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he said so. but is it so? joe biden was awoken from his midmorning nap today so he could read a teleprompter with really big font on it the font was supposed to have a 7 figure number in it but instead it was in the low six digits. the force is not with joe biden. by that we mean the workforce. the monthly u.s. jobs report this morning was a total disaster. not a near miss or an awe shucks but a nose dive just like that. the labor department was expected to say that the u.s. economy added 978,000 new jobs last month. nearly 1 million jobs. it would have been a huge number and great sign we all want people working. it was a number the administration was banking on. but, instead, so much stimulus, i mean so many stemmies, yet so few workers. instead of a million jobs created the number added was a meager 266,000 that's just 25%

of the expected number. coincidentally, 25% is the same percentage of the number of times each day that joe biden actually makes a decision for himself worse, 4 being 6,000 of those jobs added forecast jobs. really looking at 200 jobs added. right at the moment our economy should be running on rocket fuel. even worse, the labor department revised their jobs numbers for the month of february and march admitting there were actually 7 thousand few thousand fewer jobs created than previously reported. so all the numbers they are going down. by the way, 266,000 jobs added, that was an average month during the trump administration and there was no covid to rebound from. the problem it's not job openings. they are everywhere. you can't miss them. drive down any main street in america right now there are a whopping 7.4 million job openings in america and only

266,000 americans wanted to take one. honestly, it pains me to say this but who could blame them? why work when you can get paid to stay home? now, we all know rich people know better than anyone, of course, especially the ones in the media. yet, the news still came as a shock this morning. >> seeing lay offs to fall here and an hour away for the u.s. jobs report for the month of april where economists believe that the economy added 1 million jobs. that would be the strongest month of job recovery since august last year. >> wow, it just came across give me a second here. it looks like 266,000. it looks like it was a big disappointment at 266. but maybe i have that wrong. let me double-check the bureau website here, one second. yes, 266 is correct. >> pete: let me double-check, could that be correct?

cnbc steveizeman was just waiting to defend the numbers but evennizeman couldn't lie. we looked for other clips on cnn and msnbc of pundits trying to defend the numbers today. we actually couldn't find any. even the left wing media somehow aren't as gullible as storm troopers about this reality. >> these aren't the droids you are looking for. >> pete: supposed to play the next clip when the storm trooper says these are not the droids you are looking for. they love to parrot their white house friends. they couldn't do it this time. the workforce is just not with them. biden, however, unfazed. back to the big font teleprompter. >> we can't let up. this jobs report makes that clear. we have got too much work to do. and the american rescue plan is just that a rescue plan. it's to get us back to where we were but that's not nearly

enough. >> pete: we have much work to do, you think? at the pace of 266,000 jobs a month, and the trillions we are spending, we'll all be broke and dead before the socialists running the white house get us back to where we were before the choin virus forced shut down of the entire economy. donald trump will our economy firing on all cylinders. those of us who have actually been paying attention in this country, you know, talking to business owners without wearing double mavericks saw this coming weeks ago, months ago. my day job is on "fox & friends." and on that show we travel the country nearly every week to talk to average americans about what they are up against. we do get to eat great food. big bonus. two weeks ago i was in alabama. this is what i heard. >> some businesses are having trouble hiring. >> that's true? >> unemployment. >> people don't want to work right now. >> you could entice people. >> we have already done that. >> you have done that.

