tv The Big Weekend Show FOX News December 31, 2023 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
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welcome to the "big weekend show". ♪ the big story tonight we are just hours away from ringing in the new year, here is live earth camp, millions of americans and cities coast-to-coast are gearing up to kiss 2023 goodbye and say hello to 2024. of course people still need to be safe, security is top of mind. for law enforcement have the ball drop in time times square. protests continue to loom over the festivities in new york city mayor eric adams is putting those groups on notice to be behave. >> we have witnessed a small number of people trying to embed themselves in protest and bringing about protest. this is a city where we clear a and there's no room for breaking
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laws. you break the law you will have to deal with the new york city police department. >> fox news correspondent tv cotton is live in times square, chile but beautiful night, happy new year. >> we are less than five hours from ringing in the new year on the east coast and our people as far as the eye can see, the crowd is growing more excited by the minute. nypd is in full force tonight with uniformed undercover officers throughout the crowd. the good news is there are no pacific credible threats. i want to go to a live look of times where, thousands from around the world are packed in the organizers say the celebration has grown what it was before the pandemic shut the party down. protest continuing over the israel hamas war, nypd set up expanded security perimeter around times square which will help officers keep protesters
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out of the party so listen to this. >> october 7, we been picking up for all major events we've had in the city so there's a lot of work on the scenes, you're going to see the resources, radiation detection, counter drone, sand trucks but there's everything you don't see and all that together bringing the machine for securing everyone here. ♪ >> there was already one pro- palestinian rally in the city called shut it down for palestine, police say they won't shut down anything and they certainly did it. the group was blocks from the times square area, drones and surveillance robots playing a key role to help officers monitor protests in large crowds from the street level and above. >> this is the future of policing.
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can you imagine if there is any emergency we can use drones to make announcements and let the public know what exactly what to do, where exactly to go. this technology is helping keep new yorkers safe. >> i can tell you the crowd is amped. performers are on the stage rehearsing, we saw megan italian do her thing and nypd is reminding everyone part of staying safe is if you see something, say something. >> absolutely, we are grateful for nypd, fbi as well who talked about counterterrorism measures. how long did these entities together prep for tonight's event? >> obviously a lot of prep works goes into an event of this scale. they started preparing a year in advance and actors night they will take what they learned, what worked and what didn't and apply it to next year's pla planning. >> this is joey, you talked
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about pro- palestinian protests, our police concerned they can do so much it would disrupt the ball drop or cause a scene in a violent way? >> great question. police knew in advance that would likely be a rally because throughout the holiday season, social justice coalitions across the state : supporters to go to holiday festivities and agitate them, disrupt them but they've encouraged people to boycott retail and commercial stores but nypd feels confident they will be able to keep protests that pop up out of tonight's festivities and they go to the rockefeller tree lighting as an example how officers did that get protesters wanted to get near the treatment got nowhere near it so nypd says they feel confident about tonight. >> the irony is pro- palestine rallies are going on, hamas is
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no flying rockets into israel as it struck midnight in israel. moving on go. what type of security measures are you seeing out there? obviously there is a lot behind the scenes we don't know about but what can you tell us? >> in addition to uniformed officers i mentioned, plainclothes officers as well, also security perimeter at times square we see officers on horseback and we are noticing nypd is diligent at security checkpoints and perimeter making sure no one gets in with items not permitted in the area. backpacks, alcohol, water bottles and things, they are diligent. we also know there are helicopters supposed to provide surveillance nypd is well aware a single person can cause a lot of chaos. last year three officers were assaulted by a man with a machete, only eight blocks from
