everyone. i'm jackie and here's what's on tap. >> a policy that would let them take users money if they said something paypal didn't like. the financial tech company says, oops but will there be pay back for paypal? >> there's no such thing as heart beat at six we weeks and w says we don't know where pregnancy starts.

>> sean. >> high school police departmet is slamming a student and the video is shocking and the impact that'll have on elections. >> first, the white house is trying to back away from president biden's end of the world rhetoric as biden ran from reporter's questions about the comments on friday. he told democrat fundraiser "think about it. we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis and said putin is not joking when talking about potential of tactical and nuclear weapons. those were a hot topic today on the sunday's shows from a former chairman of joint chiefs of staff to trump's former secretary of state. biden's rhetoric is being called wreck less. >> you're about at the top of the language scale if you will and we need to back off that a little bit. >> what he told putin by saying armageddon, you strengthened putin and gave him confidence to

think that biden's scared. >> those comments were reckless and i think that even more importantly they demonstrate maybe one of the greatest foreign policy failures of the last decades, which is the failure to deter vladamir tuning fork fin in the same way that trump did for four years. >> also earlier, the white house tried to clarify biden's comments : comments. >> his comments were not based on new and fresh intelligence nor have we seen anything that would give us pause to reconsider our own strategic pause in our efforts to defend our own national >> now trying to walk it back and we've seen this in the administration a lot and cleanup on aisle 7 after something comes back on biden's month and cooling down in the country and giving a message that he's got it under control; right. he's adding fuel to the fire. >> yeah, it's honestly, i think at first with joe biden, we all kind of could laugh at his gaffes. they were funny and of course it

becomes embarrassing and this is the representation of america around the world and joe biden and now it's really honestly, jackie, it's frightening. the implications of something like this are very reel and terrifying and to a lot of people. joe biden to me is an example of whatnot to do almost in every single way when it relates to vladamir putin and the fact that putin was able to go in on biden's watch is because he had the funding thanks to joe biden and his terrible policies to invade ukraine to begin with and now at every turn, it feels like the wrong thing was happening and he's either got these wildly provactive comments he makes -- provactive comments -- provocative comments he makes about putin or taking a stance that makes us look really weak. every turn is is wrong and he's trying to walk it back and nobody has any confidence in what our leaders and you have to put that in air quotes at this

point are doing if they're not able to handle this situation. >> mike pompeo calling it one of the greatest failures of the modern decade and he's had many failures with president biden here. >> taxpayers true. the problem is they're saying, vladamir putin isn't joking and he's serious about using nuclear weapons in you cr ukraine and everyone saying joe biden looks week i agree, he looks week and everyone wants joe biden to puff his chest out and show strength and news said yesterday your father-in-law was like you've got to cut a deal. where are the small people saying both sides, left and right, calm down. we want to engage vladamir putin. we don't want to threaten him or back him further into a corner and engage him and go how do we get out of the mess? ukraine with russia and we want to let ukraine in to nato and all the sudden everyone's involved in armageddon and a

calamity and republicans are saying, joe biden, you've got to be smarter and think through this and use jfk. he was smart in navigating the yew cuban missile crisis and channel that diplomacy and intelligence to get us out of the situation. >> yeah, no diplomacy and deal making going on here and if anything it's president biden and lack of deterring putin we're in the situation in the first place he's allowed to go this far we're talking about nuclear weapons. >> you can't really make a deal when you're not the respected leader of the world as we once were. quite clearly our allies don't trust us anymore and enemies don't fear us. even the french president was saying that biden should be invoking such language with putin and commenting on such matters and people in america are afraid of america going to war, a nuclear war over russia. 57% of americans will tell you that. meanwhile putin is getting ready

