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object discovered on radar, this time flying high over canada. it's not clear when or where it was first picked up. nor read saying in a statement quote military aircraft are currently operating from alaska and canada in support of north american aerospace defense command. norad confirmed with pond positively identifies an airborne object over northern canada. refusing to offer specifics, the second object detected in the arctic's since thursday night. senior u.s. official tells fox the object was not detected until it had already successfully penetrated u.s. airspace over alaska and shot on flight and of 22 after launched from air force base in anchorage. right now u.s. army helicopters like this on skis are combing the area of the rugged north coast of alaska. the temperature right now in the frozen tundra, minus 20 degrees. norad says limited daylight rough weather limited search. the object shot down home of north america's largest oil field. alaska also home to u.s. air force base and home of u.s.

ballistic missile interceptors. >> a quick question here, we had two objects in one spy craft confirmed, why are we having trouble picking these objects up on radar? >> officials tell me satellite is having trouble picking it up. airborne satellites in space are used to discover ballistic missile launches out of north korea and other places when things go boom, i are birds exploding, a lot of things in there memory thanks. right now balloons is not what they are programmed to discover. satellites are used to count aircraft and airplanes on different bases over russia, china, missile silos and over ukraine. right now spy objects is. to only be discovered based on ground-based radar. the curvature of the earth will limit what the radar can see.

>> live at the white house with the latest, thank you so much, lucas. we will continue to discuss. joey, i'll begin with you because here we go again. >> i had a great idea what i thought was happening and something happens and it changes your mind or makes you question wonders, is that word joe biden is right now? does he think he has a figure out? my concern is, when the fight balloons was outed by billings gazette or whatever it was, they acted like they knew exactly what they had. are they bluffing and is blessed unfolded is not true because we mainly know now thanks to a hearing happening they were able to jam signals of the balloon x it makes it more of a concern? either they are worried to give detail until they figure out where they know more about these latest two incidences and they are more concerning and they are not telling us.

>> joey brings up great points there because right now we are not getting that much out of the biden administration and the question really is, are they trying to protect us from something they know or do they really not know? >> do they have to say something every time they see something and maybe they've seen a lot of things but now because they were outed by the things is that as you mentioned with the spike balloon, i feel they feel they have to say something every time they see something because americans are high alert which opens up the question of how many objects have flown to our airspace that have been concerning we don't know about? is my first question and also, are we going to get transparency out of this white house? as you mentioned, there bearing the lead when it comes to this skimming over the american people care about this kind of thing, whether chinese aggression or anybody else, the world is looking at us like a sitting duck so i want to know, are we ever going to get

information, whether it ever be transparency? a lot of distrust of our government organizations and rightfully so. i hope they can correct that. >> was called a block the trust segment because they knew about the first spike balloon the minute it was approaching the alaska coast. we know that because they've spotted two and told us about it right away. john kirby did not even announce they saw the second object we were talking about yesterday until a reporter asked him so you have to ask, why? why did it take it question for kirby to reveal that information when he should have been saying that the minute he walked up to the podium and then you have the president of united states and i'll leave it here, saying the spike balloon despite traversing across our country going over sites and hearing conversations that could survey, the president said it wasn't a major breach. apparently it was. >> to excuse it with the terms like there's all kinds of -- happens all the time. [laughter] no. >> okay, we're just getting an update on this airborne object. we are getting reports that

canada has now shot it down, that's the latest. interesting timing how quickly we got that we find out about it and then canada shoot it down. >> my comment is, do canada have capabilities? it seems like everything that comes through comes around canada and we are not hearing anything from them. we know they have that capability, thank god and where does it go from here? two countries are now involved. china can't hide behind if it's there aircraft, they can't hide behind the idea that we are overreacting two or three or five times. >> that's the easy argument we are overreacting but is an american sitting at home will they keep coming up one by one, was the average american supposed to think of this? >> they feel vulnerable with this president in the white house whether they are willing to admit it or not but you brought up something i think is important topic for discussion. >> thank you. >> in the green room you said listen, are they flying them lower in making them more

visible for reason? my immediate thought was there sending a message, we are here, not scared of you, who want to show your citizens what we've got going on and not trying to hide it anymore, they're flexing our muscles doing it visibly if it is china, it's a big flex. three in a week? big flex by china. >> billions of dollars by the super bowl, i will bet these are coming from china the ones we don't know about, way too much of a coincidence. this is president xi jinping talking to president biden and vice a versa. >> we want everyone to listen, john kirby and general pat writer the biden penetration says they don't know a lot about the object the military took down the one over alaska. >> we do not know who owns it. >> no further details about the object including any description of capabilities, purpose or origin. >> i want to stress we don't know what entity owns this object.