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here. >> this is me fail, best dressed man in cable news. this is obviously a big night but i want to know is, are there any other groups that come in to help nypd from outside jurisdictions or departments? >> this is a joint effort. fbi new york field office has a command post where they monitor social media and any potential threat. fbi has bomb techs and swat officers. we also know new york governor kathy hochul erected state police to be staffed full capacity over the weekend. she has asked troopers to be out at the critical infrastructure and monitor transit systems across the state to make sure everybody is safe this is a joint effort among local state and federal local law enforcement to keep hundreds of thousands out here who want to
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bring in 2024 and style. admiral joey is a for the crowds but there are a lot of people out here. >> i have trouble navigating around the crowds, that's all. [laughter] >> thank you so much, we love your reporting and we are looking forward to more reporting throughout the night. there are thousands gathering from you could see the crowd from the sky but is the big apple losing some of its new year's eve cluster? new york city was determined as the ultimate new year's eve spot according to wallop hub. orlando, florida is a new stop and other top spots, san diego, las vegas, nevada and atlanta georgia. new york though is still in there in the top five, number three so where is the ultimate place you should plan a batch? i got to say, i get orlando, san fran, las vegas, they are warm. >> i think is problem number one. number two, didn't get into it but if you want to be out there
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like she is, you have to get there about five hours ago. he spent 12 hours tonight in a diaper. that new year's parties, the one that requires you to wear it is not a winner. i like to bring in the new year as much as the next guy, i don't want to spend the night dressed like joe biden. [laughter] >> there are classrooms in other cities. >> i hate atlanta is on that list, don't go to atlanta for new year's, it's a terrible place to go especially don't like in or out of the airport new year's because i've got to fly into the airport tomorrow and i don't need extra crowds. thanksgiving and christmas, i don't need it for new york, too so scratch atlanta to put on albuquerque, a great place to go back joey's way. >> first of all, everyone else on the list as you mentioned is warmer weather, it's chilly outside, everyone in the big jacket, their hats and gloves and its standing room only. this crowd is a lot, you have a
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lot of people in a small space, you have to use the restroom as jimmy alluded to for some who don't want to wear a diaper. unless you have a reservation or ticket to a restroom -- or a restaurant, you can't go to the restroom. it is a debacle. [laughter] >> nobody you know does new year's eve and times square twice. people do it once because it's like running a marathon for lazy people, you see if you can pull off but it's terrible. i'm going to run into. >> much more to come. popping the champagne. climate change, warning about the bubbly could be going bye-bye. i don't believe it. ♪
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2024. national correspondent bill melugin following this entire story closely and he's got more. >> as we finish out the year, numbers are astronomical. sources telling us this morning there are no 290,000 migrant encounters at the southern border, just in the month of december. that's the single highest month ever recorded and it's not stopping there. cbp sources tell us since the new fiscal year began october 1, there are no 780,000 migrant encounters at the southern border. thus the highest first quarter ever recorded the population size is in the city of seattle across our border in three months. there are no signs whatsoever any of this is going to slow down. another migrant caravan made up of thousands currently moving north through mexico heading to the u.s. second border, the majority of border patrol agents have been pulled off little duties and focusing on mass
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processing and mass releases. >> last time we had amnesty was 1986, a democratic congress and republican president ronald reagan, the last time, i don't support that but what tony and i are trying to do is figure out how we stopped numbers of people coming. >> texas passing zone bill set to take effect in march that would allow texas authorities to arrest and deport illegal immigrants about the biden administration d.o.j. is driving to sue texas if they move forward with that law. >> you see hostility from our own government trying to stop texas protecting sovereignty of our state and essentially the country. >> as we continue to shatter records of the border, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says what's happening at the border is quote not unusual. >> bill, thanks. now from the border to the bubbly, the problem, this problem could ruin your new year's celebration bus.
