hello, everyone, kristin anderson and welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. >> tim tebow is coming back to the nfl but the deal is white privilege. >> the community are members of congress the chicago mayor, days after she refused to give interviews to white reporters. >> the new york times, on my

hometown, claiming the working-class residents in wisconsin are racist. why the left is using race to divide my community as a country. >> first, arrest in the horrific attack on jewish diners outside of the los angeles sushi restaurant, shocking video shows people shouting slogans against israel as a caravan of cars fly five. this escalated into a fight. president biden says silent on the weight of the somatic attacks on the u.s. but claims democratic party is behind israel despite progressive pushback. >> do you recognize a shift in evolution in your party, mr. president, in the last 20 years on this issue? >> there's no shift in my commitment for the security of israel.

they need the help and i am committed to get that done so i don't, and i think my party still supports israel. >> democrats like congresswoman don't appear to support israel after the recent violence. listen. >> we condemn hamas' firing of rockets but you have to look at what prompted even that behavior. i think there was continuing annexation israel has been undertaking, for years, actually. this has been a pattern of action from israel that has taken away the idea of a two state solution. we have to put more responsibility on israel maintaining peace.

>> even though there's cease-fire between israel and hamas, there is a rise of anti-semitic attacks in the u.s. earlier on fox and friends, israel's ambassador to the u.s. called on all american leaders to condemn it. >> it's not israel's problems or the jewish problem, the worldwide phenomena, it's an american phenomena. it's a form of racism, they expect everyone to condemn it and demand the administration to take all necessary steps to make the perpetrators for what they are doing now for the american society. >> a few seconds ago you heard president biden say the democratic party supports israel still while the progressive wing of the democratic party does not support israel and that is growing. they don't want to just adjust relationship with israel, they want to blow up the relationship altogether. >> they actually do.

unfortunately congresswoman is lying when she says this is motivated by israel's activity. in reality, the motivation is entirely through what iran wants to achieve in the middle east. they see the advantage for the first time in four years to return things to where they were in 2015 when they got the jc poa, they had money flowing in from all around the world, they had feeling they had the wind on their back and elsewhere. over the last four years, president trump's administration put the book on their neck, they clamped down on them in different ways, israel was allowed to attack. iran was at a disadvantage. now the administration, without a particular relationship with israel, they want to take advantage which is why you see this happening, nothing to do with anything israel has done recently, it's all what iran

wants to achieve which is why we should be so angry and skeptical about anyone who's criticizing israel's activity the last couple weeks. >> you talk about criticizing the activity, that's a fair assessment then says, we listen to these lawmakers and feel you are being lectured by people who are not doing their homework. i want this played from 2018, this is alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about the issue. >> i also think what people are starting to see, at least in the occupation of palestine, and increasing crisis of the humanitarian condition and that to me is where i tend to come from on this. you used the term occupation of palestine, what you mean? >> oh, i think i meant is the settlement increasing in these areas. >> you think you can expound on that? >> i am not the expert on this

issue. >> not be expert, that's the whole thing. they out a rational, reasonable response and i'm listening but you know, there you go. >> i think this is a problem on the democratic side because there's not a clear answer for what democrats policy or position on the middle eastern israel is. republicans tend to be unified saying we stand with israel, israel's right to exist and defend itself against attacks but for democrats there's a lot of division and more democrats, who do you sympathize with who's responsible in this conflict? a lot of them say equally both but more israel than hamas on the democratic side. i think that's part of why you see some democrats struggling with on the one hand, how do you take a position as you should to say we need to push back against

anti-semitism, this is wrong here while acknowledging a large part of your base doesn't want to allow israeli flags out of pride rally. there are problems with the progressive left not embracing israel's right to exist that makes it challenging for democrats on this. >> talking about the left, education, racial, new york being under fire, i want to put this headline up. new york under fire for staff to support palestinians and it goes on to say you can take action today by protesting attending a vigil, making public commitment, signing a petition or calling your government officials to place sanctions on israel. the time is now. impacted by state and violence and crimes against the humanity of the most vulnerable in our world and we saw critical race theory, without that was the only thing parents were worried about. >> these are the same people gas

lighting parents all over the country, we are not indoctrinating your kids, trust us, we're not doing this although of course they are and it's like parents need to be very aware of what's going on. these activists, our schools to serve their political objective not to serve our kids and that's why i have been encouraged the last couple of months the first time i see parents stand up and say we are taking back our schools, this is our tax dollars and hours was, it's not there to serve your political activism. i hope parents stand up against them not just in our city. >> i know it's happening in california, i want to adjust by the attacks in this country against jewish americans. i want to play this video you've probably seen over the past couple of days attacking the los angeles area, these are people in cars, men with palestinian flags and they are going after jewish men and attacking them.

