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with griff jenkins mollie hemingway and john and welcome to the big woongd show. the big story tonight. biden's big problem with black voters, the president is in atlanta tonight ahead of his commencement speech at morehouse college trying score political points and trump seems to be gaining ground about a quarter of voters say they back the president and they're worried. >> if this held this is months away this would be by far the best among black voters in a generation two generations, probably since 1960 and richard nixon against john pment kennedy this could be historic and a troubling sign for the biden campaign. >> goodness gracious indeed but first former president donald trump is addressing the crowd at the nra convention in dallas. let's listen. >> four years ago we were a great nation and we will soon be

a great nation again. it was the hardworking patriots like you who built this country and it ised hardworking patriots like you who are going to save our country. we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. ♪ ♪ 2024 is our final battle. with you at my side we will demolish the deep state and expel the war warmongers from or government and drive out globalist and cast out communist markist and fascist. we will throw off the sick, political class that hates our country we will rout fake news media we will drain the swamp and we will liberate our countries from these tyrants and villains once and for all. like those patriots before us, we will not bend, we will not break. we will not yield. we will never give in.

we will never give up. we will never ever, ever -- ever back down. with your support, we will go on to victory the likes of which no one has ever seen and we will evict, crooked joe biden from the white house on november 5th 2024. [applause] the great silent majority is rising like never before. and under our leadership forgotten man and woman will be forgotten no longer. we are one movement, one people, one family and one glorious nation under god and together, we will make america powerful again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america proud

again. we will make america safe again. we will make america free again. and we will make america great again. thank you very much to the nra and thank you texas, thank you very much. god bless you all. god bless you all. thank you. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> all right that was the former president donald trump speaking at the nra convention in dallas and should be noted that he was endorsed by the political victory fund today so they're officially jumping in to the 2024 race and we'll talk about his speech a little bit later but now, over to president biden's effort to win the black vote. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live at the white house tonight. lucas. >> good evening katy quite a crew up there in new york that's right earlier today president biden speaking on the campaign event in atlanta small room full about 100 people where he

appeared to forget the name of his 2020 campaign co-chairman. >> you realize how inseparable it will be now with my -- chief guy -- used to be what's his name i can't think of it now. used to -- he used to be war house guy, well what's his name? yes. sedric something. >> biden also appears to forget nail of the college where he's speaking tomorrow morning and giving the commencement address. >> i'm going sunday to make a speech at that other place -- that man's got more -- morehouse -- >> here's the morehouse college president laying down some ground rules about the graduation ceremony tomorrow. >> what we won't allow is -- disruptive behavior that prevents the ceremony or

services from proceeding in a manner that those in attendance can partake and enjoy. so, for example, prolong shouting down of the president as he's speaking. i will -- southeast ceremonies on the spot if we were to reach that position. >> now new fox news poll shows biden losing the nation vote and young people too biden down 14% compared to just four years ago. perhaps a reason biden is speaking at a historically black college tomorrow morehouse college which not only is historically black also all male. two demographics that biden needs to win reelection in 2024. >> watching tomorrow thank you lucas. and tonight, mainstream media is worried that biden is losing the black vote. "new york times" is out with a new piece from the biden's, quote, beloved philadelphia.

the article reads in part, an interviews with nearly two dozen voters in predominantly black neighborhoods this week signs of softness in biden standing were palpable just eight voters eight said they were committed to voting for mr. biden many others were debating staying home or in a few cases supporting former president, donald trump. so molly, the president is getting ready for the big speech tomorrow. he's getting a lot of help. cnn reporting this saying, team biden is consulting prom innocent morehouse alumni to crowd commencement speech expected to raise student voices also saying discussion behind the scenes has been delicate. that this is, you know, planning of this is going on for a couple of weeks. and they're worried that the student achievements may be overshadowed by a stump speech. so what is your take on this positioning for the president in

georgia tomorrow? >> he should be talking to alum needs help to get through this event. there are many things land mines he has to avoid it is not just that his support among black voters is softening also that his support among young people is softening and democratic special interest groups are -- so it is probably in his best interest that he's getting a lot of help. but just the stunning difference between when you see him up there, struggling through a very small low pressure event, versus what you're seeing with president trump, being put on trial by democrats, who are trying to imprison him and managing to run a campaign at the same time. , i mean, level of difficulty is sky high one and very low for the other. >> you mention the president talking to alums of morehouse college maybe if we can't remember their names going to be a problem in preparing for the speech. tom you know students are also being asked about what's going to happen tomorrow with the president's visit and a young

