thomas pain december 23, 1776, he wrote the crisis. it was so powerful that george washington read it to the troops. because the moral was very low, we were losing the revolutionary war. it opens with these times that try men s souls. will shrink from service of their country. but he that stands by it now, deserves love and thanks of man and woman. tyranny like hell, is not easily concurred. we have a conconsolidation with us that heart of conflict. what we obtain too cheap we estteam too lightly, it is dear ness this gives us value, heaven knows how to put a proper price on its goods it will be strange indeed. should not be highly rated. we don t talk much about freedom. let alone individual freedom and property rights. we don t really hear much reference by these politicians in white house and in congress. about the declaration of independents our founding document. many of them reject it. many of them abhor it. we re told there was a meeting in white house in the week. wit
thomas pain december 23, 1776, he wrote the crisis. it was so powerful that george washington read it to the troops. because the moral was very low, we were losing the revolutionary war. it opens with these times that try men s souls. will shrink from service of their country. but he that stands by it now, deserves love and thanks of man and woman. tyranny like hell, is not easily concurred. we have a conconsolidation with us that heart of conflict. what we obtain too cheap we estteam too lightly, it is dear ness this gives us value, heaven knows how to put a proper price on its goods it will be strange indeed. should not be highly rated. we don t talk much about freedom. let alone individual freedom and property rights. we don t really hear much reference by these politicians in white house and in congress. about the declaration of independents our founding document. many of them reject it. many of them abhor it. we re told there was a meeting in white house in the week. wit
lent. what s the best sweet you re looking forward to having. ice cream. the soft serve from reporters as the border crisis looms. fox & friends first starts right now. sweet dreams are made of this. who am i to disagree. i travel the world and the seven seas. everybody s looking for something. griff: good morning, you re watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m griff jenkins in for todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus in for jillian mele. i m getting hungry. griff: i gave up pizza for lent. i ve got to tell you, i m going to kill somebody soon if i don t eat a slice of pizza. i didn t think it was going to be that hard. sometimes when you give up the most basic, favorite food it s suffer than you think. i can understand why the president wants that scoop of ice cream. carley: i think that murder in the eyes of the lord is worse than breaking your lenten sacrifice. maybe get a slice of pizza before you commit violence. griff: i m staying str
carley: good morning, you are watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m carley shimkus in for jillian mele. griff: i m griff jenkins in for todd piro. i love that the producers put bto s you ain t seen nothing yet. certainly when it comes to the administration s border plan, we haven t seen it. carley: we haven t seen you in a suit and tie for so long because you ve been at that time border. it s great to have you back. griff: i think i remember how this works. carley: doing a great job. we re going to start here with a fox news alert. engineers partially freed the ship blocking the suez canal. no timetable exists. from navy ship movements to the supply of toilet paper, fears grow of the international impact to the stop in trade, this as the cost of trade lost every day, the canal is closed, is estimated to be $9.6 billion. with an estimated 400 million being lost every hour. unbelievable. griff: wow. now to the border, president biden has yet to reveal when
encampments everywhere. you see the needles, cocaine, all of this is right in front of the pool. quickly. launches bulls eye i mean, think about a little bit what we just saw with the open, i mean, baseball is queued up ready to go. crowd, down to 8 now in the ncaa tournament. little by little as spring comes things are getting somewhat pack to normal, guys. steve: we are all back here at 6:00 a.m. eastern, good morning, ainsley. time away. ainsley: we got to go to disney world. i took hayden down there for the first time. it was a wonderful trip away. brian: was it crowded. ainsley: open 35%. so i actually enjoyed that because it wasn t so crowded and you didn t have to wait as long. brian: that s the biggest 35% i have ever seen in my life. it looks 100 percent. ainsley: they did make you wear the mask and if your daughter or any of the kid if they mask went right bloat nose, they were right on you. put that mask back on, please. it really is the happiest place in the