molly, what a tribute and what a drummer. molly: what a legacy. we will see what comes from him. that does it for us. the big sunday show is next. ♪ hello, everyone. i am anita along with guy and david. welcome to the big sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight. >> a shocking twist in the search for a missing mother of ducted while jogging. as police arrest her subjected -- suspected kidnapper.

>> what they think is misinformation and we have the e-mails that exposed it all. >> please don't cross illegally. due the biden administration actions speak louder than words? >> president guidance failed policies. biden's latest tweet just today "proposals are a threat to the very soul of this country. last night in front of a huge crowd, trump slammed president biden and reminded people what he feels the upcoming elections will be all about. biden's failed policies. listen. >> this election is a referendum on the corruption and extremism of joe biden and the radical

democrat. joe biden came to philadelphia, pennsylvania, to get the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an american president, vilifying 75 million citizens as threats to democracy and as enemies of the state. you are all enemies of the state. he has an enemy of the state. how do you like the red lighting behind him like the devil. i may have to do it again. >> may just have to do it again. first, we have to win a historic victory for the republican party this november. anita: oh boy. today the white house is still defending biden's divest if rhetoric. >> calling on democrats, mainstream republicans to really come to gather and stand together to make their voices

heard so that we can protect what is the most important to our value as a country. >> meanwhile trumps message reminding voters headed into the midterms especially as new polling shows republicans should not ride that expected red wave. when asked who they would vote for, 44% say republican. 47% say democrat. things changing a little bit there. i want to just talk about this speech. is this not the speech that keeps on giving. the speech was thursday, we have friday, saturday, here we are sunday, talking about it tomorrow into next week. it is not just republicans and the gop criticizing the president for this speech. i want to put up some quotes. first from the washington post op-ed. if you don't persuade people by

scolding them or demeaning them, but that is how the president speech landed for many conservatives of goodwell. the new york times says they are running a political operation in which the threat to democracy as leverage use to keep swing voters on side without having to make difficult concessions to the center or the right. maybe this threat too democracy is not much of a threat. the president is not wildly popular. can he afford to lose the new york times and the washington post? >> it is too early to tell if this was a political misstep. the early indications say that it probably was. you just quoted from the times, i read that whole column and ross hits on a very important point which goes to the tell in this. the democrats do not believe that they are on rhetoric.

literally the day after president biden gave the speech of philadelphia, it was reported that chuck schumer and the democrats were pouring millions of dollars to meddle in the primary to boost a maga republican. you cannot say these types of people are exits that joe threats to the country and then spend millions of dollars boosting them. they have to answer for that. >> we have seen democrats pouring money into primaries all across the country. it is interesting that, you know, democrats, the white house , other operatives are defending this speech. let take a listen to keisha. she is now a senior white house advisor. let's listen to what she had to say about the speech. >> i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander-in-chief who was calling out to all of us, no

matter our political affiliation >> tommy, what did you hear in the speech? >> i hear that she is helping people did not actually watch the speech. she can somehow make it seemed like it was unified because people did not take the time to listen to it. i think it is a great point to be made, the strategy behind all of this. at first when i saw what happened with the fbi raid, when i saw what happened with this horrible speech, i thought this was just attacking republicans. i think that this is almost a strategy by the democrats to rile up trump supporters. to get him to announce he will run in 2024 and that will make those hesitant, never trumpeters out there, mainstream republicans maybe vote a little bit differently. maybe it will prop up donald trump. at may not be what is good for the republican party.

before all of this was happening, desantis was kind of our guy. now people are putting on the maga hats again. >> they are going to run against trump no matter what he does or does not do. i do not like the presidential games. the minute trump announces he is found by the ftc which would affect his businesses and why would you do that if you pay attention to what he does as a businessman. same for any candidate for that matter. they will have to run against trump. it is a way to hopefully divide the voting electorate and get them more angry. does it drive down participation? that is what they are hoping for. i don't know the strategy because there is a fundamental change here. people are more angry with washington, d.c. and their state houses than they are with the

particular parties. look at the vote for trump. the enemies of the state. people that voted against hillary clinton by choosing trump. people angry with the establishment. their people fed up with failure by government with bureaucratic overreach with the arm of weight and government coming down on them. then they see irs agents over 10 years. they had a leak of information related to form 990s. nonprofit filings. some information about americans of 130,000 americans. that is what the common man thinks. when will i be the victim directly or the indirect victim of a bad government structure. >> this is definitely a new tactic we are seeing to criticize half the country for not supporting the current administration. what do new immigrants, new americans, what do they think

