book. we will see you in court. congress has raised the debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion. how high do you think the debt needs to get before you cut government spending. we have a debt problem because the very richest people just aren t paying. we start with a fox news alert. the this morning president biden is set to go and see all the devastation firsthand in our country s heartland. is he going to travel to the hardest hit areas of kentucky where 100 people are still missing. lawrence: tragic story. 12 children including a baby girl 88 people confirmed dead across a handful of states. steve: meanwhile, overnight, the community of mayfield, kentucky come together for as you can see right there a candlelight vigil. it s interesting. we are going to get to rick reichmuth who is on location there very, very shortly. one of the stories that is being told in the local papers out in kentucky this morning is about how a nursing home in mayfield, which was one of the most de
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