>> we don't know the origin of the object. >> we don't understand what the object was doing. >> we do have an update here, it's from what we are told it was actually canada and the u.s. that shotgun the latest high altitude object but joey, coming off the intelligent people saying that they don't know. >> i don't believe what they are saying right now. operational security is an important thing so maybe they aren't being told so they can say they don't know but i don't know who does know or what our government does know. all i know is the southern border is eight 100% more chinese nationals coming across the southern border. i know what literalist, marine corps pivoting to because we have underwater threat, basically the same can happen underwater. we have to worry about land

mines off the coast of california right now because that's how close our enemies are getting to us so when we talk about the average american home which is all that matters in this, can you trust our military and government to make good decisions? have the capability to protect us, can you trust them to use them in a demented way to prevent something terrible from happen? that's of the american people are concerned about. >> to clarify here and this is breaking news just so everybody understands, as we are having this conversation we are getting more information and to clarify in the control room, is it our understanding that it was just the united states military that took this down okay, that's a yes. this was not canadian military involved here, it was the united states that did that, the canadians were in fact involved in this operation. >> they said go ahead and fly over our airspace and shoot it down. a joint exercise with the canadians would make sense. what i want to know is since you

brought it up as far as who knows what, i believe commander-in-chief probably has been briefed on this and he's not in delaware like you spent something like 210 days in delaware, this is a rare weekend he's at the white house hosting a black-tie dinner. we'll be here from the president? a little more money, probably not. >> the problem with that is traditionally i would agree with you, this week we were told i don't know the number, five to 50, i've heard different numbers all week of incidences that reportedly according to obama administration happened in the trump administration but someone in the military chain of command said it was not worth reading president trump over. i can't think of his name but secretary of defense this money, he had the same reaction when he heard that which was to call everybody in the cabinet who said we don't remember that happening so other people in military making decisions national security because they've been told it doesn't go to the highest level? do we know the commander-in-chief is fully briefed at all times?

we are learning is perhaps trump wasn't. >> written chain of command. >> and how quickly to try to make it about trump. they were able to make the chinese spy balloon at least initially didn't go as planned but there's ones that went over during the trump administration, too so they really tried to pull that card but furthermore, i want to talk to you about geographically what this says, this placement of these blues, chinese spy balloons and unidentified objects, geographically over canada and alaska and where they are pinpointing and looking at, what are they looking at? you know better than any of us is it something we should be concerned about? i don't think they are looking over the super bowl because they want good seats. >> thanks to my friend pete haig says in his mass maps, the trajectory of the chinese spy balloon was southern alaska. the one shot down is that alaska is a big say, it's a plot of land in between so the past is

each which is why i will say without any confirmation that i know they were from china because russia is right there and supposedly smaller and different in size and scope and capabilities flying lower for all purposes, the vehicle or object is different than what we shotgun from china so what we do in a position with two foes testing our ability to control our own airspace, and what? >> as much as we are watching, they are definitely watching. we will continue to bring anymore developed as they flew in. coming up, face making a comeback in football and now at the super bowl. that's next. ♪

welcome back to the big saturday show. the countdown super bowl 57 and

about 24 hours the philadelphia eagles take on kansas city chiefs at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona. for the first time ever the super bowl will feature two black starting quarterbacks but the vocal is in the only thing people will be watching this year. rihanna will be the performer of the halftime show. kickoff set to begin tomorrow night 6:30 p.m. eastern on fox and besides football and half by time show, of course the ads. this year there's a focus on faith with a pair of new ads about jesus on behalf of christian groups campaign calls he gets us. faith at the forefront of football this year with miraculous recovery of buffalo bills player mark hamblin went into cardiac arrest in the middle of the game in january. the country united in prayer and he was released from the hospital five days later even though he still faces a lengthy we have process. he credits faith for his survival. >> i'd like to thank god for being here. sudden cardiac arrest was nothing i would have chosen to be part of my story but that's because sometimes our own visions are too small even when

i think we see the bigger picture. my different vision was about playing and developing the best player i could be but god's plan was to have a purpose greater than any game in this world. my entire life i felt god was using me to give others hope and with a new set of circumstances i can only say he's doing what he's always done. >> it's refreshing, isn't it? to see sports unite people again, i think that's exactly with what happened to to damar hamlin if there's a silver lining, sports has been so highly politicized but with what happened to him in the way country even non- football fans rallied around him and what happened to him and the team rallying around him, i think that was a turn in the way americans feel about sports. the question is, will it last? >> that's always the question, will it last whenever we are happy about something or feel we've come together, somehow we managed to find division again but this was nice, a positive thing, amazing, we all felt we