you look at this and think, can you imagine the opposite scenario? it would be wall-to-wall coverage on every media outlet in the country and get this has gotten a small amount of coverage in the mainstream media. your thoughts? >> for the past five years, the corporate propaganda address tried to send a message to america that anti-semitism was entirely a preacher of the right, somewhat by the most pro-israel administration we've had in washington for decades. this was always fiction but also took people's eye off the ball when it came to anticipating or recognizing the rise in anti-semitism on the left, not just by people on the ground but by people who now hold the heights of power in congress and elsewhere, a terrible thing. it needs to be rejected, stamp out and called out for what it

is. fortunately, i don't see that leadership right now the democratic party and joe biden for any figures standing up, particularly chuck schumer. trace: they have witnesses and one of these attacks and said these men got out and asked the people outside, any of you are jewish and two men stood up and said yes and they were initially immediately attacked. your thoughts? >> it's terrible. there's no other thoughts for it, this is horrible, unconscionable that this is happening in the u.s. were frankly anywhere on earth. within 100 years of world war ii and what we see happening to jewish people around the world, that kind of getting people out on the basis of their religion and violence against them is horrible. it's easy to condemn an appalling we haven't seen more condemnation of this behavior. trace: i think it's notable not just happening in this country,

it's in europe and germany, you got german police in every major city now on standby. kristin, ben, rachel. great conversation. police have had enough with the mayor. outrage building after the mayor refused to talk to white house reports, next. ♪♪ ♪♪

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welcome back to the big saturday show. hundreds of protesters gathered outside chicago, calling out for her to design resign. >> living in a nightmare lori as our mayor. >> we are here to deliver report cards in every possible way. >> it's not enough to be black or female, you got to be right. trace: chicago's order of police issuing a vote of no-confidence

for the mayor as many as 200 active retired rank and file officers voting unanimously. the mayor is in a difficult predicament, her leadership has been one supposed to exemplify what progressives could bring two major cities and said she's become a prominent example of failure in chicago in different ways. he saw this controversy developed this week regarding her rejection of the idea she should speak to any reporters who didn't fit her racial definition, chicago's media is being too white and two male so as someone who's married to a white male, have you considered you ought to follow her leadership and reject any conversations about future or family politics or anything like that. >> as minority and the family, i was a i speak in the marriage. [laughter]

obviously she did this because she thought she had brown, maybe she thought black and brown reporters would give her better reporters, it's a very racist thing to think about. she should speak less about whether journalist or brown or black or right and concentrate on one, that is read. the color of blood spilling out in chicago right now, 245 homicides january. you got shootings of 36%, 1200 people have been shot. this woman is a failure and i love the examples we showed at the beginning of this segment, look at that, the people protesting white men, they are people of color, white, brown, black whatever, they have to live in that city, she's a failure and i'm glad people are starting to stand up to her. trace: kristen, it was

interesting to me, former congresswoman chelsea be blatant about what this represented calling for the mayor resignation in a tweet that said mayor anti- racism is important. other leaders of our country of all races to join me in calling on her resignation, our leaders must condemn all racism acquitting and like white. it seems it's just a dodge and another example of how so many progressives when they run into political problems, things that are destroying their ability to lead or hampering them, they turned to identity politics to distract from what is really going on in their communities or under their leadership to say no, you're still on my side regardless of these bad things happening in your community, what did you think? >> i think the national journalist put it best when they put out a lengthy statement

saying we believe there needs to be more diversity in the media but this is not the way to go about it. we cannot support any policies systematically including certain journalists from being able to ask questions of elected leaders so if you have an attempt to try to do something in the name of social justice and equality, doing something with the black journalist says you missed the mark, maybe consider for a moment you missed the mark. in chicago they continue a very long history of progressive's money big cities in the u.s. and not running them well and yet it continues in these big cities they're still not really enough money to him to actually elect someone who can bring about change. so many of these cities run by big unions with tons of influence, it's hard to bring about change but it's worse when you have leaders who are ineffective in pushing your back against special interests and

