that i thought of nancy pelosi. we have talked about her. she has been in for a long time. many people saying it s time for new blood and new opinions. pete: she is a master legislator though. ainsley: they have been in office for so long. is he suggesting we should have the term limits. pete: i love it. ainsley: and they should be shorter. steve: they get sweetheart deals that a lot of us don t even realize and now the president is saying do your job, get something done or i m going to do it myself. pete: i like it. steve: 6:11. pete: sends us your thoughts on it was. should they stick around and get it done or move on. jillian: we have a number of breaking news stories, guys. starting with a fox news alert. two u.s. soldiers injured when their helicopter goes down in isis hot bed in eastern afghanistan. those soldiers suffering minor injuries after mechanical issue brought down their black hawk in nangahar province.
happy to work that out. ainsley: here s the thing. he has been in office for six months. we all expected, if you take a new position and you don t have any experience in politics, people are going to change occasionally. after six months he realizes, okay, this is working, this is not working. i m going to make some adjustments. i m going to make some changes. the liberal media has been saying the white house has been in chaos for six months. maybe they will start reporting that things are getting better. steve: between keep in mind as well. the president brought reince priebus on board. and he has been a disrupter, the president of the united states with his campaign and everything else. and the people who got him elected, essentially, a core group of people. you know who they are. but then once he got the nomination, then he brought in all the rnc people and it kind of got more establishmentee. and in fact when reince priebus was made the chief of staff, it was suggested that the mai
last week the senate said no, we are done, we can t pass healthcare, next thing you know reince priebus is looking for work. pete: that s a perfect point. the so-called mainstream media, the democrats, the establishment republicans. steve: simply look, you were there to do a job, you didn t couldn t do. i will get somebody who can. pete: they keep treating this guy like conventional politician. is he outsider. disrupter, a businessman. is he going to try something. if it doesn t work he is going to fix it and take another approach. that s what this dawn is and healthcare is not dead. initiatives are not dead. but to read headlines like that in the new york times where it says chaos. that s not reporting. that s editorializing. it s very different from what folks who are inside this white house say about what s happening. especially with general kelly in charge who is coming in to say we re going to make things happen. i m the chief of the satisfy. the staff is going to report to me.
were held on american soil, atlanta in 1996. it always amazes me how far out cities put in their bids and how far out the destination is picked. steve: they have to build roads and stadiums. they have got to print t-shirts. ainsley: yea t-shirts. steve: all right, jillian. thank you. nancy pelosi giving herself a pat on the back. let me just say this, self-promotion is a terrible thing but somebody s got to do it. i am a master legislator. steve: fantastic. our next guest says she is totally clueless and he is a lifelong democrat. you won t want to miss his assessment coming up. ainsley: ladies, listen up. survey says that men do more grocery shopping than women. time to get the credit that they deserve. pete: i m going to need to see the details. ainsley: got the male producers wrote that to you.
grab the snake before dropping it in a bag and releasing it back in the wild, she and her fellow journalists found the snake crureld up behind a desk monitor. i have had this fear of happening in other markets. the buildings are so old sometimes. everyone can relate. ainsley: i m sorry i m looking at you over there. pete: in australia it s called monday. ainsley: they learn that 5 years old in school, right? steve: jillian, thank you. meanwhile the news mars rover is ready for takeoff. it s making a pit stop on fox & friends this morning. pete: john mcbride is here to tell us all about it janice? janice: when i saw last night that the mars rover or what could be what we re looking at on mars how long? if we got the funding from congress or go ahead we could be back on the moon within say 10 years in mars another three to five years.