>> they are giving sign musts bonuses, you are raising wages, giving appreciation bone bonuses and you are still under staffed by 50%. >> yes, sir. >> don't have the staff right now. >> let me ask why wouldn't you go straight to a hundred. >> we don't have the numbers. >> also in april this is more of what will cain and i heard. >> how about getting workers back to work here? how has that been? >> that's been a challenge. i don't know where they're. but we have our family here, our team and we are doing -- even the busy restaurants where everybody is making good money cannot find enough help. >> i'm so tired of all of it. quit giving all of this unemployment. they are getting unemployment. they are getting stimulus. why work? they make a lot of money and a lot of people are on it that shouldn't be on it. they come here and they apply. i say okay, you are hired. do they come? no. [laughter] >> pete: how great is she? you can nary find a ghis america today that can find enough

workers. restaurants, hotels, grosser is, retail stores, you name it, they don't have staff. they want to do more but they can't hire. restaurants are scaling back hours because they don't have the servers. in new jersey, iowa iowa which is a convenience store on the east coast actually has great food by the way is temporarily closing or reduce that brings us back to joe biden who according to good friends at politico found reason for optimism. isn't that sweet? look at the bright side and the answer, always more spending either he is lying or he means this or he doesn't know it's friday. >> we are moving more rapidly than i thought we were. today there is more evidence that our economy is moving in the right direction this. is progress. it's a testament to our new strategy of growing this economy. our efforts are starting to work. this month's job numbers show we are on the right track. >> pete: moving rapidly? compared to what? the pace of your afternoon power

walk? and right track to what? this is a wake-up call and yet another reminder of the millions, if we needed more that it's time to end the permanent pandemic. work is virtuous. dependency is corrosive, always has been, always will be. as ronald reagan d. said the nine most terrifying words in the english language should be i'm from the government and i'm here to help. never really seems to work out that way. thankfully, some governors, of course only in red states, have you moved yet? man, i want to. >> they are taking the opposite approach. south carolina, montana just announced an end to covid-19 unemployment benefits for jobless residents. montana is even providing $1,200 return-to-work bonuses after four weeks of work which compared to unemployment will actually save the state money. paying people to stay at home doesn't work. unless you are a democrat, i mean, socialist. and there is no difference these days. now, let's head down to florida

for our moment of common sense. >> normally when you are getting unemployment normally that's temporary and need to be looking for work. the that's a good problem to have want to make sure if you are really unemployed and can't get a job that's one thing but making sure you are doing your due diligence and those incentives align better. >> pete: don't tell these people. >> ♪ oh no, oh no. >> pete: really respect the innovation, dan bongino host of the dan bongino and fox news contributor. dan, thanks for being here tonight. is this willful blindness? do we think we are morons? do they really not listen to businesses? they would want the job numbers

higher you would think, right? >> well, first, whose idea was it to let me and you on the air without supervision together? this could be serious trouble. i'm just warning you are in the control room. >> pete: that's true. we are in control they can't cut us off. >> cuts to black immediately. great segment. i really enjoyed your opening it reminds me always of liberalism. like sitting around a camp fire telling each other nice stories. are any of those stories real? of course not they're not real but they are really good stories. one of the stories liberals like to tell each other which sane people like you and i just scoff at but is having very real world consequences don't worry, if we pay people a lot of money to not go to work, they will still go to work. now, most people will, thankfully, we are a country of really great entrepreneurs and hard-working people, but the hard reality is some people won't. you know, pete, they have the old 80-20 rule. everybody knows the 80-20 rule.

if say 20% of them say i can get a nice fat check to do not do squad then i'm not going to do squad. that's a real problem. i appreciate ron desantis taking it to people here saying you have got go back to work, okay? i think the republican party needs to go really heavy on this. i'm really sorry. if you can't work, we understand. there is a safety net for that. there is some health problem. but if you are a capable person who can work, remove your rump from the seat and go to work. i'm really sorry. there are 80% of the people in america who are awesome folks working their butts off to pour tax dollars into this government that is giving them to you to not work. go back to work. stop relying on the government and we really have to be stronger with that message. cut the crap, back to work. everyone back to work. time to get back to normal. >> pete: do you know what i think about the grocery clerks who get no praise, work the entire time providing who didn't have a vaccine. the teachers unions are clamoring we can't go back even with a vaccine.

