and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) ♪ ♪ hello everyone tammy bruce along with griff jenkins and lawrence jones and welcome to the big saturday show. here's what is on tap tonight, lauren. >> a lot of shady business john kerry lending and show and gas and oil companies get in line and go grin but you may be surprised what he's doing in private. >> and griff. >> california governor garch newsom promised to reduce prison population and now that he's facing recall he's releasing more than 75,000 inmates and you won't believe how many of those are serving life sentences. >> and nicole.

>> well joe biden is bang travelers from india because of the rise in coronavirus infection there is. but remember, biden once called trump the same move zine phobic. >> now first republicans are rying to put a stop to the left. attempting to take control of our schoolings an our kids, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell push to joe biden block a planned history education crime lum that invokes the 1619 project meantime new financial disclosure document res veal power teachers unions have on democrats. political action committees associated with house speaker, nancy pelosi received get this you guys, one million dollars from the american federation of teachers pack, as they fought to keep schools closed and more than 90% of donations from each of the countries two largest teachers unions went to democrats last dwreer as parents look for schools to reopen,

president biden says wait until the fall. kids k-12 should get vaccine, and based on science and cdc they should all be open there's not overwhelming there's much of a transmission among young people. >> you know it is fascinating about this, nicole i'll throw it to you is that during the campaign, president biden said in the first days school should be open. there was no difference then, we knew what the dynamic was and even in san francisco there's now a recall of school board members. because in san francisco the private schools have been open, and everything has been fine it is the public schools that are not open for you're a mom everybody is watching this we're all affected by it. what's your take on this? >> well cammy greg asked a lot

of good questions during that interview but he did not push president biden hard enough and he said yes they should probably be open in the fall that's giving an out so that schools tonight to stay closed you have to remember, the american academy of pediatrics came out last july, saying i needed to be a priority to have children back in person learning. the trump administration cdc came out with redgeses on how to do that yet by the time schools were supposed to open in september 2020 less than 10% of public schools did. then move forward the american academy again in january and then in march have reiterated children need to get back in school request substance abuse, mental het dlaim health claims and kocting to get out for schools not to open, all that is doing is porting the equity divide because private schools charter schools have been open since september, and they've been doing great and then the big study that came out of the north carolina in looking at 9

90,000 children, and teachers showed there's negligible transmission in schools, and just last month 80% of all school teachers had already gotten their first dose of vaccine. there's no reason schools should not be open right now. it is criminal what they're doing to our children. >> you know it is pass night even beyond campaign before legitimated biden a headline from fox news in december of last year biden says schools should reopen within the first 100 days. now lawrence, obviously, there seems to be some politics involveds here. we've got a dynamic where at the same time, this is not all teachers if even a majority of teachers who seem to be as outraged online we're seeing conferences with teachers and -- and parents who are wanting the schools to open. it is the unions that are indoctrinating and about kids about certain things power grab

for money. what's your take on that? >> ill tell you what politician and teachers need to stand up to their own union it is very clear, i mean we keep talking about first 100 days, two weeks the fall the schools should be open right now. that's what the science says. so any politician, any union that says -- but, but, but this -- it is not in line with what should be going on. i don't see any pushback from the democrat when is it comes to the teachers union as you correctly displayed tammy that give democrats way too much money. there's a financial incentive to go along with what they say, you know, there's always been this talk about the nra and how much power they have. there's nowhere near the amount of power that the teachers unions have. they can silence people within an instant and we're seeing right now so many of these unions have said for years that they do what is in the best interest of the kids. how can you say that when you

see the disparity, in learning compared to the rest of the world when you see the mental health issues that the kids are facing. when you see that these kids are traveling over 50 miles to get scholarships at charter schools because this was their last shot. and the bsh been inflicted on these kids because you know they report them when parents or, you know, foster care are abusing these kids in the school sos none of that is happening right now. don't give me bs that you care about kids when we needed you the most where were you? you were at home. >> they argue griff, that they are essential workers that teachers, and yet when you look at grocery store workers from the beginning was pandemic facing hundreds of strairntion strangers a day gobbing workers in pharmacy and market, transportation workers let alone

