the progressive protest score because that's what they do and will do with the ccc. paul: all right coming to a neighborhood near you that's it for this week's show thanks toe moi panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. >> and out of control chinese rocket now plunging back to earth, u.s. space command keeping close eye on its tracking saying it is likely to enter the atmosphere some time this weekend. certainly one to watch hello everyone welcome to a brand new hour of fox news live i'm molly line. >> i'm griff jenkins great to be with you and arthel neville are off today two big stories we're watching cyberattack forcing a major u.s. pipeline to slut down asktsing almost half of a fuel supplies for the east coast. plus, more bad news for new york governor andrew cuomo state

attorney general office is now reportedly xangsding its investigation of sexual harassment allegations. we have live team coverage on these stories alex hogan in new york on governor cuomo latest controversy but first christina coleman in santa monica california with an update on that massive chinese rocket hurdling down to earth. christina. reporter: hi griff, well that rocket is likely to hit down somewhere on earth in the water because this earth is mostly water about 70% of it. now the latest forecast indicate that this crash landing going to happen some time early tomorrow morning. around midnight in the south pacific. but again as very difficult to pin point an exact time and location -- >> when you're traveling as fast as this rocket body is traveling, if you're off project wring it is going reenter off by ten minutes which it is really easy to have off by ten minutes then you're off by, you know,

3,000 miles. reporter: this giant rocket blasted off on april 29th from south china, and it is huge compared to others it is 100 feet long 16 feet wide weighs 22 tons normally in space launches, rocket bodies deattach fall on planned path into ocean but this long march 5b rocket somehow ended up in orbit around earth and no one knows exactly where huge chunks of it will end up. it is orbit covers a large portion of the planet from canada to new zealand so this is a threat that could end up hitting an inhibited area this chinese rocket is one of more than 10 that china plans to sending into space and it is ambition to create its own space station. chinese authorities say most of this out of control rocket will likely burn up in outer space. but there's mounting concern over the outcome of this situation. here's u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin. >> speaks to the fact that --

for those of us who operate in the space domain it is a requirement there should be a requirement to operate in a safe and thoughtful mode make sure we take those kinds of things into consideration. as we plan and conduct operations -- reporter: faa officials say they're working with norad to track any possible impact this could have on commercial air travel in form of delays and cancelation and federal officials also say the u.s. has no plans to shoot this rocket down. griff. griff: bringing everyone the latest christina thank you very much. molly. molly: now to new york where governor andrew cuomo communication director has resigned days after his vaccine czar quit. this as new york attorney general's office reportedly xangdz its investigation into the governor. here's alex hogan following all of this for us from new york

city, of course, with more. alex. reporter: hi molly. new departures from cuomo's administration among them, the communications director who announced that he will resign and will be replaced by a former aid to the governor. now another departure a vaccine czar who stepped down end of last month larry schwartz named in a report by "the wall street journal" back in march public officials asked to resign and journal reporting that state attorney general's office is expanding the sexual harassment investigation now include these planes. critics to the governor are already reacting. >> you do things for people that may not like you that may not support you but that's your job as public official. >> there's no execution in terms of sexual harassment in kind of culture that he's promulgated but scandal and the governor should step down.

>> harry schwartz claims zero line drawn to governor and information or access to vaccines. it is just one of several investigations involving governor andrew cuomo another look into whether the administration undercounted nursing home deaths, engovernor defended actions earlier in the week deny any wrong doing saying he will not resign now cuomo has not touched on any of the new information today. but he did release some information if the state of the pandemic here saying that if about 60% from nearly i should say 60% of all new york adults at least received one dose of the vaccine. molly. molly: all right. alex hogan staying on top of this one out of new york. thank you. griff. griff: lawmakers are now sounding the alarm after a cyberattack forces the temporary shutdown of a major fuel pipeline that runs from texas all the way to new york.

