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hhs tries to bring them back. >> and charlie. >> that left wing amount down on elon musk twitter take over. as the basis owns a "washington post" teary i view on trent eulogy a safe space twitter once it was. >> but first inflation is forcing many americans to empty their wallets for holiday gifts. but president biden does not seem to care. joe and hunter biden going black friday shopping pretty true luxury these days given the current economic crisis. need proof? most stores around the nation seem dismal crowds of what seems to be the biggest shopping day of the year. this is the average household is spending an extra $430 a month due to crippling inflation. plus, he looming a rail strike could affect nearly every u.s. industry if freight trains grind to a halt in just two weeks about would be a black eye for the administration. >> manufacturers to be the first industries impacted by the

threat of a rail strike. our members to be forced to either curtail or even shut down production within a week of a strike beginning. the reason that matters to all of your viewers is the industry supports the manufacturing process, everything that is made in this country very. >> alright we will get to the real threat in just one second period joe i want to start deal. just on the images we saw of joe and hunter biden black friday shopping in nantucket for their state at david rubenstein's 20 million-dollar manchin preserve private equity guy. i would just say it feels like it's good to be a biden. for some of the richest 1% not paying their fair share for those joe biden, blue collar scranton show one of the richest zip codes in the country. the hubris of this president's son is really something to behold. while they are out there shopping in nantucket you people choosing between eating and heating. by the way where's that money coming from there shopping with? deals in china, deals in

ukraine, as far as investigations go those are coming come january. they'll be looking into hunter biden's bigness dealings. we are from the going get some answers and possibly some accountability not decide what hunter biden did in terms of family influence peddling, but is it joe biden the big guy who offered a 10% off of that question therefore if that is true is a sitting president of the united states compromised by countries like china? works as a good question for noah to bring it back to pricing though. gas price is $3.56 per diesel $5.23. people paid 20% more for the thanksgiving dinner which shirley has an impact. when you see the study that credit card balances a jump of 15% for the highest we have seen in 20 years. we have evidence people are putting more and more in plastic going into debt right now, lisa. you sit back and see the president did not know the price of ground beef was. he does not understand people are going through especially not in nantucket where. >> is tough times are so many americans.

so many of these politicians are insulated from the policies they are enacting pretty got joe biden, his entire family at leveraging his get rich during his 50 years in political office. he does not care. i think the unions are threatening to strike for the same reason putin invaded ukraine for joe biden this week. why not try to capitalize off of a weak president when you can? what is saddest you can actually trace all the issues we are facing on our economy back to covid, to the global lockdowns that took place from supply chain issues, to inflation, as well are all driven by the government policies, government assistance to shut down an economy over a virus that is as deadly as the blueprint then you look at the subsequent decisions that were made, pumping trillions of dollars in stimulus and the economy which is just driven up inflation. it is sad too. and to be honest, my heart breaks with people who voted for change in the midterm elections for it but it got to tell you i do not have a lot of sympathy for people who saw the destruction over the past two years and said you know what?

i'm going to go vote democrat. you got what you voted for pre- >> it's a good point and inflation right now at 7.7%, charlie it is down slightly but having said that the higher fuel prices are embedded in the economy until we deal with the energy situation get that straightened out were. all of a sudden if we do have a rail strike you've got it costing to plan dollars a day that goes over a month and putting 700,000 people out of work. >> is going to get so much worse if we do wind up with the situation with the rail strike. the thing to also remember is these are rail workers i think the average salary for these rail workers is around $150,000 a year or a little bit higher than that. the only reason we are talking about that is because they have the power to make their voice in their concerns heard. if they are hurting at that sort of salary points, everybody below that is hurting. and even people probably above that are hurting.

