world. >> it can be the end of the week, the end of the day, as long as it's something. >> schedule it. we schedule everything else and the final word on this, don't delay joy. >> seize the day. >> don't put it off. >> we are here to celebrate with you and we celebrate you. thank you for watching us, you guys. don't forget to dvr the show when you can't watch live. have a wonderful weekend. here is "america reports." >> only thing they can do is make up things about my family, it's not going to go very far. >> have relations now between the u.s. and china taken a big hit? >> no. >> frankly? >> no. >> how do you know? >> i know, i talked to them. >> you would be 82, date of the next election, 86 if you are successful and elected and finish that term. does it give you any concern? >> watch me. >> john: president biden

addressing the series of crisis piling up for his administration. president shrugging off the chinese spy flight, low polls, investigations, classified document scandal. >> sandra: all of that as the nation waits to hear whether or not he will run for office again. how is all of this playing in new hampshire where a presidential challenger could soon emerge. we will be speaking to new hampshire governor about his possible 2024 white house run coming up. >> john: begin "america reports" waiting for a briefing from john kirby from the white house, and the pentagon, they have found the payload of the chinese spycraft shot down off the coast of south carolina. new department after state department officials revealed more about the scope and capabilities of the spycraft. i'm john roberts in washington.

let me say it again, sandra. happy friday. >> sandra: happy to make it to friday with you, john, details, the american public are going to want to hear. according to the state department, the airship was listening to americans conducting what is called signals intelligence as it floated over the united states. authorities say the craft had multiple antennas to intercept electronic communications and solar panels fueled its sensors to gather all that information, including conversations that were being had on the ground, john. >> john: meanwhile, the fbi releasing new images of the ongoing salvage operation, it could take up to two weeks to finish with much of the spy equipment still underwater. bryan llenas is live in myrtle beach, south carolina, off the shore, where recovery efforts continue. you won't be out there much longer, the weather is about to

turn. what more do we know about the payload at this point? >> yeah, that's right, john. fox news can confirm that actually balloon recovering operations have been suspended because of the rough water conditions expected from today through at least monday. so the operations to salvage this spy balloon suspended until at least monday. meanwhile, fox news can confirm that the payload attached to the chinese spy balloon has been found underwater, it is mostly intact, it weighs about 1,000 to 2,000 pounds, about the size of a bus. that payload is so important because that's where the majority of the onboard electronics are said to be found. over the last couple of days, more and more underwater unmanned vehicles have been sent to south carolina to help in the operation, as well as sonar technology and the military has been offloading and resupplying this operation as well nonstop.

the fbi says so far investigators have been able to recover the balloon canopy, wiring and "very small amount of electronics." the fbi has begun decontaminating some of the debris by removing salt and sea water, some evidence has made the way to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia for analysis. a source confirmed with fox, the balloon had english writing on them, and part of the reason they did not shoot down the spy balloon early on over the aleutian islands in alaska, recovering the chinese spy airship would have been much more complicated. >> the water depths offshore of the aleutians at six plus nautical miles, from about 150 feet to over 18,000 feet near the berring sea.

winter water temperatures hover in the low 30s, would make recovery and salvage operations very dangerous. >> they are already difficult, although obviously 50 feet below underwater here in south carolina is relatively shallow. it is a difficult operation. and explosive ordnance teams are on-site in case it may have explosives on it. >> john: bryan, looks like you have your sea legs, a good thing. what's it in terms of the sea state and what is it going to be like soon? >> right now the sea state, captain jason, 2 to 4 feet seas, about 2 to 4 feet of seas right now is what we are seeing. this weekend expecting that to reach 5 to 8-foot seas, with 25 to 35 mile an hour winds. so it will be rough. they suspended operations even yesterday and it was not as rough as it is today. they suspended it briefly

yesterday. that gives you an idea of how that affects the underwater situation and the operations here. >> john: you are doing a great job keeping your lunch down. hope you continue. sandra. >> sandra: great job out there, bryan llenas. president biden meanwhile speaking out in the first interview since the classified document scandal broke. attempting to downplay the issue and calling the sensitive classified documents "stray papers," and pointing the finger at staff members who packed up his white house office back in 2017. we have fox team covering for you with andy mccarthy standing by. hello, andy. mark meredith is live at the white house on the north lawn with the latest on what we are hearing from the president, mark. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. the president says he was as surprised as anyone to find that older classified materials were at the d.c. office building or home in wilmington, delaware. the investigation into how they

