thought and your thought, carley, it doesn t bode well for what is coming down the pike, even though as we reported on at least with omicron it is much less deadly according to initial reports. that is a frightening harbinger of things to come. meantime a lot of people who watch this channel probably think joe manchin saved christmas. not this op-ed in the hill. quote, miserly man chen stole christmas and hope from american families. the headline right there. it reads as follows in the text, manchin has denied struggling families vital economic support which they desperately need. his role as a democratic obstacle, a democratic obstacle on spending proposals took priority over his compassion to help struggling americans make ends meet including those in his own state. he should be ashamed. the problem with that, will and carley, he actually saved american families including american families going forward
like arnold schwarzenegger made that donation with tiny houses. we talked about that, carley around todd. not just the house. you need a community around those tiny homes to help support those guys as they make their way back into hopefully off of the street. you build these little communities of tiny houses with support system around them. hoping to solve that problem that has been carley: will, real quick. so true. i was talking to frank siller about, he is building an entire neighborhood in florida of homes for families of fallen veterans, first-responders, gold star families and he said he could see marriages happening in the future because when you have that shared history, you know you really connect with people and he is really changing lives. it is so amazing. will: yes. todd: face it, this is something that should have been done by our country by now, the way we treat our homeless veterans is an abomination. something should have been done previous to this, but let s give al
america. kelly, good morning. merry christmas. good morning. merry christmas. carley: why did you want to write this book? tell us about it? i didn t want to at first. a few people asked me if i would and i kind of wanted to keep it right but then, after my dad passed away, some people just wanted to know what it was like growing up in that house with him an my five younger brothers. so i did. it happened to be the timing was, we started writing right at the beginning of the covid lockdown. so it was a great project to do. and something to do, you know, after banana bread and, and carley: toilet paper. spending everything on amazon carley: you said you grew up in the funniest house in america. what was he like at home? he was everything was an event to him. it wasn t just, let s go to the