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>> champagne in the icebox. >> open it while i get dressed. >> i don't think i have ever drunk champagne before. ♪ >> artificial intelligence platform predicts the new year's eve beverage of choice champagne mark will it can go exceed due to climate change. is this the latest status : production bus dock, he said you are an avid champagne drinker, i don't understand. >> i look like a glass of champagne right now. [laughter] >> what's happening is the specific grapes grown in a specific area, champagne in france and that's what champagne is but there are other places they can make sparkling wine. >> well well well. [laughter] >> oh it's champagne. >> it is. first of all, it feels like covid again but instead of fact
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checking fauci, i need to fact check ai. it's a specific region, specific grapes, a mixture of grapes from france called champagne, you sparkling wine and other places from across the world but champagne is champagne. let's talk about this, there is a champagne shortage on hand, and through 2023 and will continue to 2024. we are all suffering through it but let's discuss why that is. fearing global drop in demand as the pandemic was beginning, the champagne trade group restricted their production by 20% so that had lower production at the time but as we saw, there's high increase of demand during the time by 64% champagne sales u up -- hold on, i'm not done they are having a hard time filling neighbors, global supply chain shortages and 2021 was a bad year, they had a heat wave,
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frost, there are bad years. the last one is 2001, we are going to get our champagne back, everyone stop panicking, it's going to be okay. >> busting the bubble. >> there's an opec for champagne. [laughter] there was like this counsel. you get no champagne. let me tell you why this is really happening, this is the latest desperate scare tactic to make people care about climate change, nobody cares. the biggest climate bill in the history of all mankind was passed under a different name because they couldn't get past so they called inflation reduction act because we want to reduce inflation in there like you are in luck, climate change and it was a fraud but they been
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trying to find ways to make us care but nothing has stuck first day there like the polar bears are going to drown. okay, not changing anything. there like big storms and now we are running out of booze. we are a year away, this time next year if they are going to say climate change could and taylor swift concert. they are desperate. >> you're probably right, i get what you're saying, i don't know if champagne gets the masses to care but what i found interesting about this, i didn't care about champagne but i love that there is an ai coming called climate ai and they are selling a product to champagne growers, grapes might go extinct in 50 years, i wish i could sell a product though take 50 years to prove it's a bad product. >> generation x, i'm creeped out as sarah connor but if ai saves the grace, maybe i could get on board so we can keep the grapes alive and then when it destroys us, we can go down --
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>> this will be the cost for ai destroying us, climate change is getting so bad got to get rid of this, this will be the catalyst. >> make sure everybody has their wine and doctor saphier has her champagne and ai is brilliant. >> here's the thing about climate change, i visited napa, i didn't have any business being there, it's a different color than me, i don't drink wine, i can't afford 500 million acres of land but i was there for a day and i learned a lot. the first thing is this year is one of the wettest years and that part of california where they grow wine because of that and others a lot more brass in with the grass died, it made the wildfires worsened when you take the part of the world god made and get rid of the natural belligerent bring something in, maybe it's us preening the problems and not the climate
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change in. >> that brought us down a little. i am a microbiologist before going to school so i studied fermentation, winemaking process and i find it incredibly fascinating but i do know every year is incredibly different from moisture in the air, sometimes you get mold and other things, everything can change grapes from mineralization, rocks and everything so each year will be very different and it's interesting thing see things evolve but the man-made stuff, what year can cause wildfires, you get cash into the soil and that does because different tastes and that's why wine -- >> articles on board, ai has found its way in but in the crucial phase of mentation, a i understand everything you just said. >> one clarification, joey said putin, he was talking about napa
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mcnichol has the details about one about to go in effect in california. >> federal appeals court cleared the way for this to take effect monday. legislation signed by governor gavin newsom in september vance gun owners from carrying firearms and 26 types of sensitive places like hospitals, playgrounds, stadiums, zoos and places of worship. the law bars gun owners from carrying concealed weapons and privately owned businesses open to the public like restaurants, as an owner allows it. >> if you're at a restaurant serving alcohol, do we want guns and alcohol in the same place? i would say no. is it a robust list? absolutely but when you take a step back and look at the common sense of the list, i think you can make a compelling argument for every location on the list. >> this law and several measures in other states faced litigation. california's law is blocked by injection from a federal judge who call it unconstitutional but
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yesterday's appeals court ruling cleared the path for the law to be enforced at the start of the new year. governor gavin newsom reacted to the appeals court decision saying this ruling will allow california's common sense gun laws to remain in effect while we feel district courts dangerous ruling. january 1, guns will be restricted in certain public areas as legal process plays out in court. california rifle and gun association which sued to block the law has not responded for our request to comment. >> thank you for that report. now this, fasten your seatbelts because 2023 was a bonkers year for airplane meltdowns. >> hello, everybody. american airlines [bleep]. >> get off [bleep].
