former president trump holding dueling rallies in georgia today ahead of the peach state primary on tuesday. biden touting a strong economy in his administration ice agenda following his state of the union address. welcome to "fox news live." i'm griff jenkins, one more hour, let's go. iewsh irish i'm aishah hasnie. trump is making his picks for the new head of the rnc. mark meredith is live in atlanta now9 with the very latest. hi, mark. >> reporter: aishah is, good afternoon to you. the biden-harris campaign sayses it is ready to spend big to win over undecided voters, laurenuping a new $30 million, 6 if week ad campaign and we, of course, will expect to see the president out here later on today. this'll be the second battleground state stop that biden has made this week alone. he was in pennsylvania on friday, and he delivered a message to supporters insisting voters or will believe there is a stark contrast at the polls come this november if. >> folks, our freedoms really are on the ballot this november. donald trump and the maga republicans are trying to take away our freedoms. that's not an exaggeration. well, guess what? we will not let him. >> reporter: president biden's visit here to georgia will be at the same time that the campaign is launching a new effort to reach out to minority if voters, but the contrast of all this is while president biden's here if atlanta, about an hour north of where we are we're going to see former president trump also rallying his supporters ahead of georgia's primary which is going to be on tuesday. overnight the trump campaign posted some new photos of the former president sitting down with hungary's prime minister at mar-a-lago. the hungarian leader has a close relationship with russia and is considered an autocrat of his country. trump, though, says he was glad to have him. he posted, quote, it was an honor having the prime minister as my guests, victor is a great leader, respected all over the world. hungary is a safe country because of his strong immigration policies, and as long as he's in charges it will always be. trump continues to try to make this election all about immigration, and the polls >> shown -- have shown that immigration is the top if not the top issue that has voters on their mind between now and november. we're going to see these dueling vents but no indication, aishah, that the presidents will be anywhere close to each other. aishah: this might become a trend, i think, dueling events. we'll see. we've got a long season ahead. >> reporter: if only hawaii was the the closer contest -- [laughter] aishah: you would raise your hand for that. thanks, mark. [laughter] griff: meanwhile, president biden is touting better than expected jobs report numbers. of lucas tomlinson is live from the white house with the latest updates. hey, lucas. >> reporter: that's right, griff. the jobs report beat expectations, 275,000 new jobs created haas month though unemployment ticked up from 3.7 to 3.9. and if our viewers are wondering when those prices will come down at the grocery store, the head of the federal reserve in chicago says that's not gonna happen. >> it's not realistic to expect that we would get the price level back to what it was pre-covid. you'd really have to have a massive recession in the economy to try to drive the prices down. >> reporter: let's are drill down into that jobs report, griff. about a third of the new jobs came from the health care and social assistance sec -- sector, 52,000 were government jobs. manufacturing saw a drop of 4,000 jobs. here's morrissey with his reaction. >> what's really disturbing is how much of the growth is in the public sector or subsidized by the public sector. basically, you've got an economy on speed, not an economy with healthy growth. >> reporter: and as you mentioned, this state of the union was not without several interruptions. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene demanding president biden say the name of that young woman killed by an illegal immigrant in her home state. biden said lincoln riley, not laken. in the last hour some reaction from democratic congress month jake auchincloss. >> the president was using one of his superpowers, which is empathy, to connect with the american people on an issue they have repeatedly said is one of their top priorities which is the border. the border is not secure right now. >> reporter: as we heard for mark in the last mitt there, president biden is on his way to georgia aboard air force one right now, of course, a critical swing state in 2024, a state that trump won in 2016 and narrowly lost in 020. griff? griff: lucas, uh-uh think we're going to have to press jake auchincloss on what the other superpowers are. interesting comment, indeet. lucas, thanks. aishah: good one. so for more on all of this and the 2024 election, let's bring in the vogel group principal matt key land and president of corcoran ski group matt hour. -- hauer. so these dueling remarks i find very interesting. we have some down at the border, now in georgia. i think it would be actually an impressive strategy for the trump campaign to just show up wherever the current president is, and then you have a split screen of what the two options are. what do you make of that? >> i mean, it's one strategy, though you probably don't want to be chasing one candidate around the entire time. i will say just the nature of the ever shrinking number of exit iftive swing states that can -- competitive