the fact you had the midterm elections which is not vent nearly as much frustration as i thought it would in terms of punishing people like joe biden and democrats for those policies, that frustration is still there. it did not go away. i kind of see it building up pressure in the pressure cooker for another two years. but when that pressure blows it's going to blow it's going to be really ugly. especially if we look for the next two years on what you're saying joe, about these investigations that cause people to put a real honest spotlight on a lot of these relationships of places like ukraine, china, mexico that are tied directly to the biden family pre- >> the back drop to that will be many analysts out there think we are heading toward a recession. >> and bank ceos pre- >> yes in 2023 i thought we were in a recession this year already. >> and they rewrite the definition of it?

you don't like it, just change the definition very. >> two straight quarters of negative growth, right? why do i get the feeling which of the 11th hour on this rail deal that suddenly it magically we are going to see a deal that is a temporary band-aid or we are not talking about again until the summer or another possible rail strike is going to happen for it all he knows about you remember 60 minutes had joe biden on in september, scott leans into him says you averted a rail strike, how did you do it question work in that exact voice apparently it wasn't real pre- >> and joe biden smelled his hair. question list administration to please kick the can down the road. i would not be surprised if you might be right on that. but on the issue of the rail strike we have got some sound from steve moore talking about the specific issue. but she got 8% inflation over nine months. people's wages are only growing by 5%. people are feeling like they are poor and they are. now this rail strike obviously would be a great danger to the country.

if you think things are expensive now wait until you have the rail system shut down. about half of the merchandise you buy at the start whether it's groceries or other kinds of items, think about the energy as well print so much of our energy is transported by rail thanks to joe biden. we cannot build pipelines, right jason? i think this is a real blackeye for the administration who told us they have this rail system solved before the election request speaking of people feeling poor online shopping for black friday at nine-point to billion dollars. they were lower volumes for that revenue number is basically juiced up because things are more expensive as a result of inflation. i just want people to understand that as we potentially go into this rail strike and you could make with the whole inflation situation worse instead of making it better pre- >> politicians can bs their way through a lot of things for you cannot bs your way through getting a product across the

country over trains and trucks. that is not something you can talk your way out of lower use of fancy or rhetoric. that stuff has to get where it has to go. and when that breaks down people feel in very real terms. >> when he was asked what he's going to different he said nothing. does not look like anything is going to get better in this country. were going to have to hit rock bottom in 2024 request speaking of a rock-bottom helping to betty think it has to get for people to say what happened here? >> i would think this year's bandit 8.5% gas prices and all-time high the border allowing the minds of people into this country but i am like you charlie i thought that would have a definitive impact on the midterms. but republicans, will they pointed out all these bad things i didn't hear much in terms of definitive solutions. we will spend less we will cut this comment will make sure of this. it was there but it wasn't their

brick works the mail in the ballot staff did change republican seem to get wise to the post covid way of doing elections. but to your point they probably did not do a good enough job providing an alternative pre- >> five we can start opposed to everyone voting on the same day play by the rules. >> it will have the house it will be able to block spending even if they are not able to pass the stock market is taking it as a positive or going to leave it there but coming up police are still searching for a suspect any motive and the brutal murders of fort university of idaho students that happen nearly two weeks ago. what is taking so long? that is straightahead on "the big saturday show".

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>> it may have brought a specialist on the scene for example serology or hairs and fibers just to make sure there is nothing that was uncollected. the evidence is only as good as the collector of the evidence for the expertise of the collector. >> public police have said it was a targeted attack but what revealed who was specifically targeted? leaving many can confuse interest including steve the father one of the victims. >> do you know of police believed a one person but in this are all for question. >> have been told it's one. it's like purposely vague i am hoping. but it confuses everyone. because nobody knows what that really means other than maybe somebody had a different kind of attack footprint? >> charlie, i've got to be honest for you have kids, i have kids. i'm not sure i would send my kid

