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lauren along with jason chaffetz and joe conchan. the big stories tonight fox news alert. on the left president biden campaigning in south carolina where he will be on the ballot for the first time one week from today and on the right former president trump wrapping up a fiery rally in las vegas a short time ago. biden stopping in barbershop to shake hands not the get cut and shave. fox news white house correspondent peter doocy is live in colombia south carolina with the president tonight. hi, peter. peter: tommy, there's a reason why president biden didn't sit down for a haircut and shave. at one point the secret service had to ask one of the barbers to put the razer, you can see it in the video and the barber was

confused. hey, i'm giving somebody a shave and left a customer in the chair with shaving cream in face, on his head for longer than normal when you're sitting in the barber's chair, the guy understood. everybody appeared to get the photo that they wanted and they moved on. but president biden is here and we are told that he's going to play up promises that he thinks he has kept during his first term to black voters in this state where the democrats saved his campaign in 2020 when it was really having a hard time. >> four years ago you gave us wings and joe and i will never forget it. without south carolina there is no president biden. peter: so the democratic primary in south carolina is in a week. the republicans don't go until next month and nikki haley is

saying she is not going to drop out including billionaire donors want to make sure she has path to number one before they cut any more checks. hailey is speaking in south carolina. former president trump who which she trails just everywhere in the moment in the polls has moved onto nevada. >> don't go on tuesday february 6th, two days earlier, don't do it. don't use a mail-in ballot, don't do anything. it's a meaningless event. totally -- there are no delegates. it's a con job. we could have done it but we really want today do it the right way and the legitimate way. peter: and this week after president trump, former president trump won in new hampshire, the rnc chair came out ronna mcdaniel to say she doesn't see a path to nikki haley. the rnc was pushing a resolution to make trump the presumptive nominee even though he doesn't

have the delegates to be the case at the home. here in south carolina, nikki haley came to the microphone to accuse trump of orchestrating the rnc plan which he later disavowed. >> and he pushed the rnc and his people at the rnc to say that he should be the nominee and that they should push me out. only two states have voted. there are 48 more that have to vote. no matter what donald trump thinks, he can't bully his way to the white house. it's not going to work. peter: president biden is expected to win easily here in the democratic primary next saturday even dean phillips, the other guy on the ballot stepped up to the microphone a few weeks ago he thinks 95% of the democratic primary voters will go to biden. tommy. >> thank you so much, peter, have a great night in south carolina where hopefully it's warm. it's a little colder here in new

york but i'm wondering, joe, i want to go to you first. i want to go to trump and haley later, south carolina, very important to joe biden, previously he's there went to the barbershop, got a photo-op and putting his time for the first time election season, what do you think the chances are, though, that he could mess it up, gaffe moment tonight to play off of the brewery incident? >> is there a number over a hundred because it's a daily thing. what happened to wisconsin happened the week before, the day before that. this is a president right now that's 7 and 10 americans, you look at poll after poll don't think she has mental shortness for the job. if he's the golf starter at the local club or quickie mart or crossing guard at elementary school, that's okay if you're a little bit slow. he's the commander in chief of armed forces and most americans

don't think he's up to the job and the tommy laurens go to fox news in the world and say i don't think he's making it to the finish line as far as getting this nomination. >> lisa, what do you make of the fundraising numbers, though, as much as democrats are not excited about joe, poll after poll don't want them to be the nominee, i don't think he will be but he's raising a whole lot of money, hundreds of millions of dollars in 2023, doing well when it comes to the fundraising totals, what do you think accounts for that and should republicans be more concerned about joe biden, maybe doing a little better than we think as we view him and listen to him? >> i think we should be concerned. elections are more about mechanics as opposed to winning hearts and minds and getting mail-in ballot, democrats are much better at that. of course, we should always be concerned what's going to happen in this election and if you notice what joe biden is doing, he's not running and saying, oh, my record is so great. he's saying the the other side

