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you are looking live it state farm stadium here in glendale, arizona. in just hours the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles will face off right here in super bowl lvii. we've got plenty of inside super bowl scoop come happy this morning. but first the u.s. shoots down the third height altitude object in the span of a week. this time over canada. president joe biden authorizing norad to work with the canadian government on that operation. it comes as a present hosted governors from both parties of the white house this weekend. watch the focus on his economic plans and the battle over federal spending just days after he got into it with lawmakers during his state of the union address it. let's turn to lucas tomlinson at the white house. hello lucas. quick shannon, norad said the two objects blasted out of the sky over alaska and canada were able to successfully penetrate u.s. airspace before being detected. it appears to be a small cylindrical object. >> canada's defense minister

describing the mysterious objects shot down over the yukon saturday afternoon. the senior u.s. official describes it as a small metallic balloon with the tethered payload for u.s. air force f-22 raptor described the craft of 100 miles from alaska. for another object was shot down in a separate incident friday. >> alaska's on the front lines of defense for the united states of america for. >> norad said the origin of the two objects destroyed over the past two days remains unknown. american raptors have shot down three objects over north america within a week. beginning with a chinese spy flight off the coast of south carolina february 4. hours after the shoot down over canada the faa temporarily closing the airspace over a portion of montana not far from the canadian border in u.s. nuclear missile silos. the restriction lifted only after north launch fighter jets to investigate and declared a radar anomaly possibly a false alarm. sports is a saturday night at the white house and good morning

too. >> and messing the mystery over montana and a few hours after the object had been shot down over canada, president biden hosted governors from across the country at the white house. country music star brad paisley performed. there were a few notable absences including florida governor desantis and arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders. provided the gop response provided present biden state and the union address days prior. president biden travel to florida following state of the union address. he threatened if republicans threatened to cut social security he will be their worst nightmare. shannon: lucas tomlinson for the white house, lucas thank you very much. as you know we are live from arizona this morning for arizona governor katie hobbs was sworn in just about a month ago. hobbs afflict the state from red to blue and november after a hard-fought race but she faced off against republican kerri at lake and ally of former president donald trump. lakehead embraces controversy of claims about the 2020 election.

do not arizona has a democratic governor and senator and a democrat turned independent senator and kyrsten sinema. i sent out governor hobbs this weekend to talk about the excitement of her state hosting the game but also the backlash against her plans to do with most of the state school voucher program and has some observers say the reality of the border crisis mean she's doing some the very thing she criticized republicans for doing not long ago. the first fox news built a lujan is taking a look at the daunting challenges facing americans living in border states. >> border patrol tucson arizona sector known for its invaders, criminals and got a ways. more than 55000 single adult men have been caught crossing illegally there since october 1. in recent days tucson sector agents have made multiple smuggling bus and have arrested several pedophiles sticking across the border border patrol

sector chief testified before congress this week. >> most run from inmate fight our agents to avoid apprehension. many are previously deported felons who know they are inadmissible to the united states and many pose a serious threat to our communities. >> arizona another series of major functional bus with officers at the port of entry seizing almost half a million internal pills and six smuggling loads over a one-week span. the arizona border saw over 570,000 migrant encounters in fiscal year 2022. with the yuma sector reporting their highest total ever. and arizona governor katie hobbs has continued the practice of busing migrants to other cities around the country. in texas, human smuggling remains rampant texas dps -- camp shows a large group of illegal immigrants and failing out of a human smugglers truck. in the rio grande valley fox news and vetted with texas dps

is eight track down and arrested illegal immigrants evading in the brush. and an admission fox news is seen an uptick in chinese national crossing illegally with the source telling fox apprehensions of chinese nationals are up a staggering eight 100% over the same time last year. plexus fox news correspondent reporting from the border on the challenges facing communities there. i sent out arizona governor katie hobbs here in arizona this week to discuss that and more. click governor, walked fox news sent thank you for making time for us this is a very busy week for you with the major golf tournament, the super bowl, how was your initial foray is governor band? >> or could not be more exciting time to be the governor of arizona. as you mentioned the super bowl, what a way to walk into this office and really showcase our state. not just to the rest of the country but to the world this is going to be broadcast in 200 countries in several languages.