got there, and whether there were security implications are ongoing, but the president did talk about what happened when he sat down with pbs earlier this week. >> one of the things that happened is what was not done well is as they packed up my offices and moved them, they didn't do the kind of job that should have been done to go thoroughly through every single piece of literature that's there. but i just -- let the investigation decide what's going on and we'll see what happens. >> we are still waiting to see whether or not the special counsel would sit down with the president, and don't know how long the probe may last or any impact on any potential 2024 campaign. a fox poll taken in january shows people are pretty much split down party lines when it comes to whether or not they believe congress should investigate president biden's handling of these classified materials. 82% of republicans think it's important, only 54% of democrats

believe it's necessary when it comes to congress investigating president biden. the white house continues to refer most of the questions to the president's personal lawyer, and sometimes the white house special counsel office, but a lot of the questions will come up whether or not we see major actions by the justice department going forward. the president is not talking a lot about this, because of his lawyer's advice. sandra. >> sandra: about to hear from karine jean-pierre, another white house briefing to take place a few moments from now. mark meredith, john. >> john: andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. biden opened up a bit of a can of worms in the pbs interview the other day when asked about the documents by judy woodruff, he said this. >> the best of my knowledge the kinds of things they picked up were things from 1974, stray papers, there may be something else, i don't know. >> john: 1974, he was a freshman senator and races the question

what in the world was a freshman senator doing taking home classified documents? >> not only that, john, i think you know, up until now, people were willing to give the benefit of the doubt to the idea that, you know, some time when biden transitioned from being in the senate to being vice president this all could have happened. if this was 1974, that raises the possibility that this sort of thing, this carelessness with national security information we want on for decades. and the other thing i frankly don't understand is when the white house has been pressed on this, and biden himself has been pressed by peter doocy and others about this, what he said is that he's basically kept ignorant of what the content of the documents are on the advice of his lawyer. so i'm surprised for him to say

something not only indicates he knows the substance of the documents but that expands the breadth of what this problem may be that to the point where it goes back for decades. >> john: although if they do go back to 1974, you could po -- potentially forgive him, and he is throwing his staff under the bus, that they were messy and throwing things together. and the idea of blaming contrast sharp contrast what mike pence is saying about it, and we should point out mike pence's home is being searched by the fbi to see if there is more classified documents, a picture outside his home in carmel, indiana, what mike pence told our rich edson about this whole thing. listen here. >> well, i had no idea the classified materials were in our personal residence.

we should not have had classified documents at our home in indiana, mistakes were made. i take full responsibility for it. >> john: mistakes were made but i take full responsibility for it. we have not heard those words from joe biden. >> no, we hadn't heard mistakes were made until, since the clinton days, you'll remember that better than i will, john. but you know, look, whatever happened to the buck stops here, right. and the other thing i think people need to understand, because i think biden is creating a terrible misimpression about the way that classified information is handled, as somebody who had a clearance, it's drilled in to you that you are supposed to be very careful with these documents, and it's not like there's a bunch of aides that do not have security clearances that are cavalierly running around white house offices with national security information, that's not how it's supposed to

happen. who were the people who had security clearances who failed to handle top secret documents in an appropriate way and why he did not manage them correctly. >> john: latest investment with the balloon, antenna, picking up signals, intelligence, conversations on the ground and found pieces of the balloon with english writing on them. and it's unclear whether some components were made in the united states, but china leads the world in counterfeiting. and spy device, do you make it look like the parts were made here? >> an unfortunate thing with that, john, a lot of the technology that is applicable to what they do is -- we have so much trade with china that it's almost the size of the defense

budget, we have about $153 billion in just the american side of that trade in the last year. so it's not hard for them to get components and i don't know if they didn't expect their balloon to be shot down, whether they would go through the trouble of disguising where the stuff came from. it's going to be very difficult to sanction these things at this point. >> john: yeah. yeah, these other balloons, i guess, allegedly floated up, they were never discovered, never shot down. so i guess probably 5 and 1 at the moment. good to talk to you, appreciate it. >> thanks, john. >> john: a lot more coming up in the next hour and 47 minutes on this. >> sandra: the former secretary of defense mark esper will join us, and obviously awaiting the white house press briefing. to go back to the president in that interview referencing the classified top secret papers astray papers, john, sort of

flies in the face of his whole, you know, the white house image they are painting of the president who said and says time and time again he takes classified documents very seriously, extremely seriously, we have heard it from the press secretary time and time again, sets up for an interesting press briefing about to happen at the white house, john. >> john: i have the scene from "love, actually" where colin firth is in france writing his book and the papers blow into the pond. maybe that's what happened. >> sandra: trying to think of what her response was, she could not speak english and the thought bubble was this better be good. great movie. a live look as we just mentioned at the white house briefing room, we expect national security council spokesman john kirby to face tough questions on china's spycraft. how will the white house respond to the latest reports as you just heard on that surveillance mission. we will bring you kirby's

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♪ victory's in the mouth ♪ ♪ almost never give a shout ♪ ♪ only thing that's on my mind ♪ >> sandra: countdown to kick-off is on, and the music is getting us jazzed up, two days away now from super bowl, madison is standing by how inflation will impact your game day party. jim, it is great to see you out there in glendale, arizona. looks like a beautiful day as well. so, set this up for us. everybody is getting ready for the big day. these are two young quarterbacks and this, they are going to be the stars of this show.

