determination and resolve continuing to rally this country the rest of the western world in this fight to survive and for freedom against tierney, erica. eric: that he is doing he is a churchill for our times. i'm eric shawn and new york comic griff take it out good to see you my friend. qwest good to see you, that does it for us. the biggest sunday show is next. ♪ >> hello everyone i am charlie hurt along with guy benson and tammy bruce. welcome to the big sunday show. here's what we've got on tap tonight, guy? >> vacation in paradise turns a tragic three american tourists found that in their villas and one hotel guest thanks he knows why. ask tammy? >> this is jen psaki's last week as his press secretary before

she goes she is sticking up for biden for never talking to the press. >> it is mother's day and some moms out there just what to napa. others want chores done for them but one mom wants a covid vaccine for her kid. mother's day turning political, coming up. >> first police in several states on high alert as pro-choice protesters target catholic churches this mother's day weekend in hopes of a bullying supreme court justices after the opinion a draft of roe v wade was leaked. the group sent to burn a catholic display tweeting stuff for your rosaries in your weaponize to prayer, we will remain outraged after this weekend, so keep praying. will be burned during the eucharist to show our disgust for the abuse catholic churches have condoned for centuries. in wisconsin the violence is

picking up at a pro-life organization someone tagged the building quote if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either. and even through what appears to be a molotov cocktail on that window someone's office averting the inside. this week activists are fine to continue to protest outside the homes of supreme court justices after protests escalated last night. republicans are condemning the threats being made against the justices. >> the intent of this clerk was to bully and threaten and intimidate the justices to changing their votes. and i've got to say this week is shameful the white house refused to condemn violent protesters, threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful. >> the mainstream media is trying to push their own narrative about who leaked the draft opinion, conservatives. >> the leading theory is a conservative clerk who was a frayed that one of the conservatives might be persuaded by chief justice roberts to join

a much more moderate opinion, then is another theory there is an outrage liberal clerk. the only one that makes sense is that it came from somebody who was afraid that this majority might not hold. that is npr nina they are, guy up are there so i should get to hear. like i'd start with her. she has been a reporter for npr covering supreme court for long time. and it kinda sounds like she knows more than she is letting on there. or maybe she doesn't know anything. what is your take of that media's reaction to all of this in the way they have handled specifically the leak aspect of it? >> you said that is the leading theory this was a conservative that leaked it. i would say that is one of the theories may be possible if you

think about it through a certain prism it's not the leading theory it certainly not the only one that makes sense, which is something else you said there. a lot of conservatives bemoan media bias have done that for decades. i'm abortions and guns as the two issues on which the media does not even try to be anything other than activists prints not just bias that is aggressive activism on this subject. the fact you have we discussed some of the show yesterday these mobs outside the private homes of supreme court justices in the media is covering as if it's normal for the white house will condemn it which is the appeasement of it where there is a puff story were these justices with kavanaugh's home for it was

it right wing protester at a private residence there is no chance that person would get that kind of coverage. especially for right wing group had published doctor personal information on the internet. we designed up with evitable that will be the case. brexit's truly encrypt. aishah it of a quote from senator lindsey graham i went to tickets a listen. >> abortion of galvanized the left as it has for the right politically. do you fear that heading into the midterms? >> single issue voters seldom the outcome of the election. when you go to the grocery store

with the gas station a range of the incompetency of the biden administration pretty go to the southern border of soccer take your eyes off rocket inflation, broken border insecure america. >> gym for this a lot of legal questions will be asking about for a long time here. there are legislative questions just as important are also pretty profound political questions. what is yours sense of the political landscape right now will fight going on? >> we talked about this yesterday midterms or second month away that's a long time and think that between now and november. there are so much else that can be done right now. the options for democrats to put up their hands and stay tuned of voters we can't do that until november is not a great option. what i think were going to see happen some more nastiness on