the least at risk which are the kids -- and here the teachers now what do we see that kartd there 243.36 billion for them it is almost -- >> the rest of us essential workers made it into work every day. >> so griff this is fascinating that it is almost feels like extortion or a hostage taking. >> look, you have to follow the money we've been doing that in washington follow the money, and i think lawrence had a great point there's a reason why they're dumping so much in there i am a curious who the .26% republicans were given money in that breakdown that you had. but at the end of the day, you know, as a parent of teachers i'm telling you what i've watched and can speak to it as well we have no clue just how big the damage psychological and otherwise that these decisions made by these teachers and then unions that we trusted so much to get us back in the classroom are going to make.

i have a teacher friend in california who teaches like 7th or eight grade they said, you know, watching kids in zoom every day looking at their faces being self-conscience of what they're seeing every day is like staring in a mirror for six or seven hours day on top that, you've now got minority leader mitch mcconnell standing up with 39 other gop members saying for goodness sakes don't go teaching taking a federal grant to teach this 1619 project who is fundamental belief is surge that preserving slavery was really the reason for founding this great nation. it is unbelievable and you hope there are at least some level headed adults in the room that are gloing to say wait a minute, let's take a breath here. we've got the administration we want in place, but let's attack a look at what we're doing and prepare for what we're going to have to deal with for years to come. >> i think nicole we have a few seconds here but this is remarkable that they're keeping kids out and then we think about

what we are teaching them 1619 project the author itself of the project itself admitted that it was not a real history. that it was a memory project. and that we're going to be spending tax dollars to begin to indoctrinate kids and young kids on this. >> tammy at this point it seems our priorities are askew and griff mentioned we don't know damage that has been done but that isn't true because we have data showing how high suicides are up, and substance abuse and how many more children are ending up in the emergency room because of mental health claims. the damage is being done. i'm tired of seeing headlines about ridiculous things that they're trying to now change in our curriculum. get the kids back to school, they need in person learning, start putting our children make them your priority. that is what we elected you to do even though i didn't knowsly vote for certain people but you're elected to put most vulnerable top of your list and that is not happening right now.

>> excellent great stuff you guys thank you now coming up -- coming up, john kerry flies priests and has multiple homes and now biden is, of course, biden top climate advisor he's letting his hick oxyshow by secretly supporting oil and gas companies, coming up next.

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sitting there with stranded assets people are, obviously, fighting to hold off that inevitably but that fight is i think -- is useless, and you're going to wind up wrong side of this battle. [laughter] >> all of this as reports reveal john kerry own multiple homes flies private jets. i'm going to take this strailgt to you griff you're a reporter you cover it straight and down middle i can depend on you to do that what due think about this hypocrisy as a journalist and it doesn't seem like mainstream media is highlighting this but championing clean energy and hold a guy that's responsible of our policy accountable. >> well -- it is jaw dropping lawrence. let's, you know, step back, president biden created a czar never had one before so that guy specifically just that one individual cannot fly around the

world on a private jet. it just spanks of hypocrisy when you look at who whole of investing in oil and gas companies he's now state department said this week that he's divest the in those companies. well was he invested in these major oil and gas companies when he negotiated that paris climate accords? listen, he for, you know, he's been at this for many years, and this is his issue. no doubt but at the engsd of the day i think there's a little bit of well -- listen, it doesn't apply to me because i'm doing all of this. he said by the way, that he would, you know, participate because he's devoting his life and have a jet to get there and you have to lead by example not with a double standard. griff: he liquidated according to reports of axios 15 million of assets in energy stock. this is a ghies been invested in