lucas tomlinson is in washington with this story. lucas. reporter: the cyberattack shutdown wasn't of the largest pipelines in the united states missouri lawmaker on homeland security committee indicated it came from overseas. the fbi is investigating. >> going to find a whole republican and democrats alike outraged at the audacity of a foreign actor trying to disrupt our economy. >> colonial pipe ship gas fuel over 5,000 miles from texas to new york. responsible for roughly half of the fuel on east coast. in a statement the company said, we proactively took certain systems offline to contain the threat which is temporarily halted all pipeline operations in effected some of our i.t. systems upon learning of the issue of leading third party cybersecurity firm was engaged and they have already launched an investigation. there are reports this was a

ransomware attack using encrypted files on guys to shut it down. malicious earkts demand a payment to turn it back on and two months after solar wind attack and microsoft hack blamed on china senator ben sasse sits on committee releasings a follow statement this is a play we run again and not adequately prepared if congress is serious about an infrastructure package front and center should be hardening of the krill cat sectors rornt masquerading this infrastructure and marsha blackburn late blame on two of the top veardz cares. >> russia and functioning in that gray zone. reporter: analysts say this halt in operations is not expected to have a significant impact on fuel markets unless the pipeline remains shut down for several more days. in washington, lucas tomlinson. fox news. griff: derrick goldstein of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security just told us, quote, we are engaged with the company and

are enter agency partners regarding the situation. this underscores the threat that ransomware poses to organizations regardless of size or sector we encourage every organization to take action to strengthen their cybersecurity posture to reduce their exposure to these types of threats. molly. molly: president biden talking up the economic recovery despite this april jobs report that fell way below expectations. the u.s. only added 266,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose slightly to 6.1%. all of this as the biden administration continues to promote the president's $4 trillion spending plan. mark meredith is unpacking all of this for us at the white house. mark, to you. reporter: good afternoon, the white house is not panicking over this latest jobs report instead it is using to double down only the calls for congress to spend trillions of dollars to make sure that the country is

get out of the pandemic quickly. as you mentioned, the unemployment report shows right now that it is ticked up just slightly to 6.1% one bright spot in leisure and hospitality employers added 331,000 jobs that's really jobs and restaurants and bars, treasury secretary janet yellen says while hiring was slow in some of these sectors, it really is not all through the globe. >> indeed we've made remarkable progress. afterall, one year ago we learned we've lost over 20 million jobs in one single month. i believe we will reach full employment next year. reporter: it's an ambitious goal but republicans and some business owners say that biggest issue they have right now is finding work percent right now the federal government don't forget pays unemployment enhance benefits on top of state benefits of $300 a week. that is right now scheduled to last until early september. but some people argue those incentives are keeping people progoing back to work.

president biden, though, he disagrees. >> mr. president, do you believe in enhanced unemployment benefits have any effect on diminishing a return to work in some category? >> no. nothing measurable. >> one group that disagree is the u.s. chamber of commerce they put out a statement saying disappointed jobs report make it is clear that paying people not to work is dampening a should be stronger job market and debate that continues to play out into next week because president is expected to meet with congressional leaders from both parties here at the white house as well as senate republicans the senate republicans they're going to be here to talk about that infrastructure proposal lots of money expected to go out the door if congress can agree on what the fund the big question now is will they reach a deal at all? molly. molly: i was going to say now we're watching the negotiations again. thank you. mark meredith. griff. glift family of george floyd speaking out in a press conference today on new developments in his death a year

ago and federal grand jury indicted former minneapolis police officers involved in the arrest and death accusing them of violating a constitutional rights as he was restrained that includes derek chauvin awaiting sentencing on murder conviction last moangt and indictment charges them with failing to provide floyd with medical care during the arrest in may last year. molly. molly: all right congress bringing back earmarks they are not free and cost taxpayers billions of dollarss why nancy pelosi says she's -- next. ♪ yum yum yum yum yuuum yum yum yum yum yum yum yuuum ♪ ♪ yum ♪ ♪ yum yum (clap, clap) yum yum (clap) yum yum ♪ there's more to a yard than freshly cut grass. which is exactly why we built these mowers, to clear the way for stuff like this, right here.

