♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, i'm charlie hurt along with carly shimkus, emily campagno and tyrus. welcome to "the big saturday show." here's what's on tap. tyrus? >> what it is. could the g.o.a.t. really be gone? there are reports that tom brady is retiring. what his agent is saying about those reports tonight. >> emily. >> a democrat who voted for biden and even starred in his victory video when he became

president -- watch. >> i'm disgusted with them both, kamala harris or and joe biden. >> and he has a warning for the democratic party. that's coming up. >> and carley. >> anger is i growing among new york's men and women in blue who just lost a fellow police officer. and if after the powerful message from his widow at his funeral, the district attorney responsible for the soft on crime policies that is causing the violence. >> but first, a heated exchange between border patrol agent as and the border patrol chief during homeland security secretary mayorkas' visit yesterday to laredo, texas. chief ortiz acknowledging, quote, morale is at an all-time low, end quote. while secretary mayorkas stayed silent. tyrus, you know, we just wrapped up the deadliest year on the border in history. i think deaths along -- i think

the deaths on the border doubled from last year. who's really paying the price of this disaster on the border? >> well, the american people. you know? working class, lower class, i mean, we're all just getting hit in the mouth. i mean, you can literally come in through the border and you can fly at night with no if mask to any destination. americans can't do that. i mean, i have this short list i was going over that i literally have to put my if glasses on because it's just so glaring. i won't even get into what felt knoll's doing to this -- fentanyl's doing to this country. it's easier for an immigrant to get services. they were trying to go after the border patrol, the horsemen, saying that they were beating them with whips, and there was supposed to be this huge report that was going to expose all this, and it turns out it was nothing. and the administration didn't even take the time to apologize to the men and women on the

border. absolutely not. it's so glaring and so frustrating. we're stuck in a pandemic, we're still being told we have to wear masks, we have to distance, our kids have to wear masks, it's just unbelievable. >> truly. and, of course, nobody's more frustrated tan the border patrol agent as themselves. listen to this exchange. >> each country has its own identity and its own culture, and that's to be respected. >> we stay focused, we continue to do the job and the mission that we signed up for -- >> kind of hard to --

>> why are you guys getting caught up in semanticsing? >> [inaudible] >> what's that? >> >> [inaudible] exactly what's happening here. these men are doing nothing -- >> [inaudible] >> carley, i don't think you have to be a border patrol agent to share that frustration. you can really see it right there. you know, what do we do about this situation? >> yeah. well, you know, border patrol agents are obviously frustrated because they're law enforcement officers. their job is to protect this country. and right now they're literally being used by members of the mexican cartels as a way, as a source for them to make money. so, obviously, it's demoralizing, and that's why they're speaking out. and some of these, some of the biden administration's policies on the border, they read like

parody. alejandro mayorkas said you can't deport somebody just for being here illegally. you have to pose some other threat, which legalizes illegal immigration. and now we're learning that i.c.e. is letting some people with criminal records stay in this country and, oh, by the way, if you want to fly, you can use your arrest warrant as a form of id. so this is madness. and one of the biggest concerns is security. five people from syria were just deported at the southern -- were just caught, rather, at the southern border. why were they here? i'm pretty sure there are other countries with economic opportunity closer to syria than the united states. so to answer your question, charlie, the only thing that can happen is if they do a complete 180, start tightening our southern border. this administration is going to do none of that. >> right. just enforcing the laws that are on the books. emily, take a listen here to

the, your border czar, kamala harris. >> so each country has its own identity, its own culture, and that's to be respected. which is why you will see that i rarely, if ever -- [inaudible] what's going on in the northern triangle -- to focus on the northern triangle. the northern triangle. in the northern triangle -- it was in the northern triangle, to combat violence in the northern triangle. in the northern triangle. >> in the northern triangle. [laughter] >> so here's your border czar. she's down, you know, in central america claiming to sort of get to the root causes of all of this and then tells a big lie that she never uses the phrase northern triangle because she'd rather look at all the countries as individuals. emily, when you have an

administration that is, has politicized something like this that should be just a basic law enforcement issue, what happens to a society when a government picks and chooses the laws that they want to enforce? >> the complete breakdown in any type of security or modicum of law and order, which is what we're starting to see here. that's par for the course. i absolutely love that montage, but unfortunately, it is par for the course with her. all she cares about are the sound bites because crossing off the box, capitulating to a segment of the population that she thinks she's trying to please and she's accomplishing that, but he's utter -- she's utterly failing at taking one step further and accomplishing anything like border security despite her promises on the campaign trail that she would fix the immigration system and play a large part in gal vannizing congress to come to -- value -- galvanizing congress. as a former federal attorney, the impact of leadership, the impact of just slight leadership

