story, how that song came out. >> that appleby song came because when my kids and me were traveling from mobile to nashville. i would say, do you want to eat fast food or sit down and eat somewhere fancy like appleby's and they all said appleby's so when i went back to nashville, we put it in a song. >> brian: you told appleby's, you like this song? >> they were like, we'll see. after a month, they were like, hey, we want a commercial. >> ainsley: everyone knew the dance. we were on the beach. >> steve: let's do it right now. >> ainsley: i have the video, i remember doing this. appleby's. >> bourbon street steak. >> steve: i have a feeling that is where the name of the new album comes from. "new money." you are about to do "good with me," it is all about unity. >> it is about collective inventory of opinions i hear my small little world and a love song to my wife. she goes good with me. >> brian: we'll get out of the way. we're stuck with hallmark cards, you write a song. >> steve: here is walker hayes with his brand new song, "good with me." ♪ ♪ >> rob thinks bud light makes you gay. thinks rob is cute. ♪ baby, i think it goes good with a lake and a lake goes good with a dock and a dock goes good with a fish and a hook and a hook goes good with a country song. a song goes good with a smile. a smile goes good with a kiss. a kiss goes good with you and baby, you go good with me. carl thinks we need to close the border. carlos disagrees. son things trans is short for transformers. and daughter thinks money grows on trees. cindy thinks the government is tapping her phone. willie thinks we ought to just all get stoned. label thinks i'm going to get cancelled soon as i put out this song, i hope i don't. ♪ beer goes good with a lake. and a lake go good with a dock, and a dock goes good with a fish on a hook and a hook goes good with a country song. and a song goes good with a smile and a smile goes good with a kiss. and a kiss goes good with you. and baby, you go good with me. so good with me, you're my best friend, yeah, that's my two centses. baby, i think beer goes good with a lake, and a lake goes good with a dock. and a dock goes good with a fish on a hook. and a hook goes good with a country song and a song goes good with a smile and a smile goes good with a kiss and a kiss goes good with you and baby, you go good with me. ♪ >> steve: fantastic, walker hayes, ladies and gentlemen, how much fun is that, thank you, walker. [cheering] >> steve: all right. very nice. as you take a look right here at 48th and sixth avenue, we are having breakfast with friends. how good is that song, right? >> lawrence: how nice to join us, brian. >> brian: i wanted to go see the concert. >> lawrence: you wanted a front row seat. >> brian: i never remember we're in the middle. how great is that song? that will be his biggest hit yet. >> lawrence: you even danced to the song, brian. >> brian: i wasn't dancing. >> lawrence: you were shimmying. >> brian: my dancing is shimmying. >> ainsley: i of lo the lyrics of the song, it shows how crazy we all are. it is about unity and how you have to listen to each other and live together. >> steve: of course walker was talking about the song they use at appleby's and now it will be associated for today, one more hour with slim chickens, they have been feeding us all day long. this dessert in the jar cued be the best i've ever had. >> steve: we're stealing both recipes. >> lawrence: i ate an entire plate of chicken, it was seasoned to perfection. the trick is the sauces. >> steve: when it is your own sauce, you can double dip. >> lawrence: and the sweet tea. >> ainsley: ainsley said, do you like sweet tea? that is the only tea. we let bismarck taste our sweet teatoday, he does our beautiful makeup issue he's never had sweet teaand he said, this is pretty good. >> steve: it is pretty good. >> ainsley: my mama would put one cup or two cups of sugar. >> lawrence: i think mine was two. >> ainsley: it might have been two, i can't remember. >> steve: somehow we made it out of childhood. thanks to slim chickens. >> ainsley: and for all of you coming out. we love talking to y'all. we talked about the young girl who has been missing, the nine year old, there is her precious picture. the kidnapping suspect is behind bars days after he snatched this little girl. >> steve: charlotte sena was found safe on monday thanks to fingerprint evidence on a ransom note. >> brian: todd piro joins us live. todd. >> todd: good morning, keep the cheering going for this story, this story has a happy ending. moreau lake state park where nine-year-old charlotte sena was kidnapped. take a look at the timeline. charlotte vanished on saturday night when she took a bike ride with friends. her inner pas became concerned when the sun went down. they called 911 after finding her bike abandoned in the woods. early yesterday morning police say the suspect