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will: you continue to outdo do yourself. ♪ good morning and welcome to the "fox & friends" on this super bowl sunday. your pictures there along with your american national anthem. continue sending in your photo thes at friends@fox news come. will cain, rachel campos duffy and brian kilmeade with you, and i don't know if you've noticed in your national anthem, but there was extra credit because our buddy, pete hegseth, always requests a photo of "fox & friends" in the background, and there was a photo of that dog, so an extra special edition of the national anthem. brian's in arizona, i'm in dallas the, and rachel's holdingsing -- holding it down back in new york. good morning. rachel: i also noticed watching "fox & friends," and you're

right,st the extra credit. we love it. happy super bowl sunday which is almost like christmas for you two or something, right, brian? brian: you too, rachel. little by little, you'll realize this is an all-american game, it's a time to get together, have a good. i'm. sean, if you're watching, get her a telestrator so she can start breaking down the plays and describing formations so next year you'll be out and about -- rachel: what is it you're suggesting he buy me? brian: a telestrator. rachel: what is it? brian: it allows you to sketch out plays and positions and find out who's out of position and why certain players scored. that's where you're going to be a year from now, rachel. rachel: such a romantic gift, i can't wait. [laughter] will: rachel, a telestrator is basically a 1980s version of an ipad. now, i'm not making fun of brian kilmeade because i grew up with

the same thing, thinking of john madden drawing on the screen with a telestrator. no more, brian. we all do it every day at home with an ipad. brian: not me. thank you very much, will. do not bring me up to 2023. that's last thing i need. meanwhile, giving a sense of what's happening here, they are -- this is their fourth super bowl in arizona. they say they expect 100,000 people here. they're past where they thought be. they're supposed to make -- the they make $730 million last time they had a super bowl back in 2017. so far between the eagles fans being insane and the kansas city fans being here in massive numbers, they'll probably pass that which just shows we're getting back to to normal. nothing's normal about rob gronkowski. even though he's in his early 30s, this guy is by far the biggest personality here. fox looks like they're going to sign him to a long-term deal. he's turned down all overtures to go back to the field. he's won four super bowls, and

now in the afternoon, guys, he's got the staple event, he's got the afternoon party, the "gronk" beach party. and we're going to give you an expanded look at it. but first, the here is a clip of "gronk" talking about the game and what makes him so special, how his partying helped him become a better player. watch. you were so accomplished in your 30s, but you're known as a partier. you said you wouldn't have been the same player without a partier. however, without the kiss the palin, you wouldn't have the success. what's the medium in. >> you can only party if you take care of your work that week, make sure you get everything done and then time to have a good time. while we were partying, we were dancing, i was lifting up my friends -- brian: it's a work out. >> working on my footwork. so let me el you, somehow all that movement and gyrating, it translates to the field if you're going hard enough on the dance floor. brian: can and you saw his whole family out there. you'll see the package later. you never thought about that,

will. while he was out there dancing and jumping and, i guess, funneling, he was actually getting in shape because it's the good for your thighs, your calves to jump around with people on your back. [laughter] will: it's just funny listening to you say it's good for your thighs. as you would expect, brian, i have thought about that as you've accused me of overthinking things in the past. and i know you raised soccer players. i've spent the weekend back home going to the i think so far, by the way, i've been to five games. five games so far, and it's only sunday morning. but my point of that is of course i've thought about it. in fact, one of my son's teammates is in dance. the point is cannes actually the helps you -- is in dance. it helps you with coordination. didn't jerry rice do ballet? herschel walker did ballet? brian: lynn swann was the first. will: coordination. rachel: brian refuses to dance.

