thank you very much for having me. pete, back to you. pete: thank you, dr. siegel. a lot of folks on the ground doing heavy lifting. still ahead the murdaugh murder resumes this morning the trial. why experts are saying alex murdaugh could still go to prison even if he gets off on murder charges. this is a tempur-pedic mattress. and it s designed to help make aches and pains. a thing of the past. because only tempur-pedic uses our one-of-a-kind,
whether or not chicago is on the right or wrong track, 71% say wrong track. there is no ambiguity in that nearly three quarters of the residents of christian say they re on the wrong track. that s not going to body well for lightfoot if she is going to try to come back. ainsley: top guy chewy jesus garcia 20%. paul vias the former ceo of chicago public schools. also has run a lot. he ran for governor in 2002 against blagojevich, remember he won. 2016 he ran for lieutenant governor and he lost and 2019 he ran for mayor. he is over the schools so he is appearing to do better than lory lightfoot. pete: in the schools in the pocket of the union. ainsley: i know. crime spiked 2020 under lori lightfoot dealt with covid and high crime. pete: gianno caldwell on the big sunday show aired clips of
did. pete: nascar, watch that. ainsley: that s true. what is coming up, pete? pete: thank you for moving me along. terrifying moment homeless squatters set fire outside a portland man s home. within 12 hours of that first initial fire, another fire popped up and my wife was screaming. [screaming. get in the house. propane tanks were igniting off. at another time that would be arson. why one veteran says the city is now more dangerous than vietnam. and he was there. ainsley: murdaugh murder trial starts again in two more hours. i m glued to this. why experts were saying he could go to prison even if he gets off on the murder charges.
him talking to folks of chicago will crime. ainsley: gianno lost his brother there christian. pete: tragically so. here is what he heard on the street. do you feel safe as you walk through the streets of chicago. absolutely not. chicago is probably one of the worst cities with crime. i see it every day i get on the train. it s horrible and it s not safe. look at all these shootings. this is way too much. i mean i already was beat up on the train. gave me six stitches in my head nobody did anything about it. does chicago need a leadership change? hell yeah. what grade would you give lori lightfoot? an f-minus. chicago has a massive problem not just but with how we support them. they cannot be riding on the train. they cannot be shacking up everywhere. they can t close the airport. they are in there and they kick them out and they come back in. they sleep all over the place. ainsley: that s crazy, yeah. all these homeless people
next hour. back to you. griff: all right. peter doocy live from the white house. thank you. peter: you were just saying, griff, you listed off a bunch of things that you can handle. when it comes to toxic contamination, no, i mean, that s just something you don t mess with and has consequences you can t fathom. can t plan for. short-term and long-term, which is why there is so much anger and frustration that the leader of this country who is has been to go to ukraine has been so far unwilling to put any emphasis on this. he has mentioned it oh, we were there. you heard the residents earlier say we don t know who we was but we didn t see anybody here. pete buttigieg drops in for a photo op. for a couple hours. ainsley: after donald trump went. pete: after donald trump went. they are unserious. griff: regan, he was one of the first ones to go. realized that there was a pressing need for a segment of our country that was under