ers! get outta here! it's not crazy. it's a scramble. just crack an egg. hello, everyone. doctor nicole and leo terrel. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on kat tonight. joe. >> why are the media and influencers defending israel and its war with hamas? hbo is holding back, you don't want to miss is takedown of fellow liberals. >> nicole. >> evidence says doctor fauci descending gain of function

research and former secretary of state pompeo is attacking biden for essentially ignoring the origin of the coronavirus until now. >> leo. >> don't worry about the rise in crime in big cities, the actors couldn't get elected for governor in new york says shoplifters should be arrested in new york city because they are desperate. >> first, just in time for memorial day weekend driving, americans are feeling the pain at the pump, gas prices are the highest they've been in seven years but the white house is downplaying the impact of the cost of fuel. white house press secretary jen psaki releasing a statement that reads in part, they are paying us in real terms for gas than they have on average over the last 15 years and they are paying about the same as they did may 2018 and 2019. americans are just paying more for gas, inflation is driving up the cost of all memorial day labels. steak and hotdogs are up 9%, the

price of american cheese for the burger is up about 3% from last year and wine, a big bummer, up about 10% propane for that cost nearly 20% more. while inflation is driving the cost of what americans use everyday, joe biden pushes formal spending, 6 trillion. he went to ohio this week to make the case for the huge price tag and this is what the media asked him about. >> mr. president. >> chocolate chocolate chip an audible question. >> [inaudible question]. alicia: okay, we are going to begin with you, joe. i could talk about ice cream all day long if i had to but if i had to ask the question of the president, i don't know that i would begin with that. >> i'm old enough to remember

cnn and the trump administration, actually having a report, a real report on how donald trump got two scoops of ice cream as opposed to his guest got one, a running tally of diet cokes he drank in a particular day but with all of this going on right now, you have the leader of the president of the united states, he fire off a question, i would have gone with what is going on with the wuhan lab and growing evidence coronavirus may have come from that? how about the prices at the southern border? maybe you want to ask about that and why he hasn't visited, nor has his vice president. how about inflation what we talked about before? real impact on americans and by the way, i am with you when you raise the price of propane the state have to cook it on and the wine i drink it with, that is everyday, every week. alicia: nicole, i'm sure you have a host of questions for the

president, i don't think you would begin with ice cream either. >> i wouldn't but i will say when we talk about spending, i like the fact that the consumer spending is driving a bit of these increases, you are finally getting out and feeling safe living life again but let's be honest, we knew prices would be going up because farmers had to reduce stock to meet and grain will be up but then all of a sudden the president biden living is wishlist right before the three day weekend. the $1.9 trillion rescue plan, it is starting to feel like an outbreak when free special, you get this and let's keep on spending. there is no end to what we have. alicia: how about that budget getting released late in the day on friday, just as folks are heading out onto the road getting on lanes, it's a holiday weekend. look at that.

>> oya, you know the strategy. no one will pay attention to it but we are paying attention to it. we are talking about it right now and it's very insulting to have guy answer questions about chocolate chip ice cream. the home and security is lying about the border saying the border is secure. we seen video and footage everyday about the onslaught of what's happening at the border. more importantly, he's lying which is offensive, flying a black lives matter flag across the world, that's insulting but what hurts the country more than anything else is that there's no attention to the security at the border. the border is being ignored as a result, in my opinion, people are being treated more favorably by being illegal aliens in americans being treated the way

we are expanding right now. alicia: i got put up this number, 861 million dollars to be spent on aid to el salvador, guatemala, honduras and mexico and the argument here by the biden administration that is going to go toward issues currently going on in those countries to act as a deterrent. however, the problem the things the candidate and president said on the campaign trail, i think it's in combat with any money that could be defense in these countries. joe, i'll go to you. >> president biden, then candidate biden the border during one campaign debate on the primary. look at $861 million toward those countries in central america, it would have been nice perhaps is if the vice president in charge of border actually went down and met with the leaders of those countries to talk about this in terms of what