is worse. threats to democracy. he's not running an election campaign. it's a deflection campaign and when my brother was younger he used -- he wouldn't eat vegetables, look at the trees, mommy. hey, don't look at the economy, don't look over here, look over here at abortion. don't look at the border, look over here at threats to democracy. don't look at the wars in the middle east and in europe, look over here at trump getting indicted, right, and so that's what joe biden is doing and that's because he can't run on his record so she's saying the other side is worse so we will see if that's good enough to win him the general election if he ends up being the guy that is. tammy: i want to talk about that, jason, we were having discussion, what we thought was going to happen, is joe going to be the nominee if he is, can donald trump beat him but there's somebody else that's in south carolina and we actually have a little sizzle of our buddy from california. he's making a big play, some say for 2028. i would say for 2024 but let's listen to california governor

gavin newsom in all of his glory. >> i'm glad to be here in south carolina. let's get to the polls. let's vote, let's vote to reelect joe biden and kamala harris. tammy: reelect joe biden and kamala harris. i don't buy it. i think there's an upset. he's in south carolina, is he going to win the hearts for joe? >> it's interesting because he was in south carolina stumping and this is a man who i think wakes up in the morning, looks in the mirror and says, good morning, mr. president. that's the way -- that's the way gavin newsom start his day. what's interesting kamala harris put her as far away as possible. she was in newport beach, california, she went to northern california and now she's off to nevada and the president biden is out there not with his strong ace in the hole, hey, this is the person that i really want

out there in front with me, oh, no, she's as far away from south carolina as possible but gavin newsom is out there because if there happens to be opening i think a lot of people are looking. i think he's auditioning himself. he does it under the guides of campaigning. the other thing let's also remember. if it wasn't for congressman james clyburn in south carolina making the case for joe biden, he may not have gotten the nomination at that point. he was behind until james clyburn came to save it. >> even stevie wonder could see that gavin newsom is running shadow campaign. it's smart to be in south carolina in early primary state and he's helping the team. he would go to the ends of the earth for joe biden on msnbc. we saw in 2022 when joe biden went over to the middle east and gavin newsom visited the white house, you look at the debate he did with ron desantis, you look at the fact that he's opening super pacs and trying to get

involved in races across the country. it is obvious that to everyone, you know, gavin newsom is hoping that joe biden taps out in 2024 or that he's the guy heading in 2028. >> that's the thing i want to discuss, is it 24 or 28. politico says gavin newsom is preparing for 2028. he's maybe making voters look to him as someone who is going to come riding in after biden in 2028 but, joe, i don't think so. i've maintained this for over a year now. i don't think it's '28 he's looking at. governor ron desantis might be looking at '28. gavin newsom in my opinion is waiting for something to go down with joe biden and he wants to be just likely apparent person because i don't think it's kamala, he's following joe biden around picking up his crumbs. that's my take on it but, joe, '28 or '24? >> '24 is a good theory and i think it's because gavin newsom knows how to read. he reads the poll. the issues that voters care about the most immigration and the border, joe biden is at 18%

approval. i would love to have onion rings and a beer. 18% is low number. inflation, 32% approval on crime 35% approval. these are disastrous numbers. newsom knows it, the democratic party knows it. they know if this is a referendum on joe biden's record. he will lose worse than hillary clinton in the electoral college in 2024 because georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, he is down big right now and he's not going to get better with age. he's the cottage cheese president. not better like the fine wine president. >> you have vice president kamala harris who use still have to deal with that and that's still what we have to figure out is how that's going to go town. i haven't quite figured it out. i think everyone can be bought for a price and she believes -- >> she did call him racist. >> that was so long ago.

nobody remembers that, but she is saying that the reason that everybody thinks things are awful is because that they haven't been doing adequate job of telling people how good they actually are. let's take a look at kamala harris touting all the accomplishments that none of us can apparently see. >> we have a lot of accomplishments. we haven't taken good credit for it, frankly, and we got to do a better job of getting the word out about what we have accomplished and who did it. tammy: who did it? >> the media's fault, right, the media hasn't done enough on the biden side. are you kidding me? by the way, gavin newsom was talking about how vibrant and vigorous joe biden is. he's a lot like clinton. there's no comparison. these people are just -- they live in a different world. >> it's like a game of clue. who did it? >> she's using that line. so much to talk the about. big hour still ahead on the big

