hello everyone. along with nicole saphier, guy benson, and gianno caldwell. welcome to "the big saturday show". the big story tonight, president biden's possible 2024 reelection bid. first lady jill biden now says her husband is quote pretty much ready to announce his reelection campaign, watch. >> is there any reason for any of us to think he is not run

running? we have heard him say several times it is his intention. >> are you not believing this? how many times as have to say it until you believe it. he says he's not done. he is not finished what he has started. and that is what is important. look at all that joe has done, has accomplished. he brought us out of the chaos. he did that. he was elected because people want steady leadership. i think they saw that intro here they saw his character. >> so all that's left at this point is to figure out time and place for the announcement? >> pretty much. >> okay still top democrats are not convinced but according to politico his top aides potential democratic presidential candidates are mulling a plan b. alright, great to be with you guys today, to see you again.

i want to talk about. okay we are talking about president biden, will he or won't he announce his reelection bid? why don't we listen to what he had to say he was inside of abc news and broach the subject, let's take a listen to that. click let's put this in perspective. within two hours of derailment the epa was in there, within two hours. every major agency in the united states has anything to do with the rail and or cleanup was there and is there. in addition to that i've spoken at length to the congress persons, the governors, the centers from both states of pennsylvania and, and, in ohio. and i have made it clear to them, anything they need is available it will make it available to them. whatever happens it got to understand it's the responsibility of the railroad company. >> do you plan to travel there and have you talked with the mayor? >> i don't think i've talked to the mayor of talked with

everyone else there multiple times. what has about the train accident in east palestine. he did talk about his potential presidential bid with abc news and he basically said i'm still mulling over a decision. i still have more to do i'm not quite ready to make an announcement yet. very confusing. when you hear the president and when he talks about i'm not quite ready yet but i'm thinking about and i have more to do, what do your political ears here? >> and hearing conflicting messages between his wife and him. i'm not quite sure yet but one of the lines out of what she said he hasn't finished what he started yet is terrifying to me. what did he start? a disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan that endangered the lives of many americans in afghanistan helped us for decades? what did he start a border crisis allowed 5.5 million people into our country, that we know about. not to mention those who have gotten away who brought drugs

into our country to the impact for the first time our nation's history we have overwinter the thousand people overdosed from a drug, what did he start? inflation crisis he made it worse. food insecurity. joe biden has become indistinguishable from the grinch who stole christmas. in looks and policy pray do not know what to think about joe biden anymore but he needs to get on the right train because americans are not with him right now per. >> the country certainly facing a lot of problems right now. guy, you are the first lady say pretty much all this missing is the time and place of the announcement, you think she's pulling the levers behind the scenes are what you think is going on there? was she hedged on that she was not totally committal and that answer. and i agree, when you hear both biden's talking about how he needs to finish what he started almost feels like a threat based on what was seen over these last two years. when i say were not done yet, we have it finished you could make

the argument that he is only through half of a term, right? they are giving themselves a little wiggle room. they cannot talk totally like the running again because that trigger certain laws. but my guess is they're either going to have to announce this pretty soon or the buzz is going to build and build in the outside contingency planning up other democrats will really start to ramp up. right now everyone is in a holding pattern waiting to see if the incumbent presidents going to run again. they keep pinching he is going too. but i think a lot of americans watch this president every day and they wonder can we really deal with this for six more years? i think a lot of democrats are not really thrilled about that prospect. >> a lot of democrats waiting in the wings to see what he does. i want to take a look at a full this is a recent poll ap let's take a look at these numbers.