to rally national security council tomorrow to talk about, which is a signal for potentially something massive because he -- last time he did that is when they went into ukraine. we spent almost -l $17 billion on this war in ukraine and seems all for n naught because if we d a leader people respected, this wouldn't be the case right now. >> i think it's important to go, does vladamir putin want a way out? the war is not going well. if he uses nuclear weapons, the wind blows west and will go right into russia and it's bad and there might be a pathway and joe biden is not respected on the world stage but has someone potentially who wants a pathway out. give him the pathway. let people out of the corner. negotiate, talk to them, and if you do that, you can find a resolution and that's not happening here. >> let me ask you this then, most of the world views vladamir putin as a madman; is that not

accurate? we didn't think he was going to go into ukraine. >> he isn't mad saying my neighbor isn't going to join nato and not allowing china into mexico or canada: i'm not saying get mad and use nuclear weapons but might be reasonable when looking at who i want on my boarders and i don't want nato there. that's what he's trying to say there. >> that's a fair point but we also know he's implementing a draft. he's calling people up and saying, look, we want people that's going to be willing to fight. that doesn't sound like somebody with drawing. >> he's in a desperate situation and that's why he's putting threats out there. >> thank god you guys are between the two of us. >> whenever president trump is in office and whether it was the president of china or vladamir putin or north korea. they took his seriously and none of this was going on. they knew who they were dealing with. when you have president biden

and the biggest powers in the world, our enemies feel like they can walk all over him, this is what happens. >> to your point, you said people want him to puff his chest out a little bit and the problem is it seems like he's cried wolf. he plays both sides and he's either said these really crazy things about how we got to take out putin or then he kind of ba bas away and tries to play the role like, whoa, whoa, we don't want any problems here. you have to pick a side and the thing that donald trump when he was president was he made it clear from the beginning, it's peace through strength because we have a military and america is strong enough that you don't even want to try it with us. unfortunately -- >> fire and fury. >> we have the opposite now and you're right, jackie, it's put us in a precarious situation. >> i'm not talking about joe biden. he's weak. he's project that had on the world stage but when we have both republicans and democrats encouraging him to puff his

chest out, that's the problem instead of saying, listen, the right strategy here, mr. president, is to sit down and negotiate. find a pathway, be a peacemaker and don't try to back putin in the corner. that's my point. what are republicans and democrats on talk shows saying and what is joe biden doing? >> one final point because i know we got to go, he goes to a fundraiser and makes this statement and doesn't even say, if he does this, this is what we're going to do. we're not going to allow that to happen. that's a problem. >> he just says it's armageddon. >> that's a problem. >> we'll leave it there. coming up, paypal backtracking after putting out a new policy that would allow them to fine users for saying something the company didn't like. will there be payback for paypal? that's coming up next. ♪

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♪ jacki: welcome back to the big sunday show. will there be any payback for paypal. the digital payment system put out a policy that would allow them to fine users for miss information. lara: social media exploded even

former paypal execs. former paypal president david marcus tweeting in part "a private company now gets to decide to take your money if you say something they disagree with? inssanity". and elon musk that cofounded pay pail agreed and paypal say it was posted in error and arizona senate candidate said they've received large donations from paypal cofounder peter teal sounded off. >> we need to ban companies at that level, of that size, especially if they're touching banking or in social media, we're going to ban these companies from discriminating against users because of political content of their speech. that's how we treat the phone company; right? verizon can't go and listen to you and i have a telephone conversation and say that's too conservative. you can't let a non--bank lender as the size of paypal discriminate and decide what's

misinformation and fine them. lara: here we go again. januargianno take a listen to wa corporate executive from paypal ha to say about this. they said paypal is not fining people for misinformation and this language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. our teams are working to correct our policy pages. we're sorry for the confusion this has caused. they say this is just a big fuss up, a mistake. do you buy that? gianno: all lies. lara: exactly. gianno: inserely. they -- sincerely. they said we're going to fine users $2500 for misinformation and then put out misinformation so who's going to fine them is the real question? you know, this makes me think, do we even live in a free country anymore? you're really going to be ash ah tar of truth and look at pubbished writing and say you're going to fine us? i don't believe that's the truth

