position. will: for years in essence they were on defense. if a pro-life person says i want to do away with roe v. wade. i don t think it is constitutional, whatever may be, because they were defense, divert into pro-choice stuff, right? but if you re attempting to craft a law, you have to be on offense. you have to say your point of view. you have to advocate for what you want to happen. i just think, i think democrats are on dangerous ground when they have to actually, when they can t do this, dodge with pro-choice, good luck explaining to the american people that you want partial-birth abortion. rachel: they won in minnesota. pete: minnesota is the thing. they don t crack out of st. paul minneapolis bubble of left-wing lutheran liberalism. rachel: i want to go back to what the women said in the clip. it really brings it down to practical level. when women are pregnant, my advice to them, especially somebody who had a special needs
to florida. yet they were coming through the american southern border. what you learn, these people are coming from all over the globe. if you re coming from all over the globe, middle east, asia, what is the difference, fly to ontario, mexico city, get across the border. pete: especially if the process is more moaningable, more orderlily on northern side. rachel: less dangerous. think of the cartel. pete: think of the size of the northern border compared to the southern border. it is massive. the numbers are not there yet. it gives you a preview what could be. rachel: new hampshire governor chris sununu is sounding the alarm. listen. we ve seen a lot of northern border agents shifted down to the southern border because the administration will not put in additional resources needed to take care after crisis there. we talk about a southern border crisis. god bless governor ducey, governor abbott they re on the front lines doing everything they can. it affects all 50 states. place like
from what i ve seen in the footage, they approached the car. they re screaming. they yank him out of the car. no effort at any sort of de-escalation. the only person who seems to be de-escalating is tyre. it speaks of an approach here infor instance i can to the unit. there is something in the culture of the unit. i will not talk about memphis pd writ large. i don t know that. that is something that will be obviousry looked at. in light of the way they do the initial approach, the way entire encounter was handled, aftermath, fist pumping and lack of, a culture developed in this unit is exactly what you don t want in police work. pete: lack of supervision. do you know how many guys were in now the disbanded scorpion unit, the type of oversight they would have had? in a unit like this, you need a lot of oversight. when you have forward-deployed units in sensitive situations you need close supervision from
rachel: of course. you do save the money, you re going right to the farm, not going through second, third hand. pete: absolutely. ida you re holding a beautiful chicken. rachel is mortified. a lot of americans will: what is the chicken s name. rachel: don t do that claim. don t ruin the segment! pete: how difficult is to this do if you don t have experience with chickens? testify driving a chickens, they jump into chicken keeping, we try to make this as stress-free as possible. if it is not for you you can chicken out. will: does that happen often? we have a six month program. folks fall in love with it, can adopt them. folks say not for us. we take them back to the farm for wonderful opportunities for us. my husband is trying to convince me to do one. eggs are so expensive. everybody is getting chickens to have their own eggs. will: how much is a chicken? how much is a chicken?
rachel: think about how many kids, our education system, pete, isn t great to begin with. they were on a december path. think how far back they were set. will: yes. rachel: i reviewed in the last hour a military man, decorated at the top of his game who was demoted because he refused to vaccine. these are the things happening. by the way, 4,000 people in the lawsuit that he is filing. so, your point is so well-taken, how many businesses were lost. will: yes. rachel: failed, might not start up again. how many kids, how many military. it goes on and on. pete: there is never any reckoning with that. rachel: not allowed to talk about that. pete: there is overcoming and a reckoning with what djokovic did, i was able to come back. a lot of people weren t. will: yes. pete: and aren t. celebrate what he was able to do, recognizing not emblematic of most people who lost kids or lost businesses.