ainsley: one thing to walk out your door and see one on the stoop and you know at this point not to touch it if i noticed it on the side of the road i went notice it if i m driving. rob: one over some type of a trip wire. ainsley: that reward has gone up, too. last week it was 15,000. 115 grand. brian: 435 leads. steve: sounds like ied alongside the road. rob: it does. who knows. brian: rob, just out of habit, would you minds mind tossing to jillian? rob: hey, jillian, let s get some of the headlines. jillian: hey, rob, long time no see. we co-anchor the 5:00 a.m. show if you didn t know that let s get you caught up on headlines. another missed warning, school officials the florida school suspect committed more than a year. counselors and even the disgraced former deputy that failed to intervene in the
that s how much a chick-fil-a employee returned to a customer a month after he left it to a drive-thru. the cashier in lubbock, texas brought the change with him to work every single day waiting for that customer to come back. he said thinks of others is part of the job description. that was nice. all right, brian, over to you. ainsley: thank you very brian: thank you very much, ainsley. tirade over andy mccabe s firing calling president trump quote a disgraced demagogue he went on: but, does this just reinforcement the president s support of politicized. previous one. let s have a debate. buck sexton is here and former deputy assistant secretary of state and president of the washington strategy group joel reuben. buck, does this sound like
workers stuffing the ballot boxes. putin will be in power for at least six more years. that s a look at your headlines. send it back to you. there is no controversy there. stuffing the ballot box. sounds good. ainsley: you are not allowed to call them out on it. brian: let s do an investigation on that. steve: he only got 75% of the vote? brian: what s going on? ainsley: people run against him? brian: would you? ainsley: i would never, no. brian: evidently the person who ran against him just ran ads for steakhouses. didn t run ads anti-putin. steve: it works. brian: jail everybody else. sad but true. president s plan to battle the opioid crisis. is he going to do that today. health and human services secretary alex azar will be with him. before that he will talk to us next. ainsley: millions of people all over the country live with m.s., including our own janice dean. and she is opening up about her battle with the disease and her brand new treatment. there she is with her
weekend. his firing may be justified, there is no way for us to know at this point. even though it may have been justified, it can also be tainted. brian: keep in mind, this report, it wasn t the president that fired him. the attorney general was recommended to fire him. inspector general report put together by obama appointee, remember that that found that mccabe did not tell the truth. how much leeway was given to michael flynn? how much leeway was given to papadopoulos, manafort, or gates? they lied to the fbi, this guy evidently wasn t candid and then wasn t candid when he was asked to explain himself, we are about to get the basic we re about to get the details of this. and they are just saying if everybody else can wear an ankle bracelet and lives blown up. why should he leave with a 1.3-million-dollar pension? steve: it sounds as if the inspector general michael horowitz had passed along word to the attorney general and also to the this ethics department run by a woman by