there are also pull factors. pull factors as when extended the beginning. if you do not know they re going to keep coming. they are under this administration has hard data. so, what no matter what officials say border is open millions and then have shown up in the past couple of years. those are just the ones we know about. look at the last two years yes you ve had over 4.3 million individuals encountered by border patrol. that does not include the getaways. so far as of of friday, we had about a 2% is one point to million individuals so far it all year. still not over. people are coming in. again i go back you ve got to make that decision. because if you do not make that
there are also pull factors. pull factors as when extended the beginning. if you do not know they re going to keep coming. they are under this administration has hard data. so, what no matter what officials say border is open millions and then have shown up in the past couple of years. those are just the ones we know about. look at the last two years yes you ve had over 4.3 million individuals encountered by border patrol. that does not include the getaways. so far as of of friday, we had about a 2% is one point to million individuals so far it all year. still not over. people are coming in. again i go back you ve got to make that decision. because if you do not make that
workers miss from the labor force. 4.3 million more job openings than unemployed workers. food service, for example, short about 300,000 workers. construction industry looking ahead to 2023 overall 546,000 additional workers needed. so there is a void. there is tremendous opportunities to take care of a family, live a happy, productive life, and that s the most important thing. family is everything. and everything else is everything else. today young men and women that have committed to be in the trades, trying to close that gap. so important they are recognized and honored. bret: you head football coach at a college. obviously a lot of football players choose to go to colleges, universities. you are saying there are other opportunities? great opportunities. my dad always told my brother john and myself, you know, when it documents 18 years old, you
construction activity and that sort of thin . ., . . ., of thing. not much cheering that messate. a leading diabetes charity here in the uk think we are in the grip of an escalating crisis. 90 per cent of our cases are type 2 diabetes. a condition much more likely to develop if people are overweight. diabetes uk say nearly 4.3 million people are confirmed to have the condition with another 850,000 yet to be formally diagnosed. the figures mean that millions of britons are at increased risk of complications, which include heart attacks, kidney failure, stroke, amputation and blindness. it s not a problem unique to the uk, we have been comparing figures across europe and the united states. germany had the highest prevalence of diabetes in europe. diabetes is now the seventh leading cause of death in the us. i m joined with the ceo of diabetes uk, chris akew from surrey. let mejust ask let me just ask you first of all, how do you come to these figures?
steven s death are quote. i unequivocally deny any involvement in smith s death and my heart goes out to the smith s family. the sons of murdaugh s former housekeeper are also calling for justice. their mother died on the front steps of the murdaugh family home, her death ruled an accident, but, an autopsy was never conducted. their attorney says, quote: they want to see that he has to pay just like everybody else does to get their full cup of justice when they commit a crime. prosecutors say the disgraced lawyer and now convicted murderer alex murdaugh secured $4.3 million in insurance settlements for their family but he kept most of it. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: all right, todd, thank you very much. regarding stephen smith, his mother had started a go fund me page to raise enough money to exhume his body to prove that he was murdered raised $60,000. the cops said we don t need to exhume the body.