the solutions could possibly be, why is the money being spent? instead, the vice president claims covid restrictions for not visiting the border, or honduras. why is it that a fully vaccinated vice president has covid restrictions at this time? is not like she be sitting in the middle seat on southwest airline, she be taking air force to down there but it's a problem, this administration doesn't seem to have any inclination in actually solving, they are just hoping it will go away and that's not going to happen. alicia: nicole, i want your thoughts but first, an interview home and security secretary alejandro mayorkas had and michael ask a lot of questions but not about the border. >> with more than two and a half million market expect to fly over the holiday weekend, we seen a dramatic spike in violence, when you see you are not going to tolerate unruly behavior, what specifically will you do to stop it?

we seen faxing passports to travel internationally, i love your message about this very busy weekend. >> loved your message about patients. americans are trying hard to be patient when it comes to the issues crisis at the border. nicole, let's talk about that because can ask whatever he wants, if he doesn't want to ask, he doesn't have to. however, you can't ignore that secretary mayorkas was being grilled for republicans just this week on the problems of the borders and he said the message stands, the border is closed. >> i'm from arizona so i know there's so much work that continues to be done there. i appreciate the fact that they want to put funding toward some of those countries where a lot of the migrant people are coming from because if we can help fix the infrastructure there, we will have to have people rushing to the border and putting themselves at risk.

whether we spend the money when they come across the border in terms of their healthcare and funding them or we stop it from the get go but here's the thing, the reason they are coming here is because if there's corrupt government going on, what are they going to do to make sure the money being spent there is actually going to benefit and help the migrant situation? what happened, it's another embarrassment, it's like acting president biden will flavor of ice cream it is, the media is not holding this administration, so different than what we saw under president trump, they are grilling him every day. he couldn't make one, walk a certain way, go down a ramp without people grilling him. alicia: leo, can you imagine president trump talking about the border and not going there? what people would have said in the media? >> i can't imagine because the president is a leader, he was direct, blunt and i'll tell you, when you look at how biden is

being treated by the media, it's a co-op, it's insulting because everything the biden administration has done is to undo what we had with president trump. a secure border, local unemployment, we have buyers remorse right now. alicia: thank you very much. straightahead, bill mark calls up the media and influencers were not defending anti-semitic attacks. a hot take you won't want to miss. next. ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show. comedian and democratic activist bill mark eviscerating the media and influencers for not defending one of our closest allies to israel. listen to this. >> i was watching this war in israel, there was no one on media to defend israel. it's amazing the progressives think they are being

progressives i taking that side of it, please influencers. [applause] i just want to say, in february this year, or ruled an unmarried woman cannot travel in gaza without the permission of a male guardian. that's where the progressives are? >> they would run screaming if they had to live in gaza for one day. >> while many in media condemn the recent rise in anti-semitic attacks, the u.s., chancellor at rutgers university are now apologizing for doing just that. unbelievable. we'll discuss this a little more but first, i want to read this letter. you got to hear exactly first was condemned, anti-semitism like puppy mills in cancer, everybody can get behind. recent instance of hate directed

toward jewish members of our community, remind us of what history has to teach us if you've been adversely impacted by anti-semitic republic discriminatory incidences in our community, do not hesitate to reach out to our counseling and other support services on campus. bravo. the problem is, once the backlash came we had this apology. let's put that up. in hindsight, it's clear to us the message failed to communicate palestinian community members. nicole, can i call you nikki? [laughter] >> no, you may not. [laughter] >> not a problem. [laughter] you were in arizona and now you are a jersey girl. rutgers, you have an apology again for condemning anti-semitism, why couldn't they just leave it there? >> because it's not a popular opinion right now as you heard bill mark, have hollywood people

