that s what brings down branches, brings down power lines. the way he was doing it was very, very cunning. defense called murdaugh s former law partner. he could take the stand in his own defense. what doesn t help is someone saying that s his voice. he was at the scene. he s a liar. it started one afternoon and it just kept going. joined by other universities. for me, it s just been transformative. it was amazing. you get to be a part of something that is much bigger than yourself. hey now h hey ya. steve: hey jacksonville 72 degrees 7:01 eastern time. going for a daytime high of 87. while the northern plains has got coast to coast storm. it s a blizzard. it s another beautiful day down in florida. as you look at our empty living room and scan studio m. welcome aboard for this thursday, february 23rd, 2023. brian: captain to our ring doorbell see our living room who is home and who is not. i will be in jacksonville tuesday at the metro diner. ains
ainsley: they have a big facility. one of my friends worked there and moved to neptune beach. brian: whoever invented tab stay in rather than extra tab that you pull off. coke pull off the tab and what do die with the tab. people used to chuck it. ainsley: we used to recycle them. steve: make a chain. unfortunately people would occasionally swallow them then they made a thing self-contained. brian: whoever invented that under appreciated. whoever opened it up and it goes. in i shrewd you or i salute her. it could be a many would. three minutes now after the top of the hour. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, you remember him, right? finally set to visit east palestine ohio today nearly three weeks after the toxic train derailment. ainsley: residents in the ohio town who are worried about heir health say it s too little too late. steve: aishah hasnie with the
steve: the average american has about seven subscriptions last year up from four in 2019. you know things like hulu, roku, stuff like that. brian: and major food chains want to add to your plate introducing meal subscription service informs are your favorite food. ainsley: including our next guest a michigan star restaurant d.c. area offering $130 per month program. owner and head chef gravitas matt baker joins us now. tell us why the subscription service is so important for your customers and what you get for that amount of money. yeah. i mean, it s important, i mean for me it s really important right now to try to find different revenue streams for restaurants and for businesses. i also look at this as another way of adding really great customer loyalty and guest loyalty and, you know, you kind of doubling down on people that want to spurt our restaurants and having different avenues to do that whether in the restaurant or at their home. steve: sure. $130 subscription i
through these towns. at least we should be alerted to it that s a reasonable request. ainsley: pete buttigieg says we have thousands of train derailments quite often. that is alarming. this could happen to your town. steve: we mentioned when i was a reporter back in the dale day. i used to do to train derailments. they oftentimes were just carting wheat to market and not poisonous chemicals. but they can also update the systems. how the trains stop. how the trains go. all that stuff could be updated. ultimately the biden administration is really taking it on the chin because of, you know, a lot of people are furious and there has been a talking point where, you know, he goes abroad but he doesn t come here item in politico rare for a transportation secretary to go to a derailment. during the trump administration apparently even when there were derailments, transportation
family, what comes to mind? what stands out to you. i mean, i think that there is a history of, you know difficult things going on in this family s life. a lot of things involved as far as hiding a crime and covering up the evidence that does not look good for someone sitting in a courtroom trying to defend himself. ainsley: what do you think about him taking the stand today? do you think he should? will that help him? i believe that everyone has the right to take the stand or r not. it s his choice. his defense attorneys can give him advice. at the end of the day it s his decision. i think he feels he has a lot to make right. people want to know why did you say you were not at those kennels when you actually were? and is he a skilled prosecutor. he has been in the courtroom. he knows what it would require. he just needs to create doubt in the mind of one juror i believe he probably will take the stand. that s just my personal opinion. i think he will.