entire clinton campaign. title 42 is scheduled to go away monday. based upon biden s numbers they said expect 18,000 a people a day. that would be the equivalent of houston coming across the border in a year. and this weekend is the second leg of the triple crown. it s going to be one of the hottest stakes races in recent history. do it again can t wait for the weekend oh my god, it s the weekend like every day steve: talking about the weekend. you are looking like at people o racetrack in the baltimore area. tomorrow north running of the preakness at people lick co, i h during race time 96 degrees. the heat index will be 105 degrees when all the horses are taking the track late in the day. ainsley: ains tube tops shos are exposed. brian: do you think for couples they should sell action ware tank to be a tube top wouldn t that be good. ainsley: man in a tank top never a good idea. brian: you don t like men in tank tops why because of raging bull.
an exciting double header tomorrow features the tampa bay bandits facing off against the philadelphia stars. 1:00 p.m. then the rest of the league continues chasing the undefeated birmingham stallians who battle against the one win michigan panthers. and on sunday, be sure to catch the pittsburgh maulers against the new orleanss breakers. the houston gamblers will take on the new jersey generals 4:00 p.m. both games on fox. unfortunately today though usfl fans will have to suffer without football. there are no games on tap. so all the action, guys, starts tomorrow. steve: there is plenty of action typically at the racetrack. ainsley: there is. steve: put on our hats. carley: looking good guys. ainsley: we have one down here for you. brian: do you know how much this hat costs? $125. wow. steve: fantastic. put it on. brian: it s 1948. steve: good luck. brian: am i in the boys.
door open he is right there. we can open it ourselves but he opens it for us. ainsley: visited at times square he opened it for me. brian: today i was on my own i went through the revolving door no one could help me. when you go through the revolving door you are on your own you need quad strength. ainsley: i like to go behind someone because they pushed it for me. brian: jump started that wheel. ainsley: not in their section. of the sections are small. brian: ainsley is my section. i m never leaving. ainsley: president biden? south korea as he looks to divert attention away from mounting crises here at home. brian: for one, the national gas price average has surged thanks to the full screen to a record high of $4.59. steve: jacqui heinrich is live from sol, south korea where it is 8:00 at night. she made the very long strip over there to recap the presidents day. and we saw him a little while ago, jacqui and he was about, i don t know, what, a half an hour
the future cooperation and innovation that our nations can and must build together. i m joined by my secretary of commerce, secretary romando is here in the front row who is working every day to bring us closer to that goal. i guess seeing how this plant makes the most advanced simi conductor chips in the world, they are a wonder of innovation, design, precision and manufacturing. simi conductor s power our economies and enable our modern lives from our automobiles to our smart phones to medical diagnostic equipment. when it comes to the most advanced chips like the ones made here by samsung is only one of only three companies in the world that makes these chips. it s incredible. an incredible achievement. because these little chips. only a few nanometers thick are the key to propelling us into the next era of humanity s technological development.
late? yeah. which is pretty good for him i have to say. good morning to you, steve, ainsley and brian. yeah, the president arrived here in sol a couple hours ago. he went pretty much straight to the samsung plant with the newly elected south korean president. the white house says that plant is a model for a facility that s being built in katy, texas shows how investigating in manufacturing can deliver jobs and strengthen supply chains at home. part of a push for congress to pass the bipartisan innovation act which has gone by several monic kerrs as versions of this bill has stalled in congress. the emphasis on bringing manufacturing back to the u.s., at this stop in south korea is an interesting paradox to his trip overall. which aims to counter china s influence by deepening economic ties with allies in the indo-pacific. companies want to increase exports of things like simi conductors to the u.s. that s one of the challenges ahead for biden in navigating this comu economic framewor