going out and being part of these pro- palestinian protest but here's the problem, what's happening in the u.s. is different than what's going on internationally. israel we have to remember, it's the only middle eastern country that has the same respect for democracy, social and religious freedoms as we do but here in the u.s., you have pro- palestinian protesters who are essentially attacking american jews for policies the israeli government is instituting so they have to be separated and it's important that we not muddy the watters to the sense was going on between israel and gaza is not the same thing going on here with these anti-semitic crimes and we have to condemn them and the media is not calling them out and it will take more than a tweet from president biden to stop it. they have to stand up and say they are not going to tolerate violence. >> the president of the united states puts out a tweet

condemning anti-semitism and violence against american jews in los angeles and new york and cities and towns in between but he can't make a public statement about from his own mouth. why? >> as a why. it bothers me more than anything else, joe biden is an anti- suit, taking marching orders from the progressive left, the squad. they have basically taken a pro- palestinian position within the democratic party and joe biden is afraid of them. what's going on in places like los angeles anti-semitic hate is going on, in new york city, the democratic party is split. part of the party the moderates if they still exist, they support israel but there's a loud and vocal democratic party whose anti-semitic. i'll say it, anti-semitic. one of the numerous reasons why leftist party is so far left, the scary part is that israel is

our only neighbor as far as allies in the middle east that practice democracy like we do. >> nothing says pushing pro- palestinian rights beating up american jews in los angeles when we talk about los angeles to gaza but allysia, you've been a fox news gal for a quarter century, you started when you were 12 years old. congrats on that. you've always been a great analyst because you pursue facts and cover all angles and let the audience decide in terms if they want to have an opinion. your own opinion into your reporting unless you are being asked of your opinion so why do you think more and more now with this particular story we are seeing more media outlets taking a side and injecting their opinions into reporting instead of just reporting the facts. >> i think you're right because i think one, i think there's a

fundamental misunderstanding and lack of understanding of what is actually happened in israel between hamas and israel for one. i also think it's easy for folks nowadays to ignore the history the united states has had with israel as well and also, when i heard bill mark say that, the first thing i thought was of course progressives are taking their cues from the president who is taking his from the more progressive left-wing side of his party that put ratcheting up the pressure and tightening so hard on him dave had nothing left to do but completely change their stance, the stance of the u.s. when it comes to israel, it is all. >> it's so 2021. bill mark is the voice of reason in the democratic party but he's unafraid and doesn't have to give his audience comfort food.

we have to leave it there. coming up, one virginia school district many parents say teaching critical race theory is punishing one of his teachers for taking a stand on identifying boys and girls. the comments he made to the school board, next. ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show, the school district is allowing virginia, getting a lot of attention now that parents expose the critical race theory being talked to the kids. the school district is pushing one of the teachers, punishing one of the teachers after he disputed it a biological what can be a girl in front of the

school board. >> is not my intention, there are certain truths you must face when ready. we condemn 80408035 while the holy image of god. of all my students but i would never like them regarding regardless of consequences. i will not affirm a biological boy can be a girl and vice a versa because it's against my religion is lying to a child, it's abuse and sinning against our god. >> public schools face legal issues if he stays in the senate. a muscle teacher so i want you on your best behavior especially you, joe, but i will start with doctor nicole. nicole, you see a problem with this teacher expressing an opinion at the school board meeting and subsequently getting suspended?

>> this is a highly controversial topic and sensitive because it means a lot to a lot of different people and even the pope himself has come out in certain ways against transgender, people who are strong in a certain faith may truly believe it's against their religion transgender and when you're a schoolteacher, the one he was referencing from something enforcing that he had to refer to a child is whatever they say they are whether they are a boy, a girl, whatever name they want to be called, whether on the registration and he said i think it's too much and the perfect place to air it is in a public format for people can test what he's saying and have an open forum and hear both sides and that is what a healthy debate is. you don't want to silence anyone who is contrary and but i will say the suspension is interesting, whether or not it's infringing on free speech, i'm not sure it is something that