actually showed up at the family's house to drop a ransom note in the mailbox. police were able to lift a fingerprint and the suspect was found. kathy hochul yesterday once an arrest was made. >> after some resistance, the suspect was taken into custody and the little girl was found in a cabinet covered. she was rescued. >> todd: craig nelson roberts jr. was arraigned and charged with first-degree kidnapping. i spoke with a sena family friend and he said everyone is relieved that charlotte is safe. >> just elated, you try to stay as optimistic as possible. you have to think of the bad side and it never occurred. now just thrilled. >> todd: the suspect is in saratoga county jail. 400 people searched for charlotte. her elementary school said it will have extra counselors available to talk with any classmates or staff who need support. back to you in a happy ending to what could have been a horrible ending. >> steve: thank you. found in a cabin. >> ainsley: found in a cabin in a camper in a cabinet with a blanket over her or covered in a camper behind his mom's house. he lives in the camper and the mom lives in the double wide trailer. >> lawrence: apparently the evil guy put up a fight against law enforcement. >> steve: he wound up in the hospital briefly. >> lawrence: as he should have been. >> steve: now he is in jail. >> ainsley: he had a dui in the '90's and that is why he was in the system. >> steve: police will have a press conference and we'll bring it to you live. >> lawrence: three armed car jackers are on the loose after holding a texas congressman at gunpoint yesterday about a mile from the capitol. alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: good news is congressman henry cuellar escaped the situation without injury. he was robbed of his vehicle, phone and other items in the carjacking outside his apartment building. this is a popular area a mile south of the capitol building. lawmakers live there and young professionals, as well. cuellar chief of staff wrote, three armed assail notaces approached him and robbed his vehicle. he was not hurt. thank you to metro pd for recovering the vehicle. mike lee writing, my friend, rep cuellar became the victim of a crime in the nice part of d.c., d.c. is dangerous, something has gone wrong here. d.c. laws must intervene. check this out, year to date, 750 carjackings occurred in the district and 75% of the cases, a gun was involved. this is second house democrat attack near the capitol. angie craig was assaulted in the elevator of her apartment building, that suspect was caught and charged. >> steve: that neighborhood, navy yard is popular at night, young people live there and members of congress live in the high rises, i think aoc lives in the neighborhood, as well. there is a lot of foot traffic. >> a lot of people are trying to hold on to the idea of navy yard being a hot spot. great restaurants and built up nicely. every couple months you hear of murders taking place and this carjacking. >> ainsley: they didn't know it was henry cuellar, it was random? >> alexandria: most cases, it is juveniles, might not have recognized henry cuellar, but might have recognized the car as a nice one. >> steve: i got a message from one of my kids, it happened outside their house last night. >> ainsley: tell them to be careful. >> brian: day one of what could be a three-month trial against donald trump. they are going after his success as a business man. they are saying he committed fraud and overestimated his properties. get to the bottom of this one and waste everybody's time and think about the countless dollars and cents put into this place. the president of the united states decided i will be there day one and day two to defend what he's done as businessman that made him famous, overestimating golf courses and buildings and after being critical in the beginning, at the end, he was relatively happy because after suing, i found out to make the judge examine the statute of limitations on the charges against him, the judge, who seems like a total clown, goes, a lot of this stuff did go past the statute of limitations since it is prior 2011. >> ainsley: transactions that are out of the case. 80% of transacs. he was praising the judge for looking. he also said he is a democrat and called the court rigged. here is trump praising him after the court session. >> last five minutes was outstanding, the judge conceded that the statute of limitations we had in appeals is in effect. therefore about 80% of the case is over. i was going to come out and say we're not entitled to a jury, which is unusual in the united states of america. so it is unfair i don't have a jury, but the judge's last statement was very fair and if i read it right, i interpret that the statute of limitations is a very real thing in this country. and that would be about 80% of this case would be over. >> steve: donald trump says