rachel: okay., so i was kind of making an argument about how we should change our strategy. i had just gotten back from iraq are. just a bunch of meetings with think tank political leaders, policy leaders talking about what national security or security should look like in the future. rachel: it's interesting concern can. pete: some utility to it. rachel: exactly. but if you look, and maybe we'll pull it up later in the show, there's a quote from blinken during the security conference where he says that, you know, i talked to the chinese, but essentially he says the main purpose of me being there is russia and security in ukraine. and i think that it really fundamentally underlines what the problem here is and why americans are so frustrated, because americans are smart and they get that the real threat is china. and so if you're going over to have, as you said, a mealy-mouthed conversation with the chinese, please apologize, dance didn't apologize, and then you spend the rest of your time talking

will: rachel, i was pretty good. rachel: were you good? will: yeah.o proud of myself, thinking i turned a corner -- rachel: you knew you were going to come to work concern. will: did i think there'd be an ice cream-stuffed doughnut? rachel: so when my husband was in congress, we would do dairy breakfasts, of course, it was wisconsin. and get pancakes and sausage and cheese curds and ice cream. in the morning. will: you put a doughnut in anything, it's ridiculously good, right? pete: really good. so you can get this in new york? you just go -- so people do this? will: i don't know. rachel: i know my kids would like this. pete: it's really good. will: really is good. soft ice cream. pete: national ice cream for breakfast day. will: rachel, what's the flavor of that blue ice cream? rachel: i tried the pink. let me try the blue. will: whenever i see a blue flavor, i think, what's that one? rachel: i'm not sure, but it's really good. pete: my kids can always have ice cream for breakfast on their birthday. rachel: in july it's dairy mont- pete: isn't every

will, rachel, pete? rachel: thank you, alexandria.statement by the chinese, we never intended to violate your air space, that's kind of like the statements they gave about covid and where it came from, you know? a wet market, it didn't come from our lab in wuhan. they should not be treat thed as a normal country -- treated as a normal country. they're not. they're aggressive, they're aggressors, and our leadership shouldn't -- should certainly be taking this more seriously. will: we talked about this throughout morning, nothing about this story truly adds up. it's a archaic surveillance device that pete has pointed out earlier does have some modern-day usage. talks about the balloons that you used in the war theater of afghanistan to bring in surveillance. but the truth is it's the also a archaic surveillance technology been around since the civil war, employed during the world wars. it has been replaced not just in use averages but in our budget by things like drones and satellites. flown, so it's an archaic piece of surveillance tec

rachel: it's a -- rachel: it's a good point.ve been talking about the military bases there, obviously that's going to be of interest to them. the balloon went over our heartland. we know chinas is gobbling up farmland, trying to corner in some ways our food supply as well. does the that concern you as well, lieutenant general? >> i'm very concerned. i'm very concerned, rachel. youyou probably saw in the presa couple months ago or so, chinese were buying property outside of grand forks air force base, a major installation for training and operating. i think we need to be on very close watch starting now and there is, again, i don't trust the chinese at all. we've got to make sure we stand up tall with them, we have capabilities but you also have to rally our allies and friends and as well as the american -- thithis is a wakeup call to the american people. i don't want anybody waking up on egg shells. only way to maintain peace is through strength. >> lieutenant general newton, thank you so much for your perspective this morning.

rachel: yeah.e spoke with a former epa chief of staff and said under the trump administration we'd have been there in minutes and said president trump is going to visit next week. that said, i just want to think about this and you saw the clips of your residents saying we have itchy skin and earlier clips of people saying they took showers and skin felt like it was burning. animals in the creek are dead, looks like there's some sort of rainbow thing on the surface there. it's clear that as a mom, i wouldn't want to be there with my kids in the town. do you feel that way? do you feel like with these kinds of symptoms that your -- the residents of your town are feeling that they should be in the town? >> i would put it this way, if our residents don't feel safe then, no, they shouldn't be in the town. i personally where my family is, you know, we haven't had any of the effects that there's no smell up here but down closer to the derailment site, there's an odor down through downtown, there's actually