we are really excited. shannon: taking on the governor's office have a slew of huge issues that meet you on day one in the door. arizona is whether states must impact border situations talk about that. on the previous governor he was a republican he didn't busing you said it was a waste of taxpayer money and a political spot but npr now notes many democratic governors and mayors are considering the same thing. they are saying shift the politics of transporting migrants. is that what happened the reality for you, the situation the strain of your local border communities and that kind of thinking that change in your mind the position on whether it is okay or not to be transporting people out of the state? >> we have continued the program but with a more humane and efficient spend on it. this money was appropriate by the legislature to specifically bus these legal asylum-seekers. so our decision was to get them where they need to go, to their sponsor or where they have

resources and support instead of just putting them on a bus to d.c., which is expensive. it is days of travel with lodging and food expenses. we want to get them where they need to go. that is providing relief to these communities that need it. but also a more humane response of these folks. >> point to some the federal policies we have been say it is a magnet. what about arizonans who think don't use our tax dollars to invite people here and tell them are going to give them a paid trip to where they actually want to go within the state. isn't that an attractive poll on nursing record numbers of illegal immigration at the border? certainly can be seen that way. it was money appropriated by a republican legislature in the previous legislative term. at the governor's request to do this busing program. set leaders already appropriated money. i want to focus on how we use the taxpayer resources in the best way possible to address the needs of the impacted

communities. but then continue to push washington to actually solve this issue. shannon: governor polis was doing busing until chicago and york asked them to stop sending people there they are feeling overwhelmed. dealing with reality many reporter communities deal with. he is put the blame on the federal government he says they have not got it together on immigration and border, do you blame the feds question. >> this can is been kicked on road for decades by both parties parties in washington solve the immigration crisis could help with economy. help with inflation. we need real solutions. shannon: the idea can be taxed at the magnet you and not something in your state of the state address, 40 million-dollar plan for students who are here illegally but be able to go to college with assistance here in arizona for the house majority leader here who is a republican said this about that plan. he said governor katie hobbs and her state of the state stated she like to invest $40 million to help pay for illegal immigrants to attend college in

arizona, what about legal citizens of arizona or any other state? proxy apps increase funding for arizona's promise scholarship program which helps arizona students. but our plan to create the scholarship program for dreamers is right in line with arizona voters who overwhelmingly passed a provision in this last election to provide in-state tuition for dreamers. his arizona students who went to arizona schools and high sch schools. and should be afforded the same opportunities as other arizona students for their not eligible for federal assistance including pell grants. >> is in a magnet that when you look at these other programs people say they know they can get across the border of course people with their children to get an education. >> would talk many students who probably came in their infants. before they had any control over the decision. and he went to arizona schools are like this is the only country they know. they are not the ones that made the choice to come here.

and they deserve the opportunity in the country they call home. shannon: let's talk about education k-12 here in arizona. you're getting heat for potentially trying to relock the voucher system errors gives people a portion of would be spent in public schools and allows them to take that elsewhere use for their students. here's what arizona state president warren peterson has to say it would be a huge debacle a mistake for her to eliminate the esa program you have a ton of minorities and low income people pretty have a lot of a base that benefit very much in the esa person you are going to hurt the people that are your supporters. quick so start by saying that regardless of your philosophy on whether a taxpayer dollars to go to public or private schools, this is going to bankrupt our state. many independent analysis have shown that. we are not calling for a repeal of the entire program. work on for a repeal of the universal expansion. the focus that president peterson cited and the quote you

just shared, they are not actually benefiting from this program there's no evidence that shows that pay for the most part these families, regardless of getting a private school voucher they are not able to afford the cap intuition that exists. and so largely wealthy families that are already sending their kids to private school and can arty afford the tuition are the ones getting the subsidy for private school. shannon: you talk about the financial impact on the sacred we looked around and looks like the estimates on what you spent on public school students rubbing off your pop top of your heads in the nine -- 10,000 dollar range which would pattern the esa vouchers to be 7000. this comes from an opinion piece in the wall street journal they cite the commonsense institute in this talk about the people taken these factors and left and not anymore going to be in that pool for public school students they say the common sense institute calculates this decline generates more than hundred million dollars in annual statewide savings, more than offsetting three to