there are quiet, courageous hardworking people across this country they deserve to be rewarded not rewarded to stay home. i don't want to be cynical here, dan, maybe the democrats are cool with people staying at home on a government check? >> we know for a long time people surgically attached to the government and this is what better way to to do it. ing. small number of people, america really is a hard-working country. frankly, pete, it's amazing we are paying so many people not to work and more people are working. i find that crazy. wait, let me get this straight. i can make 40 k a year to sit around and not do -- like why are more people not working, right? but if you are a democrat and you hate a meritocracy, right? and you hate the idea that some people who work really hard and a great country like the united states can get really wealthy, democrats hate that kind of stuff. what better way to equal it all out at the bottom like margaret

thamp said. it's not a race to the top, it's a race to the bottom. making everyone attached to the piggy bank and get the same amount of poverty at the same time. >> pete: we have this air time i will hit you another two topics here. one of them is this. there are serious concerns over biden's energy secretary owning millions of dollars of stock of electric vehicle company that the biden administration is actively promoting. feels a bit like solyndra here. do you remember this? the media is obsessed with the two scoops of ice cream scandal or ivanka trump holding a can of goya beans. why isn't something lake this, especially when trillions more of green new deal money is going out, why doesn't this stuff get the same kind of attention? >> yeah, yeah. this story when i read this' unintentionally hilarious. you are joe biden. you are barack obama's vice president. you know in the porkulous plan, otherwise called the stimulus plan you know the solyndra thing happened. pete, you also know your son

hunter has had sheaferred stuff with ukraine, choin and moscow mope. this is the white house. you would think someone would have sat around a bit like okay, let's think this deal through. we have got this energy secretary who has got some ownership in this company and we are going to visit the company. ' didn't someone at the table go we have hunter, we have solyndra this is not a good idea. and nobody in the white house thought this was a bad idea? it speaks to their incompetence, doesn't it. >> pete: speaks on their reliance for the media to cover for them. even if we do do it we will probably get away with it for the most part. >> pete: okay, one more in the lightning round here, dan, senators ron johnson, you cover stuff like this better than anybody. ron joonsd chuck grassley demanding answers after "the washington post" conveniently found out about their supposedly confidential fbi briefing and used that information to then summary the senator's are report on hunter biden. is this a setup here? >> yeah, we need a house cleaning at the top of the fbi and we have to stop beating around the bush around it. we have seen this tactic before

where they allegedly briefed candidate donald trump before he was president. i have say allegedly they used the briefing to spy on donald trump. they are doing this again now but they are -- it's even more pernicious they briefed these two g.o.p. senators it leaks suspiciously to the "the washington post." then when the g.o.p. senator ron johnson from wisconsin puts out a damning report about hunter biden, "the washington post" then gets to write they were warned. this could have been russian disinformation, why? because the fbi briefed them. what is the fbi doing, guys? i mean, listen, their targets list now in the fbi their most wanted is really bizarre. you would think it would read like chinese counterintelligence, russian nuclear powers, al qaeda. their target list now is ron johnson, chuck grassley, john suleman, rudy giuliani and victoria toensing. great dangers to the united states of america. guys, in the librescu in the fbi. i worked with these guys, i was a federal agent. please, get your act together

the public is losing faith. you are the most powerful on the planet. get your heads out of your butt and do your job right? what are you doing over there. >> pete: is there a chance of that? all of this should have brought an agency like that to heal meaning to say hey, time to rein it in. >> no, no, they didn't do anything. you would think all these exposes of the deep state. conspiracy theory really? why does it keep happening. you have those cool shoes brown shoes you wear on "fox & friends"? i bought those this week. so cohan owes you a sale. >> pete: first i got kilmeade and now got bongino. >> i got them on right now not kidding. cool shoes you are like a fashion maven. >> pete: now i feel cool for the first time all day. dan bongino, thank you, brother, appreciate it. >> thank you, brother. >> pete: come up, the biden administration appointing bishop garrison a radical leftist as a senior pentagon adviser. how is part of a plan to purge