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will.hool graduates who go on to college need remedial classes, an all-time high of, get this, 47% of graduates need the extra help according to city data. experts say missed classes and a failure to prepare if kids for higher learning all contribute to the problem and, of course, the chinese love this. >>> on to a fox weather alert, more than 79,000 californians are without power this morning after rain and snow hit the state. you can see these cars on a los angeles freeway were nearly underwater. some parts of southern california even getting snow in low-lying areas with rare blizzard warnings in the mountains. and we all know the famously dry l.a. river made famous by movies like terminator 2 and grease? well, here it is, flooded. the historic rainfall and snow actually giving the dry city enough water to fill the river, and i just got memories of grease. you guys remember the big car ride, the race? she takes off the scarf? all right. let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz who pro

rachel: i'll be yaya rachel. pete: you'll be yaya? rachel: i'm going to embrace it.hat is jackson is, second oldest, couldn't say yaya, so we call him yaya. anyway, that's an interesting thought experiment, have you named yourself as grandparents, and what creative names have you namedded yourself? e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com, and maybe tomorrow we can play some of those. rachel: a lot of women want to be called glamma. will: really? rachel: like a glamorous grandma. will: speaking of grandparents -- [laughter] jill biden -- rachel: if you saw her dress -- will: -- the first lady, has said that joe biden will be running for re-election wherein if he did get reelected, at the end of that term, he would be 86 years old. listen to jill biden. >> is there any reason for any of us to think that he is not running again? we've heard him say several times that it is his -- >> are you not believing him? i mean, how many times because he have to say it til you believe it? [laughter] he says he's not done. he's not finished, what he started. and that's what's important. and

rachel: yeah.yesterday as well and, boy, i tell ya, when they go by, i can't believe i was in that yesterday. it's unbelievable. the. will: all right. we're going to give you an update on the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. fema's finally getting crews on the ground today now two weeks after the devastating crash. rachel: unbelievable, the white house initially turned down the state's request for disaster assistance. pete: lucas tomlinson is live in east palestine with all the detail it's. good morning, lucas. 9. >> reporter: good morning, guys. ohio governor mike dewine says the department of hhs and cdc are sending toxicologists and medical personnel to set up a free clinic here in town more than two weeks after those toxic chemicals released after that huge derailment about a half mile from where i'm standing. fema expect ohio governor's office releasing a joint statement saying, quote, fema will support federal efforts by developing a senior response official along with a region

rachel: right. and i think you characterized that well this morning, pete, when you said it feels like we're in a pre-9/11 situation when it comes to our relationship with china, and we should be looking at our own health warning signs, our own foreign policy warning signs. let's bring in "fox news sunday" anchor shannon bream. >> good morning, guys. will: we've got the state of the union on tuesday, we also have twitter employees coming up in front of congress to answer some questions about what exactly was blocked. hopefully not just with this story, i'd like to hear about covid as well, but also specifically when it comes to the hunter biden story. >> yeah. and as you heard for congresswoman malliotakis, they have what these house -- with these house investigations the potential to really dig into things. they've got subpoena power, so they're going to probe and ask a lot of questions of these twitter employees that come this week. and, you know, it is going to center a lot of the hearing about t

rachel: yeah.d be our news cycle, right? potentially chinese objects flying over our air space, and not only are we having to shoot them down, but they're entering our air space before we're even able to detect it. so that brings up all kinds of questions about the military. i wonder, is it the chinese working with the9 russians? we're over in ukraine right now distracted on that front, what's going to happen here? it seems like a perfect way to distract the us. brian, the thing that concerns me is that the, you know, you're over there in arizona, beautiful place, super bowl, you know, today. this is what americans want to do the, they want to be with their families, they want to watch football, they want to enjoy their life, and they hire a president, uni, an administration, you know, the commander in chief over our military to take care of this kind of stuff and yet here we are, super bowl sunday, thinking about what's flying over -- by the way, what's happening in montana, brian, we don't even k

rachel: yeah.hey are. rachel: that is something that this administration could will learn from, for sure. a lot of people criticizing secretary pete buttigieg, or mayor pete, for the way he handle them, and one was marc thiessen who was on brian kilmeade's show last night. here's what he had to say. >> make sure they can continue -- >> when you know what hits the fan, pete buttigieg is nowhere to be found. last year when we had the rail strike right before the election, he was on vacation in portugal, and new he was nowhere to be found for three weeks when you have a train derailment in east palestine. i mean, you would think -- this is a guy who wants to be president of the united states. how do we know that? he ran for president after serving a few terms as mayor of a small town in indiana. so he thinks he's presidential material. well, this is a great chance to demonstrate it. rachel: yeah, such a great point. i actually, a serious, sincere question. you are pete buttigieg, it's very clear this

