cowards. they re not interested in learning. they are interested in disruption, chaos and complete anarchy. with the first pick in the 2017 nfl draft, the cleveland browns select miles garrett. defensive end, texas a&m. living in the hall of fame yeah and the world s going to know your name yeah, yeah. brian: i don t know if he is going to be in the hall of fame but is he going to the browns. ainsley: amazing the world is going to know his name. steve: they will. live. that s a flight simulator the air force brought in. i saw you during the tease behind wheel. brian: i was terrible. it s legitimately they have a real f-35 pilot out there. you will be able to hit targets and bomb the desert. ainsley: anyone know where we can find leah gabriel. she can fly planes. brian: she is on the business channel right now. she is busy. steve: today is day 9 the 6 president trump s 100 days. we start this hour with a fox news alert. a terrifying world war iii video mock-up out
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2021 Recruiting Breakdown: Colorado State
A class with top-heavy solid talent
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Welcome to the sixth post in our twelve-part recruiting breakdown series. Today looks at the #6 team in our rankings, Colorado State.
Colorado State is a team in transition, and the best way to speed that up is through recruiting. The core group of the Bobo era is making its way out, and his players are slowing coming in. Coach Addazio appears committed to recruiting both the state of Colorado and around the country for talent that fits his system. This year, the Rams were able to bring in several talented players. To learn more about them, read below.
pete: our nation s heroes suffer endless va wait times a new report reveals those va workers, some va workers were given $30 million in insenttives with no explanation. bonus money with no rationale. here to react phoenix va whistle-blower, branden coleman. you ve been at the front of this. office of inspector general of the va releasing a report, upwards $30 million were given without any justification or performance tied to it. how can that be? thanks for having me, pete. good to see sloan gibson, secretary mcdonald, rest of the leadership once again have the priorities in order defending bonuses in order to try to retain new talent.