brian: nice first two months. we will see how this goes. 8 mint8 minutes after the top of the hour. news yesterday revolving around the president and democratic controlled house jerry nadler chairman of the judiciary made clear that he wants to do his own mueller probe, no longer content to wait. he has filed a blizzard of requests, 80-plus document requests. over dozens of people associated with trump. some actually related to him on areas of obstruction of justice, public corruption and abuses of power. steve: one thing but the mueller probe the scope of the investigation was focused. this is the phishing expedition because he is casting the net as wide as he possibly can targeting 81 entities and corporations and people. but he has got a really good reason and here it is. listen to this. we are simply exercising our oversight jurisdiction and he is not he doesn t understand or he is not willing to concede to congress that we have an
in the white house where they have got all the things that he promised during the campaign and they check them off one at a time. it s a really good point. whatever he is, he is genuine authentic. you don t see him going to regional places and altering his dialect or feigning a southern accent or putting on camouflage. brian: he did a southern accent jeff sessions. that was by intent. he dresses the same. he has ha queens accent whether at indianapolis state fair or down in mobile, alabama. ainsley: how does he triumph over the media? he understands that certain people are not necessarily popular. certain stations so he is reactive. he doesn t preempt fights. he waits until people attacks him and then he has a don t thread on me. he selects his target. if it s elizabeth warren or colin kaepernick he understands there is vulnerabilities overreached. he has a cunning and expertise that i think really under estimated. steve: he is running for re-election right now.
piqua where he stayed? there is no plaque. the rumor is sweet caroline was for the babysitter. later on people changed that it was for caroline kennedy. i m going to look into both of them. there is also a famous person moving to massapequa. i don t know if i should give it away. steve: i think you mentioned it yesterday. brian: miranda lambert moved into my town. ainsley: she just married the police officer. brian: right. not just any police officer, the right one. steve: welcome back to massapequa today. we have a busy three hours and great guests and today janice dean has a brand new book that comes out. in the meantime we have a fox news alert. brian: search for dozens missing in alabama set to resume at day break after the deadliest tornadoes outbreak in six years took place on sunday. ainsley: stories heart wrenching. families returning to destroyed houses and communities reduced to you rubble as we continue to learn more about these victims. three of them under the age
janice: it s a journey right? brian: as a canadian. i got here from canada legally. you will be happy to know i talk about it in my book. it is a journey that i m glad to share because when you go through tough times you want to know that you are not alone. this is a book in a sense that i wrote to myself because there have been many moments in my life where i just wanted to feel that there was hope and that there was someone out there doing the same thing or going through the same thing. and so many of the passages in here i love to write because i was writing to myself during struggling times. steve: what about mrs. klein? who is mrs. klein? because you are going to read an excerpt out of your book? janice: i m glad you are getting the teary one out of the way. mrs. klein was a teacher of my son matthew last year. she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. i wanted to read to you a chapter or a paragraph from that chapter. that s very important to me because god puts these people i
of 10. steve: aisha joins us live what s the latest on this tuesday morning. good morning to you. to see this upclose, first hand is absolutely horrifying. and i want to show you something that really struck out to me. take a look over here. this is a high chair that was thrown so far away from the home that it belonged to. and to me it really tells a story of a family that built a home for their child, a home that is now gone. of the remains of it you see all over the place here. you see cushions of a couch there. you see a pillow a book, somebody s book. just completely torn up there and back that way that s what s left of the house just the foundation and few pieces of wood left behind and looks like a car still parked back there as well. and i want you to come over here with me because i want to show you just how strong this tornadoes was. that s a dryer.