hello everyone. welcome to the big sunday show. the big story tonight, what is biden hiding about those classified documents. another day, and another batch of classified documents found that the president's home in wilmington, delaware. the white house reportedly requested the fbi search home and after hours looking around on friday, probably including the garage with that corvette on

friday, they came up with a fourth batch. strange. more than a week ago, remember this, the search for documents was complete. [inaudible] >> it is completed, yes. >> not exactly completed. we do not know a lot about the amount of classified information let alone what the information contained in a seemingly carefully crafted statement. biden's personal attorney said "the doj took possession of materials, including six items consisting of documents with classification markings and surrounding materials. a special assistant to the president will not say just how many classified documents in total were found across all three locations. >> that is a good question. it is a little bit complicated. we want to be very careful to be respectful of the integrity of that investigation.

>> meanwhile, integrity. a funny word to use. >> nothing to see here. biden doesn't know anything. >> the important point as he had no idea. i do think this was inadvertent. >> how was this inadvertent? yesterday you were talking about, first of all, his lawyers have said they have been cooperating, they are the ones that offered up this information. you call that out as being why number one. now, inadvertent, that is not the case here. now we have four different instances of finding classified documents and the president knows nothing about it. >> first of all, even if it were inadvertent, the evidence does not seem to stack up that way, even if it were true, the violation is gross negligence with classified information. inadvertence is not a defense. it is almost a plea of guilty for them to be saying that. this business of how they self-reported, they did not self

report. the biden private lawyers find the first batch of november 2 at the office. they notify, not law enforcement, they notify the biden white house which notifies not law enforcement but the national archives. this other step is important, too. they were hoping that the national archives would just tuck this away. who notified the justice department? it was not the top political officials, it was the inspector general whose job is to look for misconduct in the agency and reported to congress. it was the inspector general that reported it to the justice department. then the justice department sat on it until after election day. one thing to say, well, that is consistent with their practices, they try not to do anything any high profile that could influence an election, but that does not mean they could not

have the fbi quietly do searches. note justice department restriction stops the white house from making anything public. but i do not think they ever intended to make this public. >> this is something that i talked about yesterday. his lawyers were not forthright and they sat on this. the midterm elections were conveniently right before this information was released to the public. that was, obviously, intentional. how do they cover this up? now it is a matter of who is going to subpoena the president at some point and get him to start talking. >> they claim that the first

batch of documents were found on november 2. we are now almost three months past. the first time we have heard of the fbi getting involved doing the searches rather than the white house counsel or president biden's personal lawyers. that seems like a stretch when it comes to the ability to do your own investigation, so to speak. joe biden at the time he had this information was an illegal possession. the new information is from his time in the senate. i think that we are in a time where we talk about double standards, not just political appointees are politically elected leaders like joe biden or even donald trump, but i have a lot of friends who work in capitol hill who have security clearances, if they were ever found with any of this information in their apartment, they would be prosecuted for it. i think the question moving forward as we know that the argument for president biden from his lawyer saying six items which could be a box, could be one item, could be six documents, very carefully wording there. what is going to happen they are? will there be charges? the house republicans will certainly look into this. they simply can refer to the department of justice. president biden saying that he was not aware that these things where they are. the argument from the white

house, you know, he takes classified information seriously continues to fall apart by the day as we get more information about the types of classified information that was in his possession at multiple locations. >> let's listen to senator dick durbin when he was approached about classified documents he is comparing it to the former president trump. >> a literal outrage. >> what happened and followed from it is significantly different. >> how is it different? classified documents are classified documents. why is it that there is a cover up now and a backpedaling? nobody is even talking about the timing of all days. people love to slam trump of accusing democrats of stealing the election. let's talk about the midterm elections. >> i get the privilege of sitting here for this platform. real world experience. they have cover stories like this.

