pete: we begin this 9:00 a.m. eastern hour, with a fox business alert. brand-new polls, coming out moments ago, highlighting the state of the gop field in the important states of iowa and south carolina. donald trump in the lead at 46%, a commanding lead, amongst gop caucus growers in iowa, 30 points ahead of ron desantis in second place. rachel: south carolina, nearly half of voters support trump,

48%, a huge lead over nikki haley in second at just 14%. ron desantis is a close third at 13%. south carolina senator tim scott is in fourth place at 10%. joey: as gop hopefuls gear up for next month's debate stage, donald trump hasn't committed to joining them, and 59% of iowa gop caucus voters say that shows weakness and nearly the same amount of south carolina gop voters agree. so you see that there. i don't know -- it will be interesting to see how much it matters, if he's in the debate or not. i think it may help clear the field of who is left but i don't know that it will hurt him. pete: these polls reinforce the argument that donald trump is making right now, if i have nearly half of -- 46 to 48% in south carolina and iowa, considering the prominent south carolina senators that are there

and considering the amount of time other candidates are spending in iowa, he has a commanding lead, half the republican party in both of these key states. so why submit yourself to being the target of all the incoming when all of these voters know you. what do the voters need to hear from donald trump that they haven't heard before. what debate is going to change your view of donald trump many it's all upside for the other candidates, not a lot of upside for donald trump. he may do it, he may not. we would love to see him debate. i can understand where he's coming from. joey: when he was president, i think it -- listen, there's a difference between strategy, good strategy, and maybe what i would prefer -- i would love to hear more of donald trump. i would love to see more of donald trump on these issues, a debate is the place it happens, not necessarily him junction a juxtaposedto other candidates bd like to hear where he is on issues we discuss every day. rachel: if you have a strategist on the trump team,

that strategist would have the same thought you have, why would you do this. the question is, does it make him look weak to not do it. pete: do people really -- rachel: i think devil's advocate, i get it. pete: they try to use the term, make him -- bait him into doing it. that's not a word people associate with -- rachel: 100%. also, he does so well. joey: that's the thing. rachel: could he improve his numbers or is there too much risk? joey: if i'm ron desantis, i'm happy. rachel: come on. pete: depends what donald trump wants to do. do you think there's a strategist looking at donald trump saying you know what, you should do this? he has never listened to strategist or pollster. he's going to make a gut call based on what works for him and who is someone to quibble with someone who won the republican nomination in 2016 and 2020. he's ahead in 2024. they can give him all the advice

they want. this is a guy who has won time and time again, especially in the republican primaries of. showed up in the debates in 2016 in epic fashion cutting against the grain. rachel: i kind of miss those days. pete: i'm not saying it wouldn't be fun. joey: as a voter, take my job out of this, take my preferences out of this, as a voter who is concerned that woke politics the is much different today than it was in 2016, that what biden has done to our country is a different place where even obama left it, i would love to hear him challenged on these things and see his answer. his answers in 2015, nobody was expecting those answers, it changed the way people thought about politics, changed how people understood priorities. i think that's a part of this and i don't want to wait until the general election to do it. pete: you want to see it as a voter. i want to see it as a viewer. i want to sit back, pop some popcorn. joey: ted cruz that way, there

are folks on this debate stage that are newer to that setting. pete: let's bring in david asman, a fox business anchor. you had a chance to look at the fox business polls. what are your take aways. >> the biggest take away is economics is what's driving people's success or lack of success. 51% of the people in iowa say it's the top issue that they're dealing with. i was surprised. 41% still plurality of voters in south carolina that think it's the number one issue but again, it's clear that this election is going to be focused more on the economy than anything else despite the attempt of biden to claim thaclaim that bidenomics s working. the key is inflation, let's be clear. inflation outpaced wages, no matter how the president tries to spin it. it's true, inflation is coming

down from its height. it's still twice what it was when he came into office and it's what's bothering americans most. and of course it affects other things like the stock market, which is up single digits even though inflation is up 16% since biden took over. so your savings, your 401-ks are down. of course, when interest rates went up in order to deal with inflation, that affected your ability to get a loan. it also affected all those people that have credit card debt, there's a trillion dollars in credit card debt out there now because of americans trying to make up for what they were losing because of inflation. so they were maxing out on their credit card. that's a big problem and they're paying more for it as interest rates go up and of course car loans are way up too. people are paying 750 to $1,000 a month in payments on car loans and of course there's mortgage rates up to 7% level now for a 30-year mortgage rate so it's the economy, stupid. i mean, not that anybody on that