his interpretation of what the judge said, he was open to throwing out a lot of old stuff and that is why the trump team took it as a victory. the attorney general put out a video and challenged trump's interpretation and said we disagree with comments made by mr. trump and his attorneys regarding the statute of limitations. the judge was not crystal clear about what they might do about it. >> lawrence: why is the attorney general here? i know this is campaign promise, was she there when kids are being shot up in harlem and when bodega owners are being robbed and stabbed. it is so insulting to people of new york that have to deal with this crime-ridden city, that you never see the attorney general there for that. what about the carjackings, is she at those trials? is she putting pressure on da's in new york city to do something about it? guy in his real estate, target him because he is a political opponent? >> brian: why aren't you suing joe biden for destroying your city with 125,000 illegal aliens. governor cuomo says they should be suing the federal government for what is happening in new york. >> ainsley: we will see how it affects the polls. people are looking at this and saying, really, people are being pushed in the subways, crime everywhere, illegal immigrants sleeping on the streets and this is what they are worried about. >> brian: it is bad for president trump, he could be fined $250 million. >> ainsley: they want to ruin his life and bankrupt him. >> brian: while he appeals they could put 40 wall street in receivership and they could prevent him from earning revenue, that affects him. he could still be president, this will destroy his business, wealth, legacy, while you wait for justice to be done. you could see it and brought that up in eric's face, too, this is stressful. >> ainsley: everyone standing behind him, including his son eric, it is like are they doing this to us. he bought lunch for everyone in the courtroom. staffers were brought into the courtroom with bags of mcdonald's. donald trump loves shakes and clemson tigers were served chick-fil-a when they went to the white house. >> steve: regarding donald trump, front-runner on the republican side by a mile and on the democrats side, the dnc will not let anybody else in, that is why r.f.k. jr. is talking about going independent. monmouth did another poll and asked viewers and voters and talked to registered voters and 76% of americans say joe biden is too old. three quarters of the country says joe biden is too old, half the country says donald trump is too old. then when it comes down to the question of who will motivate you to go and vote, either in the primary or general election, look at this, only 32% enthusiastic about joe, 37 about don and when you look at not enthusiastic at all, 70% biden, 62% say donald trump. that is so loud, this is good time to talk to the people. >> lawrence: we want to know what they think about it. hello, how are you? are you excited about this next election? you thinking more biden or donald trump? >> donald trump. you don't have to finish. >> lawrence: why donald trump? >> i know he loves our country and he is a godly man. >> lawrence: thank you, man. sir, what about you, who you leaning toward? >> donald trump, baby. >> lawrence: why? >> he's got a report card, he talks from the heart and people know his true self. he's not a phony, he's for the people. >> lawrence: appreciate it. what do you think about the prosecution of donald trump? yesterday during his press conference, he said it is election interference. >> as a lawyer, i'm petrified i'm watching judges and prosecutors behave this way to individual americans. the other point about polls, the 67% that is not enthusiastic is a whole bunch of trump supporters who are lying to pollsters. biden is -- those are his numbers. >> lawrence: what is going on with joe biden? seems like lack of enthusiasm with him with his own party. why is that? >> things keep coming out now, he's done and doesn't sound good for him. i don't think anybody is very proud of him shaking hands with the air and not knowing his way off the stage and putting us to shame in front of the rest of the world. i think that is what is happening to democrats. >> lawrence: thank you, i think i got time for one more. ma'am, i will come back to you. >> hi. >> lawrence: who is your candidate in this race? >> donald trump. >> lawrence: why? >> when he was president, i felt like my life was better. i felt safer, our bank account was better. we didn't have immigrants clogging our schools and making us not feel safe. >> lawrence: carley, you have headlines for us. >> carley: your lovely guest talked about how streets are not safe anymore. philadelphia police trying to track down an armed motorcyclist. he dropped a handgun before picking it up and aiming it at her. according to the "new york post," the driver's two children