>> rachel: absolutely.and decided against it in my new york city apartment. i think my husband would -- >> stephen: they get larger. >> rachel: they do. i hear. >> stephen: but you're not allowed a garbage disposal in new york. >> rachel: but technically, you could have a therapy piglet. >> stephen: who could be the garbage disposal for you. >> rachel: hot damn. we're on to something here. >> stephen: opportunity. well, it was just so lovely to see you. thank you so much for being here. good luck. break a leg. >> rachel: thank you very much. >> stephen: previews for "the sign in sidney brustein's window" start this saturday at the brooklyn academy of music. it's rachel brosnahan, everybody. we'll be right back with emmy award-winning actor murray bartlett. (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining: at lobsterfest, whether you're a sea-foodie or a lobster newbie, there's something for everyone. try one of six dishes, like new lobster and shrimp tacos for $17.99. and leave completely lobsessed. welcome to

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rachel: yes.t that goes on in the national international security realm we're not aware of, rightfully so. in this case it was so blatant, so delayed it looked so feckless. will: we talked about this yesterday. this entire incident served a valuable lesson for the american people it is literally eye-opening. congressman michael walls talked about the value of this is visceral, obvious, capable being seen by the naked eye. symbolic what with we see in ongoing base is of china. >> this damn thing should been shot down before it got to alaska. i want to know why. that has nothing to do with civilian casualties on the ground. but i do have to say, i want to put this out there, that i think the silver lining here is that this was a sputnik moment for most americans. look, we have been pounding the table about the spying that is going on in our universities, our research labs, in cyber but that is all behind the scenes. now this is for every american to see. i hopefully appreciate as they did with sputn

. ♪ rachel: wow.se ] rachel: on a sunday morning. [ applause ] rachel: wow, good morning, everybody. thats was naomi rain and tea performing great are you, lord. and they are kicking off our first ever faith and friends concert series and, boy, we're awake. >> what an incredible way to start your day. rachel: incredible way to start. >> they'll perform again, by the way. we always say go to church. we'll just bring church to you right now. [laughter] >> with this faith and friends concert series. what a great idea. i know you had a part in it, rachel. the season of lent, we celebrate our lovlord and a savior. rachel: i'm so glad they're inside the stewed he yow. sometimes we have to go outside and it's nice to have the sound here inside the studio. it was rocking. and it's warm. which we love. >> welcome to the fourth hour of "fox & friends." we'll start out with new record numbers. we past the 1 million mark for the fiscal year 2023, when it comes to migrant encounters. that's through february of 202

rachel: yes. will: it is a hupabling experience that -- humbling experience that rachel got to participate in yesterday. you went up with the thunder birds and did over 9gs. you didn't black out our throw up and you're here to brag this morning. rachel: i aim. am. i'm here to brag. it happened in the morning on thursday. it took me all day friday to just sort of process it all because it was like, i was overstimulated by the entire experience and it was amazing and it did make me really proud of the military. it wanted me and made me want to invest in this kind of stuff and this kind of professionalism and not just the pilots that are amazing and incredibly talented and the crew, the kind of pride and you see them buffing those planes and just how they care for it. pete: you had your name on the plane? will: i've never had my name on the plane. i got a call sign. know what it was? rachel: what was it? will: right wing. rachel: not bad. my call sign because i did 9gs and have nine kids was mamacita