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you found out even more. what do you guys know? >> yes. well, thank you for having me and just to recap, revolver dot news has gained something of a reputation of being at the forefront of what i think is the most disturbing trend in american politics that's not the democrats, it's not the republicans. it's the fact that increasing swathes of our own national security apparatus have been re-purposed and redeployed domestically against american citizens this intensified of 1/6 which secretary of defense ordered a standdown in order to vet identically members of the armed forces. now, revolver dot news why this piece has touched such a nerve with people all throughout the military who are terrified of this, we uncovered the ideological veteran chief for the united states military and that's bishop garrison and it's worse than you can ever imagine. if you will indulge me. >> pete: sure. >> i would like to read a couple of his public statements because i think the american people

deserve to know. >> pete: this is the guy in charge of determining what's extreme or not inside the military and he is in power. >> check this out. this is from the horse's mouth so to speak. silence from our congressional leaders is complicity. support for him, namely trump, a racist is support for all his beliefs. if you support the president, you support that. there's no room for nuances with them. that alone is grounds for dismissal. but it gets even worse if i can read another thing. this is what he has to say about civility. quote: calls for civility, rather than shouting down falsehoods and misinformation, shall be the death of this nation. so, if you think we might all be better off if we had adopted a more civil approach to our politics, you are contributing to death to the nation. keep in mind, this is not some kook on twitter although he is,

is he a kook anded me 00 credit at this on twitter. he happens to be the ideological veteran in chief of the united states military. >> pete: why do you think they chose him in particular? he is new to the job? >> they chose him for a number of reasons. first of all, just judging from his personality and intellect, this is not a mastermind. this is someone who obeys more intelligent people than he is. but, despite his mediocrity in terms of incident electric. he has been able to carve out a very important niche. that niche basically applies the national security it to woke ideology. everything is a national security issue, including woke ideology. and why that is so dangerous is that to say something is a national security issue is to say that it's not open for discussion. but it's also to say. >> pete: true. >> the dispute you and i have is

not just an ordinary democratic disagreement. it's a national security problem and it invites the full force of the american national security apparatus against him. and he has been at the forefront of this and he is the ideological veteran chief. black lives matter supporting -- just one more thing. >> pete: real quick we are almost out of time real quick. >> people really need to get a sense of who he is. black lives matter supporting in the wake of the george floyd riots he says there is no security abroad without justice at home and now i think we all know what that means. so, read the full report at revolver dot news, you will be terrified. share it with everyone, especially men and women in our armed forces. >> pete: i hope the pentagon is left to answer for it at some point. >> absolutely. >> pete: darren beattie, thank you so much for your time we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> pete: you got it steven miller taking some america first legal action. how he is taking on the biden administration for giving women

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♪ >> pete: get this one. if you are a white male and own a restaurant that's been devastated by covid lockdowns, you are not yet allowed to apply for relief. just because of your gender and skin color. the biden administration has designated the new revitalization fund so that women and minorities get first dibs on the limited pool of aid for the first three weeks. and if the money runs out before white men are eligible, too bad. say goodbye to your restaurant, you shouldn't have been born so privileged. steven miller founded america first legal and is ready to fight back against this and the rest of biden's radical agenda. steven, can i barely believe the things i read sometimes. help me here and what are you doing about it. >> no, it seems like the

craziest ideas from a u.k. berkeley campus things that we maybe used to laugh off or dismiss or maybe not take seriously are now the official policy of the united states government it's almost impossible to believe. as you may know my group first legal filed a lawsuit against the usda agricultural relief program that explicitly excludes some farmers from debt relief solely based on their skin color. and now you have the new rule which you just mentioned which says that if your restaurant or your bar was absolutely disseminated by the pandemic, and closures, that you will be last in line for relief solely becaused upon your skin color is the institutionalization of discrimination by the u.s. government. that's clearly illegal, my group is going to fight it if you visit af legal.org you will find out what we're doing. critical race theory that insane

