inside my body with just the click of this button. a button? no mask? no hose? just sleep. yeah but you need the hose, you need the air, you need the whoooooosh... inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com >> steve: eyes in the sky. white house aides have biden address the public about flying objects. >> do anything to protect the american people. >> furious ohio residents are demanding answers. >> two weeks since massive train derailment. our eyes burning. exposed skin. it was terrifying. >> border agents in arizona today. >> the white house is slamming the move house republicans less time on publicity stunts. >> this is a crisis but man made crisis. >> i am running for president of

the united states of america nikki hali launched her 2024 gain. >> if you are put your trust in a new generation. >> how about those chiefs. >> world champs ♪ you got to fight for your right to party ♪ >> rehoboth beach, we hear rehoboth beach in the news a lot because that's where president biden has a home and that looks like the street that leads down to the ocean. >> steve: there is a gazebo right there. >> you can't see any of the classified documents from here. i guess they took them out already. also raided university of delaware. >> ainsley: safe place in the garage.

>> steve: exactly. >> brian: wasn't like they were on the street. >> steve: they were in the trunk of the corvette relearned. >> brian: of course. why wouldn't they be. >> steve: that's all. welcome aboard, folks. hour two of "fox & friends" live from new york city where, right now, believe it or not, on this, the 16th day of february it is 51 degrees, high of 63. sorry, ainsley about the snow. >> ainsley: i really would like some snow at some point. it is new york city where we could get snow in march. >> steve: we could. stay tuned. >> ainsley: we have had that before. >> ainsley: i'm kind of over it. just accepted it. probably not going to get snow. spring feels like it's coming early. >> steve: in the spring we plant. in the meantime, let's talk about the news of the day. the white house is still deciding whether president biden will address the unidentified flying objects or the unidentified aerial phenomenon as they like to call it spotted across the united states as lawmakers are demanding some

sort of action. >> ainsley: china claimants spy plane shot down south carolina was blown way off course. >> brian: no one is buying it. peter is live at the white house. >> the latest is this spy flight was headed for hawaii and guam but was blown off course by wind, that is what an anonymous u.s. official is telling reuters but very few officials on capitol hill believe that. you don't coincidentally veer over some of the most sensitive u.s. facilities right in the middle of the country. that's just not a coidges path. >> peter: that would be some wind as south carolina is a world away from guam. and hawaii and as the spy flight parts dry out, the fbi is trying to gather intel secretary of secretary antony blinken may meet with chinese counterpart

security forum neutral ground in germany. vice president harris is saying she does not think the spy flight incursion should hurt u.s. and china relations. president biden himself may talk about this soon and even though it has been a while about two years before the pentagon initially said they wouldn't rule out extraterrestrial activity which the white house walked back, we did ask him about this. >> president obama says there is footage and records of objects in the skies. these unidentified aerial phenomenon and he says we don't know exactly what they are. what do you think that it is? >> i would ask him again. thank you. [laughter] come on, let's go. >> peter: gone from laughing about strange things in the sky to shooting at strange things in the sky in a little less than two years. back to you.

>> steve: very thorough report. so, peter, you have gone from unidentified flying objects to unidentified crying objects at home. welcome back. >> peter: it's good to be back. i was just thinking about it. [awe] >> watching the spy flight path in the hospital. my baby has never been alive since -- she has never lived in the world where the chinese do not have spy planes over the u.s. it's quite a time. >> ainsley: peter, what's it like? are you getting any sleep? >> yes. we're getting some sleep. and the baby has been very well behaved. you can see here there. police grandma and grandpa down this weekend. >> steve: is that my official name grandpa. >> peter: me and my sister call you mr. doocy but grandchild can call you grandpa. >> ainsley: how is hillary

doing? >> she is a chopper. she is great mom already. two weeks and one day. and she's figuring it all out as well as anybody could. >> steve: grandma and i were down there this weekend and hillary is doing a great job. >> ainsley: i saw the pictures. that has to mean so much to you to see your own child have a baby and be a grandfather and is he at the grand house he is doing okay. is he a grown up. >> ainsley: best day. they always say your wedding is so fabulous when you birth your first child, it's so just can't each explain it it's amazing. >> peter: i didn't even have to do the hard part. someone just handed me the kid. >> ainsley: you have got put that kid through college. >> brian: congratulations peter, we will check in with you again. the story is the president has done the impossible. bringing washington together. both sides cannot believe he has not spoken out at all and given any speeches and definitive review of what is going on in

our skies. what did we shoot down? the first one we know why think as we fish out of the ocean. the other three we don't know. toyota is having a discount sell on sale can as which we blew out of the sky $450,000. a shot missed the first one. if you have look at even senator blumenthal came out and said the american people need to know more. roger marshall get in front of america and tell us firsthand we are safe. dan sullivan the administration needs to be more transparent and this was a bipartisan view of this. and we need to know. and does anyone of sane mind, which means nobody in new york city subways. does people in sane minds think that china's balloon went off course while going all through our military, most military sensitive sites and we would identify it as totally maneuverable and being controlled by another source?

