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

Thanks so much for being here, everybody. It's the Brian Kilmeade show, 1-866-408-766-9, two very different guests coming up at this hour.

I can't forget what they do. One is a great quarterback and the other one is a great economist.

I think you're the economist even more. The senior fellow, the great quarterback.

Oh, I'm sorry, my fault. I got a leg, I got to really yell at my producer.

A senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, an economist with the Freedom Works and a key adviser to President Trump.

And we have a lot to discuss today, including while watching the Queen's Health, Queen Elizabeth.

They're having only putting some, you know, I was on Fox and friends.

The last half hours, all about the Queen's Health because they basically said they're making it comfortable.

And at 96 years old, they have to serving for 70 years.

They never have made statements like that. So it usually is grave to follow. So we'll cover that.

So it's before we get to Steven and talk about these newer economic data. Let's get to the big three.

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

Number three.

People are struggling to pay their bills, to make ends meet.

Food prices. In the last year or up 13% across the United States, that's the fastest increase in food prices.

Since 1979, that is Senator John Barrasso, the Republican.

How is the economy treating you? Statue polls confirming Americans are feeling the squeeze everywhere.

On vacations, gas, groceries, as your top concerns, economy and inflation.

Democrats and Republicans say the same thing.

A third of you don't have enough money to meet your family's basic needs. That's American's reality.

Number two.

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