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>> hello i am lisa boothe along with alicia acuna, charlie hurt in david webb, welcome to "the big weekend show", the big story tonight. kamala harris veep stakes, meeting with her favorite contenders this weekend before announcing her running mate which could happen as soon as tomorrow. whatever rumored favorites who is jewish is forced to apologize. as a hero in college when he wrote about his pro israel views, all of this is unfolding behind the scenes nonpublic kamala harris hasn't held any press conference since she was named the nominee for the democrats, fox news correspondent madeleine rivera is in washington, d.c. tonight. >> there are a couple of things that vice president kamala harris will be looking for when she meets with finalist in d.c. how well she gets along with them and how each one can boost her chances of winning 270 electoral votes. per the washington post kamala

harris is speaking face-to-face with minnesota governor, tim walz, joshua. in arizona senator mark kelly, it's unclear if the other possible candidates kentucky governor andy beshear, illinois jd pritzker and transfer terry secretary pete buttigieg has met were set to meet with harris, schapiro and kelly have been favorites with independent and moderate voters in battleground states. as a profile rise, so that the criticism, united auto worker shawn fain is concerned that kelly did not initially support a bill to boost union organizing. >> people show where they were when they voted on and that's what we look at and that was a concern of ours. >> schapiro is playing defense is an opinion article that he wrote for his college newspaper collegwere the decades ago. saying israel cannot peacefully coexist. he says his views have since changed. >> i have said for years, long

before october 7 that i favor a two state solution, israelis and palestinians living peacefully side-by-side being able to determine their own futures and their own destinies, being able to work as they want and worship as they walked. >> shapiro husband could call of benjamin netanyahu. lisa: thank you. what did josh shapiro say in the college newspaper op-ed that has into israel activists so mad? this is from 1993, he said this. palestinians will not peacefully coexist they do not have the capability to establish their own homeland and make it successful even with the aid of the israel and united states. two battle minded to examples of peaceful homeland on their own. what does that say about the democrat party that governor shapiro feels compelled to walk the statement back? >> is the most glaring chapter

in this long saga about the parties hand wringing over the possibility that kamala harris would pick josh shapiro. again because he is jewish. one thing that is interesting, if you look at his record on israel is not all that different than a lot of the other democrats that are under consideration, the only problem with josh shapiro is that he is jewish. the idea that this is where we are today with the democrat party on the one hand it is disgusting as it is, it is also really not surprising when you consider the entire party has been built around the identity politics where race and gender and religion are all democrats care about in politics, it's very dangerous and very disgusting.

lisa: there is a campaign against them say no genocide. i want to get this statement that is team game to fox digital. since he wrote this piece is a 20-year-old student, governor shapiro has built close meaningful and formative relationships with many muslim american, arab-american, palestinian christian and jewish community leaders across pennsylvania the governor greatly values their perspectives in the experiences he has learned from over the years and as a result with many issues his views in the middle east have evolved into the position he holds today. we've seen the biden administration to the tight walk between jewish voters and muslim voters. wood picking shapiro.hunter divide the democrat party without fracture the democrat base. david: the already divided in one say sense from the old democrats. they are unified in the anti-israel hatred, as part of their platform. it is no longer to be debated whether there are some that may

disagree with it, is why did the major influencers, the leaders of the party all fall into this along with her allies like shawn fain ahead of the uaw with randi weingarten, with the teachers unions. look at all the people who are the power players that lead us. they are all aligned with this. the democrats no longer have a defense, the problem with shapiro beyond him being jewish is the fact that jews in pennsylvania that are living in philadelphia for example under heavy attack, they are being insulted, some have been assaulted on the streets in his very home state and whether they will come around and vote in one of the most liberal cities in america, they have a problem but they created the problem, the american people should not live with it. lisa: former president trump has some thoughts on this. let's take a listen and i will come to you on the other side. >> if she pick shapiro she will elude a job loses palestinian

boat and that is fine. everyone has their liabilities. if she picks shapiro who happens to be jewish she loses her little palestinian base because they like me because i think i'm going to brin bring peace to the middle east even though i'm strong for israel. lisa: this comes as a complicated time as things heat up in the middle east. alicia: i have to say that jd vance is thinking to josh shapiro welcome to the things that i said one time coming back to haunt me club in sitting back saying you enjoy your time in the sun right now, getting back to that point, why don't we flip this a little bit. let's imagine that these are the republicans and their having conversations like you think our electorate can handle a jewish vice president, do you think our electorate can handle a block vice president, do you think they can handle that but democrats are having these conversations in their having them out loud, that is a larger

