hello everyone. i'm joey jones. welcome to the big sunday show. here's what on tap for tonight. laura? >> former white house press secretary jen psaki makes this stunning admission about democrats in the midterms >> if it is a refrp referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. >> the democrats slamming biden on the campaign trail to get

votes. after a driver mowed down a teen he claimed was a republican extremist, a top biden advisor now ramping up anti-maga republican rhetoric. the fbi raids the home of a pro-life activist raising more questions about who the doj is really targeting these days. we will talk about the political weaponization of the fbi tonight. first house speaker pelosi receiving an interesting greeting in new york city as she makes a surprise appearance at a music festival. >> nancy pelosi. >> as you can see there, there were some boos. an interesting welcome in liberal new york city. pelosi really gearing up for the midterms. she's one of the first guests on the new show on hulu power trip. she showed off her fitness with a brisk walk, with george stephanopoulos talking about how republicans will destroy democracy if the power goes to the g.o.p. in november.

>> midterm, our democracy as you see because they are nullifying elections, and that's part of their agenda. the fate of the planet, which they are in denial. they're still antiscience and antigovernance to do anything about it. >> a pinnacle of fitness there. in the meantime, republican leaders making the rounds on sunday shows touting their new plan for change. here's congresswoman and g.o.p. conference chair earlier today on fox news sunday. >> not only are we going to earn back the house, but we're going to earn back the senate as well. and we will send every bit of legislation that we promised to the president's desk, and it is up to biden whether he works with us or whether he will play politics and veto these important bills to rein in inflation, to support in law enforcement in make sure we have a safe country, and to secure the border which is in free fall under biden's amnesty policies. >> registered democrats are fed up with what they call the radical left and switching

parties. one switch to republican telling the new york post, quote, the reason i registered as a republican has more to do with the democrats than it does with the republicans. i still consider myself liberal in a lot of ways, but i'm no longer registered democrat. they've just really gone off the rails the past several years. i would agree with that personally. you know, there's a poll here that just shows where the g.o.p. is on the issues. and they are really leading. we can show the g.o.p.'s plus five on the generic ballot among likely voters, plus 21 in swing districts. if you go back to the quote, what they are saying it is not about the republicans position, not this new promise to america, commitment to america, maybe all of that doesn't matter, maybe they need to continue to point out that liberal are kind of radical. -- liberals are kind of radical. >> look around, how is your family and bank account doing?

speaker pelosi can huff and puff on her walk with stephanopoulos and talk about how democracy could die and the fate of the planet is at stake in a midterm election, very over the top i think rhetoric from her, and most voters look at that and say it is bit much. we put the graphic up. this is a brand new washington post abc news poll out today for republicans to be up 5 on generic ballot among likely voters is a big deal, in the swing districts up 21 points. on the number one issue the economy, the republicans are up 16 points, up 14 on crime. these are the bread and butter law and order issues that people care about the most. and i think a lot of the noise that you're hearing from the democrats is sort of their admission that they know they are in some trouble so they are throwing these distractions to try to get people scared and motivate their folks. it comes down to inflation, economy, republicans you can see the numbers on the screen, and

they are striking. >> the democrats messaging right now is maga extremism, the first point they have. the next point they have is that basically is that climate change is the root to all evil. that's the most policy based point they have. then from there they are trying to tell you that what you think is happening isn't actually happening. inflation isn't up that much. what's happening at the border, they are only going to address the border if they address what governors abbott and desantis have done by moving migrants from texas and florida. it seems they don't have that issue platform to sell in the midterms >> they are in a spot. when you showed that quote from that voter who switched over, who said they still consider themselves quite liberal, however they felt like they were now more of a republican, i can tell you from talking to voters out there in the middle of the country, in the southern part of the country, when i say south, i don't like your south, i mean texas and southern arizona, there are so many voters out there who feel like the democratic party has gone to the

