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>> to be sure, we brought a doctor just in case. >> we begin with fox news alerts, second day after the supreme court handed down its decision overturning roe v. wade allowing states to make their own abortion law. protest erupted across the country after the ruling yesterday. thousands of people pro-life and pro- abortion activists. the protests were mostly peaceful but last night in our nation's capitol they burned the american flag. one sign read fm pd. another reads coni barrett, kavanaugh, corsets, roberts and police years tear gas to break up the crowd outside the arizona senate building. one senate saying they threatened to break the glass. washington democrats the polling. >> you see the turnout here?

we will decide. we will be outside in millions. >> of the war we need to recognize it. [cheering] >> department of homeland security warned extremists could use the supreme court's decision to justify their violence. it's amazing because look at this back when you have the buffalo shooting, the democrats immediately pouncing on conservative rhetoric. that was to blame for the shooting and now you heard it, you got democrats, democratic politicians either calling for violence or not condemning violence. i want to play this soundbite in california congresswoman jacobs and then we will get your response. >> we've seen acts of violence in previous weeks when it came

out. we've seen people condoning the acts of violence especially in the wake of today's decision. your opinion? >> the government trying to tell me what to do with my body feels like an act of violence in and of itself. >> for the act of violence, do you condone it? >> i think people should do what they think is the most effective way to stand up to this hateful shameful physician. >> indicating violence is most effective way to stand up for a shameful decision and what happens if somebody goes out and shoot pro-life people, do they blame the gun? what is going on? >> it's frightening and we know they've condone violence because you had this revenge firebombs pro-life targeted pro-life individuals across the country. nothing has been truly done about it, you have parents who went to school board meetings and called domestic terrorists,

have not been labeled as a domestic terrorist organization though clearly i don't know why they haven't had no one has done the right thing when it came to protesting outside of the justices home. where was our attorney general taking steps to make sure that didn't happen? now we see after the fact that people are obviously needed, it's a tense time in america and when you have leaders not stepping up to the plate saying do not go out -- i don't agree with joe biden on much but at least yesterday when he spoke he did say that, we don't want violence, keep everything peaceful. it's a scary time and no wonder people are doing it. folks like that are saying anything goes. >> good.about the attorney general, he did nothing for those protests outside the justices homes which have gone on for weeks now. it's clearly against the law and

when the attorney general coast yesterday, how often have you seen an attorney general weigh-in on a supreme court decision and slam it? it seems like politics is so heavily involved. >> it is in this is an attorney general they have their way with on the supreme court, i wonder what his view would be on a protest outside his home. that statement merrick garland issued yesterday, i think about 11:30 a.m. quick to come out with it was a political statement not a statement that should be made by anyone in a law enforcement position. what you said about joe biden saying peace, peace yesterday, this is after a planned assassination of a supreme court justice. >> which he still hasn't talked about. >> right, they haven't spoken out against. so i don't buy it. maxine waters, she said go after trump supporters, harass them. if they are in a restaurant, and they did. the congresswoman -- when you

look at it, democrats are looking at this as how much can we join up? couldn't close the supreme court case because of by the people who wanted to be outside, the closed because of violent leftists threatened to go in and when you think about madison, wisconsin a few years back what they did in that building, this is what they are promoting passively or implicitly. they either say it or passively approve it like the president did. >> a couple of panelists mentioned yesterday we seen week to week protesting outside the justices homes clearly illegal because you cannot protests while a decision is pending. a decision has been made so now there's an argument they can legally protest in front of these justices homes which upset the danger level there. i want to play this soundbite, pro- abortion activists calling for violence against the supreme court. >> unconvinced we need to burn it down because i don't know what else to do.