they are not very attractive for the president. these are democrats on whether he should run again. only 37% say yes only 62% said no. doctor sapper he just had his physicals given a clean bill of health. to be 86 at the end of a second term. what are your thoughts on that as a physician? wes you knew it. >> history tells us is likely joe biden will run for reelection it was 1876 rutherford haid's said reform can only be accomplished by president not tempted to promote reelection. he was essentially the only president who did not seek some sort form of a second term. history tells us most presidents will look for a second term. but this is different as you're pointing out. he will be 82 in this reelection happens. that already exceeds the life expectancy for a mail in the united states. while the vice president doesn't have much weight in these campaigns certainly will in this upcoming reelection campaign. and i can tell you when they're

looking at this vp if history tells us anything, kamala harris did not do very wellin her own primary campaign. americans rejected her because she cannot come down hard on an opinion for anything. i will tell you, her popularity has not gotten any better over the last couple of years. in fact it's gotten worse. when people ask what does kamala harris stamper people say i have no idea because she stands for nothing and she feels that everything she's been given as a task break what you say americans rejected her, democrats reject are so overwhelmingly she did not even make it to iowa. you have to think about her look at the combination of this president in this vice president, you heard from the first light in the soundbite we played the american people have been craving steady leadership it is out the american people would describe what we've all witnessed for the last two years? i would wager most people would say no. >> open to the reduction campaign press and bite at this point is not wholly transparent. he does not give any full cognitive exam during this

physical. it's really just smoke and mirrors when it comes the physical that just came out too. the constant gaffes, lessees wholly transparent about where he is mentally and physically i think americans are going to have a huge concern about reelecting an 82-year-old man with the vp they've already rejected once. >> we showed the headline from politico before. i want to show quote from that article. let's put that up on the screen it says quote his indecision about this decision has resulted in an awkward deep-freeze across the party which some potential president and scores of major donors are strategizing even developing a plan b. okay, i made a list of some potential suspects. [laughter] that gavin newsom, governor california poached. pete buttigieg you cannot leave out kamala harris you can't leave her out. phil murphy, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren and the list goes on. these folks were thinking about

running, what are they doing right now behind the scenes? they can't get out there so what can i do quietly behind the scenes what you think they're doing? >> think they really are waiting just in case something happens with him for he can't run a lot of people would jump in line for sure. it's not indecision he think he really wants to rent and the reason i believe that is eight change a primary account they're attempting to change the primary account to south carolina were a lot of african-americans with the reason for him actually winning the primary like he did and that has been the case since 1980 since jesse jackson has ran for this particular time it's a wait and see. i believe he's going to run i think he already knows that he will. but as you mentioned we never know. because of his age and his cognitive ability i should say you just never known the situation. >> says he intends to run that is his intention but that is a wiggle word, right customer key could get out of that.

>> is not a political statement whatsoever. this is general public saying this coming gavin newsom should he just immediately be disqualified that under his tenure that had the massive exodus of people leaving california? people do not to be in the state you run wild and wanted to run the country? obviously spent a failure at that. >> first time ever under his leadership california lost a congressional seat for a guy, real quick last five seconds rate of president biden does announces reelection bid does he keep, here's on the ticket as he traded for someone else five seconds because it works really hard to kick a person of that profile off your ticket given the identity politics streak in the democratic party peacocks aptly agree. >> we are watching and waiting president biden whenever you're ready we are ready to report it will move on now, present coming up criminals and the nations cap are stealing cars at an alarming rate. so the democrat mayor solution is a free stuff, not catching the thves. we are going to explain that when "the

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bugs will come back to "the big saturday show" carjacking's are skyrocketing in washington d.c. and vehicle theft served by more than 110%

from this time last year. democrat mayor is doing little to stop the bad guys. even as she promised public safety is their number one priority. >> i wake up every day with public safety is the first thing i am thinking about. >> there is nothing more important than the safety of our residents. >> addressing violent crime is on the top of my mind every single day by wake up in the morning and think about it, i go to bed thinking about it. >> mayor bowser solution for car owners, free stuff. she's handy at steering will lock to some owners of key is in mondays. so i love that she wakes up thinking about public safety preaching mentions at a time or two is clearly one of her talking points. but facts it matter if you look at crime this year there's 1049 car thefts, that is up 111%. what do you make of this and what you make of her plan by

