butterflies. happy father's day. >> thank you so much to all the fathers out there. thank you for spending time with us here on fox news. >> . trace: into "the big sunday show" here's what's on tap tonight. >> the mayor of fort lauderdale calls it a tourist act but where is the evidence and why is he facing backlash tonight? >> joe biden promise those

making less than 400 grand would not see a tax increase but they lied. >> the chicago mayor declares racism as a public health crisis is as 50 people are shot over the weekend. the first the cdc says they can't celebrate that only a vaccinated tweeting father's day is a special time for many families and people who are fully vaccinated and then staying 6 feet apart with mounting criticism after it is investing billions of dollars for antiviral treatments for coronavirus six months after health experts told congress we already have medication to help fight it. >> mountains of data have emerged showing the miraculous effectiveness and early

outpatient treatment we have multiple observation showing that the need for hospitalization. trace: now doctor fauci says it would be a powerful tool that senator whose testimony was answered and senator johnson that certain treatments were ignored speak out on sunday morning futures. >> with the nonprofit medicine so the oldest money is thrown to pharmaceutical companies to develop new therapies we already have existing repurposed drugs i find it absurd the government committed $4 million into different areas this week to try to find an oral antiviral early treatment therapy we have it now.

>> doctor fauci and they will never admit they were wrong because if they do they would have to admit hundreds of thousands of people didn't have to lose their lives but for their censorship and doctor fauci's mismanagement. trace: there is a good point because we see a pattern here was social media that was a conspiracy theory with big tech hydroxychloroquine was in favor they shut it down and ivermectin is the same but it's not only that but dangerous. >> now the feds are doing with the federal government can't do. we are tired of the lectures

it's coming out also on father's day the cdc telling us how we will enjoy this day. we are not infants we been doing this for a year and a half 600,000 americans dead. 100million infected. we know what is at stake we are in charge of our own lives. this has got to end their meddling has done no good. it is completely correct the number of americans are dead to what the american government debt dead. we have to stand up. my goodness looking back at pills that could have and would have saved lives. and now we have to had that on when it comes to fauci in the entire federal government. >> it would be fascinating to find out who did not get hydroxychloroquine who needed it or who did not get down - - you did not get offered ivermectin.

it doesn't seem to the medical establishment that joe biden would make the goal at the 70 percent vaccination rate by the fourth of july it doesn't look like people make that somehow the president has gone into full-court press mode. listen to him. >> the new variant will leave unvaccinated people even more vulnerable than they were one month ago. this is a serious concern especially because of what experts are calling the delta variant it is more easily transmissible. potentially deadlier, particularly dangerous for young people. trace: so get the vaccine or else? >> the bogeyman approach. the democrats rolled into office by attacking donald trump ignoring the science and

they believe the coronavirus as long as it is out there , they can keep people dependent on them. it is a dependency argument. the reason why they focused on this they want to ignore the border. it is a political strategy. i am telling you right now on this program they want to keep this at issue for the next four years. the american public will not buy it. and that period is over in 2022 american public will not be locked up again they do not by the biden frederick. trace: it's interesting lisa because just three or four weeks ago you could not say that but now you have national security advisor sullivan to say they will not threaten china for her access to

investigate the origins of the virus. listen to him. >> we are not at this point going to issue ultimatums. we will rally support in the international community. if it turns out china refuses to live up to the international obligations, we will have to consider our responses at that point. trace: he is shaking in his boots. [laughter] lisa: china wanted joe biden to win at one point when it look like china would when the currency took a nosedive. we will not get to the bottom of this because the administration doesn't have the stomach or the will. and it is too late we have the media and the left lie about the origins to actively suppress the information as a conspiracy theory. now it is too light on - - too

late. now destroying evidence that would have guided from wuhan. what critical information was suppressed by the left or the media? suppressed by big tech that could have saved lives? ivermectin hydroxychloroquine. what would the story be different with the way america handled coronavirus allowing for free speech? even early in the pandemic there were lockdowns and scientist that were allowed on tv with the economy have opened earlier if we allow doctors to be on television to have conversations? what would the story have look like if we had been allowed for free speech in america? trace: what president trump said he would put three.2 billion dollars that the president will do now into antiviral development

medications? it would be the same reaction. that now anything that comes out of that we will not by. >> as people not wanting to be associated with donald trump. it wasn't about lies if it was collateral damage it is fine as long as you did not agree with donald trump. this is the height i don't use the word evil very often but my goodness this is what we are dealing with. by the way we had more freedom of speech think mental health issues less suicide why those lies would have been is beyond people to be saved as well. huge problems must be addressed.

leo: tammy is right remember kamala harris during the campaign talking about a vaccine to be developed before the election? he said i will not take it. i don't trust the president. it is a hatred toward trump. period. they want to keep the pandemic going for years. >> but both kamala harris and joe biden questioned the vaccine. the fort lauderdale mayor makes a shocking claim after a driver hits to people at a pride parade. >> what we saw was a terrorist attack on the lgbtq community. trace: is that what happened? the growing backlash against the mayor when "the big sunday show" returns. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started.

