. >> joe: his first year -- eighth year in the major leag leagues. he had goods -- allow for league average guy. >> smoltz: is not exactly pitching in a pitchers' ballp ballpark. >> joe: we go back to ken. >> ken: he tells people that he can come, he tells her to his friends, but "my mom and dad, wife and family, they are going to get the tickets." >> smoltz: going to him "you should get tickets, you should get tickets." [laughter] >> joe: remember me from second grade? marcell ozuna takes one. he had a monster 2020. not good the last two years. the final month. a tough decision his history -- against zach. >> smoltz: the backpack he has, ozuna -- you are talking about how he could hit anybody's fastball. in and up. >> joe: first three-ball count for wheeler. >> smoltz: if wheeler gets ahead in the game -- i think you are going to see breaking balls off the plate. that is where he's more vulnerable. i think he has the green light here. >> joe: he does take. flexes it foul. >> john: what's interesting about the green light 3-0. normally, that's the pitch that you

joe goode: that guy could get anything he wanted in the art world and he knew what to do with it when he got it. babitz: whenever he was in the room, you paid attention to him, you know, and you wanted to hear what he had to say. glicksman: he's someone who knows and you st have a feeling thate tapped into this secret truth and just could see into the future. i don't know. drohojowska-philp: hop goes to work for the pasadena art museum, who like him so much they then hire him full-time as a curator. the perception of thatuseum before walter hopps was that it was a sleepy place. babitz: it was--i think it looked like a chinese restaurant, basically. you know, did not look like a museum. bell: it was mostly chinese and japanese artifacts and antiquities and that kind of stuff, and walter brought the aspect of modern art into their point of view. drohojowska-philp: the pasadena art museum was taking a chance on walter hopps. this is an exciting world, this new art that's coming up, and they want to be a part of it, and he was able to convey the excitement and thrill of supporting art tha

. >> joe: good morning, good afternoon and good night for nick martinez. hitting matt vierling on three pitches. >> john: they call that bugs bunny. change-up. just never gets there. >> joe: well, you lead by four runs, you have a 27-2 record in their postseason history. >> john: you know what is hard about the narrative, we hear it all the time. there's so many statements made in the postseason like hey, we were just looking to get a split and go back home. our backs were against the wall, da, da, da. you're up 4-0 and you have one in the bank. that's a tough one if they load to lose when you're up 4-0 thinking about going home 2-0 in front of the raucous crawed that will be there in philadelphia. at the end of the day, whatever happens, both teams will feel like they succeeded. padres desperate to get this win. phillies, would have been nice. but we got a split. home field advantage. >> joe: and bryson stott will pinch-hit. a strike on stott. one of the key swings of the postseason for the phillies. doubled to start a sixth run inning for the bills. an 0-

joe, good morning. >> good morning to you. we covered some big developments in high profile court cases. two major school shooting verdicts this week. >> we the jury unanimously vote -- >> the florida jury spared nikolas cruz from the death penalty. cruz shot and killed 14 students and three staff members at a high school in parkland. family members are outraged. >> this jury failed our families today. >> we have a legal system, but is it just? >> cruz will get life in prison without parole. in connecticut, a jury ordered alex jones to pay $965 million in damages to victims' families for repeatedly saying the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary was a hoax. >> while the verdict was being revealed, jones was on air mocking what he called the show trial. >> yeah, don't know who they are. >> jones' attorney vows to appeal. >>> baltimore prosecutors dropped charges against ad adnan syed after he spent 20 years behind bars. the new dna testing excluded syed. syed was sentenced to life in prison for the 1999 murder of his high sch

. >> joe: a 31-year-old rookie that grew up in venezuela. a goodr but never a big pro prospect or anything. baseball was more of a hobby for him. that went to his early 20s. his only pitching was on the weekend. during the week, he worked in construction, worked as a security guard as a supermarket. still enjoyed playing the game. he had a friend playing in the mexican league that came home to venezuela and he said hey, what you're doing looks good. i bet i can get you a chance in mexico if you want to give this a shot as a full time gig. he said all right. keep working at the supermarket and keep working construction. heads to members could i and gets paid to play for the first time at age 24. a base hit for j.t. realmuto. that leads to an opportunity in japan. five years later, he gets a two-year offer from the padres and has emerged as one of the most deadly arms in the postseason out of the bullpen. there's the path from not even thinking pro baseball was a possibility to bounce all over the globe to get this chance. >> john: he's in a pickle h

