and the question is what s going to be in it? well, apparently it was, and this is according to the new york times this morning, compiled at least in part by a woman named liz harrington. communication staff members. apparently the document focuses on voting anomalies in the state of georgia. and ms. harrington has been on x, formerly known as twitter, and said i kind of giving us a preview says georgia has been one of the most corrupt elections in the country they haven t gotten any better since 2020. they have gotten worse. tune in monday. ainsley: he said on truth social, donald trump, they never went after those that rigged the election. they only went after those that fought to find the riggers. and in this indictment, in georgia, and all these indictments, it allows him to have discovery. so his lawyers will have discovery and we ll find out information. and i heard this morning, brian, an attorney said, i think it was on fox & friends first, was saying the best argumen
affirm what you want to do. ainsley: how much do these surgeries cost the taxpayers? it s about 100,000 to $300,000. the use rules is transplanted from a living or cat vark donor. the possession is then put on immunosuppression. there is in-vitro throw furtherrization. the baby is carried to term. there is a c section done at which time they also remove the uterus that was put in to avoid further immunosuppression. and that s how it s been done. ainsley: does that mean biological men would be able to have children? medically it s possible. the question is should it be done? it is odd that the ama is choosing to focus on this activist position rather than fund the important research we need in transgender medicine. what s the regret rate after transition surgery. what s the long time complication rate of hormones, what else the suicide rate on people on hormones. ainsley: conducting those studies. those studies are not being done. instead of funding those studies
$15 million. the attorney for the family portrayed on the blind side says the former nfl lineman warned he would plant negative stories about them duping him into a conservatorship rather than adoption if they didn t pay. here s their response saying, quote: the motion that a couple worth hundreds of millions of dollars would connive to withhold a few thousand dollars in profit participation payments for anyone, let alone from someone they loved as a son defies belief. so that s the attorney for the tuohy family there. unfortunate, like i said, ainsley, over to you my friends. it. ainsley: thank you so much, carley. uterus transplants for biological men on your dime. that s what the american medical association detailed in their june journal making ethical arguments for the procedure. our next guest says the ama should focus on real medical crises like the regret rate of children who undergo
low pay. so the chief quit. but he said, you know what? i m not going to leave you without anybody. i will stick around until augus. he has been working his tail off trying to find somebody who will work in this small town. the problem is, ainsley, the pay is not good. and, if people are getting into the policing business, you know, somebody just graduating from high school, leave the military. it s like the pay is low there. why would i start there. why wouldn t i go to minneapolis or why don t i go to chicago where the pay is great and i could have, you know, i could have a long career there? ainsley: and you want to pick a state where you are going to be supported. brian: not in minneapolis. ainsley: exactly. brian: nobody goes to minneapolis either. ainsley: they don t get paid well. their lives are on the line. their lives are at risk every time they go out. if they make a mistake, then it s over for them. so,. brian: ainsley, chicago can t recruit and new york is havi
out. ainsley: lunchables. steve: that is a whole pizza in there and pretty affordable. janice: i can t believe kids are in school this week. it s crazy. steve: it goes fast. ainsley: hayden was excited to pick out backpack and lunch box. the kid love the bent toe box. when i got the email that we were doing this segment like i couldn t wait. one thing i know ainsley grew up and always got notes from her dad, our friend madeline van turn, one of her children she would put a note into lunch box every day. janice: did i that. steve: when the kid graduated from school. they had them all? steve: gave them all to her mother. janice: i did lunch box jokes. corny lunch box jokes. carley: how am i going to remember all this five years from now when brock goes to