left to such an extreme, and these are lifelong democrats who now say they are changing. it's case in point, latino voters, they are constantly telling us over and over again that things have changed so much, but they haven't. the party has changed. and so i think the responsibility for republicans right now from a strategic standpoint is to keep the focus and the collective discipline on the economy and on crime, and if they can do that, then they have a path. >> i think mccarthy would agree with you. that's why they rolled out this commitment the way they did. i think, laura, it is funny. pelosi being booed in new york city, we're in new york city. >> wow. >> these people care about the crazy things she pushes. what does that say for where democrat leadership is? >> well, i can't think of a bigger buzz kill at a concert than inviting nancy pelosi on stage. i don't know who had that grand idea, but obviously, i don't think it worked out quite like they she expected it to. but that was the first thing i thought whenever i heard this is

this is liberal new york city. these are her people, and the fact that nancy pelosi did not walk out and it was full applause and people are just going crazy for her in a positive way, maybe it tells you that the younger generation perhaps, i don't know, maybe they're realizing all of this spending out of control one day is going to fall in their lap. maybe they just didn't want their concert ruined by nancy pelosi, but i think that it is a sign that perhaps people are waking up around the country. perhaps people are getting the bigger picture. we have all commented on the democrat turn republican. alicia what you said i think is exactly right. i have heard it time and time again to many people across the country, i haven't left the democratic party. they left me. i think that people are feeling like that across the board, and guy, like you said, if your life isn't as rosy, sunshine, lollipops and rainbows as the democrats are painting it, perhaps you might want to try

something different. >> on that topic, guy, i will let you respond to this, this is another democratic voter, this is another quote, looking back at the democrat party in the 80s and 90s, i think i would be a democrat. i take some ideas from the left. some ideas from the right. but i don't feel i identify with any tribe. that last quote talked about how they identified as a liberal but not a democrat. how far has this party gone from what would be its base? >> i think there are a number of people who feel sort of politically homeless in this very tribal area. people who might traditionally be a little bit more left-leaning, maybe socially liberal on some things, but then they look around at their tribe, perhaps, and they see some of the really out of control sort of woke enforcement, right, where you must say everything exactly correctly, or it's a hate crime or whatever. >> yeah. >> and they are not into that. so i think some of that is driving people away from that coalition, and quickly, laura, i think with pelosi getting booed,

my take is a little more cynical. most people who booed probably wanted the music to resume, not a political speech. i also think in new york city, thousands of people have protested schumer at his house in brooklyn because they aren't radical enough. i think some of the boos would have been the left wing, she's a corporate moderate democrat. >> that's frightening. >> that might drive a few more people out of their coalition if they get further dragged towards the squad. >> 2016, alicia, president trump candidate trump at the time which was america first, bring jobs back to america, secure the border, not necessarily specific to the republican party, more so kitchen table ideas that people -- hey, i would love for my job to come back. i don't want my replacement to train me to send my job overseas. if the democrats have any version of that, it is woke, identity, and climate. i don't feel like that's going

to resonate. that's what we've talked about this whole block. >> you also have millions and millions of parents who are so upset about what they saw during the covid lockdowns and what they are still continuing to see with regard to education. we're talking about this yesterday. this is such an important issue for people out there, because it's so troubling that the parents out there are feeling like they're not in control anymore, and it's their own kids' education. >> absolutely. laura, last word, i mean, kids kind of are the most important thing in our lives when we're parents aren't they? >> end all, be all, our most important thing as a parent. it is the most important thing for the future of our country, our next generation. alicia, you are right, parents don't like being told they are domestic terrorists for going to a school board meeting and voicing their opinion. obviously the goal of that was to get everybody to sit down and shut up and don't step out of line. i think they are going to make their voices heard on november 8th. >> a quick cautionary note, it is not like the republican

