they have a girlfriend me page by the way. we give him our very best wishes. it's great to see you. on this sunday coming up next a big sunday show right here on fox news channel. thank you for watching. >> hi everyone i am laura trump along with charlie and tyrus and welcome to the big sunday shell. here's what is on cap tonight. >> dozens of people shot in liberal ryan cities across the country will anything be done about the safety in dc? >> are more coronavirus lockdowns coming? should be believe them?

>> it can be bye-bye bacon if they take the staple off the menu. laura: the squad is camped out on the capitol steps to keep the government handout in place and infighting in the democratic party intensifies. the progressive protesting on the federal ban on evictions for more than a year and they want the house to come back and vote to extend that. cori bush meeting on 2:00 a.m. sunday we have not slept since thursday night the eviction moratorium so now we're in the eviction emergency. 11million are now at risk of losing their homes at any moment. the house needs to reconvene and put an end to the crisis. squad member stay on the capitol steps others have gone home for the august recess. that house speaker policy puts

the responsibility on the cdc. she tweeted the cdc has the power to extend the eviction moratorium as they double down on masks that would be a light at the delta variant. renters have been getting free money for the government. twenty-one.$3billion of back rent is owed and millions were given a break from paying their dues during the covid-19 pandemic. one of the landlords joined "fox and friends weekend" earlier. >> it can be turned into the investment property. but that dream to go to my kids is gone because of the simple fact that i am too far behind in arrears to complete that order get to that concept

i am old over $65000 may 10 it has not paid since 2019. i could go to litigation court but i did not expect any of the money. laura: live from the capital steps are they have been camping out for days. reporter: they had any fight to extend the eviction moratorium. it continues. look at the number of protesters coming out to support the squad is growing. the largest group we have seen. fifty or 60 people and we have been here all day long with a circle of speakers coming ahead. and now that chief of staff representative of cori bush that has been here since friday night. she wants a moratorium to be extended as well as the look on —- pelosi to reconvene and

vote on the legislation. we spoke both to and this is what they had to say. >> for the life of me i cannot understand why we say it is okay to force people out of their homes because as of legislators or the powers that be did not make it happen between seven and 11 million people. it is unconscionable and inhumane. >> people are in danger of being affected they don't care about rules and policies and procedures. they want to stay in their homes. reporter: they are upset with democrats and republicans and the administration the president says he cannot extend the moratorium because of a ruling from the supreme court last month that the cdc exceeded their authority when they put the abandoned place in the first place. laura: let's take a look at

what brian had to say about landlord specifically. >> the opportunity in the need and necessity is to get that money that is out there, that congress passed and we got the states and localities in the hands of landlords. they should see that money rather than to invest trace gallagher so what about the landlords? they have had bills and mortgages they are the banks money. what about them? do they truly get any help or should they sit in perpetuity? teefifteen they are the forgotten people in the story. some people view them as that bad guy. the eviction moratorium obviously needs to end the economy is back open. covid vaccines are available there is nothing stopping people from going out to get a job and paying their rent. i don't think people should be

evicted for owing rent when the economy was closed and americans across the country a what about $21 billion in back rent that congress allocated more than double of that 47 million to pay that off but the problem is that it has been really slow getting to landlords. it has been a total failure on that front. but moving forward people need to stop —- start paying august rent. if you don't believe me listen to joe biden who said no other economy is gaining jobs as fast as america. the time has come. laura: there we go. tyrus, some people say we have to put more dependent on the government. we want to pay people to stay home from work. now we have to keep them her the long-term.

not paying their rent or the landlord. it seems like a slippery slope toward socialism? >> 100 percent but it is the democratic way. you cannot do anything without it. free money is never good. it never helps. it conflates the problems and the issues. people getting checks that was supposed to go toward read but instead disney world. unfortunately that's it people look at when you see free money. it's different when it comes out of your paycheck it's different if there's consequences. it sounds cold but sometimes you have to be cold. everyone is responsible to pay their way so those who can't and need assistance, i understand that. we will make room for them as america always does. but if you have that much money and back rent in the stimulus checks for coming back this is the democratic party. they take large amounts of money, misappropriate, we never know where it goes.