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for democrats this is not good news. joe biden's average approval rating is 42.7%.ut that in perspective here, with mod presidents at this exact same point in midterm, biden at sail level, that trump, that obama, that bill clinton were in what were brutal midterms for them. elizabeth: congressman, the democrats are trying to make the midterms about trump and abortion. americans care about inflation and crime. abortion ranks way down the list. majority, nearly seven out of 10 disapprove of biden on abortion. congressman. >> liz, you can't imagine a more profound punishing of the american people economically unless you tried to do it. and it is just astonishing but i think we're going to see a republican majority, certainly in the united states house. i think in the united states senate. we've got work to do. elizabeth: final word, steve moore? >> gas prices, gas prices are so indicative about how people vote. we're now headed back to four to five, in some cases $6 a gallon of gas. that is killer -- i wouldn't want to be a democrat running for those numbers. elizabeth

joe, good to see you. so karine jean-pierre says if al sharpton says it, it must be true.that's like saying if bernie madoff said it, i must be true. what is he going to say i'm not run something that would be a white flag of surrender before the mid terms. let's say he does run. he would have to campaign. he couldn't do it from the basement. he would have to run on his record, with inflation, crime spiralling out of control, the border crisis and the fentanyl killing american children, 300 people a day on average. he would have to defends himself on that. i don't know if it's up to joe biden in this point. abc news "washington post," 35% of democratic voters, a third, want him to run again for re-election. that is an extraordinarily low number. number 1, he's too old. number 2, his job performance. the number 1 issue in this country is inflation. so maybe he will see the writing on the wall and say boy, this is not lining up for me. if he were to win, he would be 86 years old at the end of his second term. you can see 79. imagine an 86-year-old. >> martha: it would have b

that's where i'm am. >> martha: thanks, joe. good to have you with us today.>> thanks for having me on. >> martha: you bet. thanks, sir. so dr. bennett amolu who is known for his research on traumatic brain injuries made headlines with this warning to miami quarterback tua tagovailoa. to tmz sports last week. >> i love you. i love you as much as i love my son. stop playing. stop. hang your helmet and gallantly walk away. >> there's news in this story. now the doctor responds to the nfl's evolving concussion protocols that they have changed for the first time in awhile. it's a story only here next. about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com >> martha: its been a big story for the nfl this season. now they're changing their concussion protocol after what happened to miami quarterback tua tagovailoa. he was hit in a game two weeks ago. this

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good to see you. joe: turning to your headlines. 911 calls shared with fox news reveal the horrifying sounds of mass shooting in north carolina that left five did including an off-duty police officer. >> we are going -- you have been shocked? >> he works for you. joe: the 15-year-old suspected that attack will be tried as an adult. megan stallion has been robbed, tmz reports two thieves broke through her master bedroom thursday night taking between 300, and $400,000 worth of jewelry plus cash and electronics. the singer who was not home at the time tweeting material things can be replaced but i'm glad everyone is safe. she should invest in more. and today, national cheese kernel day, it is a bite sized snack made from solid milk and is a staple out in the midwest where the kurds are often found for and on top of mac & cheese and very popular in canada, parts of europe. where else is it popular? rachel: this is wisconsin's top but i love my kurds for i. no way around it. pete: this can't compete with the w

>> sandra: joe, good having you here. >> i was going to do the hit from my mom's house when your folksw what exit this is. >> sandra: on the way to your mom's house. i want to put this up on the screen and get your reaction to it. this is really something. this is the ceo of the act on these plummeting test scores, joe. this is the fifth consecutive year of declines in average scores, what he says is a worrisome trend that began before the covid pandemic and has persisted. the magnitude of the declines this year as we see growing numbers of seniors in high school leaving high school without meeting the college readiness benchmark in any of the subjects we measure. joe, what the heck is going on here? >> i don't know. you know, i have to tell you, i don't think my daughter would mind me telling you, we're home schooling her. got to be such a mess. you can't blame the teachers. the whole pandemic, they did a lockdown, got so disorganized. all false information. they should have never closed the schools. i have five children. three in school. it's impossible to keep up with everything and