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man's work is another man's priority but it look like earmarks back in full force what do you make of this? >> yeah. you're exactly right they'll have the members who want pork spending on congressionally direct spending however defend this to the hill say this is good for the district and what have you we're all familiar with the long list of ridiculous pork projects produced by or high lyinged by places like citizens against government waste and others. there are already in this new set of spending some $6 billion in pork and many of them many of those projectses have same identifiers. yoga wellness, you know things along those lines. [laughter] griff: two million for the enhancing of a japanese garden $6 million for a oregon museum does it surprise you that both

democrats and republicans are asking for earmarks? >> yeah. this is a big change. right republicans at force worn earmarks more than a decade ago said this was a time when republicans were using size and scope of government arguments trying to be the party of limited government. and that t they're really not doing that them so it wasn't that surprising when the house voted several weeks ago to reenstate ear marx and you had people like house leader kevin mccarthy defending these earmarks saying we have to keep the biden administration from directing where this money goes to. the problem with that is at 28.2 trillion in debt, when you have the parties out competing each other to spend on silly projects, that just going climb higher. griff: that $6 billion price tag you mention our fox news.com folks really broke that story and they did it by reviewing the

community project request in the federal budget and of 326 members that they've got information from. 220 were democrats, 106 were republicans. does this become a problem for republicans or democrats in the next midterm election? >> yeah. i think it is a problem for republican it is in that they can't make the argument against earmark. right one of the most effective arguments you've seen when republicans have had big midterm years whether you're talking about 2010 or you're talking about 1994, has been big reform arguments. and in particular on spending issues. but they're not going to be in a position to make these as republicans go and make these requests again and again and again it is going to be much more difficult for them to pretend to be the limited government party when they're doing the same kind of thing. griff: you and i are old enough to remember and we're living here in this town when the famous earmark of all of them the bridge to nowhere from texas -- from alaska senator ted stevens

but now this shift to really woke earmark social justice earmarks. it seems they're more difficult to either criticize or defend. >> yeah. i think they're going to end up looking a lot like ear marx of old. these are the kind of things that members of congress like to -- the kind of spending that they like to procure so that they can take it on the campaign trail and when they're doing campaign stop and whatever town they're gaffing speech in they can say -- i'm responsible for having this hiking trail paved or as you said providing new bathrooms for an outdoor park. they like to be able to say that to a certain extent that's parts of the job of being a member of congress is -- to campaign for reelection to say this is what i did for my constituents it is very different when you've got such a high volume of projects that are very debatable at best, and many cases certainly looking at recent history totally wasteful

indefensible. >> if you can flip this in broader context in what we have and where this is headed. >> yeah. well you have -- 225,000 dollars of debt per taxpayer. in the country right now, if you look at what joe biden has proposed, for just proposed in first 100 days 2.2 trillion dollars in covid relief. you have 1.9 trillion dollars the american jobs plan, you have 1.8 trillion dollars the american families plan. 1.8 trillion dollars was the third highest of those three in the first 100 days. you have to just stop and think about 1.8 trillion dollars. now, the biden administration proposed some $600 billion plus in taxes to help offset some of that spending but not not a lotf it but a spending deluge and who will pay for it and certainly

not the people passing these laws. griff: somebody has to pay for it steve thank you for coming on almost out of time i have to quickly ask you in full disclosure both football fans you have green bay packers any truth to aaron rodgers wanting to leave there and chance he ends up in washington? >> i think there's truth to the report that aaron rodgers wants to go and i don't think he'll ends up in washington but i don't think he's going to end up in green bay either although positive signs in past couple of days. >> maybe an're mark in washington an pay for him to bring him here. thank you for taking time. >> a lot of money. would indeed. thanks griff. molly. molly: playing home game at 100% -- capacity this is first time in more than a year another game just hours away the fans will also be able to get a lot more than just food and drinks there at the ballpark charles watson is live at the park in atlanta

with more on this. charles. >> hi molly you can see behind me fans are lined up patiencely waiting for gates to open. the atlanta braves are expect a near sellout crowd today as they open up the park. and full capacity this is sort of similar to the sellout near sellout crowd here on friday with more than 38,000 excited fans who got to come tout watch the ballgame in person and sense of joy was pretty evident fans were decked out in braves gear. all smiles as they enjoyed the game with the few thousands of their closest friends and for many of the fans with spoken to this is a sign that life is lowly making a return to normal. >> plenty of time for everybody to open back up -- and just let us live our lives again and be normal. >> getting ballparks open to 100% again we're capable -- it is a huge --

sengdz out a huge message to the economy, to fans, to citizens that baseball is back. you know, and when baseball is back, that means our country can open back up. safely -- reporter: while folks are excited to get back into the ballpark, the focus isn't just on baseball this weekend braves are also deadset on getting more georgia i vaccine partners with emory health to offer willing fans to get an opportunity at a vaccination clinic they have set up here also given johnson & johnson single dose vaccine and pfizer is given to fans 16 and older there's incentive braves with giving away free two tickets for future game for who decide to roll up sleeves this weekend and molly yeah gates open in just a few minutes at 4:30 out here fans will be final get inside and watch the braves do some batting practice.