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. tonight a group of republican senators are demanding a 72-hour review period before the senate votes on any border deal as fox news learns some of the details, fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson has reaction from the white house. lt. lucas: to put it mildly, the

house speaker says it's dead on arrival. donald trump says he doesn't support it. here is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could close the border if he wanted to close the border. he will not close the border. we can pass all the laws there are and if they are not going to follow the law, then why are we passing something. >> here is what is in this proposed senate border plan, mandatory detention of all single adults, mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters hits 5,000. the shutdown would not lift until daily encount canners reduce to less than 3,750 encounters per day and in short here is the plan of how many migrants will be allowed into the u.s. under the senate deal, 150,000 per month and 1.8 million per year. that's about the population of phoenix. president biden reacting in a statement saying, quote, for too long we all know the border has been broken. it's long past time to fix it.

what's been negotiated would if passed into law be the toughest and fairest set of reforms to secure the border we've ever had in our country. it would give me as president a new emergency authority to shut down the border when it becomes overwhelmed. many republicans think the border is already overwhelmed based on the historic number of migrant encounters last month. >> victory cannot come soon enough under crooked joe biden our country is dying. our country is dying. our border is open and gushing -- it's a big gushing wound. we have no choice within moments of my inauguration we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in america. we have no choice because this is not sustainable. >> we need to seal the border altogether. it is absurd to say that 5,000 people a week is -- is acceptable. it's in the past.

>> recent abc news poll says only 18% of the country approve of the job biden is doing on the border. new gallup poll says biden approval rating was the lowest of any president since jimmy carter. after skipping the iowa caucus and the new hampshire primary, president biden will be on the ballot for the first time in south carolina where he will be this weekend. >> and as the senate border deal shakes out elon musk is blasting biden in front of tens of millions of followers on x. trump also weighing in on true social posting, quote, there's a 100% chance that there will be a major terror attack because of the border crisis. okay. let's do lighting round, jason, shall we? on day one of this administration, who ended all border construction? >> yeah, it was president joe biden. the best president in my lifetime was president trump and did with existing laws, lock

down the borders, reject amnesty. why don't you try to enforce the current law and the other is driving me nuts is that the president of the united states right now will not talk to the border patrol. they haven't talked in like two and a half years. talk to brandon judd who is in charge of the border patrol union, do what the border patrol does. you do not the other piece of legislation. if it's not great how come it's not in the light of day for us to read it. this thing is fundamentally wrong. it should be wrong and should be rejected just from the fact that they're touting, selling it but they've not showing you the text. joe: okay, let's read that tweet from elon musk, quote, no laws need to be passed, all that is needed is an executive order to require proof before granting an asylum hearing, that is how it used to be, lisa, why don't they just do it if they are serious when it comes to stopping flow

of the border, after 3 years they are taking seriously after seeing the polls? lisa: instead of doing that what the senate wants to do is codify this invasion into law. i mean, you saw the numbers. 150,000 illegal immigrants a month over 1.8 million a yearment that's invasion in perpetuity if the senate gets its way. so that's what he wants. oi need this bill so i can shut down the border if it's overwhelmed. what do you call over 6 million illegal immigrants that have come into the country, more than 33 -- the population of 33 states. he has the emergency authority to shut this thing down, he's fighting states like texas that are trying to get the job. that's what joe biden wanted. joe: tammy, i want to get your reaction to hakeem jeffries, he's blaming ding, ding republicans for the border

crisis. >> at a certain point we are going to have to publicly call the question of our republican colleagues in a variety of ways when it comes to doing what is right for america's national security interest and for fixing our broken immigration system or we are just going to make it clear that republicans have no interest in dealing with the border issue. they'd rather try to weponized it for political purposes. joe: tammy, always judge people on their actions and not their words. all i know in texas the governor is trying to put razer in heavily trafficked area to stop this in some way because the feds won't and the biden administration is fighting tooth and nail because of it. >> they want the perception that they are taking the border seriously without actually doing anything to take the border seriously. they see the polls, they know this looks bad for them right now. democrats, they are not stupid, they see the long game of this. 6 million plus illegal immigrants already in this