i'm advocating for violence. we are supposed to do what? stay on the sidelines? light on fire. >> they want to torch everything. >> part of the reason there's an uproar with the decision is because the democrats allowed progressive left to radicalize pro-life movement or pro-choice movement but essentially what they are saying, by the ministrations promoting violence now radicalizing pro-choice because majority of americans are in some favor of activists to abortion with restrictions. poll after poll tells us that but what happened even through the women's health protection act, 47 democratic senators plus president biden stated would support that and what it would do is remove any restrictions when it came to abortion saying the baby up until the moment they breathe their first breath of life could have an abortion. the majority of americans don't necessarily agree and because of

that opinion you have now galvanized pro-life movement and taken some of the moderate not okay with late-term abortions and they've garnered more support. now it will go to the state. at the end of the day pro-life, pro-choice, these states and governors and legislators are not going to win reelection they side on any extreme of the argument. they need to come together and go for what the american people want. >> a minute left and i was in times where last night and they had a mark that came down, thousands of people. i talked to some people and surprising to me most or some believe the supreme court band abortion, they don't realize back to the states where it was -- >> is going to say that, that's the most shocking thing to me to have learned in the past 24 hours is just how many people believe what you're saying, they have followed -- by the way, it is the rhetoric.

you talked about the rhetoric from the left, the left pushed the idea that abortion is banned in america, that is not the case. a lot of folks need to go back and maybe go to high school civics and learned how the process in the country works, it now goes back to the states. if you believe in our constitutional republic and a democratic process, that's what will happen and if your state vote to make abortion up until 20, 25, 30 weeks, whatever it is, that's your state and some may ban it altogether but that is the scary part and a lot of people believe that. >> there is a responsibility they've chosen to ignore on the left and it's not just about this issue. like immigration, all the other issues, they drive it home the misinformation and then you get chest beating by the media, left-wing media and the media set out right we don't cover the

issues equally. democrats, republicans, right, left so this will become more of a problem and unfortunately i do believe some states are going to see more radical action and bad behavior. >> rebels up. >> violence will never be the answer especially the democracy which is what we are so i implore all leaders, anyone in the public eye to not condone violence because people will be hurt and die. >> that's exactly right. great conversation and we will continue. coming up, the new rally cry from the left about the supreme court. [chanting] now there are calls to pack the court. will the white house listen? ♪♪

welcome back to the big saturday show, the left has a new rally cry about the supreme court after ruling overturned roe v. wade. the high court today says it's a

legitimate. >> we are built -- [inaudible] we have to build right now. [chanting] >> we have one that needs to be waged. >> not only is left calling the supreme court illegitimate, they are now called to pack the court but today the white house insisted president biden isn't on board. >> i was asked this yesterday and i've been asked before and the president himself about expanding the court, that's something the president does not agree with not something you want to do. >> trace, they say from the white house perspective, biden does not support packing the

court. obviously you hear a different story from the party, which we make of this? >> is the whole illegitimate thing, it makes you laugh out loud. clinton said for years donald trump wasn't illegitimate president. he was put in power by a foreign power. it was suppressing votes. why? because she lost. now because they lost, the supreme court illegitimate. they left the court when there was a pill, they loved one obamacare was upheld. now they lose and they want to blow up the whole system so it's no longer about this and we will win the next time around, it's now blow up the system and start over, pack the court will change congress, change the filibuster. there's always some kind of remedy nothing to do with the fair fight going forward to the next season, it's about what changed and blow up everything and you think what's going to happen next, republicans are going to regain power and want to change it right back.

>> that's exactly right, the idea you could pack the supreme court and maybe that's a great thing for democrats while in power. it's such a dangerous game to play to even discuss the sort of thing. to me i got two and a 4-year-old, when you don't get your way you just throw a fit and throw out crazy ideas like this. what would happen if we actually saw them pack the supreme court? >> packing the supreme court would make it more political, everyone should look at their state supreme court where you see so much of this and it varies state to state. aoc said elections are not enough, she's a congresswoman. the elections is what it is, what's going to happen now and what democrats have to deal with is in their state legislatures and governors offices, politicians have to take a stand. they've had this argument for years, 50 years pretty much, roe

v. wade versus overturning roe v. wade and the court settled the question and now it goes back to the state. now they have to go back to the state in d.c. and say elections are not enough for maxine waters calling for violence as she's done before and the democrats are going to face the voters. the extremists will have to face the voters in their state and state legislatures, i think we are in for a busy ballot season. >> there were some interesting tweets and then obama's court policy advisors think the majority has an extreme degree of illegitimacy. omar no surprise i continue to reject the legitimacy of an undemocratic institution. in response to senator lindsey graham's tweet saying it isn't up to you, this illegitimate court or state elected officials to decide what happens to a woman's body.

