and isolation that so many people feel. at the same time we re seeing massive amounts of fentanyl coming over the border. i was in the cab when i was in nashville, pete, lawrence with, a cab driver. he happened to be from mexico originally. he told me his son was a cop and that they arrested a worker, a young 16-year-old worker from walmart who in his backpack had fentanyl and drugs and scales. he was being paid, this is happening in nashville, he was being paid $2,000 a month from the drug cartels, mexican drug cartels to start getting kids hooked on fentanyl and other drugs. this was a young american white kid. you re seeing the cartels are getting stronger and stronger. they re entrading deeper, deeper into our community. at the same time something very dangerous is happening that our country is not really focusing
how many families have empty claire s at the table because of the consequences of these decisions. our guys did the right thing, military, cia, did the right thing. put a bad guy in custody. he is in tall ban takes over. jails open up. terrorists will be terrorists. how else do you look at the story. why are we finding out about this now by the way? is this shocking to you? did we not think the connection between the taliban with this guy? this to me is obnoxious we re hear about it now and it is obnoxious everything we were told within 24 hours of this attack turns out to be true. pete: our response was to kill innocent civilians accidentally. foreign policy types will say why would the taliban release isis fighters? they re at war with each other. why would that be in their interests?
university of the miami 41.2 million. they got all of this money. they still won t open. here is an idea, if you re not going to open up, give the money back. maybe we can pay off the debt with that money. it is truly unbelievable to see what happened during the pandemic. you see the mental health crisis. yet you want to do the same thing to these kids. your university, pete, we covered this, princeton, they require you to get both vaccines, to be boosted, tested. now you can t even leave the county. this is really demented what is happening, rachel. rachel: it absolutely is. by the way princeton used the covid money to hire right investigators to investigate kids who were violating so-called covid rules. i mean they were using it to turn the university into a chinese surveillance state. this is absolutely outrageous. by the way, these universities are sitting on massive
costumes, a little bit of the best possible instruction you could get right there in country line dancing t was called the new york strut was the version we were charged with learning and we thought, let s add a little flair with lloyd and harry with dumb and dumber. we have a cain fight with will cain. he has some moves. people were saying i was the winner. rachel: there is debate, both will and i thought pete dancing was mysteriously good. he actually got to the venue before we did, so there is some suspicion that competitive pete was actually practicing while me and will were on our way over to the venue, because he can t stand losing. it didn t make sense will from texas was somehow not as good after line dancer as pete. none of it made sense. the line dancers seemed to know
in the meantime we have a little bit of news this morning. we start off where we left off 2021. we don t want to start here but the reality crime was off the charts last year. all the way we covered on this network. the way police were demonized and bail reform. catch-and-release. lawrence, you covered it so many well in so many cities. we hope there is a new era in new york city. maybe it is, maybe it isn t. new york is one of the first cities to see the first homicide of 2022. so this is the first homicide in each of these cities already, new york, chicago, louisville, milwaukee, indianapolis, montgomery, birmingham, alabama, shreveport, louisiana. rachel, let s hope this year improves. and maybe there is a wake-up for officials in leadership who realize their policies are getting people killed but still remains to be seen. rachel: yeah. if you take a look at that list of the cities that you had there, pete, every single one of