77 million and a projected cost of the full esa program. i'm not great at math but what they are saying here by their calculation and save the statement. >> i don't dispute their math. but they are not looking out the whole picture. many of the students that are applying for and receiving these vouchers are in districts that are not getting the funding from the states. they are just relying on the property tax base is not hitting the bottom line at their school districts at all. it is pulling money out of the entire system. and as a result the school system roughly 80% of families and students still continue to choose in arizona the public district school system is being robbed of those resources. that is creating an equal playing field where those resources aren't going to the schools that needed the most. shannon: i want to place or thing the state majority house leader sent in response to your play to think this was his response to your state of the state address. >> we also think it is only

right arizona students have the same choice that governor hobbs had attending a private school. she credits for helping her build a better life. >> reference there's the remic catholic high school you went too. so why shouldn't all students have a chance at what you said was so important in your own life? >> i grew up in a working-class family. this was well before any of the public assistance for private school existed but my parents made that choice. i begged them to send me too public school and we sacrificed a lot their times in my family we were on food stamps. and so it was a choice they m made. and they struggled to make that choice. what i want is for every student in the state of arizona no matter where they live to have access to high quality public education. with this universal voucher system that is not happening. shannon: but if there public school is failing note to giving them a chance to go somewhere else like you did?

proxy schools are failing because we are failing to invest in them. they're being starved of resources. shannon: i went drastically about the direct ceiling for the national governors association put on the statement this week we call about the administration and congress to consider serious long-term reforms or reduce the national debt for the country on a more sustainable fiscal footing because of course federal funding close to things you have to get done here in the state. you cannot go out and print money you have to balance your budget. so advice for washington? >> washington eased out the issue both in the short-term and long-term. so yes we need long-term solutions. but we need to make sure we have financial stability now and that involves increasing the debt ceiling so we can pay our obligations and not default on the debt and make sure there is financial stability. shannon: will see if they listen to what you have to say, and thank you much for your time too. >> thank you so much. shannon: up next is a question parents grapple with how it

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first time for more news and politics of the morning print lesson week u.s. brought down the spy balloon over the atlantic ocean, we are learning at least two more high-altitude objects have been detected and taken down. raising a slew of new questions about what is going on? here to help us answer joining america's newsroom anchor bill hemmer and clay. jump to him and they let you in the stadium are glad you made inside her is the best day. if you are a sports fan. >> who builds a better one. i agree per shirt together. let's talk about the balloons lesson we also the scare over montana like they investigated maybe it was a false reading on the rain or at least they didn't find anything there. clay, what is going on? what's a great question we were just talking about this. how in the world we not know exactly within shot down in what is exactly going on there? to me i wonder if there's some sort of divide inside of china,

if china is involved here and whether they are actually having a military versus jinping dispute in some way. because it would be so humiliated think they did to biden to have that balloon go across the nation for as long as it did he felt like he had to have an aggressive response. it's weird to me guys we still don't have definitive answers as to what is going on. >> we deserve answers. whether or not all three of these objects were china or perhaps they weren't. what if the other two were from moscow? we need to know. the last 10 days to me have given me a whole hold port census taken me back to the 1980s. i'm not saying there at that level but the economies of the soviet union and united states were never intertwined back t then. but today we are with china and a significant way. think about two things this past week joe biden's interview when he was asked about this ordeal. he said to judy that it would

not matter in the end, his position was he doesn't think u.s./china relations have taken a big hit. i don't know if they have or not. shannon: they don't take that call. >> if you want to find something that congress can agree on today, the house passed a resolution condemning beijing 419 -- zero. we have really ever seen them. >> is a thing say we think about the response and how exactly it is going on, imagine what americans would contemplate if during the 1980s russia had sent any sort of spy initiative across the entire country. it would been seen as a major affront to our national sovereignty. the fact biden is trying to downplay this does not correspond with the national mood in any way. thank you looks tone deaf. ask interestingly is this opinion piece in the wall street journal after shutdown the thing in alaska whatever that was on friday says this.

this time biden waste of time shooting out a client born ensure the white house seems to underestimate the bipartisan political anger and allow a spiny's spy craft to wander over military sites for days before shutdown. so bill, they have seen and heard the backlash and also no hesitation with this. >> went beer with you in washington this past week for state of the union the administration was giving off a vibe we took care of it. i thought it was a little tone deaf. everywhere went the previous week all anyone was talking about was this balloon, where it came from. hooks or something center tester a democrat had to say when they had hearing about this. talks i do not want a balloon going across the united states. we could've potentially taken it down over the aleutian islands. >> there members of his own party saying the president needs to get together for. >> friday were doing the clay

and buck showed my initial response is in time you have a foreign aircraft in any way that penetrates american airspace how is the immediate response not to shoot it down question is how americans felt to allow this thing to slowly move across the country and use the excuse of we are worried about what might happen when it fell down. there's a lot of parts of al alaska. super jacked up about a lot of things. she was beside herself this past week on capitol hill with regard too. shannon: let's talk about the folks who might want to be the next commander-in-chief going into 2024. expected nikki haley announcement this week. she is in it sounds like. >> she is in and i would say there's a few others he beat mike pompeo out there may be a tim scott. maybe a rhonda sanchez.

