>> eric: don't you miss fred flintstone? but the jetsons, take king everybody to the -- taking everybody to the future, wow. >> arthel: they had such great music for all the cartoons. what a nice way to end the show. >> eric: happy birthday george jetson. >> arthel: happy birthday, mr. jetson. >> hello everyone. welcome to the big sunday show. here's what's on tap tonight. anita? >> rachel, biden and the democrats claim their inflation reduction act won't raise your taxes. but how true is that? we're going to reveal the true cost of their spending spree. charlie? >> it's the final countdown, with exactly 100 days away from the midterms. the dems are distancing themselves from president biden,

and now another major democrat is [inaudible]. >> it's the sitcom that predicts how we're going to live in the future. to mark george jetson's birthday today, [inaudible]. but first president biden tested positive for covid again today in what his doctors are calling a rebound case. it is the second day of isolation for joe biden. >> hey folks, joe biden here. tested positive this morning. i will be working from home the next couple of days. i'm feeling fine, feeling good. [inaudible]. >> and as biden is sidelined from covid, his administration is under fire for its handling of china's aggressive rhetoric towards house speaker pelosi as she visits asia. today pelosi's office released her planned itinerary which includes stops in singapore, malaysia, south korea, and japan. taiwan, not on the list. even though pelosi never confirmed the stop in taiwan, details were leaked according to senator cotton by the white

house. chinese state media ramping up the threats, calling for severe punishment if the speaker visits taiwan after earlier calling for her plane to be shot down. the former director of national intelligence thinks the administration is to blame for this mess. listen >> it's been mismanaged by the biden administration, and to this point, she does need to go for the sake of our national security so the american people see that the chinese communist party is not the one dictating american foreign policy, that it is the american government doing that. but the biden administration publicly talking about it ahead of time and then not backing up nancy pelosi with the media or on the call with president xi jinping, i think we come to expect president biden, you know, his weakness comes through. >> i will start with you, charlie. your brother was in congress. my husband was in congress. very unusual, almost unheard of to see an itinerary for travel of congress members abroad,

especially a speaker of the house. now nancy being forced to say, her staff forced to list where she's going. taiwan not on the list. are we safe to assume she's not going to taiwan? if she's not, what does that say about america right now? >> i think, you know, who knows at this point, but this whole spat between the white house and the speaker is insane. and it's not like, you know, nancy pelosi is trampling all over some robust policy, foreign policy that the biden administration has with china. they don't have one as far as we can tell. and even if they did have one, would anybody actually trust nancy pelosi or joe biden for that matter to actually execute a foreign policy? >> yeah, i mean, congress members have been quietly going to taiwan without announcing it for a long time. so what does this also say not just about america, what charlie was talking about and about the relationship between the speaker and the president, but what does this say to our allies, and not just taiwan, but all the other

allies in asia? >> i think to say nothing as the white house has done makes us look weak. i think that's what it says. and i know it's a tricky situation. we were talking about this, you know, before the program started about what the white house should or should not say, but i think they need to say something, and maybe it's something as simple as we strongly condemn this language. i mean, maybe it's just as simple as that. >> it sounds simple. a lot of people are wondering why is joe biden and the administration not saying something? of course it brings up questions about is he compromised? i want you to take a look right now at an op-ed put out by the new york post by michael goodwin. here's some quotes from it. the op-ed was titled "enough of joe biden's he said xi said". biden is not playing straight with the american people. if he's got nothing to hide, he can prove it by releasing the transcript. now it seems that a near visit by pelosi is grounds for chinese

threats of military action? if in fact xi said anything suggesting as much on the call, then china has unilaterally changed the rules of the arrangement and promised war if america does not comply. that's a monumental event which is why it is imperative that the american public know not only what xi said, but exactly how biden responded. now, before the show, i went on to a twitter account to see -- i did actually do that. it was painful, but i went on to say if he is calling for the release of transcripts. nothing on there. should the american people see the transcript of this call especially in light of the business deals between joe biden, his family, and the chinese communist government? >> it is funny you went on vinman's twitter feed because i did as well. he has a great lasagna recipe on there. but nothing about this. if president xi actually levelled this threat, all right, against a top u.s. lawmaker,