obviously again, nicole, temper tantrums, you are a doctor though so i'm curious, please help us make some rationale out of this. we continue to hear my body, my choice from the folks on the left but what about when it comes to the same people who tweeted those things i read telling us if we didn't get the covid vaccine, we were murderers? that's why i think a lot of times their tactics on the left turn people off, it's like a double standard and where do you go with these things? >> i have to admit i had the same thoughts, my body my choice but only as it pertains to talking points democratically. it's not your decision and i do think looking off my note here in person, i have to echo what he said. expanding the court in my opinion would have a domino effect, escalation of the

supreme court and that in itself would not be good for public perception of the supreme court not being political weapons. it's not a good idea. when we talk about democracy, is having elected officials represent their voting constituents, exactly what this country stands for and i'm sorry aoc elections are enough, that's what our country stands for so now goes to the state, whether be state with harsh restrictions on abortion? yes but the state legislatures will be facing reelection over and over and as i mentioned, the majority of voting americans are not part of those extremes so when it comes to this single topic, it will be what's best for americans and packing the court is what children who don't get their way with you not what we should do anything like society. >> if i could add, it's also a dangerous tactic of the left and they've done it in multiple countries, it was done over the

last 50 or 60 years, changes in courts, packing courts, look where they are now. multiple constitutions for countries, they want to bring that here, they tried fdr with the biggest majority, he was stopped. winston churchill wrote a letter to the guys thank you saved democracy. think about how important it is. >> editing people don't realize people in mississippi are not held hostage to this abortion law. the people in mississippi voted those people into office who put this law on the books. the people of mississippi if you look at these polls, they are for the most part, it fairly evenly split but for the most part they are pro-life and want these laws in place. in california they don't and the majority of the people are fine with having abortion. >> and everybody gets their say. >> is not like these different state are held hostage.

>> as expected the media is melting down over the supreme court ruling. there's one take on abortion that is truly horrifying. coming up next. ♪♪

♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. liberal media predictably melting down over the supreme court ruling but what wasn't so predictable, shocking defense of abortion by a cnn trip contributor and cohost of the view, navarro. >> i have a brother, 57 and mental and motor skills of 1-year-old and a grandfather born with down syndrome and another grandson who is very

artistic, their mothers and people in that society, that community will tell you they considered suicide because that's how difficult it is to get help. i can't i be catholic and sent the wrong decision? >> she's an uninformed american because she's talking about autism and average age of diagnosis is about two to three years of age so that doesn't make any sense, she's suggesting there's a screening test in utero for autism, there's not. what about the fact that children are born with down syndrome every day and life expectancy is up to 60 years old? our friend rachel has a beautiful little girl with down syndrome. had she spoken to many of these mothers? >> apparently is in her family, that's the shocking part. the next family gathering will be uncomfortable if this is how you talk about your family members on national television.

you are right, she has no idea what she's talking about, clearly when it comes to autism so the idea you are going to abort a baby is a suggestion all of these members of her family could have aborted their children? that is disgusting. i had a neighbor with down syndrome growing up in what you find is people that have down syndrome children will often tell you they are a gift, the most loving happy, joyful people you will ever meet. i have the fondest memories of my neighbor growing up so it's sad that anyone would ever suggest a member of the family let alone a human being would be treated like she described, it is disgusting. >> there are medical conditions, fetal medical conditions not compatible with life and medical conditions that could put the mother's life at risk, that's not what we are talking about and even states putting, right