huck's longtime strategy to get a good the other day. desantis won his reelection. he can't really just turn and burn. not on the national stage free donald trump is already there. and in a sense he can make the case desantis is spotting trump a six month lead on this. desantis is 46 years old maybe he gets in. doesn't. but with regard to joe biden this past week, he said the same as saying for months. it is his intention to run. haven't made the decision been the pbs interview it is my intention to run. i would say right now intent is full and he will be a willing participant. shannon: the bowling has been terrible from the past few weeks is not public and is overwhelmingly independent and a majority of democrats to say nothing so that too. >> the big question for republicans i believe invited will be ni would shocked if he is not.

continually get into the conversation a big way other than trump? i think desantis feels that trump is lighting himself on fire. they have the benefit of being able to lay out the florida legislature maybe an ounce around july 4 have some momentum running into iowa. in that contrast you mean, trump does not take the age of biden on the table it will be a discussion throughout 23's desantis has three young kids, young wife. i think the biden people are desperate to go against trump. i think they are terrified. >> going after desantis. >> look at the "washington post" bowling. it looks pretty good. all of the numbers are still breaking his way in that pou poultry. shannon: and got tim scott out there very interesting voice for the gop. he's really fought on police reform. going to continue to do that. he's visiting iowa in his home state of south carolina two.

>> to see how he does on the stump. when you're pressing the flesh in elf there a lot of people going to judge, engage, the-contract which goes a long way. >> does. you want to be in their living room right shannon? shannon: you got me the diners, the full pulse expected talk to three or four times and i look for the pick the row. we talk about desantis people close to him he does not feel the pressure to jump in right away their concerns about making too soon that kind of thing that this headline talk about three different super pacs backing desantis as a kid with the goal of people in the effort is to build up volunteers and infrastructure so and eventual desantis campaign is not at a disadvantage when he officially launches his campaign. got people during the work form play. >> look i think the longer you stay out of the race i think desantis is plain this really

well. trump is coming after him. it was a guide to respond best to trump and what did kemp and george is a time after time? i am not mad at him, he is mad at me. that really resonated in the state of georgia. feels like desantis is running that playbook a little bit every time trump was a jab at him. >> i've been wondering how do you knock trump off? a lot of republican spiders don't feel trump is the guy to bring in the most votes. they're trying to keep this one on one. >> after iowa, after new hampshire, after south carolina they think perhaps after that moment you can whittle down the feel it and go one-on-one. some people think it's the best chance. shannon: what up mike pompeo? it feels like he's moving in that direction two. >> a lot of things i think about with all these spy objects or whatever they are in the past 10

days the world can get very serious and very quick. you do not know how the american people react. pompeo is a really serious guy. if times get more serious he could beat more so suitable. >> why it from republicans i would love trump and running together you have issues over the big votes in florida people not talking about that they're both citizens of the same state. think these guys pompeo, nikki haley would just talk about tim scott. they are on the audition stage to me too potential be vice president. doesn't hurt and i think those guys are going to kind of start to make their case we'll see. one of things i think it's fascinating, and does trump make a decision to think about turning his contest into who he could be the way he would like to do the apprentice. he said television genius i think of. >> were here at the super bowl. told me when you're coming

everyone thanks they should be a first round draft pick. just like all of these candidates in d.c. they all believe they are. shannon: clay, her that this week center josh hawley tied my kids and social media for you've got three young boys. he is proposing a ban on social media for people in the u.s. under 16. here is what he said. >> kids can go online and set up their own accounts. parents don't know about it they don't have any idea what's happening. the technology is changing faster than parents can keep up with that if i can attest to that as a parent. parents need help here. shannon: how would some american parent samsara it's against the law i cannot allow you to have twitter or tiktok. >> here's what i will tell you my 15-year-old test screen time limits that are set by my wife who was more technologically astute than i am her i said does this actually restrict your ability to get on snapchat or tiktok and look at things