for more on this let's bring in the former national economic council chief president, joe, good to have you with us. what are you looking for? do you think 5% is the pain point for the fed? >> probably. it's a nice round number, it's a lot higher than where we are now. if the economy shrink 2% next year, which would be an average recession relative to trend growth of two, that gets the unappointed rate around 5 1/2%. guys pointed accurate but it takes a while to get there but we could have a much different labor market if we have a hard landing, which is what i expect. >> do you think that the fed stops its pace, or stocks stops its hikes before the 5% number, if it sees that things are going towards 5%? that things are listening? >> yes. definitely, melissa. the fed has talked tough, but right now they can hide behind low job numbers and a decent labor market, they will fold pretty quickly, in my opinion if the job market starts generating 100 thousand or 300,000 job losses per month. inflation is a lagging indicator, the market will leapfrog any future weakness and inflation will star

>> mika, joe, good morning.heard from people on the island, both government officials and ordinary people on the street that xi jinping is a different kind of chinese leader's this is a man accumulated an enormous amount of power's he has very few political guardrails at this point and he sees it as his destiny to take control of taiwan. what's also different is that in joe biden you have a u.s. president saying explicitly for the first time that he is prepared to send the u.s. military to defend taiwan, even if that means war with china. in his first ten years in power, xi jinping presided over a vast buildup of china's military might. now, on the cusp of a third term, xi pledged to restore the communist party, taking control of taiwan by force, if necessary. taiwan's foreign minister tells nbc news it's a threat they cannot ignore. >> the threat is there. the threat is real. even the we don't know when china is going to launch a military attack against taiwan, but we have to be very realistically prepared for

joe, good sound all right. we'll take break here. >> is 6.10, is the time. still ahead, a school in oakland putting new safety measures in place after some recent filed run down of that. coming up in a minute. plus, the fbi is keeping an eye on this information as we're heading towards the mid terms. the security concerns that there wanting us to be aware of. >> how the president's decision to pardon people for marijuana possession could impact the country. i'm hannah brandt washington. i'll have that story coming up. >> and as well, let us know. we don't have any rainfall in this forecast. if you do hear that roar from the skies today, you know exactly what it is. wheatley forecast looking good. we got the clearing skies come the afternoon. but like yesterday, your forecast ahead. i guess no rain is a good thing because we typically see lots of accidents out here. >> traffic, we are tracking that for you on your friday. we'll be right back after the break. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power n

joining us the betting markets and real clear politics average everything broke at the same time >> joe, good morning we are less than two weeks out we really start to see three big changes three weeks ago. the first is the congressional ballot turn to the republicans republicans have won mid-term elections even when it was poir pointing to a slight democrat lead number two, the betting odds began to move and we build election portfolios at strategas. we have the democratic portfolio or republican portfolio. we run the stocks relative to each other to see how the market is pricing in the election we found this has been a much better indicator of polls in the last few presidential cycles for most of august and accept, t september, this was projecting a house and senate of democrats. we have gone from a 35% chance of republican sweep to a 70% of republican sweep the move has been dramatic it is reflected in the polls and betting odds and now stock market >> what is in the republican portfolio, if you will what is in the democratic portfolio? have you seen actual movement in the past three weeks

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conversation, dagen mcdowell fox news contributor and author of come on, man, the truth of joe biden terrible, horrible no goodsidency, joe concha and king's college professor of business brian brenberg. great to see everybody this wednesday morning. dagen, it's nuance. dagen: james freeman, not james freeman but close replica -- >> good way to start the day. dagen: has a column and to paraphrase what james said is that they are very quick to brag about prices coming down and take all the credit for that even though they deserve none, again, gas prices fell in part during the summer because the economy was slowing dramatically in the first and second quarter of the year but on the way up it's complicated. they pivot to blaming big oil just like they blamed big meet for surging food prices or big pharma for any problems within the -- with food inflation. so what joe biden and company have done in terms of other than trying to make its own disaster with gasoline prices there at 6.42 a gallon, they begged opec pluump more oil, they got niet, rather than to ease a supply crunch which is why it's there. they are go