can never if be overstated, and those guys' morale is so low, unfortunately, but it's easy to see why there. our elected officials, the appointmented leadership there, has utterly failed those men and women in uniform. and they're not wrong. how many times has this administration totally denied there's any type of crisis at the southern border. they downplayed the historic numbers of illegal immigrant crossings, of fentanyl seizures, illicit drug seizures in general, human smuggling, violent encounters between cartels and border patrol, and then we're the ones that are sort of called hyperbolic for saying that it is a crisis when 3 out of 4 americans call the southern border a crisis that needs to be addressed immediately. meanwhile, this administration continues calling it a fair and and humane approach. but if that were true, why are they flying people in the middle of the night in why are hay lying about it? >> yeah. >> exactly. tyrus, real quickly, what does this say about the leadership of the biden administration?

>> i'm sure that psaki's going to come out and say what she meant to say was bear blew -- bermuda triangle, not to be confused with the northern triangle. but it just goes to they're completely not prepared, they're not -- the they just, the woke administration lives in a different world than the rest of the world does, and it's clear as day. you see how frustrated the member and women who work hard, and it's heartbreaking to see that they're still -- and luckily for us, because they put country first, they're still putting on those uniforms and going out there with their hands tied and trying to do the best job that they can. we'll leave it there. still ahead on "the big saturday show," anger building among the men and women of the nypd after an emotional funeral of their fellow officer. now the soft-on-crime d.a. says the officer's -- that violence against officers will never be tolerated. does he mean what he says? that's next.

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if alvin bragg releasing a statement reading in part: violence against police officers will never be tolerated. my office will vigorously prosecute cases of violence against police and work to prevent senseless acts like this are from ever happening again. so that is the statement from the district attorney but, tyrus, you look at the footage of these thousands of police officers stand ising shoulder to shoulder -- standing shoulder to shoulder outside for hours yesterday, it felt like a turning point, didn't it? >> of course it's a turning point. please forgive me, i get so emotional about this because he was 22 years old. this brother was one of the good ones. this is the police officer that you hope for. this is the one that you want to show up at your door to protect you and help you. and he was, he was gunned down, and they talk about we're going to prosecute to the fullest extent? it's not about the prosecution. it's not about the court trial, it's about protecting our officers when they're out there,

giving them things that they need, having more officers on the street. it just breaks my heart. every time i look at this kid, he was just promotedded to first grade detective. do you know how -- he's 22 years old. he was a star and he's gone. and the best you can come up is we're going to prosecute to the fullest? what about we're going to put more police on the street? is we're going to protect our officers? if we're going to get things going, we're going to make -- when you do things against police officer ares, this is no bail, you know? there is -- it's so hard to even put into words sometimes, and i'm really -- every time i look at this young man's face, my eyes water up because we always want to talk about the bad ones, and we always want to just go after them and all police are bad. he, his young life was snatched away, and it just breaks my heart. and you never -- you're not hearing the things that you need to be hearing from officials anymore. it's just, it's heartbreaking. >> it is absolutely heartbreaking. and the, his father, jason rivera are's father, a family

said right now he's a broken man in complete disbelief. and one of his childhood friends said that he was always smiling. like you said is, truly one of the good guys, and described him as the baby brother of the block. it seems like a tight-knit community that he lived in, and every single one of their lives will forever be changed. the person whose life may be changed the most in all of this is his wife. they just got married in october and, emily, i don't think that's what she said at the funeral can be aired enough. take a listen to her really powerful statement. standing up to power, talking directly to the district attorney. watch. >> the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of the service. i know you were tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. >> and one of the crimes, emily, that d.a. bragg initially said he wasn't going to percent was -- prosecute was resisting

arrest. now he's sort of softening his stance, but do you trust that? >> no, i don't, carley, and i had the honor of standing in that crowd in solidarity and showing my support for jason rivera, the officer, as well as the thousands of law enforcement that had turned up to show support for him and his family and all of us, right in representing every american that wished that they could be there. i was there. so i listened to her eulogy on the loud speakers outside, and everyone was crying. we were all crying on the streets, and we all started clapping in the church and outside. when she said, d.a. bragg, i hope you are listening to me. and for him to say we're doing all we can to work to prevent senseless acts like this from happening again, i don't know what that means. what that takes is preventing recidivism. it's not reclassifying crimes from felonies to misdemeanors so that you can keep these guys in jail. it means, it means not letting them out on these notions of bail reform that have real effects. we know there's a 16-year-old