were involved in his healing and coming back and coming forward and speaking to the gratitude he had to god, i think it touched a lot of people and i also thought it was interesting you have players from both sides, both teams when he went down on the field and they were all praying for his recovery so it feels wonderful. >> a moment i think will carry over into the super bowl tomorrow. i'm hopeful this will be a sentiment. so many years have gone by with the super bowl waiting and watching for somebody to make a virtue signal is going to take off half the country and half the country will celebrate but i wonder if this year might be different and i wonder if you think what happened to demar hamblin in the state of the country right now, do you think people will use the super bowl as a comeback together and cheer on sports and maybe that's a moment of uniting here? maybe this is the moment. >> mainly because the bulldogs already did that the two

consecutive national championship. i'm glad you brought up that question, i hope most people don't feel the division we do working in politics and new york and d.c. as much as we do. i hope most people care more about the super bowl on fox and maybe fox news tomorrow but we will have great program for them. what i wanted to say on this was lasky, i hope i have this right, you coming into this show wasn't espn analyst had a prayer live on air when this happened. to know where espn has been with the politics and where the country has been with this sanitization of showing christianity or mary christian and conservative together that christian becomes bad for people on the left, that was a moment. i think that was an important moment, it didn't make negative headlines, people got to see no

matter your faith, faith itself is a good thing so no matter your prayer, prayer it self for most americans is a good thing and to have that on tv on a sports show, that long ago was not a big deal but this year it was in a positive reaction so that the change i hope that sticks. >> it's not just damar hamlin and the prayer that will be brought to the super bowl in terms of faith, ads that are more faith-based, i think probably shocking to some we would see that, not the first time this has happened but focusing on a message of he gets us. the premise is supposed to be it doesn't matter how you identify or where you're from, the color of your skin or who you voted for, jesus christ our lord and savior gets us so the ads as joey mentioned, we got more faith being interjected into the game, do you think the ads are going to get to the people, he gets us campaign was hoping for? >> i think they have to because you look at church attendance over the years and going into

this century around 2000, 70% of americans said who were catholic, said they belong to a church. that number is below majority for the first time was 47%. think about that in 25 years, the church has lost too many people. putting this at the forefront and remember how many people watch the super bowl, we are talking tomorrow on fox, 105 million people. compared to the mbi finals, 18 billion. world series get 15 million, the most-watched program by the country mile and to have that but if message during this broadcast, i think it certainly will help but i'm old enough to remember tim people. when he was mocked and criticized for praying on the field. >> is a stereotype if you are a straight white man, you don't get to virtue signal. real quick, it's not about being overly row christian, is the idea that your convictions and

beliefs have a spot in the public space and it's not one sided. gatorade can show as a transgender or whatever it is or nike or whatever it is there social justice is, they can show ads and it's not newsworthy but talking about faith for some reason is, it is the position of the two more than advocating for one over the other. >> is christianity and faith the new counterculture? maybe it is but for so long we argue and on the conservative side we say persons are being hampered, we are not given the spotlight. finally someone has done something so i congratulate these people bring ads to us because if you want to play the game, you got to put something in and they've done that this year so maybe it counterculture. who knows what it is, i don't know if americans are going to church but sometimes you have to meet people where they are, maybe they are watching the super bowl. >> they are and one more, joe kennedy is a great high school football coach in washington state and got fired for praying with his kids and the field.

the supreme court stepped in and said they ended the firing so that's hope as well, maybe this is coming back. i prayed before football games when i played. >> a lot of hope and we will be here for a special edition of the big sunday show tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, shocking report shows not one student and dozens of schools in baltimore are not able to do math at grade level. the response from the democrat mayor -- cricket. that's next. ♪

welcome back to the big sunday show. shocking new report out of baltimore shows how much our students are failing in schools. not a single student in 23 of the schools tested proficient in math. test scores came from kids in high school, middle school and