i mean, i've tried multiple times. we've had salsa dancers on the fox square, we had florida, snuck off the stage. [laughter] now that he knows that dancing is actually good for athletic, good for soccer, good for football: are you now a dancer, brian? brian: i'm going to think about it. remember, rachel, i never met a dance floor that did we any good -- me any good. i did the a will cain. i went to the beach and i stared at the ocean for 20 minutes. that's all i could do, then i got bored. [laughter] i said to myself, i cannot -- i go, in life you have to figure out something you can do and i can't do, and i think i'm bailing. i don't recommend quitting, but i've quit dancing. will: you don't have to quit, brian, if you never started. brian: that's a good point. but, will, bring -- [inaudible conversations] will: yes. and while on the subject of things that brian does not do,

he does not eat on camera, which would make him an outlier for many of these nfl players who we have a little inside look at what they do to get ready for the super bowl, to get ready for the season. how they train and how they eat. this is the really pretty eye-opening. and, rachel, you and i talk a good game about watching what we eat, but look what these guys eat. lane johnson, eagles' offensive tackle, 5500 calories. it's called the monster mash diet. he weighs 330. he's got to keep the weight on throughout the season, so 5500 calories. patrick holmes, this is a core workout, right? he throws a medicine ball to keep that strength with that amazing arm he has. jalen hurts, powerful -- and this is a famous viral video of him, i think it was squatting 620, is that what it was? brian: unbelievable. will: and then chiefs' defensive tackle chris jones does yoga and

pilates. rachel: it was interesting, i read this article, and i had to agree with a lot of the stuff they're doing, but i couldn't get over the amount of food that some of these -- are they linebackers? is that right? that they have to get really big, and so, look, they brought me, i mean, this is a giant hamburger, poi we have here -- hold on, let me grab this, rice, steak, rib ares, meat. -- ribs, meat, i mean, it's a lot. and you're not here, will, pete's not here to help out, so -- but, yeah, that's a lot of calories to stay big and strong and able to make those tackles. brian: i was going to say too a lot of offensive linemen, it's the something you don't want to do, the or rachel, because they prefer to have their belly hangover their belt. [laughter] and that's the 5500 calories. i mean, literally, that's the center of gravity they want you watch these guys slim down when

they're done, but when heir the plague, they need the weight to push over the bigger, stronger guys with the ab strength. we'll also take a look at will's boxes later in the show. meanwhile, in terms of the predictions for the big game, this is the day in which everybody is on the line. we take the predictions, the projections. eagles, chiefs, 1-point spread. here's what the people in the know think about the game that's going to the take place over my shoulder. watch. >> i think it'll be an extremely close game. these are the two best teams in the npl, so i'm excited as a -- nfl are, so i'm excited. >> oh, my god, this might be the most even matched teams in the history of the super bowl. >> you have the two best quarterbacks playing each other, and -- [inaudible] >> kansas city offense, philadelphia's defensive line in check, give mahomes time, he's going to beat you, i don't care

allowed good your secondary is. >> it's going on the close. it's going to be one of those classics. >> nothing hurts me more than to have to call the eagles world champs. so if that'll give them a little extra boost, fine. >> brian: does it bother you that the eagles beat the giants? do you hold any bitterness? >> of course. we're gonna get 'em next year. that's easy. will: hey, brian, i could recognize most guys on the red carpet, that was tracy morgan, jerry jones, who was the hall of famer with the gold jacket wearing the cowboy hat -- brian: mel blunt. pittsburgh steelers. by the way, he's done more for the next generation of troubled youth, he's got the huge facility and farm where he helps kids. he's made more of an impact off the field even though he's a four-time super bowl champ. and, by way, could play today. he's about 6-6. and could you see, rachel, was

"gronk" taller than me? a lot of -- rachel: he was definitely taller than you, but when you stood next to enes kanter, you looked like a toddler. [laughter] you looked like his child. [laughter] but, "gronk", you pulled that off and also with the denim jacket, i approve. brian: yeah. you're going to see a lot more. rachel: i approve. will: are you standing on an apple box? brian: no, sadly, that's me, will. the guy is huge. the guy is unbelievable. tough to tackle. will: no, he is, he is. you're right about them slimming down after they play, by the way. the former offensive lineman for the cleveland browns is slim and trim. we want your predictions as well, what do you think's going to the happen in the super bowl, e-mail us at friends@the foxnews.com. we'll share your e-mails throughout the morning. rachel: by the way, a more interesting story is how do they

lose all that weight after that. we'll have to get back to that. okay, all new this morning, we now mow the object that the u.s. shot down over canada was a small balloon with a payload. what is going on in north america's air space? we're going to the map that out next. plus, big stars ahead of the big game. brian goes one-on-one with barstool's dave portnoy coming up. ♪ muck tonight, tonight, and we're dangs on the edge of the hollywood -- dancing on the edge of the hollywood sign. ♪ i don't know if i'll make it, but watch how good i'll fake it ♪ ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: driving around is how we get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety...