saying people are just stealing cars let's just give them free steering wheel locks. >> that is not good enough a prototype last year there's almost 3800 motor vehicle thefts in washington d.c. it is great she's talking about it. there is some progressives that will not even technology problems going on in their city but she has lost control of the council that was recently a vote she tried to override they create a soft on crime package to reduce penalties for burglary and a number of other crimes. this is now moved on to d.c. thankfully republicans control the house of representatives. it looks like it may not get through but this is become a very serious issue. when i see friends to come and visit me in miami, all of them or talk about how they want to escape d.c. because the crime issue. this is clearly another instance is going to continue with the city council she currently has which continues the soft on crime measures. >> mayor bowser, one thing she's pointing to for the increased auto theft is social media, take

a listen. i'm sorry it is a quote. mayor bowser said mpd is partnering with kia and hyundai corporations to combat motor vehicle theft after social meet a challenge encourages using usb cable to steal these types of cars which lead to a substantial increase and kia and hyundai car thefts. one thing i will say social media sense about things, we know that it perpetuates mental illness it also eating disorders we now have drug shortages because of it. maybe there is some truth to this. republicans actually praise this mayor. behind the scenes she's not in support of the soft on crime policies. she knows better. >> she does into gianno's point the d.c. city council recently passed the overhaul of the d.c. crime code which weakens the penalties for all these kinds of crimes including carjacking. she actually vetoed that and suggested revisions that makes

the carjacking stepper. so, now it's in the house of representatives like gianno said. they've a chance to overturn this. in fact representative james comer praised muriel bowser on the house floor for what he called bold leadership because of her veto. so she certainly knows better. this is maybe just a gimmick. >> bold leadership aside are her hands tied when it comes to how she's able to govern d.c.? >> you keep saying i go to bed thinking about this i wake up thinking about this, meaning crime. guess who else does that? a lot of people living in washington d.c. it's affecting their businesses, their neighborhoods and families every single day i live in the virginia side on the d.c. area that local news is a disaster zone every night with this kind of stuff. i know we touched on city council but i just want to underscore how a lunatic this group is. they're out of their minds with the massive increase in carjacking they look at the carjacking problem there

solution was let's reduce the penalty for carjacking blows your mind. she suggest a few revisions they override the veto overwhelmingly including someone voted against the veto to override the veto who had at least theoretically publicly supported some of the ideas. they all decide to band together and do this. city council also passed a measure allowing noncitizens to vote in washington d.c. including illegal immigrants and foreign diplomats. basically russian spies and illegal immigrants can now vote in washington d.c. if you carjack someone you are penalties have gone down. you wonder why they're in the state they are in pretty want to encourage tourism in washington d.c. they raise the tax. this is city council she is dealing with that washingtonians are dealing with. guess what the elected these people pray. >> that is right if i would isolate even more the folks sitting on the city council passing these measures are

progressives. just like kim in chicago who is in chicago. and philadelphia, los angeles she saw it happen in san francisco. the ideology that they have been presented and pushed who is the famous man this is what is creating this half-acre. it has to come to an end people up to wake up things with shiny names like progressive only amounts to damage done to the people who really counts. that is the citizens that live and reside there. some are in the committee are poor they cannot get up and leave like friends i have or anyone here. they have to stick in there and suffer and that is not okay. >> and republican representative james comer causes bold leadership by muriel bowser, is a bold leadership are just common sense? >> common sense. >> anything that ends in increased crime is not good leadership and we have to make sure were doing it so americans do not continue to be victimized by some of the soft on crime policies.

that's it for this topic. >> next and the next mayor of east palestine feels ignored by president biden. >> of the biggest slap in the face of it tells you right now he does not care about us. >> bidart responds with another snob. that is coming up, straight ahead

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there, within two hours. every major agency in the united states that has anything to do with the rail and or cleanup was there, it is there. in addition to that i have spoken at length to the congress persons, the governors, the senators from both states of pennsylvania and in ohio. i have made it clear to them, anything they need is available we will make it available for them but whatever happens we understand the responsibility of the railroad company picnics you plan to travel there to have you talk with the mayor? >> i cannot recall i don't think i've talked to the mayor. a talk everyone else there multiple times. >> all right. so, this is such a disaster and we pray for them there. i want to go to you because this is a medical emergency dr. saphier. i want to know from your expertise how serious is this for the residents they are?

