. >> quick break then centals rising as americans scramble over egg prizes jeff flock. >> we go to thegh egg prices think about maybe buying the sourceer at least renting it. stand by. we have the full story in a minute. ♪ ♪ not about money, money, money, the money, we just want to make -- forget about dry day, it is about -- ♪ . at ameriprise financial we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're conquerors and champions, and what matters most to them matters most to us. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of five client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. maria: new one americans now renting chickens to avoid shelling out more money on soaring egg prices jeff flock went to pennsylvania to find what is going on with the firsthand look, jeff? >> yeah actually this is where i live my front yard, this is a rent a chicken, it is a business that is homestead bill right there a chicken in my hands time to come to the source of the eggs these days, people trying to save money i mean put number up, maria, i know you eggs over 20 bucks, the national average over 8.50. >> with

stuart: cheers, jeff flock. see you again soon. let me move on.uess how many people will watch the super bowl on fox? lauren: last year was a record, one hundred 23 million. that with the chiefs/49ers. this year watching a game at a party at least 113 million, at a bar, 17 million and that crowd will be tired monday morning. four in tweet and say we will give up a work holiday to have super bowl monday off. look at the advertisements. spending north of $7 million, 30-seconds of commercial time. expert say super bowl ads are 20 times more effective than a typical tv ad because fans are willing to sit and engage with the brand. the super bowl ads are the game within the game. stuart: that's true. i like to watch those ads, the only time i like to watch ads is the super bowl. they are new and different. nfl legend and fox sports analyst tom brady joint fox and friends with a preview of the big game. what did brady have to say? stuart: he asked if he misses being out on the field competing in the super bowl. nothing left in the tank when he retired, s

liz: jeff flock, love you're doing the reporting out there in the cold.n with that last part. good stuff, jeff. great to see you again. good times for you. never a dull moment. thank you, jeff. now watch this. >> background and backup information for the 50 million in condoms to the taliban. $15 million to the taliban for condoms and contraceptives. liz: that was cnn jake tapper challenging congressman brian mast showing proof of $15 million worth of birth control going to the taliban. we showed you that the other night and it's a bigger number. let's welcome to the show from house judiciary. it's $45 million. 45 $45 million went to things for like condoms for the taliban and birth control in the middle east and much more waste spending on it and what do you make of the fight the media is trying to down play the waste that doge is finding at usaid and they're doing $150 billion on green energy push for 2030 and $70 million worldwide pushing dei. what do you make of this? >> that's right. these are demonstrable facts and all we have to do is look at them a

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are today even higher than january 2023, $4.95 and a lot of you are paying a lot more than that, jeff flocko first introduced us to this rent a chicken business. i'm dying to hear how it is doing now. >> inflation was driving up the price of eggs and this is my front yard, these chickens of gone wild in my front yard, i've got one in my hands that i have managed to catch but now it is as much about egg security, people go to a store, they can't get an egg and have your own source, not a bad idea. >> her chickens in the coop and they lay eggs, you don't have to worry of the store has eggs. >> reporter: you bring the feed, bring the chickens six months, how much? >> start at $500. >> reporter: doesn't seem like a whole lot. not really to save money but you get a better egg. >> when we talk about the price of the coop. if you go purchase your own coop you will spend $1,500 on coops and chickens and our price point is well below that. >> reporter: these things, this guy over here, unless you chase them they might run. must pay. come on now. come on, geez. they really are kind of like a pet in s

jeff flock joining us from a farm in columbus, new jersey. , jeff? reporter: yeah, can't blame this one on the tariffs, stuart. it's all about bird flu. it used to be free range eggs for the expensive ones. now they're all expensive. look at what these are eating. these are free range which she cannens, and they're -- chickens and they're eating brussel sprouts. that's a blood orange. this is environmentally conscious farming. joe is from honey hound orchards. >> that's correct. reporter: your eggs are worth their weight in gold right now. >> yeah, that's right. it's like little yellow cold nuggets. they've been very popular. reporter: take a look at numbers, stuart. they keep getting worse. as recently as a couple of months ago, we were under $4. now we're almost $8 a dozen. and you have people numb eggs here. >> yeah, a free range flock of 500 hens and not free ranging, we let them lay in the morning and let them out in the afternoon. they get produce from our local farmer's market. reporter: what are you feeding them right now? grapes. >> y

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jeff flock is in a flock in pennsylvania. >> i'm going right to the source.other going to the grocery store when you can get the eggs yourself. this is something called rent the chicken. look what they do. this is homestead phil who runs the company. business is booming. people are renting the coop, renting the chickens and you got eggs forever. >> absolutely. this is a way to avoid no eggs being at the grocery store. i roll the coop into your backyard. i bring the chickens, feed and supplies. >> the business started when people were concerned about prices. if you put up the number we're over $8.50 a dozen. now people -- i don't know that you save money doing this but you always have eggs. show me the coop real quick. >> take a look. with this design, it can go to the backyard. we provide the coop. our starting price point is $5 hundred. we can deliver from los angeles to new york city, nashville. all over the country. >> let's go -- no audio. >> dana: all right. no. >> let's see where the eggs are. yes. they just laid eggs. >> dana: we don't have a great sho

jeff flock in a report the other day a company renting chickens.nt chickens to get eggs in the meantime. >> i have about 25 i rent to the highest bidder. >> sandra: i love it of course you do on the big piece of property. charlie, thank you so much. don. >> john: i was surprised by the price of the renting that jeff was talking to, $500 for a month, week, who knows? the space for us with missile defense proposal and we will get an update just ahead from the pentagon. >> sandra: how close is iran to getting a nuclear weapon? michael pillsbury on a steady new report and he joins us next. president trump did not have to bomb them petty bank wrapped them so biden takes the pressure off and they get money again and they find terrorism and the mind of the building of the bomb. now we have to go back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john: payer is a new warning iran is getting close to producing nuclear weapon. "fox news" contributor michael pillsbury heritage foundation senior fellow for china strategy and offer of 100 year marathon. good to be with you today, michael. here

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jeff flock is live at the philadelphia international airport with how the president is now turning totuation. jeff. >> reporter: he is, liz. and there is a spirited, fiery debate on x today over that that very issue. but, first, to the post on x from elon musk which confirms, indeed, he's gotten the call from president trump. he says with the support of the president, the doge team will aim to make rapid safety upgrades to the air a traffic control system, and today the president, as you report, laying out exactly what he expects musk to accomplish. listen. >> i think what is going to happen i think what's going to happen is we're all going to sit down and do a great computerized system for our control towers, brand new and super obsolete and trying to hook up a land-based system to a satellite system. >> not everybody is thrilled with it apparently hillary clinton, who posted on x the following "the doge team has no relevant experience and have to mess with airline safety deteriorating on your watch? sean duffy firing back with madame secretary, it's the dc bureaucrat is the reason t