it is easy for me to hone in on the politics and even the legality of can the president be indicted while he is in office? is there an opportunity here to set a precedent. should they be held to the same precedent? those are important issues, for sure. what is important to people sitting at home. are they surprised by this at all? no, they are not. they expect politicians to play by rules that only belong to the elites. i think a lot of people at home want to know what were those documents and what does this mean in the big scheme? does this open the door for republicans to investigate the hunter biden investigation? does this open more opportunity for investigation? some of those documents pertaining to a certain thing. in the grand scheme, what he was doing with them and why have them for so long. >> may i just say one thing

about that? >> sure. the other thing we heard last night was they also took notes. i am sure people are curious. if you go into a classified briefing, you are not allowed to take notes and take them out. just because your notes are not stamped like top-secret, you do not get to take stuff out and go. so, i assume that when they said they took notes, that is what they are talking about. besides being cavalier with the actual documents he took notes he was not supposed to take. >> not only was there classified information, what was it written down is considered classified. evidentially, also documents that were labeled classified. more on it almost egregious. that is why you need an independent investigation to go in there and look. things that could be transcribed that are still classified in nature but are not labeled because they were transcribed onto a word document.

>> joe biden spent 40 years in washington. he knew all the rules. he prided himself on understanding the way washington works. and yet he was hoarding classified documents from his time in the senate and his time as vice president. to answer senator durbin's question, it is not the same thing. we have not seen photos from the fbi leaks. president trump, there may have been problems. but he was the president and he was capable of de- classifying certain information. joe biden vice president did not have the same capabilities to do so. in terms of the standard here, there certainly a double standard. it comes down to people wanting to know exactly why these documents were used, why he had them for so long and why people like hunter biden who has a criminal record of engaging in very egregious and shady behavior had easy access to these documents if he wanted it. >> no visitor log at the house

either. not only knows who went in and out of that house and had access to these records. it took them 12 hours to find these six pieces. they were in that house for 12 hours searching. this was after the white house said the search is over. it has been completed. >> do you remember when they came out of trump's place, i think they said they had 19 boxes, if i'm remembering that right, the next thing we heard was over 100 documents. we don't know what item could mean, it could mean anything. >> republicans are calling biden a serial document corridor. i would love to play that tape real quick. >> i took the president at his word when the first set of documents were found. he had just inadvertently misplaced those documents. now, this has gone from just simply being irresponsible to downright scary. >> clearly, he has become a serial classified document corridor. >> i guess that is one way to

put it. i guess we will have to wait and see if we get information to what these documents are. what actually is in them. coming up on the big sunday show, complete chaos. we are not talking about documents this time. anti-police protest in atlanta. what does cnn say? >> i think that there is a real blurring of the lines in use of the word violence. >> was this the new fiery peaceful moment? we will dissect this one next. ♪

we are back with a fox news alert. the suspected shooter that killed at least 10 people and injured 10 others is reportedly dead. police are confirming. christina coleman has been following the story for us all day today. she has a live update for us. >> our law enforcement sources tell us that a man and a white van in torrance shot and killed

himself following a traffic stop in that area. the sheriff would not confirm if that man was or is the suspect from last night's mass shooting, but i can't say that witnesses from last night say they did see a suspect take off in a white van. also a an aerial video of that scene there in torrance i saw a man slumped over the wheel in that band. that mass shooting happened shortly before 10:30 last night at the ballroom studio here in monterey park just east of downtown los angeles. the shooting occurred near the site where thousands of people had gathered yesterday to celebrate lunar new year's eve. this is a large asian population. the sheriff identified the suspect as an asian man who was 510 and weighs about 150 pounds wearing a black leather jacket, a beanie and glasses. police are not releasing the suspect's name at this time. also, about 20 minutes after the