this shows you two things: either that the president is weak in biden or he is compromised because of his son and the shady dealings that he did over there. goodwin is right. release the transcript, and we will see who is telling the truth. >> charlie, i'm going to head to you. i was hosting "fox & friends" a few months ago when breaking news that came in that putin was putting russian nukes on high alert. i have nine children. i was pretty frightened that day. now a few months later we have basically china potentially threatening world war iii. we don't know where the president stands on this. is it fair to say right now that america and the world is demonstrably more dangerous under joe biden than it was under donald trump? >> i think without a doubt. the biggest reason for that is exactly what we're talking about right here, the lack of clarity. clarity is not only good for our allies. it is also good for our enemies. obviously there are times where

it's beneficial to use language or to do things that you sort of hide stuff from your enemy. you know, clarity for the enemy can also be a very good thing, a very important thing so they know you don't touch that hot stove. the nice thing about having, you know, 12 aircraft carrier groups is you don't want to mess with the united states. but you have to have a clear message. and this administration has no clear message. and, you know, the important thing about putin is that you know who putin sounds like when he talks these days? he sounds just like joe biden. he gives speeches talking about the putin price hike in the united states and the putin gas hike in the united states, because it helps him to demonstrate that he's brought the united states to its knees. joe biden and vladimir putin are speaking from the exact same book these days to international audiences, and that's terrifying but also goes back to the point of a total lack of clarity. >> speaking of carrier groups, at least we are moving the ronald reagan aircraft carrier

group into the region, right? into the south china sea. i don't know if that's something we would normally do if a u.s. official were making a trip to that region, but at least there's that move to say to china, well, we have this over there, so don't pull any punches. but i just go back to, i just feel like -- and we've talked about this before, in the last administration, donald trump kind of broke all the rules; right? when he spoke to north korea's kim jong-un saying that he would pay with hell, fire, and fury if he launched a missile in our direction. you know what? nothing happened; right? he called him rocket man too. >> the press was very offended by it. >> there's that. >> we're almost a year out since the afghanistan fall, right, and the taliban taking over that country and that capital about the time it takes to deliver a pizza, i wonder if seeing that, if you're china and then seeing

putin attempt to invade ukraine, if now china is so emboldened to say you know what? this country is weak in the u.s. they are not going to do anything. >> it is a very fair statement to say, and i will say not too long ago we had another guest on "fox & friends," an expert in intelligence of russian dissent. she has been following the ukraine situation. she told me she's very concerned about the depletion of our own weapons because we're sending so much to ukraine, so not a good time to get into yet another spat with another major power. >> does anybody think we actually know where all those weapons are going that we're sending to ukraine? don't ever forget the whole reason putin was able to invade ukraine is because of this administration's energy policies that raised the price of gasoline and vladimir putin went shopping because of joe biden's gas price hike. >> i call it the green new deal war. >> it is. >> all right. biden and democrats want to add hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending. but they're making a bold claim.

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♪ ♪ >> got to love elton john. welcome back to the big sunday show everyone. president biden breaking his promise not to raise taxes on the middle class. the so-called inflation reduction act would do exactly that. but senator manchin claims it won't earlier on fox news sunday. listen. >> it does not raise taxes. i have said this before. i said all we did was close loopholes. >> but the joint committee on taxation analysis finds he's wrong. the bipartisan group says taxes would increase next year for people who earn less than $200,000. the average tax rate for nearly every income bracket would increase, and in about 10 years, those earning below $400,000

would bear as much two thirds of the tax burden, thanks to new green energy credits kicking in to help the wealthy. all right, guys, a lot here to talk about. so this bill is a little bit less than the build back better bill. that was only 3 trillion dollars. this one is 433 billion dollars. but i think the key here is it is not a done deal yet. is the key to this bill kirsten sinema? >> it may be. but the other key is joe manchin, the amount of time he talked about being concerned about inflation and the devastating effects that inflation has on working americans to go along with something like this, which is -- you know, they can call it the inflation reduction act all they want. it is not going to reduce inflation. it is going to increase

inflation. and there is no such thing as a free meal. money comes from somewhere. even if you are printing it, money comes from somewhere. working americans are going to pay the price for this, and why joe manchin wants to be at the center of this and make things so much worse, he is up in 2024. at the same time, when either joe biden and/or president trump will be back on the scene, it is going to be really interesting, and he's going to pay some sort of price for this. >> yeah, i mean, bret baier put him on the spot this morning on fox news sunday. joe biden wouldn't back down. i want to put up this quote. we all know university of pennsylvania has an excellent business school. this is what they say the wharton budget model on spending. we estimate that the inflation reduction act will produce a very small increase in inflation for the first few years, up 0.5% in 2024. okay, but rachel, you know, the american family is already struggling with inflation,

