own eyes but i question some of the air results. as far as drinking water, i ve drank it since day one and my family. i don t think there s an issue with water but if you have a well, i d be drinking bottled water till all the results come in and it could be years before we know the true effects of this. pete: that s the question today and if it s quick or temporary. will: how do you talk to your constituents and you as a individual walk away with this as the confident physical health of your town and its residents. it s a couple states questioned, i guess. first as of right now they say everything is safe and we need
pete: the u.s. is ending the search for two unidentified octobers shot down near alaska and lake huron. rachel: they say weather conditions made it too difficult to pinpoint the debris. will: the president said octobers are most likely to search and spy craft is there and here to react is florida senator rick scott. senator, great to have you with us this morning. it s hard to believe; right. they let the spy balloon go across the country before they shoot it down and then spend millions shooting down what they don t have any idea what it is and call off the search because they don t want you to know. i ve been in classified briefings twice and there s nothing they tell us and no transparency in any of this stuff. this is biden is just weak on crime. pete: it s a classified briefing where you learn nothing that s classified? absolutely.
end and love to do what the boss asked me to do and put the special report car in victory lane and it s tough. it s a tough race. pete: we ll be rooting for you for sure. bret, next year you re invited and love seeing you. rachel: thanks, bret. pete: thank you, boss. will: coming up, three time daytona 500 champion and winning the greatest race again and we re joined by this. rachel: our apopka high school band live.
i m pumped. it s finally warming up here at the track. if you re a high school band, what a better backdrop than the daytona 500 and the international speedway, the big race is tomorrow at 2:30 and we get a chance to cover it all morning long and talk news. rachel: absolutely. pete: always fun to be here. rachel: let s get to some of that news and we re going to talk about east palestine and sounding the alarm and the effects of toxic chemicals in the town. i ve had a headache and odd tinkling sensation like in the gums and on my lips. my brother-in-law went to the hospital and got checked out. he was having some severe symptoms, some breathing issues. they let this sink in and burn for days before they evacuated anybody. the damage is already done and this will be something that is going to take decades to
hopefully clean up. pete: the white house will finally send government toxicologists so visit east palestine today. will: trent conaway is the mayor of east palestine and raised concerns from the very beginning and joins us now. thank you for joining us this morning. you hear that the ep a and fema is showing up and the federal government response is coming physically to ohio two weeks later. how do you feel this morning about the handling of this disaster in your town? well, i guess they re finally showing up and it s a little late and i m glad they re coming and i think they should have been here long before this. pete: what s the excuse and rational with the environmental disaster occurring in your