>> lots more taxes. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪. eric: new concerns about the security and sovereignty of the airspace set up the u.s. takes down a second high altitude object. this time it happened off the coast of alaska. f22 we are told fighter jet shot yesterday. right now there's a search and recovery effort under way for the arctic ocean. telling fox news that object they are not identifying their telling it what it is. i think entered the u.s. airspace before they were able to detect it.

every bed wonders what is it a verdict come from? hello everyone welcome to fox news led by eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hi eric hello everyone i am arthur neville for this let us latest takedown lesson a week from another f-22 shot down a chinese spy craft off the south carolina coast last saturday you might remember. "fox news live" shows you that dramatic event exclusively as it happened. now, republican senator from mississippi is voicing new concerns. >> this one did not seem to have any way to decide the direction but it did not have a steering mechanism like a chinese balloon had. i don't know they were not testing us with the first balloon incident. we do not know where this one came from. possibly china possibly russia. you can almost guarantee it was launched by someone who does not wish us well.

arthel: of the story covered on all angles retired f-18 pilot combat the military mission senior fellow at the heritage foundation michael pillsbury on the file it with beijing and bryan llenas but first we start with lucas tomlinson alive at the white house, hello lucas. >> arthel a senior u.s. official confirms to fox news this object was able to successfully penetrate u.s. airspace before it was spotted on radar by norad. the pentagon say they will only say it this was first discovered netware. six entered into airspace on february 9. the decision was made that posed a reasonable threat to civilian air traffic. they give the order to not take it down we took it down.

>> february 9 being a thursday night of course. right not u.s. army chinook helicopters like this went on skis are combing the area off the rugged coast of alaska with this mysterious obvious was destroyed. by f-22 raptor. the temperature on the frozen ice minus 20 degrees. the harsh conditions is a limiting factor in the search norad said shutdown of the northcoast near prudhoe bay. it's also home to fort greeley to ballistic missiles. something might want to take a look at unlike the spy machine that conducted a long odyssey across the u.s. before he blasted up the south coast of south carolina this subject was described as being much smaller of a car entrance small car in fact. a c-130 search and rescue air force special op helicopters in

here at the white house jon kirby explained. >> posed eight reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. out of an abundance of caution and the recommendation of the pentagon president biden ordered the military to down the objects. >> the pentagon said the object was shot down it was cursing at 40000 feet over alaska. the same altitude dangerously close to many commercial airliners, arthel. arthel: seen that chinook helicopter on skis is pretty awesome. lucas tomlinson thank you. eric. eric: meanwhile efforts are to cover the big debrief and the chinese spy balloon that was taken down last saturday, you may have seen it live from the fox news channel. well, bringing up all of the electronics and the devices of that equipment that were under that balloon, that for now is going to have to wait because of bad weather and rough waters off the coast of south carolina. bryan llenas is live in myrtle beach, south carolina's at the very latest on the recovery

mission. hey brian how's it going? quite hey eric and were told the navy was able to recover some debris yesterday. but now efforts to recover the chinese spy balloon have been temporarily suspended until at least monday due to the rough water conditions. there is a gale warning in effect with winds forecast to reach 50 miles an hour gusts this weekend here in south carolina. see kind of weather that makes a salvage operation of law complicated 50 feet below the atlantic ocean. >> rough waters went to elevate all those energies and the waves and currents in the potential for the stronger currents to re- mobilize and move things may make it harder to find. the second time we found at the first time he gets stirred up in the storm it might get buried by the sediment moving around during some of the events. >> fox news can confirm that navy has located but not yet recovered a portion of the payload that was attached to that spy balloon. it's about the size of a bus and is mostly intact for the payload

is vital that is where the onboard electronics are. the balloons entire payload is said to be the size of a regional jetliner weighing a couple thousand pounds. the spy balloon was 200 feet tall, taller than the statue of liberty and is still mostly 50 feet under water prints technology and underwater unmanned vehicles brought into map, tag and eventually assist naval divers and pulling up the debris. according to u.s. officials divers have recovered potentially high valued equipment in recent days. the fbi says the investigation is in its early stages only a small amount of electronics, the balloon canopy and wiring have been sent to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia for analyzing for fbi agents onboard the uss carter hall are cataloguing and decontaminating the debris they do find because of course it has assault and seawater. we are told this entire operation could take up to two weeks. we will see if the weather complies, eric.

