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♪ rachel: good morning, everybody from daytona international speedway and that is the apopca high school blue darter band performing live here at the speedway ahead of daytona 500 here on fox. good morning, will. good morning, pete. pete: good morning, rachel.

i'm pumped. it's finally warming up here at the track. if you're a high school band, what a better backdrop than the daytona 500 and the international speedway, the big race is tomorrow at 2:30 and we get a chance to cover it all morning long and talk news. rachel: absolutely. pete: always fun to be here. rachel: let's get to some of that news and we're going to talk about east palestine and sounding the alarm and the effects of toxic chemicals in the town. >> i've had a headache and odd tinkling sensation like in the gums and on my lips. my brother-in-law went to the hospital and got checked out. he was having some severe symptoms, some breathing issues. >> they let this sink in and burn for days before they evacuated anybody. the damage is already done and this will be something that is going to take decades to

hopefully clean up. pete: the white house will finally send government toxicologists so visit east palestine today. will: trent conaway is the mayor of east palestine and raised concerns from the very beginning and joins us now. thank you for joining us this morning. you hear that the ep a and fema is showing up and the federal government response is coming physically to ohio two weeks later. how do you feel this morning about the handling of this disaster in your town? >> well, i guess they're finally showing up and it's a little late and i'm glad they're coming and i think they should have been here long before this. pete: what's the excuse and rational with the environmental disaster occurring in your

community they'd wait two weeks. what have they told you? >> they told us it's the responsible party's job and not fema. they're a natural disaster-type agency. ores tent-like structures need help. our resto dens need help and -- residents need help and norfolk health has been paying for everything and if that stops, they'll need support and they should have been here with clinics and stuff setting up. things for our village residents. rachel: yeah. we spoke with a former epa chief of staff and said under the trump administration we'd have been there in minutes and said president trump is going to visit next week. that said, i just want to think about this and you saw the clips of your residents saying we have itchy skin and earlier clips of people saying they took showers and skin felt like it was

burning. animals in the creek are dead, looks like there's some sort of rainbow thing on the surface there. it's clear that as a mom, i wouldn't want to be there with my kids in the town. do you feel that way? do you feel like with these kinds of symptoms that your -- the residents of your town are feeling that they should be in the town? >> i would put it this way, if our residents don't feel safe then, no, they shouldn't be in the town. i personally where my family is, you know, we haven't had any of the effects that there's no smell up here but down closer to the derailment site, there's an odor down through downtown, there's actually a creek that runs down through the middle of town and under the buildings and the smell is horrendous down there. they keep saying that, everything is good and the air is good and it's testing good. i've seen the results with my

own eyes but i question some of the air results. as far as drinking water, i've drank it since day one and my family. i don't think there's an issue with water but if you have a well, i'd be drinking bottled water till all the results come in and it could be years before we know the true effects of this. pete: that's the question today and if it's quick or temporary. will: how do you talk to your constituents and you as a individual walk away with this as the confident physical health of your town and its residents. >> it's a couple states questioned, i guess. first as of right now they say everything is safe and we need

continuing testing and continuing monitoring of the situation. as far as i'm concerned, they should have to test for a memo of the next ten years and anybody that wants a test. we need to get the hhs in here and start doing studies and makd we have data driven evidence for our residents. pete: mayor trent conawaw, we're praying for your town and citizens and hope they'll turn their gaze in your directions way they deserve it. thank you for speak out a lot more than you bargained for when you ran for mayor and thank you for doing everything you can for the citizens of your town. thank you, sir. >> thank you. pete: you got it. rachel: all right. pete: what a situation you'd never imagine yourself in.

>> no, running for -- rachel: no, running for mayor of a little town and something like this happens and this has long term effects health wise and in terms of new residents and terms of property damage and the future of the town is at stake and bring in bret baier and anchor and reporter of the area. what's your thoughts on the interview with the mayor of that east palestine. >> good morning. you feel for mayor conaway and the folks in east palestine and look at what they're facing and talking about it and how they feel. it's a real, real issue. the fact that, you know, you've had officials from the epa coming and saying the water is safe, go ahead and drink it to state officials saying, well, no, you've got to drink bottled water and then you have as you were showing this video, you know, senator vance going out and putting this out there on

social media about throwing a rock in there or getting into a creek and showing the chemicals coming up. i think there's a real issue here on the federal side that if criticism and when transportation secretary buttigieg comes out and says well, you know, there's thousands of train derailments every day. that's really not the message that east palestine wants to hear so i think it's a real vulnerability for the administration and hopefully these folks get the help they need. will: bret, chinese propaganda should be repeated with the understanding that it is propaganda and a statement with the chinese chief of foreign affairs and the biden administration and current news cycle when it comes to ufos and balloons and speaking of deflecting and seeing a balloon 18,000 meters above the ground