the industry. he is not just flying planes. he's all man. tammy: look, it is as though this is like a good thing that you know he liquidated his holdings so he made a profit. he collected all of the cash. but don't choir so he's got the money now. everything is going to be fine. this reminds me, of course, of al gore al gore democrats really led him remember he was the big climate guy, and then he sells his network which was people might not remember this current. to qatar but there's a lot of money involved. look we have seen this just not with climate change but on issue of koafdz and dr. fauci doesn't wear mask outside and dr. burks flies home to see her family tells us we can't this is standard for elite that believes that all of this rhetoric is just for the little people. it is not for them. and that the more that we don't do the more they're going to be able to fly their airplane and

it will be okay. remember what this is, this is all rhetoric and manipulation for this particular they consider themselves the elite so, of course, he mentioned at one point you know it is my job i'm doing a really good job helping to change this shall so i've got to do this. well they know better than that. and they clearly don't have any respect for how we're viewing this. griff: we have sound i have to play and get your reaction on other side. it's only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. >> i negotiated power scores for the united states been involved many this fight for years i've negotiated with president xi to bring president xi to get paris can't sail across the ocean have to fly meet with people to get things done. lawrence: now, now dock let me give you numbers 116 metric tons

typical passenger vehicle is 4.6 metric tons. this is the guy that's running our plan. >> yeah. well -- so lawrence, i mean, it is really the way that he said that saying that you know what i'm goapg to sending advocate for climate change yet only way to do this is to have my private plane to do that. and listen if he wants a devoted life to the rise if in global temperatures by all means don't be a walking talking dichotomy like saying as a physician to really understand my patients who are smokers how hard it is to quit smoking. i'm going to start smoking, and then like it makes no sense no you don't fly private while you receive your awards for climate change it is nonsense a walking hypocrisy dichotomy dedicate to something you believe in and if act like it he's living life on his oil and gas investment. lawrence: i tell you what in the middle of the pandemic we heard everyone saying we're all in

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you brace yourself california is releasing 76,000 inmates and in a push by the golden state to reduce the size of its state prison population. of those more than 63,000 were convicted of violent crimes in a whopping 20,000 inmates who are serving life sentences. the california office of administrative dana saying in his statement, quote, the goal is to increase incentive for incarcerated population to practice good behavior and follow the rules while serving their time and participate if in the if rehabilitative and educational program which will lead to say for prisons well since last march, california department of corrections has graduated early release to about 11,000 inmates in an effort to prevent spread of the coronavirus throughout this state prisons. dr. sapphire let me start with you this was done swiftly in secret -- in the it name of public safety because of the coronavirus is

that legitimate could you get there despite the obvious threat to public safety by letting violent felons back on the street? >> well griff let me tell you, i understand with some of the relief programs happening during the height of the pandemic because they are a petry dish for easily highly contagious viral pathogen to spread look what sam non straited there so many people were infected then they have to go to the hospital thigh took up a lot of hospital beds all of a sudden there weren't hospital beds for the community i understood that they released nonviolent offenders now they're taking this is completely different with nothing to do with the pandemic all of a sudden they're expanding this -- which sounds like it is going to include violent offenders. it is interesting to vision because listen, americans and humans in general really need incentives to make good behaviors a lot of people don't commit crimes because there are going to prison, and that they said for prisoners, if there are

positive incentives for good behavior that might decrease violence against our prison guards. but if you start making these penalties too lenient and easy for people to get out of jail you may see more committing crime because they're not afraid of the penalties anymore. >> kimmy california had a one time recently the highest population prison population in any state of the country, obviously, rehabilitative programs tried to cut down on that but here's the real fact. recidivism rate in california is still about the same a little over 50%. and so you're seeing republicans in the recall effort jumping on this saying this is absurd makes no sense, it puts californians in great danger. what do you say? >> well it's clearly the liberal agenda we've seen it in various cities including in los angeles, with the no bail framework. there's this refusal to punish and imprison bad guys and to prosecute them in los angeles alone you're looking at a 200%

