphis, you want to understand minneapolis, you want to understand what's going on in new york city, this does it for you. you will really understand the police better than you ever have, i believe and matt believes that too, right? >> i do. maria: so this is all based on real stories, then, james? >> yeah, matt. >> yeah, maria, i spent a good part of a year interviewing law enforcement officers, east to west, north to saw, big, little, everything in between to get the stories. i turned them over to jim, let him work the magic. they're as truthful and honest and accurate a story about policing as you can get. >> matt was an army ranger for 2

it is based off of this book right there james patterson's book, the coauthor is matt and they both joinou. >> good morning. >> good morning. you know, last night i spent a sleepless night, honestly, from 3:30 to 5:30 whirring i would not be able to communicate the importance of this book in 5 minutes and i watch you guys every morning and i see you getting angry because you can't get out the truth in this book gets at the truth about police and cops. it really gets it. >> ainsley: it is a beautiful book. >> that is why we are here and thank you f for the time. >> ainsley: thank you so much for highlighting with these men and women do every single day. you have written so many wonderful books michael bennet, alex cross, veterans and nurses. this one is about law enforcement. you got the help with matt. you've seen combat firsthand, and army sergeant and the perfect person to help james write this book. what is the message that you are hoping that people get from watching this fox news special and from reading the book, mapped? >> well i think you heard jacqui g say it. they served honora

james patterson, nancy grace and gianno caldwell, i urge you to get dressed during the three hours wecustomize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . >> ashley: hundreds of ohio residents gathering last night to demand answers on their safety following that toxic train crash in east palestine. >> todd: will from the government were noticeably absent from that meeting. we asked residents from the town what they thought of that. >> i think it's ridiculous they didn't come and show support to our community. governor dewine ourself said he would be drinking bottled water if he was here. how can you sit here and tell me the water is safe for me and my children and pets to consume and nobody has tested our well water. we have asked for them to test it a week ago and still haven't heard anything. >> i want to know what my future holds here. i don't want to be here with my children and my grandchildren. i don't want to wait five, 10, 15 years for us to get sick. i want to our compl

teenager looking large print books because i could no read the tiny print, i was like, why is it all james patterson? why why can't i get a connie willis in the large print section? why? i don't want to. the da vinci code. i mean, no, she the people who did. but i to read other things. yeah thanks again boomers. right. but the boomers were wrecking for me because they all wanted their large print books. and i was like, i need. but hopefully that is like a wedge that we can now kind of push forward. yes, right. but then add the fact that i'm a mom. do you know what's not printed in? large print. tell us. also, picture books. oh, so every single picture book that my kids have is tiny font and usually it's one tiny font, which is not so fun for me, for okay, i'm on it. come back to the book for a second. yes. and i want to talk about something that that i noticed the title. so the target is being seen and the subtitle is one deaf blind woman's fight to abortion, which seems like kind of a bold statement. and i think you address this in the book you've certainly talked about in other venues about, you k

latest book, "the house of wolves," co-authored with james patterson. >> it keeps selling. it is a patrick mahomes of books. >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the news now. the growing question surrounding the white house's decision to shoot down three more unidentified flying objects over the weekend. less than a week after the u.s. fill military brought down a suspected chinese spy balloon, skies were active again. on friday, president biden ordered the military to shoot down an object flying near the northern coast of alaska. at least 40,000 feet, according to nsc spokesperson john kirby. the object was roughly the size of a small car and was flying low enough that it posed a threat to civilian flights. on saturday at the request of canadian prime minister justin trudeau, the u.s. fighter jets shot down another object, which was small and cylindrical, flying over the country's yukon territory. saturday, u.s. aircraft were sent to montana to investigate an anomaly picked up on radar. according to the defense department, they were unable to find the source. official

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