mass shooting at the first dance hall, authorities say the suspect walked into another dance hall about 12 miles north of here with a gun. officers say the people at that location were able to wrestle a gun away from him. witnesses also say that man took off in a white they had which brings us back to today and that white van pulled over in torrance. the sheriff did not confirm whether that is in fact the suspect's vehicle, but a lot of people are connecting the dots here. we are awaiting official confirmation on whether that is the case or not. the sheriff calling this the county's most heinous cases. ten people killed and 10 injured. their conditions range from stable to critical. back to you. >> thank you. all right. chaos reigns on the streets of downtown atlanta as anti-police protesters torched a cop car and smashed storefronts leaving the

city in ruins. a cnn guest told everyone on air there is no violence to see here >> i think that there is a real blurring of the lines in the use of the word violence. they keep using the words violent, violent, violent, violent and it gives the impression, i mean, the only violence, the only acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> andy, this brings me back to scenes of 2020 when we had the most expensive destructive riots in the history of the united states. a reporter standing outside of a burning building. most have the charges dropped on the federal and state level. >> i think people on fire in this country is the two-tier justice system where enforcement

has become completely ideological. you know, the capital riot, you always have to do some throat clearing about this at the beginning, yes, it was terrible, that's why we call it a riot, but it was also five hours. the right you are talking about in time and space took months and was lethal and destroyed property. that clip that we just heard, he has the temerity to say, he only saw people get hurt by the police. first of all, i do not think that is accurate. i looked at a lot of the clips yesterday as well. if you destroy property, which people need to have a flourishing economic existence, that that is okay because it is not the same as hurting people, as if they were not also hurting people. so, what i do not understand is, they moved heaven and earth to try to make a conspiracy type

case on the january 6 people, along the lines of what i did with terrace back in the 1990s. seditious conspiracy and all of that stuff. here you have a movement and sees itself at war with the united states that we do not see anything along those lines from the prosecutor. >> these writers broke out in their violence in atlanta after being upset about the death of the -- who shot at a georgia state trooper and the state troopers return fire and he was killed as a result. they are also protesting what they call cop city. they say they are not anti-police, they just want more training. atlanta tries to put in a new building for police training, we see violent tryouts take place. >> these are protesters protesting against police.

using any opportunity they can to put police in a bad place. watching video, there were arrests made. they start screaming i can't breathe to try to rile up the left on the george boyd movement which absolutely, it started black lives matter, the worst movement possible for african-americans in this country and now they are trying to use this against the cops while the cops are sitting there doing their jobs. it is reprehensible. to call this non-violence, you are lighting cop cars on fire. they don't know if police are in there, quite frankly, that it's attempted murder if you have a cop in that car. this is why these protests are breaking out. they think they will not get arrested and when they do people without their cell phones and they try to paint cops out on a bad light. it is disgusting. this is why we have so much crime in a lot of the cities where the das are not cracking down on these thugs taking advantage of law enforcement.

they know there is no backing in politics. >> even if they are arrested, a lot of times the charges get dropped. joey, you are from georgia. your thoughts on atlanta. >> somebody needs a tell that freelance journalist cannot get a real job anywhere that being tackled by the police would be the safest thing that could happen to you if you are throwing fiery things into a building that i own. it is a state of georgia and i would be carrying a firearm. if you think violence is apprehending someone who is trying to burn down a destroyed property, do not come to georgia because we can get real violent to protect ourselves. we do not want us at war. so, how do we prevent that? you have a class of punks that have not done much in the life, have not achieved much in the life and need to go find a cause that does not affect them or most people that they know in order to feel like they have some relevance in this world. a class of people that do that

in the class of people that work hard for a living instead of the business of others and try to just get through the day, how do you stop them from being at war with one another? law & order. police training. police presence and people doing bad things going to jail. they need to understand that this training center is the best bet that they have to get better cops, more trained do a better policing and also being more just and how they do it. also this cop city is where firemen will save old people that are fallen down and getting kids out of burning buildings, too. this is completely ridiculous. round up those hippies today get them the heck out of there. >> well said. up next. the political double standard in sports. why don't people hold leaders accountable but they demanded from athletes. stay with us. ♪