man named molique said it is obvious that it is about the presidential campaign. so -- >> obviously, and that's the season we're coming into and going to expect -- president biden to be approaching everything from a political angle. you know that's to be expected. but my -- my question is why did this take so long? the idea that oh, now black voters are suddenly seeing something in president trump. i've often wondered where republicans are dropped the ball with black voters they never even tries and the idea that they would -- they should approach the black community at every election and say, what have these people done for you lately? what have democrats done for you and look at their record, and really make a play for those kind of votes. at least president trump, i mean, what was the phrase he used last time qhawf you got to lose that's where i would approach it what do you have to lose or what have they done for you lately and historically when

you have the black vote approaching 90% for democrats those are like numbers that third world dig dictators get when they're only one on the ballot i think it is high time and the fact that donald trump has 23% of the black vote, i expect it to go a little higher it is not about personality. it is the fact they can look around and see what's happen happening in the world and access to information. everybody amongst them they can talk and look attar that phones they see what's happening in the country they're in the same economy as everyone else young people, black voters all see what's happening so -- >> so griff we've seen on top of the president's visit to morehouse college tomorrow and white house reclassifying marijuana and hearing from democratic senator from morehouse about this. let's listen. >> entire black and brown communities have been hallowed out by the enforcement of marijuana so often that war on

drugs has been a war on black and brown and poor communities. this is a step in the right direction and long overdue black comupghts have seen far more devastation from the enforcement of marijuana than a drug itself. >> so trying to couple this visit with policy changings as well. >> we'll see i don't think rafael warnock can do in south carolina when joe biden candidate was dead on arrival and in south carolina, in the black vote put him in the white house in this term right now. and the marijuana, i understand, marijuana argument has been around for years but in new york, d.c. everybody is smoking weed. so i'm not sure it is gawk deliver the results that we want. we'll have to watch and see. >> we will be watching that's for sure and a stacked big weekend show. is coming up, including this -- a house hearing or episode of real housewives what democrats are blaming this chaos on right now. plus --

>> going to be so jacked up for those debates you watch. i'm going to demanding a drug test too by the way. i am. i really am. [laughter] >> should there be drug testing before the presidential debates? and tom brady now regrets the greatest roast of all time. >> tom brady, five time super bowl mvp most career wins most career touchdowns you have seven rings well eight now that gisele gave hers back -- ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ help, i need somebody. you know i need someone ♪ ♪ don't come for me. that is all that i need to tell her pep don't comfort me. back with new jabs thrown after house committee almost turned into a reality show. tom: fox news correspondent mailed linn rivera has the update. >> featuring two in thes against each other here's pennsylvania senator fetterman apologizing on x for one comparing to the u.s. house. he's adjusting lower chamber of

congress is worse than the crude talk show after a content hearing for america garland devolved into shouting insults over physical appearance. watch these fireworks among congressman marjorie taylor green alexandria ocasio-cortez and greene. >> you don't want to talk about -- >> i think your fake eyelashes are messing up -- >> hold up. order. mr. chairman. order. order. of your committee. >> i do have a point of order i would like to take down ms. greene's words. that is absolutely unacceptable. how dare you -- attest physical appearance of another person. >> move your words down. >> girl, baby girl -- >> oh, really. >> don't even play. >> baby girl? >> alexandria ocasio-cortez argues no sides blaming

republicans for allowing chaos to happen and hits fetterman saying i stand up to bullies instead of becoming one and to the women of pennsylvania i would stand up for you too. already allegations some members were drinking and accusation that ranking member jaime says is worth investigating. tom: so -- is decorum disappearing from congress? aoc is using as an opportunity to call republicans authoritarians posting this on x, quote, you see this is the microcosm of what they do on a larger scale idea of vulnerable person and/or community easier to break the rules towards normalize it with both sides rhetoric and then use that rule breaking, to undermine deeper processes and rule of law. then, there are the cries of racism crockett who was involved in the fight calls greene a racist. and told reporters, quote, she

