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[laughter] and, capable, great to see you -- cage, great to see you this morning. thank you all. >> tanks, will. >> thanks, will. will: dr. saphier p over to you. nicole: turning now to your headlines, iconic actor bruce willis honored at the 30th anniversary of pulp fiction with his fellow costars in tow. >> did you get this motorcycle? >> it's not a motorcycle, baby, it's a chopter. come on, let's go. >> what happened to my honda? >> i'm sorry, baby, i had to crash that honda. would you come on now, please? let's go, let's go, let's go. nicole: a hat that a says bruce as he continues his battle with dementia. chris pratt revealing he got hurt during a movie shoot and his hands -- his fans mow he's no stranger to making vicinities to the doctor's office. >> got a weird rash in my knee pit area and my tongue on in this side doesn't taste anything
to even it out. of course you have this, right? now men can say, well, i want to be on the women's badminton -- nicole: i'm sorry, i can't keep this in. are you saying men's football, women's water employee and bad with minton? come on, women play other sports too. will: i think you misunderstand, because there's a finite number of scholarships and men's football its up -- eats up so much, other programs don't get scholarships. for example, there's four and a half men's scholarships in water polo, there's nine for women. there's way more women's scholarships in almost every sport except for basketball and football -- pete: because of football tax up so many. neil: nicole: going to. will: on -- top of that, title ix enforcement, it happens specific create when title ix came in. but we're talking about the gender threats to title ix, and now in pursuit of racial justice
nicole: must be. as democrats push legislation along in yesterday's vote after many republicans voted against it. will: madeleine rivera is at white house with the latest. >> to begin debate on the foreign aids bill and voting 1 p.m. three of the four fund israel, and indo pacific and national security priorities like the houses recently passed crackdown on tiktok ownership. the legislation cleared a procedural step on friday with 615 democrats voting to advance the bill only 151 republicans voted yes. all of this could cause mike johnson his job but he's defending himself. >> not the legislation that we would write if republicans were in charge and the house and the senate and the white house. this is the best possible product that we can get under these circumstances. reporter: we are watching congresswoman marjorie taylor green to see if she triggers to
if you would, chris, give us a sense, tell us about rock. >> so rock is a german shepard that we got from the fort worth shelter. we were looking for a dog that had high energy, and we wanted to see if we could find a rescue. rock just turned out to be the perfect dog we were looking f high energy and great drive. really glad to come across him. nicole: i absolutely love a good rescue story. tell us how dogs are able to work and potentially find more pills than, say is, a human could. >> this is the tool, it's actually the only tool that we have that can go beyond our own eyesight. as an investigator, you're limited. these guys have a superpower, and it's their nose, and that that allows us to get into areas we simply can't get into without them. so they're critical. will: so i have two questions, i hope you'll both forgive me. what can he do? fentanyl? how many different things can he sniff out?
charged her with higher level criminal offense because that have confession. but they didn't, instead they gave her the lower level negligence charge and allowed the judge to say she hadn't committed a crime, in fact,ed admitted to smothering a baby which is actually murder doctor saphier. >> we can hope prosecutor office may try her for something else and part of the petition asked to step down because he gave a mentally ill man who shot and killed a police officer -- time served. that is outrageous, and you know hopefully you know -- the judge at this point what may be pee ligs petition -- >> the judge needs to be gone. nicole: all right well the navy expects to miss its recruiting goal as threats from adversaries only grow. ♪ ♪
we will not declare a mistrial, work it out. nicole: let's take this outside of the courtroom for just a second and what we have seen just throughout our nation over the last several year when it comes to support for couldn't transfer -- donald trump. you have people out wardly saying they do not feel comfortable discussing their views with their family, friends, colleagues, employers because of fear offing being persecuted for supporting donald trump. so i believe that, you know, historically in the courtroom it's not necessarily left or right, but i think that donald trump has become so polar aizing can and people feel so persecuted for supporting him that i think there's no way that that's not going to infiltrate the jury room. will: for sure. absolutely. there's an expect nation that the the presumption is 11 people, i don't think there's such a thing as an impartial person in america when it comes to donald trump. pete: no way -- will: 11 of them will be partial to being antagonistic to donald trump. and even if you have somebody who's, like, i just need to
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nicole: so i heard you say that this new epa restriction will take american jobs, move them overseas to countries that have poor emissions rules. what are you doing to combat this, and how do you think it'll hurt americans? >> i'll tell you, nicole, it's a lot like president ray egan's comment to carter -- reagan's comment to carter, will they go again and again and again and again with this administration. it is yet another iteration of a radical green policy, a radical green agenda where the emperor ultimately has to clothes. i'm speaking to you from kentucky. you think bourbon and horse racing, you think the kentucky derby. you don't think of 58,000 automobile jobs here in the commonwealth alone. throughout the southeast now. we have become a region of auto job, and those jobs will be driven not only out of our common if wealth, but driven out of our country through this radical agenda through this new tailpipe policy. nicole: and essentially they are demanding that everyone shift to ev vehicles, but here's the problem that's going on with ev
correct nonsense and you know what's the biggest effect on this recruitment is their uncle or awpght who gotten outs and said you know what, it is not the way it was. you know, we're promoting people because they're a first. we're obsessed with safety. now there's all of these crte stuff and that's training and you know who is pushed out war fighters that break glass in case war kind of guys and stops being the family business you have a real problem and that's why war on warriors subtitle is behind betemporarily of betrayal and this book -- is probably most controversial one i've ever written that names names and tick people off. good because that flag is upside down because we have distress in our ranks and if we want to keep them alive we have a military to do it if. nicole: we need a strong