>> alright brian thanks thanks so much arthel. arthel: right now for more and all this are going to bring captain tom a retired u.s. marine corps lieutenant colonel and former f-18 top gun combat fighter pilot. that is pretty dope. explain to us sir first of all. [laughter] what does the pentagon refer to when they are talking about as a reasonable threat? >> a arthel great to be here, thanks for having me. reasonable threat, anything that is unidentified or un- responsive broaching sovereignty u.s. airspace needs to be addressed right norad is tracking at the aircraft on alert and they can address it. but they have to be the command control signals to be able to do that. arthel: who gives that signal? >> it comes from norad they have their standard operating procedures to launch these alert aircraft that are ready to go. ultimately, depending upon the level of threat and make all the way to the commander-in-chief to

make a decision. now the first incident we have a balloon that goes all the way across the u.s. there seems to be a little bit of analysis paralysis. there make it harder than it has to be. some details of the park that balloon over washington d.c. things would happen quicker. >> so you feel these balloons are a threat to the u.s.? and also how long has china been doing this? effects well, it is hard to say how long they've been doing it. it's obvious what has happened has probably happened before and it happened in the 40s of the imperial japanese it did the same thing. they take advantage of the air currents and the winds aloft moving from west to east across the united states. so it is hard to say exactly with this level of technology how long it is been going on for it but it is unacceptable behavior we should not allow these things to matter what diplomatic meetings are going on with the secretary of state, should not allow these things to happen the way they did. it was embarrassing we should have done a much better job at that, sooner over the oceans.

>> you are right we are reporting on this and it happens more often than we know about. and now we, the public of course aren't learning about this how often this is happening pretty set happens very often. in terms of a response but also collecting data and intelligent first what procedures and protocols go into this type of action from the u.s. military? >> they are watching it. norad is watching at them intelligent assets gathering they can listen and assess what electronics singles are coming out of that thing. and they can probably assess that data, extracted, and exactly what it is and then dispatch it before they get to sovereign airspace. there was no coordination for this vehicle, it just showed up it unlike commercial aircraft from china, china airlines china air cargo the transit u.s. airspace all the time they are in flight plans that is normal. arthel: petit plant risk assessments for these types of

operations from happening but not blowing it out of the sky on top of citizens? >> well, it helps to have a very solid foreign policy. right now we are not particularly intimidating chinese communist party. they watch how we handle afghanistan, that did not go so well. they are emboldened by this sort of thing. they can use the low-tech stuff to probe our responses and test our resolve. the standard procedure if you have an unresponsive vehicle approaching sovereign u.s. airspace they launch the fighters. if it will not respond they will take it out. but what more should the u.s. military be doing to give a very strong clear signal to china that this is not acceptable. >> well, they obvious he got it right the second time around for they got that went up in alaska before it came into sovereign airspace. when they retrieve the debris from the one off the carolinas

they should hand it to the secretary of state and he can use that as leverage in negotiations with his counterpart in china. completely unacceptable. arthel: but you do feel we are the u.s. we do have the upper hand in the long run, right? if not immediately. >> i would say so, yes. ultimately it is a top down organization. the commander-in-chief is ultimately in charge. so, the line of communication between the commander-in-chief and the leadership in the field needs to be delegated down so they have the authority to respond appropriately. and if they do not seem to have go ahead i'm sorry. >> no, no i apologize to you but it is my understanding for the balloon that was shut down the president gave the order on a wednesday and they shot it down on saturday because the military wanting to wait again when it was over say space.

>> understood, that is a good idea. they knew it was approaching the u.s. they got the weather briefing the to the winds aloft. they knew it was going to transit sovereign airspace without permission. it was not pre-coordinated. so under normal procedures, norad would give the order to take that thing out before it became a threat to anybody on the ground in the u.s. so, we can adjust our intelligence profile to cover some of the things they were looking at, but ultimately this is a blatant violation of sovereign airspace it needs to be addressed firmly, decisively, appropriately and a pulse of the secretary of state to talk to his counterpart in the chinese communist party and demand this does not happen again. arthel: will be watching for them for sure but really quickly top gun at maverick did you watch it? >> eventually i got to it. i am og fighter pilot top 10

guy. having lived my hat is off to tom cruise at his age getting in the backseat of the airplane in doing that in those young kids that work so hard to get squared away from that thing that was impressive. i thought it was a good film is very good. overall not bad. but nothing like the real thing. arthel: i understand ate nothing like the real thing baby is what the song says captain tom. [laughter] thank you very much. we really do appreciate and look forward to talking to you again. [laughter] >> will see have a good day thank you. so far captain tom we thank you for your service, arthel. the chinese spy balloon may be the latest thing whatever it is i was shot down over alaska straining the tense relationships between the u.s. and beijing. draft the first takedown china we are told even refuse to answer a call from defense secretary lloyd austin on a special crisis hotline about it. now we are finding out china has been sending these balloons over

