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in the federal system. but even in the appellate system, gregg, i would be very kept can call he'd find relief in the second circuit court of appeals. it really wouldn't come, i would think, before the supreme court of the united states, unless he gets relief at the supreme court, i can't see where it will come. >> yeah, i think he has a pretty good chance in the lower appellate federal courts. but you're right, will, ultimately this could go to the u.s. supreme court. i think they would look very dimly at the actions of judge juan merchan. fair trial and a, you know, a venn withdrew of his peers? that didn't happen here. and as appointed out, these due positive rights are so important, and they were so egregiously violated, i can't see this case surviving judicial scrutiny in the federal courts. rachel: you know, it's interesting, the white house is already trying to roadway the
prioritized $900 million for green school buses. everyone loves a yellow school bus according to kamala harris, now everyone can love a green yellow school buts. this, of course, is happening as a there is rising illiteracy rates and falling math scores across america. rachel: i think that the buses themselves need some scrutiny. so each bus costs about $400,000. by the way, that's money that's not going into the class room, per your point, will -- pete: that's an expensive bus. rachel: but there's other problems. they run on lithium batteries which are more likely to burst into flames, so that's a problem. the bus drivers need more training because the maintenance of an electric school bus is different than the maintenance of a normal bus. on top of that, evs don't work good in cold weather, so minnesota and wisconsin, i don't know what they're going to do. pete: that's a great point. rachel: and then there's not a lot of charging stations. so, you know, each a school will probably have to have their own
distributing. i will give her so many of these cards, she's going to take them. first step, economic stability. as rachel says, stability exchange after the chaos of the last 14 years. economic stability so we can keep our finances 14 years. economic stability so we can keep ourfinances under 14 years. economic stability so we can keep our finances under control. cut nhs waiting times. the list, nearly 8 million. it has never been that high. it is shocking. when labour left office, we have the lowest waiting lists on record, and a high satisfaction in the nhs was that they turned out completely on its head, the highest ever waiting list and the lowest ever satisfaction, the lowest ever satisfaction, the lowest ever satisfaction in nhs. i don't care what political is, party —— i don't care what political support, if you leave that legacy government, you don't deserve one day more in
liberal liberal labor economist you got to be careful there's all kinds of schools of economy. they say the same thing. their marching orders out there. keep in mind you can argue about the aggregate which means everyone. the old joke is like you and bill market walk into a bar bartender rose to millionaires just walked in, right? but heat would be the millionaire. i'll give you an example. rachel: your point is yes they are counting the rich people they are not counting. >> accountable but at them together you take 10 poor people at one billionaire you could say it look at the average it's amazing, the economy is strong. take the $2 trillion present a bite import into the economy under the auspices of covid emergency. we did not need it that's why inflation spiked up. if that money was in a bucket to actually dollars in a bucket, then tilted this way i all with
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superhot why be written him? pete: will have a saddle or a bridle. rachel: she knows how to ride horses? pete: she knows how to set up when one directs but we need someone to come in and show us how to jewel of that. will: is broken? get on him bareback. 360 were for the amish three or four years on the streets of his street broken he is a friendly little guy. will: put those reigns on him hop on him bareback you can do it. pete: i don't know anything. rachel: that is never stopped it. [laughter] pete: have had the temptation to jump on a potato and a broken neck. i'm going to get it. will: saddle up, cabell he has a broken horse. rachel: why don't you come to the ma manor give pete a lesson. will: love too. pete: you talked a lot about who this morning. their stuff does not stink i love scooping it it's easy,
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tripe? do you know what it is? rave ray -- rachel: i've had tripe. will: my wife was, you've got to get that out of here. i went back and i go, what did i just eat? i go, what did i just eat? this is wick period what, generally made from the large intestines, or rarely seen outside of france and have a strong distinctive odor coming from the colon. [laughter] although sometimes repellant to the uninitiated -- [laughter] in this scent is prized by its devotees. i ate colon, rachel, in france. take that, trader joe's prank. france made me eat -- pete: he ate -- will: you know what i ate. rachel: and it wasn't in some fancy restaurant. will: it was an upscale cafeteria a -- pete: so you ate pulmobum. will: this set me back, dude.
rachel: welcome back to fox and friends were dollar general's doors turning serious profit as americans if in the pinch of inflation as they tried to stretch every dollar that they can. the franchise is raking in close to 10 billion it's first quarter alone as more shoppers are flocking there for basics here to react making money host charles payne big money host taylor riggs. we'll start with you, taylor seemed like the dollar store as a bellwether tells us a lot about the economy what are these numbers in the dollar store tell you about the health of our economy and future? >> they are telling us the consumer is still feeling really pinch some people and some of the elites will come out and say the consumers good you just don't feel it truly important look at companies like dollar general saying those of people living paycheck to paycheck those are the people instead of going to walmart they're going