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right after happen the mayor placed blame immediately without knowing the facts. listen to this. >> it was a terrorist attack

on the lgbt community. we will not stand for this. this will not happen in my state or any state teefifteen it was not a terrorist attack it did not happen in fort lauderdale or while he was mayor but this is a tragedy but we now know and even at the time when the young man was taken out of is truck he said it was an accident actually from the game and core in fort lauderdale those that were injured and the driver is part of the core family to my knowledge it is not an attack on the lgbtq community so after the communities love and support.

so let me just mention this, lisa because it seems to be automatic. right? it's a liberal dynamic where there is no details and immediately declared a terrorist attack. is that something that's even fair to say without knowing the details no matter who you are quick. >> of course not. that something that you want to get absolutely correct. right? the mayor did not care about the facts but there is a narrative to be pushed and that was emblematic talk about the broader problem we have an academic one - - epidemic a false narratives look at the past couple years the false narratives have been told by the people in charge or the media pushing that instead of the facts? we see that with russia gay even with a deadly narrative about police brutality in america. is simply not happening if you look at the 2020 data only five.3 percent of people shot and killed by police were

unarmed that doesn't include the michael brown's of the world reaching for police officers got. murders and homicides are going up in cities across america as a result of the false narrative teefifteen we have a statement the mayor made to foxnews now the realization it was a horrible accident it terrorized me and all around me to those witnesses i reported but i saw to law enforcement had strong concerns about what transpired for the safety of my community i feared it could be intentional based on what i saw. that would've been an appropriate thing to say. i don't know everything that happened a fear that it might be deliberate but it's almost that it is expected or desired that with everything being about victimhood that's the only place to go is that

statement and not for the mayor? >> that is the weakest walk back i've ever seen. he said i was terrorized. that's not what you said you said it was a terrorist attack. that we have problems initiative happen in our town. then you think you absolutely said these lies in said it was deliberate and premeditated - - premeditated and targeted against us specific person. all of that was false and the question becomes you wonder if president trump was still in office, and all of this is from the oval office that is the pattern jumping to conclusions and trying to say i just told him what i saw. no you didn't. you gave them the exact lie after lie with zero evidence to back it up teefifteen this

is what all minority groups are experiencing anything horrible can happen to you in a deliberate manner that your fellow americans. i know there are problems they have to work on, absolutely but is it enough? do we need to see every single thing? cancel culture. and now of course people clearly are grieving. do you think this is something americans finally recognize as going too far in being brainwashed? >> most do with the left will continue to play the game. they play identity politics and every person that falls within their rubric is a victim we are automatically a victim even though we suffer no harm. in that mayor, to get out in front, and really do a criminal investigation that he

intentionally lied. he lied about any factual information from law enforcement and you cannot walk back but the democrats will always play identity politics because they want us to feel oppressed. i do not feel oppressed teefifteen i think that's obvious. this is great stuff. thank you. coming up, joe biden promised he would not raise taxes on anybody making less than $400,000 a year. it turns it was a lie and we break down the findings of the new report. next.

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>> welcome back to "the big sunday show". hot and cold to president biden on taxes. remember when he campaigned on the promise he would not raise taxes on the middle class? >> here's how my plan works. i will not raise taxes on anyone that makes less than $400,000 a year i will raise taxes on people only making over 400. >> not raising one penny of taxes for anybody. >> if you make less than 400,000. >> again the unadulterated lie. leo: really? a new report from the policy centers saying some middle income earners are still subject to a tax increase

under the biden plan. those that are between 75100 annually will play an additional $440 per year. 69 percent earning between 100,200,000 will pay $830 more on average and 84 percent that making between 20,500,000 will see an average increase of over $2000. i want you to hear this because so we have to look at what the needs are of the american people all i'm doing is taking a look at reality and millions of good paying jobs by directing healthcare

and housing and infrastructure. leo: should we worry about these numbers? teefifteen we should and then to reelect donald trump. and wage gaps shrinking and wages going up inside can arsonist to say we have to get a new housing commission. are you kidding me? that's why socialist don't know how to run. get that right now. and trying to balance the budget right now and then going paycheck to paycheck coworkers are worried about their jobs people working on the keystone pipeline everybody knows the numbers matter.