back there. >> can you imagine? quick suspect on the loose they don't have any definitive leaves or at least not sharing them. in a place like that could be so isolated if you're off-campus i'm sorry i'm thinking to transform doing remote learning which the university's doing right now. >> can you imagine a kid enrolled in the place having to face this is if they do not have enough problems in their life anyway going back to situation like this. i was really struck by the father's comment about purposely vague. you hope maybe the police you pray the police no more than they are sharing. clearly they do no more than they are sharing. and you hope that they are indeed being purposefully vague to hopefully keep whoever it is they have in their crosshairs on aware they are on to them. but it is such a gruesome thing. the thing that puzzles me is that it is such -- make the manner in which these kids were murdered is such an intimate way. it's done in such an intimate

manner that you would think it was somebody that knew somebody. that the perpetrator knew the victims. but then it raises the question, how does someone like this and managed to kill four people? it is appalling. >> right you think after the first victim was attacked obviously there be something that wastes the other folks up to either get out of there or attack. >> the amount of hatred required to do this to one person. how does a person have that kind of hatred in their heart for four people? >> let's hear from james he is a retired fbi criminal profiler. he analyzes who the killer could be and the level of sophistication to charlie's point, behind it. >> wounding with an eye for killing with a knife as a whole different set of physical and emotional reactions. in time set by four as we have in this case, how he got into the scene, how he perhaps

pre-offense behavior was how he explored perhaps the interior of the apartment or had schematics about oars actually in there at other times. the post offense behavior getting away with this crime. he apparently left no fingerprints behind, no blood on his part. and note dna. there is some sophistication before and after the crime even if the violent crime itself lacks some of it there in. >> jackie that is worth repeating the killer apparently left no fingerprints behind, no blood, no dna. he somehow killed four people not with a gun which can be done fairly quickly. but with a knife. this thing is so crazy, so disturbing. the thing is it feels like were not even close to finding out who did this for. >> is actually thinking the dna aspect of this to be fascinating i would crack this case open. and probably pretty quickly by the fact this person was experienced enough not to leave fingerprints or at least we were talking about having the skill

and picking up the evidence, at least to our knowledge. leaving a note dna behind. there is evidence these victims were defensive in some way there were some defensive wounds they did fight back. i wondered to myself as possible somebody did not have any dna fibers under their nails or however they did try to fight back. it seems almost impossible to me but that's for the skill level comes in you say it was this a team who knew what they're doing on top of that my understanding is that morning before the authorities came, that was a crime scene. other people are entering that crime scene. it was not completely intact by the time they got there. these are a lot of questions. but imagine for parents of children that go to not only this university or other universities as well. this is a terrifying behavior it is really scary so much time has passed without any lead being released to the public at this point. >> i've seen other reports that apparently was sloppy. the more information we find out the more contradictions and conflicting information seems to

be out there how do you not leave dna behind with different victims? if some of the victims we heard had defensive loans you have to imagine they screamed. how did the victims not hear that? and how did two people in the house separately not wake up during all of this? i'm sorry been in college sorry mom devon trump turned drunk as a skunk you think you would still wake up if you hear this going on for this to different floors this took place in different rooms. it is hard to imagine someone could get in, not wake anyone up and commit for murders in the house of that time span. none of this it makes sense whatsoever i make gun owner think every american that lives in the state where they can own a gun, you should. i've got to tell you showing up to my apartment is going to go down a little bit differently. i think every american deserves to be armed and should. we live in a completely depraved society. >> will have to leave it there points all. could mandates be making a

cousin back? hhs wants us to mask up and socially distance even after dr. fauci admitted masks were ineffective. the outrage is next only on "the big saturday show".