and considering what we saw last night speaking as a phillies fan braves probably need it. molly. molly: dig there in the end i'm thinking how lucky people are can get vaccine and cotton candy. charles watson appreciate it. griff to you. griff: cyberattack forcing shutdown of one of the country's most important guest pipelines, congresswoman nancy mace what that means for our interview grid, next.

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monday. fully vaccinated traders no longer wear a mac at their desk in media personnel also allowed to return. molly. molly: the operator of one of the biggest gasoline pipelines in the u.s. has hired a private firm to investigate a cyberattack this week. that forced it to temporarily shutdown the 5 mile mile long pipeline that carries roughly half of the fuel supply on the east coast. the white house just releasing this statement, the federal government is working actively to assess the implications of this distinct avoid disruption and supply, and help the company restore pipeline operations as quickly as possible. the president was briefed this morning. republican congresswoman nancy mace serves on house transportation and infrastructure committee and she joins me now to talk about this. thank you for joining me here in

this mother's day weekend giving up time on this saturday we really appreciate it. i have to say giving your committee assignment this seems to be in your wheel house it is in your area in your region this is something that actually affects your region. and as white house said the federal government is working actively to assess the implications of this incident. your thoughtings what are the implications here? >> well it is troublesome our nation's energy supply is a matter of national security and there's no doubt this is an example of how important it is and how we have neglected it and have not paid as much attention or careful attention to it whether we're talking about our pipelines, or our -- or the grid. >> there's not a lot of information yet as to, you know, what entity did this who and why they did it that sort of thing what is your biggest concern the worst case that are joe and how do we begin to combat this problem?

we are unprepared and might increase in the future that's the great etion fear and that's why i believe that you'll see the better development really trying to work hard and help this company forget out what did happen. we're going to have a lot of questions that we want answered and how do we prevent this from happening in the future? now when we look at our energy policy here in the united states, one thing that i think we need to make sure we understand or clear on is that under biden administration right now, we we've had under presidet trump we had less dependency on foreign oil and gas. and so we want to make sure that we don't increase that dependency on foreign oil and gas and increase under biden administration that's one of the greatest concerns right now not only since biden was sworn in have gas price gone up but what will it do and hit the pocketbooks of millions of americans along the east coast as well? >> you know, is enough being done to protect key infrastructure you know should symptoms that control pipelines

other major industry energy components across the country, should they even be hooked up to the internet should this be a vulnerability that we are exposed to? or is there some other way to manage this and this world that's really very interconnected? >> well there's no doubt and it doesn't matter what the industry is and the internet is here to stay. technology is continuing to develop and it is also why you see in private industry the need massive need for those who are skilled workers and cybersecurity and this is going to increase and be very important and something to focus on across the nation. molly: shifting gears also something that clearly affects your region your area, there's a rather startling jobs report that just came out really a massive gap in what was expected in what has been shown in the fast april jobs numbers just

266,000 jobs created. it added when the expectation was that it could be close to a million here we are in an era people are beginning to get the vaccine businesses are going reopen. the expectation it was that we were going see people get thing back to work. and a lot of businesses are now reporting that they're having trouble finding employees. that are ready to come back, and to some extent they blame these extended unemployment benefits the additional money coming in from the federal government, surplus funds, your thoughtings on these latest job numbers and also the theory that some of these businesses and employers have brought forward to say that this amount of money is hurting them and not helping them get back to business. >> it is, it was disturbing and it is significantly lower than economists expectations and those numbers were released yesterday. and guess what, it turns out when you pay millions of americans to stay home, they actually do. and this is an opportunity for