rachel: yeah.ook forward to reading it. check it out, soldier secretary. chris miller, thanks for being here. >> really appreciate it. thank you. rachel: all right. well, we're going to turn now to some headlines. the u.s. military and aid workers are on the ground in turkey assisting earthquake relief efforts. the help comes as the state department confirms at least three americans are among 25 the ,000 killed in the natural disaster. crews on the ground not giving up hope as incredible scenes like this one unfold. that survivor covered in dust was pulled out of the rubble 116 hours after the quake hit. just amazing images coming out of turkey. >>> pennsylvania senator john fetterman is out of the hospital and with his family at home of after a health scare. the democrat was committed to george washington hospital on wednesday after feeling lightheaded during a democratic retreat. that would make me lightheaded too. [laughter] all right. a spokesperson says tests ruled out the possibility of seizu

rachel: pete was applying -- rachel: he was davidson.eter supplying his literary skills to how he maintains the sharpness of the table. will: we need some good order and discipline on this couch. this is -- people are waking up looking at the screen and don't want to see a mess. they had a party last night or whatever. speaking of orderly, today is national set a good example day. think about that. it is national tell a fairytale day. and lastly. rachel: biden's favorite policy. everything going great. will: national letter to an elder day. rachel: people love to get mail, a great time. will: right your grandmother or grandmother or papa or nana today. he will be setting a good example if you wrote them a letter. then you could mail all three of them. rachel: it is a lost art. it is a lost art and people love getting mail. pete: i have three things at my house that i have to return that i ordered and it feels like i have to climb down. i have to go to the post office. where do you get the packaging? how do i do it? would love to print a

rachel: you too., mark wahlberg will join us live in the next hour but first, is now the time for governor desantis to take a hard line on ukraine? charlie hurt on how the ukraine war could become a defining issue for the 2024 presidential primary. that's coming up. stay with us. ♪ >> i believe that boat wreck is the written why paul paul and maggie were killed. i believe that when paul was charged criminally, there was so many misrepresentations of paul that ended up in the media. i believe then and i believe today that the wrong person, the wrong person saw and read that.. will: emotional alex mur mur -- alalmurdaugh taking the stand. you've been watching this and one question i have is the phone call from the son's phone that ties alex mur dao to the sc scene -- will: se snap chat. mixer alex murdaugh changed his story as a result of that. >> this was a cell phone video paul took on his phone and am ex-didn't know about. you don't see him and you can hear his voice and the time paul took it, alex w

rachel: i know.ete: talking to voters live all morning live long in studio, what matters to them, getting the pulse of the people as we do on "fox & friends" shortly. rachel: they look caffeinated. will: we made them wait a long time. coming up "the new york times" finally coming around to the realization covid lockdowns did more harm to our children than good. former levy's brand president jennifer che joins us live. pete: sunday, another for example and fox and friends family segment. we highlight as nasdaq kicks off tonight on fox. especially if you have the need for speed. we have multiple round today. multiple rounds. rachel: i wish we were doing it indoors. ♪ so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. rachel: welcome back. three-years later "the ne

rachel: yeah. know if they're rehearsing again today, if they are, we'll hear it, but we might bring that little clip for you. how about that opening clip too? they do a very good job of making us look cool can. if only we were. [laughter] rachel: you were pretty cool last night, both of you guys. pete: yeah. [laughter] rachel: you know, they kind of threw a few back. [laughter] pete: just a few. more details later on that. rachel: we sure will. pete: by the way, also later in the program we have a true legend, the king himself, richard petty, will be with us at 9:30 because he's -- we do a featured friends sec segment on "fox & friends" where once a month we talk to someone who you love and we love. richard petty was our featured friend. i spent a day with him in north carolina, awesome guy. we'll talk to him later on in the show. will: it's not richard petty, but i did get behind the wheel of a stock car a couple of days ago. we're going to air that in just a moment as i did the nascar racing exp

rachel: i have been bragging a lot. will: do you almost black out? rachel: i almost for what.bit. i had the mask on. will: half of my face started to go. rachel: these guys, not only do they make us proud, these pilots, it is a great reminder of what the military is supposed to be, professionalism, from the pilot to the crew, they also were right out of central casting. everyone was fit and good looking good. it was amazing. is this a set or the real deal? it was incredible. what an experience. thank you to the u.s. air force. my dad was super proud. pete: it was cool to do that. will: i didn't go 9g's i went real fast. we will talk about later in the show how fast i went. pete: i saw will this morning at said how did it go? i didn't ask what i wanted to ask, which is how fast did you go in the nascar experience? will: we will unveil that throughout the show. rachel: did i see cowboy boots as you got into the car? pete: i don't have any other footwear. will: i got to do the nascar race. it is hard to explain. one hundred 50 miles an hour in your car at home, to do it around th