prices at the grocery store, gas, you name it, everything is up. can they take -- can they bear a tax increase? >> i mean, this is such an insult to the american people, just as charlie was talking about. i mean, you have, you know, someone like al gore tweeting i love the inflation reduction bill. why? because it is a climate bill. it has nothing to do with inflation. in fact, it is going to raise taxes. it is going to exacerbate inflation. manchin knows that the people -- he's lying, first of all. joe manchin is lying. he knows what's happening in this bill. he is going to go on and lie and say it is about reducing inflation and won't raise taxes. he's doing that because he knows the people of his state don't like joe biden. they miss trump. they miss trump gas prices. they miss trump economy. they miss trump foreign policy where like every three months we're not facing some sort of nuclear catastrophe. i think a lot of republicans have given joe manchin a lot of grace because next to, you know,

aoc and pelosi and biden and kamala, he seems normal, moderate. he's not. he's a hard core liberal. he just looks a little bit more normal next to these guys. it is interesting. he's up in 2024. is he making a play to run for president? i don't know what he's doing that. he is willing to basically hurt his own people who are some of the poorest in the country by the way. >> this party doesn't like moderates. do you remember the debate stage with elizabeth warren? do you remember the red wedding on game of thrones? >> i'm not a game of thrones. [laughter] >> i'm giving an analogy no one understands. >> hold it there, joe. i want to give senator manchin a chance to react out of the study

on wharton. let's hear what he had to say about fox news sunday. >> there are some analysis groups, nonpartisan groups, university of pennsylvania, wharton school says the act would very slightly increase inflation until 2024. then decrease inflation after that, but it says roughly it's indistinguishable from zero. and they don't think it will have an impact on inflation. so i mean, that's a group that's looking at this. >> bret, i respectfully disagree on that, but you know what? we can have differences of opinions. >> boy, that's a generic answer if there's ever been one; right? >> but it is so interesting, though, how joe manchin was really a sort of a darling of the republicans and people who are middle of the road. he's going to be out if this thing gets passed; right? i know you are chomping at the bit to say something. but i want to ask you, do you think he has aspirations to be president one day? >> well, it doesn't seem like he has aspirations to get re-elected as senator of west

virginia. >> no. >> so i don't know. he's always been so good about putting himself in this position where he holds all of the levers and obviously brings things home to his state. i'm sorry, you can't spend hundreds of billions of dollars and not increase inflation. one other point that is important that gets lost here is the fact that you have the fed raising interest rates. who pays the brunt of -- it is not rich people who pay the price when you raise interest rates. it is working americans, who pay that price. you can't buy a car. you can't buy a house. you can't sell the house you have. working americans pay the entire -- or the lion's share of the price. >> it's the average middle class family making $67,000 a year like we talked about yesterday. joe, one more point? >> nobody wants this; all right? build back better, cnn ran a poll that said one in four people said that build back better would make their lives personally better.

94% of americans are concerned about inflation. your idea is to spend -- i know you mentioned that number before 450 billion dollars, when you throw in the gimmicks, it is really 700 billion, right? when you throw that into the economy, of course inflation is to going to go up even more than it is now. we're nearly at 10%. finally, no one trusts this administration. they first said that inflation was temporary, remember that? that was only going to be a thing last summer. then they blamed putin. then they blamed evil oil companies. then they blamed mom and dad gas station owners. no one believes them when they say trust us, we think this will bring down inflation. it ain't. >> maybe joe manchin has some magic numbers. we will see. moving on, coming up, we're going to talk about some unsportsman like conduct. a democratic congresswoman who flipped off republicans is flipping her story again about what really went down at the congressional baseball game. so what if a republican did the same thing? can you imagine? that's coming up next.

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♪ ♪ >> taylor swift, not my idea. welcome back to the big sunday show >> come on. >> we will be talking about her later in the show. democratic congresswoman linda sanchez taking heat for her display of unsportsman like conduct at the congressional baseball game on thursday night. she flipped the bird to what appears to be the opposing republican team members. at first she said her reaction was to hearing offensive and

misogynistic comments coming from the opposing dugout. sure that happened. now she is telling her story saying it wasn't the team. it was an obnoxious fan who shouts misogynistic words at me every single year. are we dealing with the jussie smollett of congress? >> this is so weird. is this a fan that comes every year? same fan? here's my problem with this. i don't like foul language or foul gestures. i just think it is -- i think it makes people look small and i think it makes you look dumb. linda sanchez is not a dumb woman. she has a law degree. she went to berkeley undergrad, ucla law. she's a smart woman. she could have just ignored it. i think she should have just ignored it. >> intelligence doesn't bring class. >> smart lady, maybe not so classy. this story doesn't make any