bench is stupid but that's the old phrase and it's as true now as when jim carvel said it 20 years ago. joey: foreign policy and defense, it comes down low on the polls. when we look at foreign policy and defense, is it low because it wraps back into economic issues, that people see the money we spent on ukraine as an economic issue more than a defense issue? >> foreign policy has the tendency to peak and ebb very dramatically depending on the issue in front of you. after the awful afghanistan withdrawal it would be higher in concerns of voters. economic issues are a steady straight line, more than any other issue. same is true for a lot of social issues but really foreign policy depends on what crisis we're dealing with at the moment. right now, it's kind of like the

crisis level is not at a fever pitch on any particular issue so i think that explains that issue. pete: i'm going to rope you in real quick to the debate we were having on the couch. does a poll like this showing such a commanding lead for donald trump in key states for primary voters does it make him horror less likely to be involved in the first debate. >> i think it makes him a little more likely to be involved in the debate. i know with your popcorn desire, his presence there, but the interesting thing was nikki haley coming in number -- at the number two spot over desantis in south carolina. i know she's a home girl there because she was governor but tim scott is -- i believe tim scott is number three or number four after desantis. but the fact that she came in strongly should be a concern to a lot of people in the trump camp. again, it is her home state, one

would expect that. tim scott showed well in iowa by the way. so people in the second tier after trump and desantis are beginning to make very strong movements in certain areas and if they continue to show strong movement, i think it will put a little fire behind trump to get involved in the debates but if keeps that 45 to 50% lead that he's been having in most of these states, i have a feeling he's going to stay out of it but that's just my feeling. rachel: if he doesn't show up to the debate i don't know who is going to watch the debate. i mean, he's sort of the big draw. so that's a problem for them if he doesn't show up just in terms of eye balls. i want to move to another topic with you, david, which are gas stoves. as you know, have been attacked. i think this is a war on modern life, war on family. now they're moving now to water heaters and everything else. this cannot be popular with the

american people. why do they continue to do this? >> well, because they're zell zs that are convinced no matter what people think that they're saving the world and that's why they do it. the point is, we have two ways of making inflation higher. one is just to spend more money which the government has been doing in gobs since biden became president. but also in regulation. so a good part of the reason why inflation is high is because regulation is high. think of the first thing that biden did when he took office was to kill that pipeline, the keystone pipeline. that was a regulatory move and that caused inflation to go up. so it hits on two levels. one on the personal level when you're forced to change your personal habits whether it's stoves or air conditioners, all the other things they're trying to kill for everybody except them, by the way. you don't think president obama has air conditioning in his

palatial martha's vineyard place or john kerry doesn't have air conditioning when he flies in his wife's private jet? come on, the hypocrisy of the whole thing is another part. when you add on the inflationary cost to the personal cost to individuals, i think that's a terrible mistake coming into an election so either they're totally blind or i'm totally blind but you look at the polls and the polls show that people do care about their own personal lives and how these regulations are affecting their lives and they don't like it. they also make the connection now with inflation that the more regulations you have, the more inflation you have. there's an inflationary aspect to regulations that is hurting people as well and they put it all together. they're much smarter than what those harvard graduates think they are from their regulatory perches. rachel: that's a good point. pete: david asman, thanks for

breaking down the polls and everything else. >> great to see you. rachel: always great seeing you, david. joey: tell that recently retired marine we said hello. his son is a marine. pete: big supporter of the marine corpses. a big winner on the poll is tim scott, at 10, 11%, clearly in what is becoming sort of a more crowded second tier, kind of was desantis by himself. you've got nikki haley at 14 in south carolina. that's a stand alone. she's only at 5 in iowa. but it's tim scott who has the double digit numbers in both of those states. ramaswamy at 6 and 3%. it looks like a trump up here and then desantis, tim scott sort of coupling right now. we've heard that in the news, some voters, some donors saying if desantis' campaign flown camn deered, maybe tim scott is where he goes.