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>> no. >> i'm telling you right now that [bleep] is not real not experts say is not getting better in 2024. psychologists who are the copilots of your mind when you think about it, they have a couple of theories on what's causing in-flight outbursts. shrinks pointing out stuff like worsening kevin conditions, left over pandemic stressors and normalization of aggressive behaviors against service workers and fellow flyers, have this talk. joey, you fly a lot, you envy probably fight more than anybody on this panel unless you to live on planes. [laughter] >> delta will give me -- like are you okay? are you still there? >> i'll start big, i plan on the phone, this is why. i think the bone has made everybody the center of the universe inside the phone so any
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inconvenience they think entitles them to how dare you and the other problem while they have their meltdown the last of us are filling it and it created this mass hysteria around commercial air travel. >> i think you are close on it, i think part of it was a phone aspect where we really forget how to interact with each other in real life, it's a huge part. i think another part is lack of accountability and consequences, we feel we can cause a scene, growing up at least for i grew up, he didn't have to. somebody is going to squash that and if it isn't the police, somebody will squash that and that's not the way society is. if you stop something, you are the culprit, not the cops. >> we are almost incentivizing bad behavior because tiffany, the one who threw the tantrum on the flight who just so happened to work in pr, not saying it was calculated but she did try to
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jumpstart a career in media after that right away. >> she hid but we knew who she was. >> are we kind of incentivizing this? the people who do behave the worst get the most attention. >> she was very convincing about the not real thing about that is the beginning of a movie, remember that? it seems so real coming back to the phone that. there's reality, was caught on phone and incidences in this incredible video and stuff that wasn't caught on the phone so federal aviation is 1900 reports of unruly passengers in 2023 and county 5757% of the holder) in the past year end then a safety concerns these workers have been dealing with only slight but not just passengers, the rest of feel the sense of what's going to happen here? the flight attendant many times
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left to handle it. >> what you think about this, there is this class warfare aspect, commercial air travel, there are 72 morning classes n now. now we are boarding divorce with bad credit. the brother it goes down the flight. you think it's people acting out because i do know, they want to stand up for themselves and feel they have more value in the world and flying and radio injury? >> i think you are correct, i think the phones have a big p part, we saw covid people get more addicted, the rise mental illness and people don't know how to interact with people, they are the center of their own universe and little consequences for bad behavior. we know the term claustrophobia where people feel trapped even though they may not be, and mra scan, you could really just get up and walk out, there's something called -- phobia. anxiety and panic when you are
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tracked and on an airplane you are essentially q-uppercase-letter can't walk out the door so there's something anyone who has underlying anxiety, this could worsen on an airplane so coupled with bad behavior and conditions and mental illness and there you go. >> maybe a little alcohol. >> they charge you for everything, who diagnosed a new condition they will be like check your condition for $2. >> bring your emotional support, or whatever you have. >> not declare before you got to the gate, $75. which hollywood celebrity would you smooch at midnight? yours truly hit the streets in new york city to find this burning new year's eve question next. ♪
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♪ welcome back to the the "big weekend show", new year's eve and a big night for romantics author and jimmy failla took to the streets of new york city to ask folks with their dreams celebrity which would be when the clock strikes midnight. ♪ >> is no bigger new year's eve tradition than midnight makeup. we hit the streets of times square to figure which celebrity or revelers would put a snack her own they wouldn't wind up getting smacked. which celebrity would you make out with midnight if you could? >> justin bieber.