and then they want to keep the party going because people are sitting at home and then depend on them for everything. big government. you need us. with that type of messaging only hurts in neighborhoods you need to get back to work and pay your bills. period. laura: some people are not that pleased taking it out on nancy pelosi. look at the protesters showing up at her san francisco home. >> we call on you to immediately call congress into session to vote on the eviction moratorium to keep people in their homes. we are in the midst of the second-worst covid surge to date and this is not the time to allow evictions to begin. laura: charlie, the squad has been camped out that what about the rest of the democratic party? is there more of a rift

because they are called to extend this and keep people from being evicted? charlie: that has to be my favorite thing about the whole story that democrats are in charge of everything. and when career bush sits on the front steps in protest, she is protesting democrats. democrats control the white house and both chambers of congress. they can do whatever they want to do. if they want to blow free money out of the cannon all over america, they can do that. but they can't. they will not do it. so they will take recess instead of doing it. and tyrus is right. free money is bad. we are taught there is no such thing as a free lunch. there is no free money. it comes from somewhere in washington at its worst with

politicians who want to play robin hood. they think they steal from the rich to give to the poor. but in this case they steal from the not so rich giving to the not so poor. then that result is the absolute annihilation of the american dream. you see these people that have second houses that went out to pay college tuition or build a nest egg. something make-believe to their children. or a vacation. they work their tails off all their lives. for the federal government to step in and destroy with a built it is pretty disgusting. that's what you get out of washington. laura: gun violence spikes in liberal run cities from a shooting outside a laundromat in new york city to tourist on bourbon street running for their lives when gunfire broke out. when will it end?

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>> welcome back to "the big sunday show". gun violence and democratic run cities reached alarming levels over the weekend. in your ten people her after people opened fire at a laundromat with a brazen coordinated attack between gang members. seven victims were innocent bystanders. the gunman pulled out guns and jumped on mopeds to get away. and in indianapolis a four -year-old is among the five people hurt in a shooting outside of a funeral home yesterday afternoon. investigators believe some of the victims were in the area to attend the funeral when they were shot. the little girl is in critical condition. new orleans bourbon street gunfire rang out at 3:00 a.m. five people hurt. so far no arrest have been made in any of the shootings.

laura, it feels every week we hear lawmakers say something has to be done about the violence and every weekend we get the numbers and hear the tragic stories about the children shot and nothing seems to be fixing the issue or getting done as result of this violence. laura: it is terrible and so sad and shouldn't be happening that they key is it is happening primarily in democratic run cities. these are all cities that voted to take funding away from their police departments last year. who police officers have been demoralized and what you expect to see happen? of course crime is on the rise. murders are up and a lot of these are gang related. you just reference that what about that gang members over the southern border right now? we have to put a stop to that. we have to get funding back to

the police department and start respecting police officers again and get a handle on the crime because unfortunately, it is right. nothing is getting done about it. carley: murders are up 16 percent in major us cities. such a break that down, 259 more people were murdered in 2021 than 2020 and 548 more have been murdered in 2021 than 2019. it has been said before but the black lives matter movement they say they care about black lives that what about those people? tyrus: anytime a group that starts off with one group the only one that matters it is

all about profit they are not concerned with lives it just sounds good to talk about it. but remember the powerful testimony on capitol hill by the capital police when that brave officer talked about what it was like for him dealing with mobs. you can literally take that panel to anywhere in the country in the cities and hear the exact same stories. the difference is because it is politicized for the democrats to support them if it wasn't in the interest of the democrats we never would have heard those speeches from the police officers they had their knees capped. there is no funding. there is no respect. why would you take chances anymore? these spaces spit in the face of the officers. the worst human beings are coming out because they are emboldened not only do they respect police officers but at the same time not withholding the law because there is no police officer out there. so we just see what happens when we don't have the police and for those who thought this was a wonderful idea to defend

the police you have open the floodgates to the worst of the human beings. i don't know how we fix it or do this how do you ask a young man or woman to join the force right now with what they up against and those who still wear the badge, thank you for still fighting the fight when you are clearly being treated like you don't matter and you don't count. my heart goes out to them. it is really sad right now we just wake up and see it. carley: charlie, there is no funding for police departments now that is true but —- as part of the problem the other part is the criminal coddling policies with district attorneys letting people out on bail reform making it impossible for police officers to do their job. they are resting people than one day later back out on the street. >> it runs the full gamut of the entire justice system for

