. >> joining us is todd harris of strategic insight reserve as their manager drink -- their managing director. a little bit about your organization. what is it? guest: strategic insights is a strategy in public policy focused business unit within a larger company. we do pathfinding research trade particularly for government sponsors. you want to look farther and see what is coming down the road. host: is that a part of the defensive industry itself? guest: not defense industry but the government, different organizations within the department of defense and partner with us to do research. host: when it comes to issues of defense spending and how it fits into the larger budget, how do you view these things? not only what is being asked by the government but how it is spent. guest: becoming more of a hot button issue now with the new congress. taking a closer look on the overall level of federal spending, you have got to look at it within different context. one, looking at the total amount of defense spending over time, adjusting for inflation. in that respect, we are near the highest w

board, on behalf of daniel blair, the goat, ricky carmichael and the entire crew at arlington, i am todd harris, we will see you next weekend, around number 8, supercross from daytona, good night everybody! >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum these are your headlines european markets start the week on the front foot brushing aside the pce print in the u.s. and wall street looks to bounce back from the worst week of the year. >>> uk prime minister rishi sunak looks for a deal with ireland as the imf director flies in for a potential new trade agreement. >>> the german lender trades atop of the stoxx 600 after rejoining the dak. the ceo says the bank is ready to support germany in the face of recession risk. >> the german economy is resilient and adaptable to the trade corridors. that is where commerzbank is. >>> and nokia gets a facelift with the strategy announced in barcelona. there is still room for growth in 5g. >> the market has not peaked we believe the 5g market will behave differently from the 4g market where it peaked we believe we will see an extended pea

. >> todd: vice president kamala harris among those in attendance at yesterday's service.s beaten to death last month from memphis pd, sparked nationwide protest last month. >> ashley: getting ripped as the windy city deals with surge in crime and not enough manpower to deal with violence. ♪ ♪ >> did you order thousands of new jobs and a pepperoni? >> told you she delivers. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: after giving 32 years of service to the chicago police department, a lieutenant is retiring his badge and joins me. we said it there, you gave 32 years of your life to the department on the streets working for the people, putting your life on the line. when you see videos like we saw with lori lightfoot, what do you think? >> it is frustrating. it shows she's completely tone deaf and has no idea what is going on, she's surrounded by this bubble of yes men and has no idea, it appears has no idea what is going on in chicago right now. >> ashley: what is going on in the streets? since 2018, they lost 1600 of ros. are those spots being filled or are they vacant? >> no, that is the problem. we

and president biden and vice president harris will head to states poised to be critical in 2024. >> todd: with that, bring in florida congressman cory mills, many say they are worse off than before president biden took office. 16% say they are better off since joe biden became president. could that be because the economy is not strong despite the urging of the white house? >> cory: that is right, todd, one thing president biden doesn't talk about 13% increase in inflation since he's taken over. he touts the great job report. many of these people in the job reports are having to look for second and third and fourth job to sustain gas prices, the inflation, cost of living increase and cost of grocerying. a lot of these are not just this, people returning back to the job market after the covid lockdown and shutdowns have gone on. i don't think the numbers are completely accurate, they are a plus up for the state of the union address and don't address the real issues when it comes to still our gas prices are far too high, cost of living is far too high. parents having to make the decision, d

. ♪ ♪ >> todd: vice president kamala harris facing backlash online for posting a picture of herself nexth a caption, "my message to black women and young girls everywhere, never ask permission to leave" ron desantis responding, kid should not have to ask permission to breathe freely. >> ashley: lost their job over vaccine mandates and state lawmakers have a plan to help those still unemployed. >> todd: a new proposed house bill would provide 10% hiring preference for workers who lost their jobs due to government imposed vaccine mandates. >> ashley: chris stori the law state lawmaker, tell us what your bill does? >> well, he's gone, we lost him so, my biggest -- are you back? can you hear us? >> hello, and my back? i can hear you just fine. >> ashley: tell us what your bill does. >> good morning, it is good to be with you my bill 1814 will allow for hiring preference as well its pensions of employees that were either fired or that could do to the vaccine mandates in washington state. >> todd: showed a number of employees you guys are running a deficit on interstate, king county, specifica

we haven't seen much. >> todd: some people are being kind calling kamala harris' comments reality but, what do you say? because i don't know if i call it lying. when the bill came out at $8,000, we were told we would get 60% decrease. we haven't seen the bill this month yet. you know, if it was 60% off of $8,000, that would be great. but nothing has shown up this year. >> todd: $8,000, that is not nothing. because you want a place where margins aren't too high. how do you cover $8,000? >> you know, we have to pull it somewhere, either from me or we will raise prices to the client. we can't keep raising prices and chase out the customers. because the problem is everybody looks at the bill and says, hey, the last time i came here was $20. now it is $30, $39. something is wrong. >> todd: all right, jeff the white house the point of all of the luxurious things you can buy as a result of their "efforts. remember when we were talking about gas versus electric? you can buy $80,000 electric car. in this sense, kamala harris that you can go on a family vacation with all these not real savings

