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charlie: did you say alternative to eggs? there's no alternative to eggs. [laughter] i want to be clear about that. rachel: we have pictures of you and your coop and your chickens char lie i told you to send that in. charlie: we have a little bit of a fox problem. talking ground hog problem. rachel: did anyone get in the hen house? charlie: they are going after our guineas we haven't figured out -- joey: heard you keep the ticks out of the yard and alarm -- charlie: they are guard birds. some people eat them. they're kind of tough. rachel: we're talking about egg price you guys because yesterday i was on thes phone with my son who lives in l.a. he was walking to the store --

to the corner store to buy eggs. and other things -- charlie: take out a mortgage. rachel: he gets there i tried to buy eggs, it was 19 dollars a dozen. he said they were selling them individually at a dollar 50 as well. that is crazy so we're going talk about that a little later in the show. charlie: does peta have a problem with eating eggs? joey: punxsutawney should be replaced by vegan kaks so -- charlie: the eggs -- rachel: no wonder they're so unhappy. joey: but clinicically insane that's why they don't like to eat tasty animals this is their news release about about the groundhog day because today is ground hog day. live for punxsutawney phil is no piece of cake peta offers weather reveal dessert to a place exploited groundhog.

i mean it is -- rachel: so many things wrong with this first of all as governor of pennsylvania noted that groundhog is treated like a king. charlie: better health care than him he said. rachel: cake reveal doesn't sound tasty as well but earlier peta is a bunch of hypocrites i haven't heard them weigh in on windmills killing birds and a bird treated like a prince -- >> if they know if they see their shadow -- joey: let's get a animatronic punxsutawney phil. charlie: you know who i trust is shannon bream she does it every sunday on fox news sunday. rachel: is that the best intro you've ever gotten better than a

groundhog? >> i'm so mad at phil that i might bake him into a cake that might be what he deserves at this point. joey: i haven't had ground hog. charlie: you've turned decidedly anti-ground hog morning. shannon: just for today tomorrow he gets another chance but today he's on probation. rachel: you know who else is angry canada and mexico because donald trump imposed tariffs 25 oct imports from china excluding energy and 25% on imports from mexico and then he added 10% on chinese goods. what do you make of all of this? shannon: well, of course, we heard them. they warned and they did immediately overnight say we're going to do all of these retaliatory tariffs back on u.s. goods, and you know, we're going to ramp this up. honestly, our economy and what we provide is a much bigger engine than what mexico and canada can do. but the fact is we have trade agreements with them so we'll

see how long this last the president said this is about fentanyl about flooding over open borders about all things that he thinks they have power to fix. and says you know you fix it then i think these tariffs will come down or go away. tariffs are something that president have been using for a long time and president trump did acknowledge on friday listen, there may be some temporary up tick in pricing and problems with this but he says he thinks people will understand. so we'll see. we're just talking about eggs i don't know if people are going to be okay with things getting more expensive. >> how do we find out what it is that president trump wants countries to do specifically. we sit here and debate whether tariffs will hurt us but what if countries won't have tariffs? shannon: i don't know if we have step by step but language in laying out tariffs it was clear that fentanyl was big issue that open borders was a big issue so he's saying listen, do those things clean that up and sounds like messaging there will be some relief. now we know already that both of the countries have done things

in response the last few weeks so what trump said was coming. we know that there are, you know, better cooperations with mexico and trying keep people away from the border and look at numbers people knowing they can't come here as freely as they could that's a big cutback too but the president made a big point of saying this is about fentanyl mexico says you guys have a drug problem you figure that out. he says you guys stop, you know, cooperating coordinating with chinese interests that get it across our border. that's a big issue. rachel: i mentioned yesterday we had phil flynn oil expert who said he believes that -- any kind of increase in price as cost of goods as you mentioned he believes should be offset by the deregulation of oil and drill, drill, drill policies of donald trump. so that's one take on it. shannon: he wants to get domestic energy production ramped up but it does take time and made promise making things easier on that industry and when