and it has been behind to the toxic mushroom cloud of vinyl chloride over ohio. at the same time china is also talking about increasing confrontations with nato, bret. you know, i would be curious. you host special report every night and you're plugged into washington dc and know about this and every other administration's relationship with china and how today would you characterize our relationship with china? >> it's faltering. it's aggressive action by china and the balloon is the latest iteration of that and there's a lot of politicians in washington on both sides of the aisle who say this can't stand. but the message from the president said we don't want conflict and it's an interesting softer pitch we heard from vice president harris and she didn't think it was going to affect relations between the u.s. and

china. well, that raise add lot of eye eyebrows in washington and what you see in the bipartisan committees looking at how the u.s. can deal with china and deal with the aggressiveness, there's a real concern on both sides of the aisle. you know, it's pretty rich for the chinese to put out a statement like that and they try to tweak us all the time but they're clearly being more aggressive than they ever have been. pete: yeah, no doubt. by the way, raising eyebrows in washington dc for dc's speaker. what in the heck did she just say and why is she speaking for us? bret, it's true. she's at the munich security conference right now making remarks. if there are any of interest, we'll bring it to you. bret, we're switching gears and you're hoping your driver and car today will be aggressive in

the xfinity race. tell us about your car. if it's daytona, it's bret baier and share with the audience why you're involved with the sport and the causes there's behind it? >> i'm so sad i'm not with you guys. the special report car is back and it's no. 2 with david star who's driving and i think he's there with you guys. he's the best ambassador for us. we got in this a few years ago, just on a lark. a buddy of mine tom davidson and i said let's plug in and see about na nascar and had such fun doing it and met such great people and brought my kids to races and we kind of just got into it. now we have a really good team with arnold motor sports and a good car, and i think david is going to head to the winner's circle. that's what i think. will: let's find out, bret. david s starr is onset with us here in daytona, florida.

the bar has been set, david. >> got to do what the boss asks you to do. man, this is awesome to be here at daytona, you know, birthplace of nascar, 75-year anniversary. got to -- running the special report car with bret baier, lay's good. don't get much better than that. only thing that can make it better, bret, if we can put the special report car in victory lane this evening. rachel: absolutely. it's such a special cause. talk to us a bit about that cause. i don't know, bret, we'll go to you really quickly here because it's a cause that's so dear to your heart. and so many of us as well. >> started as a children's national car, and it's still on the car, children's national and that's the hospital that saved my son's life and we did it for charity, and it's just been a lot of fun and it's evolved over time and the relationship with david and the team has been really fun so we change it up

all the time but it started with the charity supporting children's national, which we do every year. pete: it's very cool. bret, i can't help but notice your face is on the car too. you are literally going to be flying around the track, bret baier's face around daytona 500 and i'm going to be watching that. >> one viewer at a time and one nascar viewer at a time. pete: i like that. i like that. will: bret, your face may be flying around the track and pete got to do this last year and i did this last year and you're involved in the nascar racing experience and you're involved in texas motor speedway and going around the track and say how fast you end up going and my

dad was a driver and y'all got to experience it and we have a racing school at texas motor speedway and you were driving with mike starr started it, my uncle, it's awesome the best part is the fans and the fans come like you did, will, yesterday and getting a real race car and racing around the daytona national speedway and it's incredible and i love it with the smiles on everybody's faces and the tiers make ago case like i lived out a childhood and can't believe i drove for nascar and special and unbelievable. will: man, once you've done that and can imagine you step up on any t box and drive no matter how big the crowd and panic and mind control. pete: bret baier could do that and i know that you and i can do that and tee off in the area and

we need to make that happen. >> yes, 100% and i'd like to do that. david, one of the things he told me was different; right? >> it was different. last time we were here -- it's unbelievable. it's so different and when you win at daytona and you want to win daytona and it's special and last time we were here, we hung out and middle pack and middle range and give ourselves a right to win and about 7 or 8 charged to the front and drove up to third or fourth place and on turn four and it was pretty intense and somebody hit the wall and somebody ran into somebody else and i brought the special report car coming down by the grass and just barely clipped me and next thing you know, we gave ourself a chance and we have to be there at the

end and love to do what the boss asked me to do and put the special report car in victory lane and it's tough. it's a tough race. pete: we'll be rooting for you for sure. bret, next year you're invited and love seeing you. rachel: thanks, bret. pete: thank you, boss. will: coming up, three time daytona 500 champion and winning the greatest race again and we're joined by this. rachel: our apopka high school band live. ♪