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♪ ♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. is there a double standard between how people treat athletes and our elected? phil mickelson left the pga tour to play on the live tour and got a lot of criticism. tonight, stephen a smith calls out the political double standard in sports. here is a preview. >> it is far easier to hold someone like that accountable. but our government does business with these people. if you are so appalled and you find it so apprehensible to do business with these countries as individuals, then why are we not

holding our government to the same level of accountability. >> politicians that are supposed to be prioritizing all of these things, he'll legislate our lives and govern our lives, they get to do business with these folks? there's something hypocritical about that. >> i have to say i think that hypocrisy is overstated as he describes it. i think there is a category over here. governments have to deal with each other in the world's. i don't think it makes sense to equate governments with how people deal with these regimes. i think that it is a totally fair criticism that our government has made terrible decisions, you know, embracing russia at one point, embracing china, our country has completely intermingled with china because of policy decisions that were made. but athletes, just like everyone else if they are going to speak publicly, they should be

educated about what they are speaking about. am i wrong about that? >> we need to see this interview to know where q is going with that. sometimes he says the things you least expect and that is why he is good at his job. he only used phil mickelson as an example. i did not hear lebron james. i think that there is absolutely somewhat of a double standard in sports because so much of the media that covers sports is specifically left leaning and so much of sports is part of pop culture. if you have a president that makes a deal with saudi arabia, whatever party that they are, you can guarantee the other half of the country is criticizing them because they are already attached to that side of the party. if you are a viewer sitting at home and you are not saying anything, or you are not upset with some of the things you see on the headlines out fox news or cnn but you are really mad at phil mickelson, maybe you need

to have a broader view of how the world works and understand there are things like this happening all over. i think that, ultimately, sports does not get to rid itself of politics. >> is it fair to say that right now the biggest controversy that we have in politics, an individual politician having to deal with the biden family and china which is very different? >> i think there are differences in individual athletes as well. phil mickelson, while he is playing for that league which is saudi funded, he is not advocating for the united states of america unlike lebron james who plays in the nba and is happy to take money from chinese markets while he accuses the united states of being irredeemably racist. i have no problem with athletes engaging with foreign countries as long as it is, you know, okay legally. but i do have a problem when athletes take advantage of the

opportunity they have in america while going overseas or on american soil tearing down the very country that gives them the freedom to make hundreds of millions of dollars in their fields. >> athletes should be able to take a stand on a political issue, but they need to know -- here is one. they need to know what they are talking about. >> particularly with today's athlete, the money put out there, the relationships that are cultivated between them and advertisers and sponsors. then they certainly have a right to speak on the state of affairs in our society. they just need to know what they are talking about it be fair-minded when they do so. >> i understand what he is saying. is there anyone that gets -- >> i have no idea what they're talking about. [laughter] why do they think an athlete will know what they are talking about. i am sorry. i am not a huge sports lover. even if i was, shut up and play ball. this is about as stupid as that

dennis rodman -- >> i just do not understand where politics in baseball, basketball, football, those are all sports, right? >> just shut up and play ball. that's all i gotta say. >> amen. you can watch the full interview on life liberty and love in tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. straight ahead on the big sunday show, kamala harris reportedly gets snubbed by florida. is the bad luck for her really over? the mainstream media really seems to think so. that is up next. ♪ of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health.

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♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. kamala harris at a pro- abortion rally in florida. she had to settle for a small prior bit venue because she got snubbed. today she took the time to slam republicans. >> republicans in congress are now calling for a nationwide abortion ban. how dare they. [cheering and applause] how dare they. >> how dare they. her bad luck is turning around. that is what the mainstream media seems to think. just like a regular working vice president. katie, in my preparation here, this was either in a political piece or peace that they referenced, people have a hard time figuring her out because too often they are looking at an