bring about change in the first place. trace: there is some concern rising among prominent intellectual on the left, smart people with a lengthy threat on this on twitter, basically the failure of progressive leaders in these cities would lead to a backlash, something like we saw in the 1980s, rudy giuliani rising, they are concerned about that from a political perspective, they want progressives and democrats to seek but it seems they had to be more concerned about the way the failures have played out in these communities, this kind of death they are citing, what you think is going on when it comes to this type of development within our city politics across america? >> not to one up rachel but you are right, the whole idea of these cities being involved in these types of controversies

when so much else is going on. look at the numbers, rachel used numbers of 2021 so far, look at the numbers of deaths in 2020, 875 people shot and killed, mostly shot and killed in chicago and 78% of the victims were black and we say this all the time, there were no protests or black lives matter's rallies for anyone of these deaths and many of them were children. the idea that the mayor of d.c. last week said i think she was making good.but she wasn't because she's not just excluding and ignoring white reporters in chicago, she is denigrating them and said i don't have time, what they are reporting on his racist and i don't have time to correct them. it's too heavy a burden to bear on top of all the other massive challenges our city faces in this moment, you have to take on

the labor of educating white mostly male members of the news media about the perils and complexities of implicit bias, i don't have time for it. she doesn't have time to retrain white journalists, she got a crime problem on her hand and one of the most prominent political black journalist in chicago said, can you imagine if a white mayor said the same thing about journalists of color, you have a different story there. >> it is such an obvious dodge to avoid answering the hard questions from anyone of any race of ethnicity. next, a community targeted by the new york times, the newspaper calling residents racist. rachel happens to live there. she has this message straightahead.

welcome back to the big saturday show. new york times is coming out of my own hometown. wisconsin county, adopting a resolution that acknowledges disparities that people of color by writing while other communities adopted new policies and issued proclamations making progress, the residents, population 135,000, 91% right, could agree on what to say and year later, they still can't. before we get to the discussion of racism which is appalling, we began welcoming asian

communities in 1976. across the country, first i want to talk about equity versus equality, i think it's a real play on words. i'm going to show you what the new york times are equity included the resolution, it's a trigger for many who made them claim moralizing it would lead to the country taking white people to give them to people of color. a lot of conservatives in this town now, many conservatives are concerned about the inflation of the word of equality versus equity. >> if you don't properly layout the definitions of equity versus equality, right from the top of this, you're doing your readers a huge disservice.

ben shapiro said it's easy for me as a journalist stating facts and not opinions, ben shapiro said equality in the understanding means simple and easy to implement, protection of rights of all individuals along with invasion of none of those rights, equity means something different, equity in the common political parliament means each group should receive the same outcome as every other group but it's the article itself that has problems. look at this whole thing rained from a leftist perspective. the top line says the racial divisiveness that president donald j trump stoped over the last four years in the white house, there are examples, there's no evidence, it's just supposed to be believed and later in the article he says a dairy farmer is racist because organized counter black lives matter's demonstrations. zero context, why was this guy

doing this? was he against the movement, black lives matter, the slogan? what exactly? zero context, the whole article is the perspective that in the end you just have to ignore. >> it really is and this area for barack obama and then voted for trump. a democrat before my husband was in congress for 42 years so what i see is this is a working class community and i want to speak to you about this, i believe the reason the left is going after communities like this, they are afraid of this racial working class movement and what they want is to divide it by race because if they come together, they are forced be reckoned with in that regard. >> that is certainly true, rachel, that's one by republicans, they are so gung ho

about the 2022 midterms, see the negative effects the message of blm and other critical race theory promoted troops have had which only appealed to basically upper-class white democrats when you look at the polling numbers but there's something else going on here, these propaganda flyover pieces from the new york times are the most tiresome obvious and predictable things to read. i enjoy the tv show parks and rec but every time i see it, i feel i'm reading the equivalent of making fun of people in the middle of america for having small town values. this is the atrocities that happened when they took out the indians, that kind of thing over and over again, it is so adaptable and tiresome and i'm over it. designed to bring small towns as evil and racist and we should not put up with it.

