woman, i always was searching for a man, a godly man. so i loved going to those meetings because those are the men that i knew i wanted to end up with. >> brian: the thing is, too. have we settled this? do you pray to win or do you pray for safety, to play good. do you pray you start? what does god want to hear and does god pick favorites? does he pick the winners? is this too deep for you, griff? >> griff: pray to win and to be a greater athlete. i hope that deion sanders will continue to fight and stand up for what he believes. >> brian: i'm pretty sure he will. he doesn't back off of anything. >> ainsley: pray for god's will. jesus take the wheel as carrie underwood would say. >> brian: don't blame me god wanted me to lose today. >> ainsley: god sees the future and he does. maybe he needed the other team to win for reason. >> brian: that's the way to wrap it up. that's why she hosts a bible study. you have something else you want to talk about. >> ainsley: are you jealous of this. >> brian: very jealous.
i don't even know that she believes she is saying it. people in world experiencing real racist or experiencing some headwinds because of the color of their skin, wherever that might be angry at her for making something up. this is the result of poor performance over four years. one of the worst individuals. evidently she treats her staff terribly, treats the press terribly. does a terrible job as a mayor and most importantly she has alienated herself from the cops. most of them quit. the ones that weren't backed are not motivated to do their job because they are not supported. they are not going to put their lives on the line for somebody that doesn't care about them. >> ainsley: she revoked the press credentials from a reporter asking her the tough questions. then she said he is not allowed at any of of my press conferences any more. we talked to him in the past. agregianno caldwell lax policies made him move counsel to
weather app. throughout the course of today. those are your headlines for now, ainsley tossing it over to you. >> ainsley: people living in atlanta's suburb buckhead getting wish of succeeding from the crime ridden city. the state committee green lighting two bills allowing a vote to happen as early as today. governor brian kemp is throwing cold water on the proposal questioning its legality. buckhead resident and radio personality mellaney buckeye joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning thanks for having me. >> ainsley: i know you have lived in buckhead 15 years. >> a little over 15 years. >> how do you feel about this? what do you want? i'm not a democrat or republican or independent resident in buckhead for a long time i can tell you the common ground for those of us who aren't politicians the common ground whether for buckhead city or against buckhead city is we want a vote. i feel like we should get a vote
play for a coach that has a strong faith. >> brian: a lot of parents want their kids. >> ainsley: look at dash cam ato sweeney. he doesn't force anyone to pray or do a bible study. widely known so deeply engrained in his faith and love of the lord you hear parents all the time i want my kids to play for clemson not only great team but a great coach. >> brian: other guys will say yeah, that's not for me. pick another school. that's pretty much in the whole recruiting process. first liberty institute has this view of this and this is in support of dion. the supreme court has repeatedly held that public school employees may engage in religious expression and exercise. therefore, public universities like colorado university may not target coach sanders or other members of the football team for exercising con sticial rights. the school says we will send you to the offers of institutional equity and compliance if you have a problem deion sanders praying in your vicinity.
>> ainsley: who is fill in the blank. they asked me to do this one. i grew up in south carolina and she was south carolina governor. who is nikki haley. if you want to find out more about this presidential candidate. go to fox nation and you will hear from her loved ones in south carolina. other people that she has worked for and some of her family members. people who have known her for a long time. >> griff: did anything surprise you when you did that? you knew her. >> ainsley: i know her story so well. we are very proud of her in south carolina and we interviewed her a lot. brines. >> brian: i there what is a lot of pressure on me. i will lose this series if i get outclicked by ainsley. there is a lot -- you will get another series, ainsley. so much pressure on my shoulders right now. >> ainsley: i think if they click on it though it's not to hear my voice and me. i think it's to learn more about nikki haley. >> brian: whoever wins is god's will. >> ainsley: everyone watch who is nikki haley. i need a job. >> brian: or governor desantis. >> ainsley: nikki haley. >> brian: governor desantis.
the name of the case that settled this i thought was kennedy vs. bremerton and that was last year. steve. >> griff: if you go back to our age. fellowship of christian athletes was a big part of the i played soccer in high school and ran track. there was a connection to something more fundamental to what you are trying to do right? trying to keep me out of trouble and that sort of thing. he brings that ethos. he brings that mind set to his locker room. shall jackson state. is he making it very clear that his faith is going to be part of becoming the athlete that he wants to mold those young men and women. i think this antireligion group is laying down the mark everywhere they are going to fight him. >> ainsley: i was involved in fellowship of christian athletes. i wasn't an athlete in college i still went to all those meetings. we had wonderful speakers every week. many of them were the athletes on campus we would look up to. we would see them winning on the court and field. always nice to hear from. they you look up, as a young
bent out of shape. >> ainsley: can you believe this? >> brian: he wants them to pray. >> ainsley: with everything requesting on in the world people are upset that he is praying to god. here's what he said. this is him speaking about his faith. this was on december 4th in 2022. >> don't you ever tell me what god ain't. don't you ever tell me his limits. don't you ever tell me what you can't do. and all the persons in the world god chose me. for that, i thank you. for that i love him. for that i magnify him. for that i glorify him. for that i praise him. for that i owe him. each and every day. i'm trying to please him. >> griff: and for that, a group got upset. the freedom from religion foundation wrote to the university of colorado saying this: the university of colorado must take action to protect its student athletes and
they don't really have any great candidates. >> will: that was my point as well when you see that line-up. not anybody strong to answer those questions. why can't you do better than pete buttigieg? he is primary requirement of the democratic party. he satisfies the checking of a box of some identity politics. it's the number one thing of importance for the democratic party. and as gay man, he checks the box for identity politics. >> brian: right, by the way how did he do in south carolina? what's going to be the first primary? it looks like it's going to be south carolina if they are able to pull this off. that's where he got trounced and basically bowed out. i don't know what has changed. meanwhile the president of the united states was speaking yesterday in virginia. >> ainsley: amongst all the companies laying people off and not hiring anymore, hiring freezes or cost-cuttings, the president is going out and touting his job of growth and how well he is doing with the economy. despite record inflation, despite interest rates going up again, possibly the feds are talking about that. here is the president yesterday
man's, what about pete buttigieg, besides his intellect and his hair make you think that he is going to be a high performing president? i mean he has been average -- below average mayor, as transportation secretary had one disaster after another and doesn't seem to be working too hard. >> brian: he doesn't do anything. >> ainsley: when everyone was criticizing him for taking time off when he had his babies, when he had his twins and taking paternity leave in the midst of a supply chain crisis. but then you learn one of the babies was having, i believe, surgery or heart surgery or something like that. that pulls at your heart springs. i think people like him. he's smart. he speaks, you know, several languages fluently. concert pianist. he served in the military. >> brian: look at the holidays. everything he has touched, what has he done? where is the infrastructure plan? >> ainsley: what has biden done?