party's numbers are glittering right now. people aren't happy with the dems. it is not like they are racing to the republicans. >> we got to go on this block. we will talk about that more later. the fbi raids the home of a pro-life activist as an fbi whistle-blower goes public about the systemic problems coming from the top. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. the fbi raiding the home of a pro-life activist raising questions about the orders coming from the top. mark houck is the leader of a nonprofit group that provides sidewalk counselling at abortion clinics in philadelphia, and on friday morning, his wife tells life site news, agents surrounded their home to arrest him on charges of violating the freedom of access to clinic entrances act and specifically pushing a pro abortion protester she says was harassing their

son. houck's wife says the case was already thrown out, adding quote, after they had taken mark, and the kids were all screaming that he was their best friend, the agents kind of softened a bit. i think they realized what was happening or maybe they actually looked at the warrant. is this the latest example of the fbi going after who the agency considers to be extremist? an fbi whistle-blower spoke about this issue on last night on unfiltered. >> the investigations done on the criminal side are very good and wrapped up and efficient. that is not the goal nor is it the same and it is certainly not the way they are done on the intelligence side. this is going to be counterterrorism or counterintelligence, they don't have the same agenda. and they don't have the same purpose. not driven by the same metrics. >> the fbi field office put out a statement on this incident and it reads quote no s.w.a.t. team or operators were involved.

fbi agents knocked on mr. houck's front door, identified themselves as fbi agents, and asked him to exit the residence. he did so and was taken into custody without incident. lara, you have a mom who is talking about seven kids experiencing an incident that they soon won't forget. >> i can't even imagine. i mean, no matter how it was done, to have your dad taken away, and i guess, in handcuffs, i don't know, taken away in a way that was rather shocking, 7:05 a.m. the kids had just woken up. when you look at what happened and i assume what they used to go get this guy, there was an incident on the street in philadelphia, where a pro abortion activist apparently was sort of harassing their 12-year-old son, and so the gentleman mark who was taken into custody by the fbi i guess finally shoved the guy away from his son, it was dropped. as far as we know by a

philadelphia court, but it appears as though someone in biden's doj, in his fbi, pulled this incident and said here's a guy we can go after. let's make this guy a target. and you look at -- if that was the incident, i mean, this seems like a little heavy-handed, in my opinion, but then you look at the fact that you had the fire bomb x of pro-life centers -- fire bombings of pro-life centers across america, i don't recall anyone having a situation like this where the fbi scared their children and took someone into custody in this matter, it just unfortunately goes to further an idea that i think so many americans have that the politics have seeped into the department of justice, and they are doing the bidding of the left. it just doesn't seem like it is fairly balanced. >> it certainly raised a lot of questions, and it's got the attention of republican utah senator mike lee. he sits on the senate judiciary committee. here's what he had to say. >> it's important to remember that the fbi itself most of the

people who work at the fbi serve the fbi well and the country well and are not politicized. i do think there is a significant concern within the fbi headquarters that some agents, particularly in washington, are being used in an effort to weaponize our nation's criminal law enforcement system, at the federal level. look, just in the last few days, we have seen some pretty glaring examples of what appear to be instance of overreach. it is deeply concerning to us all and these are things we are going to be looking into. >> these are things that we will be looking into, do you think this is something the senate judiciary committee is going forward with? >> it depends on who is in the majority. if the democrats are in charge, you won't see oversight because they are protecting the administration. if the republicans take over, you will start to see a whole bunch of investigations. there is a lot of oversight that's needed in my view. lara, to your point, i was looking at this during the break, an update, i have no idea

what the specifics were in this incident in philadelphia and exactly what happened, there is a question was this overkill regardless? do you have to send a bunch of fbi agents over a shoving incident to someone's house; right? what's the decision process there? meanwhile, you raised the fire bombings, the terrorist attacks against pro-life pregnancy sebtd center -- pregnancy centers. this was a headline few weeks ago zero arrests in at least 17 revenge attacks on pro-life organizations. zero arrests. that might be going after it. they might be investigating it. that's fine. i think pro-life americans will look at these fact patterns and ask some questions. >> this kind of brings to us the broader context of all of this, right, like what is happening at the fbi? you have this whistle-blower who says they are less law enforcement now and intelligence gathering on americans. >> you know, you don't have to go to this incident. you can go as far back as the teachers unions and the memo

