reichmuth live in mayfield, kentucky. good morning, rick. rick: sometimes you get into down, pretty much the entire town looks like this. so anywhere you pull up, you see these kinds of images right here. i m standing in front of what was the first presbyterian church here in mayfield. you see a little bit one of, i believe that is the altar on the inside of the church we re looking at. might be a little hard to see. this is the front door. you come over, this is a car, i bring this up from this tornado according to what we can see radar, you can see debris is in the air and there was debris 35,000 feet in the area. all of these things from this town, from towns before it, shooting up 35,000 feet in the air and traveling potentially 50 to 100 miles in the air. items from this town likely around 100, 150 miles away from here. you have really he no idea what you will be looking at, and where these items are coming from. one of the other danks here, all of the wood shattered or
A meal inside. rachel: the governor is mandating for 2 and up. the 3-year-old will have to wear the mask as well. i ve been saying for a long time, guys, i said it at the very beginning when we thought things would be even worse at the beginning of the pandemic, i was worried about our country changing and i was worried about what our leaders were actually doing. like was this really about health and science. some of it was, but was it also about control? and last night on unfiltered, dan bongino talked about, that, he said that kind of government control, that desire to make us submit is part of why they keep moving these goal posts on covid. take a listen. so why does the left keep moving the covid goalposts? may surprise some of you it has very little to do, all this goalpost moving with the vaccine or science. it has nothing to do with that.
It is causing a lot of detablization in mexico right now. mexico is turning into a narco state. if you see the kinds of security issues in places that used to be secure. resorts for rich tourists are having cartels pull up in jet skis and shootouts right in front of tourists. that is happening because the cartels are getting richer. there is more money to be made. there is more infighting. this isn t colombia as a narco state with a ocean between us. this is right on our border. pete: the only time, to your point, rachel, they identify it as a problem when it s a public relations problem. when they were under that bridge in del rio, dubbed bidenville, they brought in the bulldozers to clean it up. because the real problem was the images, not reality of the situation. real problem, clean it up, get fox news drones out of there. rachel: then it became another problem, the border patrol was
Obviously there was a brick building, brick facade, part of the church ministries area. it is completely gone. you get the idea this car here, i have no idea where this would have come from. certainly it was not right here. one of the things i m always struck at covering tornadoes, if you look at this car, it looks like a car that has been abandoned for 10 or to years. what happened inside of this car here happened in about 30 seconds. all of the rain came along with this, the wind driving dirt that was picked up all around it. that, this week right now looks like something that is ancient. all of that happened to this car in about 30 seconds. that is happened to all of these homes. everything that you see around here, turned into something looks like it is really old very quickly. will: rick, thank you so much. rachel: meanwhile ashley strohmier continues our fox team
Put it all out there or having done reality tv, i ve already done that? actually, it was still a little scary but this was the first time i was able to tell like my true story. it wasn t through the lens of a tv show. it was through the lens of my own truth. rachel: yeah. so it almost felt like people feel they me but this is the first time now, you really know me. you only know a little part of the truth but you don t know the full picture. there was something that was really refreshing about that, almost like a weight lifted off of my shoulder when people finally read the book and get to know more about me. rachel: i got my start on reality tv. i know exactly what you mean. there is a filter. you get to tell your story. one of the stories that i think is very interesting you were very honest in your book, god bless this mess. you were very honest about your mental health issues.