the police that are risking their lives every day only to turn around to see the person the day before to be allowed to get right back on the street. it's not just current policies or politicians but also the result of literally decades of democratic policies in the cities that have created this environment and the situation where you have this unspeakable crime and violence against innocent people that people shouldn't have to live like this certainly in a country as advanced and wealthy as the united states. but two issues move toward voters. economics and security. when people don't feel

secure, you wind up with huge wave elections when people don't feel secure. i say democrats, you might want to start cleaning up your house. because it will get real ugly real quick. >> to your point showing optimism for the future of the country has plummeted and i think that's a direct result of the crime issue. up next our coronavirus lockdowns looming? doctor fauci ways and that he changes his mind a lot. can we trust him? [laughter] coming up next. ♪♪ you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed.

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looming? doctor fauci says no even though the delta variant is spreading. >> i don't think we will see lockdowns. i think we have enough of the percentage of the people in the country. not to crush the outbreak, but i believe not enough to allow us to get into the situation we were in last winter. but things will get worse. charlie: lockdowns or happening in other parts of the world. in australia police helicopters are deployed to beaches to clear people. in berlin hundreds are protesting the covid measures. here? remember doctor fauci has changed his tune and this may refresh your memory. >> people should not be walking around with masks. >> on the state for the record that masks are not theater.

people feel a little bit better. >> masks are protective but it is not providing the perfect protection of people think that it is. >> there has not been any indication that putting a mask on and wearing a mask for a considerable period of time has any deleterious effects. there are unintended consequences. people fiddle with a in a touch their face. >> you do not need to wear a mask indoors if you have been vaccinated. >> it's good that you are vaccinated but in a situation with people indoors if it is crowded you should wear a mask. charlie: watching that amazing montage, it reminds you of all the pinwheel health decisions we have heard from doctor fauci. to what degree do you feel that the fauci flip-flop has undermined the government's ability to help regular americans through the crisis?

>> absolutely. the flip-flop has been a total messaging failure coming from doctor fauci and the cdc and members of the biden administration. now that we have a vaccine, i don't understand why they would force us to shut down or a child would be forced to wear a mask in school to protect a 35 -year-old who has voluntarily chosen not to get vaccinated. i don't know if there will be more closures coming but for now he says he doesn't think that would happen but also you can tell the powers that be are inclined toward that direction when you have wilensky saying biden is looking into a vaccine mandate that walking it back then the president was asked about more closures and he said it could be a possibility. i think the messaging has been one of the biggest failures as

the administration it should be easy. vaccines work. distribute the vaccine encourage everybody to get it and then get out of the way. charlie: and be willing to answer questions that stupid people like me have about the vaccine. that is the best way to alley fears in a free society. nih director calling for kids to wear masks. >> if delta as is contagious as we know it is an we want to try to put an end to a very significant uptick, wearing masks if you are under 12 and cannot be vaccinated in school is a really smart thing to do. it seems like a sacrifice worth making. charlie: i know you have kids and love them almost as much as federal bureaucrats love your kids we mask them up?

[laughter] laura: this is so exhausting. absently not it's like being in a bad relationship getting covid guidance from the biden administration changing from day to day hot and cold get vaccinated everything's back to normal. nevermind now kids may be have to mask up if you can't get vaccinated under 12. what i take as an american citizen and as a parent is information. the problem is we have had our people fearmonger by the mainstream media, especially parents the past year and a half. they have been terrified they are kid will have a serious reaction to covid-19. the fax don't lie thing god our children do not get covid in the same way as adults. if they do they are incredibly mild most of the time. they are survival rate is exceedingly high even that of

the seasonal flu. so the idea we make our children's in school with a mask on with headaches all day. we know how awful it is. they are crying not wanting to go to school because they have to wear them. friends of mine have young children who are begging to get the vaccine because they don't want to wear a mask in school next year and in some states they have already said if you don't have a vaccine you have to wear a mask. it is terrible and ridiculous. >> even worse than the mask or the lockdowns, tyrus are you ready to go into more lockdowns quick. >> other than it opens up more fishing time for me on my leak in the louisiana. [laughter] but it all goes back to messaging. stop who was setting the iq for the american democratic party needs to be fired