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♪ pete: look at this fancy graphic that makes us look cool. we appreciate it. nascar gearing up for its 75th anniversary season. of course all eyes on denyny hamlin, who's -- denny hamlin who's won the daytona 500 three times including back-to-back years. rachel: who does he see as his biggest competition this year? we're going to ask him. will: that'll be an interesting question. i'll let you ask denny who he sees as his biggest competition hold that till later on air. denny r did you grow up and got into, where did you grow up and get into racing? you went to a race when you were 5 and look at you. >> i did. i was 5 years old and went to a race at richmond, virginia, and i just -- the minute the cars came around and i smelled the tires and fuel, it was over for me. as a kid, all i wanted to do was be out there competing at 200 miles an hour. pete: you're not just competing at 200 miles an hour, you're winning at 200 miles an hour.

we watch a lot of na nascar in r house. you're always at the front. what is it about, you know, your equipment, your capabilities that has you leading the pack most often? >> well, i mean, we always like to give credit to our team, which i should and fedex took me on eight years ago and didn't think we'd have the opportunity to win 48 races and i love working on my craft and i love to -- the grind of it, figuring out how to get better and find the gray areas in which i can find speed and that process is what i really love about it. rachel: the future of nascar are the little 5-year-old kids, 6-year-old, 8-year-old kids that come to events like this. see it and go this is what i want to be. i see pete's kids who love nascar, and i think one of them will end up being a driver. pete: we'll see. rachel: you're 5 years old and say i love this sport. what's the first step that

someone takes to become that champion that you are? >> well, we went -- we opened up at the time was a trading post in richmond, virginia, and found a go kart that was "race ready" for $200 and my dad bought it and tinkered it and took me to a dirt track and said this is how you steer, go and stop. go out there. pete: sounds like a dad. >> just watched me make laps and get the go kart sideways and correct it and was like, okay, his car control is good and i'll guerrero forget a few weeks later he took me to a race and i won my first race and give a 5-year-old a trophy and he'll want to get more and that's what i did. will: i love that question by the way because it's intuitive how you playe that 500 -- dayto. you're a three-time champion

here and take the track tomorrow and looking to make it four, who are you looking out the window and h hopefully rear-view mirro, who is are looking out for tomorrow? >> probably joey logano and he's the biggest threat for us not to win for and he'll be so certain and have to have -- circumstantial and you'll have to have three faucets to win the race with luck, skill set and execution and not making any mistakes and it's really hard to get all three to line up on one day and if you can, you'll be champion here on sunday. pete: unique thing is you're not only a driver but you own a team with michael jordan. rachel: i didn't know that. pete: the greatest basketball player of all time and coolest dude ever and bubba wallace drivers for jordan and he's come in second a few times. >> i have three extra bullets in the gun and if i don't win, i have three other chances to win. rachel: that's a great way to look at it. >> i like to win for myself and

my fedex team. i look at the goals that i have; right, and the closest to my goals and the ones closest to me are the ones i can accomplish and before my career is over i have a certain amount of wins to get to and races to win and i can't control that. rachel: what does it mean to your family by the way? >> it's so much. my parents made so many sacrifices for me to get it in reses and that's the different thing about racing; right, it does take money and funding to do it. my parents had to second mortgage their house and sold all their old cars to keep my racing career going and luckily it paid off and got more cars from that. rachel: that was a great investment. >> really good investment. will: best of luck, denny. we appreciate it. rachel: thank you. pete: you need to sign a few autographs for me before you leave. my kids need it. >> i can do that. pete: rachel puts flying skills to the test in a ride along with the air force thunder birds. can't wait to see that.

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do they call you simmer? >> last names, simmer doughny. simmer-downny. whole flight, simmer down now. rachel: what should i experience or expect? >> strap this on your back and we'll go and takeoff in a full maximum and we'll climb and go out over the launch facilities out to the east here on the coast of florida and we're going to do a bunch of solo maneuvers and you'll see flips, rolls, a lot of different tricks they do in the solo demonstration. rachel: we'll turn and go upside down? >> yep. rachel: just like in the movie? >> yep, we're going to do it all. >> this is your idea of fun, mav? rachel: how many gs will we pull? >> the 9g club is the goal. you'll feel like you weigh about

1300 pounds. it'll bin credible. be incredible. rachel: i'm thinking about my dad, air force master sergeant. chief master sergeant, miguel campose. he's not going to believe i'm in this plane. all right, simmer, you've got precious cargo. my whole family's life is in your hands. no pressure. >> i got you. rachel: let's do this.