>> well, they really are, and patrick mahomes is a magical guy, like the steph curry in the nba for the nfl. he makes spectacular plays look routine and does it so often, and a joy to watch. so much fun, and jalen hurts has been terrific. he has carried the eagles here. mahomes is the mvp and it's like michael jordan and steph curry and the once in a lifetime people, you can't take your eyes off of mahomes, and if he's not debilitated with the ankle, and regular season he wouldn't play but seems to be on the mend, came back and won the championship game and made a few spectacular plays there, he's going to be the best player on the field if his ankle is well. so it's going to be a lot of fun. remind me of what the buffalo bills coach told his team and said to everyone, where would you rather be than right here, right now, and two days, that's where everybody wants to be, particularly the players on the

field. >> sandra: you always do it, jim, you get us fired up. put on the screen, these are the season stats when you look at these two young quarterbacks. i say young -- hurts is 24 years old, that is unbelievable to think about. here we go, into the super bowl. mahomes, young, too, but he's, you know, he's 27 years old heading into this. mahomes outperforming hurts as far as total yards, touchdowns, the team record the same. mahomes taking home the mvp race but this is going to be a big question, his health, mahomes. here was the chiefs' owner clark hunt on that, jim. listen. >> patrick's a very fast healer and he was able to get ready to play the afc championship game on a week on that high ankle sprain and did an amazing job.

he's doing great this week. i don't know he'll be 100%. >> sandra: i can already imagine, everybody is going to tune in on game day and how mahomes walks on the field, and make our own assessment how he's doing, right? >> in patrick mahomes' mind, he's not going to know he has an ankle when he walks out on the field. he'll have to much adrenalin, so psyched, he's played in five straight afc championship games, his third super bowl, he's not going to feel that injury. now, the game may dictate that things change. but when he comes out on the field i believe that's probably going to be the last thing that's going to be on his mind. he is a quick healer, he's had tons of treatment, and again, these opportunities, it's not a once in a lifetime because it's his third time but you never know when it's doing to happen again, you have to take advantage of that and everybody on that field, every single player on that field, it's a 100% injury rate. somebody has something wrong but that's not what they are thinking about.

but how can they contribute and what to do to win the game. >> sandra: and watching some of the personal stories, and this one is definitely of interest for a lot of folks who will be watching. the first brothers to play against each other in this super bowl. watch this. >> it's cool, the first brothers playing against each other in the super bowl. >> so nice to see everybody support my family, everybody is in for it, everybody is cheering for my mom, calling my dad and wishing him the best of luck and it's just been so cool. >> sandra: travis kelce and his brother, an amazing match-up and you know what they said all of it with a smile, which is fun. >> you know, it really is amazing. they do a podcast together and it's top of the charts, everybody tunes in every week to listen to what they have to say and their parents and mom came out on media night, mom was out there and here is the good news. there will be a loser but since

they have both won a super bowl, it's easier to take. philadelphia eagles won a few years ago, the chiefs won a couple years ago. so everybody has one of those rings, so it's not loser like goes home with nothing, loser already has something, so it's going to be a tough day i'm sure for mom but at the end of the day it's an amazing, amazing story. we have had brothers play together and win, but as you said, the first time where they have competed against each other and they have even said themselves they cheer for each other during the season but come this one, it's probably like the old fights in their bedroom, they are trying to take each other's heads off. they love each other but not for the hour of playing time. >> sandra: you have to imagine a tough one for mom, she's going to be applauding every play, both sides. jim, we are so pumped, so excited. you can put the promo back on the screen, 6:30 eastern time, the big game will be hang. we will all be watching. jim gray, thank you for stepping