of course no one buys that why the administration trying to sell us and why the vice president doesn't come out and say this is a major breach as does the president who says i made it clear to president xi that we want competition. we don't want conflict. really? they are the aggressors, forcing this on us. and we're making the very mature decision not to look at it as aggressive. they want to be aggressive. and it their rhetoric from here on in is aggressive. which translate as weakness. >> steve: so, what we know for sure, according to reporting on this is apparently those -- we know the first thing was a spy balloon from china. we know that because we watched it take off from an island island in china in january. now the thinking inside the government by the analyst. the super smart people who study this. those three other things that we downed. not surveillance machines. although we won't know. according to the experts until we actually find some debris

and, you know, don't hold your breath on that. now, the thinking is that they were designed as weather research or scientific and simply balloons that stopped working. >> brian: how could we not know that. >> steve: essentially airborne trash. apparently there is a lot of it. the other thing they can't figure out why the spy balloons' kill switch, it had a self-destruct function that did not activate. normally if they thought the united states was going to be able to bring it down and look at it, they would blow it up. but, for some reason, it didn't blow up. however, the thinking is china may have tried to blow it up and destroy the evidence but they lost control of it. >> ainsley: we just want to know why were they spying on us? what information did they get? what did they hear? >> brian: five years. >> ainsley: these other objects, we don't know why they shot them down. we haven't gotten any information there are sources that say the president is going to speak. he is leaving to go to poland on

monday they are hearing sources saying today. we just don't know. everyone is asking him, please, we need more communication. but some democrats are saying but he doesn't have extra information. if he speaks, then he is not going to give us any new information. we just want to hear from the leader of this country to make sure we are all safe and what they are shooting at. what they know. mike pompeo says the same thing that many others are saying, we have more questions than we have answers, listen. >> we know there was the balloon that transited the continental united states we know that the biden administration now knew about this early on and chose not to take it down before it began its collection everett over the united states. the chinese are squawking saying it was a weather balloon. we know it wasn't a weather balloon. and we know that they had the capacity to control the places that it went. as i also heard the biden administration say it was just drifting. that's not fundamentally true. they were able to maneuver this with some specificity. the last thing, i have heard even some republicans say goodness, they have satellites

what could these balloons possibly do. as a cia director you want many views, many possibility, you want sound, you want imagery, you want all of those things. and a low flying balloon over our military installations is a significant, not an insignificant event in the united states of america. >> ainsley: what are they planning? >> brian: keep in mind, china not only isn't apologetic they said yesterday that america abuse force and overhe is indicate lated used these throat illegally sanction chinese companies. china will pose -- impose counter measures which i think they are doing. >> ainsley: they are claim would he go had 10 balloons over the last year over china. >> brian: we don't have a balloon program sadly. i will add this they sanctioned raytheon defense departments which prevent them from, i guess, expanding factories in china. i think if it takes china sanctioning american companies to get us out of there. please sanctioning, please. >> ainsley: we have changed how the military is sanctioning and responding to these types of

threats now as a result of that chinese spy flight. we are paying closer attention which is why those three were shot down, many is saying. there is the security conference in munich tomorrow. february 17th through the 1st. and our vice president will be there. so will antony blinken ourselves. and there -- also there a top chinese diplomat. and they are scheduled to attend this conference together. i wonder if there will be conversation. >> steve: maybe. we may hear from the president between now and his trip to poland. they want to lower the anxiety. unfortunately, if the president goes out and talks about ufos that could freak people out at this point sounds like the white house is just happy with john kirby stepping up to the podium answering questions. >> brian: trying to let us know that they shot down three benign things little by little because when the president goes and makes an announcement we shot down our own weather balloons or that it was a blow-out sale at the mitsubishi dealer that might be embarrassing. >> steve: it might be. because they said yesterday they could those things could simply