and i'm thinking of a individual that was banned from paypal and he's an evolutionary biologist writer and said there's two sexes, male and woman, man and woman, from that point he was banned and held his money for 180 days and there's been other people who have been de-platformed from paypal so this is a trend. we're seeing this in twitter, i'll, and facebook and now over to paypal, which is a real nasty consideration for a lot of americans who have money there and they don't know what they may do next. lara: i mean, jacki, when they tie up your money, it's a big concern for people but to john that's point, but they are doing this. jacki: millions spent to help the canadian truckers to help with vaccine mandates and happens with big tech and social media and one thing if you want

to suspend your twitter account. okay action we have have a free speech discussion and now putting money in the mix and it's outrageous and all the companies are saying the chalaning and violate the policies and policies aren't really clear. they're ambiguous and people don't know what they mean and they can twist them and bend them to fit their narrative. the thing i say about this all the time, the only way to hit back at these companies is for users to see this in a case like paypal and say, i'm not using your platform. i don't believe that you made a mistake. i'm not going to give you my business. lara: yeah, because it doesn't feel, sean, like they made a mistake. feels like they got caught and saying wait a minute. this was an error, we didn't mean to do this. but this is -- we continue to see this happen and the question is who is the a arbiter of trut. i think about the disinformation czar that's a really real prospect not too long ago.

where does this go because it feels very scary where we're heading? sean: there was no mistake and deep conversation about drafting that policy they put out. backlash is what caused them to call it an error but mentioned go fund me. they froze accounts, suspended accounts, but they didn't seize other people's money at go fund me. this is the first time they're saying if you use -- gianno: that's because in the u.s., the states got involved and government got involved and that's the only reason why they released that money. sean: but misinformation can cost you $2500. you can be kicked off a platform but didn't cost you $2500. this is a whole new realm that it's costing you. whether it was two sexes or hunter biden laptop. they'll hold all that disinformation, which we know is true and i'm a big fan of crypto and it's de-centralized and there was no head company that decides who gets in and gets out when it's open to everyone who wants to use it and i think this is a greater push to those ends

and peter teale, elon musk and paypal, many is also owning venmo. they remember speech, they're conservatives and want to hear the debate and believe in crypto. this is just paypal and venmo are a little steppingstone as we get to free system of crypto. gianno: interesting part, elon says he's not a conservative but now we think about people involved in free speech who believe in free speech is all of a sudden, man, these folks are conservative because it seems like everything has moved so far to the left that if you say something that's a fact, it's like, wow, that person must be a conservative and so much misinformation that these companies should be fined. sean: i'm not a marxist. everyone is being a republican. lara: this is the first time of fine or elmore. jacki: it's also tracking, tracking all the transactions and knowing what every individual in the country is doing and keeping tabs on them. that's a lot of reason crypto is

gaining moten tentum as well and people don't want to give that information out. lara: to me, the moral here if there is anything to take from this is that when people call it out, then they change course. you know, i think about the disinformation czar, people went crazy over that because it's insane. this is totally un-american to have, you know, some random person deciding what is true and not true. no different here. i think the pushback actually calls attention and maybe that's a good thing we need to keep that in mind. i always feel like as an american. that's what we should do. sean: this is the effort. they'll come back again with another proposal to seize your money if they disagree with what you say. they got caught today but they'll be new systems in place to try and confine what you can say publicly because they want to control your speech. lara: well, let's take that to us when we go vote for the mid terms. all right, what is the white house doing paying staff to keep the hunter biden story under wraps? the political play ahead of the