rachel: yeah. things flying over our country that our government backtracks on, can't tell us exactly what it is. and they want us to care about the size, they want us to care that this was the size of a jetliner, and that was the sides of a car -- size of a car. i don't know that that matters a whole lot because i understand weapons systems, i understand monitoring systems and this idea that, oh, we could shoot this one down because it was little doesn't make any sense. that's just playing semantics to to make people feel better. maybe they have more intel, but i'll tell you, the linchpin of this whole thing was a defense, i believe it was an officer in the military saying earlier this week when they were doing the, i believe it was during a hearing, i want to make sure i get this right. but he said we realized we couldn't jam it. that was the whole thing for me was, if you're letting it fly over the country which you know you can jam meaning you can stop the signals getting in and coming out, the

rachel, do you want to expand on that? rachel: no.er] pete: brian, you broke that down like a new york giants fan -- [laughter] with all the unbiased nature that you could. brian: i will say this, they have such a passionate fan base, i don't understand this are ritualing of climbing a pole. they like to climb poles. people are greasing poles to stop the eagle fans from climbing. if you want to celebrate, why climb by yourself where there is no waiter or service, where you can't get a beer and stand on top of the pole and scream? it's an odd reaction to success. [laughter] i just recommend you guys don't do that. i just don't see my life is going good, let me climb something. rachel: well, i'm married -- brian: -- should be examined. rachel: i'm married to a lumberjack speed climber, so i actually understand a little bi- pete: there's nothing involved in this -- joey: i don't think it's anything like what the eagles fans do, but my grandmother won a silver dollar climbing a greasy pole one time, i will leave it at that. [laughter] bri

rachel: okay.and wouldn't they have faired better in public opinion and laugh at themselves? >> that's the point. don't take yourself so seriously and especially if you're only the contribution of society. lecturing us about the climate change and flying away in a private jet. not really make ago difference here, folks. rachel: they're ridiculous. this is our last story. it's my favorite story and angela davis on pbs finding out she's this big, you know, critical race theory woman and finding out that actually she's related to those who came off the mayflower. >> your ancestors came on the mayflower. you're a dis dis-sen dna tieback from one o -- descendant from one one of the people on the mayflower. rachel: jimmy, she's really shocked and people are calling for her to pay reparation. >> what i wouldn't give to be in the office monday when she walks in and someone goes, well, howdy, pilgrim. it's insane and nice to see someone getting ethnicity wrong because elizabeth warren. rachel: this might be

rachel: yeah.you're a small business other than, you're terrified when some of these young kids come in to your business and you see what's happening on this bus. children, if you're a parent, need to be civilized, and there's just not enough parents out there doing what needs to be done. again, every single child on that bus that did nothing, that didn't stand up even at risk to themselves, that's a bad sign. pete: that process is being exploited. it used to be parents that filled that gap, right? law enforcement can't do much to a kid who's 15, 16, 17. now that so much of that has been abdicated for reasonses of breakdown inside our culture, it's a free pass. when we used to live in new jersey, there was a car theft ring, and all they use was 14, 15, 16, 17-year-olds, because when they got caught, they'd be released right away because they're juveniles. so if the families are breaking down, there has to be more real consequences. maybe they don't follow them for their entire life, but stop is stu

rachel: yeah.e's been partying. doesn't matter where he is in scottsdale, he's at the beach party with the gronk, speaking of, let's watch that. let's watch a little bit of that. >> you are so accomplished. in your 30s. you're known as a party yesterday. er. you wouldn't be the same playing without being the partyer. without having the discipline, you wouldn't have the success. >> you can only party if you the take care of your work during the week. then take time to have a good time. i was lifting up my friends. >> it's a workout. >> working on my foot work. somehow that movement and gyrating translates to the field if you're going hard enough on the dance floor. >> right. and by the way, you'll see the whole package a little later. this is one of the best things to p emerge from the trip is this. wrangler put it out and, again, will, you know i've had the problem before because i can't get jackets to fit my arms because they're mammoth. gronk and i have the same problem. so he cut them off. i'm l

