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carley: i never realized there is a void there. you never congratulate people for leaving high school, not going to college and going into the military. pete: i graduated from high school who went off and joined the army rangers and we no idea. no one said where did he go? instead of celebrating and saying look at the choice this guy made and that s what they are trying to change. do you know what? it makes other young people say maybe i want to do that too. carley: people going to military need that. pete: a recruiting problem. ken, who runs that group was a recipient of a patriot award last year. carley: pennsylvania senate primary race heating up with only a few days left. can you believe it. pete: g.o.p. frontrunners mehmet oz, david mccormick and kathy barnett remain neck and neck one another. will: fascinating race. alexandria hoff with more.
they want to end one of those tools that has been so successful trying to control illegal immigration. and if we can t do that hundreds thousands of more of our u.s. citizens are going to die because these cartels are going to continue to bring their drugs across the border. pete: he mentions fentanyl. we covered this week the record breaking number of americans that have lost their lives to mostly unintentional i mean, you know, what they thought was recreational drug use or something else laced with fentanyl over 100,000. carley: biden administration says they want to end title 42 because hilariously they are saying that covid-19 is not a health risk enough at this point to make sure that it stays in place. but you could also say that the drugs pouring across our border and the addiction crisis in our country. that s also a public health crisis that would be something that would be a reason to keep
race? carley: all of them. rick: they are all amazing. could you go wrong with any one of them? pete: there you go. rick: nicely done? carley: should you be a politician too with that answer? rick: in another life i felt like a politician, no, thank you. let s talk a little weather, guys. we have a really nice day for a lot of the country. we need it. we have had such bad weather for the last couple of weeks. we still have the heat on. this heat wave breaking all kinds of high record temperatures. we are going to see that again today. 67 right now as you are waking up in chicago. we have got scattered thunderstorms especially across the eastern half of the country. still more rain coming in across parts of the northwest, nothing into the southwest, which is really where we need the rain. down here across the southeast and throughout florida clear this morning. we will see some scattered showers later this afternoon. see this cloud cover right across the coastal areas mid-atlantic, so
it s not going to work. did you see also, did you see the video this week against the roe v. wade protest of the squad walking through will the halls of congress my body, my decision. of course, that s not the clicheed chant we have heard for decades. my body. carley: my choice. will: apparently they work shopped that one as well. ran that through a focus group and found they like they seem to think decision polls better than choice. a brand by the way which they have built since the 70s my body, my choice. they don t know what they are doing from start to finish. carley: being a member of the pro-choice movement, i don t understand the difference. i also saw one group choice was there was some sort of negative and i don t know if they were saying racist. will: they were saying racist. carley: crazy thing choice. will. pete: pro-choice they determined might be racist. went to decision.