electorate might want to think about. >> absolutely, obama's former top advisor is not too sure of the hoopla over kamala harris, watch. it is a lot of a rational zoo brands, it absolutely is trump's race to lose and he is ahead most of the battleground states. they are close, they can be won by either candidate. >> in case you missed it, trump is making sure that they know about the veep's radical policy. >> four more years of kamala harris, the california socialist destroyed san francisco, then she destroyed the whole state. kamala harris led in the savage monster that murdered lake in raleigh. an illegal alien who was in border patrol custody under harris' policies instead of being deported immediately and

fast he was set free into america, please enjoy your stay, laken riley's blood is on kamala harris hands and she was in charge of the border. the choice of the selection could not be more stark on the one hand you have a radical left freak, you have a candidate who is fake, fake, fake. on the other hand you have a president who will fight, fight, fight for america. lisa: we just heard that, but here is his previously name the most liberal senator. as the case being prosecuted against her effectively? >> not yet i'm just going to start their, the focus on policy needs to be more than what donald trump says, jd vance is doing it, the rest of the republican party needs to get on board because americans are aligned with the issues whether

it's on israel, the economy, the border, all of these issues americans are more aligned and take away the head-to-head pulling on these issues, trumpeted the republican party in the republican platform win by a lot, my challenge to the republican party or voters out there, if the person, the party, the policy platform and the desired outcome, which one gets you closer to your desired goal, we've said it before constitutional republican capitalism over a socialistic economy. >> there's been so much chaos for the assassination attempt in joe biden stepping down. lisa: we watched this yesterday together would show it for the audience, conservative activists to kayla montgomery at the rally in atlanta, georgia. let's watch together. >> president trump, you saved my college and i said how the hell do you know that and this what

is so smart, so sharp, she grabbed me and gave me a kiss and i said i think i'm never going back home to the first lady. >> you were supposed to keep that quiet. >> you're an incredible person and i think about tremendous future. >> i want to add onto the remarks made by others, we need to do our best to get the message out there, the fight is nothing if all we do is talk about amongst ourselves. nobody needs this message more than my folks. are you with us for real? >> they should go on the road together, they were really great thing. lisa: you really right. she could be helpful to him and help him focus on the issues which to david's point that's what folks want to hear about because of weaknesses for the economy and immigration. charlie: that is a perfect

demonstration of how real the trump enthusiasm is and you compare that to the fakeness of kamala harris enthusiasm. the only real enthusiasm about kamala harris is is not joe biden that's not enough to carry you into an election. lisa: we have a jammed pack hour of "the big weekend show" coming up including this. >> donald trump it is we'd already made in the republican apparatus behind them. >> jd vance is pretty weird. lisa: this is weird the last trump derangement is mutating to his running mate, jd vance responds next. a slap in the face of female athletes everywhere, two fighters who failed gender test will take a metals at the olympics, also this the power of pelosi, was a former house speaker behind-the-scenes orchestrator of the biden coup? her answer to that is still

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tell me what you want. what you mean not really. tell me what you really want. welcome back to the big weekend show. you've heard the new rallying cry for the left. jd vance, according to them, is. and get this weir. these guys are just weird. i don't think kamala harris is going to pick anyone as weird and creepy as jd vance. dumb vance is pretty weird. super weird. this weirdo running mate. just weird. they are weird. it's weird. it's something weird about these guys. yeah. anybody weirded out? so this new vance derangement syndrome getting to trump's running mate, is it? well, vance fired back earlier today on sunday morning future. i think that it's a lot of projection. look, i'm a husband. i'm a father, i'm happily married, and i love my life. and i'm doing this because i want to be a good public servant who fixes the problems of the democrats. they can call me whatever they want to the middle school taunts don't bother me. what bothers me and what offends me is what kamala harris has done to this