elementary school. alicia, i want to go to you first. from my understanding, 7% of the kids across the entire school district could be proficient but in 23 of the schools it was zero proficiency. >> this is so scary and heartbreaking and good for the fox 45 news station doing the work on this because they are trying so hard to get answers and you have to hear this as well, one of the school officials there, unelected leader was asked by fox 45 and they were going to respond to their e-mails and official said you do a story about students who are succeeding in city school, you never do and then the station further asked, who do you hold accountable for the test scores? the answer was your boss and the distorted cover to provide blaming the media for test scores. now you know where the sadness begins, it begins at the top because clearly they are not

paying attention to the right thing. >> one of the reasons this is coming to the light, there's a report that came out about maryland schools, how dire baltimore is. there's this person, a baltimore resident filed a lawsuit saying your that test scores and inability to educate our kids is misuse of taxpayer funding. it makes sense, the kids can't do math so you're not preparing them to buy shoes, do accounting, count their own money, not preparing them to negotiate their pay one day. baltimore is in a bad spot with crime and things like that, liberals love to say socioeconomics lead to crime and that's the problem. liberals are in charge of school system so where is the disconnect? >> i wonder how long until mr. patterson is labeled a domestic terrorist. >> fbi may be on the way. >> is wanted a lawsuit as i've ever heard. we just got reports in nationally that the u.s. has had

his lowest test scores in 30 years. think about that. we are 25th in the world in math, reading, writing and science. guess whose number one -- anybody want to go out there? i think we talked about this country on the show. >> this bible and. >> yes. we are behind ireland, australia we put more money into our educational system than anybody the return on investment simply isn't there. we've got to get back to blocking and tackling because we are focusing too much on teaching our children to look at other kids through the prism of race and talking about how the revolutionary war was about keeping slavery. no, it wasn't and i think the bottom line is we have to teach our kids not just about math and science but how do you keep good credit when you get older? how do you save up enough to afford a mortgage? how should you handle bullying on social media? priorities are out of whack and that's why we are seeing test was like this because they are not focusing on the things that matter. >> it stands to reason someone who gets pushed along in school

maybe doesn't learn the education through no fault of their own, when they leave the school system, what options do they have? perhaps crime and gang violence is what they have. there's a report that shows baltimore six hundred -- city in the country. detroit, oakland, memphis, we know how bad memphis is in the last month learning more about how police. baltimore is in a bad place, seems like a good education should and i don't think those are against the. >> you want equality, people do have opportunity, stop telling them they are victims and everything is about their race. teach them life skills they need to hold the making of unfairly facing glad you brought up but i also want to bring covid in this isn't just the school system, this was made worse by two years, a year or two, sometimes longer in some places of remote learning, masks schools, vaccine

requirements, all the attention was placed on covid and kids fell through the crooks. you know who really fell through the crooks? pork it's their parents couldn't afford to put them in a private show. parents could afford it replicas of the schools for the because of covid or crt and drag queen story hour, they've taken the kids into the private schools so who suffers? the kids already behind and needs true education the most. covid did this, they wanted covid amnesty, we should never give them that because they destroyed an entire generation with learning lost. >> a national problem obviously baltimore has had a terrible go. the kids in baltimore are victims but not for any reason other than politics that govern their education and hopefully they fix that. coming up from biden administration is just coming for gas stoves. now clothes washers and refrigerators, you have to be dirty and i guess have hot food.

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welcome back to the big seven show. biden administration seems to be on energy crusade. first, possible gas stoves band, now, of energy wants to regulate washing machines and refrigerators. goodie. jennifer granholm spinning the idea as a good thing claiming we are building on decades long effort with our industry partners to ensure tomorrow's appliances work more efficiently and save americans money. save americans money, this is interesting because i read a report out of san diego, they have electric stoves in their restaurants now and seeing energy bills are going up not double, triple quadruple.

this only hurts restaurant which you brought up covid before, they probably struggled more than any other business during covid and finally back on their feet getting hit with these charges because we are going green and who suffers? restaurant owners, workers and the people buying the food because they are seen on the menu got more expensive than the last time. >> we are going to save you 100 a year, by an electric vehicle, not everyone can afford a tesla or electric vehicle, the rich buying tesla's, coming out of california as well but you mentioned electric stoves and all of this initiatives to be green, it's one giant wasted to signal. if the green energy works, it works well better than fossil fuels and go there but if you got an electric stovetop not working as well as gas stove and it's affecting businesses and energy bills because they have to re- cook, cook more and don't

know how to use it, you're not solving a problem, you're creating a problem but made yourself feel good in the process and that's what this green revolution is about, making people feel they've done something without actually impacting people in the way people who aren't taking part in it anyway feel like they've done and that's what frustrates me the most. >> bright in a four grill a burger on electric stove, it's not pleasant. >> they are different. mentioned restaurants, we owned a restaurant cook with gas and my husband and he heard this, is the first thing he said, i wrote a restaurant in denver that cooks with electric, we all cook with gas. i'm sure there are some but the majority, it hits small businesses but also hit folks who can't afford to buy new appliances. all of this -- you're talking about virtue signaling resulting in expensive lives for people who can't afford and that's what people are saying. >> , your reaction bill gates, he's called out on his own crime hypocrisy.