rachel: donald trump being nicer to tim scott more than ron desantis if you noticed that on the trail. pete: and tim scott being nicer to donald trump. rachel: how many are running for vice president? joey: if donald trump comes to -- the reason why i want to see donald trump come to the debate, i want to see who of them takes the leap to actually attack donald trump. who starts to try to show that there's a difference between them and donald trump. like so many of these candidates are embracing donald trump's platform and basically saying well, i'm just a better vessel for it and i don't think that resonates. somebody's going to have to change the script if they want to challenge him but where do you go from there? pete: no one figured out that tap dance. rachel: i would love to see a poll on how many of the people who are supporting donald trump, how much of it is like based on the kitchen table issues that david asman voted on. pete: a lot of gut there. rachel: how much is a revenge vote. pete: that's what i mean with the gut. rachel: there's a lot of revenge vote in there.

joey: the biggest concern with trump that i hear people talk about, love him, love his policies, love his presidency. if he becomes president again will it be donald trump working for the american people or working to get back at those who attacked him and is that the same thing. pete: i think a lot of people feel that's the same thing, a lot of voters out there. if he's getting back what was done to him, a lot of the reasons they're doing it to him because they're advocating for things people care about. i think we spent a lot of time worrying about the difference. i think there's a lot of similarity in that difference. joey: nascar, the leader gets out front, the second, third place, if they race each other, the leader gets further out front. that's what's happening here. as desantis is now scrapping with nikki haley and tim scott. that really just sets donald trump on his own trajectory. rachel: all right. we're going to turn now to your headlines. at least four people are missing including two children as nova novascotia reels from what somee

calling a storm of a lifetime. canadians were told to stay in their homes and 40 million americans could see triple digit temperatures today as extreme heat grips the south and the west. be shower download the fox weather app for the latest on these stories and more. the president of the teamsters union says ups workers will strike on august 1st if an agreement isn't reached with the shipping giant. talks between the teamsters and ups broke down earlier this month over wages for part-time employees, among other complaints. around 40% of ups shipments go to businesses and a strike could mean serious issues for the supply chain. earlier we asked you which one of our fox trend stories you wanted to hear more about and the story on time blinders came out on top. >> i'm flying to go somewhere. i want to know are there

accommodations for people stuck with time blindness. they started yelling and saying accommodations for time blindness doesn't exist, if you struggle with being on time you'll never be able to get a job. rachel: we asked what you think about this syndrome. john says companies are timed processes that need people to keep products running. it's not personal. john said my dad would have had a fix for time blindness. it's called a watch. steve asked, time blindness, what if my company has paycheck blindness, is it okay if we can't get your paycheck right? interesting. good answers. jo.pete: i had to look it up ths morning, preparing for the segment. time blindness. some believe it's something that should be accommodated for. rachel: i love that gen zer's defense, time blindness, we need to dismantle the system lask. rachel: i love it. joey: still ahead, a shocking

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rachel: shocking new video revealing an he'll l elaborate r seattle's homeless population. this is built in the trees, there's a wooden ladder to enter. one homeless person was seen building an underground tunnel just weeks after a pool was seen at another encampment in the city. joining us is senior fellow and journalist at discovery institute, jonathan coh. thank you for joining us this morning. this is really like next level

stuff, right? so -- but just tell me in general, how is this affecting the quality of life for everyday citizens seeing this kind of brazenness i guess among the homeless community? >> yeah, that's the best way to sum it up. it's pretty much a free-for-all at this point. you have neighbors who live across the street% some of the encampments, people who have to go to downtown seattle, into their offices, the tree house i call the ewok village, the return of the jedi, it's five minutes from city hall where the mayor is. the mayor can see this pretty much if he walks down a few blocks. so just think about this. you know, you've got people who have to go to work every single day, pay the rent, taxes, and then they see people essentially living off the land for free and they're extremely frustrated and angry. rachel: yeah, but when are the people from seattle -- we do crazy stories, we have crazy stories in the blue city i'm in,

new york city, chicago, seattle. we do crazy stories. when will they say enough and the crazy lawmakers who allow this to happen, vote them out of office and change leadership? >> that's a great question. i'm not a policy maker but it simply comes down to enforcing the law. the problem right now with these encampments, they're on state right of ways. there's battles over money and also responsibility, who is going to take care of these encampments. the city right now as well as the state, they sort of have a different ideology as well in terms of who handles what, when, where and how much it's ultimately going to cost. governor jay inslee in washington spent millions of dollars, has millions of dollars to remove the encampments. keeps saying he won't move people until they get housing. there are shelters available for these people. they're rejecting these services and offers of shelter and as you can tell, a lot of these men and women are really smart, they have the skills and they can