will have to be looked at because they couldn't release a lot of information because of the ongoing lawsuit but it's highly controversial and something schools will have to really look at because you want to make sure welcoming and safe environment for children and their teachers and everyone able to freely practice their religion and it's not infringed upon. >> before i go to joe, i want to read what his lawyers said, there's a court quote they have said that says basically complete replication of suspension, he will be forced to take legal actions. joe, he has a first amendment right of free speech but also a first amendment right of religion, does a constitutional right so you think he's on state grounds to challenge the suspension? >> absolutely and we see it time and again we hear a large

faction of people in the country saying they celebrate diversity and of course we could do that but no one seems to be celebrating the most important diversity and thus the diversity of thought and exchange of ideas and in this case, this teacher will be suspended or is and you wonder okay, we don't have civil debate anymore because i know you are right and here's why, it goes to eliminating that person and i'll give you one example that resonated with me, a play-by-play announcer for the nba, he was the play-by-play announcer and a player on the team asked him, what you think of the black lives matter movement on twitter? the responder all lives matter, every single one. end of sentence. he was fired no more than 24 hours later, he's had the job since 1998, no controversy, he does is jobs well. he made the statement that all men are created equal and that was the end.

there's no exchange of ideas, you get eliminated if you don't fall in line with whatever's deemed as right speech as opposed to wrong speech. >> let me read the school districts response to the law firm representing schoolteacher. basically says it's confidential, under state and federal law, i cannot comment to say he's on administrative leave with pay the schoolteacher is being supported by opponents of critical race theory. in my opinion, you could give me your spent but it seems there is an effect based on the school board trying to silence the teacher by suspending him and you have people supporting him because they feel the board has a disconnect from the community at large. your thoughts? >> i was thinking, what about other kids who go to this school

in this district? what is the message to them about voicing his dearly held belief and opinion? it's got to have a chilling effect on them and they are growing up in this environment, what is it going to do to them? we grew up being told there is an exchange of ideas, we can talk about this and kids are being taught now that they can't. what if i have time, it brings to mind the masterpiece cake shop in colorado in 2012, a baker here who refused to make a cake for a same-sex couple because he had sincerely held religious beliefs that he could not create a cake to celebrate that, they could do what they wanted with their own lives, it's about him and his beliefs all the way to the supreme court and the ruling was in his favor and he was not forced to make the cake but it goes back a long way not being able to express your feeling in your own profession. >> i give all three of you and

a+. next, fauci under fire. evidence searches, risky viral experiments even if they could lead to a pandemic. what it means for the wuhan loudly, this theory straightahead. ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show, president biden may not be ready for an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. but remember state department quietly ended the investigation ordered by then secretary of state mike pompeo. on fox and friends this morning he slammed biden for not taking action sooner. >> when he says they get 90 days for the intelligence community

to look at this, they've been looking at for a long time i've known spring last year 2020 when i first spoke about this, there's enormous evidence it came from that laboratory and wuhan. we know people who got sick there, scientists got sick there and we know they were doing this research essentially taking the virus is making them more contagious and more lethal, we know that could be true. his administration has to get after this. >> now there's no evidence of doctor fauci defending game of function research. 2012 he wrote in a paper, it's more likely that a pandemic would occur in nature the need to stay ahead is a primary is and for performing an experiment that might appear to be risky. this is not a new topic, i have an entire chapter devoted to my new book panic attack, exploring the origins of the virus and the reason being, because there's

been multiple theories since day one, joe. as you know, i was a target of a media campaign last year when i wouldn't rule out the possibility of an accidental lab leak within the proximity of the coronavirus research and the wuhan wet market. joe, media montage want to play this for you to see and i want you to respond to it. >> the wuhan virology was made famous by the trump officials to allege without concrete evidence the covid virus leads from the vicinity. >> certainly, pinning something on china that was made up but literally opportune development is something he'd love to see. >> world health organization said the lab theory is extremely unlikely. >> they said they weren't sure yet, they were still investigating in the president is winging it just like he wings

