time. ainsley: we wish them all the best. brian: we hope things break right for them for a change. naomi campbell is taking the stage. your father is a pig and he only cares about one thing and that s himself. why don t you come back home to me to london. father can. ainsley: step into the fox light. michael tammero got inside scoop on that show from naomi campbell herself. she told me about her character s difficult relationships. newspaper any campbell thanks for stepping into the fox light. you look amazing as always. i have never been here before. delighted, never had an icon here before newspaperly campbell. let s talk star. basically i m the mother of alexandra crane. and she has gotten herself caught one this lovely guy next door in atlanta which i m against all of it. my daughter is rebelling big
a mole inside the cia. we need to find those people and we need to stop them. they are traitors. they should be treated like traitors. steve: got to hand it to these kids it s st. john s band performing can t stop the feeling. here s the thing. they are here in new york city for the big east tournament which means they were up late last night at madison square garden and now they are up early for us here at fox & friends. brian: turn back the clock and led by chris on the sideline almost beat georgetown by one. the 1980s all over again. ainsley: games have already started of? brian: patrick ewing is a
election based on emotions. brian: that s the micro. in the macropicture you see the american people voted for donald trump in many cases as the president of the united states because they were being totally ignored. refugees resettlement. we re going to be moving manufacturing out. this is the world economy as it is. these jobs are gone forever. and it turns no, we are voting for the other person. the election message was sent. again, this is what this mayor is saying. i totally missed because have you to check in with the people. you are telling the people what they should want and they don t want that. ainsley: right. look at what happened when the last election. hillary clinton want the refugees and wanted to help all the people coming into the country. didn t want to do the vetting process at least when she was running. steve: people of rut land, vermont. ainsley: surprises me vermont liberal area. steve: president of the united states getting up today has to feel good jobs up and
ainsley: bob, the election is over and interest rates are good is it a time across the map to buy right now? i just talked to some people in vegas the other day that are really, really in the know in development. for example, they say if the next like in vegas, ainsley, if they build 6 to 8,000 homes a year, that s okay. same thing like in different florida areas. if you start getting where you are building 15, 20,000 a year like vegas did years ago, then you can have a problem with overbuilding and overselling. right now i will tell you it s a good time to buy. it s goofed to see growth. as we talked about a few minutes ago make sure you have rainy day money. something happens in your life you are able to get through that i think from investment perspective and first-time home buyer i think it s time to buy.
you can go cover to cover to 15 to 20 seconds. i appreciate you putting the effort in. ainsley: when you flip through it i notice the pages are blank. that s right. why is that. took a long time to research this book. i have been observing the democratic party for at least 10 years now. when i observed their record and the reasons to vote for them on reasons of economics or foreign policy or home land security or civil rights and so on, i realized it was probably best to just leave all the pages blank. ainsley: i want to go through some of these chapters because in all seriousness you are a yale graduate. you studied politics. and the first chapter is values. why are the pages blank when you talk about democrats and their values? well, when i started researching the book and going through this exhaustive study process, at first i turned to the 2012 democratic national convention when it turned out they were dividing whether or not to include god in their party platform and th