nancy pelosi and others in her corner to push a socialist agenda. they want the american worker, american people to be dependent on the federal government that's a terrible idea. and we're going see democrats from what i can tell on news reports double down on this and need nor stimulus and more checks and more federal unemployment to solve the problem. but when you talk to people, when you talk to real business owners particularly small business owners they're going to tell you exact opposite exactly what you said molly they're desperate to find employees all of the employers they're having trouble because these folks doangts want to come back to work. molly: very quickly, the governor montana announce this week state would withdraw from receiving some of that federal program money and south carolina following suit with plans to stop some of its federally funded unemployment benefits by the end of next month. do you support that move do you think that's the right way to go? >> absolutely support the move. based on my conversations with business owners and my district

and across the state of south carolina. and i applaud both governors for taking a leads on that. there are other states who i believe should follow. south carolina's unemployment rate has been hovering over 4% for many, many months now. and the reason that we've not ben able to lower it because federal government is incentivizing workers to stay home rather than go back to work. so this is a great first step to helping our economy push it forward to get through and get over the covid-19 pandemic. >> all right congresswoman nancy mace thank you so much for joining us for covering so much ground. we appreciate it. >> thank you. molly: rick to you. griff: officials in jerusalem bracing for more unrest after more than 200 palestinian hurt in a night of violence with israeli police trey is live in jerusalem with more right now. trey, what's happening there? reporter: good afternoon right

now clashes have erupted outside of the damascus gate in jerusalem you saw those images earlier today on fox news of thousands of palestinians going in and out of the compound where they sit. many of those pam still i cans have worked their way through the jerusalem old city clashing with security forces. you can see off in the distance here there is -- a big white truck inside that truck that has something that's called here skunk water and it is a -- a crowd control technique used by the israeli police may spray the crowd just stay with me griff for one second. i need to get my crews some instruction guys lag here. they're throwing stones at the officers over there. pan left -- i just want to let you listen to this scene, griff. this is the type of thing that escalates extremely quickly water bottle thrown a stone thrown -- and this -- big machine comes through and it

sprays the protesters you can see it right now. there it goes. and so off in the distance -- some of the protesters have started a fire in the middle of the road. all of this to give you a little bit of background about why these palestinians are here today they're upset ab series of events that have taken place in the region over the past several weeks during's the holy month of ramadan come with me here what happened earlier -- in ramadan last month was security forces blocked off the gate here at the damascus gate didn't allow people to sit part of a ramadan celebration. and then ultimately that led to rocket fire from gaza strip now a neighborhood near jerusalem where a palestinian family among many other families is going to be forcefully evicted from their

home in coming days if an appeal with israel supreme court is not heard and directed in their favor. when we talk about gaza that's "x factor" right now because -- palestinians here are calling on the factions in gaza to respond to what they say is an abuse of palestinian rights. and -- tonight we saw the brigade saying they will keep their promise to hold the israeli government and israeli military accountable for these actions. and we talked about this a little bit earlier on fox, but there was a statement given to us stay with me -- back here. right now -- [sound of gunfire] right now the police are firings stun grenades inside -- roll with me here. griff stay with me one second i think i've got you here. roll with me. roll with me. roll with me watch out watch your head.

watch your head keep your head down. okay. there's stun grenades into the gate you can hear it right now. come down here. i'm going to show you the scene here griff this is exactly what the israeli security forces feared would happen tonight another night of clashes following ramadan prayers on the holiest night of ramadan off in the distance palestinians are throwing fireworks at stores israeli police -- wait here for a second. if we can show you the scene. >> trey we want you to stay safe and amazing work on the ground there to show our viewers what is happening there. we saw where you were just up on the street. the fire burning out there. and as our viewers can see on the screen, it is approaching midnight there. it look like things are certainly heading for a bad night, trey. reporter: yeah, griff this is a type of thing that ultimately

escalating into something larger. and that's what the factions inside gaza are concerned about. that if this gets out of hangsd now look down here -- this may be an indicate they're firing tear gas because people are running quickly but the message from factions inside gaza if there are injuries palestinian people especially during holy month they will respond and the concern is the response will be with rockets last month like i said, around 40 rockets were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. we spent a lot of time reporting in gaza speaking with faction there is, hamas group in control and gee hated -- and they understand how important the issue of jerusalem is. give me one second here, griff against the wall here and just -- need a clear line of sight. if they run -- the concern with those factions

inside gaza is that there's ultimately going to be something that requires the response and that's a major concern for the israeli police and the israeli military as well. i do want to give you some new information here that we found out tonight israeli chief of staff has ordered the military to be prepared for an escalation in gaza. in the past we seen operations in gaza and we've seen days of fighting. i can give you an example of the back in november of 2019, israelis decided to use a targeted assassination to take out a tough islam pick jihad rocket commander after that happens, there were days and days of rongts being fired into israel. like off to the side here. police are going to try to clear gate and likely make some arrests. i'm going to show you take a second to -- these are israeli police.