fuel price come down this impacts everything else. everything else has been transported groceries, goods all of these things. >> eggs. charlie: we're seeing real politics in new york trying keep elise stefanik after nominated to ambassador to united nations, how's all of that going to play out? >> you know, it looks like we may get her vote on this week of being ambassador to the u.n. only at that point resign from the house. you know how tight the margins there are there so democrats at the state level there in new york are apparently having a conversation about changing the way that they handle these elections normally it would be within ten days of her announcing resignation governor would have to announce a date for the election to fill it within 830090 days later some of the reporting out of albany democrats control state house there in new york, that potentially they would want to move to june or even november as

part of the conversation clearly that's the last thing house republicans want or need. we'll see where it goes because i don't know that state republicans in -- you know new york are going to havement ability to shut something like that down. >> let's put up balance of power in the house right now it's 2:15 dems to 218 republicans elisa to be fair is a solidly republican seat i think that's the calculation she made. that's the calculation that the president and, of course, speaker johnson made. but if they hold that off, what do you think would happen would do you think she would if they're serious about november potentially, would they still go through with the confirmation would there with pressure on her to go back to the house? what do you think is going to happen? >> there might be. but i think that train left the station i think she's full speed ahead. we know in florida they made progress on two of the seats to work on filling, and so that is already in process matt gaetz

mike waltz seat so thacked add numbers back into the republican column. thing everything to get done they have to a budget to get done we have run out of government fund there's the debt ceiling looming and something things they have to do and there are some republicans who have different ideas just like within the democrat party there are frankture and fish shoes you fissures it is tougher than maybe having a buffer for five which is still exceptionally tight but it gives you a little more wiggle room. joey: can johnson keep his party together and recent year says maybe not. you have a big show on fox news sunday tell what you say you got. shannon: so secretary duffy is going to be join us for all of the latest very, very busy -- joey: look at that handsome fella. shannon: fetterman and graham they could be critical or kash

patel and ready to announce their votes we'll ask this morning. joey: that is an interesting side by side fetterman and graham two very different senators. shannon: only one will be wearing hoodie. joey: i believe that. shannon: if you're not dretszing up for the president i don't believe you will for me. there you go. rachel: great lineup. >> meanwhile president trump orders air strikes on isis leaders taking out multiple key operatives. glam madeleine rivera is in washington with all of those details. good morning. reporter: these air strikes mark president trump's first major u.s. military operation overseas since he retook office. president trump said he ordered the strikes on the senior isis attack planner other terrorist he recruited and led in somalia president said on true social these killers who we found hiding in caves threaten the united states and our allies.

the strikes destroy the caves they live in and killed many terrorist without in any way harming civilians the message to isis alling others who would attack americans is that we will find you and we will kill you. the defense secretary pete hegseth said under president direction he authorized africa command to carry out air attacks targeting operatives in the mountains. hegseth said this action further degrades isis ability to plot and conduct terrorist attacks threatening u.s. citizens are partners and innocent civilians and sends a clear signal that the united states always stands ready to find and eliminate terrorist who is threaten the u.s. and allies even as we conduct robust border protection and many other operations under president trump's leadership. isis somalia was formalled by a group of defectors from afghan group al shabaab assessment isis somalia remains ietionlated in northern section of the country it has focused its efforts own revenue generation and extortion

instead of high profile attacks in recent years. but there are reports that had planned to expand its influence. rachel, charlie and joey. charlie: thank you madeleine turning now to headlines captain identified as third soldier aboard helicopter involved in deadly midair near collision near reagan national airport earlier this week. she was in aviation officer in the army since 2019 and had a 00 hours of flyings team in the black hawk. the army says soldiers were on a training mission on helicopter collided with regional airlines regional jet. jd vance and other trump administration officials are set to visit these palestinian ohio marking second anniversary of the tragic train derailment ohio senator john is applauding new administration for making the visit. >> it's easy to have the

hindsight on this but at the time if you recall the biden administration wasn't engaged it took joe biden over a year before he visited -- took the secretary pete buttigieg 20 days and couldn't get information at time that's why i'm glad that lee will be there, and jd vance. >> the visit comes as the city and norfolk southern have reached a $22 million settlement and finally two young cashiers at an aldis grocery store in new york apparently rejected a customer's $2 billings because they thought they were counterfeit. customer says after three cashier after the cashier brought over their manager the employees still wouldn't properly check if they were real or not. and those are your headlines. >> do you think it is because they didn't recognize a two dollar bill at all? >> you don't see them a lot.