were in the car. arrests in philadelphia are piling up in connection to a two-day looting spree that destroyed several stores, so far police have arrested over -- people. the house could vote to oust house speaker kevin mccarthy as early as today according to senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. kevin mccarthy said he is coast he will get through this. >> i said, i'm an optimist and i put my money on myself and i still do to this day. i understand where democrats are, i'm not asking for any special deal or anything else. >> carley: republican members are expected to meet behind closed doors at the top of the hour, first meeting since matt gaetz introduced this. and here is a great question, how early is too early to decorate for christmas? ♪ ♪ well, it is a difficult decision for small businesses across the country, one saying, i feel like november 1 is the happy compromise, the people who don't love it are going to have to live with it. the people who would rather you put it up in july are going to have to be patient. happy medium. let us know what you think is right time to decorate at christmas. november 1 sounds like a good time. >> ainsley: absolutely, thank you, carley. she saved my life. it is a song by country music legend george jones, but he meant it talking about his beautiful wife nancy. she is credited with helping him turn his life around. the story what it took has never been told until now, her new book, "playing possum," talks about his alcohol problems, drugs and inner demons and she joins us now. so good to have you here. >> thank you, i'm excited. >> ainsley: this beautiful picture, the cover of your book, what comes to your mind? >> the love and there was a lot of love there. love and god pulls you through everything. without that and without good lord i would not be here today. >> ainsley: we can all say that today, i remember being in high school and i went to hear george jones and conway twitty. my dad said, i hope he shows up, his nickname is no-show jones. he did show up. he passed in 2013. we will get into that. how did you do it? when people struggle with drugs and alcohol, you stood by your man and made a commitment, how did you get through the tough years? >> the tough years, you have patience and know that you are in love with your husband or any person you are working with. have patience and as george would say, you don't have to nag and i didn't do that. without jesus, i would never have been able to get this man. >> ainsley: what was the point he said, i wanted to change my life. >> he said, i want to change my of well, accept the good lord and live a good life for you, be a good husband for you and that is what we worked on. he says, i want to go to heaven. >> ainsley: you want to read an excerpt? >> i can. >> his life changed what year? >> 1999, he hit a bridge and died really. god brought him back because he wasn't through with him. >> ainsley: literally hit a bridge, a car accident? >> uh-huh. it says, i got my husband back, a husband i should have had to begin with, a man who trusted god with his strength and his w weakness, making him the strongest man i've ever known. at last, george jones was a man who wanteds to live and believe in god. >> ainsley: that was 1999, 2013, he died with lung related issues. you had 14 great years with him at the end. >> i sure did. i worked so hard to get this wonderful man and 14 years is what -- if i didn't get but one year that would have been great, 14 years of a good husband. >> ainsley: have you found love again? >> no, and i'm not even looking, right now i'm just living my life, too. and writing this book, i put so much into this book. it's been tears and laughter and this is the hardest book i've ever in my life even attempted to write. but i wanted the world to know all his fans to know this was one wonderful man. he really was. he was funny, serious, he loved god so much but those demons didn't want to come out of there. i got one, i thought, i've got that one out, there were more in there. >> ainsley: these men, we fall in love with men with a lot of demons. >> you got to jerk them out of there. >> ainsley: i'm proud of you for staying, you are sending a man on the rode, not trust being him and you stuck by your man. god bless you. "playing possum," how did you come up with this title? >> his name possum, it was his nickname. he hated it because it was a turned up nose and he could play possum. you think he is asleep and all of a sudden, he wasn't asleep. >> ainsley: that is a man for you, right? >> that ain't no lie. the whole thing, playing possum i wanted my memories of george jones out there. >> ainsley: what is your best memory? >> my memory of george jones is knowing he was funny and a lot of people did not know that. i made sure that was in here. he was a sweet, lovable man, he just was so hard and trying so hard to get