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(vo) visit mytepezza.com to find a t.e.d. eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos. back. the white house is reportedly putting a staff together to fend off potential republican led probes. according to the washington probes, two staffers are getting paid a quarter of a million dollars to oversee responses to subpoenas and respond to congressional investigations and the media is still trying to spin the hunter biden story after reports surface that had hunter would face criminal charges and opinion piece in politico argues it will help biden. i want to go to this particular quote if we can put that up. that jack schafer that was in

politico and the president should after shaking off natural parental gloom allow himself a moment to celebrate the political gain he stands to reap in the wake of a hunter biden criminal justice misfortune. hunter biden indictment and prosecution would demonstrate the integrity of the justice department. that is such an interesting question. or i guess a statement, jacki, this would normally be a bomb shell report with hunter biden and not much light with the media and they're ramping up and pay staff to defend the president and hunter bide and a lot of subpoenas will be around hunter bide and is it normal for the press to ignore such bomb shell allegations that we're seeing with a potential indictment? jackie: we've seen this time and time again where left media

turns the other way and ignores it's happening. we've known about the hunter biden laptop for so long and they didn't want to acknowledge it till a grand jury investigation and finally some reporters walked it back and said, we'lling acknowledge this is actually real. but there's so many here to dig into. the fact they're paying staffers to do damage control essentially on this. that's our taxpayer dollars going to that. when it comes to the jack schafer comment, a hunter biden indictment and prosecution indictment would demonstrate the integrity of the justice department. if the washington post article is true and charges are brought, they'd they'd declare income from foreign business dealings and he was a drug addict on a gun application. what about the business deals and what transactions took place in china and ukraine and what about the president's involvement. this is not a win for the justice department if it goes forward like this. lara: but that's the -- the whole thing here i find so alarming is that so many people have said this, this is what they think the tactic is, it is these minimal charges relative

to these bigger issues obviously and these huge questions with national security implications, jacki, like you just said. people are supposed to take this as a big win. oh, we've got the hunter biden situation all wrapped up because likely if this is all he's faces is tax crimes and illegal gun, there'll be a plea deal and we can just say well this matter is over and let's not worry about hunter biden anymore. lara: to that point, can we play that trump song. >> we don't want bad stuff to happen but they're lee leeking a couple -- leaking a couple of minor charging compared to the major charges they could be and that's up to them. but are they actually going to do the right thing and hold the bidens accountable or is this just a charade and excuse to continue targeting me and our movement of make america great

again and america first? i don't know. lara: now, sean, i think he made a really great point there because i think there's a lot of people questioning that it's taken so long in this investigation, charges hasn't been brought yet and now you got some on the left saying, yeah, maybe this would be a good thing. could it be a hidden language they're using? maybe this would be a good thing if they'd indict hunter bide and go after president trump so then they can say, this isn't political. we went after the president's son and got integrity in the justice system. sean: the problem is they're going to guardrail these charges and tax crimes or gun crime, they'll keep it away from joe biden himself. that would be the intent of the department of justice when they charge hunter biden if they do charge him. but going back to republicans, you don't want to dance on a powerful politician's son who is a drug addict, he's an amateur porn star, he's committed crimes. it's embarrassing but that's bad

politics. the reason this is a big story is that hunter biden is tied to joe biden and we could not have in the house republicans investigating this issue unless it tied into the president and your point that joe biden was making money off hunter biden's foreign dealings, which means he's sprue mused and republicans have to -- compromised and the white house will push back hard and republicans have to subpoena documents and witnesses, they have to hold the administration in con at the present time if they don't -- contempt if they don't comply with the subpoenas and if that happens, we have to prosecute. we'll see how pure the justice department is to see if they'll prosecute democrats that don't comply with the house like they did with republicans who didn't comply with the january 6 investigation. jackie: that's right. gianno: lara, has the doj made anymore movement since they raided your father-in-law's home? lara: it's been elevated to the level of the supreme court at this point by my father-in-law's

team because he wants transparency and people to have confidence in exactly what's going on. i think that's what all americans should want and on all accounts, no matter who the individual is, but, sean, i'm glad you said that that nobody wants -- i can say this as a member of a former first family, i think it's terrible when the family of a president or someone in a major position is targeted. i think that's always a bad thing and it's terrible to see the difference here as you point out is that hunter biden is tied directly to joe biden as the big guy and there's china and there's russia and there's ukraine and there are major concerns that we have as american citizens is our president compromised and no one has been able to answer those questions. that's a problem. lara: to that point, lest -- gianno: to that point, let's play jim jordan. >> in 2016 they spied on president trump's campaign. in 2018 it was the mueller investigation, in 2020 they suppressed information about the hunter biden laptop and now in