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small town. now, montana congressman matt rosendale tweeting that he is in direct contact with norcom and monoor thing the latest issue -- monitoring the latest issue. earlier in the day an american f-22 fighter jet shot down a different object over the yukon territory in northern canada. a senior u.s. official telling fox news early this morning that object a appears to be a small metallic balloon with a tethered payload. canada's defense minister says this object was smaller than the one shot down over the south carolina coast just last week. >> the object was flying at an altitude of approximately 40,000 feet. it had unlawfully entered canadian or air space and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian night. >> reporter: canadian prime minister justin trudeau saying he spoke with president biden and canadian forces are will

recover and analyze the wreckage of the object. u.s. officials say they first spotted the object over alaska late friday night, but president biden is ignoring questions about the incidents, watch. >> reporter: mr. president, do you know -- [inaudible] were you able to recover it yet? was it a bloorntion mr. president? >> reporter: the first chinese spy flight was shot down off the coast of south carolina last weekend, and on friday u.s. forces shot down a second object off the northern coast of alaska. but after the incident in montana last night, officials are warning that newly-heightened awareness about foreign objects in u.s. air space could lead to false positives. brian: question for you, i know it seems like ten years ago, but actually last weekend when we shot down that payload trying to pick up the bigger payload, i understand the recovery effort has been suspended? do you know why? >> reporter: brian, that's right. they're just a little delay because of weather on the coast

of south carolina. i think those will begin again once that weather passes, but we are learning a lot from the debris that u.s. officials have collected there. they said the payload is the size of a school bus, and they also said that the information they're gathering from that debris is giving them, you know, additional information about that chinese surveillance program that they were conducting in this chinese spy flight. will: all right, brooke, thank you so much for that report this morning. rachel, brian, what is going on? brian: i don't know. will: so, you know, there's a couple of options here, you just walk through this somewhat lodgey. the -- logically. the first question, are we the subject of an invasion of some kind? this seems to be, four incidences in a week's time, historically anomalous. a foreign power, most logically perhaps china, see you in a moment of weakness or compromise and say now is our time.

b, are we with shooting down objects we have nod idea what they are? that one is pretty unbelievable. i don't imagine that we would. but, c, now, is this an admission, brian, rachel, that we handled the first one wrong, the first chinese spy balloon over south carolina wrong? or did we find something already in the wreckage that is now forcing us, prodding us to shoot down anything before it even gets close? i mean, there's so many questions here based upon what is anomalous even within a week's amount of time. this is different than what happened last week with the chinese spy balloon. rachel: yeah. i mean, whoever thought this would be our news cycle, right? potentially chinese objects flying over our air space, and not only are we having to shoot them down, but they're entering our air space before we're even able to detect it. so that brings up all kinds of questions about the military. i wonder, is it the chinese working with the9 russians? we're over in ukraine right now

distracted on that front, what's going to happen here? it seems like a perfect way to distract the us. brian, the thing that concerns me is that the, you know, you're over there in arizona, beautiful place, super bowl, you know, today. this is what americans want to do the, they want to be with their families, they want to watch football, they want to enjoy their life, and they hire a president, uni, an administration, you know, the commander in chief over our military to take care of this kind of stuff and yet here we are, super bowl sunday, thinking about what's flying over -- by the way, what's happening in montana, brian, we don't even know what that was. they say it's a radar anomaly. i mean, what is that. >>? brian: yeah. i mean, i'm seeing some of the video online, not verified, just makes you wonder what happened. they shut down all flights over montana. i think we're not even to the point where we're going to generate an after-action report because we're in the middle of the action. a couple of things stand out. that is, they breached our air