the hill the next couple of weeks. specifically towards two senators manchin and sinema for these are two senators a lot of democrats on the hill have a problem with because they have not been able to budge on certain things on certain pieces of legislation. this is just going to be another one of those situations. senator schumer, leader schumer once this week to bring back the senate and take a to codify roe v wade. and to make certain this to be the law of the land across all states is a something the legislature can do. but this probably is not going to be able to happen they're not going to be able to blow up the filibuster to make this happen you are going to have the spotlight back on these two senators joe manchin and cares to cinnamon. it's been a proper democrats over, and over, and over again. we see people like bernie sanders call this dual error get in the past. we have seen public calls from

aoc to primary sinema. so it six months away, as a long, long time for think what we see in the next couple weeks politically it's probably the democratic party divide even more thermally look for a scapegoat and probably find to scapegoats. brexit is kind of interesting to listen democrats talk about codify roe v wade into law when that is all this whole debate is about. whether or not allowing the legislature to deal with this as opposed to having the courts completely rip it out of the hands of the legislature and border voters. senator kirsten gillibrand was commenting about this, listen to this i want to get your on the back and very quick this is about basic equality it's about whether women in america have a right to make these decisions. whether they have a right to decide who and when they have

children with under what circumstances. >> is kind of astonishing the degree to which people are getting away to distorting this issue. what is your reaction to that? >> has her comments i was making in the 80s of my activism began 35 years ago. things have a change thank you very much they are desperate for the victimhood that existed when in fact these kinds of things were unclear there is no birth control, when abortion was illegal parade this is the kind of thing that manipulates people emotionally so shame on her. earlier on, with all the videos of the protesters thus are not protesters us are bullies and thugs. i love protest i am a community organizer for this is something at the heart of the american ideal, what is going on with a group like what we are seeing outside of the churches in the homes of the justices is like an t5. these are not legitimate dynamics these are meant to intimidate, and all of these campaigns on the left is like no

hate, no bullying there the biggest bullying the biggest thugs they want to be moved only emotionally the moment you stop and think you realize this moves that closer back to the hands of the people, to women who are making their choices and they should someone like jell-o brand should ask why is this not happening in the supreme court? why are we having states deciding where they want to move on this? why have rejected this hysteria we want people to be in control but this allows people to be more controlled control by taking control of their state legislatures and by voting. obama had the house and the senate and the white house they did not move on this issue at all. because it serves them everyone sees this for what it is but do not mistake what you're seeing outside right now has nothing to do with liberal activism or protest. this is something organized, it is from the top of the

progressive left which controls the democratic party it's a difference about who it is a center of a morality and decency when it comes to who is running this country. >> absolutely part of it proves anything it proves that should be an issue that is decided by voters, not courts. great stuff. okay, next mystery surrounds the sudden death of americans vacationing at a luxury resort in the bahamas bread hotel guest says he knows what happens, that is next. ♪ when it comes to pain medicine, less is more. aleve gives long-lasting freedom from pain, with fewer pills than tylenol. instead of taking pills every 4-6 hours, aleve works up to 12-hours so you can focus on what matters. aleve. less pills. more relief

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convulsion this is scary stuff. one of those who died mysteriously is a man from birmingham, alabama he was there celebrating an alabama man who is celebrating a wedding anniversary with his wife there. another hotel guest posted this on facebook writing it sounds like it may have been eight faults with the ac in the unit causing a toxic coolant leak. that has not been confirmed yet. that is a thought from one of the hotel guests and that resort. so guy, so many people right now it is may, heading out to vacation. even if you are not right now, how do you not think about this when you close your eyes at night and you hear the air conditioning going off it showed a low you to sleep. i don't know how you don't think about this. >> it is such a freak accident that's incredibly rare part of heard a few stories like this in the past or maybe something went wrong and ac units, if that is the case here think will probably see some lawsuits. it is extremely, exceptionally

rare but the human psyche goes to the catastrophe goes to the had vacation disasters you hope those do not happen to you while you're gone but this is the ultimate nightmare. what a horrible, sad thing. imagine celebrating something special in your life at this great place in the sun you have been looking forward to it, you've been saving up for it and then this happens. it is unspeakably sad to pray. >> as reading an interview with the one of the sons of one of the victims it was absolutely because his mom and dad go to vacation and then this happens. you just don't expect something like this. charlie, the worst part of this has to be one of the victims the woman felt sick in the days of prior, went to the clinic, did everything right and not a person that catches this might be something is up with the air conditioning or anything.

