ainsley: he has a trash bag. that is so cute. steve: with no mask. pete: beautiful. steve: it is. it s confusing because then about the same time the chief executive for the united states of america was up in portsmouth, in new hampshire, and somebody said hey, what do we do with masks? and he had an answer that was confusing given what the federal government right after that. watch. mr. president, should people continue to wear masks on planes? that s up to them. ruling of the judge made striking down the mandate? i haven t spoken to the cdc yet. steve: that s the key right there. because the department of justice announced in the 6:00 hour that they will go ahead and they will appeal and challenge the federal judge s decision to strike down the mask mandate if the cdc says it s necessary for public health. so, in other words, the doj says we re not getting in this fight.
if it s his hockey back bag it might have been there. ainsley: the killer s d.n.a. has got to be in that blood it is not a clean scene. she was defending herself because the inside of her fingers were cut. steve: as if she has her hands up protecting herself. ainsley: exactly. they did take things out of the house they quote a search warrant. they took things out of the house. if you stab someone almost 60 times there is going to be so much blood anywhere and whoever did it is going to have that blood on their person or clothes. steve: big question is did the perpetrator bleed at any point? did she scratch him? is there that person s blood there? in the new york post, one of the experts said, look, this clearly was not premeditated. they said he left a blood trail five blocks long. he said if you want to kill somebody, you try to make it a little cleaner. be a little more prepared. he didn t go with something to move her body. he took something from the house. so this person
stanley to help raise an additional $10 billion. this development comes as musk teases a potential new standard for free speech on twitter writing a social media platform s policies are good if the most extreme 10% on the left and right are equally unhappy. that s about right. not a bad barometer. steve: and if 100 percent of the people who work at twitter are really inhappy. carley: then you are on to something. steve: you are exactly right. ainsley: thanks, carley. russia is pouring more troops in the eastern donbas region. pete: offensive comes as iments vlad-mile-an-h vladimir has lost one quarter of his fighting power. steve: matt finn joins us. ukraine pushing ahead with
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going after parents who are in loving relationships who have kids. it s completely outrageous. sorry. this is an issue that makes me completely crazy. but it is an issue that is a political wedge issue. it s not a reflection of where the country is. steve: i don t know exactly what she is upset about. i don t know that that is exactly what the bill is about. the bill is about you cannot talk about in the schools down in florida sexual identity and sex education and stuff like that from k through 3. currently, i believe in the state of florida, sex education starts at grade 6. so it s like that s a three year pad between 3rd grade and six grade when they also aren t talking about tnchts sites libby scooter of tiktok and. schools across. quite proud of indoctrinating kindergartners and first and