they are extremely grateful. grateful for president s trump involvement in the case. they know his personal engagement was critical to getting a positive resolution here. steve: wade mcmullen managing attorney at the kennedy human rights foundation. thank you very much. brian: can you exhale now; did you your job. ainsley: they are home. brian: who used to take care of our vets? we used to take care of our vets for free when they came home from war that is now there might be a fee. we will give you details next. steve: it s a big fee. ainsley: plus it s the drink taking starbucks by storm. we tasted it the other day. one barista is having a total meltdown over the unicorn frappuccino. please don t get it. i have never made so many frappuccinos in my entire life. if you love us as baristas,
that remains to be unanswered. what we do know is once they were arrested, all of the news reports started claiming this big victory for the egyptian police who were under a lot of criticism at the time for cracking down on, this quote, human trafficking ring, which was completely absurd. and quickly the prosecution found out that they had no case. they had no evidence. so, for years, two and a half years, in fact, they just delayed, and delayed, and delayed. steve: so, wade, so for, you know, finally sprung after three years, by president trump and the trump administration, clearly bogus charges; why couldn t the obama administration string him? so, the timing of the case is very curious. so last fall, the family reached out to the obama administration, who issued a really strong public statement for the first time saying that aya hijazi should be released and charges dropped.