shell company after shell company and it takes time. rachel: it s not that hard to do forensic audits, they can do it. but they were blocked, the fbidoj, they didn t want to do it. pete: coming up, it s been over six years since obama left office, he s kind of sill there, but why does he live in washington tease? spoiler alert, it s about politics. rachel: plus, rick rick like is catching some rays down in orlando. he joins us live from the sting ray frank at discovery cove. that s next a tattoo and a yoo-hoo bottle on the floorboard this is living the care in healthcare. walgreens.
rick: i felt that on my hand, dan. this is awesome. thank you for letting us be here morning. much more coming up here at discovery cove, and you not going to get me out of here will: rick, they re biting your hands? rick: yeah. i m bleeding on my calf. i m not going to lie. i got a little nibble. will: really? rick: yeah. rachel: i did that with my kids before, and those they re really creepy creatures, those stingrays. they just look rick: no way! pete: yes, rick. will: i m with rick rick: nothing creep i creepy about em. will: i m with rick, but i want to know what damage you re taking on here. rick: i m all good. will: seems like you re good. [laughter] pete: surrounded, i m good. rachel: i m all good. [laughter] pete: worker s comp, all right in. rachel: all right. don t go anywhere the, we re beating the the heat all morning with some outdoor gear the the whole family can enjoy. chip wade joins us to help you
orlando, florida. rick, what are you doing? rick: i m feeding rays, and it s not going all that well, dan. actually, it s going really well. the rays are having a blast. rick: they re, like, give me this food p. i ve got little minnows. you call them silver sides. this is dan kaufman, you run the aquarium side of things, yep. are. rick: if you come here to discovery cove, you can actually come in and feed these an animals. you can feed and touch the rays. actually, you re really good apt this, rick, we ve got an opening. rick: if i had been a kid and known this was a thing the i could do, this would be up on the top of the list. they re really beautiful, they re really soft or, and they like to eat. enter right. they eat fish like this, small things from the sand. and they have a lot of interesting ways of feeding. so they have got those big loaveses underneath their mouth that can flex and suck things u-
think of an entire machinesome we don t have the answers to that right now, but early indication cans show rachel: wikipedia, actually, is a great example. the you re conservative, chances are your wick field ya isn t flattering. pete: check mine out, it s great. rachel: again, it goes back to who is writing and the algorithm, who s inputting pete: and they acknowledge that. yeah, it started one way, but it s gone in a total left-wing direction, that s the bias of the site. rachel: of course it is. will: as they mentioned my estimation of a much deeper and prolonged conversation. rachel: one other thing though. the scariest thing to me was what we saw last week with the ads for what company was it that had the ads were where they used fake models? will: yeah. st the everything. pete: there could be fake morning show hosts. will: no doubt. pete and i will go off the wall on how a.i. is already in our lives pete: rick, why are you laughing? there s going to be fake weather