stapleton s widely celebrated rendition of the national anthem. last week at the super bowl and, guys, whether you like country music or not i feel like it s pretty hard not to like chris stapleton, especially paired up with pink. it s going to be a good one. yeah. i mean, his voice, he s got a real country voice. that rendition thank you, ashley. take that rendition of the national anthem, i don t know, people have compared it i don t know which when you say what s the best version of the national anthem you ve heard usually it s in reference to the super bowl, it s whitney houston and chris stapleton now. rachel: i still say it s whitney houston and then chris st.chrisstapleton. that anthem impressed our next guest as well. country sing r brreland tweeting no one wants to follow chris stapleton but i ll be singing the national anthem at the daytona 500 this weekend. >. he joins us on set this
if you look at the last 20 years, if you look at history, this is how we get into wider wars. who wants that over donbas? you know what i mean. rachel: i would rather get into a war over spy planes. i don t want a war. but what are our priorities? our own air space? you had the general on our own border. rachel: saying we have holes in our ability to track what s going on over our air space. that s where our money needs to go, to that kind of technology. let s check in with ashley strohmier who has additional headlines. a catholic bishop is shot and killed at his los angeles home yesterday afternoon a. police say david o connell was shot in the chest. they have not released any information about a possible suspect. he has served the church for 45 years and has been described as, quote, peace maker. pope francis named o connell the aucauxiliary bishop of the
to look somewhere else for that sort of fulfillment? yeah, i mean, i think that i think it points to there being a universal truth and universal comfort and joy that far exceeds any circumstances that we may be encountering and i think one answer to your question is pain and loneliness. i can t name one person who hasn t experienced either of those things. especially in these past couple years, and so i think that s your answer. i think that everyone is looking for truth and everyone s looking for joy and many are finding it here. rachel: yeah, allison brings up a good point. so much of the interaction that a young people are having is this virtual sort of fake connection and here they are in a real setting, meeting with human beings. there s no tech there. it s just it s just praying and that sort of community. what are young people telling
can say that they drove race cars at a very young age if they didn t do these and it s just it s really cool and it s really special being able to do it. rachel: those kids were so great, we decided to keep them around and of course feed them. [laughter] let s check in with them and the mclemore boys, john and john two. we ve got hungry little guys, huh? we do. we are going to be feeding these guys right here and when you re at daytona, you need to do something that s like fitting for the daytona raceway. we re going to do a racetrack pulled pork recipe in the shape of a triangle. you take the crescent rolls, two cans, star them out in the shape of circle or racetrack. cheese, pulled pork, more cheese, barbecue sauce. great leftovers. rachel: looks good. there we go. barbecue sauce.