about this? isn't this what they were trying to get away from from the countries they came from? let's listen to one legal immigrant who put his message on to talk. its take a listen it went viral. >> this november will be the first time i get to exercise my foe. i understand the urge to attack those that see political opponents. to stir president, i am not your enemy. the tens of millions of maga republicans are not filled with hate towards anyone. >> that same person was also on fox and friends this morning. let's hear what he had to say to our group there. >> when i hear maga republican, i hear what it says, to make america great again. i came to this country because i believe this was the place my dreams could come true. with hard work, i could make anything happen for myself and my family.

over the last 20 years that i've been here, i have found love, i have found patriotism to my fellow maga republicans. we cannot outsource the defense of our beliefs to pungent spirit we have to choose courage over comfort and speak up boldly, but without malice towards anyone. >> that is something. >> really well said there. that is exactly the type of person we should be thrilled to have in our american family. one click point about the tweet on the screen at the top of the show, from biden today. he was not criticizing january 6 rioters, he was criticizing maga proposals. tax cuts and deregulation, peace deals from the middle east. >> 1 million people. >> border policies. >> we can have good-faith debates about policy in this country to conflate that stuff

with a threat to the country i think is a grave disservice to the point he is trying to make. it turns off people like me who are not strong trump type republicans. if they are trying to unite with me, strong pass with this type of rhetoric. >> hearing what they have to say about our policies and the nation in general. >> they love this country. they came here for a reason and they did it the right way. we have to give them a lot of respect. they love this country in the countries they fled from, they fled to this country for reason. we have to make sure that we keep our republic strong. we have to make sure we are united. they don't want these. let's talk about leftist proposals, item proposals. they see these socialist, almost communist proposals and they say i left this. i came here for a reason.

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♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. fox news alert. tonight there is a frantic search for missing mother of two who was kidnapped while she was jogging near the university of memphis. the suspected suspect is in custody. christina coleman is live with the latest details. >> memphis police say the abduction of eliza fletcher was violent and caught on surveillance video. the suspect cleotha abston is the man seen in that video who violently forced eliza fletcher

into an suv. the two struggled during the incident. several people later reported that they saw cleotha abston clean out his suv with floor cleaner and behaving oddly. they believe he was trying to clean blood out of his vehicle. also trying to get away from u.s. marshals yesterday when they found him in his suv. he was taken into custody. he has now charged with tampering with custody and an especially aggravated kidnapping fletcher is a billionaire heiress in a private school teacher. she was jogging near the university of memphis campus when she was attacked. cleotha abston has declined to provide investigators her location. this is not the first time he has been accused of kidnapping. twenty-two years ago he was convicted of kidnapping and aggravated robbery for forcing a prominent memphis attorney into the trunk of his car at gunpoint

enforcing this lawyer to withdraw money at different atms that victim survived the attack but as for eliza fletcher, she is still missing. her family and friends are still praying for her safe return. >> thank you. let's bring this out to the panel on this. i want to bring in tj ward. let's listen to him. he covered natalie holloway. he has good insight into these cases. watch this. >> the police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and looking at dna that may have been in the car that they have that belongs to him. look at cell phones now. you can see the last position of where the phones were. they can take the electronics from a car and they can look and see where that car was, what doors opened. i don't think that this was a random kidnapping.

i think that this was probably planned. >> those last words, this was probably planned. the bike who comes into play. a need town, you investigate to eliminate. we happy electronics, back and tell you how far the car was driven, gps navigation, the brain of the car, as it is referred to. the planning of this, was it planned based on the suspects history, is there some other factor? i wonder her being in aris? >> that is a tricky one. the fact she is a billionaire heiress, you cannot ignore that. hats off to the suspect's brother who said you know i saw my brother cleaning out the floor of his truck with floor cleaner. it as a family member, that is hard for family members. they don't want their family to get in trouble.