right now loose on the street who was charged with shooting a cop. thank god it wasn't fatal, but he made his own bail, and he's out. that's under t.a. bragg's watch. -- d.a. bragg's watch. we absolutely cannot there will be follow through, but also a we seem to be speaking a different language, because from where i sit, it takes a lot more to support law enforcement, to get safety and order back on our streets. and it begins with him. i know the mayor's trying, but i also have to point out, you guys, that in the last year alone 60% skyrocket of officers that have been killed in the line of duty due to felonious acts. but the most disturbing category was ambushed -- ambushes. that category speaked -- spiked 300%. and officers rivera and mora were included in that on friday night. so i expect more and better. because while we were standing outside and everyone was mourning and grieving, i heard

sirens in the other part of the city, and i thought, you know what? while all these guys are showing up to support officer rivera, guys are also out there protecting us -- >> good point. without a doubt. we need people to show up for if us. and, you know, i'm so glad that you said that we expect more and better because lee zeldin, he's running for governor, and here he is on what needs to be done to stop this rise in crime. here are some of the ideas he laid off the watch this. laid out. >> we need to support law enforcement more, not less, pass a law enforcement bill of rights, repeal a new bill they signed calls less is more where they're releasing people early from prison. we immediate to pass the law enforcement bill of rights, recognize their right to self-defense, make sure they have all the tools and resources they needed to do their jobs safely and effectively, protect qualified immunity and so much more. >> charlie? >> you know, it's really great that the d.a. is now coming out

and reversing his position on violence against police officers. but the fact that he had to, that alone is absolutely astonishing. and, you know, the direct line that you can tie between the rhetoric of so many democrats over the last couple of years and the senseless acts of violence this these cities, in particular against police officers, those things can be turned directly into political ads, and they will be. and these democrat politicians will be held accountable. >> you're absolutely right. and all three of you made such great points. coming up next, could the g.o.a.t. really be gone? tom brady may be retire thing. "the big saturday show" is on the case up next. ♪ we are the champions, my friend. ♪ and we'll keep on fighting til the end ♪♪ ♪

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♪ all i do is win, win, win no matter what. ♪ got money on my if mind many, i can never get enough. ♪ and every time i is accept -- step up -- >> end of an era. welcome back to "the big saturday show." the g.o.a.t. may be gone. there are reports that tom brady is retiring, but brady's agent and espn -- told an espn to reporter, i understand the advance speck iflation about tom's future. without getting into the act accuracy op or inaccuracy, tom will be the only person to express his plans. he nose the reality -- he knows the reality of the football business and the planning calendar as well as anybody, so that should be soon. a few months ago, the buccaneers' quarterback had this to say. >> i think my wife has held down the house for a long time now, and there's things that she wants to accomplish. you know, she's -- hasn't worked as much in the last 10, 12 years

just raising our family and kind of committing to be in a life in boston and moving to florida. it's, you know, it's a very difficult issue to reconcile without just saying, hey, it's time to retire. and i think there's, you know, we're coming to the end here too. so i don't want to miss any of the kids' tough. stuff. >> charlie, obviously, i'm having a very difficult time with this. [laughter] you know, as a kid who was a lifelong patriots' fan and our biggest claim to fame was being walloped by the chicago bears where they even got a music video -- [laughter] you know, tom brady changed the culturement we went from the team everybody wants to play to the team that nobody wants to play. charlie, what does this mean to you? obviously, you can tell i'm an emotional wreck, but i wouldage it would be tough on you as well. >> actually, it's not, it's probably not as tough on me -- >> we can just go to carley.

[laughter] >> but, but, but, that said, i've got to say, i don't even like football, and i especially -- >> all right, this is blasphemy. i'm sorry -- cut his feed. >> hold on, hold on. but tuning in every week to tom brady has become something over the last couple years, i mean, i can't stop. the guy's almost -- >> all right, all right. keep going. >> and the idea that, what, last week it was three minutes to go with two touchdowns -- it's amazing i know all this -- two touchdowns down, and sure enough tom brady winds up tying the game. it is absolutely amazing. and, obviously, we don't know what he's going to do, but what i really love about this, whatever he decides to do, it's going to be whatever his wife tells him to do. and i just love it that you can be the greatest of all time, and you still have to do whatever your wife tells you. [laughter] >> that's right. >> okay, charlie, i'm kind of on the fence if. i'm not sure if that was positive or negative -- [laughter] >> i like it.