40 countries for years. michael pillsbury joins a senior fellow for china strategy at the heritage foundation. first question, if they've been doing this for years why wasn't it exposed before now? has there been an effort you think you diplomatically try and protect china to let people know they are flying balloons all over the place? >> that is one possibility, eric pretty think more likely is the overall mindset that is still dominant inside washington's bureaucracy that china is our friend. we need to cooperate on climate change, a series of things like that. but now with the covering up it seems to me anything to do with a penalty or the response that we should demand from china pretty may recall i was rushing around the pentagon and cia in 2001 when they held our aircrew that violated chinese sovereignty within emergency landing but they would not answer the phone then.

george w. bush tried to call directly simply would not answer the hotline. snow for why have a hotline if you don't pick up the phone? >> that is a very good question. it was to humor us we think somehow if we have a hotline we can call our friends in china and they will somehow explain this all away. what china did back in 2000 when they sent us a bill of $1 million for holding our aircrew hostage for almost two weeks but then they demanded we sign an apology a written apologies to the chinese people that we had landed in an emergency situation. thirdly they said we can't have the wreckage back until they cut it up and examine it. we had to bring in a gigantic plane and take all the pieces home. now the chinese as you know they are already asking for the wreckage back. the chinese ambassador in france made a public request a couple of days ago.

i don't think we should give the wreckage back at least not until we know what is in there. the other part of the response is if they are snooping on silos and be two bases it means they are getting nuclear targeting information. they don't trust getting maps from a local aaa they want to know precisely where the silo doors are. we have been vulnerable because we have not had missile defense against china. we do not build enough interceptors to stop the chinese missile for some attacking america. we do not have the radar coverage either. that is an issue for congress, should we ask the pentagon can you stop chinese missiles? we know you cannot stop balloons until they go across the country. what about detection in chinese nuclear armed missiles? i'm afraid the pentagon will have to admit that we do not plan to defend america against the chinese missile attack. so, sending a bill, apologizing and writing these are things we should ask china for changing our nuclear defense policy is something else to consider.

but i think this is a big deal the idea of playing it down that it is no big deal strikes me as very geopolitical erroneous. ask what you just laid out is incredibly frightening and chilling especially the fact this latest so-called vehicle about the size of a car entered our airspace our sovereign airspace before it was even detected by norad we are told. what does that tell you about a potential surprise chinese attacked? the fact they can't find a car they don't know a car has entered our airspace. works well, there's been added to the cold war has been over for 30 years, we don't you think about missile defense or the nuclear balance of power. but i can type for my own chinese military writings they now see historically important shift in the balance of power. china is beginning to come equal to america. and large number of indicated

supercomputers, artificial intelligence, some military areas. so our side cannot believe that we think we are permanently the number one power in the world. it is not true the chinese at least perceive they are equal or even ahead of us in some areas. this kind of balloon behavior fits right in with their sense of superiority or at least equality with this. before finally we are told this latest incident and something about the size of a car. 40000 feet lower than the balloon might not be a balloon. might it be a new stealth type of vehicle something from china what is your gut say this could be? >> the main thing is largely against america these programs are designed to improve the effectiveness if china has to attack us. at the little drop that marine

fighter pilot men's the japanese did this before pearl harbor. they did a very careful diagnosis of where all the ships were parked in pearl harbor before they bomb them. this could be something like that. purely military intelligence look at america weaknesses parade that is what i for the most, eric. eric: we certainly hope it's not but it sounds like a very well could be. confronting beijing this is a challenge for the new century. michael pillsbury of the heritage foundation. michael thank you for your work and your insights and debris. >> thanks. arthel. arthel: eric, manchester boston regional airport in new hampshire is back to normal but this is after someone called in a bomb threat this morning for a spirit airlines flight heading to tampa, florida. authorities had to hold flights from their gates while state police and the fbi investigated for no flights were diverted. no device was found for it again no device was found. all passengers and luggage had

to be rescreened though. no word yet on who called in the bomb threat. of course we will keep you updated. >> washington bipartisan vote in the house blocks the city's new criminal code. what supposed to soften penalties for violent crimes. many asking what is it with these progressive city council's question at former d.c. homicide ted williams will tell us as "fox news live" continue gethstraight ahead. vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. after advil. let's dive in. but, what about your back? it's fine. before advil. advil, dual action bites, pain, two ways. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks, pain signals, advil, dual action.