country. over three and a half years. she's opened up the american southern border. she cast the deciding vote on things that caused skyrocketing inflation and affordability crisis. so charlie let me go to you first on this. i, you know, weird. yeah. is it made up? what do you think? or is it effective? and is it effective? well, i think it is made up, but i think it's also kind of bizarre because if democrats want to get into a weird fight with anybody, they're going to lose, which actually is why i think that they're not actually trying to win that fight. it's all a giant distraction. they just want to have this whole big conversation about weird, because they know if we if we talk, if we're just talking about weird, instead of talking about the issues that we mentioned in the first block, then they can sort of the media can sort of keep this honeymoon going. and i think that they what they really want to do is keep the honeymoon going. at least until early voting starts, and then they can bank some votes. and then when you actually get to talking about the actual issues that affect

people's lives and that people care about, there will be a lot of people who may be voted on this stupid stuff and but they can't, you know, but you can't take your vote back, right? you can't take it back. well, before i go to the ladies, let's play the lady as in jd vance's wife, usha vance, who sat down with ainsley harriott and talked about the attacks on her husband that will air tomorrow morning on fox and friends. what about the negative press? how does that affect you? well, that that can be hard. and, you know, sometimes sometimes i don't see it all. and sometimes i do see it. and i look at it and think, well, this is this is not the jd. i know this is not accurate. and other times it might spawn discussions or thoughts about what we should do next or how we should live, but i think we've been doing this now for a little while, and i've gotten kind of accustomed to it growing a bit of a thick skin to it. and so i just try to not let it affect

the way that i live and the way that i interact with my friends and my family. so alicia, she's got a thick skin. she's grown one pretty fast, right? do you think? not only her appeal to women. what do you think about that potentially with this interview, just from that one sound bite? well, i mean, she's a tremendously strong person, obviously. and probably didn't realize she was going to be signing up for this. and it's hard because she is the spouse, you know, and politics is a nasty, dirty business. and your ultimate defender is going to be your family, especially your spouse. so you take it very personally. but also, she's a fantastic communicator and she's not political in the way that she speaks. she's not typical of what we see and the way she presents herself and communicates. and i think a lot of folks found that refreshing when they saw her out there at the republican convention. so, yeah, i think she's definitely can be a strength for him. i mean, i'd love to hear more about her, her work accomplished. i mean, she's an accomplishment. she's a very

accomplished lawyer. she was a law clerk for supreme court chief justice john roberts. i think right now, the republican party is being painted as backwards and they don't need to be. and they shouldn't be. only about 26% of moms stay home. the rest work. a lot of women work because it brings them fulfillment. they they enjoy it as well. so i think we're missing an opportunity to connect with female voters. so, you know, i'd like to hear more about, you know, her work accomplishments. and i think our overall message should be building an economy where families can make whatever decision they want, whether it's you can live off of a single income and a mom can stay home if she wants, or if that mom wants to go and work as well. more power to you. i think that's the message. but we're being painted as backwards and i think we need to fix it. yeah. while obviously she wants to move it forward and so does jd. tomorrow on fox and friends, our own ainsley harriott sits down with ushe vance and you can catch it. that starts at 6 a.m. again on fox and friends. coming up, media manipulation on full display, and they're

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die from covid, the memes would never end. it would be me with two x's for eyes holding a can of horse paste. apparently fear was a factor. this is a true story. one time i just woke up. i'm in my underwear. i plopped down in front of the tv. i turned it on. the moment i turn it on. prince harry's talking about me. i'm like, oh, i just woke up. i'm vulnerable. i'm in my underwear and there's a prince on tv. do you know how weird it is when a prince knows your name? he's like joe rogan's giving out dangerous vaccine misinformation. and my first thought was, did i? if you're getting your vaccine advice from me, is that really my fault? that's not my job, kids. i'm a professional talker. okay? some of the things i say make sense. a lot of them don't. it's up to you to figure out what's what. well, take this advice. don't

take my advice. lisa boothe, i feel like you and joe rogan have some things in common. does a prince know your name? no, i don't think so. but i had the same thought that he had when i got covid. i was like, i cannot die. like i can't let the bad guys win, but, you know, he gave better advice about the vaccine that the so-called experts, because we learned that societal pressure trumped common sense. right. like the experts really aren't the experts anymore. i mean, if we just followed common sense from the beginning, you could had young and healthy people back to work. you let you know the elderly or people who are sick stay at home. we didn't have to do lockdowns. kids could have gone to school. we knew they weren't at risk. even with the vaccine. we could have just laid it out. told americans who was at risk and allowed americans to make their own decision that was best for them and their families. but we didn't, you know? instead, america decided to collectively lose their minds, but i have to. i haven't watched this, sadly, so i'm going to watch it on the flight home. no, i know, and he's, you know, getting some blowback because he jokes