away from the excitement there to join us. >> as always, thanks for having me. great to be with you. >> john: looks like it has warmed up from when brian kilmeade was an ice cube there. football fans may need to have a few audibles dialed up when they go shopping this weekend. grocery prices are up nearly 12%. madison is in naperville, illinois in a friend's kitchen, what are they dialing up and how much is it going to cost, madison? >> john, it's going to cost a lot more. we have the full super bowl spread, you could say we are excited, it's a bit early but wanted to show you what we are working with in terms of prices. so pizza, get the za for the commercial breaks. pizza, up 6.4% in cost. you think all right, you know what, let's get a burger, some hot dogs. meat up from last year, 7.1%. but, i have some good news. if you are a fan of chicken wings, which your girl is, this

is my favorite super bowl food, compared to last year, down 22% in cost. you'll have some savings with your chicken wings, that's good news. here in america we love our wings. the national chicken council estimates that 1.45 billion wings will be eaten this weekend alone. and you want to focus on the wings and maybe skip the eggs or devilled eggs. those are way up in cost, up 137%. last year, 1.79 a dozen, today 4.25. potatoes, i don't think anyone is digging into a full on potato but potato chips, up 12.9% in cost. ok, if you think i'm going to do veggies, i'm going to stay healthy, i'm going to save my gut, you are not saving your wallet. veggies, 9.8% in cost increase. avocado, we love that guac, you are saving 23% less than last

year. good news for those of us who enjoy the guac on the side and super bowl, you can't go without alcohol. beer up 8.6% in cost. i have some here, i'm not going to drink it yet, john. for those of us drinking this weekend, you have to pony up. super bowl food is the best. at the end of the day it's probably worth it. >> john: madison, you get the award for creative reporting, i felt i was watching an episode of "the price is right." what a great way, sandra, to bring it home. >> sandra: i've never been a big fan of the wings, no easy way to eat them. you end up a mess. >> john: yes, i know, they are messy, so you can eat them dry with the dry rub on them. >> sandra: i love madison's sweater, the o replaced with the football, that was fantastic. and the only thing missing was a

good crudite. it's going to be fun. >> john: we are going to talk to kilmeade a little later on. see if he warmed up from this morning. he was freezing. and bret michaels from poison was sitting beside him in a t-shirt. >> sandra: what does that say about kilmeade? >> john: he has thin blood. >> sandra: the white house briefing, friday afternoon, but still a lot of news coming in and we are going to want to see how the white house responds to some of the top stories happening at this hour as we learn more about the capabilities of that chinese spycraft that was lingering over the country last week. who and what exactly were they listening to. we will be monitoring that briefing. we'll go there live as soon as the questions begin. >> john: a major shake-up in the

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beijing and stopping that chinese spy flight sooner. john kirby is expected to take to the podium there. we will head into the briefing room live as soon as she starts taking questions. >> john: the dnc dethroning iowa, and elevating south carolina. they say it's meant to empower diversity voters, our next guest says they are turning their back on rural america. iowa governor kim reynolds, in town for the rga. the democrats have essentially flipped the bird at iowa, south carolina leads off, new hampshire, georgia 13th, michigan on the 27th, iowa is not even in the first month, and iowa was always first. how is iowa feeling about this? >> abandoned.

so short sighted on the democratic party. long standing tradition for years. iowans do it so well. we are engaged and involved, we understand not only politics in iowa but national politics. it's a small state to you can travel the state, it's relatively inexpensive. >> 99 counties. >> and they ask good questions. a chance to hone your message, get a pulse of what americans are feeling and -- >> john: what about the arguments it's too white? >> we launched obama and elected him and re-elected him twice. it's such a false argument and our role was never to pick the president, but to narrow the field. that's what the caucus is for and to really help them understand what grassroots politics look like, and iowa was a great place to do that. and they don't understand why they can't win in the midwest, you don't turn your back on the midwest and head out of town to protect your current president's

re-election. so again, i think it's short sighted. as a republican for my party, it's great. we have candidates coming to iowa. >> john: and republicans have iowa first. >> good for us, but as an american i think it's really sad they baled. >> john: iowa does not pick a president, south carolina picked the president last time around, it's going to go first. what do you say to critics who say the dnc is rigging this thing for joe biden, a candidate who even the majority of the democratic party doesn't want to run again in 2024. >> not very smart, short sighted. i feel good about a republican win in 2024, a great field of candidates, so i think again, not only short sighted but stand up a candidate that the majority of the party doesn't want to run for re-election. so it was a mistake, we are going to demonstrate how it is, we are going to do our job, host people, we love to have people come to iowa, i look forward to hosting candidates as they come to iowa and talk with iowans on