>> but my dad hands them out to people all of the time. >> my daughter's god father -- and he always has two dollar bills always. >> they're marvelous. >> they feature jefferson. >> it is money worth two dollars that's it. rachel: well you better spend -- you better spend more than two dollars on valentine's day this less than two weeks away -- and celebrate the love of your life with the valentine's day collection that's available now at fox news shop. we have some of it for you here on is the you can order it at shop.foxnews.com. >> i like the heart shape pillow at "fox & friends" i need that from the office it might disappear from set in a few minutes. rachel: you should get the pillow and add a diamond ring and a box. >> secretary of state marco rubio is in panama to meet the

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international trip as secretary of state to latin america or to central america meeting in going to discuss crucial issues such as immigration and trump's push to retake the panama canal. >> gop congresswoman maria salazar from the great state of florida sits on house foreign affairs committee she joins us now great to see you. it's a new -- it's a new there's a new sheriff in town, isn't there? >> no doubt about it. and like rachel said if you care about fentanyl if you care about crime, if you care about migration you have to care about latin america that's exactly what marco rubio is doing as a new dawn for latin america and for the united states. because it's our backyard. and i'm delighted he's going panama they'll reach a fantastic agreement with us because we built the canal and they want to do business with the americans they don't want to do business with communist china. so i'm sure there's no problem that we're going to come without with a fantastic deal from the

panama. rachel: you say that and by the way they have always been a very strong ally of our country. but however, i have my first interview on fox was with the president of panama. and i've interviewed ministers subsequently from that country and when you bring up china, they are very quiet. they don't want to talk about china. so you say that -- but i know why -- and so i guess my question is, is marco, donald trump through marco rubio telling them you have to pick either america or china as your ally and you've got to get the chinese out of canal? >> you know why, rachel because for the last 30 years, we have ignored our backyard. and this now it is time when we're -- i mean, latin america and i was a foreign correspondent for june vision there are for 35 years i know exactly what latin americans are theg and they want to do business with the

americans hands down. but we have been ab sent now there's a new sheriff in town i'm so happy that president trump understands these peel are in our backyard. this is our sphere of influence latin america. so the message that we're sending now to the them and to the rest of the country is that americans are back we want to invest we want to help you we want to maintain the democracy we want to give you -- everything that you need. and so we're back and that's exactly the message that we're sending with this. but also you have to help us. it is specifically the panama canal is so important for our trade we built it. we spend millions of dollars. we gave 30 thousand american lives back in the 1900s it is time because we've been absent so happy that trump understands that marco rubio he's my constituent and we are delighted that he's there and he understands not only he speaks

the language but he understands importance because for the average american latin america is an american business. joey: another important rick brought back six americans, following a meeting with the president or maduro whatever you want to dictator of venezuela. there are a lot of opinions on this, of course, we're happy to get americans home. but a lot of people are upset seeing that trump administration sort of legitimatize maduro regime making this trip and meeting explain to us what you see here. >> look i think it is a wonderful question and a very difficult question for america. we are in the business of business. but we're also in the business of democracy and sending the right message. i'm delighted that the six detainees keam back and maduro will be paying for the flights to sending back people that should have never come into this country that the rest of the -- criminals that he sent.