now they have restrictions in place for abortion, majority of states allow abortion to the first trimester and many through the second trimester yet the immediate portrayal of research and on abortion doesn't reflect reality. >> it is amazing because you look at the landscape doubling down on what lara said, navarro, she's talking about her family but people with, fetuses with disabilities should be aborted. what is the motion? what are you trying to say there? you say about these kids with down syndrome, we have a family with down syndrome in this kit is a huge gift to the family, a huge to the family. second, didn't cnn start covering news again? now they are doing left-wing stuff and nobody said a word to this woman? and she's saying this? it kind of shocks me. i would think michael of a knotty in prison would have been

enough for cnn to say our supreme court coverage hasn't been stellar the past couple of years, maybe we should switch things up a little. back on topic, you are right, it's one of those shameful statements that should be condemned. >> i want you to look at this, media melting down for what they are seeing. i want your reaction. >> this is as devastating a ruling as can be imagined. >> a dark day in america. >> limited constitutional rights to an abortion. >> heartbreaking betrayal of the country, watching the women there, it's emotional. >> it will mean there are two countries and literally red and blue states. >> none of this should be a surprise. why? because we warned you. every time we vote in this decades old, obama was blocked

on the supreme court, the blue book was voted into office, when horses, cattle and handmade and amy coney barrett nominated and confirmed, we tried to tell you and now here we are. >> they are right, voters did, this is a great distraction from the fact that there's still a baby formula shortage, unaffordable for many, most people can't afford gas right now, a good distraction. >> it's only a good distraction for them but pushing the life. look what we saw there. what you saw are a bunch of people, pseudo- journalists, whatever pushing lies. they are going to keep doing this because it serves the purpose but to what end? they are right the voters made the choice. voters put an elected official in office and democrat voters or leftist voters didn't put up the people in office. what does it tell you?

they are losing the battle in the middle of america. you have extremes on both sides and many, where you end up? center-right, centerleft agree and disagree on issues and it scares them because we are supposed to be afraid, angry and what they can't do is pent up the anger and mess in the middle of america. >> the reporting is different and reporting is incorrect again and again. >> is incorrect if you misstate something, it's a lie if you repeat it continually on a narrative. you are a reporter, he repeat facts and restate facts, they repeat lies. >> anything for the midterms. president biden decides to leave the country in the middle of unrest. the action on gun control coming up next. ♪♪

♪♪ in new york with the soundtrack to boot, welcome back to the big saturday show. president biden eating unrest over the scotus ruling to head to the g7 in germany. before he left he signed the gun-control bill that was pushed quickly through the senate and congress. watch. >> the time is of the essence. lives will be saved, just do something. for good psaki, do something. today, we did. >> fourteen republicans voting for the gun safety bill many other republicans warned stations red flag provisions are a threat to civil liberty will. >> today they are coming after americans law abiding citizens second amendment liberty.

understand what this legislation does. this legislation tells states someone who doesn't like you can report you to law enforcement or to a judge. >> i think jim jordan makes good points, i'm a big due process by which was so abominable of the brick, where he was allowed new due process and we learned during the pandemic neighbors we love can cattle on neighbors and when will happen where some they you know that little joey, he's got some mental problems, something's wrong and the next thing there goes his second amendment right. >> a couple things we should watch out for here. one to look at this bill overall, 80 pages, it does nothing about actual mass shootings because those people whether they should have been caught in the system like parkland for instance was there was intense that prevented that

so combine these degrees in the obama biden administration with this funding for red flag laws, what is it going to do? juvenile provisions for due process as a juvenile in the justice system and i do believe we should have a conversation about mental health and systems out there to help people and due process and proper reporting, we don't violate the constitution for something that in scope when they talk about mass shootings is not what they say it is. 1966, there have been 13 qualified mask school shootings, not 27 or so this year. people can look for this information and see the facts and data because they are conflating so many things into one event and a nation of 300 million people with 300 million guns, it doesn't reflect or deal with the actual issues. >> doctor saphier, there's some money in there, a lot of money for mental health and a lot of analysts and people look at this