work if they wanted to. rachel: a lot of them also, jonathan, are on drugs and fentanyl one of the pictures that you had of that pool, there was a man in there with fentanyl and with drugs and all kinds of stuff happening there so that's another issue but as i look at that footage, i mean, when i think about liberals and especially the beautiful state of washington and environmentalism, that looks like an environmental disaster. it's disgusting. >> it really is. that's another huge concern right now. again, a lot of the root causes here, the activists and politicians will say it's an affordable housing crisis. the root causes are mental illness, drug addiction, broken relationships. if those aren't being addressed we'll have all these situations continuing. that's extremely frustrating for citizens here. rachel: those problems that you list are really deep. maybe even spiritual on so many levels and they're much harder for government to deal with but

getting rid of encampments, making it safe for residence who are good -- residents who are good, tax paying citizens should be job one and encouraging them to go into mousing that you say has been -- housing that you say has been provided for them. i know people who are leaving seattle, i know people who have had enough in terms of they don't think they can change it so they're leaving. >> look, this is harmful not only to neighbors and people who work in the down tore core and the neighborhoods, but also the homeless, this is not compassion. they should not be left in these situations. there needs to be an intervention and focus on recovery. rachel: yeah. really great point. this is not compassion. jonathan, thanks for joining us this morning. >> sure, rachel. thank you. rachel: you got it. still ahead, start spreading the news, new york city is at capacity. the shocking message from the sanctuary city's mayor to migrants, still ahead. plus, a fox business alert. we have brand-new 2024 polls just released and maria bartiromo is here to break them

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pete: we're back with a fox business alert. brand-new polls highlighting the state of the gop field among iowa caucus goers and south carolina gop primary voters including who they think is most likely to defeat joe biden. in iowa, 45% say trump is the one to do it and in south carolina, 52% or 51% say so. 17% believe desantis who is in second place, 10 points ahead of the state's former governor, ninikki haley, the numbers of wo they think could defeat biden. sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo is here to react. great to have you here.

those numbers along side the commanding lead donald trump has in these states. maria: trump continues this massive outsize lead. part of it is what's going on with regard to weaponization of agencies. people understand the unfairness that donald trump has faced since he walked down that elevator back in 2016. and they are sick and tired of it. they want to see fairness. it doesn't matter if you like trump, you hate trump. you know that if it's him today it could be me tomorrow and i think that is one of the issues here that people are talking about and pushing him forward because they think he's the toughest of the group. pete: i think you're exactly right. when you see the economy is the top issue for republican voters in both places, people remember the trump economy and they say he did deliver for me. maria: that's right. pete: between the two of those things, it's hard to pick another alternative. maria: i agree. the economy is up there as well. look at the economic backdrop under trump versus what we have right now, we are still likely

to see a recession in the next couple of quarters and people recognize that what trump is going to do unleash energy. when i interviewed him, i've got part two of that interview today, he was talking largely about security. national security as well as personal security. national security is critical given the fact that communist china is coming at us in every way possible and trump knows that. that's what we're running today, this is not seen footage before in my interview with the 45th president. he talks about what he did with communist china and why he needs to come back and do it again. pete: you have more exclusive interview with donald trump on sunday morning futures today. maria: that's right. pete: i have to ask about this. we were talking about this morning there's a woman on tiktok claiming time blindness is a real medical condition. you've worked in the markets, you worked where time -- here's a portion of the sound bite. >> i'm applying to go somewhere. i want to know are there accommodations for people struggling with time blindness

and being on time and then the person i was with interrupted and acted like i was asking something else. when they were done they started yelling at me and saying accommodations for time blindness doesn't exist. if you struggle with being on time, you'll never get a job. i think a culture where workers with cut off because they struggle with being on time when there's other solutions we can look to, i think anybody who thinks it's okay to treat people like that, yeah, that culture needs to be disman tells. pete: dismantled. what if a young producer said i would like to work for you, i have time -- maria: the show is live at 10:00 a.m. that's not going to fly on wall street. the market can opens at 9:30. you better be at your desk by 6:00. it's hilarious this is coming up as an issue. what i liked in the piece i saw this morning, the person who pushed back and said what if the company says guess what, i know you were expecting to get paid on the second friday of the month but we're going to wait