question what they said no that i can do this and then i can do this. >> exactly. >> my thing as a parent even if i agree keeping them off of social media smart, they are so much more sophisticated with using their phones and try to fair how to interact with different we can possibly do to restrict them. make that i know all about. i know all about that. i talked to josh hawley on saturday i thought he said to very interesting things. he said we are trying to build this law survey minor signs up for an app the parents get an immediate notification. the other thing he wants to give minors ability to delete all of their data. reason being college admissions, jobs in the future. to which i said but the tech lobby is so strong how are you going to get this through a thanks the polling numbers are in his favor gives them a ch

chance. there are companies now making films there's a company called pinwheel of austin, texas the parent controls all of the devices before they head over to their kindred. >> one of the challenging thing is to fly about how old they are to be able to register. >> believe it or not. they have age limits. he is one 100% right think about tiktok but as we start this conversation discussion with china may or may not be dealing with the spy balloons and everything else they are spying on all of us. with what they are doing on tiktok. shannon: there is bipartisan agreement on that. >> is a building on this is when you think about these kids and what they are putting out there as teenagers, they are constantly getting blown up happens with athletes all of the time. how in the world can you get in trouble at 16 years old you're putting something out that when we hold minors accountable for actual crimes. a tweet they saiy are 15 or 16 blows them up it's crazy. shannon: frequently before you go i need your thoughts on the

game. i know the bengals are not in it. >> by the way he should have heard this guy breaking down all of the calls. shannon: you both have 10 seconds on your picks for today. >> is america's greatest game i feel lucky to attend this game. it is a ton of fun. yes i wish my bengals were here. i made my case to the commissioner over the weekend. >> he really dead for. >> i think philadelphia is too big and too strong. i think that was they win this game. i've been told all week and i'm romping. >> 24 -- 20 chiefs patrick mahomes' the mvp. shannon: you got it right here will hold due to it and check in later. up next just hours with a big game chiefs and eagle swear off and super bowl lvii. i sat down with some legends of the games are fox nfl crew it down next.

shannon: welcome back but we are like they're from the dead zone state farm stadium ahead of tonight's big game on fox5 months of amazing football leading up to today in arizona where we will see number one overall seat above the antecedent ast score for the nfl crown kansas city and. reporter: them patrick mahomes make their third trip in just five years seeking to finish second title that time frame for on the other side we find philadelphia's newcomers nick

and galen hurt megan the first ever appearance together. i had the chance to catch up with the crew of fox nfl sunday to get their take on what to watch for tonight. >> guys, welcome to "fox news sunday". what a privilege to have you. we are going get to the mechanics of the game but first i need to get to know you a little bit more. you may have to answer some questions about each other. coach unger to start the new look objective to me. you recruited terry to play in college. he's got court super bowl rings is that right? let's imagine these guys all playing together in the nfl but at the same time. terry takes the snap, who decembers michael or how we? >> i think michael would get to him first. but how we would break his back. >> how it would get there with more ill will. [laughter] [laughter] >> is that true? explain you have medium violent? >> we just want to be able to get to know you little more. >> he has some violence in him. >> okay dinner after the big game, who is the fancy one here?

who's going to want to order the bottle of wine? who is your connoisseur? >> and mike that is you but you have yet in my years of knowing you to ever wear the same clothes. you have more closed, more shoes more stuff, more watches,. >> refined. but i'm going to have to give you a secret not many people know this for. >> do tell. this went right here with the flathead. >> a violent one. doxy orders catch up prystaiko. [laughter] shannon: is that true holly? what is wrong with that i do that too. >> the state i grew up immediately and catch it. [laughter] shannon: okay but now you guys are fancy. at the end of this fancy meal, who is not going to be at the table when the bill comes? >> i do need to go to the bathroom occasionally. [laughter] jimmy seems to slip out of stuff really easily. he says i'm gotta get out of

here early. a little bit of desert and is out. >> is not one of a scepter that would not try to take the check. all four of us or try to take the check. shannon: is more of in honor of who was the honor during the check. this being properly pleaded out a picture he did not have always close operate which of these guys is most likely to do that? >> that would be me. [laughter] shannon: was a stunt double body double or was it you? so you can use that body that was me. [laughter] is an insulting thing and just send her. >> i am actually surprised you claim that body. left my foot that it's another story. [laughter] shannon: are a. to me this game boils down to can eagles defense stop the run for only seven men in the box seat get coverage on kelsey? i don't know any of that means.