left wing campus extremism that we have been talking about so much is now being used to decide how u.s. dollars are dolled out to u.s. citizens. >> pete: we're going to get to the critical race theory part in a moment. but, first, who in the white house legal office would think that, hey, if we discriminate against someone based on the color of their skin that's totally constitutional, that's great. i mean, they can't believe this will hold up on execute any. >> i think that they think that people just aren't going to be courageous enough to challenge it because they think that people will assume they will get called racist for fighting these policies. let's be very clear, you don't solve past discrimination with future discrimination. >> pete: yes. >> you do not solve the problem of racism that occurred in previous historical periods by institutionalizing racism today. senator scott spoke about this in his address. john roberts, chief justice roberts wrote about this in the past, too. if you allow the government to

decide whose business survives and whose business dies, just based on the pigmentation of their skin then have you violated the law. have you violated the constitution and have you violated something very fundamental about what it means to be american. that is a slippery slope towards oppression. and it must be fought and my group will fight it. >> pete: absolutely. i think you are on fantastic, if tragic legal grounds to challenge it. keep us posted on that. but you mentioned critical race theory in this push. we see it in schools, we see it in click curriculum we see it in culture. you are talking about legal action potentially. what can be done on the legal side if you are to stop this push? >> well, look, i happen to believe and a lot of other people believe and i think it's probably going to be the successful argument that critical race theory violates federal nondiscrimination law. so we have laws on the peculiars today that say you can't discriminate based on race. the critical race theory

doctrine requires everybody to be judged on their skin color. it's a marxist ideology that groups awful society into the oppressed and the oppressors and it says that just because of your skin color you fit into one of these two groups. so it's racist against black people and racist against latino people and racist against white people reduces everybody to their skin color the federal government and this include the new regulation issued for the department of education can, in fact, be enjoined on this basis. so my group just cemented a comment today which the first step in a legal process objecting to the new department of education rule mandating these radical theories in the classroom and i encourage anyone else with a view on it to submit a comment as you are is your right as an american citizen. if the department does not change course, then my group will use every single legal tool available. we wrote a detailed comment breaking down what's wrong with it you can read the full comment

at af legal.org. and, again, that's the first step in the legal process. if this administration doesn't back down and they want to poison the minds of our children, then, yes, every legal tool is on the table. >> pete: af legal.com. >> .org. >> pete: org. sorry. i did submit personal lay comment on this. i feel like yours has -- >> god bless you for doing that pete. >> pete: yours has more legal heft than mine. steven miller, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> pete: coming up, the left may be playing up republican infighting. of course they are. a new house g.o.p. memo spells out a new path to winning back the white house in the senate. if the republicans rally around the trump working class agenda. the congressman who wrote that memo joins me next. ♪ ♪ relief

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♪ >> pete: well the so-called mainstream media which of course is not mainstream at all would like for you to think there is a major rift in the republican party. you've all heard it instead, an internal memo leaked to axios shows the g.o.p. is stronger than ever before bringing in

work class voters like they never have. the memo titled cementing g.o.p. as the working class party argues the f.o.p. should embrace our new coalition of working class voters and credits donald trump for expanding the party's base. joining me now is the author of that memo congressman jim banks of indiana. congressman, thanks so much for being here. make the argument of the memo. if you turn on cnn or msnbc right now the republican party is amist. there is no cohesion whatsoever. i think you are making the different case. >> it couldn't be further from the truth, pete. republicans are almost universally on the same page that donald trump gave us a gift. he made us the party of the working class for the first time since reagan. we lost our way in between. when donald trump became president, he won back over blue collar americans to the degree that we haven't seen in my lifetime. we have a choice as a party do we continue down that path and

