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Inane. it doesnt, as you point out, it doesnt serve his interest, particularly when hes got an ag in place in a person in jeff sessions who is pursuing his agenda, and very effectively, bringing in m-13 cases, concluding a huge antitrust settlement, effectively running the justice department. so i think he ought to quit complaining about that. >> laura: former attorney general of the united states mr. mukasey, thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >> laura: you may have suspected samantha...

Appointed somebody else is inane. it doesnt serve his interest particularly when hes got an agin place in the person in jeff sessions who is pursuing his agenda and very effectively bringing in m- 13 cases and concluding a huge antitrust settlement and effectively running the justice department. i think he ought to quit complaining that. >> laura: former attorney general of the united states. mr. mukasey thank you very much, you may have suspected samantha bees apology to vining vining trump was...

Speculation over record high wing prices. they say companies simply produced fewer birds last year because the record drought raised the price of corn. there is a lot of that in chicken feed. economists advising folks to buy early. they say wing sales go way up as super sunday approaches. im shepard smith. this is the fox report. its the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. it could get a little more expensive to use your credit card come sunday. thats when merchants in 40 states ...

and blackberries. and what are they thinking? ultra marathon, 135 miles long in death valley. it is being called the worlds toughest footrace. runners starting right now on a two-day run through hell. the average temperature in death valley, 116 degrees. not a crash but tacks, of all things, slowing down the tour de france. someone threw tacks on the road in front of the cyclists. who does had a? "newsroom" begins right now. good monday morning to you. im carol costello. thank you so...

And now the senior business correspondent and anchor of bulls and bears. thank you for joining us. so, more important than the credit card companies and banks are paying, businesses are now allowed to charge credit card customers more than cash-paying customers, so the stores do that at the risk of alienating? >>guest: that is the whole thing. we are close to a recession and it is hard enough to get customers in much less say, okay, you are using your plastic and now i will charge you 3 percent ...

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