commercial break. average cupcakes,200 calories. he had 60 of them. that s 12,000 calories in one single sitting. he will have to hit the gym. arthel: let s hope the sugar rush will make him go somewhere and fall asleep and start hibernating. it s been a pleasure, mr. bill. charles payne is up next. the holiday weekend kicking off, the start of summer and things are heating up at the airports and on the roads and back yards grills and also on the 2024 campaign trail. i m charles payne. this is a special edition of your world. first, to the presidential race taking shape. ron desantis hitting the trail tomorrow in iowa as a growing jp field looks to make gains on former president donald trump.
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hibernating. that s the winter. we are now heading into summer. last week i was down in fort worth and tomorrow will cain is having breakfast with friends live from the ole south pancake house in fort worth texas. if you are out and about drop by. he is going 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. central time. brian: have we checked with him? do we know he is available? i was there last week in fort worth and he showed up. we played pickleball. i hope he is free. we made the full screen. steve: i would love to go another trip to look at the grand kid. ainsley: should you be punished for having a good credit score? new policy under president biden causing uproar how those who are responsible responsible could take a huge hit. brian: absolutely sinful. aaron rodgers did not play a single snap for the new york jets. the team fans. ticket sales because of that man and that number. yeah, yeah, yeah
yeah, so we are in the fourth day of fighting. we had heard about temporary cease fires yesterday, which didn t quite materialise, and so we haven t really been able to do much. i think our biggest concern is for staff that are in khartoum. we have not been able to leave their homes. we have some of our staff who now have no electricity. we know that the main water supply has been compromised so access to water is also a problem. this was totally unexpected and we have, we are concerned about food, even in the household where our staffs are hibernating. we were concerned yesterday about reports that one part of the conflict was going into ngo buildings, was going into apartments where we had staff residing in those apartments. so this is what we were hearing yesterday. today, as of yesterday evening, the situation and the threat had been reduced, but we can