todd: that's right. they are on top of the world. the party underway in kansas city after the fighting steve doocy, harris faulkner and the fighting ashley strohmier's, the chiefs win super bowl lvii topping the eagles 38-35. patrick mahomes took home mvp honors despite a peste ankle injury. the face of america. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. congrates to you. >> ashley: thank you, i'm ashley

todd: cheryl casone is here with more. i do not see the extra dollars of which kamala harris speaks. >> cheryl: there are fewer dollars in yourtricity bills up 12%, fuel, oil and natural gas up, as well. you heard kamala harris, energy experts say her commentses were misleading, in fact, more low-income americans are looking for energy assistance now versus last year and home prices on average, 12.7% higher. you spoke with a california business owner to talk about high prices. >> we got to pull it from somewhere, either from me or out of the cost or raise prices to the client. we can't keep raising prices, everybody looks at the bill, last time it was $20 and now it is $30 to $39, something is wrong. >> cheryl: we do thecpireport, on everything from fuel, oil and electricity on down. >> todd: i originally thought i was on camera and looked in my pocket for the cash kamala harris promised and i was not on camera. stro had a big life. >> ashley: biden will hire new fed chair based on diversity, cheryl. >> cheryl: there is vice chair position open and two women in the running for that, according to several want ares. when you li

. >> todd: the first by cheer of the baltimore county central committee and ed harris a baltimore residentre. kj, are you shocked by how abysmal from abysmal those numbers are? >> yeah, i'm shocked. i am frustrated and angry about it. as a parent, i live in baltimore city. we have been dealing with this for decades. these results are very frustrating, frustrating because we are not able to get to the root cause of what is happening. in the leadership here point on racism. we've had democratic leadership for decades. people here empower -- and everything is blamed on racism. >> todd: who are you blaming? >> hi, thank you for having me. i would start with the commissioners and the board of school administrators and i also want to add some parents like kj said, we've had these results for decades. i'm not shocked because we've been having these results. i'm angry in my major claim majorly the baltimore city school administrators who are absolutely dismissive and arrogant at the results we are seeing in baltimore. >> todd: evie goes up to the mayor's level and he refused to answer any question

. >> todd: today tyre nichols will be laid to rest in memphis. vice president molly harrisexpected to attend after a traffic stop and party kim pham rich from the memphis police department sparking nationwide and charged with murder for alleged roles in nicole's death. two other officers at the scene relieved after begin investigated the case. the city firing three ems personnel who responded to the scene for failing to provide with adequate medical care tyre nichols. armed robbery suspect prove criminals take advantage of the week i am laws. here's what he said after being arrested in a wild crime spree in new york city. >> ashley: marianne rafferty is life with the details, good morning, marianne. >> good morning robbery suspect comes after teens rob 13 victims across 13 breweries over several hours. the new york city police a they arrested two men shortly after they crashed a white minivan after entering the bronx. charges are pending and the names have not been released. the six robberies began in queens, led in brooklyn and ended manhattan and each time the crooks taki

todd: is she talking about this guy? >> two words made in america. >> it was kamala harris' birthday.resident. what am i doing here? [laughter] >> ashley: here to respond, we have a big 5:00 hour. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ why is everyone talking about beets? they're nature's superfood secret. total beets from force factor help boost heart-healthy energy, support blood pressure, improve circulation, and increase nitric oxide. rush to walmart for great-tasting total beets from force factor, the #1 beets brand in america! ... >> todd: house speaker kevin mccarthy going to

todd: that's right. they are on top of the world. the party underway in kansas city after the fighting steve doocy, harris faulkner and the fighting ashley strohmier's, the chiefs win super bowl lvii topping the eagles 38-35. patrick mahomes took home mvp honors despite a peste ankle injury. the face of america. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. congrates to you. >> ashley: thank you, i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. fans in the city of brotherly love rioting after the eagles lost the super bowl, some fans marching on city hall, scaling traffic lights and posts and facing off with police officers and damaging property. [cheering] >> this is your second warning -- disburse, disburse, disburse. >> todd: they forgot to grease that one. marianne has more on the highlights. the >> marianne: the chiefs pulling off a come-back victory over the eagles. kansas city winning second super bowl in last four seasons by taking down philadelphia 38-35 in glendale, arizona. patrick mahomes winning the super bowl mvp award. the offense scored each possession in the second half and field goal by harrison butker sealed the

