they re spying on us. they re doing this purposefully and the president should have been much stronger in his response to this. all right. a live at the nation s capitol where in just a few hours, the president will be delivering his state of the union address but will the china spy flight overshadow the big speech. we re all over it with jared burn steen on the president s economic message tonight. the senate minority whip john thune on what republicans want to hear. ben car den on if the china spy balloon is threatening to inflate that message. and cry sununu on what he thinks of the state of the union. i think it s going to be a big night. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. let s get to it with the latest from the pentagon and the china thing with jennifer griffin. there may be a simply inflammation why trump administration officials say they were never told about previous spy balloons that crossed over u.s. airspace. they saw multiple conversations trying to get
wanted, what others wanted in terms of the investigators, he released this body cam footage for transparency reasons. we had been asking for it. as a result of that, the families wanted to see it. he decided it was just time to put this video out. shimon, i want to play some of the moments from this body cam video. let s put this up so people can see it. shots fired! get inside! get inside! go, go, go! one female shot in the head. shots fired inside the building, uvalde! which building? shots fired. can t break in here . [ gunshots ] keep shooting. he s in the class on the right. take cover, impis. shimon, tell us what we saw there. right. so, you see some of the actions by the officers there, certainly as they were going in, there we saw video of the officers pulling out and this other footage that was released. you know, the beginning moments of this shooting, when this started and the gunman got inside the school have raised a lot of questions over
number, it ticked down based on a 9% gas price decline. you said gas prices have gone up. not quite right. they have come down the last if i days. more importantly, they re down $1.55 since the peak neil: we can go back and forth, i guess. i ll give you everything you just said. i m giving you the facts. neil: we pick and choose our times. i m not here to argue. i m am here to get perspective. you did explain very well some of the real job surges that we ve seen, the 500,000 last month. that was incredible. no way to dismiss it. the 3.4% inemployment rate back to early nixon days. do you find it remarkable that the american people don t feel the same way? that their view that things are not going well and that your job performance, the president s job performance, is not a positive for him. they don t think he s doing a good job on the economy no matter the numbers you explain or the numbers he explains.
now. but, of course, what s important is looking forward. the administration and all of us are focused on where else can we reduce costs for families, even as we try to bring down the deficit and help to reduce inflation on the fiscal policy side. i ll give you one concrete example. health care costs right now. we have legislation in the congress that would, for the first time, allow medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices and also put a cap on catastrophic costs that many americans, seniors face with prescription drugs. if we could provide some relief on prescription drug costs, that would add to the $50 in monthly savings we re seeing on the gas price side. we think about what people are experiencing right now and how we can make more progress forward on bringing down costs for families and whether it s prescription drugs, computer chips or to continue this gas price decline, that s where our focus is. i want to get to prescription drugs in a moment. brian, first, based on y