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contenders were really secular governor ron desantis. you think trump not been at the first debate, they decides he's not going to go in that is confirmed, do you think this allows desantis to get a leg up on trump and some of the areas he was failing and the reports that his campaign is lacking he's down to trump's bylaw in several states. as this is moment would trump off the stage not to get all the air in the room. guy: he was at a foreman iowa and did many accounts well. trump skip that one. i think gillian might be onto something. i'm not sure trump has actually said he's not coming. he sounded like he probably won't but is not absolutely rolling it out. it may not be him sitting there saying i'm annoyed i do would be there because of the attention. he likes to keep people guessing and in suspense because it builds up the drama. my guess that is the game he is playing right now. if i had to bet a little bit of money not a lot i bet he will show up. i'm not 100% he will.
>> steve: my wife and i have one of those at our house and it's good to have. it comes with a little sign. we put the sticker on the door of the room. that's on our laundry room door. this is just above our washer. >> go in the rv and go traveling we have one and take it with us. people in the comp ground know we have one. they can come and get it. >> steve: ainsley is going to buy one can i tell. >> ainsley: what i love if your father falls down and you don't know if he had a heart attack. this tells you whether or not. this will analyze and tell if he is actually have a heart attack. >> ainsley: not going to bump them -- >> skip: always call 911 first. >> steve: come over here. wildfires have been in the news ha lot. >> skip: talk about contingency medical. this is a genius idea. you basically go online, you speak to their doctors. they society you up with a whole to go kit with emergency antibiotics. so basically every basic antibiotic if you can need.
traveling, remote area, everywhere can aing, say the supply chain is down and you cannot get medicines, all the antibiotics that you would need for most infections are going to be in here. >> then how do you figure out which pill you take? >> so right here it has instructions on every single thing that's inside of that kit. and this is custom designed for you. if you notice this has my name on it and these are all things that are made from the discussion i had with their physician. >> steve: a consultation. this is a problem maybe you should take you. >> they send you right from the pharmacy. you take this with you on your trips. this is genius, if you go online right now 3r0e78 mow code skip get. >> steve: contingency. >> contingency medical. this is something you want to take with you at all times. >> ainsley: does insurance cover it? >> skip: lastly guys, i will show you the partial safety. full face respirator. full thing with the wildfires right now. way better than having n-95
emergency first aid kit, heating blankets. things like this like a puck light that can be found in the snow. all the things that you need to keep warm and keep safe. and when you are all done with them, they all fit right inside this awesome organizer. >> steve: that's great. >> skip: that goes right in your trunk. and you keep it all organized. i love it. >> ainsley: genius. >> steve: final stuff? >> skip: real quick the speed round. i love this a sun kettle. fill it up with water like a thunderstorm moss. put it sun boil water for you. take it with you. hot boiling water to use to mix emergency food. >> steve: coffee. >> skip: coffee? >> brian: winter? >> skip: any time you have the sun uses the power of the sun to boil water. >> steve: so cool for more information got to scott biddle.com. >> brian: don't go anywhere. ble. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month.
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pudding. and -- >> steve: my grandkids will be eating it. >> skip: designed to last 25 years. >> ainsley: you can buy this and keep in your garage? >> skip: yes, this is my personal supply. it lasts up to 25 years. >> brian: i can come to your house? >> skip: absolutely, dinner for years. >> steve: more information go to skip bedell.com. thanks very much. stepping aside, back in a flash.
>> skip: it is important and fun to take on a camping trip. auxiliary power. you want to make sure you can keep your refrigerator going, maybe have a c-pap machine or medication, or see the news to know what is going on with weather. these are all solar powered, starting with a mini-sidekick, comes with free fold-up solar panel. you can charge it. >> steve: hold that up. >> skip: charge with power of the sun. >> brian: will it hold the charge? >> skip: yes, for hours and hours. you can charge your laptop or your phone. they have a brand-new release, the mack daddy, 2000 watt solar generator. comes with the solar panel you see there. >> steve: you put it outside
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