be used car lot balloons that became untethered. we're not talking about the one that goes like this. we're probably talking about the great big round ones. anyway. >> brian: remember they said an octagon? what happened to that thing? >> steve: apparently it had a pay load. >> ainsley: houston to shoot down one of these objects? >> steve: half a million dollars. >> ainsley: imagine if it's a balloon from a car dealership. >> steve: kevin mccarthy is going to lead a delegation of members of congress of members to the congress to the border to the tucson sector today. they will receive a briefing and an aerial tour from the border protection folks to show them exactly. you know, a lot of these incoming freshman members of congress have been talking about the border, haven't seen it with their own two eyes. they are all going to see what our government is up against with thin flux of migrants. >> brian: derrick van orden is one of them. yesterday was about fentanyl and how china. have you heard of that country? they are responsible and how they make it and mold it and get through. how much has been caught and

captured, and what is actually -- we have no idea what actually got through these ports of entries or been snuck over in backpacks, senator ted cruz let the dea administrator have it. >> dhs's responsibility is to maintain the southern border and the ports of entry. our investigations do tell us that the vast majority of fentanyl is coming in the ports of entry two particularly in california and two in arizona. >> we're cutting the number of cbp agents in half hurt our ability to stop drugs, yes or no? >> senator i believe it would. >> this is a crisis but it is a man made crisis. this administration made a conscious political decision to open the borders. >> brian: not pressure china on fentanyl and he is 100 percent right. you can't have a strong argument that they didn't destroy our border. >> ainsley: it was a mom on fox. i watched an interview with her. her son is addicted to fentanyl. she said a, i'm scared that he's going to die.

but, b, we have spent so much of our resource was trying to get our child the help he needs it's torn up our family. it has made us all so stressed out. can you imagine if you are going through that? so many american families are and the stress that that puts on a family. and it's happening -- how many people do you know that have -- you have heard have died of fentanyl? i think i have heard like three or four over the last few months. >> steve: so many families, absolutely. >> ainsley: people that are connected to me. not even just news storiess we wehave done. >> steve: steve scalise said within the first two weeks of the new congress they would pass some sort of legislation regarding imgray, fentanyl and everything like that. but, apparently, according to the d.c. news sources, inside the republican caucus they are split. they can't decide what kind of legislation. they can't decide okay, we are going to put all of our eggs into impeaching mayorkas or coming up with some sort of legislation. right now.

>> brian: yesterday was in the senate. and the border patrol chief warned that agents have seized enough fentanyl to kill 100 million people. so that will be in america. fantastic. all right. meanwhile. >> ainsley: thankfully they seized that. how much is here that they haven't gotten. >> steve: got away. >> brian: 15 minutes after the hour. ashley you have the latest news? >> we will start with the vigil on michigan state university campus. thousands gathering to remember the three students killed and pray for those wounded in monday night's shootings. the vigil taking place as new surveillance footage captured the moments before the shooting surfaces. we are also learning suspect anthony mccr mcrae had multiple magazines. jumped the gun charges against mcrae says it's standard practice for a first time gun offender to plead down to a misdemeanor. adding quote most people charged with carrying a weapon don't go on to commit murder. shocking video emerging of yesterday's deadly military helicopter cash in alabama. a doorbell cam capturing the moment that black hawk falls from the sky.

can you see it circled there on your screen. the crew members, two of those crew members from the tennessee national guard who were out on a training flight were killed. no injuries were reported on the ground. buff the cause of the crash is still under investigation. alaska's republican and energy officials are speaking out as president biden considers killing the state's willow project oil drilling proposal that would have created and would create thousands of jobs. >> you know, this is going to have a major impact on the environment, what we're doing. and it's going to take millions of barrels of oil off the road. >> we have an an american company wanting to invest american money in creating american union jobs to create american energy on american soil. >> the proposal would allow alaska to pump an additional 180,000 barrels of oil per day. the mask singser of season # premier kicking off with a hollywood legend.

