Alaska. Democrat wants to get rid of mr. Softy trucks because they emit too much gas. Organs got Refresher Course on gassing up vehicles, house bill 2426 allows selfserve gas at all hours. They didnt know what they were doing. Elon musk saying the fight with Mark Zuckerberg will be. Computer geek turning into zuckerberg 2. 0. Steve 8 01 on august 7, 2023. Donald Trump Legal Team facing 5 p. M. Eastern time deadline today to respond to federal prosecutor request for protective order in his latest criminal case involving the election of 2020. Brian trump wants judge recusal and venue change. Ainsley peter doocy joins us. Welcome back. Peter thank you. Nearly every elected democrat in town talking about all talk of biden doing something political is for political purpose. One democrat come forward to say hunter biden should be prosecuted if hes found guilty of anything. What we saw from the archer testimony was a very unflattering picture of hunter biden, no Material Involvement from joe
Hurricane dora. The governor issuing an Emergency Proclamation urging some areas to evacuate. Two 7eleven clerks in stockton, california, taking matters into their own hands defending their store against a repeat robber. Local media says the clerks should be punished. I believe everything they done was courageous. Winning ticket was sold. The largest Mega Millions jackpots we have ever had. The Mega Millions jackpot soaring to more than 1 billion. Brian who needs Mega Millions when you cash in one ticket for 1. 58 billion. Did i say that right . Steve we are looking at the number. Brian one hitting the jackpot after buying a ticket publix in neptune, florida. Neptune is the same as neptune beach. Ainsley yeah. I guess. Ainsley comes out to 783 million. Steve thank you to publix our favorite store in florida. The winner of the largest prize in u. S. History matching all six numbers drawn last night. And the numbers are you could still have a winner the numbers are 13, 19, 20, 32, 33. Th
don t take the voters for granted. yes, he is ahead by a lot. to see him up on the stage would be wonderful. we want to see how they interact. we want to hear their policies. steve: that s how he became donald trump the first time. ainsley: he made it entertaining. steve: he blew everybody away. ainsley: 62% pick even if he is convicted of a felony. 57%. so a big number still, said that they would vote for trump even if he were serving time in prison on election day. steve: that s crazy. there is one other very interesting thing about that poll from the new hampshire journal. donald trump has a really big lead. but, guess who is now in second place? chris christie is in second place tied with ron desantis. ainsley: 9%. that s new hampshire. chris christie has focused on new hampshire the entire time. steve: it s working. brian: still in single digits. i would say. steve: he is tied with ron desantis. brian: i would say one thing is i wouldn t give up on ron desantis
happening all across our country. is this why we are seeing more people quit in this profession and you also say it s actually worse than it s being reported. absolutely. this is very much an under reported incident. every day mayor medics, e.m.t.s, firefighters threatened, verbally abused and quite frankly physically abused and one of the greatest threats that we face right now is being attacked by some of our heavily addicted mentally ill people in this country. just in the last month, we saw an ambulance in seattle who was bringing a critically injured infant to the hospital. had a rock thrown through its windshield. [inaudible] injuries. we are seeing this day in and day out. ainsley: myisha, after everything you went through, why do you still do it. because i love it. i love what i do. i love this job. i love helping people. ainsley: god bless you myisha, stay safe out there.
night is possibly turning out, i think that s the height of excitement. and, on election night, it might be the best job in america. ainsley: the u.s. continues to face shortages ever first responders in 2021 alone, look at that, roughly a third of e.m.t.s actually quit the job. one reason for the shortage? unheadlines like this depicting the growing unprovoked violence. like d.c. firefighter and paramedic was responding to a call in 2020 leaving her with stitches look at that picture and a severe concussion. she still feels the impact today. myisha joins us now along with the international association of firefighters in boston, marathon first responder ed kelly. good morning to both of you. good morning. ainsley: myisha, what happened to you? well, i responded to a