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gerry: jason jones, thank you very much, indeed, for joining me. >>> coming up, while teachers unions are continuing to resist returning to work, the nation's school children are suffering. we'll speak to an education psychologist on just how much damage is being inflicted on these children, that's next. >> we can't make these excuses anymore. we have to get our students back in school. we can't just stay in this sheltered bubble. ♪ ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down,

jason jones, retired captain of the texas department of public safety. the white house, jason, is saying that this is just purely seasonal. that nothing has changed. but when you look at the numbers, 172,000 in march of this year, that compares to 34,000 in march of last year. now you can say covid was responsible for that. but the high watermark previous to that was 219 with 103,000. we're 70% above the worst to date. what does that say? >> it speaks volumes. i think it really is a telltale sign of what's to come. we're not out of this yet. we're just getting into it. it broke my heart to hear an 8-year-old was found deceased due to inclement weather. it's 101 degrees two days ago. it will only increase. we'll continue to see as the summer months hit more deaths of migrants trying to make a better life for themselves. i will say this. the data shows us exactly what you are saying. the policies of this administration are not working. it is not a perception. it is not a feeling. the data shows it. it will only continue to get worse. border security truly

the future how we better prepare difference aside these 4 or these inevitabilities rights talk turn jason jones or chuck from the university of man a sober doctor we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the world health organization has been very vocal about the unequal distribution of coke in 1000 back scenes worldwide calling it quote grotesque most of africa has already received vaccines via the kovacs program which is working to provide free vaccines to lower income countries but the deliveries have been small relative to population size and only about 2 percent of the world's vaccines so far have been administered in africa nevertheless a few african countries have refused to join kovacs and have not started inoculations at all madagascar are was one of them until very recently when it announced a policy u. turn. this classroom in the capital of madagascar has been turned into a covert 19 wards in recent weeks the island nations been his by 2nd wave of infections you come from to cases have averaged around double the number during the 1st peak last

jason jones is a retired captain with detective department of department safety who spent the last few years doing nothing bus working on this problem. he joins us to assess the deterioration of the situation at the southern border. jason, we all know that the southern border is bad right now, but how bad is it really? because for the most part, we are not even paying attention anymore. >> yell, thank you for having me. you are absolutely right, lara. look, here is what we arewn releasing when you look at the border surge and what is breaking down. the thing that we really have to think about is we can't look at the board ofoo the way we used . it is not a u.s./mexico issue. the world is coming. this united states customs and border protection proves that. they have apprehended people from 148 countries in the first ten months of this fiscal year. now, in addition, they are also seeing more fentanyl from the cartel, the new generation that we have ever seen which is perpetuating this overdose crisis and unbelievable levels. third and final thing that we are releasing that is very conce

jason jones is a former texas border security captain who joins us live tonight from the southern border as he did last night. jason, thanks so much for coming on. we asked you last night for the latest on what you're seeing and hearing down there and i would ask that again tonight. what does it look like? >> tucker, thanks for having me it's good to be with you tonight. well, we were in roman texas this morning and for the viewers, roma is a small community that lies between laredo and mcallen, texas right in the center, and we were sitting on the bluffs at 7:40 this morning when a large gun battle broke out. across from roma, texas, is a small community. that community has been in battle between two cartels between the last few years. the gulf cartel and cartel [indiscernible], known as the [indiscernible] by many. those two cartels have been battling for years and we caught that gun battle this morning. >> tucker: remarkable. >> gunfire, gun battle. >> there we go. we are still alive. >> tucker: not iraq, texas. >> yeah. that's a great point, and that's where we talk about that what's

. >> hi my name is jason jones a xaefrp and communication capture at the san francisco water department i hnlt a high volume of calls and radio communications i enjoy coming to work i still find it challenging i still learn everyday and i'm going to have the level of activity if zero to 60 in a matter of minutes i take bride pride in handling the emergencies. >> have are you available the work order is 2817827 that's one of the great things of sfpuc they offer work shops to help you get ahead you have to care about the job and go above and beyond to find out as much as you can the three puc i so no glass ceiling the opportunities are end >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow senior