space in alaska when we shot them down, so it was already in our air space. rachel: right. brian: don't you think that's a little bit of a problem? it's like an invisible fence for your dog, but he gets in the street before he gets buzzed. not good. meanwhile, we have china mocking us for our reaction to this. now, trying to make sense of this, i don't get into the mocking, but just the fact that they feel comfortable enough to say this, this is the government speaking, the joe biden administration handling of the chinese balloon case was meant to showcase the united states' strategic strength? by way with, think about that for a second, amid fears by republicans and low approval ratings of u.s. official. but instead it has shown ott the world how immature, irresponsible and, indeed, hysterical the u.s. has been. stuck in typical partisanship, orders from the white house are getting laughably juvenile. is u.s. strong or weak? it looks pretty damn tough in

the face of civilian airships and other innocuous objects. so there's a lot in there, you have to be chinese to figure it out. i will say this, if we were sending balloons over china, there'd be very little idea, very little discussion. they'd be all taken out. it took us a while to understand it was happening, if i'm to believe what we hear. four years ago this took place, three years ago this took praise. we look back at old satellite video and realize the trump administration let this happen? i'm not buying it. and the other thing i didn't have a chance to talk about, i don't know if you guys picked up on, do you remember the second object press conference when admiral kirby was out there? he's giving an update, and then somebody asked a question, could you tell us about the reports of another balloon? oh, yeah, we shot it down. we let it breach -- excuse me? you buried the lead in the middle of a press conference? that just makes people distrust, will, everything that we're

getting from the administration because, number one, they don't talk to us. trudeau called a press conference yesterday. where's the president? goes to his suv, will not even answer a question shouted from 900 feet away. -- 100 feet away. they don't tell us anything unless we find out for ourselves. i find that unacceptable and just poor leadership. will: yeah. rachel, i'll just say this, i think that that release, that statement from the chinese state-owned media, again, state-owned media, is as much of a shot as any balloon flying over our air space. that kind of statement making fun of the united states of america, in fact, perhaps, in my estimation, rachel, it needs to be looked at as a potential motive. it is to mock the united states. rachel: i think that's a great, that's an excellent point. and, brian, i agree wholeheartedly are. all the lying has to stop. already the american people have such a mistrust of all of our institutions. it used to be that we always trusted the military more than any institution, and now, you know, with all the lies about, you know, whether we, you know,

blew up those pipelines, you know, in the sea in europe or not, nord stream 2, we end don't know what's going on, but they tell us things, they lie to us, they tell us about balloons, you know, after the fact. they were still going to meet with the chinese. all of it is just building mistrust after mistrust, and i think that we're in a really dangerous state right now in america. and you're right, will, they are mocking us. >> we're going to move on here. still ahead, americans are struggling to find and pay for everyday items. how can you prepare if a recession is really coming? our next guest has some answers finish the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring - automatically.

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wage inflation in the united states. inflation's going to the be much higher than otherwise the fed will have to the tighten more than otherwise. that's going to lead to the a hard landing. rachel: his warning comes as many popular grocery store items remain in short supply. looking like cuba at some stores. here with tips to battle inflation and prepare for a potential recession is perm finance expert -- personal finance expert and host of the table on queue talking about, anthony to o'neil. so great to have you on this morning. lots of families struggling especially at the grocery store. can we start with that? what are your suggestions and recommendations for families battling inflation and also shortages at the grocery store? >> you know, rachel, good morning to you. the very first thing is i want you to the adjust your budget in other areas. you have to eat, so food has on the your main priority. and how do we adjust it? we want to cut back on monthly expenses, we want to cut back on, like, amazon prime. and also we want to scale down