about transgender community, the covid vaccine and everything. but i'm with heads. yes. yeah cat, i really want to watch it. you should be able to laugh at anything. all the things it's healthy that we are laughing about. this now. or at least you know, those of us who have a sense of humor. first of all, it's comedy, right? what do comedians do? right? they take things that are normal in life, stretch it to the absurd, make you laugh about it, and hopefully make you think about it. so i'm going to draw a comparison here that i haven't drawn. i think with anyone in a long time. joe rogan reminds me a little bit of george carlin, and george carlin was one of the greatest social commentators. everyone should watch what he says about politicians. and you know, all that entire crew, and you would see it playing out today. joe rogan's calling it comedians. get your attention. he's right, by the way. it's up to you to find out you know what's real. and what's not, what's absurd and what's not. and by the way, for the record, i still believe the prince probably knows who you are. he probably does.

yeah, at least you should. i don't want him to. he's okay. sorry. so. but. so what's the difference between joe rogan and george carlin? the internet. and, you know, we rightly, we spent a lot of time talking about censorship. and we have witnessed censorship like we've never seen before in human history. but they're also more work arounds, censorship than we've ever seen in human history. and that presents, you know, both problems and solutions, but it allows a guy like joe rogan to be george carlin, times a million with far greater reach and maybe really important that he does have that reach. right? absolutely. and i think that's why it is the only way common sense ends up trumping the people that want to control all the information. and he gets to be a professional smack talker and have millions of people listen to him every month and a parade talking to him in his underwear, and prince and even prince knows his name. and rogan's words are also getting twisted by the media. this is from his podcast last week.

she's going to win. i feel like we are in this very bizarre time where people are giving in to the in a way that i never suspected people would before, and this is one they just want. no trump, no matter what, and they're willing to gaslight themselves. so listen to this. msnbc edited another portion of his podcast to make it sound like he said harris would win. here's what the clip said. she's going to win. she can win. cut two. she is a strong woman. she is a person who has served overseas twice in a medical unit. she was a congresswoman for eight years. she is a person of color. she's everything you want. she's going to win. she can win. cut to. they just want no, they just want no trump, no matter what rogan was talking about. tulsi gabbard now gabbard is calling out the liberal media

for taking joe rogan way out of context. this is yet another example of how msnbc is working. hand in glove with the democrat elite and the kamala harris campaign. the fact that they are doing this should require the federal elections commission to require them to report this as an in-kind campaign contribution, or to be punished for abusing their position in trying to use their platform in order to try to help kamala harris get elected. i mean, david, and can you blame her for being so upset? no, i don't, and you know what? i'm actually glad they literally took that much effort to create a lie, because now we can expose the lie. we need to see the left on full display, whether they're calling someone weird or neanderthals or irredeemable or deplorables. and this is not new. they've done this during the tea party days, and certainly no

comparison. this was done by late night talk with me. they would edit it to make it seem like the tea parties were racist, but it was a black guy who helped found it. so this is not new, but now i want to see it on full display. okay. and i just want to get your thoughts on this too. they took they took it down. but like with so many people saw it. and it's not taking it out of context. it's completely lying. it's completely making the whole story up. and thank god, because we do have the workarounds so that you have somebody like joe rogan and, and anybody who has access to instagram live, for example, can, can report can correct the record and report the truth. yeah. it's true. we laugh because we did an instagram live before the show and it was horrific. we were really bad at it. but look, trump was right when he said the enemy or the media is the enemy of the people. i mean, look at even the way they're trying to rewrite history on kamala harris being the border czar. she said she was a border czar. joe biden said she was the

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reveal the failed communication that gave trump's would be assassin accessss to to the fo. fox news correspondent matt finn has the update tonight from butler, pa matt. well, charlie, as you know, radio communications can oftentimes reveal so much about shooting incidents like the one that happened here on july 13th and on friday, the acting director of the secret service, ronald rose, said that the sniper team with the secret service did not have communication with local law enforcement here on the ground on the day of the shooting. and now a new report from the washington post reveals, in devastating detail how poor the communication between local and federal agencies might have been. according to encrypted radio communications, on july 13th, at 5:42 p.m, a local counter sniper here said just an fyi, we had a younger white male long hair lurking around the ag r building. he was viewed with