sense at all. first of all, what is the comment? i want to know what was said. she's never really quite said. where's the transparency? she said it was the republicans in the dugout. then she said it was the fans. now she's blaming republican women saying that they didn't come -- the republican women of congress didn't come to her defense, and they're to blame. so i thought, you know what? i'm going to call and ask them when has linda sanchez come to the defense of other congressional women? we know that kirsten sinema was followed into a bathroom. do you remember that? do we have a clip of that? >> there it is. >> she's being followed into the bathroom, totally inappropriate. we went through all of the twitter, you know, accounts from linda sanchez. we went through all -- looking into any of her statements. nothing on this. i also spoke to a couple members on congress on the republican

side who have had death threats and they told me no linda sanchez never came to their defense either. the congressional baseball game, it is not because all these guys and gals are great baseball players. the whole point of this is to team build and sort of present an idea of bipartisan ship to the country. boy do we need it now. thank you linda sanchez for showing classlessness and bipartisanship at the game. >> you went full scale investigative 60 minutes. >> the brain room is a smart group of people here working at fox news and help us research topics. >> no one has ever flipped the bird at me even though they are smart. here's what i'm wondering. you would think there would be some sort of corroboration over what happened at this baseball game? it is not a sold out crowd; right? everybody has a phone. somebody would have said yeah, i did hear someone say that. the yankees and red sox in the bronx in october where things

can get ugly. that's the thing, at an age where everybody has phones and everybody is recording things all the time. somebody would have come forward and said yeah i heard the same thing. >> you would think. the whole thing is so childish and stupid. her behavior is so childish and stupid. but then the worst part of it is the remake -- like every child knows that when you get in trouble -- first of all, the simple lie is usually the best lie to get out of trouble. but if you -- but if your first lie doesn't get you out of trouble, don't get more complicated. claiming that there was some big conspiracy theory that putin was in the stands and yelling something or whatever, that doesn't help your case or anything. it actually just makes your original lie look that much more ridiculous, and you lose all credibility. it's -- >> yeah, we're all public figures, right? i'm d list, but it still counts. i would know that if i were walking down the street and somebody yelled something at me,

you just know to ignore it. especially you don't give a gesture like that when the game was on fox sports 2. this is like nationally televised. >> she knew the cameras were rolling. >> precisely. >> but it also exposes what their natural instinct is, right? when they don't know what to do, their instinct is to go racist misogynist, and this time, maybe we're all desensitized to it, and we have been through jussie smollett as you brought up so we're not buying it. later in the show, rachel is going to break down a film and tell us what really happened on that day in dallas. i'm just saying -- >> you asked me to come. i came prepared. >> you did come prepared. that's what we asked for. it is the final countdown. 100 days away from the midterms. democrats are doing everything they can to distance themselves from president biden. another major democrat joins the growing chorus, and it will be

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. we are in the final countdown to the midterm elections with just 100 days until voters head to the polls, and democrats are distancing themselves from president biden. today it was joe manchin on fox news sunday. >> story after story about democrats expressing concern or flat out saying that president biden should not run for

reelection in 2024. do you think he will? >> i can't predict 2024. i truly can't. i don't think we should. >> would you support him if he did? >> let me just say this, everyone is so upset about, everything we do here is calculated on the 2022 election, 2024 election. i'm not going to get into that. if i'm still here, i work with whoever, whether it is president biden or a new president, whoever it may be. >> so joe, couldn't help but notice with president biden's statement with his rebound case of covid, he promised people that he will be back on the road soon. >> yeah. >> and the only vision i can think of is all of these democrats running away from him. >> yeah. >> i mean, does anybody want him back on the road? >> well, this is a president that works 24/7. that's 24 hours a week seven months a year; right? he's working hard usually.