old model. they are not willing to take her for who she is in her style. as a politician, just everyone else's fault but hers? >> it is interesting that all of these pieces are being fed to the media as a president is under fire for his classified information debacle. in terms of this abortion speech that she wanted to give, the politics here are very obvious. she could have given a speech like new york. instead she flew to florida as a political statement against rhonda santos. this white house has been focused on it for two years because acm is a threat in 2024. they are going after the wrong guy. april 22 he signed a piece of legislation into law that restricted abortion at 15 weeks. 70% of the country believes there should be abortion restrictions at 15 weeks including the majority of democrats. trying to paint republicans out

of touch on this issue, democrats standing up saying that there should be no restrictions. wildly out of touch with the politics of this issue. >> obvious they are putting her on this issue because that may have been a saving grace for democrats in a lot of places in the midterms. i think that it did come for front and patch over some of the economic problems people worried about. we had a massive turn out in young foe. states like florida, do you think we will continue to have midterm after election cycle where abortion is that main topic? >> i do not think so. i think they will try to make it the main topic. i think what is infuriating to us on the social side as well as the legal side, the fact that the supreme court had roe and casey on the books made it easy for republicans because there was nothing they could do politically.

once they decided jobs, politics is back with us again. you have to know how to talk about this. katie pointed out these guys don't believe in a single restriction. abortion on demand up until the moment of birth. in some instances, beyond. how hard is it to make that point? the media will not make it for them. you have to roll the stone up the hill. >> the republican candidates during the midterms actually want. the governor of florida turned the entire state read it running on a pro-life message. a number of republicans that ran talking about the issue in a coherent way and they were successful. >> the supreme court is not helping anymore. >> kamala harris makes this issue worse. what was reference as harris world, which i guess means a people around here. vice president kamala harris got off to a bumpy start.

she was a big winner of the midterms in an article this week daniels writes that a combination of factors has taken some of the scrutiny off of her, taken away from her washington obligations. allowed her to be seen, mostly as a more typical vice president. what they make in this article is because she is not the 581st vote in the senate that allows her to travel now? she can put her personality out there be more popular? do you think that that is what will happen here? >> if you are going to go south, go to the border. i always tell people, read the room. know your audience. you go to florida to talk about abortion. in the nation's capital right in front of the white house where you were, you have a pro-life rally. not a mention about that. i always talk about this, kamala harris and joe biden, joe biden is a catholic. before he ran as a democrat as

president of the united states, the man is actually in fact and was years ago pro-life. i know a lot of people do not like to accept that. he is a churchgoing god-fearing catholic. maybe she should have a conversation with joe biden about how he feels about aborting fetuses. i do believe there would be a differing of opinions although there are a lot of people that refuse to admit that. >> kamala harris or abortion in florida. i don't know. >> kamala in florida is what is most unpopular. >> marie osmond leaving it all up to you, but not to her kids. they will not get a big inheritance check. leaving no money to your children, will that make them better people? that is what she says. that's coming up next. ♪

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country singer marie osmond will not leave any of her fortune to her children. she says she is trying to teach them to work hard. >> i don't know anybody that becomes anything if they are just handed money. the greatest gift you can give your child is a passion to search who they are inside. although it does is breed laziness and entitlement. i worked hard and i will spend it all and have fun with my husband. >> good for her. spend it all and have fun with her husband's. this is about earning your living other than being given a handout. i respect what she has to say. >> i'd love to have a conversation with her. someone who was born into a very poor situation, happy, but poor situation, sometimes they are my only living and working to provide for my kids later on.

the last thing she said, she will spend it all and have fun with her husband, i think you should not live the later years of your life just to preserve what you have for somebody else. whether or not someone's a good person, knows how to work harder can make an impact does not depend on their inheritance. president trump inherited $200 million worth of wealth and became president. you can go out and accomplish things regardless of your inheritance. >> you cannot take it with you when you go. live it up. >> jealous of any parent that has money left over to leave behind. [laughter] >> who is leaving me money? [laughter] >> she is not the only one. warren buffett, worth something according to bloomberg. he actually wrote in 2021 and he said he will only leave his kids a very small percentage.

he wrote this and i love this. after much observation, here is my recommendation. leave the children enough so they can do anything, but not enough that they can do nothing. i think you should leave your kid something, if i have anything left i will leave something. i thought about this. this administration loves handouts. that is why there are so many lazy jen's ears. don't tell them about the trust funds. put the money aside and don't tell them. then when they turn 20 years old, that is a surprise. this generation nowadays, they don't want to work. don't give them anymore incentives not to work. >> a lot of these rich billionaires give away money to the charity so they don't have to give it to the government. i think people should be able to keep the money in the family.