really issues that are important to americans. >> john: i want to jump ahead, we spent a little longer on this than i had originally planned, call 4 and 5, the chinese balloon just missed the state. ownership of american farmland by china is a huge issue. it's becoming even bigger when you consider what happened in south dakota with the corn mill that they wanted to stand up there. here is a map of states that either ban or considering banning chinese ownership of land. iowa has long had restrictions in place. what the law says. a nonresident alien, foreign government, trustee or shall not purchase or acquire agricultural land in the state. how concerned are you, almost 360,000 acres, the chinese entities or foreign nationals own. >> yeah, very concerning. i'm proud of iowa's leadership, we have led on conservative

issues for a long time. this law has been in place since the 1970s. it's model language other states can pick up, but something the federal government should take advantage of and institute. we need to respond, we can't continue to be weak on policies when it comes to china, cannot be naive with somebody willing, ready to take over, and iowa, we supply 10% of the nation's food supply. so it's absolute imperative, and we saw that a long time ago that we maintain this valuable resource where iowans are providing, not only feeding the nation, but feeding the world, so it's imperative that the federal government take action and take this up at the federal level. >> john: nikki haley expected next wednesday to make an announcement 2024. are we going to see kim reynolds name? >> no, no, working school choice, cutting taxes, i'm

focused on continuing to do big things in iowa and continuing to lead and welcome the candidates to iowa so showcase the great things we are doing. >> john: maybe 2028. enjoy the rest of your time in d.c. thanks for dropping by. appreciate it. >> sandra: russian missiles on ukraine again targeting the country's power supply. putin's forces are on the move in eastern ukraine. a live update from the capital city of kyiv. >> john: and the jobs market is strong as inflation falls, about you larry summers is warning we are not out of the woods yet. we could be heading for an economic crash of "wiley coyote proportions." grover norquist, what does he have to say about that? coming up next. >> i think there are more grounds for optimism than there was a few months ago, but i still think the risks are very large.

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>> i think the economy: : : . -- time: larry summers offering: : : --. is. : u. : : : . -- interesting remarks from the harvard economist there, formally of the obama administration warning the economy could walk off a ledge

some time this year. he said he's not predicting with confidence that will happen, but he thinks the risks are significantly elevated. that would be quite different than the economic success that we hear this white house touting. >> well, two years ago larry summers told biden not to spend the 2 trillion that was not needed because it would lead to inflation, biden did not listen, the democrats did not listen and we got the roaring inflation worst in 40 years that larry summers predicted. he is looking at the economy where the stock market, s & p has dropped 20% in the last year, dow jones is down 9% in the last year, we are looking -- if your wages did not go up by more than 5%, you became porker last year because 5, 6% inflation rate. you may think you got a pay increase but done with biden's inflation you are poorer than

you were. 401(k), irs is worth less. of course people are going it's not good and the tax increase, a corporate income tax put in, china does not have the tax. 1% buy-back tax, if a company invests in itself, you want it to do, you tax at 1%, now biden wants 4%, and china is not stupid enough to do this. but biden wants to. >> sandra: really interesting remarks there, i'm looking right now, the dow over the past year, down 5%, s & p 500 down 10%, nasdaq down 17%, technology names have taken a hit. and it appears we could be finishing in the green on this friday afternoon, we understand the u.s. stock market is on pace for the worst week since december. so certainly watching that, as the stock market has been sort of resilient to all this economic uncertainty that's out there. we are also watching what is happening with oil, because

russia has announced an oil production cut. oil -- immediately, i was up in the middle of the night, reacted in the markets, oil spike, up a couple percent right now, looking at it, nearly back above $80 a barrel. the president drew laughter at the state of the union earlier this week for his remarks about the future of oil in this country. listen. >> they say we are afraid you are going to shut down the oil wells and refineries, why should we invest in them? i said we are going to need oil at least another decade and that's going to exceed -- [laughter] and beyond that -- we are going to need it. >> sandra: i think you could look at that a number of different ways, not shocking. i think everybody here knows we have not successfully made a transition to green energy, we need oil for quite some time. what did you make of that moment, grover? >> the president does not

understand, when you tell somebody you are going to destroy their industry and the value of everything from their pipelines to refineries to all of their employees in ten years, he says now i want you to invest billions and billions of dollars and no, no, that -- that's what's laughable that he's that foolish. now, you add to all the other things we mentioned earlier going wrong with the economy, his most recent tax bill increases taxes on oil, on natural gas, on coal. announced he wants to go after each of these industries, no more pipelines, he wants to phase out fossil fuels, you put these things together the american economy is in trouble. >> sandra: and russia, cutting out by 500,000 barrels a day, huge implications for the global energy market and that affects all of us here at home when we fill up our gas tank. great to have you here today. we'll keep following all of this

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