ainsley: he has pretty dress shoes. ashley: nice. ainsley: is he a pretty dresser. brian: one smelly closet. ainsley: locker room. brian, what are you doing down there? brian: right now in ponte vedra, florida about 20 miles from the georgia border one of the fastest growing counties st. john s county. go out to dr. siegel, i will talk to some of these people. the reason you hear the noise in the background they can t hear the show. they re not convinced i m on the air or have a full-time job. ainsley i know marc siegel you sent him out with a toxic train story. let s find out what is going on. ainsley: you talk to the folks and we will talk to him. michael reagan is returning to east palestine today for the third time since that toxic train derailment. the e.p.a. will open a brand new welcome centered for the residents there as many report health concerns.
that, too. brian: yeah, i mean, they are talking about this. it s out today. they love their governor here. i mean, he just won a tremendous victory. you guys are you guys going to get this book? [cheers] brian: they don t want to lose their governor and sense he might be running for president shortly. you know that, ainsley. you were just out here. ainsley: you are right. that s what i always hear when i m down in florida, please, please, i pray he doesn t leave this state. i wonder who would take over for him if he did become president or he ran for president, brian. brian: i assume the lieutenant governor ascends and see where we go from there. in terms of people in florida up and coming stars. michael waltz is a huge personality. byron donalds a big personality. so you have got a lot of talent here in this area. a lot of people have national profiles. but, i just think they will end up battling it out if that happens. man in the latest fox poll and i want to talk about th
trying to get a list of all of the local state and federal responders who were at the incident. when it occurred and also those who might still be in the area to try to get information from them about their health effects, where they were during the incident, if they were wearing personal ifer there tracking first responders the way they did after 9/11, they didn t do a great job after 9/11, but it makes me wonder and i m not wondering too much that there are gonna be long-term health effects here. if you are tracking first responders you also got to worry about the local inhabitants. and we have been talking about this. i think cdc is worried, too about the long-term health effects here on people. lawrence, ainsley? lawrence: i can t tell, doc, because it took them three weeks to get into the town. i just think that s despicable. thank you so much, doc. absolutely. good to see you. ainsley: thank you,
one i want the republicans to have some type of win. no one wins here. i don t understand why they think it s a win. mainly because 9 republicans are ahead of this and said this was a theory. i think there is also a conflict of interest in this investigation. when you have the nih, who was under the direction of anthony fauci that funded some of this research, i don t think he wants the blood on his hand there. there s a reason why they brought the department of energy in. it s because they managed some of the national labs. this is what admiral kirby says. i don t understand all the democrats who constantly say trust our institution. trust in democracy. not trust in the fbi or the biden department of energy. it doesn t make any sense, ainsley. ainsley: you had had dr. robert redfield who used to run the centers for disease control. he said this two years ago he thought it was a lab leak. one day everyone will understand that it was. i will be proven right. his local newspaper in bal
joins me now. congressman, good morning. good morning, ainsley. how are you? ainsley: good morning. doing well. shouldn t would he be focused when it comes to 401(k)s investing funds we can make the most money to retire and have more in the bank. absolutely. americans don t want their retirement politicized. they don t want politics as part of their retirement portfolio. they want financial performance. they want investment returns. this is especially true given the fact that there is a $3.8 trillion gap between the amount that americans have saved for retirement and what they are estimated to need in retirement 8 out of 10 americans are concerned whether or not they will be able to afford a comfortable retirement. now is not the time to put politics or climate or social justice or other political factors ahead of financial performance in 401(k)s and other retirement plans. ainsley: congressman, where does this go? i know you will get the house. joe manchin son board you will