probably will raise money because the racist will be so happy to give it to her and she wasn't the only one. >> i think there's no question that marjorie taylor green uses racist language let's be clear she's always coddling to language trurp uses. >> she's a disgrace to american people and disgrace to that congress. tom: hum. okay. is she racist or is she a disgracist i don't know, molly -- molly, i want to get to that aoc tweet. i didn't understand what she was talking about. obviously, there were people doing some kind of jerry springer type fighting we saw that and aoc was part of it with the girl, baby girl and waving her hand and everything else. but what is she talking about with the authoritarianism do you understand that? molly: i think what everybody was trying to do was scream so nobody could talk about what marjorie taylor green was talking about you know in

courtrooms you have the law you found the law and if you have the facts you found facts and if you don't have either you found the table. the issue is how many democrats are financing the daughter of this judge in the new york trial that is -- doing all of that stuff to donald trump. and so she wanted to talk about how so many people on that panel were financing that daughter. it is a horrible breach of ethics so rather than talk about that. they want to talk about all of the other stuff. and so really the problem isn't the fight. the problem is that the fight wasn't allowed to continue to be more substantive. tom: that is interesting because i heard her say something about the judge and the daughter. and then there was silence in the room for a while. and then people were shuffling pages and then the fight erupted so i think you're right. that's why she, obviously, hit a soft spot there. katy let's take a look we have tape of -- jean-pierre responding to this. let's take a look at this. >> this is something the president would agree upon which is, you know, you -- as someone who was a senator for

36 years, he believes that people should respect each other. treat each other with dignity. and civility, i think you have to treat peel with dignity. you have to treat people with respect. it is important. it doesn't matter which side of the aisle you sit on. it is important to do that. because you are there to work on behalf of the american people. tom: katie should she be reminded was a senator of 36 years everyone knows how old the man is. >> lots of good footage going after justice clarence thomas during confirms hearing as molly pointed out all other people to go after on a personal level that would not count as handling things in a appropriate dignified way. but to put this on a humorous level i was texting with a friend who works in the senate yesterday and the senate clear -- difference clear difference and she was saying this is why -- we don't do business with the house. because there are a bunch of children over there. and we're the more dug if id

side of capitol hill an my favorite part of watching the video over and over again was the men's response because both democrats and republicans first time i've seen jamie and james comer agree on something because they were both like what did you just say what does that even mean? as these women are screaming about -- fake eyelashes and body language, and all kinds of things so i thought it was funny to see the difference between men and women sometimes i guess on capitol hill. >> women with fight when you get in personal attacks right griff but the thing we didn't show was jasmine the representative she got in the fight as well. now she was offended because marjorie taylor green said something about her eyelashes but something about a beach body. did you hear that? >> yeah. she offended body of marjorie taylor green but quickly to katie's pongt last thing i anticipated doing today was googling what baby girl means. and what that insult is.

tom: can you tell me -- >> baby girl is a term that refers to like a attractive 25 something hollywood guy like harry styles or something. i think he's a baby girl i'm not sure what that sling was. will the me say about this about it thomas jefferson wrote a manual about civility which is what the house rules that's why aoc was sayings having the words taken down. >> eyelash in it should not revile or unmannerly words against a particular member and i do belief that threshold may have been met there. >> i don't know if they saw the play hamilton but they get into. tom: next possible drug testing before the presidential debates. >> going to be so jacked up for those debates. you watch. i'm going to demand a drug test too by the way. i am. i really am.

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♪ ♪ griff: welcome back to the big weekend show trump taking on president bide an short time away at the nra convention in dallas. >> we can't take a chance on joe biden winning. he's the worst president in the history of our country by far.

griff: trump making a deep play for fox news correspondent garrett is in dallas tonight. reporter: hey griff president trump covering a lot of ground a short time ago. as he delivered his speech to here at the nra crowd of more than 6,000 people delivering a lot of red meat. he talked a lot about the economy, border upcoming debates with joe biden, but also no surprise, the second amendment. >> and let there be no doubt the survival of our second amendment is very much on the ballot you know what they want to do they're going to -- oh. they get in our country is going to be destroyed in so many ways. but the second amendment will be -- it is undersiege but with me they would never get anywhere, and we need that second amendment for safety. reporter: yeah right before he spoke the nra formally endorsed trump for president.

