throwing it against the wall and he grabbed a bat, and starting beating on the cooler, taking all the frustration out on that poor cooler. there is one. giants went on to win the game 4-3. good news for them. and now a check on the weather. was that cooler full? dave: i don t. nothing spilled. molly: it seemed super human. if that was full, that guy is really string. look at the weather map, gives, when you wake up this morning, it is hot in kansas city for the wake up at 84. still. 75 in chicago. and 67 in minneapolis. eastern part of the country today will be looking really nice, a beautiful day, from portland, maine, to parts of georgia. a few showers in florida but this morning, rain across
way of allah is our highest hope. molly: and the objective is to destroy western civilization and sabotaging the miserable house by their hands and the hands their believers so it is eliminated. dave dave the question, folks, do they deserve the benefit of doubt? could they take on new peaceful ways? are they they say they are committed and clayton mentions they are poised to win seats in parliament. they will have a very loud voice in parliament, in in egypt. clayton: we all have skeletons in our past, we have bad friends and these a the friends they have. hamas, al qaeda, all in the mix. those are their friends from the past. let us know how you feel at
ohio. a law the governor signed into law over the weekend, is one that allows guns and alcohol to mix. how? you can now carry your concealed weapon into establishments that serve alcohol including bars, nightclubs and shopping malls and even in some cases, sports stadiums. molly: there are restrictions, though. businesses can say you cannot bring your gun in here. however, critics say this now shifts the burden of responsibility to waitresses and bartenders and bouncers to keep it safe. they say in guns in the establishment, how do they stop that from happening? clayton: if you are a ban bar tender, do you have to decide if someone is packing heat. dave: you cannot do both, if you have a concealed when you
matter? here to weigh in is the high school graduate and valedictorian, good morning, angela. guest: good morning. dave: good to see you. what do you think of this on our most patriotic weekend of the year, the 4th of july, the image on the front of time magazine, let alone the con dent? guest: i read the article and i can agree there is some degree of disconnect between the time if which the constitution was drafted and the america we live in today. but i feel that publishing an article with a picture of our constitution essentially being torn to shreds on the cover is controversial, if not offensive on this weekend, of all weekends, when we celebrate independence day. molly: do you have a greater respect for the constitution after going through what you went through and seeing your first amendment rights upheld?
what i notice is that all the fox news viewers who see this, media matters declares a war on form and now the fox viewers declare a war and that is more serious. molly: they are ying to tell the i.r.s. to make this no longer possible. how likely is it that the i.r.s. will revoke their status? guest: more than not when there is a lot of people that foil complaints so individuals can do it, and organizations can do it, and media matters is setting up a different organization and is in the process of that sew i wonder if they see the writing on the wall and are preparing to shift their resources. right now billionaires can make $1 million donation priestly in privately in secret and declare war on fox who does pay taxes and has first amendment rights. dave: interesting stuff and we have numbers that show the revenues are declining there and the contributions so it appears