I unplugged myself for this day and i spent it with these patients and grandpa. i have got to say you take a step back from the real world and the reality of things, and you connect with these people, these incredible people fighting for their lives. it really does put life in perspective. i think it s good for everyone to be able to do that. because this is what life is all about. these people are amazing. i mean, who knows how many are going to make it through in the end. they say they are smiling. they hope to live for tomorrow. todd: look at that number. almost 2 million new cancer cases expected each year in the u.s. abby: everyone can relate to this. they love or know who has fought cancer. more in the show with the research being done. we will play that later. clayton: thank you. later in the show democrats in the mainstream media ramping up efforts to impeach president trump. dan bongino says that disgusts him. he joins us next. todd: did bill clinton just turn on his wife? hea
todd: news by the numbers. first, $696 billion. that s how much money the house has passed for the defense policy bill. it would exceed the president s $603 billion defense budget q next, $10,000, that s how much visa is offering restaurants to no longer accept cash. the awards will go to 50 u.s. based small business eateries who commit to upgragd grading systems to force customers to pay with credit cards or digital payments. finally, 37. that s how old dennis legend venice williams is as she looks to become the oldest woman to win a grand slam event at wimbledon today. her sister serena holds the record at 35 years old. clayton: did you know one in two men and one in three women will receive a cancer diagnosis in lifetime. odds it to do slifetime. todd: odds are terrifying. founded by the grandfather of