group of congressmen, 31 democrats that say no to the d.c. crime bill. that hurt law-abiding citizens and help criminals. ask yourself a question. why do the equipment place laws

that help law-abiding citizens, what do we have against law-abiding citizens? we are forever trying to help the criminal element. this bill that went to congress are vetoed by the mayor and by the chief of police, would have been a ticket for criminal to conduct criminal activity here in the district of columbia. click to talk about some the democrats 31 joined the republicans. representative angie craig in the lobby of her apartment building she gets attacked, through coffee at the assailant to get him out of there. do you have an answer? you just ask the question. what do they have in terms of trying to lower penalties for criminals? why do you think there is that mindset to make it easier for the criminal law-abiding's of this country?

>> they are doing something positive when they really are not. this criminal code is been in place about 100 years. quite naturally there needs to be some revision. you do not throw the baby out with the bathwater and that is what the city council did in their revisions. i mean talking about reducing crime. crime is up in the district of columbia. carjackings are up. you cannot feel safe unfortunately in the district of columbia with the criminal element that is out there right now. so to talk about reducing time, using a penalties is ridiculous, eric. and i think the citizens, i hope the city council gets the message for they need to start looking out for law-abiding citizens enough to create criminal element in the city. to further our in the criminal justice system there are

systemic racial aspects in this sort of thing. but, what you just said dealing with the law-abiding citizens of this country that they seem to be the ones being taken advantage of it it's not just in washington d.c., ted. let me show you new york city half the progressive members of the progressive caucus the new york city council quits. they quit. half of them quit because the progressive council cited this this is what they say they wanted to have a quote holistic multi- strategy approach to community safety that ensures true safety and justice. we'll do everything we can to reduce the size and scope of the nypd and the department of correction. and prioritize and fund alternative safety infrastructure that truly invests in our communities. do the criminals pay attention to alternative safety infrastructure? or did they potentially pay attention to jail time?

>> they pay attention to what's going on out in the neighborhood. it is like giving them a ticket to go into criminal acts within the neighborhood. when i heard you use the word justice a few minutes ago justice for who? are we talking about justice for criminals? are we talking about justice for law-abiding citizens? law-abiding citizens are scared to even leave their homes these days. that is unfortunate. that should not happen in america. it is happening unfortunately all over this country. eric: and sadly something finally too often goes unsaid is that especially in washington d.c. and other cities and in the neighborhoods it is the minority community that is preyed upon. that is exploited and falls victim to the criminals far more than others for they are far more the victims of this, would you agree? >> eric you are one 100% right.

men and women in the minority communities, law-abiding citizens are doing whatever they can to survive in these communities. and they have a criminal element that is out there they are hoping for law enforcement would help them with. they're hoping people like the d.c. city council will not enact legislation that support criminals and put an undue burden on the court system here in the district of columbia. eric: ted williams, good to see you ted thank you for your insight and for your experience on the streets. >> my pleasure. look, pass the message to my good friend arthel i think the new orleans saints will be in the super bowl next year. [laughter] i will tell arthel that. all right ted good to see you. >> my pleasure. arthel: actually got some fox news what we are monitoring some breaking news for you. officials with norad have

detected another quote high altitude airborne object over northern kata. norad confirming this information to the outlet global news and statements" we have a positively identified a high altitude airborne object over northern canada. while we cannot discuss specifics related to these activities at this time, please note norad conducts sustained dispersed operations in the defense of north america through one or all three norad regions adding that the military aircraft are currently operating from alaska and canada in support of norad activities. i'm sure you're thinking about this, they are coming just days another identified object over alaska print that object was shot down by f jet again. she did other high altitude airborne in northern canada.

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standby for this update. meanwhile potus made those remarks is coming as several seattle school district sue social media companies for creating what they claim is a mental health crisis among kids. meantime a survey finds nearly one out of every three children report increases in anxiety and depression. clinical psychologist kevin. first good to see you thank you for joining us. is mental health care critical in elementary and high school? >> absolutely is. a first date the present bring up i did not care for him muddying the waters by pulling big tech and social media into it. it is a crisis among our young adults. we have no that is the age group, teens, young children,

young adults have been impacted the greatest by covid. they were already struggling going into covid. so yes, it is critical. arthel: some say we didn't need all that we are in kindergarten and elementary school, why do they need it now? it's a very different time and school then it was when i was there. maybe even when you are there. yes, is there an impact with digital and social media? yes. my adult children still don't believe i graduated college without a cell phone. it was a very different world. they are facing that. their academic pressures and costs associated with the academic pressures in ways we never saw. there is also limited access to mental health care services. greater use and access to not only alcohol but drugs like we have never seen before.