how do you make sense of this? >> and then one of the victims a wakes up and is a paralyzing has to scream for help. it is absolutely appalling. and to think about especially after several years were people were not able to go on vacations and as guy points out you are going to celebrate your anniversary, you leave the kids at home you can't think of anything more beautiful and idyllic then thing in a place like this with your wife. and then something like this happens. as guy said it is unspeakable. >> a tammy, if the toxicology results come back it was the air conditioning unit, we have seen other cases like this and the pastor. i am a little surprised because these resorts have gone above and beyond to try to be as safe as a possible especially during covid, the pandemic. i mean, what do you expect? like i said lawsuits galore?

lexis is difficult to save its disk concerning and that we have spent the last two years, as charlie has noted, dealing with the pandemic. what has been drilled into us is the issue of we can do things to keep ourselves safe and people are getting shocked and they're getting covid after following all of the rules pittsburgh mainmast, i got vaccinated. the fact of the matter is this is a reminder that no matter what we do we are biological creatures, things go wrong in life. we do not expect it we cannot live our lives expecting it or anticipating it. this could be almost anything in the dominican republic a few years ago pre-pandemic there were a number of people who died i think ultimately it came back to a local alcohol producer. it's not anything that was deliberate, there was no drugs, nothing like that. there are things that happen to all of us every single day that are inexplicable we do not expect.

i think the answer is especially on this mother's day on a day when people are thinking about churches and their faith as we have learned to these last two years is that we should take nothing for granted. we should still live our lives we can't not live our lives we are all doing with covid this is part of the risk. it is a wonderful gift to be alive. with that comes risk because of the divine gift that it isn't. in the meantime these families clearly are desperate. they will never be the same again. the bahamas are going to have to provide answers that are satisfactory. and of course we have got to make sure the families are good and the solutions they're looking for and that survivor and fact finding out the nature of what ends up ahead for that person. but for all of us it's really about being grateful, being ready for anything and knowing the risk that we embrace every day when we wake up. >> tammy thanks for giving us that perspective. of all the things we complain about on vacation we didn't get

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speaks to the american people nearly every day sometimes twice a day progressed talking to journalist. >> our objective in our role in our focus here speaking to the public. certainly engaging in and valuate free press is just something we do the president does nearly every day by taking questions from the media. >> we checked the biting is well below past presidents would comes to press conferences. so far he has had 13, well below what presidents of trump, obama, bush, clinton had of the same point in their presidencies. i would also note take a look there at the number comically put that back person perspective that would buy pretty quickly. that card with the numbers there we go. thirty -- 31, 56 of bill clinton now 29 with donald trump those are not including those in goggles when he got to the helicopter you stop and talk to the press. it also comes down to, charlie the notion of what you say.

because you could also have the bodega owner talked to the press every day it would not matter it's not a matter of just chatting with people but there is a another issue charlie i want you to hear this let's put the quote from biden about why he is not having so much success. he says i been so focused on whatever the immediate emergency is, there are so many, right? we have not sold the people on what we've actually done here is jen psaki actually defending that remark. >> we had her own new year's resolution as many americans do across the country the president said i want to do two things but i want to be hold up less and they travel in the oval office, want to travel more targeted to the american people that is exactly what we have tried to do it are going to continue to do. that's an opportunity to talk about itself his programs. >> sell his program charlie think we know it's program is he's been selling it well enough to us? what's it. [laughter] the problem here is we need more

joe biden's. actually that does go to the heart of the problem the white house has in that is jen psaki is right about it. joe biden does talk to the american people pretty much every day and that is the problem he is talking to the american people and people have no idea what he's talking about the problem is that's not the same as having a press conference we are answering questions which is far more importance. the fact he has been out talking so much and he has been trying to sell his administration so much and yet he is still at historic lows in terms of polling. it raises an important question which is what do you do now? i do not know what they do now they need to start by changing their policies but i don't think about is going to happen. one of the real quick point about jen psaki wheat make fun of her, she says things that are not true she wants to circle back on everything.