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basically swamp, this was found in his backpack, we believe, and it says and i quote: would bring a shovel to help bury a body and on the outside of the envelope says burn after reading. reportedly written by roberto laundrie to her son, brian laundrie after the death of gabby petino. this has come out as a part of a infliction of emotional distress lawsuit by gabby's family against the laundries and their lawyer. >> steve: right. well, here's the thing. for their lawyer to say oh, that was written before they made the trip. it's like who are they thinking about burying then? >> is there another dead body? we don't know about? >> steve: right. >> of course, the response by the laundries is well we don't have a duty to the petino family. but, if you look at what the petinos are arguing, they are

saying that the laundries knew way back when that gabby was dead and they went through what these charade of looking for her and letting the petino family suffer as they frantically searched for their daughter. >> steve: let's talk another bit about another case you are covering every night on -- every afternoon on fox nation. here is the bombshell moment when cops confronted alex murdaugh about whether or not he murdered his family. watch this. >> did you kill annie. >> did i kill my wife? >> yes. >> no, david. >> do you know who did? >> no, i do not know who did it. do you think i killed maggie? >> i have to go where the evidence and the facts take me. >> i understand that. >> it's very interesting, alec murdaugh says to the cop do you think i killed maggie? what's that about? >> well, and also, look at his

body language. somebody accused me of killing my husband david and my only son, i would do a back flip. and here he just has his arms crossed and says "do you think i did it"? no reaction at all. i have watched this jury. they react hardly at all when they hear testimony, but i can't believe that they didn't look over at him aghast at his behavior. also, what he says in that interview that was just played less than 24 hours ago yesterday afternoon in the courtroom, it conflicts with other statements that he is now giving. so, that was a bombshell for the state. >> steve: no kidding. quick exit question for you, and that is so during this trial, you have been watching as much as you possibly can, do you think murdaugh's defense team has introduced enough, you know, other stories where somebody, it just takes one, somebody would have reasonable doubt?

>> it's pretty good defense team. pouillon has a great lawyer. he has got to work with what he has got. up to now? no. the defense hasn't even started their case. let's see what they do. >> steve: of course you can watch nance's live coverage off the murdaugh trial on fox nation.com. nancy, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. 7:27 exactly here in the east. coming up, frustrated ohio residents demanding answers in the wake of that toxic train derailment. our next guest lived just a couple of miles from the disaster. their thoughts after last night's fiery town hall coming up on there's nothing like "fox & hitting the waves.

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>> where is buttigieg at. >> i don't know. your guess as good as me. yesterday was the first time i have heard anything from the white house. >> northeast ohio residents frustrated. anxious. >> left with few answers after a town hall yesterday. this after two weeks after a toxic train derailment through their entire community into chaos. two ohio residents at that event at the town hall. we have general in jean an knows who lives 12 miles from the train derailment and ruffle murphy who lives three miles away. ruffle, i will start with you because you live the closest to this derailment. how did the meeting go last night? did you get the answers you are looking for it went from a town hall q&a to a science fair, book fair look where it was -- it wasn't organized very well.

you got in there, you know, there was no direction. and then finally, you know, with prayer trent conway there was somebody with him. aand a loud whistle, everybody got quiet and they asked that they take a seat and once they got some of their audio figured out, they could start, you know, asking some questions. taking some questions. and trying to get us some answers. but it didn't go -- it didn't go as good as did should have. of course, norfolk southern they said they were scared and they didn't have no representation there at all for us. >> ainsley: isn't that interesting because you all are scared. jenna, if you are a mom, if you are an elderly individual, if you live in that community, you don't know how this is going to effect you in months or years to come. > jenna? >> ainsley: i don't think she can hear me. how do you respond to that russell? >> i'm sorry, what was that? >> how do you feel about that.

norfolk southern didn't show up because they are scared. y'all are scared and you need answers about your health your homes your pets. >> sure. yeah. i mean, yeah, that's pretty funny they're scared. we have got communities not just the town of east palestine, surrounding towns over the state line into pennsylvania. i think there's a lot more people scared, so, as far as pets goes, you just got to be careful, you are hearing something new every hour another pet is getting sick. you know, lethargic, throwing up. we had a horse come down, you know, but he is doing okay. and, you know, as far as -- you know, thank god for your viewers from john roberts and sandra smith show yesterday, there was some awesome people up around erie, p&a. mobile i can't farms winery and

sell fruit. they offered to bring us down 500 gallons of water. but as far as our government officials, you know, we have been able to get some 5-gallon containers but nothing that is going to sustain the horses that makes it easy. so, you know, here again, our representation for our ever rising highly taxation, you got a businessman and a local person coming through that is wanting to take care of us and no answers. other than a business card from bill johnson sixth district our congressman here for ohio and his card doesn't even have his name on it that he gave out last night. >> ainsley: really. he was giving out those cards because he said the white house isn't there to take your -- to answer your questions. pete buttigieg wasn't there. the mayor said he just heard from the white house the day before. that was the first time since tthe derailment happened two weeks ago. congressman johnson gave out his card saying if you have