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distancing. currently, i always looked at masks as more of a virtual signaling exercise and anything else. when you make of this? >> it was strange about it if you go back to the beginning of all of this, every modest person in the world was like i am not an expert on this i do not know what to do about this and i do not want to get my neighbors sick or whatever. sort of gay people the credibility of the doubt the benefit of the doubt. i need sort of paid attention to them. but they got everything wrong absolutely everything wrong about this. and nowhere is it more obvious than with the masks. but also the lot of questions about the vaccines. this is the thing i do not get about anthony fauci. his goal in life is to present the world's by his own account public health posture. he has done more damage to the government's ability and public health official ability to promote government-sponsored

public health than anybody else. exactly by getting these things wrong. an eroding's people's trust and then on top of that when they say you're not allowed to question things are not allowed to question vaccines pretty are not allowed to question the effectiveness of them or with the side effects of them are put all that does is get people to double down further. i think it's going to be a long time before we realized just how much damage fauci and that regime has done to real public health efforts request dispensers e-mailing friends behind the scenes thank masks are ineffective and then forcing them on the rest of america. show it was go down a little bit of a memory lane here with anthony fauci. >> do we have to? >> sorry. >> never seemed to be walking around the mask. it is not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is. at minimum wear a mask for it okay, one of the way she could do it if you would like to is put a cloth mask over.

>> attacks on me or attacks on science. the idea of taking masks off in my mind is really not something we should really be considering brick works and how sometimes you walk in you have a mask and nobody has a mask you feel guilty pretty should not feel guilty look terrific. >> i honestly think that media so complicit parade there is no pushback. they are being pushed but they are told by public health officials as someone who push back on vaccines a lot of the stuff i've got attacked by other people in the media. why did the media so critically push this? why not question why not pushback that's their job? >> i will answer your question with a question. why do we take the chinese communist governments a word as far as where covid came from? and then we saw twitter accounts a literal being censored and locked out if you came up with this analogy. i think jon stewart still to this day will bear has the best analogy ever-present let's say there is a chocolate outbreak in hershey, pennsylvania, right,

did a steam shovel up mate with the cocoa bean? or maybe it came from i don't know, the chocolate factory. so in wuhan if doctor anthony fauci still insistent came from a rogue bat in a wet market with just a couple blocks away from the wet market there is a lab that studies corona viruses. gee, dingbats request exactly that the thing he said that media is complicit, they did not even remotely try to question what the chinese were telling us because that is what trump may have been singer tom cotton may have been sings of the messengers bed therefore the message is bad. >> and probably said question alder from the beginning. but jackie, chin shows a point i think one of the more disturbing things we have found from this lawsuit is the censorship that took place between biting officials, the biting white house and his big tech companies protect weekly calls we are talking interchanges to shut down questioning of the origins of the coronavirus. vaccines, all of it. what role do you think that played in failing to the truth out there? >> i think it played a future role.

a link that to fashion say this i don't blame people for not knowing if the mass was going to be effective at that time. things were crazy we all remember was like in march of 2020. if you do not know don't speak. don't say you're basing it on science and you don't have the facts to support it. do not go on tv constantly telling people over and over again first what they should do, then shouldn't do. and flip-flopping back and forth it seems like anthony fauci wanted to be well-liked all these tv appearances were about his celebrity and await rather than taking care of the american people. the big tech piece of that is sort of icing on the cake which was this is the message we want to put out there. we're going to use every outlet available to us in order to do that. it is okay to not know just say that. >> and do not weaponize it and turn into this moral code jewel that you beat up political enemies with a. >> amino know factory colluded to try to shut down the great barrington, so much wrong that went down. i hope that house republicans get to the bottom of it. great discussion guys.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to "the big saturday show". president biden is once again playing politics following a string of deadly mass shootings that took place over the weekend. he is part of his thanksgiving holiday blessing gun owners in hopes of scoring points with this liberal base, watch this. >> the idea that we still allow semi automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it is just sick. it has no, no show social redeeming value of zero, none.