manchin, at this point, what a metamorphosis that we're seeing just in the past few days. we had slick willy. he's now slick joey. will you support the president if he runs again? of course i support the leader of my party. it is forgotten. bret doesn't pursue from there because it is the answer you would expect. instead he just did verbal gymnastics. you are like what's going on here, man? >> the mental, verbal gymnastics, you can see their wheels how do i answer this question without answering it that so many democrats are taking. they don't want to be seen with the president right now. that's like being seen next to high gas prices, inflation, everything that's going wrong with this country. >> he's kryptonite. joe manchin is not the first democrat to distance themselves. i think we have a montage of a few other democrats. >> oh, montage. >> the country would be well served by a new generation of compelling well-prepared dynamic democrats to step up. >> i'm working on my own

election, and that's all i'm focused on right now. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of all, i'm focused on winning this majority right now and preserving a majority in this year in 2022. we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. >> i don't want to answer that question because that's not -- i don't want to answer that question. he's the president and has the right to run for second term, absolutely. i rather you not do -- >> so honestly, what's the case? if you are joe biden, if you are a democrat, what's the case you run on? >> i have a couple things to say, aoc, he's doing exactly what she wants. and she won't even defend him after he's put this country through hell in order to do her green new deal. >> she might run. >> right. there are people suffering because of that woman, because she's making joe biden follow the green new deal and run this country into the ground. we used to be on top of the

world. we had record-breaking economy, you know, just two years ago. here's what -- i think the first guy phillips whoever he is, i didn't know who he was until we put him up there, honest player, honest guy, everyone else liars. nobody is thinking that joe biden is going to run a second term. everybody's wondering if he's going to make it through this term. he is not well. and what's really sad for the democrats and really scares them is how weak their bench is. i saw a poll come out about who they might have on top, who they are look at, number one was pete buttigieg, my mean, the most incompetent person on this cabinet, truly responsible for, you know, supply chain crises. you know, he has baby twins. he can't figure out how to solve the formula problem with this administration. takes four months of paternity leave. that's more than i take and i actually give birth. >> he didn't announce it either. >> he didn't announce it either. he was gone and nobody noticed. that's who they are looking at.

actually kamala harris is probably a better bet than pete buttigieg says a lot about where the democrat party is. >> you are right. no president in history has done more for the so called radical left than joe biden. obama would have never given into the aoc's the way biden has. fox news poll showing congressional vote preference, 41% democrat to 44% republican. you know, i couldn't help but also notice that in all of the hostage videos that we see at the white house with president biden, he's always with his dog commander, which upsets me about one thing. first of all, the dog's not wearing a mask, and we now know that all mammals can get covid. but also, you know, what do you do in washington when your polling is in the toilet, you hang out with your dog; right? >> bring out the pet; right? look, that congressional poll that we have there, when you look at history, right, and you see that bill clinton lost 54

seats, right, in 1994, and he was polling higher than joe biden. you look at obama who was also polling higher than joe biden, and he lost 63. what is this thing going to look like in november when you consider he's polling lower than any president in polling history from truman to trump. >> just to be fair, there are three months to go; right? we know historically there could be an october surprise. that usually takes place when there's a presidential election, but there still could be one. >> another laptop? no. >> the numbers are the way they are right now, but republicans shouldn't be resting on these laurels with these numbers. >> it's true. no, it's absolutely amazing, it is hard to see how this -- and the other problem with joe biden of course is the fact that he has demonstrated no ability to learn anything. bill clinton learned things >> he did, that's right. >> so remember the sitcom the jetsons? >> oh, yes.

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♪ meet george jetson ♪ ♪ his boy elroy ♪ ♪ daughter judy ♪ >> wow, flashback to six years old. welcome back to the big sunday show.

it is a big day for fans of the iconic sitcom the jetsons. >> boy these three hour days are killing me. shall i get your car, mr. jetson? >> never mind. i'm in a hurry. thanks anyways. >> forget something, mr. jetson? >> yeah, the car. [laughter] >> it was funnier when i was younger. today would have been the day george jetson was born. according to fans of the show who did the math, it is his birthday today. he would have been 40 on the show. the classic cartoon gave america a glimpse of what the future would look like, from flat screen tv toss video phones -- screen tvs to video phones to drones jet packs, much seemed unrealistic in the 60s on the jetsons, very real today. it is amazing this show was on in 1962; all right? this is something like 30 years

before you two were born; all right? the fact they could predict these things completely, particularly the flying cars, anita, which somebody really could have used yesterday given the third world traffic in new york city. that's incredible. but the flying cars we have not seen yet i should say. but they are right on a lot of other things. >> still waiting on the flying cars but right on so many other things. right? talking into your watch, talking on flat screen tv, zoom, skype, facetime. we have all of that. i think they had some sort of a robotic vacuum, got that too, the roomba; right? i'm waiting for -- jane has something really cool. she had like a machine that spit out an already made breakfast. they had a machine that brushed your teeth and combed your hair. my 8-year-old daughter needs that machine. really, she does. >> you saw george jetson go through a door that went up and it was motion detected. obviously that was invented as well. rachel, you have nine children.