. >> hi my name is jason jones a xaefrp and communication capture at the san francisco water department i hnlt a high volume of calls and radio communications i enjoy coming to work i still find it challenging i still learn everyday and i'm going to have the level of activity if zero to 60 in a matter of minutes i take bride pride in handling the emergencies. >> have are you available the work order is 2817827 that's one of the great things of sfpuc they offer work shops to help you get ahead you have to care about the job and go above and beyond to find out as much as you can the three puc i so no glass ceiling the opportunities are end >> well, good morning, everybody, and welcome to union square. hello, san francisco. it's a beautiful sunny day here, and the fog has lifted, perhaps like the collective proverbial covid fog that we've all been stuck in the last year. my name is karen flood, and i'm the executive director of the union square business district, and we're so pleased to see you today, and so many visitors. we have missed you all. we have missed the visitors and the workers

the moment the dns he called and said, oh my goodness, william jason, mary jones, have we been hacked? the f. b? i came down on of mission impossible rob, right into the dnc headquarters tam tam tam tam tam? thank. thank diana. and i secured the perimeter and other expressions used by law enforcement. and then they proved that the hacking was done by their dirty rations, and they proved this by examining the dnc computer servers, the actual scene of the crime, right? f b i chief james called me friday friday night when did the d and c provide access for to the f b i a for your, your technical folks to review what happened we never got direct access to the machines themselves, d and c in the spring of 2016 hired a firm that ultimately shared with us their, their forensics from their review of the system and the fbi i, in this case, unlike other cases that you might investigate. did you ever have access to the actual hardware that was hacked or did you have to rely on a 3rd party to, to provide you the data that they had collected in the case of the dns c. and i believe the d triple c,

jason jones, good friend of mine, former with the department of public safety in the state of texas. brian darby and others who are on the spot, always looking out for these people seeking to come here. these immigrants are being abused by cartels as my democratic colleagues use them as political props and we shouldn't continue that in the greatest nation in the history of the world. i'd yield to the gentleman from montana. mr. rosen dale: what is lost in this body is the inhumane treatment that these many, many travelers are experiencing, not only before they get to the united states but then after. mr. rosendale: this is not the land of milk and honey for everyone, folks. there are people that are pressed into indentured servitude once they actually arrive here. i had the privilege of going down to the arizona-mexico border about a month ago with the gentleman from texas and was able to see firsthand and meet with customs agents and border patrol and local law enforcement and the farmers and the ranchers and what falls on deaf ears is the terrible, terrible treatment. they think ou

what jason jones and others called escalating national security nightmare. and with military grade weapons, a war chest in the billions and unconstrained by rules of war. they're not stopping at the border. how come they did nothing for years. for decades or this could have been stop sod long ago. stuart: good lord. that was a clip from laura logan season of new show laura logan has no agenda return to border. yes it is on fox nation. laura logan is with us now you went back to border what did you see? >> well, you know really what we found stuart is that the cartels in mexico have become a parallel federal government. and the government of mexico takes orders from them in control of both sides of the border this idea that whatever is happening in mexico is somehow removed from us is just nonsense for example cartel new generation according to the de arks has thousands of people living inside the u.s., and operating for them here. that's one cartel. so that's an indication for you of how entrench here they are in the u.s. already and this is all happening at

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, byron york and trump 2020 campaign senior advisor, jason miller. delist and reallie reallies rel. we discuss the switch ahead. futures look to rebound from yesterday's losses. 57 point gain on the dow futures right now, the first trading day of the new year ending deep in the red on worries over -- people suddenly woke up to the fact that, well, the georgia senate runoff races are pretty close. the new face of wall street, we look at the money market as more firms pack up and head from new york to florida. and striking the wrong tone, blake shelton's new song causing an uproar for its messaging. it's making a buzz this morning.

>> jason: charlie hurt, joey jones, dana loesch, thank you for joining us. joe biden continues to struggle to present a clear foreign policy vision, as the biden team has retreated to tired political platitudes, threatening sanctions, but with little might or action to back it up. tonight, nato is one in russia that there will be massive consequences if russia invades ukraine, further stoking fears of wider conflict in the region. but i want you to ask yourself: what is the biden doctrine. what is it? what is the course of action is biden does invade? it's not just russia. biden continues to stoke fears of a so-called reunification with taiwan and continues to little or no consequence, but there is good news. as the senate has passed marco rubio's bill which will prevent the export of goods from china to the united states from regions of china using forced labor of uighur muslims. for a reaction from a security supervisor for president trump robert o'brien. ambassador, thank you for joining us tonight. there is a lot going on in the world stage, but this ide

jones to desylva for the slam, desylva led with 24. cardinal won 70-55 improving to 7-5 in conference. same two teams play sunday at maples pavilion. if buccaneers want to hang with the chiefs on super bowl sunday, they're going to need antonio brown's knee to be fully healthy. all signs point to brown playing sunday after practicing fully yesterday. brown was suspended half the season by the league for conduct problems. he spent an odd couple months with the raiders in 2019 before being released. it seems he is back on track after spending quality time with tom brady. >> i think made incredible strides over 12 months to get from where he was to where he is now. >> kind of put things in perspective, sharpening my tools, making sure i have a plan for my goals and i am not letting at plan. >> i tell you what, bucs with antonio brown on the field and mike evans on the other side, pretty potent receiving duo. super bowl sunday right here on the big 5. i am dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> speaking of the super bowl kick off is l