not a single solitary rational port except problems with gun manufacturers were continued do anything during a lame-duck? >> i'm going to try print. >> are going to try to do? at some going to try get rid of assault weapons. >> by jezebel when playing politics over guns early this week that a turbo for the liberal denver post blamed republican representative lauren after a gunman killed five people to gate nightclub in colorado springs. so are democrats the mainstream unit losing sight of these human tragedy to push their progressive agenda? always have the answer is yes. think we have a lot to say but of course regrets what am i doing here? of course they do. there is never a tragedy like this they cannot jump right to to push their crazy political agenda but. >> it is depraved and sick but joe biden is a tyrant ready try to push vaccines on everyone. this is a sort of standard operating procedure from a guy who just want you to give up your freedom and your liberty is the solution. climate is the solution to everything for them give up your liberty, give up your guns.

the problem is all the people who want to ban guns nava never owned a gun from a never shot a gun for they have no idea what they are talking about. for instance under tom cotton during the confirmation hearing for the now atf director, asked him, tell me what an assault weapon is for the atf director could not describe what in the salt weapon is yet they want to ban it. what how can you ban something you cannot describe what it is customer give joe biden say wants to ban semi automatic automatic weapons which is handguns, rifles, the list goes on. then he says like a 9-millimeter could blow your lungs out of your body deciding impossible for 9-millimeter gun. the problem is show these people like joe biden's probably never shot a gun for they have no idea what they're talking about who want to push policies on law-abiding americans who know it they talk about it and abide by the law. i am sick of all the lies and smearing of law-abiding americans like myself in and out you own guns to pre- >> it is amazing. i don't know of any other topic

or the dumber you are about the topic the louder your voice. obviously get spread around by the media. jackie, is also struck by the tone he took. it doesn't sell his trying to win over friends in this argument. >> know he's not. i don't think he shy about it at all. he is obviously learned nothing especially post a mid term he's doubling on everything from calling half of the country semi fascist. he came to this a podium as a president said i'm going to unify everyone i'm going to be a leader here for yet he divides every chance he gets. so it is said in that soundbite is essential if you support the idea of gun ownership in the constitution than you are sick, something is wrong with you. that's definitely not helping bring this country together. i will just make the point also that democrats love to jump on guns every time something happens. they do not talk about the mental health issue the people who are operating guns.

we have talked about countless cases, idaho for example if you want to viciously murder people you can do it with a knife. in waukesha, wisconsin someone did it with a car. if you take the guns away and that's the problem, these things are still going to happen for there are other ways to kill people. >> at such a great point the mental health issue. we saw what happened in virginia. your home state as far as that home depot manager. what he do? he walks into a break room. laughing just started to shoot people one by one with a pistol by the way that a semi automatic weapon or anything like that. and then he takes his own life. how do you possibly prevent that? if somebody's willing to murder people men take their life before police even get there i do not see how this doesn't keep happening over and over again pay plus when you consider also four and ten americans live in a household has a gun in it. 400 million guns are owned in this country legally. what are you going to do that better or work solution taken away cosmic house like to be the

police officer that shows up to lisa's house and going to take your gun now. is not going to happen. the mental health issues and of one part of this we do not hear from democrat to pretend they want to find a solution to this issue. puts it safer to not answer the question. >> to get a real sense this whole issue has become sort of a distraction for their desperate not to talk about it. i want to also ask your joe about this whole situation of the denver post. you have again a horrifying mental health situation where you have got this guy that shoots up the gate nightclub who tried to blow up his mother. the best red flag law are felonies. this is a guy who could've been charged with felonies, should not be allowed to have a gun. if prosecutors and everybody had done their job. but what is the denver post do? they manage to find the words of some sitting member of congress and attacked her and blame the whole thing on her.

how did she look at the situation and find someone speech somewhere, that was the problem for. >> you think they would have learned what hapless sarah palin and gabby, she's targeting districts there for the list triggered and we found that they did them know sarah palin was that's what happens we are a blame for society instead of a solution for society. >> of democrats looking for things, shiny objects to avoid the harder decisions and then the media goes right along with it. >> i think they just want you to give up your liberty. they want to disarm americans that's what is ultimately about pres called for banning handguns before at 9 millimeters sought specific about all guns. >> okay, coming up jeff bezos of the "washington post" are sounding the alarm over elon musk twitter take over even claiming he is making his employees cry. the left vilification of moscow, next.

