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Brian absolutely. Griff we do have news. Brian good news. Griff very good day but we start with a fox news alert. Navy seal Eddie Gallagher waking up this morning a free man. Found not guilty of murdering an isis prisoner. He is going to face sentence today more than likely converted to time served. Ainsley vets around the nation are applauding this verdict. Many people are happy with the way this all turned out, todd. His wife stood by him the whole time. Good morning to you griff, ainsley and brian. Gallaghers lawyer a two year nightmare. He and his wife reacting to the nightmare being over....

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Attorney immigration historian mentioned also a mayor of englewood, new jersey, just to go -- he also got famously got john lenin his papers. to be able to walk through the is steps where his relatives were to see the museum, lee iococca led the effort to refurbish it and at a time in which we always talk about immigration, this is when it was done right. >> ainsley: how did you feel when you were walking down those stairs and visiting the museum. >> >> brian: pretty amazing. >> this is the process. get off the steam ships on 10 days. all of a sudden walk right up. make sure your family is hea...

825 3 minutes read Jan. 19, a jubilant New York Stock Exchange celebrated Stellantis's listing. It honored the new multinational corporation's Chairman John Elkann and Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares by having them virtually ring the opening bell beginning trading that day. Liberation photo taken from YouTube video. A remarkable event occurred on Jan. 4. Chrysler, for many years one of the “Big Three” U.S. automakers along with General Motors and Ford, ceased to exist as a corporation. Chrysler, which had already become Fiat-Chrysler after its partnership with Fiat ...

Car, aren't you? >> if you can find a better car, buy it. >> iococca rescued chrysler from bankruptcy in the 1980s after congress approved 1.5 billion-dollar bailout. in a statement the company says, quote: he was one of the great leaders of our company and auto industry as a whole. iococca was 94 years old. brian: great person. ainsley: that's sad. thanks, jillian. brian: 15 minutes after the hour doubling the state's gas tax. our next guest a republican lawmaker says it won't just impact drivers. it will kill business. he has got a solution. stick around. that's my way of saying i hope you d...