me trying to embarrass my kids. i can t wait. ainsley: everyone can relate to something like that. jillian: i think her daughter probably loves that even now with how much attention it s getting. ainsley: we will try to get them on the show. jillian: absolutely. a story out of california right now. a california democrat wants to fight gun violence with insurance. san jose mayor introducing a law that would force gun owners to carry liability insurance or pay a fee. we re in the heart of silicon valley, innovation starts here. and we know that this is a crisis that is crying out the mayor claims the plan would offset the public cost of gun violence. this comes just weeks after the nearby gilroy shooting that left three people dead and at least 12 injured. a potentially deadly strain of algae is being reported along the east coast. at least four states seeing toxic blue green algae blooms in lakes and other
people like me, that those sacrifices are essentially valueless because we could have taken out as much loans as they wanted and they would forgive them anyway us. when the op-ed talks about ex post facto that s what that means. this is a retroactive policy change. these loans were taken out before this policy existed. that s what s particularly perverse about these kinds of policies. ainsley: what i love about your story though, i m reading this article, at first i m feeling sorry for you because you really wanted to go to dennison university but it was too expensive the prestigious private school in ohio. then you went to the university of south carolina. you were paying more than $17,000 a year. you said that was the cost of a honda civic. so you went back home to ohio and you ended up going to a state school there and then you got your degree and you said you had to get your degree in accounting because you knew you could pay back your loans even though you really wanted to study p
is it terrorism? is it isis? no he, he says it s. this. four years ago i came here to iowa and i was asked what is the major national security issue people thought i would say isis or al qaeda and those are big issues. the answer that i gave in terms of national security is climate change. ainsley: the biggest national security threat, according to bernie sanders is climate change. pete: the left says it all the time. this is what they believe. it is their religion. they want to fight the weather. the rest of us want to deal with real threats that want to take away our freedoms. think about four years ago. what was that 2015? isis was still, you know, this is during obama s term. isis was still a huge problem. the caliphate was there president trump ran on destroying isis, which he did to their physical caliphate. now there is remnants we need to be concerned about today. that s taking on a real
too much information wearing the same type of helmet that is not true. way back in the 1990s they started making smaller helmets the same type of certificate and standards the absorption and deflection type they have. that exists in youth sports today. it s a combination of the equipment the instruction and the protocols that exist in sports today, as long as they exist, which they should, it s the safest environment in the history of sports for kids. we should be running to every field, soccer field, basketball, anything to get our kids active with all the things that are available today versus the archaic ways of 20 and 30 years ago. ainsley: that s something so interesting you say that we did a story i think it was last week, youth participation in sports is down significantly. what do you say to parents who are grappling with that do i let my kid play football? well, i think the first thing that they need to look at is what is the biggest issue in this country obesity, sugar conc
ainsley: oh, please. jillian: they didn t think he was really going to do that. he talked about wanting the jaguar. they didn t think he would go to that level. ainsley: i mean, what in the world? pete: he has a lot of friends. needed something bigger. ainsley: ungrateful for the gift. ainsley: parents shouldn t have gotten him that as a first car. pete: do you think that was their first mistake in parenting? probably not. griff: could have gotten him a minivan that cost half the price. ainsley: what would he have done with that one? janice. are you going to get your boys a bmw for first car? well, i guess you would need a lot of money for that. i would have to work on that first. i would love to have a bmw, just saying. you know what? it is a beautiful i m going to say we are going to see the potential for showers and thunderstorms. for now it is dry in new york city. my friends, how are you? what are your names? ann. janice: i love your betsy