2020 they've raided the home of the former president, taken the phone of sitting member of congress, 91 days before an election so when it the fbi not going to involve themselves in one of our elections? that's probably key question. we're going to do everything we can to hold these folks accountable and if we have the majority bring them in front of congress and do the depositions that need to be done to get the facts. gianno: now, sean, they can do all the hearings they want but the fbi has to still cooperate the irs, any of these other agencies they have to cooperate and now under the leadership of joe biden so do you think we're going to really get something done if republicans take the majority of the house. sean: republicans will hold the money back if they don't comply with the subpoenas and request the power of the purse belongs in congress and hold purse back and congress and money speaks in washington and get compliance at some point and they'll drag her feet and this is going 234 and joe biden is afraid himself. they're afraid for political career and fun and money she

made and hire big people and more down the line. gianno: he should be afraid and no heart beat at six weeks. >> we know when pregnancy st starts. we'll be back. ♪

jackie: welcome back to the big sunday slow. remember when stacey abrams said there's no such thing as a heart beat at 6 weeks. now the georgia democratic gubernatorial candidate made this shocking statement on sunday. >> where would you draw the

line? 15 weeks viability, 13 weeks? what's the limit? >> the arbitrary standards of time lines ignore the medical reality that it is a fallacy we know exactly when a regularity starts. jackie: okay, first she said there was no heart beat at 6 weeks. now she's talking about the time lines here. what's interesting is the democrats always follow the science when it's convenient for them and works with their narrative, but they're not doing it on abortion. she's actually advocating for late-term abortion and that's because georgia -- in georgia we may see a rule where the limit would be six weeks. so she's kind of taking the extreme point of view here and some people are going for it. gianno: well, democrats followed science many, many years ago and i think those days are pretty much over. when you listen to her answer, i don't know if it's 8 months is her limit. it was a politician's answer nonanswer. lara: very kamala harris answer. gianno: no answer. but i got to tell you, this is really disgusting.

i'm a pro life guy and i'll be honest about it. when you're talking about women's health and talking about abortions, just be honest about your stance. the supreme court decision gave it back to the states. this is now for the first time really in a long time that states with really decide their policies on this particular issue, and she should just tell people, look, i think they can be up to 8 months or 7 months or 6 months, whatever it is. be honest about it and don't give us that spaghetti answer. jackie: yeah and you've had two kids and they're --. having said that -- adorable. stacey abrams said when they show you the ultrasound at 6 would he bees, they're making up the heart beat sound. lara: any parent that's gone and seen the ultrasound will tell you that's not true. it's very early on you can physically see the heart beat on the monitor there and it's because i think of the progress we've made in technology that a lot of that is quite frankly the lies that we've heard from the democrats aren't holding up now whenever you look at the

abortion debate. i find it really frustrating i think to hear people like stacey abrams talk about well, taxpayers medical decision. well, this -- it's a medical decision and only 4% of abortions are performed due to the health of the mother. and so for them to defer to that as their rational for anything, i mean, it's ridiculous, and we all know why she can't answer that question honestly. it's because she would have to say gianno is that she's for abortion up till the day they're born. jackie: some are passionate about this and the majority of voters seeing these polls, they do not favor late term abortion. they think 6 weeks is probably too soon because there's cases where somebody wouldn't necessarily know they're pregnant, but should republicans, you know, adopt a 1