questions you can send them to me and i trial get answers for you. jenna, you were at the meeting, are you satisfied with the meeting? did you get your questions answered? >> it was -- no, i don't think a lot of people got the answers that they were looking for. there wasn't representation from norfolk southern. my understanding was there was safety concern but we live in a world of technology. we're talking to you from new york, right? >> ainsley: right. >> so they had an opportunity to zoom in livestream physical they were worried about their safety. they could have zoomed in. >> yeah. i mean, the people need answers and that's where it starts. i know there is political involvement as well but it really starts with that railroad company taking ownership and dictating in a positive way how they could impact this community where it looks like they are leaving them now. right? and they are nowhere to be found. >> ainsley: for people who can't

afford to go to a hotel, to find other -- some people don't have family around. are they covering those costs, the government? >> >> supposedly, yeah. you keep your receipts. you go throw them in at the assistance center. they will reimburse you. now, last night one thing that we did get from the meeting was now if you want to take that $1,000 per person household they are extending it into the whole 44413 east palestine area zip code. that's, you know, it's something. but i think if you end up signs the back of that check, i would surely think that there is a release of litigation toward norfolk southern and, another thing, ainsley, if you look, you know, there's a fund that norfolk southern has put together it's a ggf fund, a good

government fund. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> yeah. there's a lot of things in the works that we don't know what we don't know. >> ainsley: jenna, russell, i'm so sorry for everything your community is going through. you are all americans. i hate to see you all living like this in fear. god bless you. we are all praying for your community. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. 7:38 here on the east coast. coming up, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is accused of gaslighting residents claiming her city is safe despite officer enrollment dropping 19% on her watch. gianno caldwell spoke with windy city residents and joins us next with their reaction ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪

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more handguns and illegal guns off the street. we worked to make sure we provide more police particularly in areas of the city that are suffering most. >> brian: great job on crime. chicago mayor lori lightfoot accused of gaslighting residents on safety and police presence the police force declined by 1% since she took over. fox news political analyst gianno caldwell talked to -- went to the street yesterday to talk to the people of chicago. residents will the city's crime crisis. hey, gianno. >> good morning, brian. for many of the residents here in the city of chicago, the chicago crime violence is like a cancer that has impacted every community in every group. here is whatcha chicagoans have to say about the mayor's assertion that they are safe. >> do you see more police in the city of chicago? >> i don't see more police just like i don't see more public transportation, more buses. i think the numbers that she is saying are kind of lying in a lot of places and police are

definitely one of those areas. >> do you feel safe in the city of chicago obviously not always. i was born here and raised here a few months ago i actually was assaulted. i was attacked. but, you know, the crime is what it is here. >> do you feel that there is any protection since you were assaulted. >> no. and no one is doing anything about it. >> would you support mayor lori lightfoot for re-election? >> i'm not. >> i'm not going -- i don't believe so, no. lolori lightfoot is doing a gret job i'm voting for her. >> do you feel safe in the city of chicago. >> yes, i do. >> you do? >> do your friends and family feel safe. >> yes, sure. >> in school when we are in the building i would say we feel pretty safe but i would say we all kind of have to watch our back as little extra especially in times like this. parents, especially mine are like paranoid as well. >> what tips do you give your child to stay safe in chicago? >> stay away from chicago.

>> brian: gianno unbelievable. one guy say he felt safe for the most part. it is terrible. and lori lightfoot, as we look at the polls right now, she is polling in third place. so you got paul at 19%. jesus garcia at 17 and mayor lightfoot at 14% is there a believe she could still pull this thing out? >> i don't think so people see that but you just never know in chicago and for the one guy who said that he felt safe he also has a conceal carry permit so that's the why he said he felt safe. i'm going to tell you, brian, last night i sat with a dear friend of mine from eighth grade we shed tears one over the fact that my brother was murdered june 24th. and her brother was murdered last november. she had another brother murdered two years before that so you wonder how many people in the city of chicago have had multiple family members murdered and you need a mayor who

understands that you have to have a multi-pronged solution to this. you cannot gas light the residents and tell them that they feel safe when they absolutely do not. so, we -- i am personally hopeful that she is going to lose and that's the only solace that families like mine have in the city of chicago, brian. >> brian: if you look at the numbers hideous 27% increase in criminal sexual assault. siren perfect for the back drop. 32% increase in theft. 37% increase in aggravated battery and 112% increase in major vehicle theft. combine that with a police force that's minus 20% and that is combustible a disaster. unbelievable gianno. go ahead. >> absolutely absolutely. 61% of chicagoans disprove of the mayor and 71% believe that chicago is on the wrong track. so, hopefully, we're going to see a new leader unite the city and solve this crime issue. >> brian: all right. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: fingers are crossed. gianno caldwell, thank you so

