chris: the middle class in terms of salaries for workers or even some job cuts. chris: remember both sides pay that. whatever you get besides that is just something that goes to uncle sam. the bigger issue i think here is looking up money for a static kind of thing. chris, that is realistic. we ve already learned in states that have tried to use her taxes on the wealthy that the wealthy move, or they find other ways or they go someplace else. we see not in california where a lot of them just skipped over the border and went to nevada. many of the billionaires, and appropriate view of them, i discovered they got that way because they are pretty shrewd with their money and alternative places to go. so that s not a static number and expecting that you can get that is probably realistic. but she s gone full throttle.
world series trophy onset this weekend on fox news sunday along with the general manager of the world series champion washington nationals, mike rizzo. so yesterday at the end of this hour my colleague trace gallagher called me out in a semigood-natured way. he said he thought i was doing all right on the fox news deck but i wasn t walking that much. after all this studio and the steamer made for movement and breaking news so you are right trace, i ve been keeping the training wheels on the little bit. i m taking them off now and so for all of those who will fill this hour after me from my colleagues and friends john robert, brit hume, trace gallagher, all the rest, you are all welcome to follow in my footsteps. i mentioned yesterday that coming to the site is a bit like being shot out of a cannon. there s a lot of movement, a lot of bells and whistles and screens and buttons. in the end as with any news program all that matters is the
conditions, two hours. i looked at it back at my target team and i thought i could run in under three hours. then i realized that 26 miles is a long way. i publicly set the goal under three hours and i ve been training hard but it s one of those goals that puts the butterflies in my stomach. chris: goals for the future? i m just so appreciated in these new ways. so once i check a marathon off my list, i will have to come up with the next big athletic thing that scares me a little bit. chris: i have a feeling you ll find it. keegan randall, thank you so much. then you will just crush the three hours. thanks. i m hoping to enjoy every minute of it. chris: if you have a big crowd in new york cheering you
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my first time to run on the pavement. my training has been incredibly humbling. be one so why are you doing it? are you trying to set an example for others? i had gotten involved with active against cancer and it s a group that s trying to advocate for physical activity. one that s trying to prevent cancer in the first place but should you get through cancer, a way to do it more successfully. and i thought what a great way to challenge myself in a new way. raising somewhere awareness and money for a great cause and now that i have gone to cancer myself i was here at the finish line. and he cited this will be the goal, somebody who just broke under kind of special conditio