maintain this position? i believe that we do. i'm the chairman of republican senate committee the largest conservative caucus on capitol hill. and at our meetings we have 154 out of the 212 members of the republican conference in rsc. we have this conversation every week, if we marry the party of ronald reagan with the party of donald trump we are going to win back majorities in the house and the senate and win back the white house in 2024. so the working class memo that i gave to leader mccarthy lays out quite simply that if we focus on the agenda that donald trump fought for will keep those voters in the fold and i believe will be very successful. by the way read the memo at working class g.o.p..com. i have created a website so everyone can go there and read it i add a lot more to it than that but, pete, we are on the right track and if republicans stay unified we will win. >> pete: i have got to believe the chamber of commerce crowd doesn't like this all that much. what does a coalition of working class voters look like? what are the issues top of that list? >> well, i believe we start with

what donald trump taught us if we focus on immigration and trade policies that put american workers first, if we focused on an america first foreign policy tackling the big threat threat doing everything that we can to restore integrity to our elections, that's a winning formula to keep working class blue collar voters in the republican fold. so, if at the same time, pete, we go back and focus on where republicans have fallen short in the past fiscal responsibility at the top of the list, i believe we have a significant contrast between where republicans stand and that agenda and where the radical socialist left democrats stand today. you saw the dismal jobs numbers this morning, you are seeing that the trump policies work. here is what i find, of course, there are republicans out there who don't -- who didn't like donald trump. i happen to believe he was the most effective president in my lifetime. there republicans throughout that didn't like him.

almost awful under the circumstances agree that his policies and agenda were on the right track. if we focus on that republican also be successful for a long time. >> pete: it's a great way to look at it. a working class coalition across the board. black, white, brown, doesn't matter who you are or where you are from and want to work hard and part of the american dream we will have your back, secure the border because tax paying citizens are to be protected before other's trade practices so harmful it makes a lot of sense. i hope you are successful. congressman, thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >> pete: good to be with you. up next, a pregnant woman is harassed for not wearing a mask and scolded for having too much privilege. tomi lahren and rachel campos-duffy are ready to go on this one next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> no. we've had our citizen participation. >> no more masks! no more masks! >> i move that we adjourn this meeting. speaker we need to adjourn. it is time to adjourn. >> pete: tensions coming to a head in utah as schools demand the schools mask mandate be lifted, one example of americans are reaching their point, when it comes to face coverings for kids.

look what happened to a mask less pregnant woman at a grocery store. >> i want you to know that this is ridiculous. i know longer have grandparents due to this virus because of people like you who don't want to wear a mask in the story. it's ridiculous, actually come it's insensitive and disgusting as a human being for you to show so much privilege to all of these people. there are so many people in here. >> pete: so much privilege bureau joining me to react, tomi lahren, host of "no interruption" with a brand-new episode. and fox news contributor, rachel campos duffy. rachel, help me out here. from what we understand, it is that this story in particular, this grocery store, requested but not required, so she was not out of line to be standing there without a mask on, but it was her privilege that was a problem. >> right, and at this point anyone who wants a vaccine can pretty much get a vaccine.

look, i've been pregnant nine times. i can barely breathe when i am pregnant, if you like the baby is sitting on my lungs. i feel bad for women's wrinkle been wearing this mask which makes it even harder to breathe. this guy is totally insensitive, and here's what our viewers should go. he should be ashamed of what he is doing, and the hunters hate to be hunted. put it back on them. >> pete: i love that. tomi, this will privilege argument, once you start to make that argument and you are obsessed with your own mask somehow to someone who should be hunted with their phone -- how do they come back from that? can the left unwind their obsession with covid? >> it's not just their obsession with covid, it's their strange affinity for masks. those gentlemen and other care ins if you like they have been deputized by the mask police, the only police force the left does not want to defund, i would ask questions, if you're so

