jeff landry asking the company.ew truck under give, send, go has raised $4 million and here in the states reportedly shut down a group of 130,000 people planning their own convoy to d.c. to protest covid mandates here in the u.s., ashley, tied to. >> ashley: jackie ibanez for us, thank you. tammy said this is more proof while pounds and mandates are only about control. >> this has never been about health, this has been about control. we are finding that from the beginning when it comes to the lockdowns, masking, the reticule or cloth mass mean nothing. this is all been about control and with the teachers union, this is about the left on their agenda have been obsessed with taking control of children and reinforcing the message that parents don't know what's best. >> ashley: okay, todd, the last thing jackie said in her piece there with the shutdown of something similar with the truckers coming to the u.s. and i said all along it's only a matter of time before people in other countries like the united states follow s

. >> todd: joining me is an ag planning investigate gofundme, jeff landry.aw school, hypotheticals, i feel like this could be one of them. you don't need to be a lawyer to know what is going on here, isn't this theft? >> theft, it is ridiculous. the mayor of ottawa should have gone to portland and seen what upon antifa did there. gofundme basically supported those types of what they called protests at that time, which turned violent. yet none of the money was cut off. we have truckers that are simply expressing their right and their frustration and grievances with the government and yet gofundme go out and solicit services here in america and louisiana, people here in louisiana give to them and then they cut that money off. those are things that my colleagues and i, general ashley moody, patrick morisey were discussing over the weekend and we fully intend to investigate that. >> todd: what actions do you intend to take following a potential investigation that shows wrongdoing? what legal steps can you take? >> well, we're going to be meeting today in our con

standpoint, where does this lawsuit stand and is there any hope the attorney general in new orleans jeff landryan impact? >> well, we are moving through the court process now and the attorney general to intervene and we definitely think he will have a big impact on us essentially standing side-by-side with all the mama bears in louisiana. it really has gotten to the point where crime is so out-of-control that it has become ridiculous that mandates are still at the forefront. our mayor is operating under emergency order where the real emergency is crime. just to give you a small statistics 53 carjacking since the beginning of the year and most moms in constant fear they will be carjacked. that should be the emergency in the city. but instead we have kids mast and 5-year-olds cannot go into a restaurant and participate in normal activities and the city. the irony is there is an assistant mardi gras be held no matter what. so we have children being masked and vaccinated at the age of five while the city will host the largest carnivals in the country. so it has become so ridiculous that moms are no

our guest, louisiana attorney general jeff landry is joining the legal fight brought by dozens of parentsphanie metranga against new orleans' mayor cantrell and her tough new mandates. welcome to both of you. >> ty. hi.>> thank you for having us. >> shannon: how are you navigating through this? >> it's tough to navigate. i have three children myself. the two old rest in high school. at a time where it's so hard to meet friends and being part of groups, they're being forced to wear masks and are having trouble socializing to begin with because of their awkwardness at their age. now hidden behind their masks, it's hard on these kids. i've watched their friends suffer and them. i've seen depression to anxiety from all ages really. >> shannon: mr. attorney general, why did you decide to get involved? listen, the mayor says i'm trying to keep the people safe. i'm trying to keep the kids safe, people visiting for mardi gras. this is all about protecting people. >> we've not been against all the mandates in louisiana and joined a number of plaintiffs in a number of suits every time the governmen

from all the ags across the tun and policies of that in many cases failed the american people, jeff landryicans certainly louisiana thank you, sir. . >> thank you, maria. >> quick break then jobs in america the january jobs' report out tomorrow we have an idea of what we're going to see, the white house is attempting to get ahead of what is shaping up to be a dismal number our special coverage 8:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning don't miss it all hand on deck right here when we identify where jobs are bezos busted up, am zorn founder facing heat over plan for a landmark the big buzz of the morning don't miss it. . ♪♪ o ♪ . . . with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here...you...go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. and it's ea