she is having to defend what is pretty indefensible. but i think we are going to find out is as bad as any jen psaki has been, she is a lot better than what will be coming next may think she's the best person in the administration to defend a pretty indefensible administration because i think that is why she's not staying longer. this is a remarkable job to have. it is been 15/16 months it is indefensible at the same time she is in a position like the president is of pretending things are not what they are. do you think there is going to be a difference between jen psaki and whoever is to come and how long they will last in this white house? >> we will see it's a very demanding position there is burnout here. i do wish jen while at her next venture she's going to become one of our competitors at another network hope it goes well for her. think part of her legacy in this current job is what she has refused to do the last few days

which is condemned the leak out of the supreme court, condemned the intimidation tactics of the justices homes as we talked about the top of the show. but you know what is interesting, tammy put up the graphic we all looked at those numbers in the number of press conferences and people track the stuff how many questions has the president taken, i think sustained questioning and sitdown interviews or press conference settings that matters that is important to the american people to hear from their president and have them challenged directly and not just a quick shout a question they move on but follow-up questions and that sort of thing. i think with this at present might be worthwhile for someone to go back and tabulate something a little bit different which is how many times does the president tell us something and then his staff almost immediately walks it back within minutes or the easter bunny shows up to shuffle him away. that is when one of the features of this presidency. >> charlie you mentioned what happens when he does talk. aishah what are your thoughts here when it comes to their talk

about communication and the disaster that has been over the past 15 months? >> it doesn't matter who is in office who the president republican it doesn't matter the end of the day if you don't engage the press somebody else is going to do it for you. we have seen that over and over again during the semester rations past two years just look at what happens on capitol hill. a variety of different ways for example "build back better" was the president's key legislative push. he came to capitol hill twice to lobby for it. and i think there were missed opportunities that could have been press conferences on the hill he could have picked and chosen different democrats you want to show up and stand next to him during those visits and take a couple of questions and answer a couple of questions from the press. instead what you found were progressives and other democrats who love talking to a camera that basically took the narrative and made it their own with pieces of legislation like that. think at the end of the day if you are not engaged in the

press, that's fine, somebody else will. >> it is a problem i think in general it's going to be ahead of them they cannot get out of it by any means. still ahead missouri parents are outraged at the way their kids class assignment is portraying republicans, stay tuned. hi! need new glasses? get 50% off a complete pair at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone!... hey! for a limited time, get 50% off a complete pair. visionworks. see the difference. ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back we are on the big sunday show. some parents in mid zero eight outraged over ap government class assignment for the kids it appears to portray republicans as racist. the assignment question here was this, quote teresa has heard any news about the fatal shootings

of unarmed african men by police officers. but does not think it is necessarily due to racism. teresa is most likely a democrat, a black woman, a republican, or a democrat leading woman. currently the correct answer here is republican for the district responded saying this was an extreme example, okay fair enough. tammy, here's the thing on all of this. i feel like progressives need to pick one or the other. either they can tell us that crt adjacent racialized curricula are figments of our imagination and they don't exist we are a bunch of hysterical liars, or stuff is necessary and good. they cannot say both they are trying too but here is yet another example of this type of thing in public schools. >> it is and perhaps many are off their medication and they can decide what it is they're going to lie about next. but we think about the left, having come from a major concern for me was mental health issues

and that has only gotten worse as we have been seeing it. one of the things were going to be looking at and realize in the next decade or so is what we allowed to pass for activism that we allowed a mental health to pass for activism and legitimate public discourse because it isn't. this critical race theory is part of it is a cover. it is like the proxy for marxism. that is what this is the ap government body that designed these test for advanced placement they insist they did not put this question in there. the school says they didn't, they are even dismissing it and distancing themselves from it. but somebody got it in there and that's what the parent seem to ask about. we really need to find out how does this happen and who did it because that allows us to find out where this kind of a parasitic dynamic enters into it when it comes to convincing children to be racist for a quick some the stuff is absolutely toxic.