on our cable and internet. we can adjust our budget, focus on the needs and not the wants, we should be able to get through this. rachel: yeah, you know, my own family, we just took our dog to the groomer, and just a couple weeks ago we went online, bought all the tools, and my husband and son groomed skippy, you know, and that saves hundreds of dollars a year, actually. so there are little things we can do to the cut back. you say that the most important thing is not to carry on debt. so how to do you address that the debt that's dragging down so many people's finances? >> right now with the cost of inflation going up right now, rachel, to borrow more money is becoming more and more expensive, so my number one key is to stay away from debt. the same way we go into our budget and adjust for groceries, budget as well for our income as well. because money flows in two ways, it flows in and it flows out as well. so what i want us to do is start the looking at our budget, see what are some other areas we can

cut back on, but at the same time the, let's not borrow money. let's pay cash and be willing to inconvenience ourselves in certain areas so that way we can avoid debt. rachel: how important during the potentially tough recession that we're going to potentially be facing is it to have an emergency fund? we're seeing a lot of layoffs from companies and, i mean, i've talked to several family members who are worried they could be part of that layoff. >> we're seeing a lot of layoffs and also as well, rachel, we're seeing nearly 64% of people are living paycheck to paycheck, that people are five paychecks away from something detrimental happening within their lives. so maybe if you are drowning in debt right now with everything in this economy, maybe pause in paying off your debt aggressively. go ahead and put at least $1,000 inside an emergency fund because we don't know what's going to happen in the near future. and the last thing i want you to do is get that alarming report that you may be let go, but at the same time if we have an

emergency fund, at least we have peace knowing we bought us a month of time to get into another job, especially some side gigs. rachel: people can see you at your youtube channel where you give those tips. st the an important time for people to the adjust but also think about what's really important in life, and maybe that's the silver lining of the recession. anthony, so great having you on this morning. >> thank you so much, rachel. appreciate you. rachel: you got it. of will? will: all right. thank you, rachel. we're going to turn now to a few additional headlines starting with the crisis at the southern border. agents in arizona arresting two migrants and a smuggler after spotting the suv driving erratically with a shredded tire last week. according to sector the chief, the driver jumped out of the moving suv and ran off after agents noticed the vehicle. one of the migrants managed to stop the moving vehicle before he was also arrested. a bomb threat yesterday at manchester boss on the regional

airport -- boston the regional airport forced authorities to do a pull sweep of a spirit airlines flight bound for florida. checked baggage and the plane, didn't find anything. passengers were rescreened and the airport returned to normal business. police are still investigating where the threat came from. so who's going to win the super bowl tonight? well, the animals at blank park zoo in des moines, iowa, have predicted nine super bowl champs. they're much better than i am. this year the giraffes predict if the kansas city chiefs will be getting the super bowl ring. so did i. those giraffes will join us later this morning. that'll be a riveting interview. to either con firm firm -- confirm their prediction or change it. well, that's not confidence-inspiring. they could potentially change

their prediction? those are your headlines this morning. well check in on the giraffes in a little bit. sound the alarm, brian's breaking the rules with barstool's dave port9 now. -- portnoy. >> do you think this is about barstool, that siren? >> probably. [laughter] they all caught wind that we were here. will: the barstool founder shares his thoughts on the big game. that's next. ♪ got me calling out for help. ♪ sos, please, someone help me. ♪ it's not healthy for me to feel in the -- ♪ ♪ welcome home, commander! [music swells] ♪ [music stops abruptly] [sigh] the most advanced vehicles are the ones that prepare you for everything. [upbeat music] ♪

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jealous. so dave and i do what we do best, we walk, and is we walked the streets. i got him out of the bar and out with the people. watch. ♪ ♪ brian: welcome to barstool sports, scottsdale version. the place is mobbed. we're actually looking for one guy in particular, dave portnoy. >> oh, fox is doing an interview. brian: the question is, can i get by in the room? >> of course you can. you've got the right guy here. proven brian here's the man, the creator of barstool. last time i saw you, it was very cold, and we were talking about a pandemic. >> yes. things have changed. for the best, right? it's warm out, super bowl week, our bar's packed, so i think we have, now, a bar in chicago, here, philadelphia. this is our third. we're opening them up everywhere. brian: is it fun or i are you still dave, the man in charge?