increase in hldzs last year and now pour out more violent individuals let me just say as a native californian when we talk about good behaviors, you know what is really difficult to almost beat your wife to death when you're in prison so looking at a dynamic of controlled environment, of course, you're going to have people may behavig differently putting them out it is tough to get a life sentence, and if you've gotten that, it moons you have already crossed the line. so californians and this is what they have to direct now not just gavin new? it is democrats liberal policies that are destroying cities throughout this country, and they're seeing this is -- now it is jus like they don't care. the left they're just doing it and democrats are with no repercussions so -- we'll see if someone else is going to be governor after this recall. no doubt. >> lawrence, that's a great point tammy is making this is all political. one of the people running

against newsom is keying kate linn jenner asked by tmz here just today we've got this tape not about this prison release but another topic and that is the transgender men playing in women's forts take listen to what she said and i get your reaction on the backside. >> this is a yes, question of fairness that's why i pose biological boys who are trans competing in girls sports in school it just isn't fair. and we have to protect girl sports in schools. >> interesting answer there lawrence what do you make of it? lawrence: it is not interesting at all to me griff because katelyn is an athlete, and she knows the biological difference when is she was competing for the olympics as a biological male. and so look, i think there's

this notion and you see this from progressive because it really shuts down a debate to demonize people that advocate for fairness then you become anti-trans that's not the case you have caitlyn jenner saying that issue is just fairness and in connecticut, a couple of years ago, people that won the state the two biological males that are now transfemales won the state championship. that was not fair and they blew the rest of the competition out of the water. because there are real differences i think as a former athlete katelyn has such a credibility on this topic and i think it is important that she should not have to should tear this alone if in democrats care about women today they will stand up for the right. >> can i turn in? >> nodding your head quickly. tammy: same woman who supporting donald trump with attacked by woke left, and she caved.

she caved on that. she apologized. she said she wore maga hat by a mistake and important to see that if she it, in fact, she will be attacked, let's see in she caves as we cannily as she did regarding the attacks on trump, and gay issues and he, of course, it was good on that and they lied about it but this will be a test could have an impact on how people like me view her with wherewithal to push back against a woke belief at this point. griff: we'll get answers from katelyn jen where sean hannity has a big interview coming up wednesday 9 p.m. eastern with caitlyn jenner don't miss that, i'm sure sean will ask about that meantime pour a beer because we have a lot more coming up like when former president trump restricted travel from china to prevent spread of covid. he was called zen phobic now president biden is planning the move where is left outrage we're

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xenophobia and fear mongering to lead the way instead of science. now i can tell you when researching for my upcoming book panic attack i realized the plittization of science completely ran rampant this last year from the origin of the virus to the travel ban even wearing face masks now tammy, why was it when president trump issued the china travel ban of a virus that we knew nothing about a year ago, was there such hysteria in headlines and now president biden doing the same thing from india all of a sudden the media is silent. >> well it is because, of course, the media is an arm of the democratic party. they're the propaganda and in this case, of course, we get confused it is like shouldn't it be obvious to them to notice that they said one thing then and another thing now. but the fat is they're like a magic eight ball any question and every time the thing is going to turn over it will be because trump -- trump did it trump is bad. trump is xenophobic and it is --

programmed. and this is, you know, there's some arguments you can make about anything. but they needed trump to be wrong all of the time even if the expense of the truth and a science and we're in an age as you know doctor where truth and science and honesty is what you need from your doctor and from leadership in general we need it from our parents we need it from our loved ones and that has been burned down and now they wonder why we're looking at him funny because they haven't stopped, of course, travel ban at this point from india is appropriate just like it was appropriate with donald trump, and when you're right on the issue, you can be consistent. >> yeah. >> knee jerk anti-trumpism has made this work now lawrence i find it very interesting so first of all travel bans have not been proven to stop a virus from coming to the country undoubtedly indian variant is here but just to lessen spread but lawrence why is it that donald trump called this unknown