charlie, what i get weary of and fatigued by is the constant gas lighting for this example out of missouri is a high school i was reading last week about a story in washington d.c. involving elementary school kids were there is a program in an elementary school where they brought in a left wing crt style activist where they had the kids confessing to their own racism. kids as young as before, pre-k in this case asking them to talk about which family members in their own family might be racist. it is absolutely wildly inappropriate to do anything close to that and yet, charlie to my previous point there are a lot of people who look as the dead in the eye and tell us this is a conspiracy theory and right wing misinformation the misinformation czar the ministry of truth was quoted last year is saying this is invented by the disinformation crowd i.e. republicans and conservatives.

>> there quite intentionally poisoning our children and then they are lying about it and turning it into a political wedge which makes it even worse. as bad as the poison and the lies that they are putting on our children the real part that upsets me more than anything else there's so much great stuff out there to learn that you could be teaching kids. it would make their lives better. that would make them better citizens. that would make them kinder to one another regardless of their skin tone or whatever else. there are really wonderful things to learn about in this world this world is very, very exciting if you approach it from a safe space standpoint are some triggered micro standpoint you're probably not going to learn much about the world. what i would love to do state kids in those classes and give them a basic and government exam, do they know how many branches of government there are? do they know how often senators get reelected?

hecate give them a citizenship test. give them the test that we get people to become citizens they are and i would be interested to know how many of them went pass and if they didn't spend spend more time teaching the stuff they need to learn. >> i would like to see that same test applied to lawmakers and journalists. not just school kids in america. aishah this comes back we can send that a little bit to the education issue as we look ahead to november obviously last year end the fault new jersey, virginia in particular this was a white-hot issue. it's more in the background at the moment i think it is a lingering. to think it is potent i think it is one of the top tier issues for a whole lot of voters six months from now. >> i would argue it is in the forefront is like the number one issue for parents, moms and dads who want to be such a part of their child's education outpost covid. this reminds me of the story we broke a year ago do you remember

when the department of education binds department of education accidentally put a link to a group called the abolitionist teaching network in their guidebook to thousands of schools across the country how to reopen after covid this is a group that was going to stamp out whiteness he was going to make sure teachers did not spirit murder black students things of that nature. but we asked the department of education about where it came from, which you guess, we made a mistake it was in the handbook out of an error. i think we are at this point now so get closer and closer to the midterms you cannot use that excuse anymore that it was a mistake, it was in error because everyone is paying attention now is just too late to make that excuse for quick search covid stuff of course still going on involving schools. i sought just to report this week in the boston public schools are still forcing children to wear masks for no

scientific reason. every single day in boston schools you go to boston bruins playoff game you've got 17000 screaming adults all mass close or overwhelmingly mass close is totally incoherent. that the type of thing that really does bother parents and those parents might show up in force in november. for now we will take a break. we come back some might say all you want for mother's day is a vaccine for my child? many mom once gift card or flowers or a nap this holiday, others might want to get political according to some. that is next, stay with us. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ a pro ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. it's okay americans are sold bring their mamas on this mother's day. mom's across the country want a lot of different things, flowers, and their chores done for them, even it may be a nap we could all use a nap. release one mom is pushing a political agenda writing an op-ed of the "washington post" that reads all i want for mother's day is a vaccine for my kid to pray do not want sympathy or breakfast in bed, stay kidney shot, thanks. okay, is there no holiday at left has gone untouched from politics? i cannot think of one, maybe father said it's coming up to we can make that political two. charlie what has happened to this country? >> it is proof they will literally politicize absolutely everything even mother's day.