it every day on china. >> at this stage, there a lot of people with a lot of theories and not a lot of evidence. >> joe, while there has been some new information, the story hasn't gotten so much more credible, it's just that the media group has decided to become public, they have to acknowledge it. >> they have to acknowledge it but also donald trump is more distant from the white house so we could except these conspiracy theories, senator tom cotton as early as february of 2020 talking about, i want to make sure i get this right, he says we also know a few miles away from the food market is china's only biosafety super laboratory researchers human infectious diseases is a possibility it could have come from there and then you have headlines like this one from the washington post, tom cotton repeat coronavirus conspiracy theory already debunked in the new york

times, life is busy theories force and why it matters and you are obviously attacked as well, you still haven't apologized are retracted for making reckless statements around this but i want to know, why did the u.s. media automatically just leave the chinese communist party and world health organization that works in proxy with that government over a sitting senator and president they have intelligence to say otherwise? like we talked about, it's not just i disagree with you, we should debate this, automatically it goes tom cotton is a conspiracy theorist, donald trump is one as well and dismissed them out right and i wonder how the u.s. media would have been so sure it didn't come from the lab we have journals expelled from china once the pandemic began because they might actually find something that would lead to what we are seeing now growing evidence the wuhan lab may have played a significant role for the role here. >> and going back to the

beginning, people were talking about the origins of the virus but obviously there is clear evidence that was covered up from the chinese communist party in terms of cases, hospitalizations and deaths and now there's more evidence that may have been coverups regarding the possibility of a lack origin. now that president biden state there may be a new investigation, how you see it unfolding? you think there will be an end to this investigation? >> my big question, how much can we realistically find out now as an investigative body from the biden administration that's been closed to get the former president any credit for anything he says or any actions the administration took in regard to the buyers and earlier today i was interviewing senator roger marshall from kansas and he brought up some good points, even if we do decide to move forward on the investigative movement, whose to say there's anything left to investigate

that hasn't already been when you look at data, evidence or people? there might be people who weren't even around anymore who had information so it's really hard. as a reporter it's difficult because you get the runaround on it and one other thing, we are finding out the state department under the trump administration in the final days was still trying to warn people, letting the incoming administration no that a laboratory born virus can mimic something that comes out naturally if it only occurs in a few number of people. it's frightening to know this was not followed up on. >> peter doocy was pressing, press secretary whether or not biden would be punishing china. listen. >> if it turns out covid originated from a lab in china, which the president says one

element of the intel community thinks it's possible, would the president be to punish china? >> we are not going to go there yet, we have to go through the 90 day review -- >> just anything that kills 91116 americans, what would the president do? anything? >> he's doing something right now. >> one thing i found interesting when i was researching for my book, which i know you been reading, so this is a good question for you, i talked about the world health organization and how it is compromised with the relationship with throughout this entire role. president trump was trying to pull back to hold them accountable for a lot of the mishaps and echoing misinformation coming out of china. president biden is determined to reinstate it and make it stronger. what you say to that? >> hunter biden hunter biden,

hunter biden. doctor nicole, that segment you showed, you learn nothing from that, nothing from the white house. the bottom line from what joe is talking about, trump is on the mind of the democrat and left-wing media. he was ahead of the curve on this. he called them out. the democrats and left-wing media is so bent on getting trump out of office, whatever came out of his mouth regarding the wuhan lab, whatever came out of his mouth about china, they dismissed it because they didn't want to give president trump credit. china has fought everyone off. the world health organization, nba, lebron james, china's money all in the democratic party so you can't give any credibility to china, why would we believe china? we are talking about now is known a year ago and anyone associated with the trump administration was tarnished because of the hatred and

dislike for donald j trump. >> leo, i agree anti- trump is him injured a response when it came to the covid pandemic but still ahead on the big show, and the city star and new york, candidate now says shoplifters shouldn't be punished. we discussed the outrage as crime skyrockets in the big city. next. ♪♪

