nicole saphier so i didn't have that on my bingo card.ring covid we saw that people in the south were having more severe outcomes with covid and largely attributed to obesity population as well as the chronic illness that comes along with obesity so really no surprise that we're seeing increase rates of these gop1 agonists down in the south with more chronic illness unfortunately what we see when it comes to we go wegovy is two-thirds are using this for chronic illness diabetes and only one-third are using it for weight loss. but isn't that a little bit backwards shouldn't we be using these medications for weight loss more so we can prevent that chronic illness from starting? patients who are -- who have obesity or overweight cost the country about three times more in health care bills every single year. so my mantra is prevention so we want to prevent these medical diseases. rachel: it seems i understand your rational there. but i understand that studies done on the rats they got thyroid cancer so you could be taking it and then getting

nicole saphier. great to see you this morning.g people. obviously, getting checked with is part of the process. a big topic, a big mystery, a big wonder to -- reason to wonder, why is this on the rise, dr. saphiersome. >> that's right. i have to give dave for giving a shout-out. but just this week a new study looked at over 34 if million people who were diagnosed with 34 different types of cancers. now, what did they show? they showed that about 17 cancers were on the rise many people who were 50 and lower. now, we've seen studies that have showed us this before, and we know cancer's on the rise, but some of the criticism has been, well, maybe we're just detecting more cancers with all of our screenings. in this looked at mortality by birth year, so not only did we see a rise in cancers, but we also saw a rise in people dying younger from some of these cancers. now, the cancers that specifically showed people were dying younger were liver, he's tick -- testicular, gallbladder and others and some that i found interesting, these can

saphier, joey jones and griff jenkins.elcome to the "big weekend show". it's the big story tonight, communism. >> she wants to institute socialist price control, a number work before. this is the mindoro plan. >> donald trump calling out kamala harris for her economic plan straight from communism playbook. in pennsylvania, it wrapped up a short time ago. >> speech yesterday, kamala went full communist methods what farther, a marxist, he was a marxist, what her father taught her from a young girl growing up, she's promising to hand out things she can't deliver. she can never deliver, she will never get it approved. her plan is very dangerous because it may sound good politically and that is the problem. >> at the rally, trump brought up venezuelan immigrant who told his powerful story about how communism ruined his grandparents country and then his own and he wants the same disaster could happen here. >> i'm from venezuela. i left the country in 2007 because of communism. i still have family there. my grandparents from amon

nicole saphier. great to see you. not good news. >> this isn't good news.ncer study. when we talk about cancer rates we often talk here in the united states but this is looking at worldwide. what they looked at is by 2050, and increased risk of cancer and cancer death. some of this is largely attributed, 8 billion people worldwide now, not 10 billion then so more people, more deaths. what they really showed was men over 65 were really at risk for more of these cancers and deaths. why is that? 40% of all cancers can be attributed to lifestyle. the third of men worldwide smoke cigarettes still. obviously tobacco smoke is linked to cancer and other diseases. also sedentary lifestyle and other things. 60% of cancers have nothing to do with lifestyle. it is important to get those cancer screenings and men don't go to cancer screenings the same way women do. very important, colonoscopies, mammograms for women. if you've smoked in the past, get your lung cancer screenings, early detection saves lives. one thing that is important is people who have been smoking cig

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, i am nicole saphier along with licia, david webb and joey jones.me to the "big weekend show". the story tonight, joe biden at the beach and kamala harris types mean tweets. day 12 of vacation for the president as he sunbathed in front of the cameras in del delaware. his vp kamala harris taking time off the trail this holiday weekend seems to be airing out grievances about donald trump on x. this time she's doubling down on a push to get the debate will change. the keyboard complaining is a symptom of tds. >> they suffer from a thing called tds, do you know what that is? a horrible terminal disease. [laughter] it destroys the mind, destroys the mind before the body. trump derangement syndrome. >> lucas tomlinson live at the white house. good evening, lucas. >> president biden spoke to reporters after leaving church a few minutes ago and reiterated he wants to see the war in gaza ending, he did not seem to have a planner update about cease-fire talks that remain ongoing and refused to take questions about the daring raid by elite members of the arran

nicole saphier, and one of my personal favorites, former arkansas governor and former presidential candidate huckabee. so good to have him today. listen to this. vice president kamala harris now supports a border wall. she backs a plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on trump's marquee border wall. this was a project that harris once described this way. >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. and it is a problem of his own making. and listen, when i travel this country, folks have plenty enough problems that they need their president to focus on instead of a wall. on the subject of transnational gangs. let's be perfectly clear. the president's medieval vanity project is not going to stop them. we cannot continue to have been administration and a president of the united states who puts his vanity projects ahead of the needs of the people of our country. let me be very clear. i'm not going to vote f for a wl under any circumstances and i do support border security and if we want to talk about that, let's do that. >> kayleigh: now she wants to "build that wall." wil

nicole saphier is a board certified radiologist, both very smart ladies here with us, both fox news contributorsanks for joining us on your tuesday. katie, i will come to you first because we don't really know what kamala harris' policy is. we haven't seen the policy platform but we hear whispers she is going back and forth. how strong she felt and very strongly felt it in 2019 in an extended our very own peter doocy. >> how important is it to your health plan to get rid of private insurance companies? >> the bottom line and the most important is that everyone have access to health care. that is the goal. >> i believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. so for people out there who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> let's eliminate all of that. let's move on. >> aishah: that's a pretty clear stance, but now we are hearing whispers that she might be flip-flopping again. what's going on? >> well, until she says herself, her mouth, what her 2024 position is, it is more than a fair to assume her 2019 position is not changed. she nonchalantly says let's get rid of it and move