i find it interesting that on this show that george and jane had two kids who have completely different color hair from them. so was there an adoption angle here that we missed out on? >> i didn't catch that actually. but, you know, as a hispanic, my genes are very powerful so all my kids look like me. [laughter] >> let me tell you this, i loved this show growing up. i absolutely loved this show. part of what i loved about it were these gadgets, and now that i'm a woman, these gadgets are even more fascinating to me. i wish i had a rosy robot. i don't think anyone needs more than me. and you touched on the roomba. i have a version of the roomba that actually vacuums and mops, mops better than my kids who i used to put to do that, and now i don't have to. we love this machine so much, sean and i. it was given to me as a gift. it's the best gift i have ever received. we actually call it sean's

girlfriend because when i am gone, it looks like sean vacuumed. it is incredible how many of these have come to fruition >> what is it called? >> it is called the robo rock. >> fascinating. >> i should sponsor this and make money >> never did i watch tv when i was little apparently because i missed that. i hate everything that this has brought about. [laughter] i hate the fact that we have already been taken over. our lives -- >> that's true. >> -- are in control of us, these phones. you go to a restaurant here, the hot dog stand up at the brooklyn diner, hot dog, everybody at the bar, everybody -- they are all looking at their phones. nobody is talking to one another. and bartenders, what must it be like to be a bartender today? you don't have -- you don't get to talk to people about their problems. they are all sitting there -- >> that's one aspect of it but as a woman, because as much as they say men are stepping up in the chores part, i beg to differ. >> they are

>> they are stepping up a little bit, but for the washing machines, vacuum cleaners that do the job for us, i mean, these are incredible time-saving gadgets. i agree with you on the phone, but maybe we ought to watch this and get some more of these things. >> we have a dish washing machine, we have one that's so advanced, i never have to turn it on. i don't know how to turn it on. i wash dishes by hand. >> you don't have nine kids. you wouldn't wash by hand. >> when you go out to dinner with your friends next time, have everybody take their phone and put it in the middle of the table. the first one to grab that phone has to pay for the bill. >> great idea. awesome idea. >> we're here to help. stick around. big four, that's next. ♪ ♪

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celebrity to become a climate hypocrite as her private jet tops the list of worst private plane co2 admission. she is defending her usage claiming she won't out her jets to other people all the time. i guess that totally absolves her from responsibility. she owned two jets as early as 2020 and she sold one off because she cared about the climate. >> the celebrities with the loudest voices are the ones who have the private jet i could name a lot right now. >> leo dicaprio went to paris to win an award and flew back. >> i was going to say john kerry, he does that all the time. >> i would not use a pipe under private jet if i had one imac to get any climate towards having nine kids. >> if i won the billion-dollar model that is the first thing i would do is get a private jet. >> here is mine the couple say the key to a happy marriage is a two by two by two role, date

night every two weeks, a weekend away every two months in the week away at least every two years, that came from a reddit post. i could not agree more i think it's hard to do but it's something that you have to do. i have a theory about this. i think prioritizing your marriage is very patriotic thing to do. prioritizing your marriage means a great marriage and great marriage means great families and great families are the solution to all of america's problems. >> without a doubt i think the best recipe for a good marriage is you have to marry a perfect woman. >> clearly you did. >> a good chef helps also. >> if she could put up a good meal every night. >> even if she's wrong she's right. >> i like that. >> happily life is a happy life. >> several episodes on the kitchen table. we have a great discussion with

paula and dan bongino on this very topic. thank you for that rachel, we talked about the pros and cons and electric cars no matter how much of a subsidy the government gives you would ever be able to afford an electric for lori, there you have hybrids out there but for lori has announced they are working on an all electric car coming down 2025, north of $200,000, you guys are on the list to get one, right? >> pete buttigieg has telling everyone get a tesla. >> i told you guys yesterday i don't believe in buying cars that make us more dependent on china. >> an elderly woman in kentucky was saved from her flooded home after a viral photo was posted to facebook sitting in her bedroom and waist high water one of the rare good things you can say about social media. >> we hear a couple of stories where people are stranded and

someone comes to the rescue, what a nice way to end it. >> you just finished criticizing the phone. >> and to be with you this weekend thank you for watching we will see you next weekend, you want to stay tuned the fox report with jon scott start right now. ♪. jon: michelle nichols. >> i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. we begin with the fox news alert on the death of nba legend bill russell. the box under boston celtics center who became the head coach of major u.s. team sports passively peacefully at 88 years old. the greatest winter basketball history and for off the court as