>> carley, you know, besides tom brady's accomplishments, besides touching all of our hearts and minds if, i've heard that he's been referred to as as a saint. maybe if you could share one of your favorite tom brady moments. >> well, i've been listening to tom brady propaganda ever since i met my husband -- >> i'm sorry, what? >> he's a huge michigan fan so, i mean, tom brady is all that is in our household. and i like tom brady too. and i think the most impressive thing about him is his work ethic. i watched the tom v. tom documentary on -- it was a facebook dock you series on him. he'd always been in the nfl for, like, 20 years at the time, and he was still trying to perfect his throwing motion, just practice after practice during the off season. he would watch hours and hours of game footage, and he even said that sometimes he loses track are of time, like six hours in he's still watching game footage. and also the way he takes care of his body is insane with his

diet. he doesn't eat any of the things that bring life joy. dairy, coffee, sugar, gluten, alcohol. he doesn't eat night shade vegetables, tomatoes, potatoes, mushrooms. so hopefully if he does retire, he's a great dad, maybe they can have a pizza party, eat all the naughty things that he normally doesn't eat when he's playing. >> yeah, it's just getting worse because you're so right. he made avenue avocado toast a thing without the toast. [laughter] emily, if if i could just share with you how much i love st. brady, just, you know, say a few things like i'd like to count the ways -- [laughter] one-one thousand, two-one thousand -- >> no need to keep counting. a reporter caught up with brady's dad who has apparently called this an unsubstantiated rumor. it seems like, first of all,

part of it came out of brady saying on a podcast that he was, quote, satisfied with his career. this is a guy who's never satisfied, to carley's point, and we know that giselle might be sort of the yoko eau no, right -- to no, right? she's spoken openly that she doesn't like seeing him get thrown around on the field. and note as well, this is an important statistic, he still has almost $25 million left on his contract. that's probably a drop in the bucket for how much the two of them make combined, but it might enable him to have some type of incentive -- [laughter] >> emily, thank you so much. i feel so much better. i was just playing, i knew he wasn't going to retire. i knew it was all fake news. [laughter] all right. still ahead, a democrat who voted for biden had some choice words for the president. >> i'm disgusted with them both. i'm disgusted with kamala harris and joe biden.

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victory video, america the beautiful. i was in it. i did more than i've ever done in my entire life for any candidate whatsoever. and i'm disgusted. a year in, i'm disgusted with them both. i'm disgusted with kamala harris and joe biden. >> biden is trying to recover there his historically low poll numbers, but his strategy to yell doesn't seem to be working. here's biden erupting over the cost of insulin for kids with diabetes. >> it strips you of your dignity, dammit. can you imagine looking at your child who you know what they need and not be able to do it? if any of you have lost children, many of you have seen it. imagine, it's outrageous. >> charlie, that passion would have been refreshing to see from our commander in chief about a whole host of additional topics,

that a americans care deeply about like law and order on our streets, mental health and awareness of our children, the southern border, afghanistan, the list goes on. >> yeah, no kidding. absolutely. and, you know, the thing that's so frustrating about the biden administration is when biden came in, the bar, it was so low for him. all he had to do was unify the country and don't screw things up. and then there's another thing. joe biden has been around for 50 years. he was a known quantity. i thought it was going to be impossible for him to, you know, when somebody, you know, the numbers are baked in when you've been around that long. and it's impossible for you to sort of, the bottom to drop out of your popularity numbers. somehow or another joe biden has managed to screw things up so badly that he has managed to do exactly that, and the numbers have dropped out. and then you see things like where he becomes unhinged at rallies or at speeches, and it

really sort of, it's very, it really does put people off, i think, and it puts supporters off more than anybodyelse. and, you know, you just go around and you can ask people, you can find dozens of people just walking down the street who voted for joe biden who doesn't like him or wouldn't vote for him again. i defy you to find a singling voter out there who didn't vote for joe biden and will -- and would vote for scwoa biden next time. you cannot find a single voter like that. >> that unicorn does not exist. [laughter] here's another example of someone who is disgusted just like the gentleman we played in the intro. carley, this is an mta worker from new york who blames biden for destroying the democratic accurate -- party. >> i've seen my party going in the if wrong direction, i am seeing joe biden going into, going into these dark realms making all of this stuff, all of this stuff that has no place in