12 week, 13 week, whatever it is and somewhere around the first trimester and take this issue off the table and stacey abrams can't make outrageous statements like this and actually be taken seriously by some democrats. sean: no, first off, those of us pro-life says i think life begins at conception and i don't think it can be taken off the table pearly. personally and look at this and democrats are run ago whole campaign on abortion and republicans are extreme because of their position on abortion and flip the script and go who's extreme? stacey abrams and democrats want to allow abortion up to the point of birth if you look at the governor of virginia who said, you can kill a baby after birth. that's how radical democrats are. to expose their radical positions is important in politics and again, to say we're going to -- this is a great point. they're antiscience and haven't been pro science for a long time. the democrats ask we don't know when heart beats begin or when conception begins. i look at female vote, it's a important swing vote in america

and i think there's so many moms out there who listen to this and go, i may not believe that life at conception but this woman's crazy. this is like i'm not where she's at. no way, no how cause i had a baby in my belly. i know what happens and that's nutty and i'm not with her and democrats. jackie: i think you're right. we'll leave it there. next, fox news alert, shots ring out outside of governor leero zeldonte home while his twin daughters were inside.

jackie: two people shot outside -- sean: two people shot outside lee zeldin's home in shirley, new york. his 16-year-old daughters were home doing homework and congressman zeldin releasing a statement reading after my daughters heard the gunshots and screaming, they ran upstairs and locked themselves in the bathroom and immediately called 911. my daughters are shaken by okay. like so many new yorkers, crime has literally made its way to our front door. listen, gianno, you've experienced this crime firsthand

and what political impact is crime going to have on the next election? gianno: i think a huge impact looking at hispanic vote for example. this is a number two issue. just look at americans across the country, 77% of americans view this as a major issue. going back to my hometown of chicago, on january 1, they're going to enact a safety act, which is going to make illinois the first state in the nation to go with no bail. so people who have had committed crimes like second degree murder, arson, burglary, these folks won't be held. you got other policies in chicago like the no chase policy implemented by mayor lori lightfoot and it's endangered the lives of so many people and we see across the country democrats have used crime as their platform to get votes. i don't know if they're running for criminals or what the deal is but it's really impacting all of us, and we see we got someone who's running for governor on this very issue and is impacted

in his very own doorstep while his twin daughters are at home. this is a horrific issue and i hope people are waking up. sean: jacki, gianno makes a good morning. see zeldin i served with in congress and i'm a friend of his and saying you need a governor or politician that will address this problem on our doorstep, his little doorstep, and i'm the guy that will do it. it's not just new york city. we're seeing crime across the country. i think sometimes on shows like this, we focus a lot on new york because people live here, but crime is the number one issue in the campaign in wisconsin that ron johnson is running. jackie: yeah, it's not just new york city but big cities 234 the country and spread throughout the state. new york stays is having a problem and it's been a campaigning, for him and zeldin knows how to tackle it and you have to acknowledge it and he's doing that. second of all, remove the liberal das allowing these repeat offenders to keep coming back on the streets and keep committing the same kinds of

crimes, you know, to your point about why the democrats use this, they make it about criminal justice reform. gianno: this is not criminal justice reform. this is justice for the criminals. that's what we see. jackie: with respect to lee zeldin and this happening in his backyard, he says "the two individuals shot were laying down under my front porch and the bushes on my front porch. i understand they've begun transported to area hospitals but i don't know their identities". it's happening in his backyard and it's happening to us and we've had experience in this city and other cities where we turn around and say i'm scared to go outside sometimes. sean: jury scared for your kids. at home hearing gunshots and this is real for so many parents but robert cahaley, he says crime is galvanizing voters and they're going to the polls. take a listen. >> we see crime emerging as a very big issue, and i think annoys at the wawa in philadelphia is really going to be something that's going to