country, so they're okay in my opinion with taking heat on this now because they know that this is going to pay out for years and years to come because the next stage of this is going to be amnesty, voting rights, 6 million plus since biden took office probably closer to 10 if we are being honest, you don't have to win the hearts and minds of the american people if you've got millions of people that are indebted to you and that is the long term plan. do not be fooled. they are not stupid, maybe sinister, maybe very strategic but not stupid, pay attention. joe: when presidential elections come down to few thousand votes in six or seven swing states it can make difference in the world. they're coming for your coffee. >> every time we drink coffee we are basically putting -- into the atmosphere. >> alarmist sounding the alarm but they might want to think twice about this. the plastic bag band totally backfires. that's next.

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>> welcome back to the big weekend show, professional wrestling icon vince mcmahon resigns after former .wwe employee accuses of sex trafficking. >> former wwe employee is suing wwe founder vince mcmahon. grant says she experienced physical and emotional abuse sexual assault and trafficking while working at the company. the graphic federal lawsuit was filed in u.s. district court in connecticut on thursday where wwe is based. grant says mcmahon forced her into a sexual relationship to keep her job and shared sexually

explicit photos and videos with other men both inside and outside the company. her attorneys mcmahon pressured her sign agreement. meantime mcmahon strongly denies claim and in a statement oh fox digital, i standby my prior statement that ms. grants lawsuit and distortion of the truth. i intend to vigorously defend myself against baseless accusations and look forward clearing my name. tko group says it's taking allegations seriously and addressing the matter internally. lisa. >> serious allegations, thank you. climate crazies want to cancel everything to save the planet including your cup of joe. >> basically the coffee that we

all drink, 15 and 20 of co2 ton of coffee. we should know that. every time we drink coffee we are putting into the atmosphere. >> take new hampshire plastic ban was implemented in 2022. new study finding before the ban, 53 million pounds worth of plastic was consumed and after the ban consumption tripled to 151 whopping million pounds. letters start with the coffee. how dare you impact the climate with coffee consumption. >> i think people sit around and think of ways to ruin people's lives. they want to take away the leaf blowers, gas stoves, gas-powered vehicles and they want to take away everything that gives us joy because they like to hear themselves speak and they sit at the forums where they all fly on

private jets undoubtedly drink coffee and wherever else, they eat beef, cows with their methane destroying the problem and things that have been around probably since dan near the beginning of time, take them away, the planet has been thriving for cows and coffee for how long. >> campaign slogan. >> back off and leave us alone. they want to ruin our lives at some point we put our foot down and none of it is going to happen. they just like to talk about it to cause shock and awe and get a headline. >> this is why they don't want us to have nice things. they don't want us to have nice things. let's get to your governor. i want to -- this is what he was saying before when he thought things would go well. this is governor murphy out of new jersey. we are addressing the problem of plastic pollution head on with solutions that will help mitigate climate change and

strengthen our environment for future generations. did that just inspire you joe, how does that make you feel? >> it's inept governor that we have ever had and i say this as a obviously love my state of new jersey but i think i will join you in florida and tennessee, utah is quite nice. it is the stupidest thing from the very beginning that this whole plastic bag thing, all that ends up happening, i know this, you take the bags home and ends up creating all this clutter and you throw out the bags which obviously leads to pollution. this clown also wants to sell electric cars new jersey by 2035 but he can't explain exactly how we will charge all the cars like newark, trenton, 300 charging stations in apartments, how are you going to do it? the rhetoric always sounds great until you get to the reality of the situation and it ain't good. >> the reality that wasn't good, jason, let's pull up this from

the study that they did where this backfired. so this is a quote from that report, it says this, following new jersey's ban of single-use bags the shift from plastic film to alternative bags resulted in 3 times increase in plastic consumption for bags so it didn't really go as planned. >> that's usually how the echo terrorists go. it's killing all the raptors. we want to put up the wind. they had to shut it down for a while because all of the eagles were falling into it. there is no end to their climate craziness. >> quite literally a deaf trap. >> they've made in davos where they flew in private jets, 4 miles of travel. >> he said the two biggest topics of conversations the world economic forum, stopping trump and misinformation and disinformation, so coming up the

left may be losing it over barbie yes, sir oscar snub but mill mahr has a message for all of his liberal friends. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> welcome back to the big weekend show, it's a man's world, we are just living in it. that's how liberals and the media are explaining barbie's oscar nomination snubs. >> can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. i don't have anything big planned just giant blowup party. >> that's so cool. >> this is the best day ever.