much. let's check in with janice dean outside. beautiful day, janice. >> janice: it is a beautiful day. feels like springtime. take a look at the temperatures that doesn't feel like springtime across the midwest. potential for not only snow behind the systems but severe storms. earlier tornado warn storm for parts of tennessee. still a tornado watch in effect 12:00 p.m. local time arkansas up towards kentucky. there is the severe storm threat today through this evening from the gulf coast all the way up towards the great lakes, including ohio. and parts of new york. upstate new york. tornado threat today. strong tornadoes will be possible. and then the warmth across the east will continue, not only today but friday into saturday, look at the eastern warmth, it says phase. fade for a day and then back to above average temperatures as we get into next week. so we'll take it. we are right around average as we get into saturday and then those temperatures bump up again, and, in florida, brian kilmeade, temperatures in the 80's for south florida. i'm sure they are enjoying that.

>> brian: right. good day to take your sleeves off. thank you so much, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> brian: coming up. all hands on deck. an inside look at the 2023 miami boat and yacht show. i have to get a new yacht. mine really needs some refurbishing. all that and more after the break. ♪ number one ♪ i'm not the kind of girl ♪ who gives unjust like that ♪ people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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♪ >> ainsley: all hands on deck. this morning, we are getting an inside look at the largest boat and yacht event in the world. >> steve: look at that the 2023 miami international boat show is expected to draw more than 100,000 people over the next couple of days. >> brian: all right. let's bring in mike caudill an auto expert and likes boats.

>> steve: ahoy, matey. [laughter] >> well, good morning, guys. you know what brian, ainsley and steve, it's great to be here in miami. i heard janice talking about it feels like spring in miami no better place than i would rather be than spring in miami. talk about the show. the marine industry as a whole, $1.3 billion economic impact globally. that's massive, right? more than 100,000 people will come through the show doors here over the next few days and be able to test ride boats down here in miami. that's what makes this show absolutely amazing. come look at the boats. if you like one, can you actually get out there on the open water. there is news at the show this year starting with one of the most affordable boats that i found on the floor. this is called the sea do you switch i think about you and peter and growing family. awesome boat for entry level beginners with elm if a. this is a pontoon boat. what makes it unique is the

interior is entirely modular. move the seats around to create the type of lifestyle and feel you want with this boat. it starts right around $22,000. now, i had a chance to stop by the nautic star boot. that you dick star known for shore boats. brought this to market. 22 feet. why is that relevant? all-season boat that you can actually take out on the open water and it performs like a bigger boat. but, brian, i think about you and summer, this has an 81-mile range tank which means you can take it to the bahamas if you want. now, also new, we are think guilty about auto industry and electrification now contacting the marine industry as well. first ever electric pavilion here at the miami international boat show where you can see a variety of different electric products like this ingenuity right here this is a pontoon boat. you also have charging stations coming to marines as well. >> this is the kauai and, of course the x shore which has been out for the past few years.

even brands like that teak getting into the electric market fun news, i picked this one out purposefully for you, ainsley, this is called av 32. i went out on the open ocean on this yesterday to test drive it, this is a beautiful boat my wife laura wants to kick it in the bay and relax. makes this boat unique 10 feet wide a lot of room to expwan. that is me doing donuts there yesterday. now your price right around $550,000 nor incredible offshore boat but it is a true american success story. these guys right here based right here in florida. only 4 years old and all-american built. i figured i would close it out with the most expensive boat here at the show, yesterday for this? this is called the opo. this is a mega yacht. talk about lifestyles of the rich and famous. this one comes with a garage door on the side so you can drop your personal watercraft in the water. price tag with that hilo deck on

top and 20 person dining area $300 million. so many great things happening down here in miami. i will just get you with the weather. spring in miami, nothing better, guys. >> steve: fantastic. did you take your checkbook, mike? [laughter] >> i do. i have got one right here for you. i think if we pull all of our bank accounts together we might be able to fit in maybe the avarau. >> brian: maybe trade in old yacht for new one. >> ainsley: i will take any of them. i will take the first one the $20,000. >> steve: i like that a lot with the modular stuff. >> brian: former u.s. ambassador to the united nations ambassador nikki haley is going to run for president. she is going to expand on her platform only with us. ♪ ♪ ast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. kisqali is a pill proven

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