swing states that can be won or in november, so they're going to spend an inordinate amount of time there. georgia's very important to joe biden in the sense the black community is part of his base. he's coming off an amazing speech where he was targeting the base. he's talking to his base voters in atlanta. georgia's a swing state, and it's also where trump is on trial for treeing to steal an election, so it's a good spot for joe biden to be campaigning in. aishah: a case that might actually fall apart. [laughter] we're waiting to see what the judge decides. i want to ask you about this rnc leadership change, firmly now cemented behind the former president. we have michael watley, lara trump now at the helm. this is ronna mcdaniel this week stepping down >> i'm stepping aside today because i have long prompt promised to put the nominee and their plans for the rnc first wins the white house is a too important. president trump deserves to have the team in place he wants at the rnc. aishah: how important is this? >> i think it's critical to the trump campaign to have folks like the secret weapon that a lot of people aren't talking about, he'll be doing the running of the place day-to-day, or really focusing in on the general election which we're totally in the general election in march already, and the trump team is focused on winning back those six states. you know, the problem for joe biden right now is all the targeted races are races he won in 2020. that tells you about the state of the campaign. it's all about joe biden -- [inaudible] if aishah: it's going to be a long eight months, is it? oh, my gosh. i'm already exhausted thinking about it. but hopefully, we'll get a debate or two. joe biden, though, is saying that he's, he will only debate the former president if he behaves. watch this. >> reporter: will you commit the a bedate with -- debate with former president trump? if >> it depends on his behavior. aishah: brad. [laughter] he's got to debate the guy >> agreed. and i think he says he would, right? the commission on presidential debates organizes three debates every year for the modern era, and it was trump last cycle, last campaign that didn't do all of them. and so you have got a situation here where you've got to have rules in the debate --, otherwise it turns into a screaming match. aishah: your response >> joe biden's going to need to debate donald trump because he's going to be running from behind, and the american people are going to demand that he step on stage with the president. it's going to be a bad might for joe biden, we all know that, and i think it's going to be a tough campaign. he's going to be trying to keep up with donald trump taking those states away from him. he is not playing offense anywhere, and that's because right now the american people aren't buying what he's selling. aishah: brad, can i ask you about this other muse this week that the no labels party is going to move forward with a unity ticket, republican, democrat? we have no idea who they're eyeing, and some of the biggest names have, you know, backed off. you're not going to see naimly -- nikki haley or joe manchin do this. at the end of the day, even if they put somebody on a ticket, it hurts joe biden >> and possibly trump depending on who's the person on the ticket. to matt's point earlier, the state of the union was an offensive moo -- maneuver. i think he showed the american public what he's going to do -- >> not the place for it. uniting the country at the state of the union -- >> i mean -- aishah: it's a campaign pitch too. enter trump's been very political, he even awarded rush limbaugh the presidential medal of freedom. irish okay yeah. what do you make of this third party? >> i look at the bobby kennelly race -- or campaign and cornel west more so than no labels. right now no labelses, a free falls in the forest and nobody hears it, did it actually fall in the forest? if that's where no labels is with a ton of money behind it. i don't think it's going to have much of an impact >> you've got to have a candidate. that's the key, right? aishah: a recognizable candidate. >> they don't have any candidate right now, so that's going to be the toughest part. any candidate that doesn't want to be a spoiler for their party's nominee. aishah: really quickly matt, i want to ask you this, what does the former president have to do with all these people and joe biden? what do they have to do with all of these people that do not want to see a rematch? in i mean, i talk to people at home in iowan all the time, they're -- in indiana, they're sick of this, both sides. >> if i were donald trump, i would talk about what my next four years are going to look like. not look back, look forward. the people want to hear what, you know, the future is going to be, not the past. and that's the mistake that a last -- a lot of candidates made in 2022 and why we didn't have the night we were supposed to have. but if donald trump just talks about what his second term will be like and going back to the process prosperity and the world peace we had under him, i think he's going to do quite well with. >> trump also has a unique opportunity here to not be the same rematch because he gets to pick a new vice president. aishah: interesting. >> so he could create this new energy, and i think democrats are very concerned about, you know, who he's going to appoint. is he going the pick someone who can do the job or just loyal to finish >> his