seven men in the box? figured you guys would know that means. she would use bracket coverage. some i have had help with that question. michael what you see is case of the game? >> defense obviously you can stop who both of the offenses can score a lot of points. when you look at both these defense them great defensive lineman chris jones against city chiefs, the eagles have a group of guys who can't rush to pass. you are right about that can you put pressure on bill melugin and then cover kelce prevents a big thing for the philadelphia eagles to do. the got a lot more challenges. they have the run option pass play they're not afraid to let jalen hurt wando. they're going to throw it all out there. shannon: terry you've had sons who've played against each

other. we've got the kelce brothers in the same what is it like for parents and also for the brothers question or give the family bragging rights in addition to winning the game for your team. >> distressful weeded week is a great week in the kelce family to have one son drafted your fortune intact too. not to be playing in the super bowl is amazing. we unfortunately were able to cover one of our sons, chris, and the super bowl they were down 28 -- three times not a great guy to be around at that point. i like the kelce brothers, our boys played against each other. the first time fox let me go the person they played against one another and kyle got a big fight chris ends up running off the sideline is going out there kyles is throwing up bodies around and chris were you thinking? he said i was just hoping he knew who i was. [laughter] shannon: a whatsapp plant is brothers tomorrow but let's talk about the coaches with our coach pete and he read a lot more experienced. does that give them a measurable advantage in this game? >> i think it does.

andy has won a super bowl he will a first ballot hall of famer as a coach. he's got on the best records of any coach of all time. great person. really a good man. he is admired by everybody in the league. nick is a great coach when he is on the offenses been outstanding this year. shannon: let's talk hardbacks or stars of the show much like you are at all times. how do you assess these two quarterbacks? >> a little bit different they are both young obviously. jalen is more the runner with the football as patrick mahomes is a scrambler with the foo football. both are injured but one has a shoulder, hurts and it's an ankle patrick mahomes creates open lanes with moving around paris watches game tomorrow night i would lay a lot of money

that very few times under five mahomes will stay in the pocket and throw part he is always on the move. jalen will do the run/pass option for he will run with it, he can throw it. we will have to see on the deep balls how the shoulder is. if it's injured or the joint, prior to getting injury he was probably the front runner for mvp which mahomes end up get getting. what was a second round pick most of first round pick in mahomes were there both fun to watch. mahomes is just filled full of charisma. every time something great is going to happen. just like that. the other kid he is solid, he is stationary, he moves around he does everything work looks like this is exactly the way the play should have been run. he's also very much fun to wa watch. shannon: by the way talk of a

potential league wide retirement of the number 12. is that you or brady? when you take? what is your position on that? >> the original precursors talk of retiring tom brady's number across the lake is that because of you? >> that is me. [laughter] thank you mike. i think you think it's a good idea. [laughter] >> the initial request let me tell you something i never lost a super bowl okay? i never lost one. >> three, that's four. [inaudible] shannon: what i figured out as i need to go to dinner with you all tonight because all four of you are going to fight over paying for it. >> yes big question among thank you very much great to see you guys, have a great game. shannon: up next to one of my favorite players to come through my beloved florida state university an incredible success on and off the field. we will introduce you to former

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shannon: lively building glendale, arizona head at tonight's big game, the super bowl on this sunday we want to bring in the story former nfl player who followed his passion from the gridiron to the operating room. dr. myron rolle was an all-american safety at florida state university. he excelled in the classroom too. he famously missed half of a college family interviewed for and won a prestigious rhodes scholarship. setting at the university of oxford in england. his end drafted into the nfl playing for the tennessee titans

and the pittsburgh steelers. but then he stepped away from football to attend medical school at florida state. he is now a neurosurgeon at massachusetts general hospital in boston. recently authored a book the 2% way, how a philosophy of small improvements that went to, the nfl and neurosurgery. i recently spoke with dr. myron rolle about his amazing life. shannon: joining us now dr. myron rolle be great to have with you on "fox news sunday" for. >> thank you for having me. >> i just finished your book the 2% white which encourages all of us not to worry about making huge unrealistic strides but little changes along the way to finding success. and in the bucket tell the story of yourself as a young man. he wrote down in a notebook when you grow up number one play football in the nfl. number two become a neuro neurosurgeon. lofty goals. but you didn't nail both of these. how do you want to inspire a young person today who feels like maybe that's not realistic for them or having more than one

