and regulations that have been put in place, it s going to be a distraction for law enforcement officers have to try to jump through hoops or not be able to be as reactive as they normally are, under normal circumstances. the new policy kicks in mid may, john. john: david spunt at the justice department, thank you. jacqui: one school, nearly 100 cases of cancer. what is killing the students there? that is coming up all new at 2:00.
pretty shakey, we have had the huge boom, which has been phenomenal, but it s a boom a lot of people were shut out, part of the boom was supply constraints, and that s changing. but even during the boom, i have to tell you, john, if you look at the federal reserve data, most of the homes were sold with higher fico scores. now you take away all, hardly any starter homes out there, you cannot get one if you don t have the pristine fico score, and now mortgage rates at 5%. a whole generation of people shut out, pushed to the point they are going to live in apartments or rent for the rest of their lives and that only is more exacerbated as the mortgage rates go higher. john: we ll see if it s temporary as the who us says or longer lived. charles, great to see you. have a great weekend. are you a homeowner yet? no, i felt he was talking
can no longer keep this area here, this is the baltic sea. we can no longer keep this area here nuclear weapons free. russia is going to reserve the right to put nuclear weapons. now some think this is already an armory, with nuclear weapons so the idea of the baltic nuclear free is b.s. he brought it on himself, putin did. i think the weapons are there. and if they feel threatened and they believe nato is a defensive alliance, which it is, expand to 32 countries and maybe 33 down there, that s ok. he started this fight, it s not going to end well for him. it s all on himself. john: when you take a look at this, right now the border between nato and russia is there, right. but it could extend all the way up here and if as you say one day ukraine is a nato nation, add the section in there. this could backfire on putin.
d, with innovation bill but there s no information coming from officials here that either of those things would rapidly bring prices down for american families. jacqui. jacqui: the remarks were far-reaching, to say the least. peter doocy at the white house for us, thank you. john: brian kilmeade, fox and friends co-host, and fox nation. brian: go to break and what s going on with you? john: take a look at where the president stands as they talk about cancelling student debt. quinnipiac poll, overall approval rating, 33% among independent voters, 26%. 26% among hispanic voters and thinking of cancelling student debt, voters 18 to 34, 21% support. brian, is he buying votes? in a way, but also ticking off people 35 to 65, went out of
rather, got into this business in the first place is because we believe in free speech and the power of free speech. we believe in the power of the pen and we believe that, you know, our mission to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable through free speech is the greatest way to bring freedom to the most number of people, and to get to a spot where we are today where you have so many people from our profession who are in who use this platform because of because of its power, mainly among us. it really doesn t, you know, most normal americans are not on twitter, but for them to shed all allegiance. john: that s for sure. anthem to shed all allegiance to the principles that supposedly got us into the business is astonishing. now you have a guy, elon musk, obviously he s a bad boy, he s a businessman, though, but he has