and culturally they are facing adult issues. things like race, culture, safety in schools, and gun violence, the things they are having to deal with, without sort of that police auteur brain that we hopefully get and learn along the way in life, they are overwhelming and numbers we have never seen before. i'm to blame it on social media, okay stop it. it is much bigger than that. survive it's much bigger than social media. but you do acknowledge social media is a problem. the kids have it right here at all times. >> it is. social media is actually a problem. we do need to have limits and regulations without question. however it's also a problem for adults. now the problem with children and teens is any powerful thing like social media or alcohol, or

drugs, or tobacco that we do regularly and develop habits as young adults, we create a vulnerability to struggle with that in more significant ways in our adult years. that is part of the biggest difference between social media's impact on young adults and a host of older adults are. we are dealing with it as poorly as our young adults are. we have to develop the ability to balance it and be aware of the downside doing too much of it. some effect on the other things a president said he wants to get more psychologists and mental health experts in school so these kids can have access to this type of help. it is a problem he just pointed it out you just highlighted everything for us too. >> it is significant. we've got to talk about in a way to talk about the health the past two years.

we deal that as professionals or other healthcare providers. just being open and talking about your struggles, your worry, your mood helps. educating our teachers and providing tangible resources in those schools for those parents, for the school systems and talking about in a way to normalize it. the president had an opportunity to do that and totally missed that which is unfortunate. arthel: i will say this i think some young people are grappling with a lot. but they do seem to be more open to having therapists then say maybe you and i did our people before us did. >> absolutely agree. they are doing such a better job than us. that is really encouraging. it is just the stress, the pressure that we have seen the last 15 years the way it has been increasing.

covid was horrendous for them because of the isolation and disconnection from peers. it is such an important element at that age for that is where they are struggling so much for their mood and anxiety has doubled and almost tripled. so you are right we have a group that's aware of it a more open and talk about apart now we need to provide the resources for them and for their parents by the way so that they can step in with the tools and the skills and the resources to help them excel in school. because excelling in school and growing psychologically is about being successful in life and having a much higher quality of life. arthel: will say it seems president biden is trying to put forth some effort to get some help mental health issues and access for these kids in school so we do have to mention that. doctor kevin gilliland i thank you for joining us we are going to back her breaking news, thank you very much sir. >> good to be with you arthel take care. see for breaking news happened

to be yes another high altitude airborne object this one detected by norad. detected by norad over canada. this is breaking as we are on the air now norad does confirm the canadian global news report that we have been reporting has a new object has been discovered over canada that no indication this new thing has been shut down yet. making this potentially the third high altitude object that is crossed over into north america territory. official said something the size of a car was shot down by our air force over the coast of alaska. of course last week shootdown of the chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina so what is going on here this weekend? let's bring in captain tom is a retired u.s. marine corps lieutenant colonel former f-18 top gun fighter pilot so you know what it's like to be in the cockpit when you see this stuff could this third siding that norad confirms, what could this be? could it be a third chinese spy

balloon do you think? >> hey eric, thanks for having me on, great to be here. could be, nor it has a pretty good idea where it originated from and what it is doing but it could be a spy balloon does not necessarily have to be. they are probing our reaction for their probing north america reaction. they now know that norad is watching all the way into canada so that tells the chinese communist party something. eric: are they doing this now are they sending more of these balloons or vehicles or whatever they are over now or has the government been lying to us and not being forthcoming? without about the first chinese blue because there is a photographer for the gazette piece is also a prize in billings sees this thing he wants to go fly. they close the airport in billings are not telling him why but no one sang anything so he takes pictures of the first chinese balloon. they publish it that's how we all find out about it for us the government been keeping a secret from us all this time that china communist have been sending over these balloons are our country

and 40 country spying on everybody? >> it is entirely possible. that is speculation there is national security national assets involved with this. they are not going to automatically disclose what they know unless they actually have too. so the most important thing for our command structure is to dispatch these vehicles before they become a threat to the united states. do it quietly, do it out over the water, recover the debris uses that as a negotiating lever against the chinese communist party. let them know we will not stand for this. we need a more robust presence when we deal the chinese, and his party. those are pretty tough hombres. we are not doing that very well right now. >> apparently they have sent these things over the united states three times early trump administration. and they kept it quiet. so now that they have been

exposed what could this mean? do you think they will stop or will they just continue with these chinese spy balloons? >> at this point there is no consequences to whatever foreign policy decisions they make. if they want to float these balloons over. recognize china airlines are back and forth across the north america continent every week. other commercial operations but there could be surveillance equipment put in the bottom of those aircraft. the specific nature of these balloons, very low-tech. they are probing us. even if is not something highly threatening it does make us question our sovereignty, our command and control, our political leadership. i does tend to be a sigh up of sorts the chinese are operating. i would offer to the american people we now see norad do what they are doing best they're intercepting these things for their shooting them down.