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okay, three experts. allysia, are you aware of civilized societies that allow individuals to commit crimes? what is your thoughts? alicia: no. i look at a lot of things for being a parent, we have a blended family of five teenagers, if we apply this logic in our household, we be saving instead of college. are you kidding me? there is no excuse. it doesn't make any sense, it's terrible. especially big cities like new york or really anywhere. that's it. >> doctor nicole, when i think of $3 million apartment to sign a $10 million deal, i think of gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, i think of those elitist democrats who say do as i say, not as i do.

your thoughts? >> first of all, and the city coming back? i didn't hear about that. that's news we should be discussing. [laughter] leo, here is the thing, she explained this for families who can't make ends meet and that's why they're going and needing to get these things and while i can tell you about 86% of americans throughout the pandemic did say according to the u.s. census bureau families are having a difficult time ends me, what happened to new york? they shut down restaurants, they would delay to reopen and all of a sudden low income workers who depending on salary lost their jobs, there's a lot of opportunities to get money so there are ways to help people for basic necessities. you have to know when people go to cvs and other cases and they are shoplifting, they take it and then tell it on the street so that is monopoly in itself so

it's not necessarily families who are struggling to make ends meet and it's tugging at heartstrings but there can be criminal activity not just in terms of shoplifting. >> joe this last question is tough and may be difficult to answer, new york is riddled with crime, murders, looting, rotting, does new york need more crime? >> i don't think so. new york needs more police but they are having trouble recruiting because so many police are retiring because they are tainted by democrats or those in the media as the bad guy of those making the communities that are serving but cynthia nixon, i want to play by her rules because cynthia launched merchandise decelerate the show's 20th anniversary. guess what you can get. the collection features tote bags and teachers, prices starting at $30 so let me get straight, i can steal the

totebag or the t-shirt and get away with it completely and by the way i pray sex in the city is coming back it was in the abu dhabi which made no sense. [laughter] please, it can't come back. [laughter] >> straightahead, trigger playing slip and slide kamala harris making a joke at the naval academy graduation and failed terribly. who has a tough day and who has a bad day? ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show. so who had a good day in who had a bad day? here is a slippery streaker at a washington nationals game slides into safe until security dragged him out and kamala harris offering this to the naval academy graduate. >> just ask any marine today, would she rather carry 20 pounds

of batteries or rolled up solar panels and i'm positive she will tell you a solar panel and so would he. >> so who had a good data colin who had a bad day? >> the streaker by far had a great day. that is a good time. i would say kamala harris she also think she had a really good day laughing at her joke. i'd say those who had a bad bad day were the ones i do bad day were the ones who had to sit there and actually listen to that speech and hurt to continue to laugh at herself. >> leo good day and bad day? >> the streaker mission accomplished. he had a great day and he had a lot of fun. kamala harris had a bad day not ready for the big time. that last and nervous laugh is when she know she's in trouble. that was a total bomb.

>> she clearly thinks she's funny and his leo pointed out she's probably nervous but good day and bad? >> i'm going to conform here because it seems like obvious answers at this point are you >> no group thinking. >> hillary clinton and mitt romney had tipsy problems that led to their defeat. kamala harris puts this thing to a whole new level and when i heard she was a 2020 presidential candidate that was wrong. she never got to 2020 project dropped out before one vote was cast because she simply not very likeable and just doesn't have that authenticity gene. if she ends up in the 2024 nominate the democratic party will be in serious trouble. her personality will savor it like it did with say president obama did with say president obama. >> they are would be a lot of giggling then.

that does it for us. we will see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show. "the fox report" with jon scott starts now. ♪♪ ♪♪ jon: president biden pushing for massive increase in government spending as he lays out his 6 billion-dollar budget proposal for the 2020 three fiscal year but republicans are declaring it dead on arrival. good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." president biden's plan to invest in areas like if a structure public health and education would push federal spending to its highest level since world war ii. with rising concerns over inflation top