joey jones and larry elder, thank you very much. coming up, despite a push from the left to enforce draconian restrictions and schools, florida governor ron desantis says parents should be the ones decide whether their children wear masks. radical idea, parents. john duffy and leo terrell willo join us next with reaction is this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. team usa is ready for the olympic games... don't thank them too soon. ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the award-winning xfinity voice remote. show me bmx racing! show me swimming. track and field. shot put. skateboarding. water polo. climbing! discus. surfing. dressage. dressage? it's horse dancing. magnificent. with the best of the olympics, and everything else you love, it's a way better way to wa

second half cardinal up by ten, spencer jones cutting oscar desilva for the slam. desilva led stanford with 24. cardinal won, 70-55. they are 7-5 in conference, same two going at it sunday at the pavilion. >>> the buccaneers want to keep up with the chiefs on super bowl sunday. tampa will need antonio brown's knee to be fully healthy. all signs point to brown playing on sunday and the game after practicing fully today. brown was suspended half the season by the league for conduct problems. he spent an odd couple of months with the raiders in 2019 before they released him, but it seems his life is back on track after spending quality time with tom brady. >> i think he made incredible strides over the last 12 months to get from where he was at to where he's at now. >> kind of put some things in perspective, sharpening my tools, making sure i got plans upon my goals and i'm not letting any outside noise defuse that plan. >> so i tell you what, kenny, antonio brown on one side, mike evans on the other. tom brady's weapons are locked and loaded for super bowl sunday. >>

liz: jason, john, andy, good discussion. dow jones industrials down 159 so yes, the jitters continue in this final hour, anytime guys love your perspective. okay, so just a day after retail sales posted that big miss that had economists fretting that the consumer is worried, home improvement giant lowe's reporting no, we're good. lowe's did it after home depot's downer report yesterday. lowe's racked up beats on eps and revenue and for the ultimate triple play it also raised its full year forecast. so it is jumping 11%. the good news also giving home depot a little bit of a halo effect now it's up just under 1% after yesterday's big day, where it lagged. after a gruesome couple of weeks , tencent basking in a little sunshine after posting a 29% jump in quarterly profits and a beat on revenue. shares of the china-based tech t itan slumped 23% since july 1 on beijing's anti-capital crackdowns and warning from top cop gary gensler to stay away from chinese stocks but tencent scratching back about 4% of that now standing at 57.4

rookie jason boss lor soft liner to right scores. the tide running marty's still do bond runs right through third base coach ron wotus stop sign. he's out from here to there, but you won't is that if a bad as embarrassing to rocky's tied it up late and then went ahead. go into the bottom of the night. brandon crawford goes waterworld, his fourth of the year yet three it's by the way, it's all tied up. but then in the 10th inning, get that magical runners lead off second base in the extra innings. runs, one of them deep into the night about 449 ft by ryan mcmann two run shot 75 final giants were still tied with the dodgers, who lost again to the reds. the a's a family affair down in tampa bay. has they go at it for thinning stephen piscotty thought he had a shot at least extra bases here you seem, kevin kerr mayer over the years, you know differently. as the tampa bay center fielder for the beautiful catch right there. michael walker, the pitcher's loving that sixth inning 11 ball game, mitch moreland will give term ira another chance

joey jones and larry elder, thank you very much. coming up, despite a push from the left to enforce draconian restrictions and schools, florida governor ron desantis says parents should be the ones decide whether their children wear masks. radical idea, parents. john duffy and leo terrell will join us next with reaction is this special edition of "hannity" continues. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." while the covid-19 virus has largely spared children, the lockdowns put in place because of it have had devastating effects on their learning, so

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ted last with jason's today. she also appeared in film such as the martian bridget jones baby nix, nominated, also for out standing supporting actor and a comedy series for is performance. and last season too is now streaming on apple tv, plus please welcome nick mohammed. thank you for that intro. very kind and yeah, if james could and you know, wants to hang up on me. all, i'm all is i wasn't making a quality judgment on james. i just remember it's such a lovely speaking voice and i know, i think that's part of james lorry late at night. and i thought, boy, i would look into this guy because that thing you did on that chat show in england . and i don't know who that cat is, but it's funny off times chat show hosts have to get into some sort of robotic trance where they laugh and just be congenial because they've got to move it along and who need somebody who's being a 1st budget. they were laughing so hard that you seemed stupefied that you would reduce them to that level and it was, it was a clip of you doing.