continue to just kind of galvanize voters and realize how our control the crime situation is in philadelphia, in pennsylvania as a whole. sean: watch the full interview tonight on life, liberty and lavin but galvanizing voters across the country on crime? lara: it is a big issue obviously and i think inflation and probably the economy number one but nothing really matters if you aren't safe, if you don't feel like you can walk down the street or raise your kids in a safe way, then really i mean that's a pretty basic need that needs to be met. they talk about that wawa incident was incredible. if you haven't seen the video, it looks like just an army of people coming into this convenient store and, i mean, it's a really scary thing. it was so -- look at that. it's overwhelming to the people that work there. what are they supposed to do? that is really frightening if that becomes common place in

america. we see it happen all across the country, and i do think, sean, it's going to be a big issue and a reason that a lot of people go out and vote. gianno: it is already common place in america. senator tuberville that i interviewed on capitol hill said it's not just happening in big cities. one of his friends got mugged in a supp suburb so it's not just something that happens in that neighborhood. it's not just in black neighborhoods and latino neighborhoods, everyone is at risk and that's what people need to know. lara: that shooting was in sufficient folk county, new york, for that democrat. sean: nose issues mean nothing if you can't put gas in your cars and republicans are running on basic issues of life that i think most voters care about. all right, stick around, the big all right, stick around, the big four is coming up next.

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jackie: welcome back to the big sunday show. i'll tick it off. a california high school is forcing one opportunistic its football players to stop flying a pro police flag as the team rallied on the field because some people said the flag made them "feel unwelcomed and uncomfortable". others compared the flag to a confederate flag. it's kind of shocking to me that we live in a country where you can't support the police as a high school football team. it makes me think back to how the american flag apparently was making some people, sean, on

long island feel very threatened and upset not too long ago. lara: i remember that. sean: whole parents pushed back on this story. flood the flag. lara: this is the problem with cancel culture. if somebody feels uncomfortable, then nobody can talk about it. jackie: everybody is uncomfortable about something. sean: only the left can talk about something. twit twit e removes and brings back a post warning about the dangers of the covid-19 shot. the doctor posted "today we released an analysis on covid-19 mnra vaccine that the public needs to be aware of and it's a risk of cardiac related death of men 18-39 and florida will not be silent on the truth. why is it so important doing a study showing there's a risk for men who are young who take the shot and i guess i look around and go, where's been the federal studies and fda and their

studies released and this is the only study i've heard of and you have the social media companies censoring his kents trying to shut temporal integration down. gianno: interesting to that point and our dear friend and colleague lisa booth posted this on instagram and they censored her post. you have to repost in another way. sean: she's only lisa booth. this was the surgeon general. lara: why are we still talking about this and dealing with this nonsense. get it over. it's enough. jackie: it's a lot and we have to monitor and continue the studies and see what we find. this has merit and and it was not released. it makes sense. jackie: a new twist in the rumors of a split between tom

brady and giselle and she was spotted last thursday in miami without her wedding ring and days after reports that she hired divorce lawyers. i'm conflicted on this and i don't want to see them split up here and it seems like this is really it. apparently they've been fighting for quite some time about him putting his career first and her putting her stuff in the backseat and she wants him to be more present and involved with the children and sources say this is it. sean: i only care because my wife has tom brady on her fantasy football team and this breakup is causing issues with her team. lara: this -- gianno: this story will end up on tmz tonight and happened on "fox & friends" today. cue that picture. we see my dear friend sean looks like he has lipstick on. i think that's chanel no. 5 or mac. you kissed your wife before coming on air. i was looking at the clip

earlier and said, wait, is that lipstick? we got to play that one. see the difference between how you look now and on the screen. is it valentine's day? lara: great color for you, sean. jackie: i noticed we were all wearing blue. it was not coordinated. gianno: we changed. that's it for us. the fox report with john scott starts now. gianno: have a good weekend. jackie: john: fox news alert, to people shot outside the long island home of new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin and the latest streak of crime in the state and across the country. i'm john scott and this is the fox report. the shootings occurred this afternoon while zeldin's two twin daughters were inside the house and two people shot had no relation tzein