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>> brad pitt. >> this is awkward because people confuse me for him. >> rob lowe. >> i would have picked this. >> he is hunky. >> jennifer aniston. you probably have a shot, she gets dumped a lot. >> my wife. >> well played. if you could kiss one person on new year's eve, who would it be? he said greg gutfeld. >> can you blame them? >> amelia clark. >> hot tamale. >> just one? it's a tossup between matthew mcconaughey. >> ironman, it's called iron them now, he is the correct pronouns. >> how are you doing? ♪ matthew mcconaughey the. he is so hot they pay him to
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talk to himself, commercial. if you could make out with one celebrity at midnight new year's eve, the ball drops, it's going down. who would it be? >> pete hegseth. >> i've got to be honest, he's in my top three. he is hunky. >> will came is a close second. >> also very hunky. >> shut off the tv, jenny. that's going to be home tonight. >> first of all, excellent job editing that and making it look like i knew what i was doing. take about in the control room. do you know what i was amazed that? there was no dominant character. we never had a repeat name tw twice. sometimes there is a guy who's dominated, there's a lot of diversity. the only person who came up
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twice was a couple of chevy chase is who said me and that was it. [laughter] they spread the wealth almost. >> a sign of the times, no tom cruise. i would think the last two decades somebody would say tom cruise i guess not. >> almost everybody was over 50. >> at the christmas tree? >> no on the show. rob lowe, matthew mcconaughey, jennifer aniston. >> you just insulted a lot of women. [laughter] is pretty. they like hunky older hollywood. >> do you have a celebrity you would smooch? >> no, no. >> give me dolly parton all day. >> i would take dolly parton. >> dolly or dylan mulvaney, i can't decide. [laughter] >> while we are on the subject of love, las vegas is expecting record-breaking number of weddings this new year's eve and
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it's all thanks to these two popular trends from of the first reason, it falls on wacky day, 1231 -- 23 also known as 123, 123. the second reason is a holiday weekend so one thing las vegas weddings, you hear people talk about them, i feel they are not as big of a thing as ten years ago when you had, what was that movie about -- is a good one, two. >> i don't know where to go from there. i'm not a wrong calm guy. >> appeal las vegas weddings are not as cool these days. >> las vegas also but, in 2008, barack obama was present in the economy crashed and las vegas changed from back forward and they market themselves and positioned themselves as a family-friendly all entertaining environment, we interviewed a
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couple in las vegas conference yesterday morning and they said the reason they picked vegas is the whole family can have fun while there so it's not this party and get hammered and get married in the middle of the night it used to be i don't think. >> and one of the things people are spending so much on weddings these days, it's almost you can't afford a house anymore, you probably need to save on the wedding to try to afford a ho house. >> i'll give good insight, it's interesting you brought up money. every couple getting married tonight in vegas because of numbers has a gambling problem. okay? they are going to -- if you're getting married specifically because of numbers, i think you will run into trouble down the road but in theory, new year's eve weddings are like christmas pets. you don't hold onto them more than a few months before they go so that and one way. >> it was awesome and i loved it, happy anniversary jessica, you remember.
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here's the problem i have with new year's eve weddings, everyone has to go to your wedding and maybe he wanted to go somewhere else. >> i like the idea of -- don't make everybody come. >> it weeds out people, you have to pay for the meal and you are more intimate, i like the idea. >> or any special day. >> here is another live earth can look at times square, coming up on the "big weekend show", most adults are ditching resolutions for 2024 but not everyone is doing it. here's what some of us are planning to give up in the new year. ♪
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you. that's right from time to talk about our new year's resolutions. not everyone is game for rendezvous with her inner self, 50% of americans waving goodbye to this new year's resolution. confetti in the week after the ball drops. one is right here at the table, doctor nicole saphier, what you have against new year's resolutions? >> i don't, i just don't do them. at the end of the day since i became a young mom at 18, i had the same mantra year after year, just do your best in everything you do whether it's your job, parenting, home life and live your happiest and healthiest life. when you put out a resolution, if you don't reach it, he could have disappointment and if you do, maybe you are limiting yourself, maybe he would have done better so do your best in the new year. >> i'm kind of on board in a sense that my new year's resolution from a frontal result