novel coronavirus racist and xenophobic yet hear dr. fauci others refer to this, variants as indian variant south african variant u.k. variant why not also being called racist? >> well because the idea was to use it as a political weapon. look, joe biden has been in politics for over 40 years ran for president three times. now he's sits behind that oval office to make decision that's best for america. he can't just campaign on -- and have all of this hot rhetoric out there he has to do and so now -- he's not taking in consideration all of the stuff he said in the past because none of that really matters anymore. there's not a media that's going to hold him accountable for his prior words democrats are not going to hold their own party accountable. but i think it is something for the american people to reflect on. because i am convinced that the past election was a election of

a motion. about how do i feel, based on, you know, donald trump's tone versus joe biden, versus what ftion he able to get done for country and more and more as we pass the first 100 days and we see the way that he's governing i think people are going say you know what, it really doesn't feel good to be lied to it really doesn't feel good to have energy prices go up because they want to counsel the keystone pipeline. it doesn't really feel good to have open boartds people just invading the country with no barriers put in place. immigration policy that is going to be proposed that gives amnesty it really doesn't feel good to be lied about strikes and says oh antistrikes i was anti-stopping the spread when it comes to shutting down travel to other countries. i think the more and more taxes going up, the more and more we start to get more data. and able to see what this administration is really about. that's going to be some buyers remorse look i have my problem with former president sometime

but like you know dude maybe you should chill out a little bit. but at the end of the day when you look at the d's that's what people are going to start judging. >> no doubt lawrence this is one example how media and put forth a travel ban. take a listen. >> people are already here that's like a cop saying hey if i locked front door after you let all of the killers inside the house. little late. little late -- >> somehow this kind of news translates in national politics. into president trump closing down immigration for 60 days it is not like we're getting it from other places at this point but sure. stop immigration l into the united states. that will surely cure what ails us. cracking down on immigration is something he sees as evergreen popular approach to his base. no one in my reporting up to now

on covid-19 has said that immigration policy was the problem. so it clearly does look indeed like a shiny object. >> i think he did it for political reasons. i think he wants to kind of shut down america which as far as i'm concerned is unamerican. >> these people -- >> no doubt i can tell you that indian variant 617 is here in united states as we're in the race for the vaccination, supply is starting to out limit demand at this point and i feel that president bide biden griff what is he doing make sure people not getting vaccines are actually going to go to get the vaccine to get us to where we need to be? griff: we'll find out but ipghtsded to add one more piece of the pie where is criticism in pointing out that the head of the w.h.o. remember doctor he first he said travel wasn't us necessary and trump did it and then xenophobic and w.h.o. says

it it is true. where is that now any report per picked up phone and calmed world health organization said hey can we have a comment on president biden decision to ban travel from ipgd india? >> that's a good point i have an entire chapter dedicated to world health organization in my book. all right guys, well coming up, the horses are ready for the kentucky derby in about an hour and there's one 100-year-old tradition that the left won't take that the left won't take away this year we'll take you down to churchill down, next.

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♪ ♪ >> man why we looking looking to tell you to look forward welcome back to big saturday show first saturday in may that means derby day, in louisville kentucky after the race was postponed until september last year due to the pandemic. now lidia ho is there wearing a fantastic fascinator with a preview. >> it is kentucky derby day and

the event is back with in person attendance after what was postponed to september last year an how with no fans here at churchill downs, the event does look and feel a little bit different this year because masks are mandated and capacity is reduced but there are some of the familiar traditions like the hat wearing, the tulip and horse betting now we are on the first turn of the track you can start to see some of the spectators who are filling this stands just behind us. churchill downs expecting around 45,000 people to be here today. there's a down from about 160,000 that usually come to churchill downs to watch derby in a normal year his favorite right now is a horse called essential quality. we have a chance to talk to jim earlier today he's also known as mattress max he bet almost a million on essential qualities to win the race and he says the horse wins, he's going refund the purchase price of mattresses for customers who have recently