>> movie's director missed academy nominations on the work of summer blockbuster of course the woke mob to blame the male. >> the matter was sent to criminal court. i don't know why this is a giant controversy now. i mean, best actress, that's the category, you know, she lost two other actresses. it's not like they gave her slot to van diesel. it's just really t the -- >> there were other categories in which the barbie movie was nominated. i'm sure she did a good job, accomplished director but what's your take on this? >> first of all, i watched the barbie movie. i didn't have issue wit, a lot

of conservatives did take issue. i did not. i thought it was a great movie. i will say this, margaret bobby, beautiful young lady, wonderful actress but when the oscars are looking at who they are going to nominate, they are looking how far you go to transform yourself into a role and challenging the role must be. margo robbie, a beautiful young blond woman playing barbie might not have been a big of a stretch for her, right, i don't know how challenging the role was. i do think it was a fantastic movie but i will say this, the liberals and the left are going crazy over this. tthe patriarchy thing, half of the passion of protecting women sports and women spaces from the patriarchy because they have no issue and have no issue having transathletes competing against women and that's okay but they are worried about the bare movie. the priorities for liberals once again astound me. >> joe, i'm surprised hollywood who is preaching on this have

best actress category and actor category but one category of director, i -- they are inconsistent. >> they are consistent in this sense, jason, movies like barbie which are feel-good movies, light-hearted movies, call it comedy to a certain extent they don't get nominated. some of the best movies of all time didn't have directors nominated. you're telling me ground hog day 30 years is not a movie you stop and watch every time. i couldn't tell you who won in 1993 who came out. super bad. frankenstein, ghost busters, well written, i can go with bridesmaids. great movie, they don't get nominated unless it's super serious things. that's how hollywood is unfortunately. >> lisa, what's your take on this? >> i will tell you what patriarchy is transgenderism.

every time a guy puts on a skirt like hailey davidson and goes out and wins tournament and denies the woman of her dream to make tournament. a large man that steals ncaa trophy from riley thomas. so that is the patriarchy of erasing women and encouraging young people to destroy their bodies to do the same. that is the patriarchy and i find it hilarious when republicans were accused of waging a war on women, when democrats are literally trying toe raise women, so i'm sorry, my friends, that is the patriarchy? >> i don't think enough discussion ever happens in that part of hollywood in those types of topics. lisa is bringing it up. why don't they have that discussion?

>> they don't want to have that discussion because it doesn't fit the narrative. the best part hillary clinton and foe outrage. i follow her -- >> what did she tweet? >> i follow her on instagram. it's comical and she posted imdamage when he was commemorated as barbie but then she's talk thing about the snub and she hashtagged it hillary barbie. she found a way to make this snub about herself which is really at the end of the day i have to give her credit for that because she made it about herself. >> yeah, i've always confused the two. >> do you remember she wished herself happy birthday to the future president? >> breaking the bank for new life, g accident and millennials are paying the price for

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controversial un agency. staffers are accused of participating in october 7th hamas terror attacks on israel. fox news correspondent alex hogan has more from tel aviv. alex: good evening, guys, australia, canada and uk among the latest countries to suspend the organization that is providing the most amount of relief in aid to palestinians displaced in gaza but all of this comes after israeli intelligence provided to the organization suggest that as many as dozen employees were reportedly involved in the october 7th attacks. in a statement it was shocked and let go of the employees as the situation is properly examined. the un secretary general spokesperson highlighted that this is an organization that has been pivotal in supporting 2 million people displaced. >> how resources are being used? >> we want the investigation to be thorough, complete and

transparent and if in the investigation people need to be heldable, we want to see that too. >> carrying out coordinating strikes. idf claims it is still finding more weapons and ammunition around the strip. as the war displaces, civilians reports that israeli forces opened fire on group of people waiting for humanitarian aid killing at least 20 and wounding dozens according to gaza ministry. new tonight the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu doubling down on israel's stance on the war that the goals moving forward remain to dismantle hamas, find and return those hostages that are still being held in gaza and to ensure that there's no further threat post to israel, back to you. >> thanks, alex. gen z and millennials are obsessed with having the finer things in life.

