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general keane i'm not sure if you can see this. we have a live shot now of this balloon going down. this balance has been taken down. >> that is great. >> it is falling from the sky. >> reporter: air force f-22 fighter jet shot down the fighter plane that floated down across the u.s. last week. shortly after president biden claimed he wanted to shoot down the balloon earlier was overruled. president biden: on wednesday i briefed on the balloon i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down as soon as possible without doing damage to anyone on the ground. they decided to do that when it got over water, within the 12-mile limit. >> reporter: the 12-mile limit biden mentioned that the coastal states right to claim 12 miles of nautical ocean as their territory. closing the airspace around the balloon, closing air traffic

from wilmington, myrtle beach and charleston airport while the balloon was shot down. militariliry official said it was the first chancer to target over the balloon while flying over water. they could have shot down the balloon over montana but didn't do it out of abundance of caution. chinese responded that u.s. use of force is clear overreaction and serious violation of international practice. china will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the company concerned and reserves the right to make further responses if necessary. former cia station chief dan hoffman saying other adversaries iran were also watching the situation closely. >> imagine terrorists who might be able to put wmd in an airball loon and fly it 30, 40, 50,000 miles above the ground. maybe that would enable them to launch a strike against us at some point. iran i'm sure is watching very closely. they have got lots of

capabilities as well this is something we have to be concerned about. not just for china but all of our adversaries. >> reporter: the balloon was 60,000 feet above sea level when it was shot down. for reference a typical commercial plane cruising level is 35,000 feet. rachel: interesting. one of the interesting things, that little gag gel he had where joe biden was commented on the balloon, what is your message to china? he never answered that question. i find that very curious as well. >> reporter: definitely. he has his state of the union address on tuesday night. it will be interesting to see how he addresses this. will he tout military succession shooting down the balloon? will he sound the alarm on china threat that house republicans continue to warn about. house speaker kevin mccarthy empaneled a china select committee because he is trying to make this a bipartisan issue which it is. biden administration officials say china is the greatest threat to our national security.

while some other biden officials say it is climate. it will be interesting to see see how he addresses this on tuesday. he can't not. pete: any sense how long it will take to extract the equipment from the bottom of the ocean. >> reporter: military officials briefed reporters expect it not to take too long. senior official said it won't being weeks or months. i'm told that the fbi will be involved in recovery efforts. some of the debris could make it to quantico, what debris. will: will be interesting to know what was recovered. thank you, brooke. rachel: thank you, brooke. will: house speaker kevin mccarthy responded to the incident. he put out a tweet as well. first biden refused to defend our borders. now he won't defend our skies. rachel: good tweet. will: correlation to the southern border. pete: you know, brooke just mentioned montana which would have been our first shot of shooting it down.

we want to break down for you real quick on the board over here, some of the military sites over the path of this chinese spy balloon. will, i think you're right. first premise of this is a trial, right if we float a balloon, up through alaska, across the country what will the reaction of the united states government actually be? they effectively learned if there was order to shoot it down here, it didn't get shot down until it reached the east coast. if the second aspect was to truly gather intelligence about our nuclear capabilities, our nuclear response, for the chinese that was a success. if you look at all the major air force bases it crossed over, they include all three of the u.s. air force bases that operate, maintain, secure what is known as the minuteman 3, icbms. intercontinental ballistic missiles. one of the try add to deliver capabilities if we need to. will: explain the nuclear triad?

pete: nuclear triad is submarines, the ability to launch from submarines. ability to launch from the air, nuclear capabilities and ability to launch from the ground. you would want, going over air force bases which includes payloads when you project from the air, you project from the ground. submarines, world class saab marines capable of launching munitions. if you look at the sites, to get a greater level of detail, a balloon will give you more than a satellite might. this path, is not anoxia accident. didn't go through los angeles taking a look at all guys in skinny jeans sipping lattes, went through montana, wyoming, north dakota where the bases exist. with a balloon you get better shot of imagery. someone who has been in the field, we talked about this yesterday, balloons whoever over