and say it's a good thing, we can put money into mental health and maybe make baby steps to find out some of the causation. >> the bottom line, there's far too much gun violence in this country, i don't think anybody could say anything other than that, it's a fact and we do need to look at not stepping on people's rights, we don't want to take guns from law-abiding citizens we need to do what we can to make sure guns do not into the hands of people who have intent to harm other people so will the blue bill do that? i'm not sure about people who commit mass shootings, there's usually something, some form of mental illness, they usually go on tirades on social media hopefully this will make sure we have more people evaluating that because as they would have money to mental health, it's a huge win in the healthcare industry but what does it look like? how do we identify individuals? majority of people, those seek help for mental illness, is not

identifying people need mental health help so i look at this a little carefully to make sure it gets to the people who need it. >> how many mistakes do you make before you hit on a kid who might do harm? how many kids are out of have no problems at all and not allowed to have their due process? >> a slippery slope of the entire thing, whatever you put in place red flag laws, that could possibly happen. the entire bill in and of itself and you touched on this, you never get to the root of the problem obviously something has changed in this country, obviously we did not have mass shootings in the same manner we do now 40, 50 years ago. we have the same average number of households of americans that are gun owners, legal gun owners but something has changed societally and that is not

addressed at all. putting more loss on the book, adding red flag laws, he looked around the country we have the most stringent gun laws in states like california, you see a lot of violence and murders with guns in those states and we know -- it doesn't address the problem, i know people feel better to say we add these laws but is it going to do what they intend? >> activist calling for violence, we are turning into a violent nation but people getting a voice are calling for violence, that's the issue we have in the united states. >> nicole, i have to agree a little bit that we are turning into a violent nation because then you break down -- you look at the statistics, look at the nature of crimes and whose committing the crimes. ordinary people, i'm not talking about criminals or people with serious issues like adam lanza, he is enabled by his mother, an enabler there, marjory stoneman douglas, they are not the one,

we are not a violent nation, we have growing criminality element growing with mental health and that is a big difference, law-abiding gun owners in this country like myself and others are not there to commit crimes. the gun doesn't commit a crime, the person does. >> but 165 people were shot and killed in united states last holiday weekend by who? by a lot of people and nobody said a word. no protest or marches, nothing, nobody said a word and can you imagine if 165 people were killed in a mass shooting -- >> it doesn't match the narrative, that's the problem. >> they are yelling at me. coming up, joe biden's cheat sheet and growing concerns about the instructions he's getting from his staff. ♪♪

♪♪ >> i got to tell you, that made me smile but not this story. welcome back to the big saturday show. it's the cheat sheet everybody is talking about. if you're at an event at the white house, biden revealed from

his staff, check this out, instructions read your seat, then think your participants and you depart. i thought those were normal things. nicole, i would go to you on this because while i don't do remote assessments of someone's state of mind or capabilities you've got to be concerned not just of the image of the world the president of the united states needs to be prompted when you think people and you leave but is there something else we should be watching for? >> we could make all the insinuations you want, we can draw conclusions from the fact that he has a cheat sheet. i do wonder why they had to capitalize you, you walk into the room. you sit down. >> i think that's what. >> at the end of the day he's arty on the chopping block when it comes to his mental strength,

where he stands, mental decline and a lot of people are questioning this and are concerned. he's a leader of the world so this doesn't bode well for the president and the white house right now. dry make much out of it? i don't but i wish we could have stronger showing to show we have a strong leader especially as he heads into the g7 summit and he's representative of our nation. >> as a reporter, and you do play the on tv, let me go to you, it's no surprise to any of us that presidents have notes, who's in the room, reminders but it's the nature of the note that concerns me and we seem to see a management of president biden to tell him when not to take question, jill biden pulls him away he's been biden for 50 years in washington but now he's in a state where it matters.