talking to us like we're children who don't remember anything is not working. poor messaging. i have no problem changing of information i have no problem with the doctor to say up until this point we believe wearing masks would protect you we are finding out now it is stopping those who are already infected from spreading it. this is why we want to do this. but then two weeks later guess what new reports came and we have discovered you don't need to wear the mask. but give it to us straight. not everything needs to be politicized. you can tell by their wording they say maybe, seems like, no for now. because they don't know were prepare literally going from one expert to another in the same holding we get six different answers it just comes down to messaging. i don't think doctor pouch she is the right messenger anymore because of the politicalization and used it

to throw baseball pitches instead of reading e-mails we need to be as boring as we can get. >> i would like to see tyrus as cdc director. [laughter] there is no vaccine better than fishing outdoors. >> give me the science report. wear masks for two weeks. take 15 minutes. t16 still ahead is facebook silencing the blue and police fight back over censorship. next.

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tyrus: welcome back to "the big sunday show". facebook under fire for trying to silence law enforcement. illinois association of chief of police honored officer as officer of the year for shooting and killing a staffer on —- a stabber who attacked him but facebook denied the request. this add content has been disapproved for violation of facebook advertising policies and guidelines. your matt add may have been rejected because it mentions politician or about sensitive social issues. in response the executive director of the chief of police said "the way i see it , facebook things it's wrong to honor a brave police officer who suffers serious wounds while protecting his city. how is that political?

in addition an organization called blue hearts for heroes which helps the families of law enforcement, had this post flagged as spam. the cofounder spoke out this morning on fox and friends. >> i think there are facebook employees at look at certain post they see something with law enforcement and right away they block it or put into spam that means bad. 100 percent i believe that. we have reached out to facebook they have given us no indication if they don't tell us why they are blocking something how are we supposed to keep from getting blocked in the future? tyrus: this is outrageous with the attack on the police in this country law enforcement gets it from all ends to the point it is socially not acceptable to honor a man who risked his life? to keep citizens safe?

laura come you have traveled the world and have seen law enforcement all over the corners. have you ever seen law enforcement treated as badly as they are in america right now? laura: no. it is disgusting. i have never seen something this ridiculous. we are so lucky to have these men and women who risk their lives every single day for all of us. the other reason we are able to live in a civilized society. what i take from the story is that facebook and all social media companies have too much power. repeal section 230 if we did that they were not be allowed to influence public opinion in the way they do. they know exactly what they are doing. it is disgraceful and a disgusting slap in the face to every person who wears the blue to represent america. it is so sad that we have come here. it seems so quickly that society has fallen into this

thanks to facebook and other social media outlets. tyrus: i call this woke supremacy the fear of the woke is so powerful that you are not willing to run a story about an effort like this. when you look at the landscape, do you see any optimism for positive reinforcement? >> i have been thinking a lot about that and wondering if we are about to enter a pro police era. as it continues to skyrocket i pray people come to their senses because it does happen at a local level with local leaders defunding police officers and minimizing cops. but in this particular instance, i really think the joke is on facebook.

now that facebook did not promote this we would not have ever now we never would have known about this hero cap who far back and saved his life but because facebook did not allow the post to be promoted we are now covering the story we have said his name and now more people are watching fox news right now than ever would have seen that post. tyrus: that's a great point. >> there he is. god bless him. tyrus: . thank you, sir. how do you start a grassroots organization or a movement to counter all this negativity toward the police department? what can we do as an everyday citizen? we need to give them a voice. i talked earlier about seeing that capital police that spoke about what happened we need to hear from police officers across the country so people

can feel what they are going through. would you support something like that? charlie: the only way to do it is to go to facebook and speak honestly using every avenue of free speech like fox news. another idea is to come up with a do not answer list like the do not call list for telemarketers. if you are facebook in common 11, your call should go right to voicemail and see how they like that when they need the police. tyrus: i'm sorry. [laughter] that is funny. bye-bye bacon? california restaurants worry about the future of the popular meet with the future of the breakfast table and new rules go into effect in california.