>> i totally agree with that. it is your money. it is not the government's money. when it comes to kids, the thing about money is it's wrapped up in more than risk. more than just material wealth. when i was a kid, you would get up and you would go to school. like, when we were very young, on the subway, walk the streets, go out and play in the street, a lot of the things that we did back then we would not let our kids deal. so, i think with material wealth comes this ability to sort of protect them from risk. i don't think that we are always doing them a big favor. i think a lot of us would think the hard times that we went through when we were kids, to the extent that there is good in us, that is a big part of what makes us good. we kind of expect our kids to live up to that. at the same time, we are sort of insulating them.

to me, that is a bigger deal. >> nothing replaces the dignity of work or earning that first paycheck no matter what work it is. >> hard work and achievement. allowing me to earn a title in a college education. i have served in the marine corps with sons of millionaires that are good people. a fireman and a schoolteacher. my brother-in-law listed a very small house on a small piece of property. he may wake up one day after losing his dad and be a millionaire, but he does not think about it. having wealth, having an impact in this world, and her last explanation they are, do not live your life just to give your kids money either. >> julie. los angeles sheriff's office providing an update on the deadly shooting in california. let's take a listen.

>> the press briefing will occur at 4:30 p.m. monterey city hall. they have requested that at this press briefing they will debrief the incident that occurred and its relationship here in the city of torrance. at this time i would like to introduce janice hahn who has some word she would like to say. >> thank you. the press conference at 430 in monterey park that will actually talk about the particulars of the case. the county supervisor that represents torrance, my message today is just a huge thank you to the torrance police department. and the incredible cooperation between our sheriff's department and all law enforcement agencies in l.a. county. so, the sharing of information is what led torrance police

departments to be able to do just good police work by spotting this van on their streets. my message today is that it is so important going forward that everyone talk to each other and share information and this is how i believe -- >> another press conference at 4:30 p.m. specific time. talking about the van located with the deceased individual inside. we will continue to watch us and bring the conference. we will be right back.

>> welcome back to the big sunday show. time now for our big four. what we think will be the biggest story this week. buffalo bill's safety damar hamlin visited his teammates before the playoff match. the first appearance at a game in nearly three weeks since you remember he suffered cardiac arrest on the field. guy's, this is amazing. he visited the team. i know that they have a warmth in their heart having seen him alive and well. i remember the moment this news broke and it did not look good. what is amazing about this story, not just his recovery,

but there is someone who preyed on air and it was not controversial because the country came together. >> gone from persecuting christian coaches for praying on the field at high school games from now being able to openly pray for an nfl player. i think that's a good thing and i hope they can continue to go in that direction. >> somebody owes tim tebow an apology. >> yeah, sure. if prayer can bring the country together and it happens to happen at a sports game, i am all for it. >> the solidarity was unanimous across the country. there he is back with his team. >> incredible key is back already. >> great to be with you guys. >> happy sunday. >> that will do it for us. you guys have some flights to catch, i believe.

that does it for us. >> he has a hitch. >> that does it for us. we will see you next weekend. the fox report starts right now. ♪ breaking news in california. a mass shooting left 10 people dead and 10 others hurt resulting in a police standoff this afternoon. this is the fox report. ♪ the shooting happened late last night at a lunar new year celebration in monterey park california outside of los angeles. about half an hour away in the city of torrance police searched a white van following a