schools, that has no place in society, that is how the party destroys itself. that is how liberals become so, so far over to the left that they become completely unrecognize if bl from what they used to be. i don't recognize where we're at anymore. >> same gentleman there, carley, mr. isaiah carter. he's not wrong as well. and to his point, that's what we've known all along, right? there's a lot of talk coming out of the progressive left, very little action or, if any action, it's frankly incompetent. >> yeah. i think it's clear that a lot of independents and some democrats think that the democratic party is just too liberal. this is something that a james carville talks about a lot. the progressive wing of the party is loud, they're energized, but they certainly don't represent a majority of democrats. so, yeah, it might have felt good to get the pat on the back from the environmentalists when president biden killed the

keystone xl pipeline, but look at what happened with gas prices. and then he goes to the social spending bill that couldn't pass because this country truly is evenly divided and so is the senate, and then he tries to play the race card and managed to anger everybody. if you're president biden, the only number that should matter to you is 32. that is his approval rating in pennsylvania. not virginia, pennsylvania, a state that he won in 2020. so i know that the president and the administration doesn't look at fox news for advice, but i really do think that they overestimated how progressive this country is. >> well, they should. and, tyrus, in addition to failing policies, a dearth of leadership and so much more, this president also has a really odd way of messaging. so let's watch an example of his creepy whispering that he likes to engage in during press conferences. >> $1.9 trillion relief so far. pay them more.

everybody benefits. get vaccinated. i want every precinct. >> tyrus, is this a crypt keeper, or in the leader of the free world? if i don't know, i'm a bit confused. i would like a commander many chief. >> i've got to be -- i believe the word that the country's going through is buyer's remorse. i think they thought they were going to get a moderate, and they ended up getting a man who's missing his backbone. you know, it's crazy to me that entities like bill maher are considered extreme now. they should be on fox news. [laughter] it's amazing to me how far left they've gone to the point where i think he's on his way to an accurate depiction on his polling, about 1%. i think he's going if to -- to end up there, because that's the amount of the country that a actually supports the woke progressive agenda. we had a saying when i was growing up, he's talking loud, and he ain't saying anything,

but he ain't even talking loud -- [laughter] i just worry about where this country's going because they're just out of touch. it's a socialest movement. and the -- socialist movement. and the american people are like, no, this is not what we signed up for. it doesn't matterhe whispers, he screams, he gels. i'm hoping at some point he will remember he was a moderate and get back to that because this woke agenda is hurting this country. >> right. well, you have to have a memory first for him to do that -- >> ooh! >> and that's why the more we learn, the more we are unsurprised. the dnc chair is potentially leaving, these poll numbers, 70% that don't want him to run again, over 50%, a strong disapproval rating. all right, guys, some dealt corrals -- democrats are hating on biden, which we know, but the tactics they're using on moderates and the impact it's having on prices. next. ♪ ♪

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saturday show." it's the far-left democrats against the moderate democrats on capitol hill, and the progressives are turning to some bullying tactics. they started months ago pushing for the justice stephen breyer's retirement from the supreme court. check it out. >> there is no question that justice breyer, for whom i have great respect, should retire at the end of term. i mean, my goodness, have we not learned our lesson? >> just to be clear, you do think that justice stephen breyer should retire at the end of this term. >> i would probably lean towards yes. i'm inclined to say yes. >> caris ley, have you ever seen anything like that? this is blatant intimidation of a supreme court justice. i mean, what is going onsome -- on? >> yeah, it really is. i'm forever boggled by the constitutional illiteracy of people like aoc. we see it with i'll hand to mar,

all of these -- ilhan omar, all of these progressive members of congress who want to snap their fingers -- they believe rules don't apply to them, i think. and they don't understand the way the constitution works. the reason justices are give given lifetime appointments, you may not like it, but it's because they're supposed to be independent of the whims of politics. that's the department of congress where people like aoc are. and they don't understand that, and so they take a free rein to try to put pressure in order to win the pretty political points that they want to win. and it's a very disturbing way to go about, to go about government when you have people who are elected to the house of representatives who don't even understand the most basic, fundamental aspects of our constitution. >> emily, take a look at this. i just want you, you know,

because you're a former cheerleader. you know about a intimidation and what not. [laughter] take a look at this. >> we all know that senator manchin could be trusted. you know, the excuses that he just made, i think, are complete [bleep] >> you've got two people saying, hey, if you don't do it my way, i don't care what the president wants, million of my -- 48 of my colleagues want, it's my way or the highway. >> she gave her speech as joe biden was on his way up to the hill. so anyway, it's the [bleep] grossest, most disrespectful thing she could done -- have done, i think she's a [bleep] >> wow. >> i know a previous administration would have been catching hell for that type of language. emily, what do you make of this? >> that's exactly right. we did not speak like at as cheer leaders, we were only supportive, tyrus. [laughter] but here's the thing, this is