vp pick is going to be huge. aishah: yeah. and maybe he doesn't announce it to the rnc. i'd keep that in the pocket for a while. brad, matt, thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. griff? griff: aishah -- ♪ ♪ griff: two u.s. soldiers and a u.s. border orer patrol member were killed after a helicopter crashed near the southern border in texas yesterday. the helicopter belonging to the national guard was working with border patrol. jeff paul is here with for from eagle pass. hey, jeff. >> reporter: yeah. and, griff, we actually just got some new information in surrounding this crash. senator john cornyn of texas just putting this out on social media saying that he did talk with the border patrol chief in the rio with grand valley. he then names the border patrol agent who was killed as chris luna saying, quote, very sad is, another reminder at the humanitarian and public safety crisis caused by biden administration if policies are dangerous to all. now, this crash happened yesterday afternoon just before 3 p.m. we know the crew was conducting a federal support mission if at the border and was not related to texas eon going operation lone -- texas eon going lone star. the helicopter went down in la grulla, texas. four were onboard at the time flying in a uh-72 lakota helicopter assigned to the southwest border. the only survivor, a soldier with, was injured. our sources them us -- tell us he is in critical condition. investigators are still working to figure out exactly what went wrong, but national border patrol council spokesperson chris cabrera had this to say about what exactly the crew was doing. >> they were on a routine patrol. i think they were tracking some people that had crossed, some illegal aliens that had crossed into the country. so they were in the process of looking for them. they had some type of mechanical difficulty, went down, went down in a hard landing and, ultimately, you know, you know, three died. >> reporter: here in eagle pass, texas, migrants continue to arrive at the southern border. just yesterday our cameras captured this group of nearly 100 migrants at a nearby hydro plant. this is just outside the fenced-off area of shelby park. and while we aren't seeing as many of those big groups arrive here at the u.s.-mexico border, we are still seeing some of those smaller groups. we saw a few early this morning, and police are still responding to calls of alleged human smuggling. griff? griff: all right. jeff paul live for us from eagle pass, thank you. meanwhile, president biden calling on congress to send is him the border bill during the state of the union thursday as migrants continue to stream across the southern border. joining us now for more, former acting dhs secretary and fox news contributor tom homan. tom, thanks for being here. i just spent the week in eagle pass, and i want to talk about it and and i want to talk about a convergence that i see between the border crisis and violent crime. laken riley, the list is long. but first, i want to have you into if tonight to this -- to respond to this tragic helicopter crash. >> look, it's a tragedy, right in and trout my clear -- throughout my career i've been to too many border patrol and i.c.e. funerals. the men and women of the border patrol, they're patriots. they're the fine pest of the fine ifest, down there putting their lives on the line -- finest of the finest. human traffickers are smuggling -- you know what? these men and women are putting their lives on the line for the country every day. each though they're doing a job they don't want to do because morale's in the toilet because of this current administration. tease men and women put it on the line every day, so god bless them. and i hope every american understands the difficult job they have. griff: and what was happening just because i've spent so much time in this area, people not familiar with it, la grulla,ly s is an area that is very often frequented by the drug smugglers, and it's a very remote area of texas. and so what was happening was the national guard chopper, this lakota a helicopter, had a border patrol member onboard to help them find the area, to navigate the terrain. how important of a part of the mission is that? >> it's extremely important. that area's where with a lot of gotaway withs come through, right? not a lot of resources there. boots on the ground. that's a big area rah. the best way to cover it's by air. so the national guard certainly know they can operate a helicopter, but the border patrol agent knows the lay of the land. they work together closely, and because of that relationship, border patrol -- [inaudible] fentanyl that kills every american in this country. it's a great relationship. it's very positive. what happened yesterday is a tragedy. griff: let's respond to what you heard from president biden's state of the union. >> you know, first of all, he didn't talk about the fentanyl overdoses caused by the this border, the 1700 dead illegal aliens. he swept it all under the rug like i knew he would. but when i left the address, i was driving home that night, i was just disgusted that there's hundreds of people in that building that are going to stand up and applaud something they know is not true. and it's just is, i cannot believe there's not an ounce of integrity left this many that building that you're going to stand and applaud a man for saying things everybody in that room knows is not true. i wish he would