>> there's a few progressives on the board and they have loud voices and that seems to be the only people they seem interested in siding with. you are right, one of the things residents are concerned about was the use of the word white privilege. you have farmers who say i am not privileged while board members who are lawyers, it's time to look at what the word privileged means and stop associating it with grace. >> i think one of the big problems here, this idea if somebody doesn't shine on to the exact set of words i've laid out for them, that makes them a bad person or racist or what have you especially when so many of these terms have different meanings depending on who you ask so to the earlier discussion about something like equity, the way it is trained in the piece, we must not like equity because they believe it's taking things from white people, it is

uncharitable and these debates around these words, inferring just because somebody disagrees with me about a statement, they are a terrible person, it's the worst way to have productive dialogue. >> the new york times reporter i don't think spent much time on that, hard-working patriotic good americans and i think the mayor participated, i think there is a recall for her so they didn't take well to the article. not a lot of people read the new york times here so all right. if you're looking for love, you may need a vaccine first. dating sites pairing up, is the beginning of the coronavirus task force? next, stay with us. ♪♪

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welcome back to the big saturday show. the white house is helping vaccinated people get an extra shot of love. nine popular dating apps are teaming up with the government to push vaccines. the dating app is vaccinated people first and filters allowing only vaccinated users to match with the only other act native people. the ceo is saying human connection is vital for healthy lives, this will maintain safety for everyone everywhere. more companies are requiring employees to be vaccinated against coronavirus including little fifth-largest employers, university of pennsylvania health system. rachel, on its face it seems

dating apps letting people match with those who share a vaccine that is doesn't seemed like a big deal, if you want only to date people who have been vaccinated, it prevents you from going on and unproductive first date with someone who didn't but it's suggesting putting your private information out there, where you come down on this? >> it may be glad i'm not nowadays. liberals always ruin everything, that was the next thing that came to mind and three, let's add this, if you are vaccinated and you are male still wearing a mask, you're still wearing a mask and your vaccinated and young male, women can identify you you out in the dating pool if you're looking for an alpha

male, the vaccinated or i already had covid and still wearing a mask might not be for you, that definitely not for me, i am married. >> in number of states have been offering vaccine incentives, new york state offering tickets if your vaccinated, new jersey giving you free beer if you live in ohio, five people are getting $1 million each. what is your take, rather than offering punishment, incentives to get the vaccine? >> i'm going to skip over the dating thing, not a good combination. the idea of these incentives, dating apps giving incentives, match.com giving a vaccination badge to give a boost to your profile, vaccinated users get a boost with their badge tinder

offering vaccinated badges, it's incentive to connect users to others by the idea of having to go on a date show your papers seems very un-american to me but i can tell you when you talk about red and blue states with different policies on this, read between the lines. california says no, we are not going to use passports, they say that and then they give out policies, wink wink to businesses with indoor crowds saying you know, the more vaccine proof you have, the more people in the in your doors sine you have businesses saying you have to show your vaccine, that is a vaccine passport. you got to be careful. >> i am somebody who loves free markets and individual liberties it feels like an area where you can be in conflict. i'm a small business owner, free markets and say i can decide who

i can hire and who comes in-and-out, i can hire only vaccinated people but should i lose my shop for not getting a vaccine? where you come down on this? >> first, the response should be we do not need badges but when it comes to the issues you are talking about here, it should depend on the businesses in charge. this is something that should be solved as close to the ground as possible but when it comes to this dating thing, i can't wait for the other side, mean girl of the internet from the new york times seeking out the people who refuse to get the vaccine in the badge and yet are still matching on different apps and maybe getting together and reproducing, it sounds like something very dangerous in the subject of the new york times from someone who's entirely juvenile in terms of their approach to this.

>> vaccines may not be romantic but they are allowing people to go on more vaccines so get us back to real life. tim tebow is about to make a comeback to the nfl but now it's called privileged. we will discuss when the big saturday show continues. ♪♪ ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show. jaguars recently died tim tebow. he long been playing a position other than qb but it seems he's ready to take on this new role. he said i know it will be a challenge but it's a challenge i embrace and people are claiming this has something to do with white privilege. smith went as far to compare the signing of his george floyd death. take a look. >> it is what privilege because that's not happening. when george floyd ultimately was

ordered by derek chauvin the cop, you so people protesting in the street, it wasn't just about him, it was about the symbolism of what transpired because black people repeatedly felt like we have the appropriate real knee on our neck, we don't have, we constantly have to scratch all away, when we see someone of a different ethnicity, getting opportunities we know we'd never get, that's where the word white privilege comes from. >> kristen, i'd like you to respond first, when it comes to this issue, is it in any way white privilege to sign an athlete one of his favorite coaches to try to compete for a position he's finally willing to

play? >> i tried to be objective and data oriented when i go on television and this is a topic on which i am incapable of objectivity, i am a gator, i love tim tebow, i have strong feelings on this. what tim tebow has his gator privilege, getting this because meyer has meant to the nfl figuring not having a good record, why don't we try literally anything to become a really strong team this year? they are going to have quarterbacks, it's an exciting year for them. ultimately not making the 53 man roster, i'm going to buy a tebo jersey and it may be useless, he may not make the finals but it's not about race, it's about urban meyer trying to see what sticks and with tim tebow back, they