>> no, i have fun. i have other people -- look, there are two security guards. it's all fun. i love super bowl week, and it's my favorite -- see that guy yelling? now, there's a guy that that's not fun. brian: he does not to the like you, and you do not like him. >> i'm banned from all nfl events. brian: tom brady is retiring, what has it done for you and your family? how are you dealing with this? >> honestly, no joke, barstool may not be where it is without brady. you know, i wish him nothing but the best. we spent so much time, so many years watching him and, like, there's so many memories that are directly tied to his games, his success, and it goes bigger than football. that's the thing about football in america. it's family, it's friends, it's where you were. i remember where i was, you know, in certain moment, games,

28-3, in jail sometimes. but it is part, 20 years of my life that that really were great. brian: very interesting. by the way, do you think this is about barstool, that siren? >> probably. [laughter] they all caught wind that we were here. ♪ brian: you mentioned before about gambling, but it's really everywhere now. the game's going to be in las vegas. what do you think that does for the game? i think you would gamble on it anyway, but what do you think it because for the game? some people get worried about it. >> yeah. those people are naive in my mind. people were gambling without it being legalized. it's better with safety. we have such stringent rules that end with, like, responsible gambling and things like that. you might as well tax it, make money on it. but you do have to be careful doing too much of the extreme stuff, but it's happening anyways. why not regulate it and make sure it's safe as possible. brian: do we have the beginning of a peyton manning-tom brady

rivalry when you look at how young and agile hurts is and how young and dynamic patrick hama holmes is. is this the beginning -- patrick mahomes? >> i don't think so. obviously, mahomes has been around for a little bit, but i think more joe burrow, josh allen, the apc's loaded, mac jones is an absolute monster. i think people are sleeping on him. there's a lot of rivalries. i don't see hurts yet, maybe down the road. brian: and the game will play out how? >> i think the chiefs find a way to win a very close game. brian: do you realize we've done two long interviews, and we're always walking. >> i don't mind the walk and talk. it's good. brian we just did it. >> total professionals. brian: we're naturals when it comes to walking. >> bigtime pros. rah. [laughter] brian: yeah. i mean, i just can't believe with the gambling, 50 million americans will be expected to

bet $16 billion and, guys, this is the first time the super bowl's played in the state where gambling is legal. so a lot of people, will, are saying to themselves i'm gambling today. in the big picture, i'm not comfortable with it. i know i'm behind the times. i just see a problem with it, and i see a scandal coming down the road somehow infecting pro sports, but the horse is out of the barn. will: well, what i appreciate -- i don't completely agree with you, but what i appreciate about that is, look, we always have to figure the unintended consequences of something. and we're so, i just think as a society and certainly as lawmakers we are so arrogant about, yeah, we'll do this and we know how it's going to play out, you know? we don't know how it's going to play out. there will be repercussions, to your point, brian. a couple quick points, the walk and talk is only impressive in its pace. it's so slow. anyone who's done that on television, you walk so

incredibly unnaturally slow -- [laughter] that it's actually distracting. [laughter] and second,s second, you know what i really liked about that interview is dave admitting, and i never thought about this, tom brady's rise and the rise of the patriots coincided with the rise of barstool, and that's a lot of tension on a start-up business. barstool works, and in my estimation, in some of the same ways that fox works. it speaks to the fan or with the fan not at the fan. brian: yeah. will: okay? i worked at big sports media companies, right, many of whom want to sermonize ott the fan. barstool represents the fan, and i think a lot of ways fox represents america in a common, blue collar, you know, middle class voice. rachel: so, brian, it looks like that bar is in oldtown scottsdale, am i right in. brian: yeah. i mean, i don't know the area, i just know it was in scottsdale. rachel: beautiful area. i'm glad you're enjoying

scottsdale. of. brian: can i ask you something? rachel: yeah. brian. brian: do you think i walk uncomfortably slow? would you say that? like, when we go to break, are you going to say that to the floor manager, or does will have a little bit of an axe to grind? rachel: i think will has an axe to grind. i think he's jealous -- will: it wasn't personal. it was anybody that doesn't walk and talk knows slow down, and you have to take unnaturally slow steps. rachel: yeah. he's jealous you went to the super bowl and you had the interview with dave portnoy and you want to his bar. i mean, you have all the cool factor. and the "gronk" -- will: gellous. rachel: come on. settle down, will, settle down. [laughter] brian: don't ruin the show. [laughter] rachel: all right. now to this, a close finish for our football passing competition yesterday on fox square, and we decided by popular vote that

