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Peyton manning taken. he bought the stores in 2012 while playing for the bronchos. manning still be the pizza chain official ambassador. of course you know they are no longer with the nfl. they went to pizza hut. lisa: there is a saying in the marine corps never leave a marine behind and that was proved in jacksonville, florida. steve: marine veteran dave ford needed a new kidney after being on dialysis three and a half years. brian weber stepped in and donated his kidney to his brother in arms. brian: they both join us right now with more on their story. guys, thanks so much for joining us. >...

>> new orleans saints. lisa: you found camaraderie both being marines. bryan how much did that play knew wanting to help a fellow soldier out. >> like i said, never leave a marine behind. of course, i'm going to want to do what i can my part to help him. brian: how does it affect your lifestyle, bryan. >> well, of course, i have got to be easy. but soon i will be back in action and ready to go. lisa: when does your employer expect you guys back? when are you heading back to work? >> well, the great thing about our employer is from the colonel on down, it's always been hey, we support you, take...

You might be going back to work next week. out of curiosity will the trash-talking continue in the office? one of you has the other guy's kidney. >> of course it will. >> yes, it will. [laughter] >> you know, there is always the black and gold and the real black and gold. so we have to make sure that keeps going. brian: got to argue about the draft now. that's next and then back to action in the summer. lisa: happy birthday, dave. >> thank you. steve: bryan weber and dave ford. both sergeants. great story. brian: she is a sanctuary city sheriff who won't back down and now she is keeping life s...