one location, 24/7 to monitor the way a satellite can't. satellite gives you a snapshot. you want to look at regular rhythms with the balloons. rachel: this old technology, balloons, they have been around forever, you're saying because they can go so low -- pete: balloon might be old tactic but surveillance equipment underneath it we should learn more about. if you drop it over land it would be destroyed when it hit you might gather more than you would something under water. rachel: can i bring up something interesting, sparked my thoughts, what brooke was talking about earlier interview with victoria coates, former deputy national security advisor under trump. china is saying we'll have resolute action after you shot this down. they said it was just a weather balloon. now you shot it down, our weather balloon, we'll have some resolute action. brooke brought up a point really

interesting, she said is our priority climate or is it national security? the first, one of the first things blinken said when the meeting was canceled, this will set back some of our climate negotiations with the chinese. and you no, we know that, that chairman comer is bringing john kerry forward, trying to find out what exactly are the secret deals that he has with china, with the ccp on chime mat change. victoria coates brought up it is important we look at those documents because maybe there's some weather type of arrangements that they have, maybe this weather balloon was part of this negotiation that, you're allowed to have weather balloons. we need to see the secret climate deals between john kerry and the ccp to see if any of this is all connected since we're now seeing that the chinese are so upset about a weather balloon? maybe there is a secret

negotiation there. will: talk to former uss cole commander kirk lippold this morning. great to have you on the show. thank you. pete laid out potential surveillance implications of the direction and path of this balloon over united states of america. from a distance, as you look at this, what do you think was the motivation of china. >> good morning, will. thank you for having me on the show. when you look at it, china sent the balloon with the specific intent of gathering intelligence over the united states. similar why we canceled the open skies treaty with russia. when it started coming into the continental united states, we can get into why we probably should have shot it down over alaska, it follow ad very specific path over the intercontinental ballistic missile bases pete pointed out. missouri, b-2 base at whiteman air force base.

it went to the east coast of the united states. it was specifically designed, following a path that allowed it to go over our nuclear capabilities as well as critical infrastructure, thereby endangering the united states and should have been taken out much sooner than what it was. pete: why don't you think it was, commander? what spin could possibly be used -- is it really a safety issue? often times leaders hide behind safety rather than doing the right thing? >> that's a good question, pete. i don't buy the safety issue simply because when you look at spread of territory up in montana, we're willing to take it out in 12-mile strip of territorial waters off the east coast of united states but some people out there like senator tester saying it will be in a 400 square mile depact it wouldn't be. we could have taken it out. it should not have come out of alaska. alaska is part of the united states. it is up there. they have critical infrastructure as well before it

came down through canada. i'm sure that country is not happy with what weren't on with the chinese as well. we shouldn't have hesitated unless there was a intelligence purpose behind watching how it communicated, what it processed, what it was doing, because we're gaining intelligence from the chinese as well and watching them, but won't be until we actually get the debris and can analyze it to find out how it was communicating and processing. rachel: kirk, we heard our generals say before, general milley, we will let the chinese you know, we will communicate with them before we make certain moves. this took so long as you said. there is no explanation unless there is some intelligence gathering on our part we needed with this balloon. again, back to the question that pete asked, why would we tyke that long? is it possible that our president was getting permission from the chinese to take it down? i mean, let's just all be

honest. he is potentially compromised by many of the business deals his family made with the chinese communists government? >> the great point, rachel. when i look at it, we should not have hesitated, when you look at it. this reminds me of kind of that mindset that our country had pre-9/11. we were not appreciating the threat that al qaeda represented to our nation and i think today we do not appreciate the threat that china represents to our national security. they are not a competitor. by their actions they are in fact taking decisive measures making them more of an enemy of the united states than an actual competitor. certaintily not someone we can cooperate and work with. they violate international law in the south china sea. they violate the airspace with this balloon. they violate, steal our property appreciate across the board. face it they killed over 100,000 americans getting fentanyl