you have to give him a couple points there. this is important for people who like to jog in the early morning hours. i don't go in the early morning hours. it is dangerous. tell someone where you are going. >> to that point, this has been going on long before this case. from a safety perspective, let's get your thought on that. >> i am a runner as well. early mornings, late at night, not a good idea. it doesn't matter how safe you think your city is, it's not that safe. whether you're a billionaire heiress or an average person. women need to be paying more attention to this. self defense is important. pepper spray, pepper spray, pepper spray. have it somewhere you can access it. it can save your life. we always think we are teflon it we don't need anything because we are strong women until

something like this happens. you cannot be too safe. >> to the plan and aspect of this there are also crimes of opportunity. this alleged criminal, the suspect has a history and it seems to be related to money. kidnapping someone to get money out of an atm. >> you took the words out of my mouth. crime of opportunity? or was this premeditated? it may have been premeditated if she ran a similar pattern every day. the fact she comes from a lot of money is interesting. to our knowledge, no ransom request which may cut against that. i think everyone is praying for this woman's safe return. one detail that i think is somewhat chilling or very worrisome is the cleaning out of the car. your mind starts to go places. certainly, that is very

concerning. this whole story is terrifying. >> one of the hardest things to do is have patience. at the investigators do their job. thanks, everybody. new evidence that the biden administration and big tech teamed up to censor free speech. that is next.

♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. democrats talked a whole lot about collusion when it came to trump. now the real collusion looks like it's between biden and big tech. filing a new lawsuit to expose the administration working with social media giants like facebook and twitter to censor

what they decided is misinformation. here is just one example. the white house digital director asked instagram to remove a parody account that made fun of dr. fauci. less then a minute later, yep, on it. >> how far does this go? how why does it go? this ought to shock every american. >> that is right. censoring and silencing americans. >> censoring and silencing americans. i had no idea that big technology was colluding to censor us conservatives. this does not shock me one bit. i feel like there is so much discussion about investigating what facebook and twitter are doing. investigation after investigation after hearing after hearing and we always end up in the same place that it continues to happen.

will this be moving the dial whatsoever or is this just talk? >> if you stay in washington, you will not move the dial. here is what is important about this. you have eric schmidt, mark landry, the states attorneys general's are the ones doing this. i have spoken to eric about this 21st filed the suit. they are out in the front of this because there could also be potential violations in state law. while they will not have to discussion about section 230, neither republicans or democrats are being heavily lobbied to leave it where it is. the attorneys general will actually lead this charge. one of the cases gets to the supreme court. that is the change in strategy that is effective. it will even benefit the blue states. shockingly, a good case will

benefit. >> i think it would be good for everybody if we had big tech platforms fair to everybody. talking about matters of health during the covid-19 pandemic. they wanted to root out information. a dr. fauci parody account. >> correct me if i am wrong. i would be happy to admit if i am. a republican administration picking up the phone, can you take this down for us, will there be an agreement to that? i am a little skeptical of that? >> it would be on social media the next day. look at trump pressuring twitter. >> i think fundamentally what the problem here is nobody trusts the arbiters to do so accurately or in a honest way.

whether it is a parody account or, i don't know, people suggesting the virus started in a lab. that was labeled misinformation. the laptop was russian disinformation and all of these big outlets with with that even though there was no evidence to support it. i think people that throw around those terms over and over again and they get proven wrong, they have surrendered credibility and it only heightens. >> our former president donald trump address that very issue. let's take a listen. >> mark zuckerberg confessed that in 2020 the fbi went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation.

the fbi made it clear that they did not want the truth about the criminality and influence peddling of the biden family coming out before the election. that would hurt the chances of joe biden who virtually never left his basement winning the election. >> so, the president brought up a good point. this has consequences for elections. it is not just a parody account that someone liked or misinformation. this goes to the core of what was happening before the big election. >> it really bothers me as a journalist because it goes to the first amendment and freedom of the press which is one of the things that sets this country apart from so many others that don't have that. i cannot help but also see some hypocrisy here because president biden likes to call out maggot

supporters and call them semi fascist. one of the first think that they do is they try to stifle and control the press. this is not a good look for the administration if it comes to be true that they were colluding with big tech. >> the truth is actually there. we have the e-mails between the cdc, for example. when you look at this, it is a track record. the obama biden administration. cheryl atkinson, that is a true violation of the first amendment when the federal government or any government is involved. >> they wanted to have weekly meetings about this. a casual little discussion to debunk everything that the right is saying. order patrols latest order to illegal immigrants is please don't cross illegally. as that the right message? it is up next.

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♪ welcome back. thanks for watching. border patrol trying a new tactic to stop immigration. please avoid crossing illegally. dangerous currents in the rio grande river killed nine attempted crossers last week alone. our camera spotting one woman praying before she tried to swim across that dangerous river last thursday. the chief patrol agent releasing a warning of extreme importance following those deaths. in an effort to prevent further loss of life we are asking everyone to please avoid crossing illegally. that stark warning as more

illegal immigrants were bussed from texas now arriving here in new york city. greg abbott sending those illegal immigrants to a variety now of sanctuary cities including new york, d.c. and now chicago. hoping to make a point about the ongoing crisis. chicago mayor calls to move racist. we can maybe talk about this and we will get to the mayor of chicago in a moment. first, i want to start, david, on the broader issue of immigration and those nine deaths. we sort of breeze past that. their people risking their lives and dying to come into this country illegally because they are incentivized to do so by this administration. i am not like a hard core border hawk, but they are radicalizing me on this. a matter of life and death. a matter of national sovereignty. this administration telling people don't come but with their

policies and actions come. i am sick of people on the left trying to pretend they have the compassionate position on this issue. there is nothing compassionate about this. >> add to that the potential. it is even more dangerous in the rio grande. a strong current there. this has been going on since the 90s. i was going down to the border since i was in texas and reporting on it. you mentioned something important. they lecture us with their statements and border patrol trying to say don't come. they are not working with guatemala, they are not working with any of those nations. their countries are being hollowed out. the buses you see arriving in the cities, various cities in texas, the border states for that matter, come in young men, primarily, women end up being

traded when they come here. let's talk about the real crisis. and they knew at the fact that as your kids go back to school right now, as young children go back to school, this rainbow fennel along with overdoses and death in virginia and colorado and a number of other states, are being brought in and sourced from china where joe biden says he has great relationships. how about going after china on the source for cheerios. drugs, sex trafficking, this is complete lobar action by the democrats. >> it's anarchy is not compassionate at all. we touched on this the end of the show. they have some serious problems. for her to sort of thump her chest and say we are the good people here, she is attacking greg abbott as this soulless

awful person. notice the slight of hand there. the rhetorical sleight of hand. these are illegal immigrants coming into the country. if she wants them, i think governor abbott should take her up on that offer and invoice the city of chicago. >> isn't that the purpose? they should be gleeful about what they are getting. why are they so upset? they are upset because their shelters are being inundated. these are just busloads. there been several busloads. that is small potatoes compared to these border cities. >> welcome to our world. texas is a big state. arizona a big state. these little communities around the border, these are small communities, communities being forever changed. we cannot and ball many more

bodies. we cannot have any more people at our funeral homes. we are being inundated. then you have mayors that are so tone deaf they want to call a governor who is pleading with the biden administration, please do something, to call him a racist, no, i don't think so. >> aoc going down and weeping. the white pantsuit that she was wearing. the current borders are and kamala harris, she went down there. crimes against humanity. nine people swept away and drowned in the river just last week. crickets in the media on this. i think that that is part of the problem here. the american people sense that there is a deeply dysfunctional situation down there. i am not sure that they are getting the full picture. >> only if they are watching us are they getting a fair balanced picture of this. just to piggyback on what tommy

was saying about sanctuary cities. the municipal law tend to protect against deportation or prosecution. a little bit of hypocrisy. she should be welcoming these folks. >> we will leave that conversation here for now, but it is not going away. labor day is about celebrating american workers. that is what we will do right here. police officers to truckers and everyone in between. our own to american workers is next. ♪

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♪ anita: welcome back to the big sunday show. police officers to truckers this labor day, it is about honoring the men and women that work hard to keep this country moving. each one of us thought about a job that we think deserves to be highlighted. i would like to highlight police officers all over the united states at a been defunded, demoralized sided by millions of americans over the past couple of years. they walk out of their front doors every day and they don't know if they will be coming home. they have also been the recent target of assassination attempts and many of them have been murdered just for wearing the uniform yet they still go out to help fight crime and say people from payroll. i just want to take a moment to salute them. hopefully people can remember how they felt about police officers after 9/11 they thought of them as heroes, not the enemy. i know you do some work with

truckers. >> i also do a lot of work with police agencies. half for many years around the country. from kids like myself all the way up, so many americans see them for who they are. still do today. truckers are, they get left out of the conversation. first responders and nurses and you think about covid, but everything that moves, it does not get to the walmart on the train. whether it though long haulers, three and a half-million long haulers, the 18 wheelers, local haulers, trucks move the entire world. they are doing this right now. they are moving goods and services. there working as team drivers, individuals, cold-weather, getting through storms of all kinds. there as a trucker out there somewhere getting a product, everything you are wearing,

everything we have, these screens in the studio, transported by a truck. anita: we thank them. good idea. >> i also love our police officers, our truckers, i am a proud product of south dakota. i want to thank our farmers and ranchers out there. they don't get a day off. they don't get a labor day weekend off. making sure we have food on our table. it has become harder and harder for them. people think they are making money hand over fist just because we are paying so much at the grocery store, but they are not. they are heartland americans are keep our country said. they have wonderful values of hard work. we need to make sure that we are still supporting these american farms and ranches because they are the back one of our country. they truly are. >> guy, how about you. >> echoing the sentiments from my colleagues here and adding, a

flashback to about two years ago. we had a conversation about quiet putting in people not wanting to show up and stay at work and at home. big acrimonious debates about vaccine mandates and whether people lose their jobs for not getting a shot. there were people in the early days of the pandemic where we knew very little and it was very scary. they had to show up every day and they did. we would not have survived, literally, without them. stocking shelves in grocery stores or driving trucks. there was this whole infrastructure of people that could not just stay home and stay safe in their pajamas. they had to work very hard to keep the country going to the greatest extent possible and keeping us surviving as human beings. i think that that sacrifice in that work at the time got some sort of applause, but it was quickly forgotten and i wanted to remind us of it today on labor day weekend.

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show. time now for our picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week and i will go first. on pennsylvania family gave the ultimate surprise. reuniting with his deleterious owner. i saw this video on instagram yesterday and it melted my heart. of all the things we have going on right now this is the thing that we need to see. you just cannot beat animals. they are better than humans in return and i am absolutely obsessed with this. >> i've never seen a dog so happy. >> these videos never get old. is it dusty in here. here is my big four. football is back. the new nfl season kicks off thursday night. buffalo bills taking on the l.a. rams. i am a college football guy. go cats. the season started last week and on that front. nfl is still king. buffalo bills and their fans had a really rough into last season. i am a giants fan.

my expectations are tampered. that is where i am thinking. >> davis web. remember that name, if you are a giants fan. he will have a great year. a lawsuit filed by black lives matter grassroots nla, i love linda drifters get caught. accusing -- one of the groups board of directors of stealing more than $10 million from the radical activist group. no surprise here. they have been under investigation. they buy a $6 million mansion in canada, $3 million in the canyons in malibu. america, this is a giant grist which corporations have gotten on bended knee to a violent marcus organization led by self-admitted.

stealing wealth and using it westmark they are the best capitalist in the world. >> do you think going off of that real quick, do you think these corporations will finally say we support the idea behind black lives matter, but maybe not the organization? do you think there will be in the admission there that they were maybe wrong? >> no. the grist is on. >> $10 million. >> let's say you only stole 3 million, on. >> a lot of corporate america seems to be in line with them. my take, well, how about school. it is back. most schools begin classes this tuesday. so many kids looking forward to go back to school with more relaxed covid rules, sadly, it cannot be said for all districts around the nation. as of friday a number of districts are still requiring

masks for next week. newark new jersey, jefferson county kentucky, clayton county georgia and philadelphia. they still have time to change their policy before tuesday. let's see what happens. they are actually requiring kids to wear masks as school starts. philadelphia says just for the first 10 days and then they will make it optional. but still. >> what is the first 10 days going to do? this is just a trial run? >> that all philadelphia factoid here, 62.2% of black parents and philadelphia have moved their kids to charter schools and they are trying to crush that in philadelphia. it's about controlling your kids because black parents are making the decision that my kids will do better or your kids will do better in schools where they have options and there not be masked up and shut down. anita: i think a lot of parents during the pandemic did move their kids from public to private schools.

they wanted a more normal education. i think it's sad for public schools across the nation. >> this is our future. >> hard to learn with the mask on. right discussion. that doesn't or us. we will see you next weekend. the fox report with john scott starts right about now. ♪ >> the search for a missing mother and heiress from tennessee is now in its third day. good evening. this is the fox report. ♪ police say eliza fletcher was last seen jogging before she was violently abducted friday morning. the man accused of kidnapping her is now in custody. the suspect was convicted of another kidnapping more than two