historians so thank you, jason. thank you all. when we come back, negotiations continue on a bipartisan plan, what a deal be good for republicans? $6 trillion budget proposal says about his policy priority. next. ♪♪ look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. president buying this week saying the time is almost up for negotiating bipartisan infrastructure deal. senate were hogan's thursday unveiled their latest counter offer $928 billion plan that narrows the gap of the white house the latest $1.7 trillion plan but a final deal is far from certain, presiden

jason katz, thank you. back to the markets, we have the dow jones down with a fractional gain for the s&p and a 70-point gain for the nasdaq peer consumer price index for march, released at 8:30 a.m. here susan, give me the numbers and answer the question, is inflation ticking up? susan: yes. i would say the most anticipation were inflation report in recent memory, who knew rising prices could be this interesting, the giving we are looking at yields spike and people are looking at if prices are matching the increase in this morning it's running hot. .8%-- .6% for the month of march, slightly higher than economists estimate, the biggest gain since august, 2012. year on year in the month of march you 2.6% and that's the fastest rise since august, 2018. yields went down, not up so that tells you people aren't concerned about the rise in prices this morning. stuart: i think you are correct. thank you. the outrage of the morning, the mayor of that town near minneapolis where rioting continued overnight, that may

a lot of people that you recognize from the fox news lawrence jones, murdoch talking, jason chaffetz and dan bongino and one of the things in addition to election integrity, the bill of rights, the fifth, amendment, tenth amendment and senator mike lee is coming on stage to kick it off after ron desantis to say why the left hates the bill of rights and why we love it. so on going throughout this entire time, guys, here at cpac is a straw poll. i've already inputted my answers to the straw poll which interestingly enough on the final day on sunday, the results and a lot has to do with 2024, the results will be revealed 20 minutes before the former president of the united states donald trump takes the stage. a lot of anticipation for what that straw poll will say about who this crowd would want to be the nominee in 2024 and all of it will be playing out live on foxnation.com, if you don't have it, subscribe and get it now and we will be covering later as well. ainsley: how can i watch, i want to watch fox news and fox nation. maybe i will turn one on in one room -- >> steve: you can wa

>> it's like joe biden is mike jones. nobody wanted it back then, but now that he passed the stimulus bill, everybody wants to take credit for it and want it is in their community. >> back thn they didn't want him. strong. >> now they all want him. it's amazing. we saw the same thing with obama with the stimulus package. you saw people write off the stimulus package. then they are writing letters to get hands on the cash. that's what we're seeing with joe biden. here's the problem. i don't think this is going to hold up. i think as the stimulus money starts to really, the covid relief money starts to creep in, if this money can be put towards school repair, ventilation, getting people back into buildings, it will be hard for a local republican member of congress or the senate to take credit for people getting back into school this fall or next summer when they didn't vote for it. that's where this is going to blow up in their face. >> i think democrats have to make sure that happens. i think they have to just consistently

in the espn report, suns president and ceo jason riley and general manager james jones who is black supported sarver saying the story did not represent the sarver they know. suns head coach monty williams addressed the controversy before the team's game against the houston rockets on thursday night. >> these allegations are, you know, sensitive is an understatement. as someone who is a caretaker of the program i find all of these things that are being said serious but all of it happened before i was here. if any of that stuff happened while i was here i wouldn't be in this seat. >> reporter: in response to the espn story, sarver and the suns say they vehemently reject the claims and they welcome any investigation by the league to review and respond to these false accusations. now, there's no time frame on the league investigation and no certain outcome, but in a comparable situation in adam silver's first year as nba commissioner he banned l.a. clippers then-owner donald sterling for life after he was recorded making a variety of racially disparaging comments and sterling was forced to sell t

. >> jason carroll, cnn. >> thank you, jason. >>> and now an update to a story we've been following. pulitzer prize-winning journalist nikole hannah-jones turning down a tenured teaching position at the university of north carolina, instead accepting a tenured professor position at howard university in washington, d.c. she was initially denied tenure at unc until hannah-jones protested. she blames did on her groundbreaking work on the 1619 project. that was when the first slave ship arrived. hannah-jones saying in a statement, these last few weeks have been very dark. to be treated so shabbily by my alma mater, by a university who has given me so much who i only sought to give back to has been deeply painful. >>> we'll be right back. more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance s

