president biden continues to blame russia inflation continues to sore near a 40 year high. this is no laughing matter. every i do life is less affordable under joe biden. multi million dollars mansion burning to the ground as a fast moving wildfire rangetion the coast line. not looking good. every other house is on fire. he scores! it s a power play goal and the rangers lead. working for a living working working for a living living and working i m taking what they re giving because i m working for a living. brian: rays were 25 minutes away from starting vacation. they went game 6 tomorrow night. looking at frederick maryland everyone there is alive for the most part. steve: for the most part. brian: brian get a lot of history there. local breweries and a lot of wineries. a lot of drinking to be done there and a lot of partying with a wonderful landscape. steve: 1 minute after 6:00 a.m. and already talking about quitting time. ainsley: tomorrow
get into the laptop and stop debating what is him the naked picture of him smoking crack with hookers that s real. i have a little problem with some of the financial transactions. this whole conversation is something the white house does not want to happen. they do a great job of saying hunter is not an employee of ours so we don t know. all links of the president of the united states. this guy sets up and also he is part of the art deal and set him up in a gallery might have bought paintings of him. sets him one lavish lifestyle in malibu. everybody is saying why out of all the charity cases how many homeless encampments walk by to help the son of a president who hasn t had enough go his way. ainsley: there has to be something to that what is going on here. brian: makes no sense. ainsley: you have a lot of friends brian would anyone pay 2 million.
dana: it s time now for one more thing. i will go quickly. look at this dog. is he trying so hard. bull terrier. he did couldn t get it through. just like so difficult. the owner tries to help him. he can t quite figure it out. you know what? that s why you have got a mom to help you out there, mom. good job, boomer. jesse: this weekend we were in naples, florida with bret baier and dana and some others for the all star charity event for children national hospital. brian kilmeade, stuart varney, santa claus and shannon bream. we had a great time and raised over $2.2 million. and we are all very proud of that. speaking of charity cases, did i some interviews about presidents day. here is a clip which we re going to be airing in full tonight on primetime. watch. jesse: who was president during the civil war?
one? the detectives decided to pay him a visit at his house, but they did not tell him what they heard about him, the good or the bad. mr. can i call you? george yes, call me george. george said sure, he knew greyhound but said he never heard him called noel stevens before. you knew him as something else? i knew him as neil smith. he told detectives how him and shauna had befriended this neil smith, tried to help him get back on his feet. me and the wife, you know, we kind a look at these little charity cases. because he was a nice guy, and you know, down on his luck. by now, the detectives knew that greyhound was an addict, and a big drinker. so they asked george was he a drug? alcohol? yes, he would drink alcohol. not a lot, just a couple of beers. a beer or two every now and then? yes. that raised the antenna a bit. in his interview with
i think it took a few days to boil up into a national news story. in part because who could believe this was really happening, right? this was so indefensible. this was so morally repugnant, you know, literally they re targeting kids with cancer now? i think the national press corps may not have been able to fully sort of grok that this was what the trump administration had decided to do next, but this is real news, this is a real thing they ve been doing and they re targeting these kids actually extended to kids and families who were literally invited to come to this country by america s best children s hospitals. you know, invited here not as charity cases, not as, like, heart strings cases where america was being generous. literally these families and these kids were invited here simply because american medical researchers needed access to these kids to try to develop cures to rare diseases. i don t know if you ever wanted to be a doctor when you were growing up. i was always really