with your grandchildren. i love you. i love you too. brian: janice deans that grabbed my thigh four or 2350eu6 time. i m sorry i m a toucher. brian: i m honored. steve: coming up an hour from now we are actually going to make some of your favorite recipes and check out the brand new cookbook paula deen s southern baking. you won t believe what i have for you next. that s for big people. brian: coming up next hour, the final hour, senator marco rubio is going to be here live. is he going to be talking about what s happening with iran. dana loesch will be here and dennis rodman. one of them plays basketball. i forgot which one. steve: paula deen, this is delicious. isn t it good? it s like a pecan pie.
the tanker today is one incident. the shootdown yesterday of the iranian drone which could not be compared to the kind of drone they shot down of ours a few weeks ago, there was another ship that disappeared off the radar? it just popped up today. that was allegedly smuggling iranian oil out of the straights. all of these things show the complexity of the scenarios inside of the straights of horm. that s a tight waterway. you know exactly where you are, according to laran compasses or satellite feeds, folks know whether you re in international waters or? territorial waters. it s con 2350uzing, it s tough, it s tight, it will be tense. let s add one more thing to this issue, though.
grim new details emerging from japan s worst mass killing in 13 years. a suspected arson attack on the kyoto animated studio. 33 people were killed. it s an animae industry. authorities say a 41-year-old suspect began pouring what appeared to be gasoline on the first floor of the studio before setting it on 2350ir. one witness said he was asked about his motive and told a police officer they plagiarized. he s receiving treatment for severe burns so they were not able to question him anymore. jeffrey epstein will be a
everything you are doing. when you were on that ice and you hear the national anthem, what goes through your mind? why is it important? it s really important to me. i take pride in my country. the flag, i have unfortunately seen it covering too many coffins. and i think we can take time out to give two minutes worth of respect to our soldiers, to our 2350eur78, fird our policemen. i don t think that s asking too much. i m not going to apologize for asking players to show a little bit of respect when it s either the american or canadian national anthem. steve: coach it, sounds like what s happened in some other sports has really gotten under your skin. well i wouldn t say it wasn t a catalyst for some things. [laughter] ainsley: what is your response to that when you have the soccer team, the captain of the team saying she is not going to go to the white house. she refused to stand at first until they changed the rules. we re available to go to the white house. i know my guys woul
that somehow customs and border patrol urgently figured out a way to move out most of the kids they admit were in their custody. as of a month ago, border patrol said they had 2,350 kids under their control. as of today, the day this report comes out, miraculously they say it s down below 300. now, we don t know what it was that lit a fire under border patrol to finally start moving kids out of these conditions in such significant numbers, but between, you know, close the camps, close the camps becoming a rallying cry across the country and these photos being released and this inspector general report being released documenting this stuff and letting the department know, hey, in a few days we re going public with this and everybody s going to see these images. and with vanloads of democratic members of congress turning up at these facilities now and describing what they saw, and at least in some cases refusing to hand over their phones so they could despite the insistence from the ag