but we also have to be very careful as an american government specifically president trump is in a difficult situation because you have to sending right message to allies all over the world and in this hemisphere is that we're not negotiating with dictators for but failures of oil that is not what we do as a country we are the united states and that is a very thin line that we're going to be walking right now. but listen, venezuela is a national security threat for this country. if we do not do away with maduro we're going to have two more million venn venezuelans knockin our door and that cancer, ?a snake spreading through the hemisphere like cuba, nicaragua and average american that is good if we have a quiet and prosperous latin america including venezuela we have peace at home. rachel: now he's gotten the hostages back and planes are coming paid for to take back --

now what are you suggesting that the trump administration should do to support the opposition? against this illegitimate -- >> that's a very good question now that you said the opposition you have one of the things that people need to understand is that they were elections. and maduro lost by 70, 80 points he signed an agreement with biden saying called the barr barbados accords so what we need to do is like trump peck up the phone like he cially does and says what can we do for you and your gangsters to go peaceful and quietly that's exactly what the opposition wants i'm in touch with maria most bravest woman in this hemisphere that's what she wants have them go quietly and then bring back democracy to this country to venezuela it is trump only trump can do that, an for him it is easy. because maduro shakes everyone

moves, and shakes and trembles and it just faints when trump goes i'm telling you i know, i'm chairman of the western hemisphere sub committee in the house foreign affairs committee i know my people trump can do it. >> i believe you. >> thank you so much. thank you. rachel: thank you congresswoman. >> thanks to you. >> president trump orders air strikes on senior isis leaders in somalia, the fierce message to our enemies as he vows to make america safe again. that's next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up.

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admiral air strike against terror groups leaders in somalia. the president saying in part, these killers who we found hiding in caves threaten the united states and our allies the strikings destroyed the caves, they live in and killed many trust without any way harming civilians facing terror general join us thanks for joining us this is the first military move under president trump and dod secretary hegseth. i know that a lot of intelligence is needed for an operation like this. do you feel like this is something biden administration could have done or sitting on and the trump administration said no we're going to make this happen and materialize so quickly this might not have been an option two weeks ago? >> yotd. i know, i worked in the biden administration, i worked in the obama administration and trump administration i saw the

differences in the decision making. i think he's pecking up where we left off with the soleimani strike. and i think he's putting fear back in to the equation. i think a lot of people think because he says he's about not having wars or starting wars, he won't be, you know, used military action when it's appropriate. this case it was. i've seen, you know, the national security council agonize over these decisions and then what happens is these terrorists end up getting away. so it is good to see him actually making a quick decision to go after the threat. >> yes, sir. just want to correct real quick you're an air force figure general not army i think i read that so i don't to get yourself or me in trouble over that. i apologize. to both services -- but to move on with this, when we look at the africa theater a lot of people i say a lot of civilians don't know we're active there as a marine i know you fear to go to it is hot there and in north africa

there's a lot going on there and a lot that our military and tell us about the threat in the afternoon theater. >> terrorists have tried to migrate there. one of the things they're trying to get away from is the ability to find them. it is also hard to get into some of those places in africa just because we don't have good access many times. you know, we face this in the b2 which i flew and so i think, you know, we're getting better at finding these places. and when we find them we're actually going after the people that are there. so you know i think we're proving there's really no place on earth that you can hide. and by taking action now, it prevents having a larger conflict a bigger role for the military. and really cuts it off before it has a chance to metastasize. >> absolutely. proud air force general, rob thank you so much for joining us and thank you if your insight. >> thank you. >> yes, sir.

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♪ ♪ rachel: all right it is time now for your weekend wellness, and we're focusing on the rising price of eggs. more than 13 million died due to bird flu driving price up and is there more budget friendly ways to get your protein here's answers from fox news million contributor wellness look at her a vision of wellness if ever there was dr. nicole saphier i was on the phone with my son in l.a. he goes to the store on the phone like i can't believe it, it was 19 dollars i thought i was not hearing that 19 a dozen a dollar 50 an egg selling them individually. >> not only as burden bird flu taken a million hens in november and december a loan but department of agriculture ordered killing or a million hens just to contain spread of

bird flu so they were up because of inflation but the prices go up even more because there's just not enough hens right now. rachel: it is the perfect food. >> i love eggs. you know, i'm a hen owner i have hens you have hens so you know, but not everyone can have their own hens so we have to talk about how can we get protein in the grocery store when things are so expensive so animal protein by far is my favorite source of protein it has all of the complete proteins amino acids muscle building so ground beef, turkey these are more cost friendly ways low fat high protein also various nutrients in it again, they can be expensive so whatever animal protein you can get that's cost effective that's the one you want it is very good for you. moving on now to i actually love to go to the canned seafood canned tuna and salmon sardines canned tuna is incredible low