that went around the fbi and how they treated parents at pta meetings. the justice department has already had to kind of apologize and walk back a little bit on that and say probably that's not the best way to handle that. that's not what we meant by that. the memo wasn't the best idea. that isn't what the memo meant. the idea our justice department is politicized, i can find the irony in this, i remember when democrats were screaming about bill barr being too friendly with president trump. we look at what looks like a direct line from president biden to merrick garland with a whole host of democrat agenda. there's a difference between using the legal system that's in front of you to enact what you want to be done and abiding by the law and prosecuting cases fairly. that's the problem here. it may be completely legal in the sense you violated this law, we are going to throw the book at you. if you have two cases in front of you, one of them benefits you politically, the other one doesn't, that's using the justice system politically.

that's what we're worried about. >> we will continue to follow the details on this. as we learn more about the driver who mowed down a teen he claims was a republican extremist, the biden administration ramps up the anti-maga republican rhetoric. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. new astepro allergy.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. we're learning more about the driver accused of mowing down a teen who he claimed was part of a republican extremist group. there's no evidence that's emerged to support that so far. one of shannon brandt's neighbor told fox news digital that brandt was quote nuts his whole life and should have been in a

mental health institute. while the investigation plays outs, the biden administration ramping up this antimaga rhetoric we have been hearing from them. watch. >> what we see again with this maga republican agenda is an effort to disrupt our democracy, so whether it be through november and beyond november, i think it will always be important to call out any effort there is to destroy essentially destroy the united states of america. >> joey, i want to start with you because there are some reports out there now that there's no evidence that this incident in north dakota actually had anything to do with politics. however, the perpetrator, alleged perpetrator, told police that it was politically motivated. so it's sort of strange to me that some law enforcement officials seem to be saying we have no evidence to that effect, aside from the assertion of the assailant himself and perhaps the other person who might be able to confirm that is dead, tragically, what do you think is going on here?

>> first of all, i think it is just tragic all around. i mean, a young man lost his life that for everything we know about him was just a fantastic young man that didn't have any ties to some extremist political party, and that's very frustrating, that this young man is no longer with us. and then you have this person who apparently was drunk or at least the police were saying he was over the legal limit of alcohol, he runs this kid over and immediately goes to his excuse of he was calling for people to come beat me up. we got into a political fight. he's an extremist. quite simply there's only a few people commenting on that, one of them who is an assailant who world love to say i felt in fear of my life, perhaps, i don't know, but then the other issue is the media completely ignored it. we're having this conversation trying to get to the bottom of it and understand was this political violence that a very young man who just graduated high school have his life taken away? >> according to the suspect himself, it was political violence. >> exactly >> that seems like a relevant data point.

>> we're trying to get updates on it and trying to understand. the rest of the media says this is nonissue, no big deal. >> we played that sound bite, from the former mayor of atlanta, and it's like they are all robots. they have gotten this exact same talking point, maga extremism, very concerning, disrupting democracy. they are going to chug along with these exact same sort of phrases it seems undeterred by any of the other issues we have been talking about that might play into this in a way that's concerning to some people. >> i mean, that sound bite was absolutely absurd, just from start to finish. i think you are right, guy, obviously somebody sent out a memo to all the democrats and they said this is what you need to say, maga republicans, maga republicans, i mean, obviously it's insulting what joe biden has had to say about anyone who considers themselves a maga republican. but for keisha lance bottoms to claim that republicans are trying to destroy america, i mean, that's pretty rich. last time i checked, we're the

