importance of this book in 5 minutes and i watch you guys every morning and i see you getting angry because you can t get out the truth in this book gets at the truth about police and cops. it really gets it. ainsley: it is a beautiful book. that is why we are here and thank you f for the time. ainsley: thank you so much for highlighting with these men and women do every single day. you have written so many wonderful books michael bennet, alex cross, veterans and nurses. this one is about law enforcement. you got the help with matt. you ve seen combat firsthand, and army sergeant and the perfect person to help james write this book. what is the message that you are hoping that people get from watching this fox news special and from reading the book, mapped? well i think you heard jacqui g say it. they served honorably no matter where you are from boston to
and apparently, you can walk in with a pup tent and the next thing you know you can live at the airport. some of the people there are going, it s like i ve lived here forever and i m never seen anything like it. look at that! look at! it is so sad. ainsley: gosh, i assume so if we are showing it. none of the guys a custodian works overnights and he said, it is out of control. none of us feel safe. they harassed us, litter, trash the bathrooms. two women said supervisors told them to call the police. so they did in the cup said they cannot intervene unless they are physically touched because of the laws there. just be careful because it s out of our hands appeared to be when you could have described seattle, portland, chicago, newk and all of these cities. ainsley: didn t the mayor say this happens?
daughter tied in a car accident. the police officer who has to arrive first on the scene after the columbine shooting. watch this. what i remember is being escorted into the school. the investigation was already ongoing for probably 48 hours at that time. and i remember that bullet holes with a post-it note as i m walking down the hallway and i see a sea of yellow post-it notes appear that it s what stays in my mind. a lot of victims were still in place in the library when i went in there. just walking up and looking at the shooters here at all i could see was evil. ainsley: i know you say the rules of engagement are so difficult. they get up everyday and deployed until they retire. james what do you not only do they have to put up with ainsley. but one of the things they talk about coming to a scene and the people in the neighborhood say, they don t care about us. and he says, if i didn t care about you why would i be in the
republican party that can fix all of those issues. we wish you the best. thank you for coming on fox & friends. thank you for what you do for the great state of south carolina. things,webnikki haley.com ainsley: lets go. steve: governor, ambas ambassador. still ahead on this thursday, anger erupting east ohio town hall has hundreds of residents of the toxic train derailment. we will hear from one of two onf children and her family safety.
weekend. congratulations, kansas city! ainsley: he was counting the beer and wearing the goggles, champagne, other debris did not get in their eyes. steve: it was appetite for kansas city. brian: you have to survive the party. steve: you have to fight for your right to party. ainsley: they did last sunday. brian: . brian: furious ohio residents demanding answers about the safety of the air and water following that toxic train derailment two weeks ago. steve: officials from the railroad and the biden administration were missing from last night s boisterous town hall. the city s mayor say transportation secretary pete buttigieg did not show. ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live from east palace teen with moore, lucas. good morning steve, brian, ainsley. i m at side of east palace dean high school and the school is open in town since monday but the last time you mention