have addressed the border, the biggest national security failure this country has. and as the commander in chief at the state of the union, it should have been front and center. griff: is there a disconnect the fact that we saw in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, every state we've now covered political races, immigration is among or if not the top issue, but yet president biden waited 40 -- 40 minutes into his speech to bring it up >> then when he did, he talked about passing a bill that passed through the senate which is a terrible bill. ing it's the not going to work, it's not going to stop the catch and release, it's not going to -- it does nothing about the 450,000 children that crossed the border. if he wants to talk about securing the border, he has h.r. 2, the senate won't even talk about it. h. h.r. 2 could secure or the border. why? because a lot of it was trump's policies. we proved they work. friday give we know the greatest pull pack for-- factor is the open border policies or more specifically put, the catch and release policies. when i was there on thursday, the day of the state of the union, i actually was filming when my cameraman and i saw this individual with a biden-harris t-shirt. here is a little bit of what he told the us. [speaking spanish] [laughter] griff: what's that tell you? >> look, biden ran on open borders. i've got to give him credit, he kept hid promise. -- his promise. he opened the borders. it's not a laughing matter. we've got 1700 dead migrants wolf died crossing the border, 340 terrorists coming across the border, and midwest importantly, griff request, 1.9 million gotaways. we don't know who they are, where they came from, why they're here. no one can convince me they didn't come from a country that's a sponsor of terror, at least some of them. griff: people hear that and sometimes they think, is it a terrorist. when i was reporting this past week, we had a colombian terrorist the week before president trump got to eagle pass. but now we're looking at the two brothers, the one, the accused murder of laken riley and his brother diego, both suspected of being members of venezuela's most dangerous gang, and there's a concern that they will try and set up a crime syndicate in the u.s. much like ms-13. i've only got 15 seconds. are you concerned that we're going to see venezuela bring anything somehow in to country? >> absolutely. president trump was not wrong. he said a rot of bad people come across that that border -- a lot offed bad people. griff: tom homan, thank you finish being here in studio. we'll see where this goes. >> thanks for having me. aishah: talking about crime, national guard troops may be deployed in another blue city now after new york city announced plans to crack down on crime using them. that's next. ♪ watch your step! that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you. even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks! i mean, i can see you right now if that's...convenient. visionworks. see the difference. 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>> reporter: hi, griff. well, you know, while the public debate continues on new york governor kathy hochul's plan for extra enforcement here in the subway system, as you mentioned, transit leaders and workers from other cities are weighing in too. the president of chicago's largest transit union says he commends hochul and hopes his city will follow suit. >> and i commend if governor hochul of new york for the steps that she took to protect her everyday people. i commend her, and i hope other governors, leaders follow suit. it is a great idea. it is something that i will be speaking about with elected leaders. >> reporter: so here in new york city transit crime declined in february, and the nypd credits that to an additional thousand officers surged into the subway system last month. but get this, year to date data shows transit crime is still up compared to the same time frame last year. governor hochul hopes the extra foot photographic from the military and state troopers will be on the heels of any would-be criminals. some new york republicans have been critical and said hochul should instead overhaul bail reform and progressive-leaning prosecutors. here are some new yorkers who weighed in about the new force of -- show of force on the city's subways. >> i really don't think it's going to keep anybody safer, i really don't think so. honestfully -- honestly, we need people on those rails. >> i think what'll make them safer is if they let the police be the police, you know? [laughter] they're not going to follow the law, there's no law and order. it's wild. and they're going to hear it come november. november 5th, they're going to hear it bigtime. >> reporter: okay. so some strong words there. governor hochul says anyone who refuses a bag check may not be riding the subway. and this week new york city mayor with eric adams said the city continues to review potentially using metal detectors on the subway system. griff. griff: that would be something to see. c.b. cotton live if for us, thank you. aishah? aishah: the u.s. airdropped another round to of knew hand marijuana -- humanitarian aid into northern gaza today, but it could be months before we see president biden's temporary port get up and running. that's next. ♪ ith age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. >> tech: cracked windshield? schedule with safelite, and we'll come to you to fix it. >> tech vo: this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way. she could track us and see exactly when we'd arrive. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! 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we need to boycott the regime. it's unacceptable. no right-minded human being can accept this to carry on any longer. >> reporter: yeah, and in tel aviv tonight there will be a rally, and it'll draw attention to the 19 women held by terrorists in the gaza strip as a anti-government protesters are also demonstrate thing nationwide. attempts have been ongoing to reach a hostage deal and ceasefire between israel and hamas, but talks on thursday in egypt ended without any progress. now, the hope is that an agreement will be reached before ramadan which is set to begin tomorrow evening at sunset, but for now more meetings are expected to continue next week. griff? griff: all right, stephanie bennett live for us with the latest. stephanie, thank you. aishah? aishah: so for more, joining me live is prime minister benjamin netanyahu's foreign ministry advisor. thank you for joining the show on this saturday. i want to ask you at the top about this announcement from the president to have u.s. troops build this pier. into gaza to get humanitarian aid into those civilians. what are your initial thoughts, concerns about this? >> well, thank you for having me. the temporary pier that will be set there is completely coordinated with israel, and we welcome the opportunity to enable additional humanitarian aid to get in to humans, to the civilians, and we've got to make sure that that humanitarian aid reaches the actual civilians and not hamas. aishah: the coordination i know the two countries, you know, have been trying to figure a way forward and trying to get a hostage deal done with hamas, but the president was caught on a hot mic at the state of the union. i'm sure you heard about this and have seen this where he's caught saying that he wants to have a come to jesus meeting with the prime minister. and i think we have the sound here. let's play it. >> got to keep pushing -- humanitarian stuff -- [inaudible conversations] >> i told bibi -- [inaudible] come to jesus. [laughter] ike irish you hear some other senators laugh about it. does the president need to have a come to jesus meeting with benjamin netanyahu? >> well, the president and prime minister have spoken dozens of times since the beginning of the war, and you'd have to ask him what he meant by that statement. it's not fair to -- aishah: do you take offense to it? >> again, i -- israel appreciates the support the president prosaided to israel, the bipartisan support and primarily the great support of the american people. the more than people strongly support israel, ask we thank the american people for that. we share the same values, and they know that we have to destroy hamas. the american people know that we have to destroy hamas, we have to free our hostages, and we must if make sure that gaza doesn't pose a threat to israel ever again. that's what what we're doing. those are our war goals, and we reach those goals. that's total victory, and and we will reach that victory it's within reach. we've already taken out -- sorry. aishah: i'm so sorry to cut you off. let me put it way, are you confident that president biden is confident in the current prime minister? if because, of course, a huge headline a few days ago was that your defense minister was here at the white house. so what's going on here? >> actually our defense minister was here in israel. it was another minister that paid a private visit to washington. but we are in complete coordination with the u.s. we are on the same page many terms of the need to destroy hamas, the genocidal terrorist organization that invaded israel on the 7th of october, murdered 1,200 israelis, took 250 people hostage, and we are right now taking, waging war on hamas, not the palestinian people, but on hamas. we are going to destroy hamas. we've already taken out 19 out of the 24 brigades, and we're going to talk out the final ones in rafah. we're going to free our hostages and make sure that gaza doesn't pose a threat to us. i'm sure that's the american interest as well, and we thank the american people for their very strong the support in israel. in a recent poll, over 80% of the american people expressed very strong support for israel in this war against that -- hamas cans a genocidal terrorist organization, and the world will be much better off once we destroy hamas. aishah: sir, there's -- we have live pictures right now from israel showing protests happening in tel aviv. these are families of the hostages, supporters calling on those hostages to be released, calling on the government to do more. these families have gone now five long, painful months without their loved ones. this deal, it feels like it just keeps on getting stalledstalled. what can you -- stalled and stalled. what can you tell us about the latest on this hostage deal? >> well, clearly, i can't get into details in negotiations, but i can tell you as the president has said is, they're way over the top. the hamas, their demands are delusional. and once they come down to earth, we'll be able to do a deal like we did in november. we've already gotten 112 hostages out. the main reason for getting these osages -- hostages out was military pressure which the idf is carryinglying out as we're talking right now. the idf is