they have to look to the future clearly if it was drawn out of the hat at this point get everybody in the class to put a name out of the hat and put that person in the white house. leo: the problem here is to define the term infrastructure and whether or not it includes climate control. aoc has an opinion. >> infrastructure, climate legislation is infrastructure legislation. that's why it's so important that this infrastructure bill actually helps us to meet our climate goals. leo: is that a selling point?

trace: as a father's day response i would say no. [laughter] but for joe biden to say i will trim back my infrastructure package and cut out $500 billion and the stuff he cut out was for roads and bridges. [laughter] everybody says that is infrastructure. all of this is nonsense we do the stories all the time when joe biden talks about people paying their fair share it is a canard. we know that we know they pay 70 percent of all taxes joe biden all the way, leo, has been in office exactly five months today you don't think the middle class is paying right now? gas is five dollars a gallon. >> i live in the same state as you and final question who is benefiting from this?

again they will adjust their taxes appropriately who wins right now under the biden plan? lisa: they present this as an infrastructure bill but less than 6 percent actually goes to bridges and roads. it's the same thing with the covid bill with 9 percent actually went to covid relief it's better to gaslight then ignore those that is infrastructure or covid relief it doesn't help the american people. but joe biden wanting to raise taxes on american people how much harm on society? the reason why we are suffering as a society is government is not the coronavirus but shutting down cities across america suffer across america.

the government that paid americans to say instead of going to work businesses have to employ even more to incentivize them when they are already trying to stay afloat so it is the government that has directed this economy when joe biden wants to go full speed ahead to make it worse. >> paying $16 for a sub sandwich. out the door. >> i agree. and then racism is a public health crisis. what about those 50 people shot since friday night we will discuss.

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lisa: welcome back to "the big sunday show" there is a new public health crisis to deal with, racism. >> i am here today with racial equity in leaders to formally declare systemic racism for a

public health crisis here in chicago almost every single point in our city's history, racism is taken a devastating toll on the health and well-being of americans of color and those who are black in particular. lisa: it gives chicago $12 million of coronavirus funds for equity zones but local media is reporting since friday night alone those five were killed they said gain life isn't just something but it is almost revered. if you really want to get at the heart of the gangs it is the borderline family unit that has avoided to call out gangs in our community as a source of violence so let's start with you is racism a

public health crisis as the mayor alleges? >> my concern is liberals don't do anything they haven't planned for in the overall narrative which is what they are facing is at the heart and soul of the nation. something they can't escape and others are doing to them that will never end. allows the left to tell people of color in particular that they are suffering will never end. you must get rid of what is doing this to you. you were doing that every other human being that in fact if it is a health issue people who are racist have to be eliminated for you to be healthy. it really signals your fellow americans your neighbors are people who don't look like you is a danger to your very life like a living virus. this is a problem sure she

gets extra money that she can also remove herself and these policies that have done this. the allowing of gangs, unemployment and neighborhood kids going to gains and homelessness. that's the problem another shiny object podcast everyone is a danger to society. lisa: then they said gains is at the source with the problem of chicago we need to focus more in the family unit. how susceptible our young men to crime without fathers at home? leo: it is a big problem. so the key here is let me be as clear as i can on this. there is no systemic racism in chicago or in this country that is a democratic line and went to be clear about that.

public enemy number one is chicago. she has to move that $10 million because it is based on race and just recently was nailed for excluding reporters she claimed the race card because she is allowing people that look like me to get killed every week in chicago. this is a joke she's trying to win reelection and playing the old-fashioned democratic race card. i am sick of that she is public enemy number one in chicago. lisa: tell us how you really feel. [laughter] leo: i will tell you tomorrow. lisa: that was very powerful and very sustained. so chicago has so many issues and problems how much of this is a distraction as we have discussed? forty-five shot, five killed

since friday alone. trace: those numbers were compared one - - compiled late last night so those will be higher. forty-five shots in five killed happening every single weekend in chicago. i love chicago and fox news went on the air 25 years ago i was a chicago correspondent. we did a live feed with the gang unit meeting 14 and 15 -year-old kids but they were proud. they felt they had a home and place of belonging and they would do whatever they were told talk about how you solve this is on the ground with coaches and mentors and people keep these kids from 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon through 6:00 o'clock something

has to be productive in those hours that's the way you keep the kids out of gangs it has worked in places like baltimore including los angeles. there is no black lives matter marches every weekend why? why isn't there this immense outrage across the country about what is happening like west baltimore and southeast los angeles? it's not happening because it's not making cable news if it doesn't make cable news they don't care. lisa: also the mayor denied white reporters so why is she allowed to get away with racism? now moving on one reporter that the community isn't having it so he is taking his