until the fourth friday. it will be there on the 30th. how are you feeling about that. pete: viewers came through on that one, salary blindness. maria: exactly. pete: who else do you have? maria: we are talking with rfk junior. here is a democrat who dares to disagree with the mobs in washington. we're going to talk with him about his platform, why him, why is he running and what is he expecting to do for america. jim jordan is the guy of the moment, the chairman of the judiciary committee after those massive weaponization hearings last week, we're going to get it into. i have kim strassel from the journey and emma joe from bright bart. she testified in the hearing. she was censored. she broke the hunter biden laptop story. and part two of my interview with do president trump, we're focused on foreign affairs, particularly china. pete: all right. still ahead, nothing to see here. top oversight committee democrat rowro co kahana says the

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pete: we're back with your headlines, starting with this, ukraine reports one person is dead, nearly 20 hurt after russian strikes on the port city of odesa. ukraine has russia has been bombing ports almost daily. ukraine says six houses, port infrastructure and orthodox cathedral were damaged in the strikes. this comes as russia says a ukrainian drone attack prompted evacuation from near by towns. and new york city mayor eric adams is urging asylum seekers not to come to the big apple in a bit of an about face. a former new york city hotel worker who saw his place of work turn into an illegal camp joined us earlier with a warning about what could happen if illegal immigrants continue to flock to the city. >> feeling the pressure from the very demanding migrants

wanting luxury hotels. when they arrive to the city, they see that all the luxury hotels are already all handed out to people so they're becoming very angry and more violent than before and it's starting to look a lot like the riots in paris lately and that's where i see this heading. pete: let's hope not. he could be right. adam's office is planning to hand out fliers at the border warning that the city is very expensive. does it mention how dangerous it is? and to consider any other destinations. it's a good warning overall for the city at this point. elon musk could be rebranding twitter as soon as today. musk teasing the overhaul late last night with a video saying if a good enough x logo is posted tonight make we'll make it go live worldwide tomorrow. is he crowd sourcing a logo idea? later tweet sed soon we should d

adieu to the brand. changing the business name to x corp. back in april and elon saying he likes the letter x. well, if you like the letter x and you bought you a company for $44 billion, you can do whatever you want. joey: the question is, is it the letter x or number 10. that's the question. because usually with a computer nerds, they see that as a roman numeral, is that number 10. pete: you're breaking my brain. i don't know. whatever he wants to do. joey: i say that as a term of endearment. explosive statements from the irs whistleblower backing up allegations of a weaponized government in favor of hunter biden. one democrat lawmaker sees it differently. >> i respect mr. shapely but what i was showing him, what he admitted to is that he often makes a recommendation to charge people and he's overruled or has

disagreement with his own colleagues. when it comes to the actual judicial process of law enforenforcement, there is a disagreement. what this showed clearly is that there was no special treatment with hunter biden, that this is someone who has a more zealous view of prosecution in cases that have nothing to do with hunter biden. joey: fox news contributor charlie hurt joins us now. charlie, you know, that's -- given an a forester there, doing the best -- for effort there, doing the best he can. what's your reaction. >> ro khanna manages to come off as one of the lesser insane democrats in washington but i don't know how anybody watches those hearings and he was sitting in there as a member, watches those hearings and license to that testimony and walks away with the conclusion that this was just all normal behavior, this is how everybody gets treated. we're talking about felony charges of tax evasion, felony

charges of filing false reports that hunter biden was not charged with, along with all of the other stuff surrounding it, the special treatment surrounding it and ro khanna looks at this and says see, this proves he got treated no differently than anybody else. joey: depends on where in the stream of information you start. if you start with hunter biden didn't pay his taxes and he should be penalized for that, i think that's exactly where democrats started and ended with it. one democrat said something like well, he paid that back. the whistleblower had to explain once you break the law, doesn't matter if you go back and a pay the fine. so the question is, is this democrats attempting to sweep under the rug or ignore all the information even from these whistleblowers that there was a conspiracy here to not pay taxes and hide where the money came from. >> i think you're exactly right bow it. you really do have to start at a very strategic spot in order to see it this way. but if you step back and look at the totality of it, the fact that hunter's lawyers were