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. >> so, the implication there olivia is what jason said, they understand republicans. they have no sway over the elector ate. only the jim jones of the party does, only jim jones can hand you the can kool-aid, they are saying don't worry he will be in charge of the house. he is not an elect willed official, but isn't it true that if kevin mccarthy were to be speaker, he would not be nancy pelosi who is a boss. he would be the servant of the guy we just saw there, the retiree, he would be the servant. right? >> 100%. you saw him come out after january 6 and come out and condemn and right after it whitewashes it and goes back to falling in line. that's what you will get and that is why mccarthy should not be speaker. he should not be running anything. he should be out of office. all of the people are unfit to be in office. they have no integrity. they are not trying to govern in a country. her not pushing policy. right? it's just grievances and now it's lies. that is the republican party's platform right now. when you are pushing someone out, like liz cheney, a true cons

. >> jason: here with reaction is an all-star panel, marine corps veteran and fox news contributor joey jones, outnumbered cohost emily compagno, and former wisconsin congressmen sean duffy, also a fox news contributor. thank you so much for joining us. emily, i want to start with you because of this benefit that was passed by all democrats, no republicans, is stunning to me. if you died from covid, you can get a $35,500 payment that will go to pay for your funeral expenses, and who knows what else, and you have aoc and the others working with homeland security to try to make sure that that benefit also goes to people that are here illegally! $35,000. >> you are certainly not alone in your shock and disbelief, jason, and also your disgust. including that of senator mike braun, who we anticipate will be voicing some concerns in a letter that he will be sending to the pandemic response accountability committee next week, argues the same points you just said, look on three huge issues, number one the obviously astronomical payment of $35,000 per person, secondly, the clear lack of directio

jones is credited with calling the 1987 stock market crash let's start with fox news contributor jason chaffetz the ppi read was not good inflation coming in hotter republicans led by kevin mccarthy he said will try to take back the house because democrat policies are triggering inflation and he said this is a direct tax on americans do think that is enough to win back the house? >> i hope so it's one of the cruelest taxes that can bestow upon the american people practically people with fixed incomes, lower incomes and obviously high income people will absorb it but it is happening and is not necessary, these things are happening but it is the policies of the biden harris administration that is doing this and is totally avoidable and it is painful. elizabeth: now we have chuck schumer trying to ramp through, the work coming in president biden multitrillion dollar infrastructure plan this announcement is expected to come tomorrow they will try to do it with just democrat votes via budget reconciliation. we've talked about this we said this is coming a couple months ago senator joe manch

and then like when he jones wells comes to ask him when he's 28. he says yes, if it's not you to said yes, jason, micah turns on august. teammates of mine played for on and then there from liverpool arm. so it's normally europe by this, the so called, ah, so called lesser countries for us. so england for us me 1st, at 18 years old england asked me to play, and i forgot to 21 and england and asked me to play in scotland, did absolutely go to pay for scotland. well, chatham was made almost the same point, justin, and in the last few weeks i was standing. i was standing and yet, and i who would have clay freeman. i mean, it probably not quite at least have speech said luke, i thought i could make a difference to, to the, to the scope when i say that, i think about the answer. you have to be honest, you know, because, and we know that's the reality because it's nothing worse than being disingenuous or trying to kid people that you've always wanted to play for scotland, your whole life type of thing. you know what i mean? so you'd rather just be honest

jones isn't the only one. we have diamond and silk and candice owens and jason whitlock who went on tuckums show to say that president obama rejects the white side of his family, even though obama called his white mother the single most important thing in his life. black conservatives who have to beclown themself at the jim crow table are tonight's absolute worst. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in, " 25 years of division and anger. >> why can't he produce a birth certificate? >> deep-seated hatred for white people or the white culture. >> the strategy is to change the demographics of the country. >> i'm more angry about it than you are. >> tonight the undeniable evidence that fox news is the real source of america's rising rage. >> you think we're bad for america? do you think i'm bad for america? >> yeah. >> and what we know abo

edward jones. ♪. >> my name is jason jernigan. i'm 45 years old. i'm a member local 798 pipeliners union. i've been a pipeliner for 21 years. this is all i know how to do. the recent administration has taken my livelihood from me and expecting me to get a job somewhere else. i have got my whole life invested in this. stuart: yeah. that pipeline worker is jason jernigan and he joins me now. jason, you've lost your job. what exactly are you doing right now, living on what? >> i am un employed. i am living from the last job, last summer i worked. i can't draw unemployment even though i'm approved for it. i have trouble getting in. i'm living off of nothing basically. stuart: i asked you, i want to ask you, how much did you make as a pipeline guy, how much? >> my craft is hourly was somewhere around $53 an hour, plus benefits and retirement and everything, medical insurance even more than that. and on average on a year, you know, two years ago i made 150,000. three years ago i made 180,000. four years ago i made 100,000. it is not is much -- so much no