joe biden. [applause] ♪ pres. biden: good afternoon. >> let's go, joe. pres.iden: thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak with you. doc, thank you for the introduction. we are only 22 days away from the most consequential election in our history, in recent history. election where those choice and the stakes are crystal clear, especially when it comes to the right to choose. on january 22, 1973, i was a freshman united states senator. the supreme court issued its opinion on roe v. wade, establishing a fundamental constitutional right to choose. nearly 50 years later, on june 24 of this year. the court issued the dobbs decision. women all across the country, starting in my house, lost a fundamental right. i want to remind us all how we felt that day when 50 years of constitutional precedent was overturned. i will use this mic if it is ok. the anger, the worry, the disbelief. the unbelievable fact that for the first time in our history the supreme court did not just failed to preserve a constitutional freedom, it took away a right that was so fundamental

joe. it's good plus the that us was sure for sure. if i'm, should you the former, you a members found a new mazda, the central intelligence agency, of the usa, cia, although it was on a different continent. it was far more generous than the germans. that b, $2.00 are both. so as not deal kind of do not say quality care, what got voted, got us in your mouth in the, in america, i'd say me and my territory what the what gun throwing this i was from so usually of so i guess can say was, what did you say, do you see any deal nice boys over to what that pursued? so on that end and was pulling it in both for huge fan, the early 1950 s u. s. president harry truman signed a secret plan to attack the usaa. the americans went going to declare war because the world would have undoubtedly condemned them for it. however, a so called piece making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. k. i taking up arms with a different story. i just gave it trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. s

pete, you love a good thumbs-up. joe: if you go into your texts, the ones you move the most, upper left, most used, thumbs-up, i dare half the audience not to have the same reality. the easiest way -- joe: here's what one says. pete: my last workplace had a chat for the team to send input to each other on -- most of the people replied with a thumbs up. i don't know why but it seemed a little bit hostile to me. joe: this is what is funny. rachel: it is a nice thing. joe: if i say something that could get an answer get any emoji back that is passive aggressively you are saying other stuff. rachel: it means i'm loading the dishwasher and letting you know i got you. dan ongino uses the fist bump. it is very masculine way. pete: if i got a reply from my wife with a thumbs up, everything is okay. if i get it from you than everything is okay because you have years of experience in biological warfare. joe: at 21/2 foot pile of poop on the screen. rachel: the hard emoji and the crying ones, these are ones they don't like. it is f

somebody would have to help by going away from the podium, only had only john federal ban make joe biden. good, george, you know, we've already got a judgement. i've been think it's really important to say no one can sit out that coming storm. and i, when i took from that, is that because the west is universalize, it's so called values. that's the storm that we're all going to have to confront. and no one can set it out because of this. i mean it would be we universalists, the attitude is messianic and it's dangerous. yes. no question. and i think it's very instructive, really to book and the speech. and with the statement of jamie raskin was an important congressman in the united states who essentially a holy war against russia, a century he's now we'll have presented russia as the great satan. and that there is really no peace is possible. the great satan, no peaceful coexistence. this has to be a walk to the finish, and rascan is not an insignificant person in the united states. he's a very important congressman laid important role in the a january. the 6th committee. and he speaks for a ve

so i guess you do not identify with good leaders because you cite joe biden as a good one. >> you have 60 seconds or less in your time starts now, amanda. >> i appreciate spending time with you. i am a business leader and mother who has lived in this committee for a long time. i made the decision to run because i had asked people that simple question, are you better off today? as i've said through the course of this debate, we know that people are not better off today. decisions have been made that have resulted in economic devastation in this country and record levels of inflation. $8,700 hit two households in this community. interest rates rising heading into a recession and it is a result of the american rescue plan. they were warned, they were warned it would go down in history as one of the worst decisions made by an administration, yet here we are at. i say to all of you, i am a business leader, i have worked in health care, i know this community. i am amanda adkins, i have solutions for this community. i'm a problem solver and i ask for your vote. >> that is amanda adkins. your

thank you, i'm joe veronese good to be home i graduated from usf at the law school. born and raised i live in cal hallow area where i grew up my entire life. i was a police commissioner in san francisco. i was a criminal justice commissioner for california for 7 years. fire commissioner for 3 years special patrolled the streets of san francisco in this neighborhood for 3 years. all of those years were in public service. all of those years were unpaid as a volunteer for the service of san francisco. this is my city and today i don't rescue noise this city. and that's why i'm running for district attorney. it is not just about talk and saying, we'll make san francisco safe again. it is about doing the work. getting out. makes arrests and make people safe in san francisco. we have people in this city, many people in the city that are fendzing for themselves that stops. we get become to the work of protecting people and delivering a justice system that we all deserve. [applause]. >> everybody can hear me? good evening usf, it is wonderful to be back after like joe i grad

