money for that one. steve: ain t cheap. publicity on tv, too. all right, jillian, thank you. ainsley: thank you. steve: coming up, a promise from the president out on the campaign trail. do you remember this? we re going to fire the corrupt and incompetent v.a. executive. steve: well today the president is going to make good on that promise. pete hegseth helped write the legislation to fix the v.a. he joining us. ed: can tom brady handle sumo wrestling? steve: that s tom bread? ainsley: the guy on the other side. in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn t have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. with all the things you ll never learn from a book.
does not include college, fols.s yes, i mean, i don t have a baby and a lot of my friends have to have baby and buy car seats and cribs, but this new study says it will cost middle-income family almost $250,000 to raise that baby until he or she reaches the ripe age of 17. alison kosik is on this for us, and you have several babies. i wouldn t say several, but two. two. and no longer babies, but still, that ain t cheap, alson? yes, and if you are a parent, you know this increase in the child care and education is what is driving the huge cost of raising kids these days and the numbers coming from the usda and the numbers have gone up 4% over the past year. and interestingly that child care was not a big factor over the last decade, but now more women are working and health care and clothing and those
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this that s a cool thing to do. yeah. don t usually treat a teddy bear like that, but there s good reason. oh, she couldn t make it. they re in plastic bags so they don t get messed up. that is a nice holiday tradition. another holiday tradition i m not about to get onboard, renting your holiday tree. renting the christmas tree. i do feel bad we cut down so many trees. but a lot of tree farms they plant one, seven years later, boom, new tree. but we have a new idea. yes, they are doing this in canada, though. you can rent a real tree. i don t know if they re all going to be this size. they kind of like potted plants i was saying earlier. but there it is. why are you laughing at the tree? it s cute. but this will cost you about $80 to $100. that ain t cheap, necessarily to rent it. and you can buy one certainly less expensive than that. but still, like you said, some people want to help the environment. and some people have small apartments and that s all they want