a rangefinder sighting the stage, we lost sight of him. that message was apparently referencing the shooter, thomas crooks, who ultimately was able to outsmart the secret service and local police and pull off the near assassination of former president trump, while killing one man and injuring others. there has been public outcry over why no secret service workers have been fired or suspended just yet. i spoke with pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly here on the ground. he's a part of the special dhs task force that is investigating the july 13th shooting. american people have the right to know, and we have a tremendous responsibility to find out for them. i don't want to talk about innuendo where somebody said something to me or i got a secret note from somebody, we're going to do the deep dive that's necessary. of the people that were actually on the ground, what they went through and then how did you prepare for this? and congressman kelly says he expects to learn more about the task force coming here to this site in the coming week. and he is also urging people to take a

breath. he insists that everyone who needs to be held accountable will be charlie. thank you. matt finn. now to this how powerful is nancy pelosi? a lot of people say she's the de facto leader of the democrat party. remember, biden was reportedly furious that top democrats were in cahoots to take him out. now, pelosi says she never made a call and said that he's furious at you. is he? well, he knows that i love him very much. i understand that you don't want to own this, but it is so well reported that you were the leader of a pressure campaign. no, i wasn't a leader of any pressure party. well, let me say things that i didn't do. i didn't call one person. i did not call one person. i could always say to him, i never called anybody. she sounds like me explaining how the garbage

did not get taken out right into the dump. okay, alicia, i mean, what what did she say? she said she never called anybody, right? nancy pelosi has a reputation for being a master negotiator, a master dealmaker. and listen to what she said because she didn't get to where she is because she says things by accident. i never called anybody. she didn't say she didn't communicate with anyone. she didn't say there weren't any texts. she didn't say to have them call me like she was very specific for a reason. and she also didn't earn her reputation by telling reporters how she did it. and if nancy pelosi decided that joe biden should still be the candidate, i'd put money that he still would be. and she also didn't rat out any of her lieutenants. right. david, one of the things that gets glossed over here that we i don't think we spent enough time talking about is the fact that the way they did this, the way they did this was the biggest money bagmen who control the democrat party with started withholding funds. that

was the pressure point. and whatever you think about donald trump, he has broken the system of money, always wins in politics and proven that that you can actually beat somebody with less money. and but the democrat party is still completely controlled by money. that's how they did this. that's how nancy pelosi did this. that's exactly how they did this. and nancy pelosi is the master of the money, not just of you know, she's a defense attorney's dream. really. she will never say anything on the stand that will get her convicted. you'll win the case. the other thing is this kamala harris has a lot of connections to wall street. you know, they like to attack the billionaires. but look at the list of connections that kamala harris has built over these years to wall street. so you got a pressure campaign from the bundlers and the big donors, starting with maybe the clooney, the whole clooney thing and going forward. and then you have her wall street connections who had also held their money that's now being

reported, all the names. so when you look at it, this was a play that was perfectly executed. and by the same liars that told us joe biden was engaged and in the room and he was he was all in and he's going to win. and then within 24 hours. yeah. so that was the kneecapped him. yeah. that that was not the only whopper that nancy pelosi told in that interview. watch this. top of his game. such a consequential president of the united states a mount rushmore kind of president of the united states. want to know what comes next that he belongs up there on mount rushmore, lincoln and joe biden. but you got teddy roosevelt up there, and he's wonderful. i don't say take him down, but you can add biden. god, i think i threw up in my mouth, although i've been trying to keep the screen open on my there's an article from nbc in the headline reads, nancy pelosi helped pressure joe biden to end his 2024

campaign. and then one lawmaker, when asked how responsible pelosi was for biden stepping down, the lawmaker replied, 50%. so you see her holding on to that. the speaker's gavel and that picture she held on to that thing for dear life for a very long time. but, you know, it is hilarious to hear them speak so positively of him after they just, like, took the guy out. no chance. so, you know, they're all a bunch of liars. so i take it that you don't think he belongs on mount rushmore? i think he belongs somewhere else. and i'm not going to say it here. you're a very wise. the commercial break. all right. coming up. a slap in the face to female athletes everywhere. two boxers who failed gender tests will take home medals from the olympics. if i could turn back time, you're back with. find a way. (♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spell relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact.