>> this way. [cheers and applause] >> cashmere gloves. >> 43% of gen zers and 43% of millennials experience money dysmorphia, leads to bad decision-making. i might have this but at least it's diagnosed, it's not my fault. i'm just a victim. tomi, what do you make of money dysmorphia? >> this is exactly why we have to stop giving name to these kinds of things. it's irresponsibility. that's what they do, sit on tiktok the and find a name for something and they use it as excuse to play victim. it's not their fault. but i do think, though, to go back to older generations i think that they are the once encouraging this. when you think about it student

loan forgiveness, what does that tell young people, you can take out the loan, somebody will pay it back for you because you were a victim in all of this. the same thing, they see tin is that gram influencers, tiktok influencers making money in doing nothing, they have no concept of it. you hand them paper money and you don't know what it is and this again lies with the parent, teaching young people how to spend money and save money. we lost that now because we teach gender studies and how white people are bad in school instead of economics, finances and just basic budgeting. >> i thought that too. maybe -- there's the study that shows, look at this, it says did your parents set a good example for you financially and 60% say yes, 67% say yes. and 33% say no. so jason, you're a parent. what kind of examples do you try to show your kids? >> well, amen to what tomi just said because i don't think parents have necessarily done a good job of teaching the true

value of money. social media exacerbates the situation because it's not a function of reality and there was a harris poll late last year, 45% of people that are 18 to 29-year-olds still live at home and so in a bad economy with joe biden and high inflation, life is expensive. >> i will jump on that by the way. a couple of stats, 86% of millennials, age 27 and 42 don't even have a hundred thousand dollars saved for retirement. most are renting, they are not buying homes therefore they don't own anything and that's why they will turn around one day and be, like, oh no, i barely have anything saved and more and more people working in 70's and 80's at this point because they are not saving the way they should. it should be part of every educational curriculum. >> maybe they think their parents are but obviously they are not. good points, guys, stick around, big weekend fox are next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ t

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newsom leads the state where people are, indeed, living below ground in furnished caves. just let that sink in and if you don't want a california in america you know what to do in november. when i believe gavin newsom will be the democrat nominee. lisa, top that one. >> can you imagine walking by one and someone emerges and you're like what the -- >> i have a man cave but doesn't look like that. >> i hope not. california lawmaker has introduced a bill to require a so-called intelligence speed limiter. prevent drivers from going more than 10-miles over the speed limit. i think this is why they want electric vehicles so they can own us and control us, what say you, jason? >> i'm not abiding by that i can tell you that. a new report finding that housing is unaffordable for a record half of renters in joe biden's america. guess what, folks, when you pour millions of dollars or millions of people illegally into this country rent is going to go up.

it's up 21%. that's a huge, huge burden to a lot of people. joe. >> well, last call for the big guy. president biden was speaking pure gibberish at one point during speech at a wisconsin brewery this weekend. >> by the way, used to make beer brewery, it is used to make beer brewery. [inaudible] >> thanks to the great lakes. [laughter] >> not sure what's more disturbing that the current commander in chief has made gibberish his first language or that those in the audience laughed as hard as they did at something not one person in the room or the planet mind you could remotely understand. by the way, do you know where this was played and analyzed and mocked, well, it wasn't on cnn or abc, colbert. if donald trump spoke like this it would be played through st. patrick day minimum, lisa.

>> was a laugh or nervous laugh? >> i listened to it. i saw you tweeted it out, joe. i listened to it several times as well. maybe this clip is just bad, maybe i can't hear it. maybe if you're in person it's more of a performance and everybody is laughing and i think they are just being kind to the man. this is, i don't know, before or after he put the hat on backwards. >> the hard hat. >> that's what the teleprompter the size of your home. that's with the teleprompter. >> god bless america. >> i don't know if they put gibberish in teleprompter and we will see you tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the big weeken