his trip to texas comes the day after his visit to deep blue minnesota. state campaign says in cycle despite no presidential candidate winning minnesota in more than 50 years. tom democrats argue trump did you want have a chance there. and simply trying to force biden to spend valuable campaign resources in minnesota that could be spent in other states that are truly a battle ground for trump. griff. griff: we shall see garrett tenny live for us thank you very much. let's start with you tom. because you and i were watching the very long speech that trump gave in the nra, and at one moment he said, what do you got to do? it is saturday. nobody is getting anything to do let's just talk who needs a teleprompter what did you think of his comments? >> one time i was offended by trump comments because we are on saturdays. come on it is very important with get to our show but he had a great time he can riff and

this is his crowd you heard how he said second amendment and i love the comment about the drug testing because he's been saying had going around saying on the stump everywhere he goes and there's no way that you can -- work that what do you do have a take someone's blood before the debates? but -- president trump he knows if he keeps saying that up to the debates and we watch the debates. we're going to be looking at joe biden saying what's he on? >> as you mention that, this was in st. paul, minnesota, yesterday take a listen to joe biden -- or trump talking about joe biden in the drug test. >> how you two points up to biden, he can't -- can't talk. he can't walk. can't find his way off a stage. can't put two sentences together although he has agreed to debate so i don't know maybe not something he's going to jacked up for those debates. you watch. tom:that's the sound bite you're

talking about should there be drug testing? griff: i don't think we should have had to do testing never putting swab up my face or a mask so opposed to medical tyranny but i know what he's doing there and i don't even think president trump wants actual drug testing he's just trying to get inside our heads. because whenever we see -- him at the "state of the union," or if he's got a big night we're thinking he's on something and i don't think it is a double espresso. what do you think molly? molly: so interesting to watch president trump there so full of life he seems to love the country he loves the crowd. it is this huge contrast between him and what you're seeing with biden when we were playing bits from him earlier in the show i'm cringing because it is uncomfortable to see how much difficulty he's having arctic latessing basic thoughts. interacting with the crowd with a room, and on top of that you have -- this very rare situation that we haven't had in a very long time where you can compare two presidencies side by side. we know what president trump was like with the economy.

and we know what it's been like with biden we know what -- what it was like globally with peace breaking out everywhere versus now. and we also saw that the chaos, you know, that we have people said there's so much chaos with trump that was with the media being upset by him or washington, d.c. upset by him now the world is in chaos. griff: in the time we have left i want to get to substance on this on the poll numbers. i mean minnesota is pointed out republican not won in 50 years there and polls two points 45 to 43 do you think trump could win minnesota? molly: look the president is making it clear. katie: where republicans have decided or have control over minnesota one of them they wants to xangsd the map. there's talk of him coming to madison square garden and place that's persecuting him for bringing him the thousands of jobs and economy and they don't like his politics but going after him. ahead of the debate showing contrast between trump who can go off the teleprompter, meet

with all kiepgdz of different folks off the cuff and joe biden always so produced including at press conferences where he has note cards for the reporters, he's told where to go where not to go and confused oftentimes leaving the lectern so contrast in terms of their energy is very clear that's what he's heading up soon of this june debate. griff: we shall see no charges for did i doty after sh shocking video emerges. plus -- >> tom brady five time super bowl mvp most career wins, most career touchdowns, you have seven rings well eight now that gisele gave hers back -- >> why the goat isn't laughing anymore that jokes from the greatest roast of all time. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show shawn did i sean ds won't face charges after this video surfaced that appears to show hill beating up his ex at a hotel nearly a decade ago fox news correspondent christina coleman has the update tonight from los angeles. >> molly we want to warn our viewers this footage is disturbing and hard to watch this surveillance video was obtained exclusively by cnn from the intercontinental hotel in los angeles that appears to show music mogul sean diddy chase down his girlfriend and drag her down a hallway dressed in a towel in a statement "people" magazine the gut-wrenching video only further confirmed that disturbing and predatory behavior mr. combs. alleged behavior that was laid out against combs in a lawsuit