rachel: this was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. you were so good and knew exactly how to guide me and i almost threw up multiple times but i didn't use the bag. what an amazing experience. i have to tell you, i felt -- what i felt was god up there. it was pretty incredible and it was really nice to be up -- how high are we up? >> about 10,000. rachel: we did it. thank you.

that was -- i can't even tell you. >>ed to we pulled 9.1 gs. for you we had a 9g flag. rachel: i love that. i'm in the 9g club officially. >> 9.1. rachel: i think we made thunder bird history here. >> to our knowledge, you are the only mother of nine to have flown in an f-16 third bird jet. rachel: there's not a lot of us. chances we're good. incredible. i hope my kids are all impressed. >> they will be. you're one cool mom to those kids at home. rachel: i know my dad is impressed. will: that's awesome, awesome experience. rachel: incredible. took a whole day the next day to really process all of it and i want to tell you, i want to bring in the flight surgeon that we spoke with our pilot and couldn't be with us here and i want to tell you a couple thingses i thought about.

one, i love the flight suit. fashion wise, it was very cool. i was really into it. the pride that the entire team takes in the airplane and what they do on the professionalism, i was blown away by it. made me love the military and the air force even more. everyone looked like they walked out of central casting, they were gorgeous, they were fit, at one point i thought, i'll take the volleyball scene and not the flight at this point in top gun, everyone looked so good, but we did the flight and here with us is travis grandstaff, the captain of the u.s. thunder birds and the flight surgeon and checked me out before i did this. >> absolutely. i'm happy to be here and you did great and look incredible. you're in better shape than we are. rachel: i was a little nauseous yesterday still but i feel perfect today. >> yeah, you look absolutely great. i mean, you crushed your flight. just to put into perspective i

don't think all people understand, you pulled 9.1gs or nine times the force was gravity and points during that flight your body weighs 1,500 pounds and looking in great today, you did phenomenal. rachel: thank you. will: that's what that means, that's the -- 9gs the poundsage over 1,000. >> yeah, weighing 1,000 to 2,00. 9gs are nine times the force of gravity or nine times your body weight and that's what she did in the airport craft with us. aircraft with us. rachel: people around this racetrack are getting like 3gs. >> yeah, we love being here at daytona and a lot of drivers in the own cockpits going in their forces and come out and fly with us, we had noah grakson and jimmy johnson and can fly with us and apply to what they do in the race. austin flew with us and won the daytona 500. will: something there for rachel?

>> i absolutely do. rachel did an incredible job, this is our delta formation flying bottom up pass over the las vegas skyline. thank you for flying with us and you did an incredible job. we want to give this to you on behalf of the thunder birds. rachel: i have a new call name. l what did you say about call names. will: call signs. rachel: simmer. will: over drinks do you get the real story of a call sign. i don't know if simmer told you about why. rachel: yeah, that could be true. pete: there was a few nods. rachel: my call sign is mamacita9 squared because i have nine kids and did over 9gs. >> i'm a big fan of 9s as well. rachel: it's our lucky number. pete: watching what you guys do is a reminder of the power of the u.s. military but also why we should be greatful for the country. rachel: thank you for your service. you made the whole experience

amazing for me. thank you for your team. you're the pride of the country. pete: for sure. senator rick scott from the free state of florida joins us live right here. ahead of the -- there he is. he's already found a desk even here at someday toe that. daytona. how is that possible? this is the 75th running of the daytona 500.y ♪ treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com. that's treatt-e-d.com. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. for a limited time, save up to $800 on select stearns & foster® adjustable mattresses sets.

pete: the u.s. is ending the search for two unidentified octobers shot down near alaska and lake huron. rachel: they say weather conditions made it too difficult to pinpoint the debris. will: the president said octobers are most likely to search and spy craft is there and here to react is florida senator rick scott. senator, great to have you with us this morning. >> it's hard to believe; right. they let the spy balloon go across the country before they shoot it down and then spend millions shooting down what they don't have any idea what it is and call off the search because they don't want you to know. i've been in classified briefings twice and there's nothing they tell us and no transparency in any of this stuff. this is -- biden is just weak on crime. pete: it's a classified briefing where you learn nothing that's classified? >> absolutely.