cost it is a great source of protein omega-3 high in mercury so you want to get the tuna lite salmon but it can have a lot of sodium in it make sure you're getting low sodium i know sardines aren't for everybody but they're incredible they have omega and high protein it also has vitamin d and level of calcium so very good for your bone health. >> i love sardines but canned salmon over a salad put a little bit of mayonnaise in it capers -- >> tuna salad you can do like the kids tuna melts with cheese in it excellent sources of proentoos keeping with the animal proteins i love plain greek yogurt not as much from canned tuna or ground beef but a good amount and versatile you can have it with breakfast with berries and whip up it make up into a vegetable dip and bake

with a good heavier alternative for cream and high in protein very versatile that date on there when it says sell by that doesn't mean that's how long it is safe for that is how can the manufacture guarantees it's effectiveness or, you know, the value. so that you can keep it a little bit longer one to two weeks actually with mold or doesn't smell good that's a good indicator not to eat it. and then move into more of the plant based protein black beans one of my favorite things good source of protein also high in fiber. so not only is it low calorie high protein high fiber it makes you feel full and promote weight loss because you tengsd to less when you fill yourself up with black beans. >> i love that you included lentils we eat a lot of lentils so, i mean, so good. but also you can get this through garbanzo and hummus. >> these are incredible for you and lower in protein than other things you have to eat a higher

quantity so you may not be getting all of the vitamins so supplements in that case. >> why we need egg prices to come down because they are the perfect food. >> love them. >> this is great stuff thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. all right. joey. rachel: i bought you educations today. eggs -- joey: had my fill on those. thanks rachel. all right a few headlines from the sports world. starting with a massive move in the nba los angeles lakers acquiring reigning scoring champion and five time all star good luca -- from the dallas mavericks as part of the blockbuster over not trending all nba center anthony davis to dallas. luca joins lebron james on a los angeles team that currently sits at 5th place in the western conference. the new u.s. flag football team

at the 2028 olympics is building its roster tampa bay buccaneers wide receiver mike evans joining when flag makes its debut in l.a. three years from now. aches telling reporters that the probowl this weekend, quote, this is good practice for me in the olympics. most likely i'll be retired by 2028. but if i am retired i would definitely like to play in the olympics. that's a cool thing there. nfl star and chiefs title end travis kelce known as taylor's boyfriend may have broken some kansas city fans hearts with just three words, ahead of super bowl 59. >> is there anything you would threek say to the fans of philadelphia? >> go birds, baby. >> you don't mean that? >> a fanatic -- i love that guy, man.

[laughter] >> big game said to kick off one week from today in new orleans coverage starts at 1 p.m. only on fox. and those are your sports headlines. yeah. he was on with his brother there. played at philly so just breaking some hearts i guess. [laughter] all right, and to this ground hog day mourning will be will it be six more weeks of winter or an early spring punxsutawney phil has already given us a big prediction. >> i'm headed back down -- there's a salad doe -- shadow up here get ready for six more weeks of winter this year. charlie: let's head back down to gobblers where janice dean joins us. >> you're really excited about ground hogs day you and joey should come next year because you meet people from all over

the country like my ground hog friends from where are you from? >> columbus, ohio. >> name -- >> megyn. >> what's your name? >> michelle. >> does your family know you're here? >> they did. everybody knows i'm here all of my clients. >> where do you work? >> hair salon in columbus, ohio. >> we love our hair stylist did you have fun? >> yeah. >> was this a bucket list. checked it off got on the list. >> will you come back? >> possibly. [laughter] >> it is okay one and done i totally understand it. what do you think of the six more weeks of winter you're from ohio it is like whatever -- >> i need spring to come. >> i love your outfits you must be warm underneath there. >> i was but not any longer my toes are numb. >> it is ladies like that this make me want to come back every year fobs and friends weekend charlie and joey you're coming

back next year 2026 baby it is happening over to you. joey: maybe i should i'm already prepared my toes are already numb i'm right there with her. [laughter] >> i love it. we'll see you then. charlie: sounds good thank you janice i love brunswicks too. we're getting ready game day ready with the snacks stadium now to score a touchdown with your guests. that's next.