that ventura filed against him last november. and the complaint to attorneys say combs subjected her to abuse violence and sex trafficking, they also believed combs paid the hotel 50,000 dollars for this footage. combs strongly denied that allegations even though he settled the lawsuit with ventura a day after his filed and more people since come forward with abuse allegations against combs. his l.a. and miami homes reportsedly raided as a sex trafficking investigation in march and now the surveillance video from the l.a. hotel is drawing even more attention to abuse claims against him. we've reached out to combs legal team for response to the video and we have not heard back also he's not been charged with any crimes. molly. molly: thank you christina. now, to this -- tom brady doesn't seem to be laughing after greatest roast of ail time on netflix. >> tom brady five time super bowl mvp most career wins most

career touchdowns you have seven rings. well eight now that gisele gave hers back. do you guys know about his diet program so strict but if you follow it exactly, as he does, you too can lose your family. and seriously -- >> the former star says the jokes affected his kids. bittersweet aspect when you do something one way and all of a sudden you realize -- i wouldn't do that again because of the way that affect actually the people that i care about the most in the world. >> comedian impassion won't edit for anyone who may have been offended. >> i don't really edit myself i would be lying to if i said, you know, is it worth doing that joke because it might cause a, b and c. there's a small portion that tends to get bent out of the

shape in regards to some of the material an those people tend to have a loud voice but i would say for the most part the majority are just looking for an outlet to laugh and comedians are more popular than ever -- because i think that's the only real form of entertainment now that's going on. that's really unedited, -- molly: tom. i have a question for you. this roast went over really well everyone watched it i was thinking about doing a roast at the next office party. wondering if you can tell me what your greatest insecurity is -- tom: first of all, i love roasts. but they should not be televised roasting was something i used about it a member of the fryers club and we used to get together and roast each other. over dinner and cigars no women around. bunch of guys getting around and you can say things say things about their wives, their girlfriends, but you wouldn't say to if the wifes or girlfriends were there and not gentlemen when you're with the

guy and guys they can let it roll off them. guys are tough but that's the way that roasts should have been with frank sinatra and dean getting down and dirty once they started televising these thing and once they started on comedy central it started to ruin roast for me and most people. i think people get a kick out of seeing this. they humor should be mean there's a nastiness to it and i understand no understand the kids were making cracks about his wife and family and kids and that is behind closed doors. >> so griff i was thinking about it too. this tom brady and clearly one of the world best looking man, successful, attracted to women -- that's what all of the foughter was for the joke does it take courage or sit back and look my life is pretty good. >> he's the goat. greatest quarterback that ever played and the median did a fantastic job but i watched her

interviewed with seth meyers she was saying i don't think he really knew what was coming. because -- he's the greatest that ever played the game so nobody has ever said anything bad in their lives about him so he's taking it so probably laughing going along, and hearing people talk about it. and then didn't know what he was getting into -- when it had the collateral damage. >> maybe. i think he knew what he was getting into and if people will roast your entire career on national, on a national, you know, accessible streaming roast. i think you know that people are going to go after you and if you want there to be guidelines around your family maybe you should have set rules ahead of time when you agreed and signed big contract to get roasted by these people i think he didn't think ahead on that but i love sebastian one of my favorite comedians so funny clean comedy constantly roasting himself which i love and such a relatable way about his family he doesn't go after his kids but

he talks about his family and i love and doesn't sensor himself. >> he won't pull jokes for the sake of laughter and with one of the most talented comedians tom shillue you agree like there's a moment we've got to just admit in the lifetime we need to laugh at times. and people like him not pulling jokes applaud that. >> like jerry sine field it is worth comfort for sake of laughter and, of course, don't want to be too mean. >> thank god we have comedy and comedy clubs without that we would have no free speech in this country and we can enjoy that. molly: coming up on "the big weekend show" paying for pals new trend to find friendships that will cost you. ♪ ♪