this is most sacred thing you could think of, motherhood. i know my mother definitely deserved a nap i can honestly tell you i don't think i ever czar taken out. though she definitely deserved one. [laughter] i may snow which read this quote from another mom from fort worth mom who brought this in the paper. one day a year does not come close to recognizing the gargantuan things she is trying to do, one to do without much of a single rose or chocolate and return this motorcycle had come and take your mom to dinner and send her beautiful bouquet. but don't forget about or the other three to 64 days of the year. okay, i get it yes we should have a mother's day every single year, right tammy? i love your perspective in the earlier block. i think you should give us that speech every weekend so we can have grateful us in our hearts very quick to and also the recognition. look it is probably the toughest

job in the world. moms have passed away, for others there might be a contentious relationship it is difficult, it is a reflection on the impact of that individual in your life. and look, the difficulties i do not have children, cumin children. so we can't really judge that's got to be incredibly difficult even though i was a perfect child of course. but i know that i am a mom because i say to my little mini aussie, don't bite the mommy. that means i must be the mom. i don't know if human children bite there she is there's my little ruby. maybe children are. >> doctor like forever babies. >> there two years old all the time forever. happy mother's day to everyone, everyone understands a job, the commitment, the remarkable commitment even though you know it's going to change your life you do it in a bite unexpected pregnancy and she chose to have

me. i am forever grateful for that to say the least. >> think it moms all over here's a really funny graphic i want to pull up that are producers made for us. what moms want for mother's day by state they did the states they were from. and would you believe it, new jersey, moms are what a nap. in california they want their chores done, virginia nap, indiana nap. [laughter] is that correct guy? >> you have to ask my mom the thing is my mom has in the house a sign that she hangs which says simply call your mother. and for the record here on mother's day i did call her, she did not answer. i'm going to call again but we are off the air raid there we are back in 1985 and saudi arabia if you can believe it that's where i was born. a few years ago together really cool memory there. she is a wonderful woman and i

love her so much but hope she is watching. also a shout to my mother-in-law i would be remiss if i did not there she is robin so beautiful as well. happy mother's day to robin and my mom, lisa bogart's gorgeous moms anybody else bring their mom pictures? nobody else okay can we put my applets but mine out. here is my fabulous very chic mom, there she is. i get all my fashion sense from her. everybody's like how do you have such good style? my mama get it for my mom. big happy mother's day spy going be so embarrassed she hates when i talk about are on the show so she going to kill me after the show. but happy mother's day mom. she can still ground meat she looks at me a certain way and i'm toast. so the big force up next is our favorite time. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition

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zeus at 3'5" is the tallest dog. the mom says it's like having another person in the house and he and the cats agreed to ignore each other. >> that's a dinosaur. not a dog. >> yeah. >> he's huge. so -- so -- >> charlie is stunned. >> i think of my dog as being big. she can open the fridge and thee oven but she is a poodle compared to that. so some of the greatest mothers i know are at fox news. but for some reason president biden failed to get a shoutout

any news mothers. i think it sunday show producer put together an edited mother's date mess teen our viewers. >> i want to wish you all the amazing mothers at fox news, a happy, happy mother's day. jill and i finish off each day watching our favorite fox news, thank you, thank you, thank you, god bless you all. >> edited he finally makes sense. this is edited together. but this is the favorite news network in there. >> that will be fact checked as misinformation. edited news clip on fox news. >> it was a joke. >> all right, guys. that does it for us. rich edson is in for jon scott tonight on the "fox report."

thanks for joining us this weekend. have a beautiful, happy, safe mother's day weekend. call your mama and tell her you love her. [♪♪♪] reporter: the leak of a supreme court decision leakd and raising concerns about the safety of some of the justices. rich: after the stunning leak the activists protested outside the homes of the conservative