the demons out of him as much as i was trying to get them out. to believe in god as much as he did, unbelievable, even when he would be so messed up, all i had to do was talk about god and talk about jesus and he was like, tell me more. you knew in your heart he was really wanting to straighten up. >> ainsley: you were together for 32 years, right? blind date, tell us that story. >> well, i -- a girlfriend of mine was dating his manager. i flew wither had, which i was not into country music, i was into credence clearwater. i came and we just talked all night long, like he was wanting somebody to hear how his heart was aching. i guess i was a good listener, by the time i flew commercial back home and by the time i got to -- >> ainsley: instead of the private plane. >> yes, yes. >> ainsley: been such a pleasure talking to you "playing possum" if you want to read about george jones life, love, faith and getting through tough times, there you go. god bless you. thank you. >> ainsley: still ahead, pete hegseth live from nashville for the friends american sporting clay shoot. we have lee bryce. in-person shopping, 3000 stores set to close by the end of the year. we will ask brian brenberg what can be done. next. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years in active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served. they've been in leadership 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more with folks in a moment. this is a live look outside the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, where hunter biden is expected to plead not guilty to federal gun charges. >> lawrence: hunter biden is set to be arraigned after judge denied request for a remote hearing. brooke singman is outside of the courthouse with the latest. the judge said, you have to come in person. >> brooke: yeah, that is exactly right. good morning. we are in wilmington, delaware. hunter biden is expected to arrive in an hour and expected to plead not guilty to federal gun charges stemming from david weiss's investigation. hunter biden's attorneys requested for appearance by video conference. the judge said hunter biden should not receive special treatment, absent some unusual circumstances. he is accused of buying a gun while illegally using drugs, something he admitted in his own memoir. he is facing charges for lying on the gun application, lying to the clerk and one for possessing the firearm while using illegal drugs. if convicted, he faces maximum penalty of 25 years in prison and $750,000 fine. 72% say hunter biden's legal troubles have no bearing on the way they will vote in 2024. back to you. >> steve: brooke, thank you. holiday season is just around the corner, not the same can be said about shops you are used to going to, 3000 stores set to shut their doors this year. look at that number, retailers like cvs, footlocker and best buy and other retailers you see on the screen. >> lawrence: joining us is brian brenberg and making money host charles payne. how will this impact the overall public, major stores going away? >> a few things. the local economy, convenience, job opportunities, a drug store is impactful that way. it is interesting because i just was in the garden state mall a couple weeks ago and amazing what they were trying to do. on the second floor is like laser tag all day long, all you can do. still what parent is going to take their kid to the mall if there is rampant shop lifting. one big issue you have in urban areas and cities that defund the police did not work. if you can't prosecute somebody, you see this effect on the community, economically and any way you can think of. >> steve: at that mall, i was buying something and i said how often are there shoplifters here? they said all the time, that person, watch, they will walk out and the stores given paradigm of online shopping, stores don't have much stuff in them anymore. >> they don't, it is frustrating because you need something in a pinch and they don't have it. if they have it, it is locked up behind a case. could be like t-shirts and you have to find somebody to unlock it and nobody is working at the stores. for a lot of people, it is the crime. why would i do this? you add up effect of that, it makes life tough for families, they need things in a pinch and two, it kills jobs, entry level jobs for people that may be in semiretirement. they go away when everybody moves to online shopping because the experience is so bad. >> lawrence: you have retail planners that knew they were losing monand they reinvested in some cities, now to have to close. in the age of social justice, they felt they were not making profit, they would have to build more stores. >> charlie: the way they articulate this, up until last earnings season, they have come out, large -- biggest ones, saying, we will lose money. we've never seen it like this. they were trying to be politically