pete: they don't reveal anything at all to you? >> zero. there's no transparency and nothing that i haven't -- you guys haven't talked about that they told us before. rachel: that's kind of scary actually. >> they have no idea what they shot down. pete: wouldn't they have taken pictures? you have sophisticated aircraft approaching these octobers and they have imagery and there's got to be something. >> they have no idea what they shot down. rachel: you believe they have no idea or believe they know and they're just not telling our representatives in congress. >> i believe there's a lot of things the federal government doesn't tell us. i know this is one of them and couldn't tell us if it's the russian and chinese and couldn't tell us anything. pete: basic time in the army and navy and air force, don't shoot at thing ifs you don't know what they are. you just don't. >> how is that dangerous to us but the chinese spy balloon they knew they were surveilling was not? will: if i'm following logic,

senator, and i believe what you said it's hard to believe, my logical conclusion is they do know what they are and have sophisticated picture asks not sooting at things they can't identify and they're not being hoppest with -- honest with you either because it's embarrassing and it was a small little weather balloon or it's highly, highly dangerous to the american public. >> here's what -- when they don't tell you; right, you assume the worst. we all do. if somebody is not transparent, if your kid doesn't want to tell you what happened, you assume the worst and assume they know and it was embarrassing and nothing. pete: most likely because it's embarrassing it's&it's a $1 hobby balloon over lake huron with a $4,000 missile. >> let's all remember, the chinese are not our friends. they decided d the government decided to be our adversary and nothing chinese and nothing chinese. buy it. nothing, nothing.

rachel: we're transitioning our entire economy to become more dependent on the chinese be the chime a-- with the climate agenda. why is it joe biden is so soft on china because of the climate or he's compromised with his family deals with the hunter biden laptop et cetera, et cetera? >> if there wasn't an issue, why not come clean? these are the things we did with china and made money off china. here's -- everybody can understand it. you have to assume the worst again. you assume they don't want to tell you. rachel: i'm not assuming, they it would -- they told me 10% would go to the big guy. it's obvious who that is. pete: you've been all over the news from the state of the union to the press secretary because of the characterization of part of your plan. that every four, five years federal programs would be sunsetted and reviewed which the democrats used to demagogue you

and others to say maybe you want to get rid of medicare and social security. you've made a small tweak to your plan. what does that mean? >> made it clear for people that wanted some other goal. i wanted to say for sure there's medicare and medicaid and some of those. there's 77,000 vacant federal office buildings that you're paying for. shouldn't we stop doing that? there's $430 billion a year of unauthorized programs that we're paying for. shouldn't we stop doing some of those? what do you do? review your credit card statement to make sure -- pete: not as often as i should but i should. >> you should look at it every month. rachel: i order a lot of amazon in the commercial breaks. pete: check dinner receipt. >> i read menus right to left. this is our job. our job is to review it's your money and taxpayer money. shouldn't we do our job and look

at program s? pete: you'd think so. if social security and medicare this, is why an amendment shouldn't even be necessary because if they're so popular, which they are, they'll overwhelmingly be voted to be renewed and the ones that don't deserve to be renewed, they're not. >> it's common sense and shouldn't we -- doesn't every business person have to have a plan to go to the bank to get investors? shouldn't your elected officials have a plan of what to do? i'm not going to say vote for me but i'm not telling you what i'm going to do. rachel: that already happened. the country voted for joe biden and now we don't know anything. >> it didn't work out. rachel: common sense sense s not that -- common sense is not that common in dc is what it sounds like. >> 75th an verse seizure annive. sellout crowd and it'll be so much fun. rachel: thank you. will: nascar and stock cars are loud, the thunder birds are starting to warmup.

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>> this guy came around around 4:00 a.m. saying are you guys setting up? yeah, all right, i'm going to bed. >> we have buddies at 219 restaurant and that's amazing. thank you, guys at 219 in hamilton, georgia. if you want to make your own, get about four cups of your bloody mary mix, tomato juice, hot sauce coming in, and here -- >> the hot sauce kicks it up too. how do you say that? >> worsh worcestershire. >> i like the horseradish. >> about one cup of vodka. >> they told us we couldn't drink on camera so we figured we'd eat it. >> it's not alcohol, it's fire water. >> this is how you stir, we're at daytona. >> put the wings in and marinate overnight and sit in there. >> we'll put this over the wings. now -- >> look at that. >> you want to let that marinate overnight or couple hours.

that gives you that bloody mary mix. come to the grill and we're spoking the wings and have them up top here and you want to take these wings so -- >> real quick for everybody. >> marinate them and smoke them. >> smoke for 30 to 40 minutes and throw them on the grid and will finish them off. i call this a burnt end wing and it's similar to a style that people cook burnt ends. it's a burnt end. >> will that be too hot to grab? >> yeah. joey: we have a few seconds to try this out. look at this. all right. oh my god. >> if rachel can fly in the thunder birds, we can eat bloody mary wings in the infield. joey: this is called start your engine wings and finish off with a record bloody mary and that's how it goes at daytona. we're on the fun end and having

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