precursor chemicals to the drug cartels in mexico that come across the open border. be realistic china is a threat to the national security of the united states. why this president continues to dawdle, why the military continues not view it as a threat is beyond me. the american people should start demanding we stop accepting this type of behavior with china. we shouldn't being reactive mode. let's be proactive, make our enemies wonder what we do next as opposed to wonder what they do next. rachel: can you imagine after the cold war we would make climate deals with the soviet union? >> it is unbelievable. the fact we can even do that, is a sign of progress. by the same token actions speak stronger than words. clearly president put wants to destablize europe and the entire couldn't ment by invasion in

ukraine. one hand working with china on climate deals, everything else but by same token allow other manufacturing and things to be made there when they should be coming back to the united states and work with other countries that have democracies. that is where the threat comes. what is vulnerable to our nation if it were to be cut off by china, and how would it impact our economy and our national security. will: really quickly commander, you implored us to do what the china, what do you think they will do after this balloon was shot down. >> i don't think they will do anything. maybe more talking and blustering and maneuveringoff taiwan because we know that we have national security interest there. may attempt to further militarize the islands in the south china sea. we may not see anything but over time they will continue to build out their military, build it out into the south china sea, which

jeopardizes communication and our sea act to have economy through that entire region much the world and eventually global. pete: colonel lippold, thanks for your insight. >> thank you,. pete: pete to that point, xi xinping said he ordered military to be a invasion of taiwan in 2027. it has been this strategic competitor. yes they're intertwined in our economy, tiktok, all this other nonsense but we soft pedaled it. maybe this is part of a wake-up because it is coming quick, real quick. by the way, we'll get and indication how much this matters to voters on this program? a moment. we're talking about the top issues facing america. there they are. they look like such a friendly group. rachel: i know. pete: talking to voters live all morning live long in studio, what matters to them, getting the pulse of the people as we do on "fox & friends" shortly.

rachel: they look caffeinated. will: we made them wait a long time. coming up "the new york times" finally coming around to the realization covid lockdowns did more harm to our children than good. former levy's brand president jennifer che joins us live. pete: sunday, another for example and fox and friends family segment. we highlight as nasdaq kicks off tonight on fox. especially if you have the need for speed. we have multiple round today. multiple rounds. rachel: i wish we were doing it indoors. ♪ so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it.

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rachel: welcome back. three-years later "the new york times" is finally in agreance that school lockdowns during covid was detrimental to children and their education. that article prompting a lengthy response from a former levi's brand president, a vocal critics of mandates which led to her rest is nation from that company in 2020. jennifer sey wrote levi's unbuttoned. thanks for joining us.

i was vocal like you, this was a bad idea. how do you feel that this many years later it was not good for kids? >> people ask me that all the time, do i feel vindicated. i don't. i feel enraged, frankly. people like you and me had the audacity to say something before "the new york times" said it. something that was patently obvious. that children would be harmed from prolonged school closures. we were vilified, we were smeared. it was the reason i was ousted from my job. it is the reason, more important than anything like that, happened to people like me, the reason schools stayed closed so long. "new york times" did nothing but further fear for close to three years about the risk of covid to children. first it was covid. then myocarditis from covid. the children would kill grandma. it went on and on. the fact schools in sweden and denmark were open the whole time

it was fine. rachel: china, an in china, those kids were going to school as well. by the way right here in new york city across the country catholic schoolkids were going to school. nothing was happening. so the evidence was before their eyes and what do you think is the reason why they were so long to come to this reality? was it, they wanted to support certain political parties? was it the unions they felt beholden to? why did it take so long? >> essentially those are one and the same. the teachers unions are the largest democratic party supporter. "the new york times" and press more broadly failed to do its job. they carried water for the democratic party as well as big pharma. they wrote headlines essentially talking points from those two parties. they did not interrogate the issues. i feel no vindication. i feel enraged when i see the

new headlines. they skip ad step. what about the part you were complicit in all of this. what about the part people like me finally how we knew all along, regular normal people, we knew were right all along. we were smeared as racist. they skipped a step. i'm pretty mad about that. rachel: i'm mad about that. they need to apologize to people like you. they need to apologize to all the people who left their jobs because of the fear-mongering they did. they need to admit ties to the big pharma, to the party, to the unions. you're absolutely right. i am just as mad as you are. thanks for joining us. you've been an amazing voice throughout this, a voice of common sense and parents across the country, appreciate what you sacrificed to voice how they feel. they don't have the bully pulpit of "the new york times" but people like you gave them a voice. thank you, jennifer. >> thank you, rachel.