correct. now they're just, we can't be politically correct. we are in business to make money and we are losing money. some of them start talking about jurisdictions. >> steve: you hate to go to a mall and so many store fronts are papered over, it is a ghost town. >> that invites more crime. people look around and say there is nothing happening here, this is open season space, that is what they do. these communities need economic development, that was the whole story of 2020. fight crime because you want economic results and seeing down side of that, there are places in america, east harlem, target is leaving. they need that space and retailer. it starts with making it safe again. >> steve: we're having breakfast with friends, you'll have a town hall today, right? >> no, on the 12th, unbreakable investor is coming out. market had a huge run, now coming down, i don't want people to panic and get out, stock market is greatest money making machine ever, do not panic. >> steve: that is my birthday. >> unbreakable investment. big money show 1:00 and making money at 2:00. thanks. >> steve: meanwhile -- [applause] >> steve: nicely done. tim montana and friends american thread sporting clay shoot is underway at national gun club with proceeds benefiting veteran nonprofits. >> lawrence: pete hegseth is live with tim montana and lee bryce for action sports athletes. bring them in. >> what's up, guys, not a bad assignment at nashville gun club with tim montana and friends benefiting troops and special operations, excursion . we have cool friends, who did you bring with us? >> lee bryce. and legend motorcycle hall of fame member travis pastrata. you have the guitar we talked about, that folks can bid on. where can they do that? >> givebetter.com. we are missing one signature, we need lee bryce on here. kid rock, collective soul, colby callet. 100% of proceeds go to vets. givebutter.com/ats. you had a benefit concert last night, one went for $24,000 last night. give back. >> lots of cool stuff down there. what is it like to benefit the troop? >> we want to do that and anything tim is involved in, i support and this is a good man, big heart. when giving back like this, we come out and like you said, have fun and give back, man, who doesn't want to be here doing this. >> beautiful day. >> why are you involved? >> know ma, like lee said, whatever tim is involved with, good time. concert was amazing raised good money for an awesome cause. >> full day of shooting out here, there is a launch and a dinner, drinks are not served until after the shoot. >> correct. >> which is intentional. talked to green berets who benefit from this. to take vets and service membering on excursions to help them decompress. this is a real cause. do you mind if we do shooting and competition? >> here, i will swap you. >> i will be with travis and tim will be with lee. take two shots each. travis, get on this side. i'm going first and then you're up. and best out of four shots, two each. ready to go? here we go. >> all right, pull. >> yeah. >> pull. >> yeah. >> i like my teammate. you go. tim. good luck. >> here you go. hand to target. >> pull. >> whoo! >> looking good. >> pull. >> whoo! >> a pro. you guys been practicing? what the heck. >> it's 2-2. come on, travis. >> know ma, i tell you. pull. >> oh, pull. oh. >> there you go. feeling good about this. there we go. >> down to lee. >> come on, lee. come on, lee. >> pull. >> yeah. i got it. >> pull. >> did you get it? >> i got it. you see the chip? i think he's seeing things over there. >> instant replay. we don't need replay on that. >> tie, pretty good. not too bad, we took it. >> yeah, right. >> it is probably okay in new york city, no nashville gun club with the american -- >> lawrence: minnesota boys can shoot, i'm impressed man. >> uncle sam taught me to shoot lawrence. >> steve: you better be good. >> ainsley: pressure was on lee. i hope he get s it. >> pulling for you, lee. >> ainsley: he was last one. if you chip it, you hit it. he hit it. >> steve: a lot of fun. thank you very much. thank you, guys. 12 before top of the hour and carley joins us with news. >> carley: i do. good morning. a teacher in michigan is heading back to the classroom after a student tossed a chair at her head on thursday. warning this video we are about to show you is graphic. >> [screaming] >> ainsley: goodness. the teacher was released the same day she was hit. the teen is facing two counts of felony assault. after spending eight years as detroit police chief, james craig says he will run for michigan senate seat and joined us on "fox and friends" to talk about his decision to enter the race. >> i'm running for u.s. senate for great state of michigan because i want to be about change for our state and our country. i've been a public servant all my life. i understand governing, municipal government and i know what public service should look