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>> welcome back to "the big sunday show". california could have a shortage of bacon. there could be a shortage because of the new rule in the state that expands the farming space for paying's but only 4 percent of farms say they have that space ready right now. that could increase the price of bacon by 60 percent raising the cost of a pack $9.60. californians consume consume 250 million pounds of pork a month but they only produce 45 million. this is not good news. is bacon officially canceled in california? >> i disagree. it's the greatest news ever on so many levels. this is why we have a federation of states. they can choose to be a guinea pig in california can do this. i look at the economics if there's less baking going to

california then more for the rest of us. also my prices will go down because there's going to be a greater supply. and it's like taking a vegan to a steakhouse. more for me. laura: you make very good points. you have change my mind. tyrus: i know a lot of happy pork bellies will have more room for romance and to get to know their partner it will be too long before they say go back to the way it was. progress is good though. >> i want them to have enough room to turn around but i also want to eat them and not spend a lot of money in the process. [laughter] >> i am such an animal lover i am a crazy animal person. so part of this i like but is

this really the right time to do this? we have small businesses coming back and a lot of these are restaurants. between $6.960? that's quite a jump. maybe everybody will go to nevada to get their vacant. >> and i'm a big bacon person have you ever tried turkey bacon that is an option. charlie: no. it probably is a perfect solution for californians but for normal americans, turkey bacon does not work or have enough fat. >> i was surprised how much pork californians eat because i don't want to generalize a whole state by l.a. that they are very big into the vegan trend but there other parts of their that love their meat i'm sure.

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the date for the biggest stories that you will be talking about this week and it might have to do with the border because the surge is continuing. life team footage shows hundreds of people trying to get into our southern border as we speak. vice president harris who is the de facto borders are is taking in august trip to singapore and vietnam. my prediction is she will get so much criticism that she will take a trip to the southern border maybe that's a hope or an aspiration but a legitimate headline but that's right now. charlie: exactly. that part of the border. mission texas.

but i think the big conversation this week is about the mandates of the masks. we have schools opening up as early as next week. i think this time around people will be a whole lot more to go along and more reluctant to trust health officials at the federal government level, telling them you have to do everything by zoom and wear a mask everywhere you go. and i imagine that not only we talk about this week but the next couple of weeks. laura: i want to remind everybody as we talk about covid, remember how this started. to flatten the curve and we did not learn anything if there was another lockdown or another quarantine situation, maybe we should remember to quarantine those people who are at risk.

i hope we never get there but i want to throw that out as some common sense. i don't want to get too crazy. so it looks like there will be another protest this week from the hammer thrower who protested after she made the olympic team. she said she will protest if she makes it to the podium. i will represent deal pressed people that has been my message for the last three years. i'm just focused on what i need to do. because all those people that hate me are not here so they cannot hurt me. but you have to make it to the podium. let's see what happens. there are a lot of people hope she cannot represent america because she is not doing the right thing with that. carley: i love you said yesterday about this topic, tyrus. but on social media those who focus on this i get it we do

have to cover the news if she does protest come it does become a new story. but also the outrage gives her power. keep it to her social media post expect that to happen and then move on with their lives giving it less attention. tyrus: and if she is on the podium she should shock the world and let everybody know defect to cuba. to really show us. don't do it. please don't. america will be so embarrassed. [laughter] tyrus: but i'm going to a story swept under the rug by mainstream media i take it's a little bit of light. the 20.6 billion-dollar restaurant find was supposed to go to business owners who lost money during the pandemic.

that biden administration administration prioritize those by women and minorities and veterans. they were moved to the front of the line. and they were told they would get their money. but once again this is the problem with the democrats in office. they make big claims and do things that are unconstitutional and what they were trying to do was isolate one group from another which apparently according to them is like system systemic racism so they moved them up to the front breaking the rules which led to a lawsuit because you excluded one group. then of course no one got their money and then it went into entertainment business is getting money. people who served hot wings now strip clubs. everything the misappropriation of funds and then you have thousands of restaurant owners who never

got approved for loans. >> i was just talking about this very thing however restaurant owner did not get the money because of exactly what you are saying. that does it for us up next is "fox report" which starts right now. >> five people shot on one of the most famous streets in the country in the violet weekend in new york city one mayoral candidate says we are losing grip on gun violence. good evening i'm in for jon scott and mrs. "the fox report". please are busy this weekend in new orleans in new york city to metro areas where shootings have spiked we have team coverage and charles lawson has more on the shoo