thank you. they need to apologize to the children first and foremost. rachel: amen to that. they set them back. they banned smiles. they did so many bad things. they set up a lot of mental health issues for them as well. >> that's right. rachel: great talking to you this sunday morning, jennifer. >> nice to talk to you as well, rachel. thank you. rachel: i want to be her friend. i like her. coming up president biden will give his state of the union this week but a new "fox news poll" finds that a whopping 73% of voters are dissatisfied with how things are going on. eight voters who make up all sides of the political spectrum join us live with their top issues. stay with us. that is right up next. ♪. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges

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it comes as a new "fox news poll" shows73% of voters are dissatisfied how things are going. 81% say the country is like a dysfunctional family. let's see if we can get along. let's see what our voter panel things. joining us conservative voter mad line braim, moderate voter margaret nichols. republican voter francis can derilo. okay? i tried. republican voter beth parlato. democrat voter in the front left, jeanine. republican voter samantha hug and republican voter frank gregory. thanks for being here this morning, getting up early for us. let's get a sense what voters are thinking about going into the state of the union. jeanine, as a democrat,

joe biden taking to the podium, talking about the state of the country, how are you feeling right now? >> he passed the bipartisan infrastructure act. he passed the infrastructure act. he has a plan with auto emissions people to reduce emissions 2030. he restored the clean water act, violence against women act. helped with the burn pit legislation. thank you, jon stewart and allowed medicare to negotiate drug prices. i'm feeling strong going into some of the things i was very interested about. he passed the first gun legislation passed in years although we do need a automatic weapons ban. pete: no doubt a lot of legislation passed in the democrat controlled house and senate. >> i feel good. pete: what about voters peeling about crime, inflation, the border what is happening overseas. there is still a sense of anxiety in country. >> still a sense of anxiety with ukraine and russia. i feel like too much fighting going on there. i would obviously love to bring

russia and ukraine to the table to negotiate. i would like to help biden do that. there are things we're upset. pete: for sure. madeleine, you used to be a democrat, you now consider a conservative. what do you expect to hear? >> i expect to hear the same old, same old. i don't expect to hear anything different. i expect to hear more of our tax dollars being wasted on things that do not benefit the regular, average, everyday american. especially hard-working tax paying americans. we're the ones who are being hurt the most by all these policies. it does not affect or benefit our communities at all. our communities continue to decline. the quality of life continues to erode. crime continues to be out of control. so we would like to know what

we're paying for. can we see some positive outcomes of effectiveness of our tax dollars. pete: absolutely, we don't have as much time for this group. you're coming back multiple times for the morning. i keep it quick so i get rest of you in. dominic, the top issue you hope the administration or the president will focus on in the state of the union. you're an independent, by the way. >> speaking of dysfunctional family, the dems and republicans need to getting together on a lot of topics. obviously immigration is an issue. fears of recession, interest rates, the country's spending, so i would like to see how we can resolve some of those issues. pete: absolutely. talk about immigration as opposed to tax paying hard-working americans certainly forefront for a lot. margaret, your thoughts? >> i agree. i haven't heard anything mentioned about children or education and we are, still quibbling whether we're still in and out pandemic. supposedly out of it under the biden administration.

