being given to local agencies to help in this. that was money given for other purposes $300 million. $300 million across every jurisdiction across the country would equal $18,000 per jurisdiction. how would that help? i don t think so. steve: people see the smash and grabs and people think why isn t anybody stopping them? they have a debacle on the border. they have yet to get that under control. and now the crime rate across america is hitting every jurisdiction, every community, in my small community and i m a very small community in central ohio, we had a smash and grab just two days ago. two women walk into a store, took to 4,000 to $5,000 worth of clothing items out of the store in a matter of seconds. this and the larger jurisdictions this is going on with 20, 30 people coming into a
spokesman for. our framers understood that you are supposed to hold criminal behavior accountable. her vision is the exact opposite of that. steve: um-huh. so, after this road rage incident, the local press goes to ask her some questions, and she bites their head off and then she tries to spin it as best she can. nonetheless, democrats in lock step supported her and she has been confirmed as the new u.s. attorney for massachusetts. great. will: kamala harris, as you pointed out, casting the deciding vote. ainsley: 6:1 here on the east coast. steve: meanwhile, the fda has approved boosters for your kids if they are 16 and 17 years old. the first look at the brand that just got the go ahead. will: plus, justice for jussie smollett at his trial. the jury finds the former empire actor guilty of making up a hate crime hoax.
as an immigrant i don t think immigrants should be allowed unless they re united states citizens. yuma county mayor declaring a state of emergency. [inaudible] 3, 2, 1 lights. [cheers] fa la la la la la la la la sitting around the christmas tree presents hanging for you and me lights all shining merely christmas a week away. steve: well a little more than a week away. good morning, everybody, it s friday, december 10th, 2021. that s more like it. we relit the christmas tree last night about 5:15 during the five or actually probably should have called it the 5 lurks. about 500 people here in midtown manhattan to watch us throw the switch after you know what
bloomberg reports wisconsin dairy giant was hacked in october. the attack compromising its plants and distribution center. now, the company forced to close for days which set back production, the sabotage playing a huge part in empty shelves in the dairy aisle which is pretty crazy. so what happened is i guess there was this hack and then people started to panic buy and the truck driver shortage and now a cream cheese shortage. steve: company was a day behind on their processing and it just had a ripple effect across the country. carley: sure did. steve: come on got to fix this before christmas because we have got to have christmas cheesecake. ainsley: thanks, carley. steve: coming up, president biden is trying to reassure the country of ukraine that the united states has its back. is he offering empty promises in the fails of a russian invasion. general jack keane addresses that threat and the white house response coming up next. ainsley: this veteran taking home thousands of dollars
steve: it s breakfast time and pancake pantry is nashville staple serving up flap jack and syrup they have been making by hand at home since 1961. celebrating the grand opening of a new location in nashville. ainsley: lawrence jones is there now having breakfast with our friends. lawrence: hey, family, i m going to try those pancakes steve suggested earlier. first talk with some folks about some issues. i want you to meet doug and becky, they are newlyweds. you were telling me a little bit about your story. we got married on 9/11. so we are nolle beds. we just moved in our new home. lawrence: you both sold your homes and now moved into new home two weeks ago.