scared of coronavirus, why are you confronting this woman and getting so close to her? to go, if you are so scared of coronavirus, why are you in a store, you can have groceries delivered, at the end of the day you do not need to be in that store. and three, if your mask works so well, why are you so concerned with others not wearing theirs? it is a simple question and it goes back to people's responsibility for their own health and well-being. you have every right to stay in your home, where one, two, three, for masks, driving your mask if you want to, but you have no right to tell me that i have to wear a face diaper on my face, especially if a private business doesn't require it. at the end of the day, defund the mask police. >> pete: excuse me, ma'am. citizen's arrest. i've been deputized as a member of the mask police. i'm going to have to take you in. i have one more topic that is too good. the left is now pushing for a politically correct term for mothers, because that title is a little too offensive. instead, we should call them birthing people, so everyone is

included. here are two congresswomen explaining. listen. >> i am committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect black babies, to protect black birthing people, and to save lives. >> thankfully, black women leaders here in the halls of congress and across the country have developed policies to systemically shift the way we approach health care for birthing people of color. >> pete: so, the memo went out, as you mentioned, rachel, you have been a birthing persone times. where does this come from? >> well, i'll tell you, i did not go through nine months of pregnancy and swollen ankles and nausea and contractions to be called a birthing person. i want to be called a mom. and the act they were defending was called the mommy act, so i don't quite understand why they are calling them -- >> pete: that's true, it was called the mommy act. >> and i understand why people

want to be a woman. it is fun to be a woman, the hair, nails, makeup, heels, so if other genders want to be women, that is fine, but you do not get to determine the terms. i still get to be a mom. i am not a birthing person. i don't chest feet, i breastfeed, so get with our program if you want to be a woman. >> pete: tomi, do they think regular people are going to look at this and say "that seems to make sense to me?" or do they ultimately no language like that is absurd, they are just hoping they can impose it on you? >> you know, it's an empty virtue signal, but i've got to say, we've got to give a round of applause for aoc because she really brought in this radicalism that has now become the entire left liberalism that is truly the disease plaguing our country, but what is so interesting to me from these women as they have no problem playing identity politics talking about black women and people of color, so they are okay with that. they are okay with those categories, but they have to use the term birthing person because they do not want to say woman,

female, mother. identity politics is okay, and half of your sentence, but not okay and the other half. the disease that is liberalism, empty virtue signal income all it does at the end of the day is make them feel warm and fuzzy, but does nothing to solve the problems our country is facing, thanks to our wonderful sleepy president, joe biden. >> pete: just keep playing these clips. do you agree with this? tomi from a real quick, you have a new feature. >> yeah, i went to clemson university and the blmers, they certainly did not want me there. they do not believe blue lives exist and do not believe in defending police officers that protect and serve our communities, but i went anyway, so in that episode you will see not only my speech talking about our support for law enforcement, but you will see blm plus ivrs outside, heckling people, actino act, that is on fox nation check it out. >> pete: you are both wonderful and talented women. i think we can still say that,

thankfully. rachel, tomi, you are the best. thank you. before we go, i will leave you with a little segment, this week we are calling "that's what i mean." we end this hour with dismal job numbers. it's embarrassing unless you are a liberal. the wisconsin democrat party actually just posted this video on twitter today, showing off their stimmy shimmy. ♪ ♪ >> pete: are you doing the stimmy shaming with me? that is a real video. the video has since been deleted. i wonder why. do you think these people know there are millions more stimulus checks out there just waiting to be had? all you have to do is get off

your you know what, revive your self-respect, and ask to see the manager. and that, my friends, is what i mean. thank you so much for watching "fox news primetime" all this week. it's been an honor to share it with you. i will see you this weekend on ""fox & friends"." tucker carlson is next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy friday. so what would happen if you gave a group of angry, ignorant ideologues, the same people who tell you that all lives don't matter, what would happen if you gave them the keys to the u.s. economy? we don't need to guess about that, we are finding out now, because all around us, there are signs that under this white house, things are getting dangerously flaky in our economy. here is one example.