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is because i had this christmas and new year's everyday, of definitive moment my life because i come up and work a lot i told myself to be home more. on the airplane all the time, some on the airplane, my family is not with me but if there's something in my life that needs to change, why not change it right now? , board, i'm dropping resolutions. in order to spend more time on their. >> i needed to de- clutter, dig out and one thing that stops me from doing that is i want the stuff i no longer need to go to the right spot so then you to put an online or take it to the right thrift store and got to work faster and harder, i got piles and piles to go through. one year my husband and i went vegetarian for a month and it was fun. >> that's fun, something to do together. >> for about 15 minutes one t
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time. i do have obvious resolutions, mike obviously never work with his crew again. my resolution is to dress louder, i need to dress louder in 2024 and bring more flashing like the leopardprint you see. we are going into an election year, it's going to be contentious, the world needs more fun. i'm a public utility, i walk around in a good mood, there's not a lot of me and i realize it's incumbent upon me to take my parade float status to the next level and the gold sequins were on gutfeld the other night. i wanted by the fashion police but i'm needed in nine states by people who are angry. >> when are you going to wear that jacket and i'll wear this dress and we match. >> i own one of those. >> no offense but you would need the speaker from times square to dress louder off back where you need to be, you are killing. we have resolutions to include
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♪ welcome back to the big weekend to show doubt it is time for the big four for 2024. the hot stories and it potemkin undoubtedly dominic conversations in the new year. that for their do i will kick things up this might be aspirational on my part i am hoping and make 2024 prediction the end of one very popular fashion trend. crop tops time to go but no more shorts wires i want to build order a sweater and have a come to at least my hips or beyond. it might be the generation x thing in me but please, please universe. >> it's not my turn but i want to stop the show and thank you for addressing such a serious issue. [laughter] this matters protects that's why i'm here jimmy. >> jimmy is tired of when crop tops. >> we talk about the wars happening all over the world potential world war iii. one or are this with these against literally everyone else asking for a breath. and this is my prediction it is with a heavy heart and make this prediction. i think taylor swift will have another hit breakup song before
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travis kelsey has a chance to play in another super bowl. this is all about pr. click stay off twitter tonight. you better just go straight to bed or conten to be untagged isr post? >> so canceled i do not want any part of it. >> when you copy. >> 2024, all of those people with all of those others are going to realize real fast that as soon as they stop they did not make the left still choices like healthy eating, exercise they are just going to gain all that weight back. you are not making the lifestyle changes don't do it. >> change your habits, right question are quick to have to or you're going to be addicted to these medications in america is already addicted. >> why would they come off of it though? that is with the pharmacy industry is all about books they are expensive, we do not have long-term debt le and tablet stg addicted to things for. >> investment for other things besides instagram? [laughter]
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park safety of the best commercials though. >> by the way they do great things actually for their elite tackling a lot of the opioid crisis -- make the obesity crisis. people are abusing them, overusing them they are not making the necessary changes so that trend we are going to have consequences in 2024 that is my prediction. >> listen let me just jump right and have real predictions, okay? >> wus here at progressive democrats are going to have hard time getting trump up the ballots they're going to indict him for child neglect for not helping kevin mcallister but they're going to have to go the children out of this point they are at a desperate spot. they do not want biden to run a thinker going to trick him they're going to tell them you lost i think is going to accept it and leave it. i think in the three-way race kind a west beats newsom and trump after a late surge in support for its anti-semitic comments fro of the ivy league colleges. [laughter] all the things he said about israel. i think harvard gets kanye over the finish line. president easy that's why think it's going right now you guys.
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i stand by that p. >> hard past hard pass that was like dominoes right there. >> we are trained professionals over here i do think honestly part of his talk about aliens, i actually think they're showing up this year. >> of already showed up progressive lord and spent five minutes on twitter and leave. [laughter] took one look around and say no, this is no then they're going to go to instagram and say they're all photographing the dinner what's happened this is weird it's a proof of buddha video him scared of this planet for. >> no sign of higher life you're out of your progress is a smart thing to be up talk t doctor nie safar, j joey jones, thank you all. >> that does it for us. we'll see it next weekend of course. coming up, who is kevin costner that's about to get underway. it starts right now. happy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think every picture has its own length in it, has its own timing, has its own se
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