>> you look at the bottom of the card, he says walk, then chew gum. the whole thing, everybody has cards, all presidents have cards. it the specificity of the card, it's what's on their, the nonsensical things. what's happening here is the white house is exhausted, tired of walking back statements he makes day in and day out and tired of pointing him in the right direction so they are trying to say better safe than sorry, let's give him this card in that way we are covered how long the news conference will be, when to leave, where to go, who to address, names of people on the cheat sheet, it's a little ridiculous these simple prompts are on the, but i think that's the bottom line, they are just tired of having to walk back, you i'll say this, i've

been to a couple of meetings with your father-in-law when he was president, who would have private meetings and go out in the press these are notes about the meeting, they were not walk and chew gum and that is an important image for other world leaders in the president heading to the g7, what is the cheat sheet look like? >> in the wake of the bicycle incident to have the sheet, it doesn't project an image of strength. nicole you reference this on the world stage talking about our allies or avenues, it is frightening joe biden is the leader of the free world, he's in charge of the strongest country in the entire world and that does not project an image of strength. >> you are correct, many presidents have notes, i've been at those meetings with my father-in-law, many times he did press conferences, when you're

president, there's a lot of information but a lot of my nation, intense subject matters and you have notes about that specifically but said this, the fact that it was basic prompts. >> by the way, he took one of my pens during one of those meetings. [laughter] i would like it back, tell him it was made by a former marine, you understand. it's going to be an interesting time for the remaining years of joe biden. >> stick around, big saturday flops our next. ♪♪ ♪♪

no soundtrack? [laughter] welcome back to the big saturday show, time now for examining fox. pigs for the biggest sales of the week, a little bit of basketball, basketball season is over kamala harris, her office tweeted video of her with a shot on her first try. the full video was posted to the internet showing she missed the basket five times before she actually made one of them. her husband came over to her, gave her a quick lesson and she

made it. what he said was see the backboard? hit the backboard and it will go in and she did on the sixth shot. >> her grip wasn't right, you may want to go underneath a bit. >> it would have made that shot -- >> lara. >> the worst popsicle flavor ever created is hitting the shelves in canada this summer. popular economists companies wrenches debuting a tesla labor popsicle they call for french sickle. i've got to tell you, i know two children -- they are my kids, my kids love to eat catch up, i don't know. >> some people have suggested perhaps a male popsicle. >> disgusting. >> there's nothing good about that. >> the crisis for this pop.

>> exactly right. what about you? >> the u.s. navy releasing a training video that teaches service members how to create a safe space and correctly use inclusive language referring to a person and their pronoun. i'm just going to say for what it is, to pronouns that matter when you are in the military or navy for that matter, it yes, sir and yes, ma'am and that's it. i'm done. that's what they taught me and that's all that's needed. a place where there's an action going on in your life is not in jeopardy. >> you look at this video and watch top gun and get you fired up and then it's like what's? the navy is doing what? >> you see water gun, not top gun with these videos. >> this is where we put our emphasis members that will have the fight around the world on our behalf keeping us safe, this

is where we put -- >> luckily, i spent a lot of time in the navy during fleet week from the ship, these young men and women and their officers, they are doing the job but believe me, i'll trust 19-year-old any day with my life. >> i rather than focus on their military tactics but that's just me but here's my biggest flop for anyone on tik tok. stern warnings viral tik tok showed healthy soda option, alternative to coca-cola turns out to be a mix of sparkling water and sonic vinegar. timeout, there's no such thing as a healthy soda, okay? carbonated vinegar? these are highly acidic and cannot only remove your enamel from your teeth, it can burn your esophagus, stomach and so many other things. drink water. can we just do water, please? >> just eat alone french fries

and get a diet coke, right? [laughter] >> leave it to the doctor to take the fun out of the show. invented in 1924, how did it take so long to invent the popsicle? >> you have to go to canada to get. >> we will see you back here tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show, fox report with jon scott starts right now. >> a second day nationwide, supreme court overturning roe v. wade. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report for ♪ ♪ >> i court's decision sparked strong reactions on both sides of the issue, thousands of demonstrators gathering outside the supreme court and across the country. president biden : for all protests to remain peaceful. yesterday's ruling overturns the court