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but i m going to request that no one wet my hair because i want to go out to kin ther on the. [laughter] dinner tonight. pete: you should not have said that. it s not called the plaza, it s called fox square now, and we re glad you re here. fourth hour, fox & friends . we ve had three hours of practice will: we have water guns? pete: i hope so. rachel: do not mess if up my hair. i can do not want to have to redo my hair pete: your hair has to stay as it is at 6 a.m.? rachel: i got my hair done by, like, an uber pro, the best hai- pete: you don t do anything else the rest of the day that messes it up? rachel: new york of course not. will: like lay on the couch? rachel: i ll lay like this. [laughter] pete: i thought you were planting your garden today? rachel: i can do that with my hair down. please don t mess if up my hair. will: that s why they call it news, you learn something new [laughter] pete: i m learning along with you. will: welcome to the fourth hour o ....
Secretary of defense here tonight. We know last week he made a Surprise Announcement at his first thank you rally saying yes hes indeed choosing general james mattis for defense secretary. But the fact that two will be up on stage together, certainly notable, especially given that is the military friendly town. So donald trump hoping to cash in on the energy here almost to validate his pick for Secretary Of Defense. And we know trump has many thank you tours and rallies ahead. Just two this week alone and thursday hell be in iowa and friday in michigan. You heard him taking credit for what he said is a 50 billion investment by softbank. What are you learning about this . Reporter i have to say not a lot of detail coming from the Trump Transition Team or the company tonight. But certainly a little
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That s what a lot of us are talking about. if many ways it s as if the chapter has been closed on our youth and our time mt. if military, and people are just trying to figure out what that means. will: scott, pete said this earlier, it creates this disconnect between the generations, you having served at fort bragg can speak to older generations who say, yeah, i was also at fort bragg. does that create all of a sudden this demarcation line going forward that you won t have that connection to soldiers who, i don t know, i was at liberty. oh, liberty, which one is liberty? right. i think that s right, will. i think it does potentially do that. i mean, i understand the reasoning behind it. and, you know, one of the suggestions that was made by james buckston the jr., the he was the president of the local chapter of the naacp in fayetteville, he said, look, let s name this after edward s. bragg who was a union general, a successful lawmaker: let s keep the name the same. ....
Suppliers almost entirely in asia. it took a pandemic to start to change that. this businessman said he felt compelled to act. we ve just watched more than half a million americans die and many of them for no reason. i think bad decisions have been made in american manufacturing, specifically for critical assets like class one medical devices. the decision has been made to make sure that never happens again. reporter: when the pandemic exploded, the nitroglove industry was plagued by scams. a cnn investigation found count counterfeit, substandard, or even dirty used medical gloves being imported to the u.s. by the tens of millions. pre-pandemic there was only one nitroglove producer in the u.s., in fayetteville, alabama, but the company says it struggled to get even the u.s. government to buy its gloves because they cost around twice the price. around 10% of the world s medical gloves are made in china, 20% in thailand, and 65% ....
A cnn investigation found counterfeit, substandard or dirty medical gloves being imported to the u.s. by the tens of millions. prepandemic there was only one glove producer in the u.s., in fayetteville, alabama. the company struggled to get even the u.s. government to buy its gloves because they cost around twice the price because around 10% of the medical gloves are made in china, 20% in thailand and 65% in malaysia, where the u.s. government only recently lifted an import ban on the world s largest producer after finding evidence of forced labor earlier this year. how do you compete with slave labor? the technology allows me to do it in a way that i can compete with even the dirtiest user of slave labor. you want to be a can customer of a slave labor company? i don t. you couldn t do it 30 years ago? because the technology didn t exist. the most important thing you need to see is this. reporter: rhadigan is a former cable news anchor and now ....