we're still in it until may. where are all the billions of dollars going we sent to schools? i want to see concrete examples how we use that to bring our children's mental health and well being and prosperous. pete: education a huge issue in 2021 will it be in the coming years. what do you think? >> the border immigration is a huge issue. we're having a huge problem in this country. just mayor adams just requesting more money from the federal government because he thinks that the way to solve is just pouring more money into the problem and it is not what the solution. i do want to see him saying enough of the spending. but i don't he would say that. one of my biggest dreams he would say, hey, listen guys, i cannot do the job anymore. i resign. that is not going to happen. pete: we'll see what this congress does with may mayorkas

and there is talk of impeachment. beth? >> i think it starts at the top. he is our leader. he is a joke. all of us see he is incompetent. he is manipulated by the political elite. we're sick of this administration's lying, denial. they deny everything. i believe they're utter failure to do anything on the issues that really affect americans. the inflation, economy, the open border, what about national security with the chinese spy balloon. come on that should have been shot down before it got into our land when it was open water. i think he is a failure. i think he is incompetent. i'm not expecting anything tomorrow or on tuesday that he will say anything that is relevant. pete: we shall see. samantha, frank, a minute left. play nicely. >> broad issue of national security, spy balloons flying over the country, border, paying jobs to get over here.

>> agree with this. we talk about dysfunctional family. we put in office a dysfunctional family. what did we think we would get. how this country was going to be run? we're, run like the dysfunctional family living in the white house. those are my thoughts. pete: interesting thoughts. all of you live in and around new york city area crime a big issue? >> absolutely. no nor subways. i don't ride the subway. pete: you saw what happened to your own meteorologist adam klotz trying to do the right thing in the subway. god bless him. god bless you all. maybe we order doughnuts. we order do notes for this group? no doughnuts. >> yogurt. pete: yogurt. we cater to everybody, yogurt and doughnuts are coming. you talk to ray chill next hour. appreciate it. back to the top story, u.s. military shoots down a chicom

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>> on wednesday i was briefed on the balloon i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down as soon as possible. they decided without doing damage to anyone on the ground. they decided that the best time to do that was when it got over

water within our 12-mile limit. successfully took it down. will: chinese spy balloon shot down over the coast of south carolina yesterday. only fox news cameras captured it. crews are now working to collect the debris as china calls the move, a quote, clear overreaction. here to discuss former special operations intel analyst, drone expert, brett velicovich, gate stone senior fellow, author of the "coming collapse of china," the great u.s. china tech war, gordon chang. good to have you with us this morning. brett i would like to start with you. we talked about in the morning what in the continental united states this balloon could have surveiled. what i'm curious with your perspective on, do you think the information was already electronically trans misted to china? doesn't matter we shot it down over the atlantic, that is the

information was already shared or do you think we have the capabilities, blocking those transmissions back to china? >> well, good to see you this morning. i don't think even if we use the best electronic war systems out there we don't know for sure information was not trans misted back unless you're sitting in that intelligence operations on the chinese side and seeing what is coming through and my main concern we don't know what was collected and what data was transmitted over top of our airspace. to also say they waited to shoot it down because it didn't pose a real threat is disingenuous. the point of intelligence collection, the point of surveillance just like this hon your adversaries to cause damage to them. that is why the u.s. government conducts surveillance to eventually strike at perceived threats. whether the damage is inimmediate or years down the road it is irrelevant. significant damage has been don't. information is collected. administration initial response to whistle past the threated tells me they're not prepared. i used to do a lot of defense like this.

people don't understand the amount of data can be captured over that height. we're talking over 60,000 feet in the air this is the altitude we put our own surveillance aircraft. you might think you're staring at one small point in the ground but you are able to collect a massive amount of area surface. sitting over montana. you could be collecting in california or idaho. so that is the danger here. this is a bigger problem than people realize. will: gordon, great to see you this morning as well. i want to read you something from the chinese, get your response. the u.s. use u.s.ed fores to attack a unmanned air shape. we express solemn protest against the move on the u.s. side. china reserves the right to use necessary means in similar situations. that is sabre-rattling, gordon. what do you think the response will be from the chinese? >> the response so far, although the words are tough is milder than i thought they would be. we have comments from the foreign ministry, the defense