adam klotz wins. adam: i missed them both, rachel. [inaudible conversations] rachel: all right. of let's check in now with the champ. we love you, adam -- adam: finally! i think 10% of winning a competition is actually winning it and the other 90% is actually claiming that that you won it, and pete is great at claiming he won things, but he almost never actually wins. [laughter] okay, i have to move a whole lot faster than brian moves. aye got the brooklyn united drum line, they get together and perform around the world, and now they're going on the performing on "fox & friends" this morning. but it's a great community. can you tell me why you like to be involved in this? >> i like to be involved in it because i love to the dance and to know that i'm loved and supported by my brother withs and sisters. adam: that is a beautiful message. we're going to talk to someone on the drum line also and look how quickly i move.

this is how it's done, brian. tell me why you like to be involved out here. >> the energy that we bring to every performance and dedication we all put in to make sure we all look great and sound great. and i just love the family we all have become. adam: where all has this taken you? >> at the met gala, we performed in france twice, we just went back recently in december. adam: and now you're doing it right here. i've got to get out of the way. you guys, do your thing. ♪ ♪ ♪

will: roses are red, violates are blue, here's a valentine's day warning for you. new data reveals $1 billion was lost to romance scammers in 2022. here with tips to protect your heart and your wallet, curt can knudsen, the cyber guy.

>> not so happy figures coming out here. the stat you just mentioned, a billion, that's the first time that these scams related to the heart have crested over clash 1 billion or 10 digits. meanwhile, the scams are going down, heir just getting a lot better at getting to the single people we love in our lives. if you know somebody who's single, they've got to know this right now: red flag number one for these dating scams that are really just out of control is they're going to lie about their profession more often than anything else. they'll have a conversation about working abroad in construction or that heir in finance, they'll go on with this grandiose thing, i work in the military. watch out for that. and then if they ask you to the move a conversation from a dating app onto something else, to another platform, that's another red flag. and then red flag number three, every -- never, ever send money to them no matter what they're talking about the including financial information. red flag number four for dating, video chats.

they're not going to video chat with you. they'll say their camera's broken or my phone camera's broken. nobody's phone camera is broken. red flag number five, they move way too quickly. the relationship is simply on fire, it goes faster than what you would think or expect. and suddenly you're swept off your feet. now, all these sound so basic and simple, you say, yeah, i'll recognize that and i'll notice. when you put emotion into the equation, this is why we have victims that are tallying losses over a billion dollars. one estimate has it at $1.3 billion for 2022. you got a the just know this is incredibly important to put your eyes on if you're single. at cyber guy.com, sign up, we'll alert you to those scams. for more information, go to foxnews.com/tech. you'll find more there there as well. will, who are you banking on today? will: i have picked, and the people will say i'm biased

because i'm a cowboys fan, but i picked the chiefs, biased against the eagles will be the accusation. but i believe in patrick mahomes. those are good tips, by the way. going way too fast, won't video chat, please send me money, yeah, that's terrifying. kurt, thank you so much. we've got a big show for game day. we're going to keep you up-to-date and ready for the super bowl all morning long. ♪ -- on my own. ♪ i hate you blowing up my phon ♪ so show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. in two seconds, eric will realize they're gonna need more space... gotta sell the house. oh...open houses. or, skip the hassles and sell with confidence to opendoor. wow. request a cash offer at opendoor.com if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri.

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[cheers and applause] >> how about them -- >> chiefs! >> hey, who's for the eagles? >> how long have y'all been eagles fans? >> all our lives. >> since birth, baby. >> but philadelphia has this spirit still. this is the greatest sports own in america. >> going to be adding another one in a few days, baby, let's go! [cheers and applause