and they've been going back and forth with the government about what sort of tactic should be used in these situations. there was a big controversy last night as the tear gas and stun grenades fired by israeli police at the mosque because we see clashes in region but there is a red line that redline created by humanitarian groups created by the international community and that redline is basically you do not fire inside a place of worship and you do not fire inside of a hospital. israeli forces did both with stun grenades and tear gas. >> trey it is a situation now where it is extremely chaotic. and right where we're standing sings not only place in the region where there are clashes. >> yeah. trey we have to leave it -- we have to leave it there. >> to make an arrest here. griff: we have to leave it there at the damascus gays incredible reporting we have a hard break coming up great job please you

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we're standing and i want to show you video we shot from right here just a few hours ago. this was pretty remarkable this was a group of 26 venezuelan who decided to cross rio when the waters were a bit more shallow. they decided to risk it. they all walked across and they presented themselves and 26 they did have a couple of young children with them able to talk to one of the guys he said he was heading towards new york, new jersey area and he has family and he wanted to escape the local government in venezuela and local sheriff says here what happens is a lot of people end up crossing rio and you know sometimes they're from other countries they'll get picked up but human smugglers and taken further fin langsd and i want to show you this video out of san antonio if we can pull that up. this was recent in the city of san antonio, police pulled over a semitruck after they got some tips that there were people being held in the back of that truck. so police get there, and dozens of migrants ended up being in back of that semitruck department of homeland security gets on scene. they end up taking 41 in custody

the driver later arrested he's man from dallas he's charged with federal human trafficking now. and our human smuggling coming up facing up to ten years in prison so it is a big problem and fake look at what san antonio pd had to say about it. >> as soon as the park officer went to contact the driver, the back door opened and several people left from the portion and back portion of the rig. we were able to contact 29 individuals. >> and border patrol reports just last weekend they stopped 31 human smuggling attempts they stopped 31 different vehicles made over 150 arrests including one human smuggler who they say was armed with a gun. back to you. >> remarkable look at what law enforcement is facing right now bill thank you very much for your reporting and we will be right back.

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logan live in london with more. hi, kitty. reporter: hi, there, yes and eyewitness is in kabul describing a massive explosion so there are naturally fears that sadly that death toll could rise further. attack happened in a shiite area off the city of kabul as you say taliban denying responsibility but afghan president is blaming them saying this demonstrates a lack of taliban commitment to the ongoing peace protest, but greets linked to isis carried out attacks in this part of the city. they could also be behind this. but whoever carried out this bombing had no consideration for the age of the victims many were girls heading home from school. dozens of injured rushed to hospital now president biden, of course, has said that the final peaces of the u.s. pull out and afghan government is warning taliban attacks are increasing. making this situation even more complex.

and as you say tonight state department condemn what it describes as a hard attack uncertainty for the future afghanistan continues. back to you. griff: kitty logan in london thank you. molly as everyone gets ready for mother's day i want to wish you a happy mother's day. and all of the mothers out there watching. molly: absolutely happy mother's day to everyone it was wonderful being with you today. griff, and looking forward to a lovely weekend as well. that does it for us the big saturday show is coming up next. so with your home & auto bundle, you'll save money and get round-the-clock protection. -sounds great. -sure does. shouldn't something, you know, wacky be happening right now? we thought people could use a break. we've all been through a lot this year. -that makes sense. -yeah.

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♪♪ ♪♪ hello carly and charlie and welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. leo. >> one of the founders of black lives matter basically admitting that she's inspired by chinese communist propaganda. >> rachel. >> concerned mother tells school board for indoctorating kids. and charlie -- >> debris from one of chinese's rockets size of the statue