and are you charging more to your customers? looks like you have some happy customers behind you. yes, unfortunately over the last year we have had to increase our pricing for about 20%. we have tried to keep our costs down due to we do have a warehouse and are able to buy in big bulks. but the cost has gone up and it s affecting not only us but our customers. john: so the egg works dining group goes between 7,510,500 dozen eggs every week. the price of a case of eggs. every week. 15 dozen has tripled, it was $30, now over $100. how long does it look like this is going to last before surprises come back down a bit? eggs used to be a bargain. i ve been told for now it s another six months we are looking at increases on eggs, but like i said, we are able to
january 14th, his family says a liaison to the local coroner s office says the case has been given to the d.a. s office for a possible homicide investigation. john: the daily white house briefing expected to start soon as fallout from president biden s document dilemma continues to grow. the white house struggling to deliver any meaningful answers on the matter, and that could be starting to catch up with the president, among his closest allies. kellyanne conway, a former counsel to president trump and a fox news contributor and she joins us now. remember back right after the inauguration and a little while after that when president biden promised to be the most transparent administration in this nation s history. let s roll the tape. the vice president harris and i and our entire administration will always be honest and trans parent with you about both the good news and the bad.
eggs. his restaurant chain doubled down on going sunny side up but with eye popping price hikes. he s learning the hard way what can happen putting all your eggs in one basket. oh, wait, the puns are still coming. he s making the best of the tough times, viva las eggas. picking up what i m laying down there? john: america reports rolls into a second hour. a busy show so far. sandra: jam packed, and continuing into a new hour. sandra smith in new york. it s not a political discussion. this is national security. crime rates in these towns have skyrocketed because the cartel has taken over. 100% dangerous, no way we are tracking all the people across the border and plenty want to do
nevertheless, that was not something random and this is showing me why they initially called this maybe a targeted-type crime. it s starting to show this general picture of a defendant who did have some, even if digital, had a connection with at least one of these victims. john: all right, phil, thank you for sticking around. mercedes coleman, one of the things i thought was very curious is that they are looking to see if kohberger had any internet searches to review other murders or violent assaults, stabbing of other people and how to avoid detection after the commission of such crimes. the indications are this was premeditated. is this a standard thing police do with a search warrant or specifically keyed to some information that they may have about kohberger?
as long as i g to stick to tn that we are open, accountable, and transparent. and i think that s important message to send the world. john: kellyanne, when you listen to the briefingses, the nonanswers, the deflection, what do you make of what the president said not so long ago? of course it s a lie, as were the 18 nonresponses that karine gave to the press corps on friday, asked 18 different ways are there more documents. what else do we need to know and she said the search is complete, that is false and either she s lying or they are purposely keeping her in the dark. but when you are representing the united states of america, when you are speaking on behalf of the president, and i ve been in this position where people are telling you things, experts in the white house who don t have the courage i think or the skills to go out and face the