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♪ ♪ welcome back to "the big saturday show". the mainstream media still cannot get over elon musk twitter take over the sink with the "washington post". earlier this week a trio from that jeff bezos owned newspaper wrote a piece of vilifying musk surprise. claiming he dismantled safety work. even it makes employees cry in an apparent smear campaign the reporters paint him as a ruthless trick to prude rusk has moved rapidly at times

erratically to undermine a regime that's over a decade to define dangerous language on the side to protect vulnerable communities, replacing it with this own more impulsive style of ad hoc decision-making. wow, charlie democracy really does live in dumbness regrets it does, does but i love ruthless dictator also known as your boss. and impulsive decisions also known he's a creative guy but here's the thing that blows me away about this. i spent my entire life in newspapers it's the only thing i could ever possibly be qualified to do his work in newspapers. this story was written by three reporters. this wasn't in the opinion pages. maybe i'm old school but you read the story when it came out it was like how is this in the news section? this is three angry reporters who were venting their bio and it's all opinionated. >> at last chance and checking twitter right now it is still

operational. it has not died. it has not imploded. how many a verified journal us on twitter over the past two weeks has said it would be gone by now because of the layoffs that are happening at twitter but ever hear of wailing and colin? >> you would think the guy who sent people to space could figure out social media pickwick sets a good point. not all heroes were capes. i think elon musk is an american treasure and an american hero. if he had taken over twitter years earlier the course of history would have changed with as numerous polls showing the 2020 election the censorship of the hunter biden story didn't change the course of history per did change the outcome of the election. or think about during cove and imagine if doctors of medical officials, scientists had not been censored, had not been d platform, not been kicked off of twitter who raised concerns with the origins of the coronavirus brit who raised concerns about vaccines and gave legitimacy to the underside of the conversation. this is game changing. sad to me but people really showing themselves to who they

are. we are seeing who they are you see people fight censorship. by the first to memphis of the people he should not trust. request that elon musk ask center member ceo engage his users so much as this one does with poles and questions and so on. should twitter offer a general amnesty to suspected he said suspended accounts provided that they have not broken the law or engage in egregious spam question at 72% said yes 28% no, the people have spoken. amnesty begins next week, jackie read that last part for me. >> are not reading that. [laughter] no but he makes point here. he is trying to bring everybody together is not trying to censor the democrats he's just trying to give the republicans who were censored their voice back. the "washington post" reporters are attacking him come is crazy, he wants employees to come into work five days a week, oh my god is such a slave driving horrible person. and actually according to him he said user engagement is up on the site because people are more interested in being involved in

it. given the fact they feel it is it more fair and more of a dialogue. but that pole is really interesting too that people second chances, a slap on the wrist for you let somebody know if there is a problem if they continue to do what you can permanently suspended. but he was draconian here was it elon musk? but that's a great point for the best point about all of this, the shirts obviously think we have video of him actually finding the estate woke shirts which are quite remarkable progress and it was stay at work. [laughter] i've heard of whaling and culling before what that is. >> i didn't answer that progress just blew up the question completely. anyway there is a video. what is this basically he's saying all right, 10% of your workforce is 90% of the work for he sang alright, i want the people are willing to do the work and can do the work are capable those 10% the other 90, you do not want to work your fine, bite were going ramos 10%. i don't think it's a bad

business model. >> he would always cut the bottom, every acute do it as a tradition to reinvigorate the company for the fact this guy had 90% of the workforce that he could cut and not miss them, that says a lot. >> the people that stay in the game actually going to work hard for. >> it sounds like every workplace in america. and during the break we were arguing whether elon musk as a conservative or not. i do not think it even matters. the guy realizes this is lunacy you had the left controlling all of these outlets. he is a believer in free speech, god bless him for. >> are calling him a dictator by the way. who owns amazon again? a search of the b. >> jeff bezos could be jealousy or the fact we keep hearing about all these layoffs at twitter. 10,000 people are being laid off at amazon. do not hear a thing about that because basis is not the lightning rod elon musk is part of 11000 met it was just facebook. several thousand microsoft from hiring freezes at disney. this is a thing that's happening in big tech.