rachel: what a liar.denied the existence of a nexus close to a denial which is non- denial which is an admission. they pass off as russian disinformation but never said it wasn't his. because from the beginning they knew it was our intelligence agencies knew it was for they knew it was legit. it's odd, joe biden in the middle might attempt to run again hunter biden's trying to go on the offense which as you said, will is an admission it is real. i don't understand what upside comes of it. rachel: i want to add again let's member all the people who lied with hunter biden. that would be jon brennan who was the first signer of that letter of the 50 intelligence officers who tried to tell us it was russian disinformation. this a compromise in chinese government should have been discussed in the run-up to the election that got his father election. they so wanted his father elected hunter's father joe. mike vickers nick rothman's and the list goes on and on. top level intelligence officials who lied and said th

whatever decision is in rachel's case will affect courtney case and the district supreme rules that rachel is free. and they say just because an officer is to a certain area he can choose what property he brings with them. he was not ordered to bring a servant or an enslaved individual with him. and so rachel, her freedom and as a result, courtney also gains their freedom and they gain the freedom for their sons. at this point, rachel disappears, we have no idea what the rest of her life was, but courtney makes the decision to return to prairie du chien because obviously she is she has made a friendship with harleen garland no. mary and the bushes daughter and also fashion. and when returns to perry to change probably lives with mariah for a while but she married meets benjamin and they are married and then mariah sells part of her lot to benjamin and courtney and on that lot they have a house built. so in just one lot here in the main of prairie du chien, you have three of the women's families you have and the bushes daughter, you have mariah and you have courtney and they've formed this

we celebrate america, rachel. rachel: yeah., i was watching that segment, and is i just kept thinking about my dad, 32 the-year veteran in the u.s. air force, the biggest football and sports fan ever, and i was thinking how can i get my dad's name in there. [laughter] brian: oh, curbed. rachel: he's radioright there in arizona -- right there in arizona. he's been watching everything you've been doing from scottsdale, from glendale, brian, and he's so excited to have you in his home state of arizona. so fantastic stuff. listen, speaking of our military, a lot going on with regard to that. the u.s. fighter jet shooting down another airborne object, this time over canada. identified as a small, metallic balloon with a tethered payload after it had already crossed into with u.s. air space. meanwhile, the faa has temporarily shut down air space over montana yesterday after a radar anomaly was spotted, or that's what hay told us. and while nothing was found, it marks just a little more than a week since a chinese spy flight flew over

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. >> rachel: you are hearing that.ht. back to you guys. >> steve: all right. >> a beautiful day down there at racing's north turn. be sure you watch. there is going to be a lot of turns at the daytona beach airs this sunday 2:30 in the afternoon on fox. >> ainsley: 40 cars making that starting grid. why will be watching. >> steve: start your engines. >> ainsley: president biden finally breaking his silence on unidentified objects shot down by the military as the navy wraps up its recovery of the chinese spy craft off the coast of south carolina. >> steve: meanwhile the commander-in-chief says the last three objects we shot down do not appear to be connected to any foreign surveillance campaign in particular, china. >> brian: yes. not close. peter doocy is live from the white house can with the latest. peter? >> steve: president biden is now says the rules are changing. buff that these new regulations about when he can and will give the order to shoot down an ariel object are going to remain classified. that's even thou

host: rachel, go ahead. guest: i'm glad you brought up the point it is not just women and mothers who take fmla leave. more than half of leaves taken for individual who has needed to care for their own health. that is an important point to make. i think there needs to be more opportunities, the reality of your situation is there is this law and there is a lot of strings attached and a lot of red tape. it sounds like your employer as a result of that has worked around it to say you must take this first leave as vacation because you have fmla, no longer have access to the vacation that would otherwise be an enjoyment for you because there is this law in place. we have to ask, what would be the alternative if instead employers had more freedom to provide the types of policies they wanted to? in one proposal i have in the family leave space something called the working families flex ability act. this would get hourly workers. you were talking working eight hours a day seven days a week. you are working overtime.