why activists followed, for example, kyrsten sinema into a bathroom. the president failedded to condemn it. he said it's, quote, part of the process. he said it only doesn't happen to you if you have secret service security. words matter. and when you have colleagues on the hill that are using that repulsive language, that are condemning members of their own party for daring to have their own set of values that they feel reflects their constituents, that is why everyone feels writ large to be able to bully and stalk everyone like this and deploy these tactics that are so, frankly, unbecoming the office. and i have to say too as well with everyone calling for justice breyer to step down, remember, 13 progressive groups in june put up an ad, it included black lives matter and the women's march. >> you know, carley, i thought the whole point of being in public office was to serve people that vote you in in your

districts and cities. clearly, the democratic party feelsit's not what we want -- feels it's not what we want, they can go after you. what would your advice to anyone who's trying to let their voice be heard for their constituents? >> well, i think joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have done a really good job of that. it must have if felt like the weight of world was on their shoulders, but they didn't listen to, you know, the people who support aoc in new york because why wouldn't they -- why would they? if -- they were listening to their voters, and that's their job, and they did it. there is a big difference here between the democratic and republican party as. it's kind of funny, because when president biden gave his press conference a few weeks ago, he kept on saying what do republicans stand for? what do they stand for in and it's clear that republicans stand for all the same things. it's low taxes, low crime, strong borders, small government, pro-life. and there is, that's a strength

of republicans. for democrats there is a massive divide within the party. it could be ad good thing many some ways, but in with -- in some ways, but in ways like this where there's a lot of fighting going on, it tends to be a detriment. >> stick around, big saturday flops are next. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back to "the big saturday show. if the it's time for our big saturday flops, the biggest fails of the week. i'll go first a. young woman has gone viral on tiktok after posting a video of herself complaining about the streets of new york city being shut down for the funeral of fallen nypd officer jason rivera. >> we do not need to shut down most of lower manhattan for -- because one cop who die for probably doing his job incorrectly. >> the reason she is safe and protected in her stroll down a manhattan street is because law enforcement is there and shows up to protect her day in and day out. all right, tyrus, what's up for you? >> disgusting. two schools in michigan, central

michigan university and oakland university, gave scholarships to two students by mistake -- [laughter] oakland university says students got the scholarship message due to human error. okay. the application system send out -- sent out. you know what? it was 5500 students got different awards saying that they'd received the maximum thing, so basically it was, congratulations, you got a full ride. oops, my bad, we pay for half your books. enjoy your weekend. >> oh, boy. charlie, what about you? >> charlie? >> so apple iphones will be getting some new emojis. with the latest update, it's parking -- sparking a little controversy, a pregnant man and a pregnant person. so, apparently, this is the war on women that they've been telling us about for so long. apple now wants to have men man-splain pregnancy to women. good luck with that. that's probably not going to

work out quite, quite the way you thought it would. >> yeah. no, i couldn't agree with you more. one of the most incredible things about being a woman is that we have the power of child birth. this is -- what you're seeing on your screen is truly 2022 in a nutshell. [laughter] this is the direction our country going in, and it's the most, truly one of the most unfortunate and telling things i have ever seen in my life. my big flop is a swing and a miss for neil young who told spotify to choose between him or joe rogan because he accused joe rogan of spreading covid misinformation. spotify went with joe rogan. [laughter] so neil young, unfortunately, so woke he actually canceled himself. [laughter] off a platform that makes up 60% of the streams of his music around the world. so this is a new one for me. i have never heard of somebody canceling themselves in this sort of way.

he tried to make a point. i think he says he now feels better for doing it, but he did take a financial hit, and i wonder if he thought that spotify was going to choose him over their star, joe rogan. [laughter] not sure about that, but that does do it for us. we'll see you back here tomorrow, 5 p.m. eastern time for the for "the the big sunday show." "the fox report" with jon scott starts right now. jon: -- the sports world tonight and one sports outlet says legendary quarterback tom brady is retiring, but brady's agent, his father and brady himself say, not so fast. of good evening. i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report. ". ♪ ♪ jon: our fox weather team will bring us the latest on the nor'easter slamming the east coast with heavy snow, high winds and blizzard conditions. but first, this fox news alert. espn today broke the