the conviction. as we all know, we've seen organized crime, right, rico rudy in the past, has used many people who would not be considered credible as witnesses to put away other members of organized crime. so, that i don't buy. what i do find interesting is that rudy went to mar-a-lago with bob costello in order to make a plea for money. interestingly enough, donald is not putting up a dollar of his own money for rudy's benefit, but rather, he's going to host a fundraiser and ask other people to fund rudy's legal fees as opposed to, again, donald doing it. donald, at least, finally smartened up a little bit, and he realized the danger that rudy could potentially put him in. and so at least he's doing something. so, maybe he's not as dumb as i said he was the other night on
excerpts where arguments about teaching kids about social liberalism or stuff in schools is still going to resonate with voters. it wasn't that long ago that glenn youngkin found the right way to calibrate this much to democrats dismay and take the statehouse. but i think disney seemed to have cross add rubicon for governor desantis, still an incredibly popular company with republicans and independents as well as democratic people with children. so i think you're seeing the limits here of the debate. >> that's so true. it's the limits of the debate. it's not as if there aren't people in this country who are interested and who sort of perk up when you hear some arguments about the culture changing, but there was a quote from a voter, a pennsylvania voter in the "new york times," which completely makes your point and her name is christy boyd, she said, if you don't like what bud light did, don't buy it. if you don't like what disney is doing, don't go. that's not the government's
check out the architectures still have them called running tours because you are getting chased. go san francisco it looks lie gotham city before batman comes. he s. batman is not coming they are calling him bat person to be p.c. aldean gets this one right we can't have a society that thinks crime is acceptable. we can't have culture of apathy where we watch society decline around us oh, oh well, it's not nice to call tut o. >> ainsley: isn't it interesting, too. it's a song. if you don't buy it, don't buy it. you don't have to listen to it or watch the video. people complaining are obviously not from small towns. in this small towns this is why people love small towns why they move to small towns because they like to be able to go to the grocery store and see all of their friends and all the kids that their kids go to school with. we love small towns because we know each other and protect one another and we aren't going to burn down the grocery store because we know who owns it. >> that's the point. that sense of community is something by the way that
race or points to it and the clips are real news footage. others can interpret the music, this goes too far. try that in a small town, for me refers to feeling of the community i had growing up where you took care of your neighbors, regardless of background or belief, they were our neighbors and that was above any differences. harris. >> harris: i had a discussion about this earlier with someone in the green room. my point is the market will decide. cmt can do what it wants, it its own entity and award show. there is music that is offensive, can we find something that doesn't rhyme with trigger. there is really nasty stuff. but the market decides, don't listen to it if you don't want to, don't buy it, you have choices. i don't want us to go down the
tell them who belongs to the sample and the list of 500 or so, unless you have physical evidence, you can't put the two together, and while there is video of the comings and goings, there isn't video that shows the cubbies where the storage takes place, unless you catch it at the moment, they don't have it. it's a frustrating answer, certainly not satisfactory to house republicans who don't buy it, frankly, and think there should have been a way to figure this out. >> i think you would assume the white house probably has cameras everywhere, but you're saying that's not entirely the case? >> well, think about it in this way, the situation room is a place where e into -
they think. i would wonder, those that are concerned if they have enough, is that a reflection on money that they lost in the market, markets have come back, a little bit this year, but still, it's a bumpy ride. so should they be investing conservatively? how would you advise them? >> well, right now we want to make sure you're investing for growth. keep in mind, if we have a mild recession, in hindsight, that's typically the best time to have invested. when the market is concerning. you're buying more shares. the sun comes up, things blossom again. what i tell people is, don't buy in to the fact that because your neighbor says they're saving x amount of money means that's the same for you. talk to your financial adviser, custom tailor a plan. because they may retire at 60, you may want to retire at 70 and do a phased in retirement. i want to keep my relationships and skill set going.
enough to turn off the oscars or not watch the nba or don't go to the first run movies in the theater. has to be more than that and if we don't strike back or push back, these people are anarchists and they'll destroy the very basis of the civilization if you can't go to university and have grades based on merit or emission, the whole system collapses and almost collectively spontaneously and people woke up and conservative dragon woke up and poked it so much saying we've got to get involved and we don't like boycotting and we'll boycott. pete: i think he's right but the real reason it's been successful is it's so easy. rachel: don't have to say anything but just don't buy. pete: not buy and move hand over to different colored can. that's the easiest and taste pretty much the same. pete: it's not like you're jonessing for bud light because of the taste. rachel: can't go to university and know that your grade is
alien was in somebody's back yard, don't buy that at all. first thing we do is pick up phones and video. pete: until i see a non-grainy video of something that is not a.i.-generated, i'm not buying it. but, will, why did you confidently say you would survive an alien invasion? will: why wouldn't i? pete: why would you? will: i feel confident in apocalypse. rachel: you feel confident in will. will: yeah. i'm well-armed. rachel: all right. lawrence jones talked to some new yorkers about aliens. here's what they had to say. >> i feel kind of narcissistic to think we're the only planet if with life on it. >> oh, they totally exist and, yeah, the government is hiding it. come on. >> do you believe that the government is hiding it -- >> they're hiding and they're lying. don't believe them. they're lying to you. >> really? >> they do. >> yesterday they crashed into someone's backyard. >> i don't know about aliens. i'm kind of -- >> but the uf, os? >> for sure. >> who's driving the ufo?
so like new mexico, for some reason you always see ufo to in -- pete: that's off the list. will: right. rachel: oh, it's not like where you could survive, but where you're more likely to see -- less likely -- pete: yeah. a lot of military bases in texas, the aliens would probably target that. kay and tennessee, fort campbel- rachel: got it. will: i think you want to live someplace you could get to one of those places within 36 hours, get to the mountains, get to the woods, get to your guns -- pete: but i don't get it. i guess new york must not include new york city, because new york city's done when the aliens come. you go upstate. same with virginia and maryland, they're surrounding d.c., that's done, so it must be the rural areas? georgia has fort benning. i don't know, i'm going to need to look -- rachel: we're seeing so much more conversation and news about do you believe this alien stuff, will? will: well, i'm very, as you know, very open minded. i don't buy this thing that happened in vegas where a 9-foot
lot of trust to make up. [laughter] rachel: more than that, all right. will: coming up, cuba base confirmed. china has been operating a spy facility just 100 miles from florida for at least 4 years. rachel: another thing they were lying about. [laughter] will: congressman mike if walz is next. rachel: scary stuff. and he can't drive or see an r-rated movie, but a 14-year-old is graduating from college and has a job at, get this, space, and. hmm, pretty good first job. we'll tell you all about the teen software engineer coming up. ♪ ♪ lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you.