ministry, and social media postings they seemed i think to try to underplay this which shows some embarassment inside of the regime. they can get tougher in comments as time goes on. we've seen that before in the past, will. so we should be on the lookout for that as well. at least for the moment they're trying to keep it quiet. will: brett, i want to go back to you on the intel in just a moment. follow up what you just said. you don't feel confident we would be able to completely black any transmission back to china. i will ask you a quick two-part question here. we don't realize what can be captured from 60,000 feet. it may be over montana but you could see stuff in california. what detail could you get from a craft at 60,000 feet like this over say drone or satellite technology? how much, how unique would that information be, that is one. real quick, brett, do you give any argument made we were collecting intel, we watched how this operated and we were collecting intel on chinese

techniques? >> no, i don't give credence to that. typically the surveillance systems like balloons are part of layered interconnected surveillance system. they're all connected sharing data. this layered system could be transmitting much more than photographs or things likes that. it cotransmit signals. so much could be collected from altitude. this warrants a response whether a covert action or a more public response. i'm waiting to see what the biden administration would do here. something more than secretary blinken canceling a couple meetings other summoning the chinese ambassador. we look weak here. the reports of administration knowing about this, reports keeping it secret from the public are not true. why does it take uproar from the public for the administration to take action? this was a test. we played into the long term chinese strategy publicly high iting how weak our response

this. they wanterred us to find it. it was starting a sense of fear, showing we were haver inable, chinese government proved how vulnerable we really are. will: gordon, do you agree? you're an astute watcher of china. do you think that was the motivation of china? >> that was certainly at the top of my list. xi xinping was saying you don't control your own airspace. what he was saying to the rest of world the united states is incapable defending itself. that has been the propaganda about the us for two years. this started with the biden administration, you can't deter us, talk to us from position of strength. your military doesn't work very well. so, i think that is absolutely right. that brett talks about. it was intimidation, it certainly was a message to the rest of the world, abandon the u.s., work with china.

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track. 80,000 square feast. cody gave us a lot of advice. it will be a tournament, pete versus me to begin. mainly he said don't hit a wall. pete: it hurts. go fast. rachel: cody, indoor, this amazing track, right? complete wintertime sport. >> climate controlled. for entire new jersey. pete: largest in the world in edison, new jersey. >> largest in the world. will: how fast do they go? >> 45 miles an hour. we have them toned down a little bit. this is smaller than our course. >> how did it impact in the cold because this is great indoor activity. >> impact if you recall for us. people come from all over the world. rachel: you control the speed. they have can't go 45? >> not today, no. >> we have a state of the art safety system. pete: they do at the track.

they have a -- we're laughing. we have no -- will: this is going to be absolute disaster. >> trust me hive been into the laws on the show. got busted my knee. taken away in ambulance. pete: really in an ambulance? what are your tips for us? >> don't crash. pete: don't crash. >> you're in control. imagine a roller-coaster that you get to steer. pete: okay. what about angles? >> turn tight. take the fx wide. turn tight. rachel: what happens when -- will: i don't want to be in the wall. >> don't hurt each other. rachel: what happens when two alpha males are next to each other? >> we'll find out. >> decidedly less alpha suddenly. >> [laughter]. all right, this should be fun to watch. pete: do we put our seatbelts on? >> just like in the car. attaches at your right hip.

five dams. >> the race is five laps. pete: i feel great. once the flag goes we get going. >> go, three, two, one, go. pete: got to keep the inside. whoa. rachel: oh, my gosh. >> all right. >> oh. >> lap one. will: go outside. pete: no. not a complete lap. that is incomplete lap. rachel: all right, will. >> this is lap three. pete: feel like i'm drifting. >> that's smart. >> oh. you almost took the guy out. >> definitely want to have some -- >> get in? pete: that is five. >> that is five.

>> oh. >> holy cow. pete won. next hour rachel and i are competing. the winner will -- get this course back up. you should want these guys to get outside of here, not the inside. you guys almost took out a few people here. >> i really thought you were going to win, will. i really thought you were going to win. will: at what point? rachel: the time you took out the fence. pete: you took out the guy with the flag? >> we want to thank you guys at supercharged in edison, new jersey. this is awesome. rachel: i can't wait to go. >> we have something for everyone, all the kids. will: advice. drifting part braking and turning. pete: he got better as whole thing went on. i got worried. he got aggressive. will: sorry over there. pete: the guy with the flag

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