>> we have, at lakewood we make cases for sportsmen. so we make a high-end case.at that should last a lifetime, and then we have a gun case. we have what we call a drop-in gun case. we have a drop-in bolt case and about 20 different cases for fishing. the whole idea is to keep you organized and keep you from having stuff in your -- on your legs. peter: and this year are you seeing more people who want to go hunting or fishing? >> i'd say it's probably -- peter: a lifetime guarantee on bags. what happens if something happens to them? >> they call us up, we send it in and fix it. or replace it. peter: and did you get patted down by the nypd walking with a camouflage if gun case -- [laughter] >> fortunately, it wasn't far. peter: that's good. visit lakewood products.com and use code fox for 20% off your next order through january 1st. thank you, steve, and all of the businesses that joined us this morning. >> and don't forget, made in the usa.com. peter: made in the usa.com. thank you very much. >>> coming up, dei policies winding down including in education. idaho's

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and lakewood no doubt use every facet of her power to push election lies and create a domestic version of russia's infamous state media apparatus. lake believes, perhaps more than anyone else, in the core tenant of the republican party, elections only count when we win them. and again, this is not isolated. i cannot stress enough, we are actually seeing this play out in real terms, legislatively, right now, in the state of north carolina. last month, trump won north carolina at the top of the ticket, but democrats did pretty well down ballot. democrat josh stein won the gubernatorial race by 15 points, defeating republican nominee mark robinson. that was the guy who reportedly frequented a porn forum called nude africa where he apparently referred to himself as a black nazi, didn't go over great with the voters. robinson denies all that, by the way, but the voters seemed to believe it. anyway. was also democrat jeff jackson, congressman who was gerrymandered by the state republicans out of his seat, then won the race to be the states next attorney general. democrats won two of the top

lord sandi, patty and the work that elvis presley did when he sang his gospel song israel out of lakewood church. kirk carr with this little light of mine, donnie mcclurkin, jeff, stan and reverend greg patrick, who is both a producer and a singer. we have a wide, vast of musical talent in this nation. i'm glad we're celebrating gospel music. i yield back. gentlewoman time's expired for the purpose of the gentlewoman from north carolina. rise permission to address the house for one minute. mr. speaker, can we give a round of applause for the great work of our congress nominee, sheila jackson lee, in preserving that of our gospel music heritage at this time? we're going to continue in prayer at this time. passed her t grant malone is going to come from the historic st john missionary baptist church from the third ward of houston, texas. honored to stand and honored to pray. i say in her final committal, she called me her personal pastor. this is a heaven moment for me. but god is a burden bearer. let's go to him. father, we thank you. thank you for the privilege of prayer. thank you for th

and now this shooting, we also saw last year we had a church shooting in texas, the lakewood church shooting that was a female shooter. the stem highlands ranch shooting. that was a high school shooting five years ago. one of the perpetrators there was female. what this is showing me is that these gun attacks, which usually used to be the province of white males of a certain age, is now diversifying. we're seeing different races, different genders, we're seeing america's gun virus really extend to other groups. and this is this is troubling to me. it means that there's no corner of this country that could really be untouched by america's gun violence epidemic. >> all right. jennifer mattea for us this morning. jennifer, very grateful to have you on the show. thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. coming up here on cnn this morning, breaking overnight, a top russian general killed in an electric scooter bombing this morning, a source telling cnn ukraine may have been behind the assassination. plus, arrested again that stowaway who tried to get on a plane to

that's a larger conversation we had to figure out what causes that jenny involved in lakewood, you're on the air with congressman sean duffy. >> good morning. i like to say i access the financial data excel file. i was looking at the revenue columns, are there customer can hear me? >> is look at the revenue columns for the mid- 1970s corporations used to represent 65 -- 67% of our revenues. 5% of that of the annual revenues come from excise taxes. in smaller taxes and then remaining about 30% let's say is come from small, businesses and individuals. got it from all the historical data. andwam then we see forward froe mid- w 70s at some corporations are about 12 -- 15%. 5% again from excise tax et cetera. in the restroom individuals and small business. my comment is, if you look at the actual numbers for revenue the entitlements were entitlement driven we got the flip-flop on her income print small businesses and individuals are paying their share. we can afford social security for ourselves. we can afford unemployment for ourselves but we can afford it all because we are now all payin

who's up first in lakewood, washington? an independent caller. hi, jenny. you're on the air with congressman sean duffy. go ahead. good morning. i would just like to say that i accessed a wendy's historical financial data excel file and i was looking at the revenue columns. are you there? can you hear me? i can hear you. okay. i was looking at the revenue columns. it goes from the mid 1970s and i revenues corporations used to represent 65 to 67% of our revenues annually, 5% of that of our annual revenues would come from excise taxes and different smaller taxes. and the remaining about 30%, let's say, would come from small businesses and individuals, and that's directly from omb historical data. then as we came forward from the mid 70, as it did of flip flops that were revenues from corporation are about 12 to 15% at 5% again from excise taxes, etc., and the rest from individual wells and small businesses like is, is that if you look at the actual numbers for revenue loss, you say that entitlements were entitlement driven. well, we've got a flip flop on our