have to own this thing and he's back to the original idea, i can do something with this, good for society. >> look, joe actually, good several months for the delaware courts. people do their deals in delaware because there's certainty around the terms that they agree and it's not just the enforcement of the law, but it's the process here and i have great respect from what has gone on here and that setting the trial detail not too quickly, but certainly not too long, giving the parties an opportunity to test their legal theories if the reports are correct, those tests have proven that this deal should close and in setting that very good process and in having that clear rule of law, it looks like we're going to have an outcome here without the need of a trial. and that's actually what you want most of the time when you have the rule of law the rule of law is clear, you don't have to go to court. the parties tested it here that the reports are correct. we're going to get to a conclusion here without the need for a trial. >> you know about debt financing too. you're at apollo now do you see any possible ob

joe: dansby swanson. i'm not sure the outfielders were, but he made it a moot point. >> john: typically, when the shortstop has his back to the catcher, it is -- for not many good a great catch that kept harper from coming up and ended the inning. >> joe: freddie freeman leaving for los angeles made him the longest tenured brave. homer did in l.a. to tie the game 1-1. going back to the mound. two away. marcell ozuna. the braves bring up h-1 the braves bring up 8-1. >> john: make it 0-0 the sixth, make sure you got some room for >> joe: huge lead. speak -- >> john: this has been such a well-pitched game. >> joe: the amazing layer is that there are so many players in these lineups that could change it with that one swing. ozuna is one of them, sons of the other way. castellanos over to the line. doesn't quite have room, didn't hang on. 2-2 on ozuna. >> it's interesting, when we know the game time would be 4:35, we know it will be tough to hit for different reason, but there's no shadows. three hour delay, still impossible to hit. each pitcher has been on their game. this is a tough played -- >> joe: new life for him. 23 home runs this year. he led the national le

what is joe's solution? a good old-fashioned bribe.sident biden is releasing another 15 million barrels, even though our reserve is at the lowest level in nearly four decades. the best part? biden isn't even being coy about his scheme. >> i've been doing everything in my power to reduce gas prices since putin's invasion of ukraine caused these price hikes. without the steps we've taken over the past several months, to ramp up production and lower prices and get relief to consumers, bring down the price charged at the pump to reflect what you pay for the product. you still make a significant profit. shareholders will still do very well. the american people will catch a break they deserve and get a fair price at the pump as well. >> seconds later, the same guy claimed that politics has nothing to do with it. >> what is your response to republicans who say you are only doing this as pr to help democrats in the midterms? >> where have they been the last four months? that's my response. >> is it politically motivated, sir? >> look, it makes

him on guns and taxes and is this a way to get him on the real big stuff that could lead to joe biden? >> goodchel. i think you're absolutely right. there's a much deeper case here to have on the foreign influence pedaling the foreign agent registration act and some of the other crimes that are in plain sight in the laptop that the fbi has had for over three years. i think, you know, right now the u.s. attorney in delaware who was a trump appointee, somebody that i worked with when i was at the department of justice is having to decide whether or not to charge the president of the united states' son. the one thing i'd remind him if he asked is that, you know, justice is behind. you need to do justice without fear or favor, just like merrick garland tells us and this case demands that hunter biden be brought to justice. to your point, it's not just case tax, it's not just that obvious gun violation that, you know, is all the evidence we've seen in pictures already. it is these other charges that are deeply concerning because of their, you know, foreign ties in the, you know, compromise that it

i joe, i saw last. good. see you always this is why sarah k had her oven refurbished by jack recently. she's already been relying on it. so today jack came to clean it. the put me to run 2 hours a day and the wood buddy no for the day and the heat rises and it's kept the house with them. so i cut my fieldstone for sarah, the effect is noticeable. her heating costs have stayed almost the same. that's a success in itself. she now pays mainly for electricity and hot water would however, can sometimes be free, free would. because if you count cold in that, and if you love to talk, but how would she chuck, you know, if you pay for coal, but she'll just look in and getting good from nature from the woods from the ground is free burning. all that would is not good for the environment, but the need to save money seems more prominent than climate awareness for some people right now. the desperation in the u. k is growing, even with the price cap. the bills are hefty demonstrations, like this recent one in london have

new g i g, a with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy, boomerang. oh, a former nato personnel leading the o. s. the mission in the dawn bath, recruited local employees to gather intelligence. that's in our teens interview with one former o. s. the interpreter with china just getting a new 5 year development plan. breakaway tie, want has flam changing things. statement on reification projecting both peaceful and military solutions. o protesters take to the st.