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has the update. >> hi guys man accusedded of believing him bloody and bruised arraign in manhattan criminal court on a second degree assault charge. he was given a $50,000 cash bail, and this comes after he was taken into custody on friday with nothing to say about the crime. >> that's 50-year-old clifton williams taken by detectives out of the police precinct he was treated at hospital after the may 8th attack photos later showed him on a film set here in the city with a black eye. hidden behind sun glass his publicist released a statement saying actor was okay. but added that he felt, quote, incredibly sad for everyone that this has happened to also walking the streets of new york. bushmy is known in boardwalk empire and born in brooklyn served with the fdny four years

before leaving to dive deeper into his acting career. after 9/11 he returned to his fire station to dig through the rubble and look for survivors get this boardwalk empire costar michael was also randomly assaulted here in the big apple. back in march he was walking in central park when a man threw a rock at his neck and chased after the suspect who was later caught by police. according to the latest, year to date city data overall crime in new york city is slightly down, however, felony and misdemeanor assaults are trending upwards so far this year. back to you. >> all right cb thank you. now to this millennial and gen-z struggling to find friends like this. >> i love you man. >> i love you too, bud. i love you dude. i love you bro montana.

i love you. i love you -- >> i love you bro. now a new trend that will cost you but people are relying on gym memberships, art classes other affects to help according to wall street journal, quote, making and keeping friends takes more money and effort than it used to people less time at office and school and free community groups now spending money to make friends. americans today have fewer close connections than decades ago a phenomenon compounded by social isolation of the pandemic and, of course, on your phone, of course, all of the time. so i want to start with you katie we talked about this before the show you asked do i do soul cycle which i do trying to do every day. for the ability to meet friends and i don't i show up to get on the boyfriend bike, sweat it out show everybody how well i can sing along and ride -- >> taylor swift absolutely, ttpd

thank you very much getting off track. but it does make sense, that even though you're going spend some more money you're at least getting out of the confine of these things -- katie: i think this is normal to get out to have to spend money but we think it is new because people haven't been doing these things but i saw the part about the gym i'm not going to the gym to talk but i'll talk to you wine art thing or a running group or something. but inside the gym like -- nobody really wants that. it is very good to get off of the phone and get out of your house and actually interact with other people. but the flaw with this is the best way to form friendships is not by doing something that's -- narcissistic or focused on yourself really serving other people. so -- join a church. join a community group, give of yourself, and working together with people. that's where the friendships are formed. >> tom give you last word would you pay to make friends? >> no i wouldn't there's a lot of free activity if you want to sing go to barbershop.org you

can join a barbershop quartet you will make friends with other men like you who love good harmony. >> if you're an introvert you don't want to do anything of those things. big weekend flops are next and don't forget to follow on x facebook and instagram at big weekend show, or else --

♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. time for big weekend flops. our picks for the biggest fields of the week. i will go first. secretary blinken played rocking in the free world will add a key bar this week. two problems with that. one he did about five minutes after announcing there be no elections held in ukraine at any point in the future. to the song was critiquing george hlb bush who wisely have in the dissolution of this have a union and warn about making sure ukraine stayed neutral at blessed russia invaded. that's a bad choice all around records about choices also quite a bad choice gig charles unveiled his official portrait which shows him coming out of the fiery red background with some very weird clock hands. i don't know what's happening that reminds me of the meme

everything is fine and there is a puppy screaming into the fire. it's a little weird appeared makes a red coat a totally different thing now. very strange for going okay during a hearing on capitol hill nih official admitted the agency funded gain of function research at the wuhan lab in china before the coburg pandemic. my question, went rb going to get that apology? >> i don't think we should do anything about this information and learning people lied for years it because it trillions of dollars in damage and untold debt >> lots of dead people progress we should do nothing told anyone accountable for that. >> a foot and mouth problem here with the mayor new york city mayor eric adams suggested migrants built new york city lifeguard shortage, watch. >> how do we have a large body of people that are in our city

and country but are excellent swimmers and at the same time we need lifeguards. the only obstacle is we won't give them the right to work to become a lifeguard. that just does not make sense. >> i love by the way you look at the two people i do not who they are on either side sitting uncomfortably going t tt say tht out loud at the new york immigration coalition leader blatantly racist to raise light. obviously cover the border, very sad. who knows what happens next move see mayor adams calling the governor eight bleach bond bad at building butch body who knows iit could happen. >> eliciting claw out eyelashes. >> exactly exactly for a great showbread that does it for us. was he back here at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the big weekend sh show. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