taking the war to hamas. we willing to do a deal just like we did in november. we want to get our hostages out there's 134 hostage as including 18 womens and i think it's important on international women's day to reiterate there are 18 israeli women being held by these hamas savages, and anybody who has true humanitarian issues at heart should demand the immediate and unconditional release of the hostages. aishah: just very quickly here, sir, we have five seconds leavitt, do you have any timeline or hope as to when we might if get a deal? >> the second that hamas' demands are not delusional anymore, we'll have a deal. in the meantime, we are destroying hamas. aishah: o.k. ophir falk, thank you very much for joining the show. >> thank you. thank you for having me. griff: we are awaiting a key ruling in the fani willis misconduct case. that's next. ♪ ♪ each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? 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>> yeah. first of all, i think there's a positive here, griff. at the beginning there's no doubt the republicans are going to get initially what they need. they're going to be able to drive home the point using robert hur's testimony that there are two systems of justice in the united states thanks to merrick daughterland and joe biden's department of justice. there's the trump standard and then there's everyone else, specifically joe biden, hunter biden. and the republican, griff, i think are going to be able to use the testimony of robert hur to point out that if you're donald trump, you get indicted for things in that you arguably have a constitutional a right to do as the commander in chief, the president of the united states, the only man in america that can declassify documents. you get indicted, but then you have joe biden who has classified documents when he was a senate, when he was the vice president with no legal authority to declassify and credit they go after donald trump and not joe biden. and that's the sort of thing that i think the are republicans are going to be able to the hammer home, griff, during this hearing. and i think it's going to lay the foundation for them to get additional information from the department of justice beyond just the testimony of robert hur on monday. griff: it's interesting, mark, because i think the american people are looking at this saying, wait a minute, special counsel hur said that he essentially didn't prosecute on this because of the alleged memory losses on the part of the president, and they pretty much wrote a report saying he's an elderly man with a poor memory. and there's some compassion perhaps to that point temperature ooh i'm not sure how it stands up legally when then you see president biden's state of the union and the house minority leader, hakeem jeffries, goes out and says this about the state of the president. >> smoking joe biden was on fire during the state of the union address. of he was lit, delivered a compelling vision for the american people. griff: so which is it, mark? [laughter] is he lit or is he an elderly man with a poor memory, and does that need a legal rendering? >> well, if you think about it, griff, it really misses the point to talk about where joe biden's mental state is today. because when you are charged with a crime, the question is at the time you commit the acts, what was your mental state. whatever you want to say about joe bidened today, at the time that he decided to hold on to those classified documents and store them in a garage with an old car, by the way, what was joe biden's mental state at that point which undeniably was lieu sis add a best as joe -- lucid as best as a joe biden can be. but you're right, here you have a situation where joe biden according to all of the democrats, he is an intellectual giant, he is the best he's ever been, and and here you have a special counsel report from the department of justice saying he's not if capable of being chargeed because of mental deficiencies. so exactly right. i think this is another kind of point that the republicans will be able to drive home using the testimony of robert hur next week. griff: we shall see when we have hur on capitol hill and whether or not the house judiciary has any additional options if they don't get these audio and transcripts they say they need. mark smith, as always, thank you for taking time on saturday to give your insight, sir. >> thank you, griff. ooh. aishah: it's that time of year ago where we spring ahead for daylight saving time. next, the latest effort the keep the same time year round are. ♪ ♪ you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. 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[laughter] aishah: so what i discovered from chad's piece is that it's the house's fault. we had a bill, and they let time run out. griff: oh, this we go. aishah: he said that. griff: did someone bet him on the number of times he could say time -- aishah: probably. griff:on i don't know. and why the green sand in the thing? aishah: i think if you don't know why we're doing this anymore, i would say a lot of people don't, we've got to get rid of it. griff: we do it all the time. that's all for us. "fox news live" continues with eric and arthel. eric and arthel. i'm griff.. aishah: i'm aishah hasnie,at h thanks for watching. so you can reach today's financial goals. and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. 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