big dream is too much? >> often times we are struggling with comparing ourselves to other people in social media, friends, family, everyone else in our circle and set of focusing on our lane, who we are have a small wednesday small incremental groups every day. in the process of making us a better person uplifts a community around us rate i tell a young person who's hearing my story are reading my story you do not have to be at a neurosurgeon you do not have to be at an nfl player to be a success success could look like you, it can be like you can come from your zip code income from your family it's a 2% ways of verse great start in achieving those goals. shannon: i'm a huge florida state then you're one of our greatest players. they already showing up at this game after event and interviewed found that you were going to be a rhodes scholar. what was that like for you moving between those different spaces? >> being able to have that day or one the scholarship in alabama, flew up to marilyn, got into the game on the second quarter joint my teammates we won the game is a big victory

for me, my family, student athletes, my university i do credit my parents coming from the bahamas making sure my brothers and i focus on education had a great academic growlers. trying to a chain that even before athletic glory. all of that foundational influence i had from my parents i think set me up for that moment when the parallel roads of going to oxford as a road scholar and only 32 people get them every year it's really prestigious award versus going to the national football league coming off of a really great all-american type junior season florida state university. shannon: you are working hard at doing around-the-clock, putting in extra hours, doing work on your own time, looking for mentors. this was not a mistake and success these are very hard choices. >> absolutely. i think football that growth and experience i had an failure getting knocked down, getting back up, playing the next play.

overcoming adversity, and taking tough coaching. i've used the same principles and trying to be a better husband, a better father obviously a better neurosurgeon able to take care of patients about coaching, pressure, mitigating those pressures, adapting very tough situations. being able to prepare properly through mri, ct scans, x-rays ever patients prior to getting into the operating room so i've able to have a plan a, b, c, d all the first ones go wrong. so football it was a great preparation. that chapter is over now i'm moving into medicine and being an adult with four kids two sets of twins a loving wife it's all work itself out pretty well. shannon: i love this two sets of twins are both professional she is a dentist you are in your neurosurgeon residency brady families big for you freight how you manage all the sings questioner. >> my wife, latoya, is an amazing support system for me. we have my mother-in-law who lives with us in the house my parents live 30 minutes away we have a nanny.

it's a total village for those four kids as they grow, as they move around. every single day trying to get better trying to be attentive in understanding when in the hospitals all focus and attention to our patients we went out of the hospital i'm dad, i'm husband i need to make sure the house is working well and i am being a contributing member. >> doctor this is obviously brain injury brain health is your specialty. howdy filler gemma cte and how could we do a better job with prevention, with research? >> are doing a better now than they were 10 or 15 years ago is not just football it's cheerleading, when you throw flyers up and there they follow hitler had played hockey, so soccer, many different youth sports have children who received concussions and have to sort of mitigate the steps clinically. one thing that's really happened with the research is that physicists are now involved. looking at rotational movement of the head and making sure we are protecting our players with

the right equipment straight then you have social scientists look at the failure to report football players especially. you have coaches and other people may say suck it up and get back on the field where there has to be a culture that shifts and changes in says look, a concussion a blow to the head traumatic brain injury is as serious as the torn ligament or broken shoulder or any other common orthopedic injury may receive in football or in a contact sport. shannon: are in exceptionally busy man doctor, but do you have any thoughts or predictions of the super bowl? >> well i do. i still watch football i am able to decompress watching little ball and i love it. a lot of my teammates are still coaching or scouting. i love the philadelphia eagles i think jalen hurt story coming from being benched in college going to another school, continued to work at his craft and take his team to the championship, that is remarkable. so i love feel-good stories and i think he is a wonderful example of it.

i think they are motivated to do wellin one swivel game for sure. six illustrate what you talk about the 2% waiver you are an inspiring story too. doctor thank you very much for your time. >> think is hunter having appreciate you. shannon: dr. myron rolle started the caribbean foundation aims for neurological surgeon trained to the islands which he says often lack access to the level of care available here in the u.s. cap next, a look at fox sports coverage of tonight super bowl. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. what's up my trade dogs? you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. let the stars choose your next... [inaudible] it's time to take control of your investing education. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade.

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