are trying to replicate it in the nfl, that's all this is. >> rachel, this seems to be try to sign a hometown hero, get some juice going, why everything have to be about race? >> i don't know a lot about sports but i'll tell you, everybody in the nfl who plays in my opinion regardless of color, is privileged and one thing i do know about football is a merit performance based system and 70% of the players in the nfl or african-american, much less hispanic, white and etc. select this do this, the host was talking about let's do an experiment on equity inequality and do nfl pigs based on racial equity versus equality and performance and see how it goes for the nfl before we put out to the rest of the country.

>> trace, rachel is showing her privilege, being related to a lumbar jack athlete. what did you think about this depiction? >> as a college quarterback and does follow quarterbacks, this is great stuff. we all know tim tebow is not going to play on the jaguars. everybody knows that but it putting them to the seat and what they are doing is reuniting tim tebow, it is great marketing. if you go on to nfl shop.com, guess what the number one items were yesterday. bingo, tim tebow items generating excitement, it great for the jaguars and people are buying season tickets and this is one of those things people are saying, i hope you do well but either way it's going to be

fun. >> if he makes the 53, he can go into like three or four different positions. a sign of the times but they don't always go as planned. we'll show you an epic fail on live tv, next. ♪♪

♪ ♪ beautiful san diego welcome back to the big saturday show more and more americans merge from coronavirus pandemic we must not forget the struggles of conducting live interviews or keen meetings via zoom or skype. when the interior about secretary of the u.s. stopped by late night with seth meyers interview took an interesting turn -- or rather crawl. watch. >> sworn in by the very first woman vice president, also a woman of color.

that was really probably the best -- >> secretary i'm going to interrupt you real quick you have a staffer who fully crawled on carpet behind you. and it is the greatest thing i've ever seen, sir -- sir, we know you're behind the desk. okay. i would love to -- thank you very much. now secretary be honest, do you know who that man is? [laughter] >> and -- are those someone else's glasses he's wearing? >> no, we don't have people sort of sneaking around so yes. i know who that is, and thank you for -- making light of it. >> looked like something steve martin would do on an old s&l skit. >> that was awesome relatable coming from wisconsin in my basement and i could hear rustling in the back because eve a toy room in the back during

commercial break i could hear someone going in looking for toys and i had to go -- you guys have to go -- upstairs i get it. >> that's funny chris i want to quickly play talking about zoom fails. this is remember that cat zoom fail. i want to play this very quickly and get your thoughts. >> i believe you have a filter turned on in video settings -- you might want to -- >> we're trying -- did you hear me, judge? >> i can hear you i think it is a filter -- >> it is. don't know how to remove it i've got any assistant here trying to. but -- i'm required to go forward with it. i'm here live it's not that i'm not a cat. >> i'm not a cat guy was interviewed later. he was genuinely by the whole computer thing couldn't figure it out. kristin. >> so this past year or so in this pandemic there has been so

much so many horrible things that have occurred, so much tragedy, so it is good for us to find things that are funny and embrace them, and enjoy them when we can. this moment has given us all a look into our colleagues prnl lives in a way weeing may not have gotten to see before. i know i've been on fox news from my home studio before, and my dog has come into the room. so this is -- this is something we can all relate to. >> yeah some of these colleague ben saying you know, x-rated stuff cost people careers we won't go into. your final thoughts, ben. >> this is funniest thing in seth meyers in entire run that was a low bar to clear. [laughter] >> yeah. i mean, you know, concept is that seth meyers have all of these late guys have gotten very political and you think, you know, someone said remember when comedians were funny remember when corporations just would sell stuff. it was great stuff.

listen -- >> for greg gutfeld number that's for sure. >> exactly right. ben, kristin, rachel, it was a pleasure, great to see you guys. that does it for us we'll see you back here 5 p.m. for the big sunday show the "fox report" with jon scott, right now. mediators in middle east hoping to secure long-term peace between israel and hamas led palestinian militants from gaza strip fragile cease-fire is holding for now. but many worry about violent backlash that we have seen in the united states. good evening i'm jon scott, and this is the "fox report." jon: cease-fire began before dawn on friday after 11 days of violence and destruction. israel pounded gaza with air strikes and hamas militants fired barrages of rockets