Pete: i think 4.25 is the key clue, because everything s gone up so fast. it s not meat, that s a little bit more expensive. could be milk if. we re giving you a moment here. i think the answer is what are eggs. will: in the form of a question, he nails it. eggs. up to $4.25, historical high. in some areas of the country, eggs have gone up 137%. pete: south dakota, minnesota, wisconsin, up 118, 116 president, up clash 1.78 from a year ago. will let s keep it rolling. president your pick, will. will: let s get big money. i want green energy, 800. pete: 800 on green energy for will cain. here is the clue and for you at home. i know this one. in minnesota the biden administration issued this in january as the administration turns to a foreign supply chain
The atlantic ocean yesterday. rachel: navy warships, service divers and the fbi are now searching the area to recover debris. will: brooke singman has the latest. reporter: fox news exclusively capturing the moment the chinese spy balloon was shot down, an air force f-22 fighter jet shot down the balloon. shortly after, president biden claimedded he wanted to down the boon earlier but was overruled. listen. on wednesday when i was briefed on the balloon, i ordered the the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible without doing damage to anyone on the ground. they decided that the best time to do that was when it got over water outside of, within a 12 the-mile limit. reporter: now, the 12-mile limit is referring to coastal states right to claim 12 nautical miles of the ocean as their territory. the faa temporarily closing the
And children in these sents, but we do have a way to fix immigration. it is a huge issue, 100%. cassandra, why is it a biggic sure issue for you? i m a first generation immigrant, came from brazil. spent tens of thousands of dollars to get my papers, didn t break the law. followed everything by the book. i don t think that it s right that we punish the people that did the right thing and we reward the people that breaks the law. we can t have an open border. the first and major job of a prime minister is to secure our president is to secure our borders and make sure that we are safe. i don t feel safe. fentanyl is a huge problem in the country. will: right. and the borders are open. illegal guns is a huge problem. the borders are open, and he wants to take our guns away? will: so fascinating perspective, by the way, from the voice of an immigrant. dominic, what would you hope to hear from biden tuesday night at
People go to get buzz. people want to know who s visiting here in our diners, our churches, our veterans halls. who s coming. so a lot of times it s not about this huge group of delegates, it s about creating the buzz. so those early states are confident saying we re going to move ahead with our plan, and we think people will still come. will: what s coming up this morning on fox news sunday, shannoning? we ve got senator tom cotton, he has a lot to say about the china balloon as it was floating across the nation. he said shoot it down and pull antony blinken from the trip. both those things have happened, but i ve got so many questions about when senate intel with was briefed, so many things to discuss with him. jared bernstein from the white house is coming over, a great jobs report for the white house this week. but as you guys know, our polling shows people still feel like their personal situation is not good. they think we re headed for recession, and they blame this white house. and on our panel, reince priebus today, and also you re going to meet the most amazing woman,
The ways america is in jeopardy, with a little game. pete: this is our own version of the iconic game. let s reveal the categories. what you have this morning are border disorder, inflation nation, green energy, afghanistan and, of course, classified documents. will: all right. pete: these are the categories at any price point you want. will: wonderful. we ll let you play along. we ll give you a little bit of time to answer the questions as well. pete, why don t you start us off. you re going to host me, correct? so i pick a category? pete: pick your category and your amount, please. will: i ll go border disorder for 200. pete: all right. here s the clue for you playing at home on border disorder 200 and seeyou get it correct. counting at 251,487 this month, so the month, had the highest
Pregnant will: look at that cheese. pete: it s a little old. rachel: not down with this, but i love salt and vinegar chip, and i ll try the sauerkraut. pete: pickles and peanut if butter? will: you re not doing that? who took that bite? rachel: i did. [laughter] will: people comment on us sharing food. rachel: all the time. pete: salt and vinegar with sauerkraut? rachel: not bad. i love salt and vinegar chips. it s the not bad. will: i think i like the peanut butter and pickles. pete: i think i like the apple pie and cheese. sweet and savory. will: just hold the commercial for a few more seconds. will: what do you think, which was the best of the three? will: peanut butter and pickles. pete: sweet and savory of the apple pie and cheese. surprisingly good. rachel: will and every pregnant woman in america. will: i m supposed to read. rachel: i ll do it. president biden is not expected
Illegal migrant encounters ever recorded, a 40% increase from the previous year. what month was it? will: we ll let you guess as well. i don t think january numbers are in just yet, we ve seen another record every month, i m going to go with what is december. pete: what is december would be correct. fiscal year 2023, over 250,000, the numbers seem to staggeringly go up each and every year, that s according to customs and border patrol. will: all right. pete: may i pick? will: put it in the bank. go for it. pete: i ll take border disorder for 200 s gone, i m take inflation nation for 400. will: all right. here s your clue, the answer. during the biden administration, consumer prices to roads in 202e in 39 years. now this common food s price skyrocketed 120% now costing americans $4.25 on average.
It down in a very specific place in montana. will: or alabama. pete: or canada. who cares? anywhere but over our sites rachel: and when given the chance, when asked by the press, the little bit of time they had, what s your message to the chinese right now, to the chinese communist party, to leaders, to xi jinping, he refused to answer. he talked about other things and didn t answer that question. so no direct message the first opportunity he has with the press to send to the chinese. will: so the balloon s been shot down 6 nautical miles into the atlantic just off the coast of surfside beach, south carolina. here s what happens next. not sure exactly the time frame for the recovery. we re expecting a salvage ship in the next couple of days. there s already been a principlety established by perimeter established over the 7-mile debris field of this balloon. interestingly, the water in that area is reportedly about 47 feet
Air force base there. it went to the east coast of the united states. it was specifically designed and following a path that allowed it to go over our nuclear capabilities as well as critical infrastructure. reporter: now, the balloon was 60,000 feet above sea level when it was shot down, and for reference, a typical commercial plane s cruising attitude is typically around 35,000 feet. will: thank you, brooke. earlier in the show i had a chance to interview an intel analyst. he said, look, he has no confidence that we would have been able to completely block any electronic transmissions to china. the argument s been made, look, we knew this was coming, and we have the technology and ability to say we re going to block whatever sensors and what you re picking up. he did not have that confidence that the we would have been able to do a complete, you know, secure, you know, quarantine of that, of that balloon. and he also said at that height it could be flying over montana, it could be looking at something
Crime. will: right. you know, you bring up an interesting i want to transition to another issue. i don t think it s disconnected from the economy, and it s certainly not disconnected from the plight as you described of the working poor. and it is immigration. i am i curious just to ask the entire panel, we had a poll up earlier that showed 67% of voters considered it an extremely important issue, illegal immigration. as you eight sit here today, how many of you would say this is it is a very important voting issue for you, illegal immigration? all of you, including janine. this is important. if i might go back to you, now, that s just a bit of a surprise to me right. will: as a democrat i m a democrat and, you know, i m a second generation american citizen. by parents are both from new york actually, but that being said, immigration the way it is right now is not sustainable. so we have to figure out a way to fix it. you shouldn t be abusing women