>> what you say to the charge that if you are a climate change campaigner but also travel around the world in a private jet you are a cupric hypocrite? >> i'm comfortable with the idea that not only am i not part of the problem paying for the offsets but also through the billions my breakthrough energy group is spending that i'm part of the solution. >> he's like the john kerry of microsoft. >> he's probably from a different frequency. he's coming up with computers that don't work well. away from bill gates, we could show leonardo dicaprio, john kerry, all the hypocrites in a great montage and everybody is going to be unsurprised because we know it but here's the part we're not talking about. when i was in school and i knew i was going to make us see, i would tell my mom, i think i failed, pretty sure i failed.

that way when i brought home a see there was a sigh of relief, not punishment for not getting a b. they are going after everything so the things they can get done on a shock. they are conditioning us in their religion of climate change. there was between a conservationist in environmentalists. conservationist and show a place on a map and tell you what the problems are there and give you three solutions to fix that place. environmentalists will tell you the things you do wrong in your life so conservationist is something worth investing in, protecting the planet is worth investing in, understanding the nature around us we have negatively affected out of our own selfishness is something to invest in. listen to bill gates tell you you need to eat soy burgers or administration telling you can't dry and wash your clothes, that's nonsense and doesn't do anything and that is the pro problem. >> you ever try to grill a soy burger on an electric stove? >> i've not ever tried to grill a soy burger or do it on an

electric stove. i will not try soy burger, i like beef. >> don't worry about your seat by the way. your top class. >> do you think these expensive restaurants, the expensive ones, initial instar are going to cook on an induction stovetop? i will say i don't think so. you think gavin newsom at the french laundry is eating with a gas stove? >> this whole circle -- washing machines and stuff. >> coming up, italian restaurant says while two kids. plus, debate the idea next on the big saturday show. ♪

welcome back to the big saturday show. one italian restaurant in new jersey says enough is enough. houses were getting announced on social media children under ten no longer be permitted to dine at the restaurant. the reason? posting on facebook noise le

levels, cleaning up crazy messes and liability led them to decide to and the kids. i want to say on the only person on this panel who does not have children so i want to get to you guys but i have to say as a 30-year-old who doesn't have kids yet, i think it's a fantastic idea. where is nettie spaghetti? i like the adult only establishment but i know it's probably more sensitive to those that have children so good idea or bad idea? >> i have a seven and 9-year-old, my 9-year-old played a soccer tournament today in new jersey, home of nettie's house of spaghetti. >> doesn't make the cut. [laughter] >> you didn't have spaghetti digit? >> she scored like 90 goals but when i go to a hotel, i ask ahead of time, you have an adult only pool or a kids club i can drop my kid off 9:00 to 5:00 so i can go and read a book? i applaud you nettie's, i will

say it over and over, i hope business goes up because we need separation and escapism from kids we otherwise really love. >> thank you from your own kids but other people's kids, too. this goes back to a parenting thing. if everybody was as wonderful a parent i suspect you three are thin it wouldn't be an issue but i've been around a lot of parents who their kids are going but wild and they sit there and they are on their tik tok and don't care that they are ruining the rest of our lives so what you think, is this a parenting thing or could it be reversed? >> i think in some instances it is a parenting thing. if the parent is on the phone and kids are going crazy they are not paying attention, it's a parenting thing but we know when they are little there's only so much you can do which also argues for places where there aren't kids, people who can enjoy dinner and not just those without kids. as much as we love our children and we have five, they were little not easy in restaurants

and i would love to have a place where they couldn't get in with my husband so i could enjoy the dinner but i'm kidding -- please don't yell at me on twitter but there is a line. parents have a responsibly, there's only so much you can do it if your kids have a fit, take them outside and talk to the kid or go someplace that is loud. >> i would agree, i want to go to you but i have to ask before i get your reaction on this, when you walk into a restaurant and you are seated next to a child, don't tell me your reaction isn't immediately saying it because mine is. you got to be kidding me. >> it's not because i was in the marine corps eight years and i've raised a lot of other people's children 18 up. here's the honest to god truth, is not a restaurant having indictment on children ten years and younger, it's not a restaurant indictment on parents of children ten years and younger. if i can't take my kid to the spaghetti joint, how's my kid going to learn how to act in the spaghetti joint? how do they learn? i take them to the ones they are allowed to go to and exclusively