president and border czar, kamala harris, who has not visited the border touted the root cause plan, going to countries with most migrants to deter illegal crossings. >> toddk you. new york city mayor eric adams, tallest holiday in the world to house migrants and costing the city 93 bucks per day. we continue to meet all our moral obligations, serving those arriving with dignity and care and are in need of additional support from our partners including decompression strategy to slow this influx, this emergency response and relief center will provide asylum seekers with place to stay, access support and get to their final destination. adams has that shelter equipped with laundry and video game consoles, but migrants refused and opted to leave the city for canada in the winter with bus tickets provided by taxpayers. >> ashley: president biden ignoring his botched withdrawal from afghanistan during his state of the union address last night. congressman zach nunn brought his translator who served for the u.s. army. they are both joining me now. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: congressman, tell us what your takea

harris and the president himself in this train wreck of this administration. get out to the site and do something,y sho you care and pete buttigieg doesn't seem to care. >> todd:o a worse job, he tells norfolk southern, hold my beer. that is a sad state of affairs. this would not be the response if this happened in new york, san francisco or d.c. for mayor pete to joe biden, he stepped up to the podium yesterday and snapped at a reporter over his family's business rep with china. watch. >> criticism in -- >> compromise by your family's business ep ras. >> mr. president -- >> give me a break, man. did you overreact, mr. president -- >> overreaction -- >> okay. have more polite people. >> todd: joe, since when it is the media's job to be more polite, media is supposed to hold truth to power. >> joe: i don't remember jim acosta being polite to trump, minute joe biden came, he couldn't run from the job any faster. that wasn't steve doocy or jacqui heinrich, that was peter alexander. for the president to say be more polite and doesn't answer the question is very telling. what we are witnessing is least accessible, most protected president of our lifetime who doesn'

todd: he said he is a big fan of conversion, whatever that is. maybe minority leader chuck schumer knows. get to this, going viral. first lady jill biden caught on camera smooching vice president kamala harris's journalistic question is what? >> joe: when you're at a party or gathering, i'll go in for a limited hug, maybe a kiss on the check, like two cheeks touching. when you go lip to lip, that is saying something. the thing is, 30 million people are watching, they know the cameras are fixed on them, awkward. >> ashley: what are chance i may meant to do cheek to cheek? >> joe: i don't think there are accidents, maybe fist bump, here we go. that is easy. done. this is what everybody is talking about. that is funny thing about the state of the union, signifying nothing and in the end, i go to social media and that is what everybody is talking about. >> todd: i want my weekly kiss from you, i don't care if it is awkward. >> joe: first base with todd piro. >> lots of luck your senior year. >> joe: that is biden-ism, as well. pete hegseth having breakfast in carthage, north carolina. >> ashley: we're checking in with him next. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges.

harris. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. for the second day in a row and the third time in a week, the u.s. military has shot down suspicious high-altitude objects over north america. u.s. fighter jets downed unidentified objects in alaska on friday and can ta on saturday. this quick reaction comes after criticism that president biden's response to the cheese spy balloon last week was delayed while it drifted over the united states for days until being shot down after it left the carolina coast. canadian prime minister justin trudeau ordered the takedown of a cylindrical object over the yukon on saturday afternoon. he spoke with president biden, who also ordered the object to be shot down. the faa temporarily closed their space in central montana when norad detected a radar anomaly and sent fighter aircraft to investigate. they did not find anything that correlated with those radar hits. just a day earlier, biden ordered another unidentified object, roughly the size of a small car, so we've been tol

harris. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. for the second day in a row and the third time in a week, the u.s. military has shot down suspicious high-altitude objects over north america. u.s. flighter jets shot down items over canada on friday and sunday. this after the reaction to the spy balloon was delayed, after it drifted for days. justin trudeau ordered the takedown of an object over the uconn on saturday afternoon. he spoke with president biden who also ordered the object to be shot down. the faa closed the air space in montana, when norad detected an anomaly and sent aircraft to investigate. they did not find anything that correlated with the radar hits. just a day earlier, biden ordered another subject, roughly the size of a small car, we've been told, shot down over frozen water in alaskan air space. at a white house briefing, officials did not disclose the incident, until reporters brought it up. >> can you speak to rumors that there is another chinese balloon above alaska or any other parts

harris is incapable of telling the truth it seems even about a kiss. >inc. wh[speaking non-english l] >> laura: she didn't see the kiss? greg got filled next. >> todd: a fox news alert, chinese spy that hovered over the military base the mainland for days is ce of listening in on american conversations and transmitting that information back to the ccp. you are watching "fox & friends first" and i'm toddtodd pyro. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. taken from the surface of the ocean, but officials say still searching for electronic