rachel hext is a nurse in devon.diagnosed with long covid and hasn't worked for more than two years. her husband, gordon, has it, too. they have two sons, tommy and greg. they're three and four, you know, most parents could pick them up and give them a piggyback or put them up on their shoulders, which is something gord used to do all the time with the boys. we can't do that now. ijust need to pop him in cos i'm just running out of breath. joint pain, muscle pain. my taste and smell have never gone back to what they were. like, a big wave of allergy problems. i now carry an epipen. i've never done that in my life before. i've lost the hearing in my left ear, i wear a hearing aid. rachel was infected in october 2020. there's only one ward in the small community hospital where she was working. without any notice, i was just called one morning to say that over the last few days it had been turned into a covid contact ward and that i should bring some spare clothes with me because there wasn't enough scrubs to go around.

rachel says she didn't feel safe. ~ , rachel says she didn't feel safe. g . . , safe.articular surgical mask, by the time - safe. my particular surgical mask, by the time you i safe. my particular surgical mask, by the time you had j mask, by the time you had wrapped the loops around your ears, i had massive, gaping holes on my cheeks, so, you know, when you are in a bame of four people coughing and spluttering —— in a bay, does not like the virus fix which direction to go, you know? within a couple of days, rachel was really unwell. her husband and two young sons tested positive soon afterwards. how do you feel about that? really cross, because _ do you feel about that? really cross, because the _ do you feel about that? really cross, because the first i do you feel about that? really cross, because the first wave l cross, because the first wave should have taught a lot of lessons. we couldn't isolate the patients, we didn't have proper ppe, we didn't have scrubs to fit us, you know? it's just basics, scrubs to fit us, you know? it'sjust basics, isn't scrubs to fit us

>> rachel: here with audrey, how are you feeling? a good time. >> rachel: got champagne, we will get the real answer. what is worrying you? >> the border and the economy. biden is just scary, okay, i'm sorry, there is no transparency, he is shooting down balloons, it is scary. we live in this world and hope to make it two years before we don't know what will happen. >> rachel: you better have more mimosa. >> i will have more. >> rachel: we spoke to this gentleman last year, he helped renovate this place, you talked about supply chain issues and that was before the two hurricanes, how is it going right now? >> it's tough, but not as tough as if we didn't have ron desantis and the people we have in florida. things are going real well, it is easy to get stuff. florida is going great and we owe that to who is running the state. we are happy about that, business is good. >> rachel: after two hurricanes and the construction business, has to be body. leadership matters. over to you, will. >> will: i'm at the bar with the hard-core partiers.

>> host: rachel greszler, do you want to take that one? >> guest: thank you, bill, and hello from a fellow western new york. this is important issue you bring up because the reality of the government programs that are out there we do have examples in the states and what we try to get at is the lower income workers who don't have access to family and medical leave or paydown and medical leave. we are looking for a solution to that. in california that's had the longest-running state program, only 4% of people in the lowest income quintile use the government program. 4% of the claims come from then, whereas 20 -- 20% of the claims come from people in the highest income quintile that we've seen the reality isog the scheme programs that aim to help the lower income workers disproportionately help the upper income workers are now regressive. how canan we better find a solution to that? you would have to expand the programs and make them a lot easier to qualifyog for. we had seen even in the case of theof limited fmla there's been widespread misu

rachel what can joins me in ago. rachel what can joins me in just a minute. john watson tonight as walk out wednesday forces the country into a mini lockdown , country into a mini lockdown, all striking teachers jeopardising futures for a pay rise . britain strict is head rise. britain strict is head teacher catherine bubble saying joins live in the studio plus they'll be unfiltered opinion from the real world with lee anderson and top jim davidson unleashes on scheming trans madness . you won't want to . miss madness. you won't want to. miss 9 pm. to 11 pm. only on gb news news . it's that time of the day the gb news tavern has been declared open. it is time for talking pints i'm joined by entrepreneur rachel watkin rachel. welcome to the program . is now say that you the program. is now say that you had a tough probably the modern would be disadvantaged background would be something of an understatement wouldn't it. probably would , yes. i mean, it probably would, yes. i mean, it was in care for a bit and i was parents that were not particularly responsible