From the Fox News radio studios in Midtown, Manhattan, it's the fastest-growing radio talk show, Brian Killmead.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the latest moment of the Brian Killmead show. Don't look for me at 48th and 6th on the 15th floor.

I've picked up stakes, and I've gone to beautiful Glendale Arizona. I would say it's beautiful, but not quite yet.

I'd say it's about 32 degrees, but I'm not complaining even though I'm outdoors right outside the State Farm Stadium, where it's going to be a very interesting game.

It's good to see America back. It's good to see the streets teeming with people and two fervent fan bases.

Not to put down any other city, but there's certain cities that are kind of take back and listen, take back and just watch my team.

That's not the Eagles fans. That's not the cheese fans. And before we get to my great guests at the bottom of the hour, Tony Dungee.

Superbowl winning Superbowl winning coach and Hall of Famer and animals Chavita standing by quickly. Let's go to the big three.

Now with the stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three.

Number three. I did some math. Arizona will be my 25th Superbowl for the league, almost as important to 57.

They'll have the highlights of the pregame 48 hours to kick off.

Number two.

Weaponization of government. The hearings began, emotions ran high and even a whistleblower with brought to tears will discuss.

Number one.

More than a balloon balloon. Let's try a fleet. That's how Intel describes the surveillance ship China sent across our country.

But the president says no big deal for me. That's not acceptable. But why worry about what I say when animal James Chavita is standing by.

He's the 16th Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, currently a member of the Carlisle Group best selling author.

And if anyone knows about the weaponization of balloons at him. So Admiral, is this a big deal that balloon that was shot down on Saturday?

Of course it is. But before we even get there, I have to say the first time I went up in a balloon was not a spy balloon, but it was not too far from where you are now.

I went to Albuquerque, New Mexico. I actually went to high school in Tempe, Arizona right near where you are. And I was playing a tennis tournament in New Mexico and actually went up in a balloon.

But let's stay with the Chinese balloons. Of course, it's a big deal. And we're learning more about the extreme segmentation of this, not just attacking the United States, but really across the world.

We've got a lot to learn. And frankly, as we talked about a couple of times already, Brian, we need to be more aggressive in facing up to the Chinese threat.

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