ones trying to secure the border. we're trying to get a handle on inflation, get people back to work, secure our standing again on the world stage. it was such a ridiculous sound bite, but, you know, this of course coming from the mayor who didn't seek reelection, who within joey as you just mentioned we were talking about this before had a section of atlanta try to remove themselves from the city buckhead because she did such a poor job as mayor. >> this is city that's been through a lot. if you knew the atlanta before the olympics, it was not a nice place. buckhead was there then. the idea that someone who was that unsuccessful in running her own city is saying half of america wants to destroy it because they believe in america first. >> ridiculous >> this is a woman who i assume has endorsed abrams for governor in georgia. abrams won't accept election results, won't concede races she

loses. then we get this stuff from a big abrams booster. >> when i heard that sound bite, i thought there are probably quite a few primary seasoned candidates who heard that and started to think back to nancy pelosi's super pac that dumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into races throughout the country supporting republican candidates the democrats felt were the easier to beat, except it is the republicans they are saying who are messing with democracy. >> overall, it's been tens of millions of dollars of the democrats spending across the country boosting maga republicans that then turn around and they plow the money into the races. it worked in other places. if you think they are true threats to the country, you don't spend millions of dollars on their behalf. >> we will talk about that issue and more. meanwhile, this is interesting, former white house press secretary psaki made this somewhat surprising admission about the democrats in the midterms. >> if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose, and they know that.

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>> candidate biden didn't spend a dime or a day in the rio grande valley or really anywhere in texas for that matter, once we got down the homestretch of the general election. you got to be locking eyeballs with the people that you want to fight for and serve and his votes you want to win. >> pretty rough stuff on joe biden there, alicia. it's funny to hear this from beto o'rourke because i recall not too long ago, say, during the 2020 campaign, when beto o'rourke along with all these democrats sort of joined hands and all kissed the feet of joe biden, let's take a look back down memory lane. >> tomorrow march 3rd, 2020, i will be casting my ballot for joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> we need somebody who can re-establish the moral authority of the united states.

we need somebody who will fight for democracy here and abroad because democracy is under attack here and abroad. we need joe biden. >> man, he didn't seem to have a problem back then, alicia. what happened? >> we were talking about this earlier. remember that day when he -- it became evident that it was going to be joe biden and all the candidates one by one just started dropping and throwing in their support, man, how things have changed; right? >> wow. >> we're also seeing so many of the candidates out there right now in these swing states who are also really struggling when they are asked do you want the president to come out and campaign for you? like mark kelly, the senator out of arizona, who's fighting for his seat, back in august, he was asked would you want the president to come campaign for you? and his answer was if someone wants to come to arizona and talk about arizona issues, i'll be there. if someone -- he's talking about the president of the united states. we had a similar situation with

senator bennett out of colorado, we asked him, do you want him to come out here and campaign for you? similar type of dance around without saying yes or no. >> that's got to be a pretty hard pill to swallow, if you're joe biden. but i think it's obvious, guy, what's going on here. listen to even the former white house press secretary jen psaki, what she says. >> look, i think that democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme, as we saw, you know, kevin mccarthy touch on there with marjorie taylor greene, i will say her name sitting on his left side, then they are going to win. if it is a referendum on the president, they will lose, and they know that. >> i mean, guy, they know that joe biden is basically the anchor around the neck of the democrat party >> that's his former chief spokeswoman saying that. right? by the the way, you mentioned the mark kelly sound bite out in arizona. more recently he was asked another really tough question by a news reporter out there, do you think joe biden's doing a good job? and mark kelly sat there for

like 10 seconds trying to figure out what to say about that. it is not a real stumper, at least it shouldn't be. have something ready. on that sound bite that we just heard from psaki, i think that she probably knows deep down that she's dreaming if she feels like this might be either a referendum on the president of the united states, in which case they lose, or a referendum on marjorie taylor greene who most americans have never heard of? she's not my cup of tea. i'm very open about that. but they say marjorie what versus the president of the united states? i think that this is very wishful thinking. she made this like it is either going to be this or that. the second choice was a referendum on the president of the united states. it is the job of the republicans to make it so. >> that's what we need to do. we're talking about midterms. the big elephant in the room is always whether or not joe biden is actually going to run again in 2024. i think most people have decided he's not. what do you think is going to