it's way too bloated. >> in a slowing economy. >> that might go well. anyway, stick around big saturday flops, they are next. [sfx: cards shuffling]

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of the week i will go first for the national hockey league is the next franchise to go woke with a team transit draft tournament that took place in wisconsin and only included trans and non- binary players for you go woke you go broke a critical point of capitol gains this really depresses me am so sick of the woke of crab being shoved down our throats. so joe? [laughter] proximity had a brother who work for the new jersey devils and saw three stanley cups i just want to watch stanley cups. >> the of the helmets and the little statement on the back of the helmet. i just wish someone would get some of the play football or catch the ball but. >> precisely let's move on show equipment during a press briefing on tuesday white house press secretary defended cheetah medical advisor doctor anthony fauci and shutdown reporters for god for bid asking questions about the origins of coron coronavirus. >> we have a process here. i am not calling out on people who yell.

you are being disrespectful to your colleagues in your being disrespectful to our guests. >> she has a question she's asked but the origin of covid. and dr. fauci is the best person in question at. >> i hear your question we are not doing this the way you wanted. this is disrespectful. it is. i am done, simon i am done. >> bess' press secretary ever? >> i'm done and i'm done what is a sophomore year? at the most important questions are perhaps her lifetime, what is this thing came from that shut down the economy, killed millions of people haven't got any answers we did not get any answer that press briefing either. >> don't we arty know? >> i'm so done with you move on charlie them down with lisa. >> twitter exploded after an msnbc health columnist suggested canceling thanksgiving and postponing christmas to prevent illness like covid-19. here is what they said every winter we go through this gathering to spread respiratory illnesses, may i suggest cancel

thanksgiving or so many reasons move other winter holidays to the summer time with the big outdoor events make winter holidays more about i don't know what that word is, you know, i don't know what that is hickey? >> something weird. >> i'm sure it is. but she was attempting to be funny, she is not funny. she needs to work on her sense of humor because it was not funny. or she is really miserable. >> i think she's serious. i think this is case in point over just discussing about elon musk. he let's the left distribute whatever they want to spew he was to make sure the rights can have their voice heard as well but this is the perfect illustration of it. >> that is the beauty of free speech. this is one of the federalist papers i think. if you want to show go and say that. >> can i offer maybe a submission here?

do we think she's like deborah birx and all those others that say that and spend thanksgiving with her family? >> without a doubt. with the quality being warm and comfortable because a feeling of happiness for. >> on got to move on. alright so here's mine during their wedding toast one room decide to reveal his new bride's shocking secret to all the guests, watch this. >> the mention we meant for the first time chatting and shared a kiss that night. that's true we left along the way for. >> we practice that didn't even take a number. instead went outside to get us a couple of drinks. but the drinks, went back outside to get the drinks only find her snarking another guy for. >> so she kissed him calmly he went to get drinks he comes back she's kissing somebody else. hasn't come to a party with one person left to someone else about this is a first time there meeting he really just outed her in front of the wedding guest progress mary don't marry the

person after that. >> were not they barely knew each other maybe got better from there it. [laughter] like sweater get the feeling he had a couple drinks before that speech? >> he could only go uphill from their brake works alright we are out of time. we could definitely go on at this but i know we shouldn't for that does it for us will see you back here tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern time for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott starts now search for the suspect before university of idaho students heat up two weeks after the students found that. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ investigators return to the crime scene for the first time in several days to collect additional evidence. officials tell fox news digital idaho state crime lab prioritizing testing on evidence from the home. detectives a rulin