fbi. ainsley: the question is did his hate, did peter strzok s hate for this president, for president trump launch the fbi-russia probe? if you look at the time line it looks suspicious. because comey recommended no criminal charges against hillary clinton on july 5th, 2016. a few weeks later, july 28th, the fbi initiated the russia investigation. then a few weeks after that on august 6th, strzok, leading the russia investigation, sent these text messages with his lover, lisa page and she texted him you are meant to protect the country from a menace. steve: so the ig report is what sort of impact was strzok s role in the hillary clinton email debacle? so here s an exchange between mr. goodlatte of virginia and mr. horowitz of the department of justice. each institution has he gained in repeated stonewalling of congress constitutionally man at a timed oversight. the infamous text from peter
[screaming. ainsley: the brawl started as a shouting match between parents from competing teams. both teams competing in the tennessee tournament were di no one was hurt or arrested. is that what your girl s soccer girls games are like. brian: not quite it has gotten close to that. ainsley: we all know so much about brian. he loves his dogs they are named rocky and apollo. now we finally have an answer to the age old question which are smarter? cats or dogs? the answer, drum roll: dogs. researchers at a university in england finding does have more brain power. dogdogs have around 530 million neurons and cats only have 250. brian: they have smaller heads. ainsley: that s true. brian: does that have anything to do with it. ainsley: not as much space for the neurons. steve: if dogs are so smart why do dogs drink out of the toilet. brian: because it s there and you left up the toilet
helmet and things. that s actually a team wendy helmet. matt box skin one of the within companies i own. we do innovative production we sell back to the public. the public thinks our service members have everything they need. what really happens is so many forces, especially the special operation units deploying so fast nowadays, we see that often what they need they often can t get we are supplying it to free for them. ainsley: strike force energy add it to water. summer give back campaign we have a discount code that s send matching every order from now until labor day. so if you buy a box, we are donating a box. donate it to troops direct and send it down range. steve: thank you very much. sean matson and aaron from troops direct. it s the flavor of freedom. that s right. before we go. i want to present all of with you ainsley: god bless you. thank you. only go to our closest
critics target the minorities for low level marijuana crimes. i move on. canada thought second country in the world to fully legalize marijuana. the senate passing on landmark bill paving the way for recreational can business cannabis legally bought and sold. under the law can a made yapping 18 years and older will be able to grow up to four plants and carry up to 30 grams for personal use. canadian football will still only have three downs. steve? steve: food stamp enrollment plummeting to 8-year low. the department of agriculture reporting a drop in snap participants to just over 40 million. what s going on? our next guest says he thinks it s largely in part to president trump s policies. joining us right now to explain is the vice chairman of the center for urban renewal and education, mark little. mark, good morning to you. good morning. how are you, steve? steve: i m doing okay. why has food stamp enrollment dropped to 8-year low. i will tell you, steve,
brian: 70. janice: take a look at the past 24 hours across texas and louisiana. this is a concern. we have all of this tropical moisture moving into this region and the potential for flash flooding. we have had several inches of rain already on top of that especially across south texas. 4 to 6, even 8 inches around the corpus christi area. that s going to be a concern. here are your highs today across the country. cooler than average across the northern rockies, the northern planes. we have the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across the plain states stretching in towards the mid-atlantic and remains warm across the southeast as well as the southern plains. look at phoenix. by the way, tomorrow is the first official day of summer. it s here, my friends. ainsley: longest day of the year. janice: yes and then it starts to get shorter and shorter. but we will love it for now. brian: still the same amount of time in a day. steve: 24 hours. janice: a lot of neurons up there, bri