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medals. one of them, a taiwanese national, won and will move on into the semifinals. after the match, the fighter who lost appeared to make an x with her fingers. meanwhile, the algerian boxer who also failed the gender test, is also guaranteed an olympic medal. the president of the ioc weighing in listen, how can somebody being born, raised, competed and having a passport as a woman cannot be considered a woman? we will not take part in a politically motivated, sometimes politically motivated cultural war. so i guess a passport dictates gender. all right. well, it is now a big political issue. trump is vowing to protect female athletes. they want to have men playing in women's sports. you saw the boxer today. the italian female boxer. just saying i can't be olympic. two shots, two shots. she pulled away. she said i can't fight this 40s in. there

would be no men playing in women's sports when we're elected. for many female athletes, harris's silence is deafening, particularly since she claims to be an ardent supporter of women's sports. a few months ago, harris said, quote, i applaud everyone who understands the phenomenal talent and excellence of these women and girls who are not afraid to compete, who are embraced for having ambition, embraced for wanting to win, yet continuously david, their dreams are stolen by men. yeah, it just just. i'm going to use angers me. i'll use that one as somebody who played sports too, as somebody who coached girls sports. and i would never want any of those young girls playing against men. but on top of that, this ioc chair, the president of the ioc, or whatever his title is, doesn't know what he's talking about. he's assuming or taking what's on paper and not dealing with

their own rules. think how outraged we were when they doped. women go back to the 80s, the doping of women by the russians to make them compete at male levels against other women. the ioc went nuts over that. now they were allowing in a different way that same achieved the level of male performance capability. so you basically have two males when it comes to the biology of it beating up women. i mean, i just and one of those it's frustrating. i know it's nuanced. by the way, to a some degree, but let's not ignore that they have tests for levels of testosterone and they have these various tests for a reason. so it's written on your passport isn't what makes you a woman. well, but one of those female boxers, the italian boxer angela carini, now apologizes. she says this. all of this controversy makes me sad. i'm sorry for my opponent. to the ioc said she can fight. i respect that decision. i was angry because my olympics had

gone up in smoke 46 seconds, charlie that she lasted said that she had never been punched like this before. someone's going to die. yeah. so the ioc president lied. they did nothing to test the gender of these people, and therefore they can't enforce the most basic of their rules. this is not some stupid culture war thing that this guy is talking about, about, you know, pronouns or which bathrooms or which stupid science you want to lie to children about. this is about preventing a man from beating a woman to death at the olympics. on, on on on an international stage. that's what this is about. and the ioc should be condemned. that guy bach should be fired from the ioc and some. you're right. somebody's going to get hurt. alicia, so many people who watch this are little girls, and they grow up, and some of them become olympic athletes because they started watching these events when they were

children. and now they're seeing this controversy unfold. i can't see how that, you know, i got to throw this in downtown new york right now on sixth avenue in the village is a is a big billboard about three stories high of a young girl with boxing gloves getting ready for 2036. are they going to put up a billboard of the man who's going to be beating her up in 2036. i'm being sarcastic, but this is real. well, and 69% of americans agree with president trump on this. all right, stick around. big four is next. stay with us. i run away. i'll make you cry

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and don't you want a ferociously independent judge and a jury of your peers to make those decisions? isn't that your right as an american? and so i just say, be careful. that's a great warning and a great interview with our own shannon bream. and but it is kind of extraordinary to think about. joe biden has been in washington for 50 years, and he's he's leaving politics a millionaire, and he's going to give a lecture to the supreme court on term limits and ethics. okay. turning to this. leave now. that's what the us and the uk are telling americans in lebanon as fears of an all out war between israel and hezbollah grow. pray for israel, surrounded by enemies that seek its destruction simply for being jewish. this would have never happened under donald trump. it's a direct reflection of the weakness we have at the white house right now, david. yeah. and, to add to this, danger here in the us a little too

close for comfort, the bloodthirsty venezuelan gang, trendy aragua has moved its headquarters right across the street from the border town of el paso. if you thought the gang wars in the 80s with the jamaicans, the colombians, the neckties was bad. these guys are making deals with ms. 13. and you've got the chinese triads, the major partner, a message in a bottle found on the sand on the new jersey shore. could be the oldest ever message in a bottle. they think it was thrown into the water in 1876, there was a handwritten note. my favorite part. they uncorked it and opened it. and the folks said it smelled so bad they weren't prepared. it was the bay times a million. so let that settle you tonight. that does it for us. we'll see you next weekend. life, liberty and levin starts right now