involved. steve: a catholic priest. several parishioners and catholic school kids as well according to the archdiocese of milwaukee. will: let s bring in two wisconsinites rachel campos-duffy and sean duffy. not only a former wisconsin congressman but former district attorney as well. welcome to you both. good morning. good morning. will: rachel, let s start with you. i do want to get sean in from the perspective of a prosecutor. but i think we will start with the human element for sure, rachel this morning, steve was talking about explaining this to children. you and sean have nine. as wisconsinites, when you watch this, what are your thoughts. i m horrified. i m reminded that evil exists. we have taken our kids to christmas parades in wisconsin. as an arizonan, it took me a while to understand why wisconsinites do that. it s cold. but you bundle your kids up and you bring hot chocolate and blankets and little folding chairs. you saw that toddler jumping up
hours. and they just chose not to come back. steve: yeah. i know that since the people that you paid during the pandemic didn t come back, you have been you were, until you had to close your doors over the weekend, you were having you know, you were looking for work. you had a help wanted sign in the window. and how many people would come in to ask for a job? zero walk-ins. i recently had 24 applicants apply. i contacted every one of them. i received voice mails are full, voice mail is not set up. i left messages. i had two people call me back. one person said she really need to work but she didn t have a car to come to work. i offered to pay for her uber so she could come for the interview. i said i will make it easy for you, i will pay for your uber and you tell me what time tomorrow you can make it here
coffee but we wanted to have a purpose by it. by the grace of god i m still alive today and we wanted to be able to give back and help serve those who have served us and protected us so that s why we had a portion of our proceeds go to support veterans and first responders. steve: and michelle, i would imagine those are the roasters behind you, and what s unique to your company is and foundation is that you do small batch roast ing. coffee is very personal. why should somebody watch it right now, aside from the fact you re giving all this money to the vet groups, why should somebody try it and what does it taste like? so what s important about us our coffee is small batch roast ed and we brew with the highest quality but the most important thing about us is that we have founded the one nation foundation which is a 501c 3 that gives back to veterans and first responders and their families so passion really brews purpose and that is our mission and our goal of our ultimately
they said, i believe it was 11 adults and 12 children early before that number rose up to 40. and we know that from children s hospital. they said they had admitted at least 15 people at the local children s hospital. so, i can go with at least 15. but i would bet as we start piling through the details that number is going to be higher, ainsley. steve: all right it sounds like the police are going to have a press conference at 1:00 local time out there and mike tobin will bring us any updates should they occur. thanks, mike. you got it, guys. some of the video that first appeared on twitter was shot by a woman by the name of angela owe boil. and she was on her balcony above the parade route. it looks like six or seven floors up. this is it right there. and she had the bird s eye view of what happened. and you could see there is the suv and we stopped the video. ainsley: that s the band in front of the car that. is the waukesha south high school marching band. and a number of th
argument. will: all right. rachel and sean duffy thank you for being with us this morning providing us that incite. rachel: thank you. will: watch tucker carlson s interview with kyle rittenhouse tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. steve: it s an exclusive. ainsley: 7:19 on the east coast. 80 mass thieves ransack a san francisco nordstrom one day after brazen thieves loot a louie vitton store. larry elder is going to weigh in on the chaos in california. steve: first, the new york school says it will separate parents by vaccine status. growing outrage over a controversial covid policies in new york coming up on this monday, november 22nd.