like, has nothing to do with ego, power, has to do with working for the people. >> carley: craig will compete against a large field, both seats are held by democrats. here is the question we asked earlier, how early is too early to decorate for christmas? small businesses are struggling to decide what they should do. we asked what you think and bob says i think that after thanksgiving is the appropriate time to start putting up christmas decorations, let the turkeys have time to celebrate and another viewer says it is not 13 days of christmas, it is elf tw, that is all you get, bah hum-bug. doug disagrees, saying when to start decorating for christmas, i wish it could be christmas everyday tells how i feel. i think we should celebrate christmas and deck the halls as long as possible. >> janice: i don't like the christmas move, i like the decorations. and chicken 365 days a year with slim chickens. what is the favorite here today? >> buffalo mac and cheese and amazing jar desserts. >> janice: any chance you will come to new york? >> definitely. >> janice: i've tried a lot of chicken in my life and this is up there. >> i hope so, up there and best you ever had. >> janice: is this perfect day for fried chicken? >> it is, beautiful day. guess who is in charge of that? take a look at the maps. when it is raining, i don't want to be blamed for that. 62 in new york. setting records across northeast, highs in the 80s and then a cold front moves through bringing temperatures down to seasonal levels, 50s and, enjoy it today. what are we trying? >> oreo cheesecake jarjar. >> i will take care of weather duties. >> janice: breakfast of champions right here. >> report. >> steve: do the pumpkin praline one, that is the best. >> lawrence: that is good. >> ainsley: there is a brownie one. what is yours? >> steve: same thing. >> janice: winner, winner, chicken dinner. >> steve: lots of them at slim chickens. >> lawrence: can you read tease for us? >> steve: i think so. still ahead on this tuesday, talking to about the issues. >> lawrence: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: hi, great show issue good morning. well done out there. big coming up, hunter biden goes before a judge on that gun charge, first appearance in about an hour. president trump expected to be back in the courtroom 10 a.m. eastern time, waiting for comment from him. crypto kid faces the music, his trial begins shortly. and waiting on police to tell us about the abduction of that little girl. buckle up, it starts in eight minutes, top of the hour. see you then. you don't have to take it 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worse the jets or giants? you're from new jersey. >> i'm from new jersey but i don't follow sports. >> brian: what about the downtown trial that happening now with president trump. >> it's sad. it's not fair what is happening to him. >> brian: do you think that's the interpretation around the country? >> i do. i think we start to see a lot of the country turned off by what they're seeing and in turn they'll turn to trump. >> brian: ainsley, take it away. >> ainsley: doug, long island guy, just moved to staten island. you are long island, too, right? okay. doug, who do you like for this election? >> donald trump. an an why? >> strong candidate. i'm tired of weak and sleepy joe we have now. strong leadership. >> ainsley: what do you think is happening to him right now? >> it is bogus to clog up a news cycle and keep people distracted. >> he couldn't have said it better. >> steve: thank you, very much. behind us all morning long this guy has been patiently sitting eating all this stuff. as it turns out you have a reason why you are here, don't you? >> i do. my daughter, kate, works on the program. >> steve: come on over here. i said to your father, john, i said now, did she look at other opportunities? you said she had to get a job. >> immediately when you are on parole you have to get employment right away. >> steve: your dad just spilled the beans. sorry, kate. >> tom, how do you think this primary will shape up and who do you think will be the nominee? >> we know trump will probably be the nominee but i would like to see a little fight. i would like to see at least candidates go at it. on both sides. >> who are those for the republican side? >> i would think haley -- not sure of the second one. maybe the florida guy. >> would you like to see joe biden debate rfk? >> 100%. the sad side of the story they aren't creating competition on their side. there is good competition there. i would like to see gavin newsom to make it really fun. >> we would all like to see a good fight. tom, thank you so much. >> ainsley: we have had a great time. >> we ate a lot of chicken, too. >> steve: thanks to slim chickens for all the delicious chicken. [applause] >> see you later. >> bill: tastes like chicken. we have breaking nous across the board. hunten