happen? >> listen, politicians are -- they're little piranhas waiting to take a bite. it is easy to get behind joe biden. looking at the fact he doesn't look like he's spry or with it all the time, he may in fact decide not to run again for his health. i wouldn't fault him for that. he is older in years. not all 70, 80-year-olds are all the same. i won't attack biden from that perspective. beto o'rourke is the exact kind of wet noodle who would love to take a bite out of him thinking there may be an opportunity for me here. that's what politicians do especially democrats right now when biden doesn't have any type of legacy achievement that they can attach themselves to. at the end of the day, why is the biden administration and democrats taking the turn towards extremist republicans? because they understand that when what we call kitchen table issues, on issues americans really care about right now, republicans certainly have an

edge. abbott is up 7 1/2%, up from 5, heading towards double digits, going back to beto, in the same week he sends a bunch of migrants to the northeast and supposedly is vulnerable there or in the same week that roe versus wade becomes a big issue in texas for beto to talk about. when something does turn his way, he is not doing well, because like i referenced in the a block so many voters are saying you know what? i'm liberal or democrat, but i'm not what this is. i'm not a member of the church of climate change. my identity, my gender is not everything about me. i need something else. if biden is leading that democratic party, people are going to jump ship to include the politicians down the line. >> i love seeing beto there. i mean, the first thing i thought about when i saw him slamming joe biden was just how quick he was -- i mean, he just flows with the wind and does whatever he thinks is going to benefit him in the moment, and it's just amazing to see. >> also can i just say i mean he said that for political

expediency; correct? however, he's not wrong about texans being ignored by the biden administration. >> that's right. >> and republican and democrats in that state will tell you that. >> that's a good point. >> absolutely. coming up, sharon osbourne makes her comeback after being cancelled. she talks about her dramatic exit from daytime tv up next. oh, what's this? the sofia vergara collection at america's best? wow, amazing styles and unbelievable prices? now that's quite the duo. get two pairs of sofia vergara frames plus a free exam for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief.

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evidence that she had been set up. >> you can get ganged up on live television and when you go to defend yourself against accusations you get fired for creating a hostile work environment. this is the world we live in today. >> i wanted to look into the camera and say [ bleep ] and cbs take that. >> wow. there you go. yeah. the good thing about fox nation is if you have something to say, you can say it; right? but guy, about getting cancelled, i think sharon osbourne really does express a lot of the theory that a lot of people feel even from a distance for people who get cancelled and try to claw their way back because it feels almost impossible. >> i have to say i was on "fox & friends" this morning on set with pete hegseth and sean duffy, our segment was after her interview on "fox & friends" and promoting the fox nation show. she walked past me and i waved

at her. my college self got excited. i had to remind myself doing show prep today why was she cancelled? so many people go through firestorms like this and sort of drop off the radar for a whiwhile ful . -- for a while. i went back to read the summary. her defending a friend of allegations against him because of his criticism of meghan markle. it turned into this whole thing, she thinks she's set up. i think that makes some sense. she's out of a job for that. it is way too far. going back full circle on the show, people leaving the democratic party or the left wing coalition, some of it is because of this kind of thing. they are afraid to say anything. it is not a good feeling. >> let's take a listen to what she had to say this morning. >> i didn't want that to be the end of my career. i thought it was unfair. >> good for you. >> everybody is entitled to their own position, their own opinion. so if it's your opinion, fine. you don't have to beat me up, fire me, you know, try and