tipped off to the search of the storage unit and all of the other things that make it very clear that this is part of a much larger situation here, but if you just narrowly focus it down but that's kind of the whole point of them not doing their duty and them shilling and by the way, i think you get this from a lot of people in the media the fact that so many people refuse to cover it, show the hearings in the first place. this is a time where this would have been huge appointment tv across the channels. it wasn't. so an interview with joseph joee and jake tapper, making the argument that hunter biden got treated like any other powerful family and it's like what are you talking about? we're talking about irs agents enforcing tax law and nobody is supposed to be treated differently here and this is the whole problem that we've had for years with the irs and the fact

that hunter biden got treated like other powerful families, powerful influential families, that's not an excuse. that's proof of what we're saying, kind of. joey: the idea that there might actually be a double standard, there might be different rules for those. maybe i'm wrong here. it's not about manipulating the justice system but shouldn't there be an extra look into a powerful family like in other words, if you're going to run for president, become president of the united states, only one person gets to do that. shouldn't there be an even more stringent look when someone's broken the law. >> that's the whole point of having special counsel authority, the whole point of playing it by the book. it's actually a luxury. when you're dealing with powerful people, in positions of power like this, you play it by the book. exactly by the book. and that will protect you. joey: what are you doing tonight? >> we're doing the big weekend show. joey: do you have a really good co-host. >> the best, lisa booth, alicia

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pete: we're back with a couple quick headlines. jason aldean responds to backlash from his chart topping show, try that in a small town during his concert on friday. >> what i am is a proud american many i'm proud to be american. [cheers and applause] >> i love our country. i want to see it restored to what it once was before all this [bleep] started happening. pete: aldean's response comes as fans say they'll boycott the country music channel for

boycotting the video. this could be similar to the backlash seen by bud light after its partnership with trans activists dylan mulvaney. others are pulling videos in solidarity. the yankees record a bizarre out after an apparently botched call by the umpire. the short stop, bobby whit, bunting towards third. it appears to roll foul. it was ruled an infield single. he made a break for second base. the pitcher spotted him and threw him out add. at second.the bawl is clearly fe ball is clearly foul. couldn't it technically be fair? look at that see, i think that's a good call. joey: i can't see it from here but if it benefited the yankees, it was a bad call. [laughter] pete: it did. that's a fair point. i agree with that. rachel: summer is halfway over.

there's still plenty of time to load the kids in the car for that good old fashioned all american road trip. joey: live style expert carrie riley is here with her essentials. check this out. that looks like a normal truck. what have you got? >> this is america's number one selling vehicle, ford f-150. this is the all electric version, the lightning. this thing is a beast, it's 580-horsepower, 775-pound feet of torque. joey: take a look at the motor. >> you've got 320. there's no motor. it's a truck. pete: that scares me. [laughter] >> you can put a -- it's got an electric motor, two trunks in this kind of ford. let me tell you road essentials, when you're going on road trips, first up you know, you don't know you need it until you need it and it's too late. go ahead and put typical kind of box like this together. i went to a deal site called

slickdeal.com. some were 50% off. i got a first aid kit, a roadside kit. rachel: that's a brilliant idea. >> for your dog. rachel: who invented this? >> people are smart. we need to buy into it. joey: jumper cables. >> when you get to your airbnb or your hotel, you want to sanitize the air there. this is lysol's air sanitizer, simple fresh. it's the first and only spray that's approved by the epa a. it actually kills 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air. joey: oh, wow. >> they have three scents. you follow the directions on the bottle. pete: i just try to guess how many smokers have been in the room before. >> just go to lysol.com. >> what kind of hotels are you staying in? >> i love an electric toothbrush. i don't want to bring the charger with me. oral b thought of it, it's the

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a lot of supermarkets, the price went up on groceries and gas went up and a prices didn't go down when the gas came down. these are fun. aldi said you know what -- joey: adult lunchable. >> a snackle box. >> pete: that's more for kids. >> it's for adults too. this is the one i made. you guys made terrible ones. get going. you're supposed to be making your snackle. we've goal ought these -- we've got all these -- joey: these are great ideas. you can check this out. check it out. we're going to make a snackle box. more "fox & friends" moments away. away. ♪ every day is a faded sign. ♪ i get -- big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be.

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