i would encourage and expect these shootdown operations to occur outside of continental u.s. or continental canada over water. that the safest course of ac action. before they said beijing a message about sending these over let me read the same from norad confirming about this. norad says quote military aircraft are currently operating from alaska and cannons for the north american aerospace defense command activities. norad confirms a positively identified a high altitude airborne object over northern canada. we cannot discuss specifics related to these activities at this time. please note norad conduct sustained dispersed operations in the defense of north america and all three norad regions united states and canada by national organization charged with emissions of aerospace warning, airspace control maritime warning from north america. they are doing their job

obviously. the question i have about the other think they just shot down over alaska do not telling us that is a balloon. they say that is some type of object they say it's the size of a car. you have been in the cockpit. the pilots knew it was unmanned they know it looks like they have films because the film when they shot the sidewinder but how come the not telling us what that thing is? could it be by a balloon a new chinese self object? what troubles me and made trouble youth that was not detected until it had already crossed into our sovereign airspace apparently. >> well look, the job of nor it is to protect sovereign airspace. they know about these things, they know they are coming. unfortunately we are using one third million dollar national asset f-22 raptors to shoot down $500,000 balloons. they've got us all spun up and

we are talking about nonstop it's taking our eyes off a potential real threat somewhere else in the world. the key to this as they are making this a bigger deal than it needs to be. they key is to dispatch these things quietly, covertly over the water. protect national airspace and be done with it. the military conducts a lot of operations that nobody knows about. and that is their job by the taxpayers expect a return on their investment grade they expect to be protected. now it's a command and control structure. eric: one minute left the cat is out of the bag people are seeing these balloons it took larry from the billings gazette to show this. do you think china will get the message that each time we see something we say hey look, china it's there, we know about want to shoot it down will this stop beijing? >> no. our total foreign-policy

postures are broken for they sought in afghanistan when we left. that was a disaster the way it was executed. one particular response like we are responding it's great and whether doing what they need to do. there is a much bigger picture going on here. our geopolitical posture is not very good right now. >> our computers or cutting us off not me it is the computer tom. we will be right back. (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different.

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arthel: fox news alert we continue to monitor this breaking news, officials with norad moments ago announcing they have detected another high altitude airborne object over northern canada norad was confirming us to the outlet global news. they said in a statement we have positively identified a high altitude airborne object over northern canterbury let's bring back captain tom f18 combat fighter pilots. and also a top gun graduate. what are you thinking, what is happening now? >> they are doing what they are supposed to do and they are executing. they are working with airspace and they are making solid decisions.

unfortunately these decisions should be made covertly but this is classified work it should not be in the mainstream media but it is because the first time around they had some analysis paralysis and then fumbled the response. but now we are getting it right and they are appeasing main stream media appetite for answers on this. i would suggest. arthel: what's the problem with that? >> something wrong with that at all but this is standard military operations. this is how they do business for they don't quietly in the background as covid. bruising very high technology surveillance systems and weapons systems to take these objects out. unfortunately, although we are gathering a lot of data but so easy chinese communist party if they are the originators. they are seeing how we are responding. they're kind of saying we are fumbling here especially on the media side. so we just need to be swift,

silent, deadly, dispatch the stuff, keep the american sovereign airspace safe keep the airlines in the shipping lanes open and just get it done. think were going to set happening. three festering at the point out there, captain were seeing this play out in real time that cannot help us in terms of our covid operations and keeping an upper hand on china. i believe that's what you're saying it. we are going to bring you back because this is unfolding graham sure jon scott will have more on this on his show this afternoon. ana fox report will have jon continue this coverage for us. captain thank you very much. >> great to be here, thanks for having me, happy to help her. >> thank you yes. eric this is very concerning we are going to follow this for now "the big saturday show" is next. we are back tomorrow at noon eastern will have more on this.a thank you for r watching. whoo! we gotta go again.

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