destroy my life because of the way i feel. not that i feel anything about it. >> but, you know, joey, not everyone gets a platform, right, a moment where they can come back and say this is what this did to me and my family. >> ozzy osbourne took a bat, bit the head off of it and became famous for it. his wife takes up for her friend and she's can el ed. -- cancelled. he bites the head of a bat and everybody loves him? i'm being sarcastic. the point is, chris hanson from player or the show where one dude dates 40 girls at the same time? i can't remember what it's called. the host of that show >> the bachelor. >> somebody is going to pick up on my humor here. the host of that show gets fired because one of the contestants has been involved in antebellum stuff and he stood up for her

and those people get put in the same category for those who do egregious things. >> this affects us in every day life; right? we're so scared to say anything to anyone out of fear of getting -- in our own way cancelled just in daily life and being misunderstood when we mean no harm. >> it is so true. i just wonder how long had sharon osbourne had been waiting to say those words and [ bleep ] them all out there. she was really ready to go. i mean, what you're saying alicia is exactly how i knew that the exit polls in 2016 for my father-in-law were going to be incorrect because people just didn't want to hassle with it. they didn't want to talk to the exit pollster after the vote and get judged by that person saying i voted for trump. i knew they were going to be wrong and they were wrong. it is a sad place to find ourselves in i think in america where we're supposed to have a

wealth of discussion and ideas and everyone share their -- you can't do that anymore. you have to stay in line with what, you know, the woke mob thinks or else you get risk of being cancelled. good for sharon to fight back and tell her story. >> i want to hear what else she has to say and what else she will do. sharon osbourne to hell and backdrops tomorrow on fox nation, don't miss it. the big four is next. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back to the big sunday show. time now for the big four. our picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. the incredible tunnel to towers 5 k. i was able to be there this morning. interviewing amazing people. this is stephen, an american city firefighter that ran from the brook inside to the 20 hours to save lives on 9/11 tragically losing his life. his brother frank and his family created this nonprofit. to date they have provided 1000 mortgage free homes to service

members severely injured in action. the family of those injured in actions. now for firefighters, first responders, police officers killed in the line of duty. check it out. the run was amazing. they honored the 13 individuals killed in kabul afghanistan. that is what we should all be talking about. >> he ran through the tunnel in his full firefighting gear. >> we had hundreds of firefighters come up police officers and their full load running the run. >> all right. a dog thief caught on camera in california where surveillance cameras show him grabbing him out of a parked car. my husband knows this. if you are ever going to need to bail me out of jail for something, it is if somebody messes with my two dogs. i don't know why the dog was in

the car, but there is nothing lower, in my opinion somebody stealing another persons dog. mookie was returned to his or her rightful owners. >> i am with you. i feel that. don't mess with my dog or cat. i don't want to offend anyone, but i am a dog person. eminem hands finally discover what the m initial on the candy finally stands for. the two founders who started mars inc. and bruce murray who was the son of the hershey's chocolate president. nothing that i have personally ever thought about. i don't care about the colors, i don't care about anything. >> i am a peanut m&ms guy. my favorite. i think he will finally do it. aaron judge of the new york

yankees chasing homer to tie the record in the american league sat back in 191. a lot of baseball fans view that as a true record pre-steroids. judge maybe tonight against the red sox. i will be watching. i am rooting for him. >> good luck to him. eminem said my houses for megan marla. don't tell her that one of those is not for her. >> i am more of a peanut butter eminem fan. i will go for a peanut if you are going to force me. >> it makes me want chocolate. >> it is for work. we will expense it. >> talking about stakes yesterday, the whole time i was like that sounds delicious. i had a steak last night. now it is m&ms for dinner.

>> you can validate that with the show. >> that does it for us. we will see you next weekend. the fox report with john scott starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hoping for the best, bracing for the worst. florida governor rod desantis announcing the entire sunshine state is now under a state of emergency as tropical storm ian gets closer to the coast. i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the national hurricane center updating its forecast for and just last hour. the storm will likely strengthen into a major hurricane over the next 48 hours. it i