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♪♪ teefifteen welcome back to "the big sunday show" a long beach new york trump supporter is fighting back as his community attempts to stifle his freedom of speech. his car is covered in stickers and he finds lags outside of his home god for bid that the city is fighting and ordinance to stop him no sign shall be erected within the perimeter of any public street or property. telling the new york post he that - - they are bending the law to fit the crime is a blatant attempt to silence me now suing for 25 million buckaroos. so the entire city is democrats.

and that you are a leo - - you are a lawyer, leo. nobody seems to have been bothered by this before which is what i love. it is the activism. will he win? i do want to warn you but it's better than flag against biden with the swearword you want your kids to see that. that isn't helpful so what do you think in general? >> . leo: free legal advice the damage advice 25 million forget that but it is political speech. you are saying that you cannot say those words what can you say? so has a great to have an injunction teefifteen this is

what is interesting court cannot take up the case people have to challenge this and even if it does work for you it's better if the city thought maybe we shouldn't do that. lisa: i like fly your flag. stick it to your tailed. trump supporters are actively treated differently in america and it's a real problem what we are faced over the years. and then was charge for spreading disinformation you have a group of senators that recently wrote to merrick garland for the prosecutors to drop charges against portland writers.

before the trial has even taken place. so 100 percent trump supporters have been treated differently teefifteen trying to pay differences. i don't we can see the comments? but yes we would not be here if he was flying a biden flag. this is selective targeting for his political ideology. we see that across-the-board and why president trump was elected in the first place do you think this is in fact over systemic issues is this a problem we are facing in the country? >> we should point out that

quotation is a self-described liberal democrat he does not support the flag but he fights for what is right. just as a joe biden flag we would not be here how may times in the past couple years have we seen that across the country we have a dozen stories where all of this vandalism and across the country and then sign supporting the police and black lives matter were left alone. that was a pattern across the country. that's just the way it was so what's happening to michael wasserman. he will not get a penny in the whole thing. but it raises questions about double standards. and then with those conservative issues it is all

the same nothing part it's the same issue of double standards across the country and sometimes even liberal warriors have to stand up and fight what is right teefifteen but every now and then democrats come out of that arena politics with that used to matter that freedom of expression to be left alone as long as you are not here on - - hurting anybody. [laughter] leo: but i like your thought process. >> a beautiful car. talk about mayor de blasio.

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♪♪ >> the music is top-notch. that white tictac spotted 17 years ago by a former navy pilot spotted again this time in england. resident snapped a photo before it shot away and posted it to a ufo hunters face but group. we'll get some information coming out of congress this week on ufos they will say things like we don't think this technology is alien but we don't know what it is. i'm not a big ufo believer i

talk to people several years ago and they said before buck rogers nobody ever saw a ufo they saw angels. but something is going on because these navy pilots are some of the best aviators in the country and it is weird teefifteen that is the difference now. that is compelling but that is what it's really come telling about the original tictac where it comes from and also the videos after that fact look at regular military people filming things at the time, that matters and americans care about that it's at the height of arrogance to think we are the only living creatures in the universe god is a very big thing and i think we feel - - limited but that is the perfect thing that

could be a black swan and show up later on affecting the rest of our lives. >> when us officials say things this doesn't.2 alien intelligence but we don't know what it is then how do you say that? >> we have democratic administrations republican administrations and ufos and there is no consensus it silence from the government so now right before i was watching superman. but there is lack of unity for what is really out there. i don't know. i'm just talking about superman. [laughter]

>> going back for forever they haven't done us any harm yet and then to worry about in the united states so we cannot count on government to be honest anyway. trace: great to have you. that does it for us. "the fox report" with jon scott starts right now. >> a bipartisan group of senators is preparing to unveil and infrastructure bill and it can be a big fight in washington and this is "the fox report". >> some progressive democrats a time is running out to make a deal with republicans or they might push ahead with a separate $6 trillion spending

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