the ones they are allowed to, i don't need to go out to eat once or twice without my kids but i take them there and i teach them and i talked to them and have a conversation with them, i don't sit on my phone just so they can sit on theirs and it doesn't mean that don't but is to show them and when they act up, take him outside and give them an attitude adjustment. if parents don't know how to do that minimum part of parenting, that is the problem, societal breakdown. kids are kids and have always been kids but if we don't teach them to be adults, they don't become them with got a generation may be struggling with that with their kids. >> we do and i'll say is someone who don't have kids but it's also lineal, the younger generations of parents because largely of them being on the phone, using phones as a babysitting tool and technique, i think that's part of the problem because you want to pacify your kids but you put them on a screen and it goes

back to well disciplined kids and it might not be easy but i've got to get a tip from you, someone who may have kids in the coming years. i want a tip from a parent. what you make them. >> they get the discipline, if they get the ipad only after they finished her ipad in a limited amount of time. that's your tip of the day. >> and good luck with that, it's not easy. >> i feel my kids would listen to joey. >> maybe you need a military background, military parenting for all. >> they don't see marine but i do try to keep it consistent. >> going from that lively discussion, stick around because the big saturday flops our next. ♪

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quicksort back to "the big saturday show". it is time now for our big saturday flops. our picks for the big sales of the week and i'll go first. the city of san francisco is contemplating the idea of creating a red light district to designate an area for crime and prostitution. this is what it is as the mission district. a lot of people have lived there say sex workers have been doing the thing for decades. one county supervisor told "the san francisco chronicle" they would support a red light zone and may introduce a resolution to the board next week that would result in an official

request the state decriminalize sex work. there you go, california. >> have a quick thought on that like someone like you who lives in california. they went to have safe injection sites for they want to have red light districts all this because it started happening anyway. here's an idea put a giant red light on the perimeter of california for the entire place is that ellen have any kids really tell the difference red light or not? looks a biggest exodus of residents on one state is what state that's happening in? california, florida and texas have biggest beneficiaries of that. earlier this week vice president kamala harris sat down with cbs gayle king to discuss potential biden/harrison 2024 run. king ended the interview by giving harris what sounds like a promotion. quick thank you for your time madam president. i've got a lot to do. thank you so much thank you everyone. >> mena present that so interesting. gayle king once went on vacation

with a barack and michelle obama in 2017. she is supposed to be serious journalist should not be cavorting with former presidents and their wives. now cnn reportedly gave gayle king the 9:00 p.m. slot on that network because they want to go back to the middle left that. >> deafly middle if i ever heard one. is it worse gayle king or the president himself calling, president? rex is not the president has not sent already picnics were also in the quite parted out loud. me next, next to another bright light alexandria ocasio-cortez threw a fit on suppression of the hunter biden laptop story. calling it half fake, watch. looks a whole hearing about 24 hiccup in a right wing political operation. we are trying but hunter biden's half fake laptop story parade this is an embarrassment. >> i don't know which part was a

fake which half? she did not enlighten us with that. was that the lid, was at the keyboard? we did not get any confirmation from aoc on that one. but aoc being aoc. joey. >> the stretch there so i have to fake in their minds. used to be all fix or give them credit for a quick set is growth. >> a family of former dart into the of law is asking for the donation back after the college removed the name of the law school due to her affiliation was slavery. the family claims initial $25000 donation which was back in the 1800s is not worth $51 million. i will say at law school has shown the records they cited to show the affiliation with slavery. if i could make a $25000 investment now and my kids get $51 million off of it are great grandkids simply because i was a conservative back in the day, i don't know that he has any affiliation with slavery.

>> speaking of san francisco the once wanted schools and vector doomed george washington and abraham lincoln they were racist, the guys who freed the slaves requested can get confusing can't it? well, that doesn't for us but we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sunday show. fox report with jon scott starts right now. ♪ i am jon scott for breaking news out of canada at this hour as the u.s. military shot down another high altitude airborne object over that nation. norad said it first detected the object over northern canada this afternoon. about an hour later became prime minister i ordered the takedown of an unidentified object that violated connect airspace in the right command the object over the yukon, canadian you as aircraft prescribed usf 22 successfully fired at th