bought a tempepdic. >> mattress or more, and the favorite wins a kentucky derby they get their money back free, free, free so or customers so far spent about 3.5 million dollars on mattresses so i'm going to at least three maybe 4 million dollars, on the favoritist quality to win the kentucky derby day. >> with reduced capacity there are some other changes that people might not mind. the lines as betting windows for benches and food, they're all shorter. maybe adding to a little bit more enjoyment for people that are able to be here to enjoy kentucky derby at churchill down today. back to you. >> thanks lidia meantime kentucky derby officials refuse to cave to the woke left demanding not to play my old kentucky home. that has been tradition at every race for more than a hundred years lawrence fief to start request you. this is the state song of kentucky they played its it has going to be played here very shortly before derby gets

underway and officials here say pick your cancel culture beat it we're not give in in what do you say? lawrence: i don't buy into the whole -- cancel everything because you disagree with it i'm not sure what the objections were to the song. but at the engsd of end of the y it is their right to play it and their derby and fact they sit up to them i commend them on that look as i continue to say when we have these conversations about history, that is important that we tell the full story that we start to include more things. that are excluded a lot of people just learn about black wall street and what juneteenth about to come up next month or so and so i think it is important for us to have those conversation. canceling things does nothing for our society telling full american story is the best rout to go. >> doctor sapphire let me ask you now because we're seeing people in a limited capacity but actual people coming out to what

is called the most exciting two minutes in sports with, you know, derby and american tradition not just kentucky tradition. do you think that some on the left this woke group really are missing the significance of the derby and getting hung up on a song and should be celebrating that we have endured so much over last year and a half. >> well, first griff i do have to pingt out that you gave away you're a girl hat commenting that the hat was a fascinator that means you have absolutely daughters so that means that griff you're absolutely right. why aren't we celebrating the fact that people all over the country the world are able to come together and do something that we have been doing for over 100 years? this is such a time for celebration. stop with the cancel culture if this is the state of kentucky bring to a vote this is something for the ballot boxes kentucky derby is a private entity. let them be --

let's celebrate the that's correct we have gotten to where we are right now. we have over 100 million americans fully vaccinated we are well on our way to getting through this pandemic. let's stop, let's pause, and let's really applaud ourselves that we have come so far in the last year. >> jamie and limited to louisville, they also are now going after elle presidente and founder there who we have repeatedly played segment was his spending more than half a million dollars to bail out businesses that were absolutely crushed during pandemic. well now he was on the cover of nantucket magazine there he is right there. now man nantucket magazine now vaguely apologizing for doing so and magazine says, quote, a number of people in the community have taken issue with offensive remarks and issues he's made in the past we never fire department to hurt or disappoint readers with stories we publish and we formally apologize for any pain caused to

those -- who have objected to this may cover that reminds me of a scene in fish called wanda hanging guy out of the window forcing him to unincredibly apologize has this gone this far? why? >> can i dmiem on that? >> that's for you tammy. tammy: this man as you've mentioned has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for small businesses many of which are owned o.c., of course, by minorities and he's taken action to make a difference for people that the government is almost destroyed. that communities want to have returned, changing the lives of so many people. and we're -- this is now really mass hysteria almost like looking for the crack and looking for thing you can be mad at and we have to be careful created an environment where people have their identity is now about finding thing to complain about. that will not end well, and really apologizing at this point for elevating a man who is

saving businesses around this kernt and they should have not done that and need to call this out when it is inappropriate and this is really got to come it a stop because it doesn't help anybody. >> it does not the. and griff it is important real quickly that we stand with the people that we disagree with that are being canceled it is not a matter if you agree with him or not i happen to agree he's a fun guy maybe he said things that may offend people but that's not the point of cancel culture there's no brommer to measure and must stand with those we disagree with. >> that's a great point now up next some fans of the online are asking where's the beef? we'll explain. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt.

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revise as well. anybody else . >> thank you everyone. we will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. the fox report star's now. >> speaking out against transgender athletes, caitlyn jenner who were born male. and she looks to unseat california governor gavin newsom. i mean, for john scott and this is the fox report. caitlyn jenner came out as transgender in 2015 and their marks, several considered two bands transgender from competing in school sports. and live in los angeles with more on this. christina. reporter: