♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm alicia acuna along with guy benson, lara trump and joey jones, and welcome to "the big saturday show." joey. >> a teen is mowed down by a driver, so where's all the media attention? would it be a different story if it were a progressive activist that was killed? >> guy. >> well, remember the basket of deplorables? hillary clinton, she's back, and she's launched a in attack against republican voters -- new attack, and this one involves

hitler. >> and lara. >> from sky-high inflation to illegal immigrants pouring over the border, things are really bad. so why is everything suddenly perfect? everyone says everything is perfect, but why? the cultural movement to find a new word with. >> but first, on the same day the dow plunged into bear market territory, it was all about a party at the white house. sir elton john serenading president and first lady biden and a crowd on the white house lawn. and it's the not just the stock market that plunged this week. so is the money in everyone's wallets. a new study finding the average american has lost more than $4,000 a year in income since biden took office, erasing the $4,000 gains from when trump was in office. republican leaders now making the economy a priority the as we count down 45 days until the midterms. the key goals of the commitment to america are advance a parents' bill of rights, fund border security, crack down on

leftist prosecutors and curb wasteful government spending. >> we can secure our border. we could become energy independent. your price of gas is lower. we can build an education system that has a parents' bill of rights, that you have a say in your kids' education. and we could be a check and balance on the -- rein in this government that's going after the individuals. if you believe like us, join with us. because this job won't be easy. >> house speaker nancy pelosi instead focusing on maga republicans in her response to the rollout of the plan saying, quote: today's rollout is the latest evidence of house republicans' whole hearted commitment to maga, going all in on an extremist agenda designed to greatly diminish americans' health, freedom and security. this alarming new, extreme maga platform threatens to criminal criminalize women's health care

and raise prescription drug prices and attack our free and fair elections. guy, i'm going to go to you first. virginia governor glenn youngkin really got to the heart of what with, i think, if not all of the polls, most of the polls are hitting on and where americans are are right now and what's front and center on their minds. take a listen. >> they're most concerned about inflation. they're most concerned about the fact that they're seeing this silent thief that was let loose by the biden administration steal their hard-earned money. grocery prices have escalated at double digits, and all of a sudden virginians -- and i think americans -- are really starting to worry. >> yeah, and he's backing up real numbers there. >> oh, for sure. i mean, this is bread and butter messaging to the republicans. it should be the number one issue. i will say this, i had a -- youngkin on my radio show this week, and something we talked about was one of the major focuses of his campaign that allowed him to win in virginia

was education. and we have not had, i keep saying this, a national referendum on covid policies and education since all of it happened. this is the first national election with an opportunity for parents and others to render a verdict on what a lot of democrats did, a lot of harm to kids all over this country. so i'm glad that the house republicans have put that front and center as one of their big four items in this new agenda. and one other very quick point, the statement from pelosi that you read. i think that it completely undermines -- [laughter] the point that they're trying to make about dangerous maga republicans and democracy and election denial, whatever that point is. if you were to then conflate just normal republican policies with that, you completely take the wind out from the sails, at least the point that you're trying to make. they keep making that same mistake, and i think a lot of americans -- >> they've made that mistake since 2016 with president trump. i mean, every little thing they could call a misstep with president trump, their hair's on fire. to the extent that he becomes more popular because people go i can't buy what you're selling if

you're telling me every time the man acts like himself that a he's going to destroy the world. and they're bringing that same mentality into this election. and you talk about a nationwide reference couple on -- referendum on what the democrats did do over covid, i mean, 2020 the was kind of that because republicans picked up seats in a lot of places through that election. obviously, president trump didn't win, but republicans got stronger down the line in a lot of statehouses over that issue. so it wasn't nationwide, but we saw statehouses go red over those issues exactly. >> well, and, lara, i have to mention because we saw elton john there playing at the white house, and it's hard not to remember that he declined to play for former president trump in 2017 for the inauguration. however, he did play at a his wedding, which is -- >> yeah. >> -- interesting. >> it is interesting. i think it's a sign of the times. in 2005 he had no problem going and playing for my father-in-law and melania at their wedding. now fast forward 2017, he

doesn't want to get involved. but he's happy to go there with joe and jill biden? that's ooh very interesting. i thought it was a very marie antoinette moment for me, the whole scene there where you have the dow below 30,000, right? we have, obviously, an inflation issue that's not going anywhere, that's not even being addressed or talked about, by and large, by the democrats. and if there they are being serenaded by elton john. it must be nice. this after the inflation party -- >> right. with james taylor, right? they need to stop -- >> only this administration could put elton john and tone deaf in the same sentence, right in. >> totally. [laughter] >> that's what is happening. it's a complete misunderstanding of where americans really are. they think americans are outraged over the issues they're championing when americans are just outraged over -- allow us to live our lives. >> yeah. when we're talking about the november elections and we've seen i wouldn't call it momentum, but we've seen just a teeny, tinemy shift for

democrats, do you think there's a danger here for republicans in any of this if they can't keep their eye on the ball with inflation? [laughter] >> i think americans, i think americans see this word inflation, and they don't get, they don't get excited over president biden saying, oh, it's just an inch. i think they don't get upset over everything republicans put out there. i think when we sit here in a pretty comfortable place ourselves and talk about the inflation, we have to really get down to the nitty-gritty of what that means. republicans' biggest mistake, i think, was to hone in on gas prices for so long. like, to make inflation all about one thing rather than take a step back. when we talk about what's happening with our economy, the housing market may be in a bubble that's going to bust that's going to hurt a lot of people. the other thing is options that are available. you might be able to afford a new car, but the company you want to buy it from can't make it. so the used version of that car is $20,000 more than a new one because that's the only one you

can buy. if you run a backhoe or do anything in construction for a living, a tool breaks, you can't replace that tool because the people that make that tool had supply chain issues for the last year. and to be in charge of a government that couldn't see any of this coming or try to do anything about it, all of that is what americans are dealing with. and then inflation is on top of that. >> boy, now we have this commitment to america by house republicans that was just released. newt gingrich, the former house speaker who in 1994 came out with the house republicans' version ahead of midterms with his contract with america, he wrote an op-ed for fox news titled why house republicans' commitment to america is a big deal. he writes: the american people will get to choose soon. their choices will be the failures of big government socialism or a commitment to america to restore the systems, principles and values that will make us safer, more prosperous and secure. i believe americans will choose the commitment over the failures. guy, you and i have covered mid terms for years.

do you think americans are paying attention to the details in this? >> probably not, would be my guess. i mean, it's good for them to put it out. as i said, i think they focused on the right things here. i'm not sure this is a game-changer, but it is a sort of positive agenda they can point to. it might be enough, to your previous question, it might be enough for republicans just to sit back and say, hey, america, how's this feeling about now? don't like it? vote for us. that could be sufficient for them to win a house majority, for example. but to be able to point at least to a document to say they're scaring you about us, this is what we're going to prioritize, i think that's the right move for hem to do here. and i do think that the risk for republicans and republican voters is to believe what they've been hearing for the last year -- >> yeah. >> -- the which is it's automatic. this is a layup. it's going to be a red wave, and that needs to be manifested in real life through action, not just assumed to take place. because you need turnout. >> and, lara, you understand the dynamics of a 45 days before the

election, so much can happen. >> that's exactly right. guy, you said it exactly right. we cannot sit back and take anything for grant as republicans. we have to motivate people to get out and vote. that's, ultimately, what is going to make the difference here. people have to get out, they have to vote. and what i liked about this commitment to america was that it at least addressed so many concerns i think that people have that the democrats are just failing to talk about in many respects. at least you have the republicans saying we want to address the problems that we know you have right now. we want to at least say we see them is and here's our plan, because i think a lot of people look at the democrats and of course there are key issues they love to talk about like abortion. they'll talk about that all day, but they never really talk about the day-to-day can issues that the american people feel. so i did like that point of all of this. but i think you're right, we've got to keep our eye on the prize, foot on the gas all the way until november. >> they have to make it make sense at the local level.

a state like georgia where brian kemp and herr e shell walker are the two most popular conservatives in georgia right now, two very different bases for those because of the trump element. this idea that you can just put something nationally out there and win in this big red wave. you're going to have to find the issues that matter in those areas. >> and i will say unsolicited, friendly advice for the democrats, maybe don't schedule a fireworks display for economic data releases. >> you have a point, guy, absolutely. straight ahead, a teen killed by a driver who claims they got into a political argument, and his victim is a republican extremist. so where's all the media attention? that's next. ♪ do the walk of life, yeah, you do the walk of life ♪ . one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime,

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♪ ♪ find the one you can't live without -- ♪ get a ring -- >> welcome back to "the big saturday show." most of the mainstream media is ignoring the horrific death of an 18-year-old after he was mowed down by a driver who claimed that he had a political character -- argument. the north dakota high school where el exson graduated holding a moment of silence for him last

night. the driver told police he intentionally hit the team because he thought he was, quote, a republican extremist. no surprise here, none of the network evening newscasts have covered it since it happened last sunday, but what if it was a republican who was behind the wheel? >> 18 years old, was targeted and killed, run down in cold blood with an suv by a radical left maniac. he was a radical left, stupid person. simply because he was a republican. and he was so proud of being a republican. and this guy ran him town can -- down. and not one mainstream media network has even mentioned this horrible crime. think of it. now think of it the other way. think of it the other way. suppose a maga person ran down somebody on the other side. it'd be the biggest story you've ever seen. it's a disgrace. >> alicia, there's still a lot

to come out about this story. it's absolutely horrific no matter the circumstance, but it was the driver himself who said that was his motive, and it is interesting that none of these evening news anchors are have covered it. >> yeah, it's heartbreaking, actually, as a journalist, to see that. and it's also really troubling that the associated press, which is a news service that we use here at fox news and is used by news organizations all over the world didn't mention it when they wrote up the story. they just called this a, this was just something that happened over a political argument. they didn't go into the details which are actually admitted but also incredibly important and heartbreaking. and i also saw that this kid was calling his mom while this was happening saying that he was being chased. he was terrified. these are important details, and this is a network news story. >> yeah. >> i i really don't understand it. >> you know, lara -- the. [laughter] are republicans have jumped all over this. you've got a candidate saying that biden has blood on his hands over this.

you have other high ranking republicans in congress and the senate saying, hey, there's a connection between the rhetoric, the calculated words that the biden administration and democrats chose to use coming into this election cycle and th. let's take a listen to biden's montage of quotes here. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism. the extreme set of maga republicans has chosen to go back backwards full of anger, violation, hate and division. maga republicans don't just threaten our personal rights and economic security, they're a threat to our very democracy. >> you know i went back and read the entire transcript of the infamous interview where president trump was blamed for charlottesville by saying there were decent people on both sides. i went back and read it twice before the show, and it was a complete lie. it really was. i didn't have a strong opinion at the time. but to juxtapose that, this

guy's literally parroting the exact phrasing that democrats have brought to the public square. seems like news networks should at least consider that. >> what my father-in-law said was there are very fine people on both sides, and that's where they cut it, except for the neo-nazis and white supremacists who should be -- that is what he said. they conveniently would cut that out because it was donald trump. joe biden, i don't think there's any way to mix up what he said there. you're right, this driver who mowed down this teenager used the word extreme. and that is what you just heard from joe biden time and time again. but the reason i think the networks don't want to cover this is because they would ultimately have to get back to what joe biden just said right there. they would have to trace it back to him calling us semi-fascists and we're a threat to democracy, threat, threat, threat. well, i don't think you can ever blame someone for another person's actions. but the heightened rhetoric and

the way that we're so divided right now and everything feels very tense and heightened, it doesn't ever help to the have the president of the united states speaking like that because sometimes you get people with ill intentions, obviously, i think this guy had been drinking. and it's terrible. it is, as alicia said, it's heartbreaking that it ever came to this. but shame on these news outlets for not covering this. this was a young man who lost his life. it should have never happened, and they have a duty, i think, to talk about this. >> yeah. i think i want to make clear we're not outraged that the politics aren't being interjected here, we're outragel that way -- because it looks likely pockily city by the folks who should be able to tell the story straight. when you look at when steve scalise was shot, rand paul, you know, he was -- i think he was one of the ones that was attacked outside of the state of the union, i think it was 2018, where ted cruz, rand paul, several were verbally attacked

on their way out of there. and then you fast forward, and rand paul is literally attacked by his neighbor. we've got a quote from him, and this is rand paul speaking saying words can have violent consequences. president biden needs to realize that his vilification of his opponents is enflaming some of his supporters to violence. as a victim of political violence, both sides need to recognize the consequences of heat rhetoric. and i think that's the part that bothers me. i fought a war. and for most of time i was fighting that war, the left would not allow me to say radical islamic extremists. fast forward ten years, and they use this maga extremists at will. they just i throw it out like it's nothing. >> my fellow americans. >> yeah. >> i don't like to blame rhetoric for the actions of crazy or viability people, because i think it's unfair. it's its own form of demagoguery. but the other side, the left, does the it all the time, and the rules are not the same for both sides. there's no question about that.

i think back not that long ago to an assassination plot against a supreme court justice. >> yeah. >> that happened early in a week. by sunday, not a single sunday show on the networks even mentioned it except for "fox news sunday." an assassination plot against the supreme court justice. the speaker of the house pointedly refused to condemn attacks against pro-life centers. not a peep. and president trump, i think, was exactly right in that speech to say if the roles were reversed, it's easiest point to make but it's true, if the roles were reversed, it would be a national news story, every republican being hounded to condemn and and all this stuff. instead, it's just sort of brushed off to the side -- >> and that's exactly, we're not asking people to be outrage over name calling. at the very least, be consistent if you're going to be outraged in it, and don't allow what is now the president to use it against half of america. i think that's pretty simple, right? >> it should be. >> all right. next, the air force suggests we

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♪ ♪ >> and welcome back to "the big saturday show." as u.s. military recruitment ebbs to new lows, the air force academy being accused of misprioritize thing its focus in diversity and inclusion training. cadets now instructed to use words that use all genders. they are recommended to say team or folks or y'all. and instead of mom and dad, use parent or caregiver. come on. also swap out boyfriend or girlfriend for partner. this is preposterous.

in fact, we were talking about this story on the outnumbered couch yesterday, and my husband's mother was watching, and she texted me after the segment, just live from -- love from my caregiver-in-law. joey, you had an interview morning, let's watch this and i want to get your take. >> growing up in the seal teams, that stuff's going to rub off on you too. i was lucky enough, i had some great leadership. and i also had some bad leadership, and i often think i learned as much from bad leaders. i don't like this guy, i don't want to follow him anywhere, i want to make sure i never act like that. some other guy, i would follow this guy anywhere -- >> yeah. >> what is he doing, what are his behaviors, how is he acting that makes us all feel that way, and that's what i'm going to try and emulate are. so i learnedded some from the bad lead, some from the good leaders. and, you know, over to -- 20 years it definitely left a mark

on me. >> all right, joey, so there's a broader discussion here about military recruitment. the numbers are way down, they're missing their targets, and people are tying this allegation of wokeness at least as one of the contributing factors. when you see this coming off the air force academy, does it play a role in what's happening here, or are we overblowing this issue? what are you hearing from your comrades and colleagues? >> i just want to expand on what jockon o was talking about here -- jock jocko was talking about. what he's talking about there is jocko comes out of maine, and he's all about this, like, hard core music, he's kind of got a punk personality. the only reason he joined the seals was basically to prove he could do it, and that's the key there. what he's saying is that good leaders don't come to you. they set a standard and tell you to come to it or get out. they don't cater to you. they don't try to find out what makes you feel good. they turn you into the person that feels good for being part

of something bigger than you are, for achieving something you didn't think you could achieve. i'm not going to tell you that someone who is trans is a bad person. i'm not going to tell you that someone who feels like they need the color of their hair purple in order to present themselves to the public every day is a bad person. but if you're bringing those issues into the squad bay or into a unit and you're demanding or, worse, your service you're trying to join can is commanding those issues define you or what you should focus on or what makes you relevant, then that's completely wrong. it's not about saying this is bad. it's about defining what is necessary and good and asking anyone that wants to join the military to meet me there. i'm not going to bring the sander down to you. when i say down, i don't mean laterally down, i mean over to where you are. i'm not going to bring what it takes to be in the air force over to where you are with your identity issues. i'm going to tell you to figure that out and then come fight a

war with me. that's not hard, and it's not bigoted in any way. it is the common sense, and we have lost our minds with us. this story about the air force is so egregious. there are fellowships that they're saying white men aren't even eligible for for being white. that that's discriminatory. it doesn't make any sense. listen, be smart or work hard, or if you're real good, do both. join the military and figure it out. that's all it is. >> love the country and go win a war. >> yeah. >> lara, i think people look at these powerpoint slides from these trainings, and they say what on earth does this have to do with military readiness, preparedness and war winning? which is the goal, all think, of the military. >> and i'm fine being nice and inclusive. it starts to get crazy when mom and dad is deemed offensive. >> it's ridiculous. here's my take, i really don't think anyone is truly offended by somebody else talking about their mom or dad or -- are people --

[laughter] and, by the way, if you are offended by that, then the united states military is probably not the place for you. and i hate to say it like that, but i want to know that i have people who are tough and strong and stand anything that are leading the charge, because i guarantee you rushing shah, north korea -- russia, north korea, china, they are not going to stop and ask you for your pronouns. whatever it is, they're not asking before they try to kill you. so that's what we should be focused on, is preparing our military adequately. >> you know, it's such a good point about is anyone actually offended by some of this stuff. anyone. like, in law there's this issue over standing. does someone have standing to sue. is there anyone at the air force academy, one person, offended by the word mom? seriously, can you find me one? i think the answer is probably no, but they're doing can all this stuff because of this sort of woke strangeness that that is seeping into every element of our society including ones where you think maybe they would hold out, military not holding out.

alicia, you're based in colorado. is this story getting local attention? >> so it's really not getting much local attention at all, especially in the denver area. the colorado springs gazette did cover this, but other than that we have five military installations in colorado springs area alone. colorado is home to a number of members of the military, and it's not getting the coverage that it deserves. >> of no. i'm shocked. meanwhile, forget the basket of deplorables. hillary clinton is back, she's got a new line of attack on republican voters, and time, charmingly, it references hitler. that's next. ♪ -- to the rock and roll on saturday night, saturday night. ♪ dancing to the rhythm in our heart and soul on saturday night, saturday night ♪ with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein,

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>> welcome back to "the big saturday show." remember in 2016 when hillary clinton put trump supporters in a deplorable basket? >> you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racists, sexists, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. and, unfortunately, there are people like that. >> now clinton is launching a new attack comparing trump rally-goers to nazis. >> how did people get, basically, drawn in by hitler? how did that happen? and i've watched newsreels, and i'd see this guy standing up there ranting and raving and people shouting and raising their arms. you saw the rally in ohio the

other night. tramp is -- trump is there ranting and raving for more than an hour, and you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. >> lara, got that -- gotta come to you first here. this rally in ohio, a lot of questions about what hillary clinton had to say here. your response. >> well, just when you think hillary has hit rock bottom with her commentary, we get a comparison to nazis and to hit her. thank you very much for that, hillary. it'sly tick the louse and despicable, of course, to hear this sort of talk from anyone. and what i can tell you is when people go to trump rallies, you will find that it is such an inclusive environment. i actually know people who said, you know what? i as a democrat decided i was going to go to a trump rally and just see what happened to me. they say i was so welcomed because it's true, it's a welcoming, fun environment. there's ranting and raving, i don't even know what she's talking about, but it's just more of the same nonsense that you hear from, of course, the

left. and hillary clinton, as always, she shines right through. >> and the comparisons don't stop there. congresswomannal ocasio-cortez also tweeting -- this is a separate story -- tweeting about the situation in iran right now writing: solidarity with the courageous women and allies in iran protesting for their freedom. masma amini was senselessly murdered by the same autocratic forces repressing women in the world over. the right to choose belongs to us all from hijabs to reproductive care. joey, i'll go to you on this. that's quite a stretch there. >> yeah. i used to have this little toy i played with when i was a kid, his name was stretch armstrong. ocasio-cortez is doing a great impression of that. i don't understand what they think the win here is, the home run they're hitting with this. i think most americans sit here and go, you know, that's pretty crazy talk actually with. hers was so con so so luted, i think most americans didn't even

take the time to read it and understand it. but along the lines of what we're talking about here, basically hitler should be scorned from our verbal -- from our speech. you shouldn't be allowed to throw such a thing around nonchalantly. you really shouldn't. i mean, as a society, we should absolutely reject it no matter who's saying it or who they're saying it about. basically, hitler isn't something you get to just say. likewise, some of these other comments, it really comes down to agree with me or you're absolutely evil. >> and, actually, on that note, let's listen to what happened on "the view" when they were discussing latino republicans. >> these nicaraguans and these venezuelans, they are trekking through the jungles of panama to get here. and republicans talk every day against communism and against socialism. and yet they have no conscience and no qualms about using victims of communism and socialism as political pawns and a political -- >> right. >> -- to get the base out.

how dare you go against communism and use these victims of communisms for your political gain. >> that's what's so interesting to me, that there are so many latinos that vote republican. because they vote against their own self-interests. if you really are interested in these types of issues, then you're a democrat. >> well, actually, there are an increasing number of latinos out there, voters, who are now going to the conservative republican side. and we've seen it with each, every two years we see that growth. >> yeah. i try to avoid that particular show because i don't want to get actively dumber, which is what happens when you watch it, in my opinion. ana navarro going off, i'm sorry, 2 million people were captured at the border, they're not all fleeing communism. there's a process to go through. that is not the driving force of this border crisis, so to conflate those things, i think, is dishonest. and what to say about sweet sunny? if it's an extremely air gbt

point. for -- arrogant point. for you to tell an entire group of people what they should believe their own self-interest is and to sort of sneer at them because they don't agree with your definition? that is so offensive and so infantizing to those people. but she sits there confident that no one would push back probably on that set. but i think it probably ticks off a lot of latinos who are sit there watching, you know, i'm really hurt by inflation right now. i don't like this border crisis. crime is worrisome to me in my neighborhood, but there is sunny preening on television that they should vote their self-interest and be democrats. it's gross. >> it's an assumption that is not based on fact. and the numbers don't, do not back her up. we're going to move on. coming up, is everything perfect in biden's america? with soaring inflation and the border crisis, maybe it's time to start using a better word. ♪ everything is cool when you're

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show." things are bad under the biden administration. from inflation holding at 8.3% to the unprecedented crisis at the border where border patrol is overwhelmed by the drugs and migrants that cross the border every cay. -- day. so how could anyone say anything is perfect at a time like this? a "wall street journal" op-ed says perfect is the new way to respond to anything. the, quote, fear of giving unintended offense has us doling out macro praise for the slightest effort. wouldn't thank you work just as wellsome joey, are we so worried that we're going to offend someone or be canceled that now we're just going over the top with praise or we don't want to rock boat? what do you make of this? have i think it depends -- that op-ed talks about the colloquial usage among people. maybe older people have been around long enough to know

nothing's perfect, i don't know. when we talk about politicians, don't spit in my face and tell me it's raining. don't tell me inflation just climbed up an inch when year-over-year it's up 8.3%. i think americans feel the 8 minuter the .3 or .4. and i think americans are in a place now to where they're not going to believe a politician on a stump. they're going to believe what happens in their lives. and this administration has absolutely taken the line of telling you things are not what they seem and are not as they appear. and i think their words get less and less valuable no matter which word they're using as they continue that line and that approach in explaining away their failures. >> well, they do it all the time. as it relates to our society though, listen to what the author of this op-ed ed had to say. when i buy something, the salesperson says, perfect. when i explain when an assignment is due, the student says perfect. when i return a towel at the

gym, the attendant says perfect. the conventional response is thank you, but it has been displaced by this word of ultimate praise. it is a by-product of our hyper-sensitive society with its fear of giving unintended offense. i call this macro praise, the opposite of microaggression. guy, i don't know, is this a new society in. >> i'm not so bothered by this. [laughter] i'm going to sort of be -- >> [inaudible] >> perfect. >> i'm not caring. here's the thing, i think people can understand that sort of rote, rhetorical tick or trend when someone says perfect in a mindless are way versus when they mean perfection. i think we can sort of understand the context and make make a differentiation there. it reminds me of this thing where if someone thanks me, they say thank you, and i'll come back with no worries or no problem. i've been scolded for that saying just say you're welcome. don't say no worries -- >> that's offensive? >> it's just a response.

[laughter] like, i'm just being to polite. can we just move on with our day here? i really don't take issue with this. and i think that this op-ed is, perhaps, overthinking the issue a little bit. >> well, i do see though that there is some hypersensitivity, alicia, at least i feel like in our younger generation. >> right. >> you and i were talking before the show. my parents are small business owners. i know you and your family are business owners as well. i think that it's becoming increasingly hard to at least critique the younger generation of workers because they get very offended very easily. it seems like at the slightest thing. >> for sure. and that's another little language tick we have, for sure. >> for sure. >> this does happen. this happens with my husband sometimes because he deals with all ages of people who come and work in our restaurant, and sometimes he'll complain about something, and i say why tonight you just tell them? he says we have to do this tell candidately because if they

aren't perfect or great, because it's nothing. you can't just be okay and have a need to improve. for some reason that's become very difficult to approach, and it's, it's strange. >> i'm jealous, i don't get to bring any plaintiff my colloquialisms onto the tv set because most of them aren't considered appropriate. [laughter] sometimes i feel like i'm in -- a bull in a china shop because the number one compliment i get is, hey, you said it plainly, and sometimes we all need to more. >> there you go. stick around. big saturday flops coming up next. ♪ ♪ u won't take a time-out. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine.

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welcome back to the big saturday show, big saturday flops. our pics, i will go first. one twitter user posted big groups with a picture of a street sign miles from where i live spelling the name of the state slightly incorrectly, i'm scared to pronounce this. >> don't do it. [laughter] >> you can figure out what rhymes with they will have to replace it. that's an error, spellcheck. >> it's for lovers. [laughter] >> we don't want the show to be over. [laughter] here's my flock. left-wing activists documentary filmmaker michel moore was on a

real term with dems in the midterms. >> i was on your show six years ago when i said trump was going to win and the audience moved me and you stood up for me and i'm from the midwest, i have a good sense of what was going to happen. i think the opposite will happen this time. >> that would get against all credible rankings including the most fox news rankings. the democrats have seen bombs in key races however, nowhere is there indication of true momentum shift that's not too say come november there will be surprises, but is what makes election night interesting. but it caught our attention. >> i don't know i'm totally lined up but to go back to earlier points, let's keep our foot on the gas. check out this video, it appears

to show a family pretending their child and infant to get her in free. they wheeled her in in the stroller and moments later she emerges and i don't know, i'm a bad picture of ages but she appears to be like four or five, i think kids have to be under three to getting free to disney world and you just went. >> my daughter is petite and under three and one of the argument, i wanted to say listen, she's under three, we don't have to pay for this but she's a rule follower so our house is a rule follower so we bought her a ticket at three years old. i think if your under the size of an average 3-year-old you should still get the free ti ticket. my daughter is little, you know what i'm saying? >> short to ride the rides, there's no right. >> i didn't even bring that argument up, i should have. >> it's like disney world next time.

[laughter] we had a great time. >> check out this wild video, only in texas would you celebrate nfl when addressing up the horse as a unicorn writing through walmart. i say only texas because they don't get many college twins anymore as the bulldogs. this is the most dallas cowboys thing you can imagine, wish he could explain this to me, lawrence jones. i don't get. happy about getting open. >> university of texas leaning back, i'm not a longhorn. >> losing to alabama so closely. >> i feel this video shows basically anything goes and will not, you can just do whatever you want. i'd love to be on a horse just up like a unicorn painted like a unicorn, my dream is literally too use one of these words. >> it brings joy to my heart.

>> how is that a flop? that's a win in my eyes. >> exactly. >> i like it. that doesn't for us, 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. ♪ >> to storm trust in the atlantic tonight, one bringing dangerous certain requests to the eastern seaboard, the other taking direct aim at florida. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ jon: fiona making landfall in canada, hurricane-force winds blew down trees and power lines cutting power to hundreds of thousands. fiona generating huge life-threatening swells with recurrent warnings and affec