i joe, i saw last. good. see you always. this is why sarah k had her oven refurbished by jack recently. she's already been relying on it. so today jack came to clean it. it took me each from 2 hours a day, which fed, you know, for the day and the heat rises. and the house will you will self cut my bills down . for sarah, the effect is noticeable. her heating costs have stayed almost the same. that's a success in itself. she now pays mainly for electricity and hot water would, however, can sometimes be free free would. because if you come coldly mad, then you'd have to talk. but how would she, chuck, you know, you, you pay for coal, but she'll just looking and getting wood from nature, from the woods, from the ground. he's free burning all that would is not good for the environment, but the need to save money seems more prominent than climate awareness for some people right now. the desperation in the u. k is growing even with the price cap. the bills are hefty demonstrations like this recent one in london have been seen in e

all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g i g with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia. has destroyed the american economy, so there's your boomerang. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race. this on a very dramatic development only personally and get into this. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk we're sure it says he's reason. yes. tosto stuff with stumble, financial sort of supplementary still with me on the move into which you see numerous top political expert. dmitri babich didn't believe in rosa, forbear. at 1st the ussr spoke of western anti soviet isn't, but that didn't mean russians or she's just too young to me. now with big rush, i didn't go up centers, which in years she davis, you know, social car go ahead socialist, precise depression. and you go, i really cool documentaries, jewel open in meeting with shane. you stood bustos, me of pico vidalia torno vcr. that our call today. yo flew over

please join me in welcoming to delaware state university president joe biden >> it's good to be home,lease if you have a seat, please take it folks. my mother would say, excuse my back. it's impolite to be talking right now and have my back to you. but i apologize, i can't do both zach you and i got through school the same way i was an r. a resident advisor and uh, it helped me get through law school and i'm glad you were able to benefit from what we're doing and i wanna thank you for that introduction. you're an example of why i'm so optimistic. all of you are so optimistic about the future. you are the most involved. you are the most educated. you are the most engaged. you are the least prejudiced generation in american history. so everybody says, why am i so optimistic? not a joke. i'm optimistic because of all of you. i really mean it. so thank you for what you're doing and please get involved, no matter what position you to get involved, we need you badly. and i didn't even see all of it. i didn't see the bleachers up there. hey, everybody don't jump. don't jump. now look by the

most challenging summits in the world adventure with my dad last night year old and his father joe spoke with goodning america from their campsite, 1000 ft upe ll the from lo had just cpl day one of their vertical climb to watch the blanket. yeah the lion king in a few minutes. we're excited to watch that sam trained for a year and a half to scale the 3000 ft high rock formation that's like climbing something 2.5 times higher than the empire state building while carrying water and sleeping gear. everything for camping camping trip. but then you have to carry a ton of ropes. whole bunch of like heavy metal gear after day one sam joe and their fellow climbers, lasagna cooked on a small stove while suspended on a nylon hammock hanging from the rock face. you have plenty of layers for saying and candy. he's happy, right, tim, and now he's eating some macaroni and cheese. the journey is expected to take five days and later on good morning america, sam talks about his future plans. incredible story coming up the new trend in pet names, plus cleaning up the yard what we're getting wrong when it comes to

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joe in florida, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the mail-in ballots were kept track of the way the lottery keeps track of their lottery tickets, you can't, you can't forge a lottery ticket. they know exactly how many they printed and where they went. so i don't believe that a lot of those ballots were marked just president and vice president. the rest were blank. i don't think we should have mail-in ballots unless they can really keep track of them. host: michael mcdonald for the april to keep track of them? guest: there's a whole chapter in my book on this. the security election officials have around mail-in ballots and it is really difficult to forge a ballot so much so that what you have to have as some sort of inside job within an election office and there is no evidence anywhere that any of that actually happened. so i could go through the litany, it's in the book but even bill barr, trumps attorney general have made allegations before congress that there was going to be some conspiracy about foreign government who tri