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♪ ♪ >> all right it is your shot of the morning if you can't get to the stadium for the super bowl next weekend why not bring the stadium to you at home? >> snack stadium creator we had her on last year grad to have her back it is astrid i want to say first of all i love you just had this great idea. [laughter] you talked to your husband about it and figured it out and you created this because you were explain how you started it. >> i used to make these myself and it would attack hours and i

would spend money on materials and i didn't know what i was cutting and doing so i wanted to buy one and they didn't sell them so i needed to make this and make it a special moment for the game days you know super bowl tailgates all of that. rachel: did you get an award for best wife creating this? >> he's a very lucky guy. but no this is just a cool piece where like when you were having watch party your guests come and this is in their way. it is amazing and you guys can customize it however you want with the signs put a logos in the center if you love a certain team, you know. >> where can they get it? >> my snack stadium.com if you order to do you'll have it in time for the super bowl. >> you have a beg one and small one like i say put whatever food in it. >> this is a double xl don't unless you're mr. popular and you have 40 to 50 people because this is a lot of food that's the most popular one it is a standard one and it feeds ten to 12 so great fun.

>> a new business one buy the small one no -- we want you to buy the big one -- >> this is a lot of food, though. right? >> it is. but this one really is -- when people walk in they've got to just wow. >> yeah. for sure yep you can be creative like people put drinks, fun, and fixens. >> get your your own before the in time for the super bowl. and i'm going to start eating on some of this food you brought for me. charlie over to you, bud. charlie: thanks, season premier of spark available now on fox nation. as you yosemite national park celebrate 145th birthdays this season host abby hornacek takes deep dive into california's top destinations literally. >> slowly turn around look at your target.

dare dell and fox nation host, abby hornacek joins us now great to see you. >> i feel so blessed every single year and you know, i kind of second guess that when they were like we're going bungee jumping i did it ten years ago like i'll never do it again and huge shoutout to bungee. >> i thought that would be a cure for most people. >> didn't love it. but this time around we did it three times because so i had to jump three times one forward, once backwards and then a backflip like i'm not going to do it once but it was a huge blast i really enjoyed it but i don't to do it again. >> they require you to do a

backflip. >> they were requiring me i think my competitiveness was requiring me. but you know what charlie that's one of the activities we do in this special we also go barrel racing at our ranch in the sequoia repelling off the side of a rock cliff a mile outside of yosemite and exploring two national parks on their 135th birthdays want to show everyone what makes them so io iconning you're walking amongst oldest largest trees on earth in sequoia some live up to 34 hux years old over to yosemite hikes view points that people were looking at in the 1890s and it really has remained largely unchanged because of the way they've preserved the national park so i'm excited for people check this out. i get nerdy and i talk about how the science and how things are formed and history and we have a ton of opinion and do some

activities like bungee jumping. >> when you look at trees and go through rings and you see literally when jesus was born is one of the rings. >> exactly. and thing about sequoia that is so sphact significant is the bark is about two feet thick. i mean when you think about that, that's what makes these trees so resilient and go to general sherman and realize this is the largest tree by volume on earths. you're sitting there going wow i'm a tiny aunt. >> you mentioned general sherman is a tree that you really communed with out there? >> it is ones that aren't nailed nailed -- named they will like they're hugging you back. >> you can hug like one 64th of this. >> i can't get it partly around the tree trunk. charlie: what's your favorite adventure, obviously, bungee

jumping aside because that's really dangerous and suicidal i would say. really -- but like is there a spot that you just find in one of the significant places that you connect you to god? >> that is such a good question you know i do say why i feel so blessed is the closest ever to god because of the way that you see what park have been formedon if i have one particular spot i really love this time around we've been to yosemite before we did valley screw this -- valley view i did the cable hike and everything. but i think it is just looking out and seeing the way god has shaped our nature that we can enjoy today. >> we're blessed that you're introducing it to the country so thank you so much. great to see you more fox and friends weekend next.

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