do you believe federal agencies have responded appropriately with the metal care care that is needed? >> i wrote a thorough piece on foxnews.com about a week after this happened. that's certainly a chemical catastrophe. usually we have a good amount of train derailment usually confined to local vicinity. let's not just to this local vicinity, it's miles to come anyone who gets drinking water from the ohio river they did decide to help to a controlled burn cap shrapnel and other things go off as a good idea in the sense they did avoid a massive explosion they've leaked the chemical into the porous soil it's gotten into the soil. they burnt it off. it's created a plume. the plumes going down ohio

wherever there during off a turn on turn off the valve. but he did allow residents to go back to soon. they had not done the full toxicology reports. they were still looking at the air and the water. do i think that's complete safer residents to be back? probably not at this point but you cannot displace an entire community for years to come. but i don't think it was handled very wellin the beginning. i can only hope they are continuing to get better and continue to get in the support they need. >> i want to read a quote to come back to you for some quick thoughts on that. this is from ohio resident, doctor said definitely have the chemicals in me. there is no one in town who can run the toxicology test to find out which ones they are. my voice sounds like a mickey mouse. my normal votes is low. it's hard to breathe, especially at night. my chest hurt so much i feel like i am drowning pray to cough up phlegm a lot. lost my job because doctors won't release me too go to work.

that signs in line with what you're just saying too. >> it is very concerning probably at this point low-level exposure to these toxic chemicals. will have long-term consequences question at the good news is probably not but how long will have low-level exposure if it's chronic low-level exposure at that concert may come with long-term consequences. they need to continue to be there for them and decrease that exposure. >> okay thank you so much for that pretty much modified right now. he recently stumbled through answers over what happened in east palestine, ohio. >> travel. [inaudible] occidental hold video saying on on zoom. he was zooming who let me answer the question.

biden clearly is not visited and visiting there's another party the epa some estimates are about a billion dollars as the train company being held accountable for the residence there is a number of losses that it went forth already. >> will see the lawsuits and out. it does not seem at their doing enough for those people. but look at the optics of this. looking at the reporter looking at the stories he biden and ukraine telling the people of ukraine we are with you until the very end, however long that is. by the way here's another $2 billion. if you are a resident and east palestine, ohio, what you think about that? you are fighting a war as well. fighting organs air, the soil,

the water. >> david and goliath for sure. let me ask you, guy, would you feel about joe biden's response to all of this customer he's kind of like whatever. >> terrible, right? he had a brain freeze on zoom. the previous clip he played he had trouble remembering the name of the state of ohio. he could not recall if it's spoken with the mayor of the town. the message she's trying to pay as we have been over this and stay when it's on vanessa's fault. it doesn't add up it's understandable why people are angry. and he and i am one of those conservatives it's very happy the president went to ukraine. i think it was important to go there and send that message. but you don't only go to ukraine and not go here. even the transportation secretary pete buddha dreads had to be shamed into going to ohio after almost three weeks. i think actions speak louder than words were there catching up on there was because the political problem they have. their actions underscore how they actually feel about this it's not a good look for it. >> that is my point you could do

both and you should you both if you are the president of the united states you should go to ohio. >> east palestine is a lot closer. >> joey bay hearted says something those folks voted for trump so why should he go? that is insane. [laughter] all right that was a really good conversation for it straight ahead it's the murder trial everyone is talking about. we break biggest bombshells from the alec murdoch trial next. i don't feel seen. oh my god mom, you gotta look... nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. bo-ring. get drivewise from allstate and save for avoiding mayhem like me. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals,

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break down the four biggest bombshells from the testimony. charles, good of you to join us. we appreciate it. an exciting or really interesting thursday and friday on the stand. we saw alec murdoch taking the stance in his own defense. and the prosecutors were really able to expose his big lie this was his alibi not being at that murder is seen the candles on their property the night of the murder. let's go ahead and listen to this part of the testimony. >> really? i think i was capable of reason. and i lied about being down there. and i am so sorry that i did it. >> you continued lying after that night did you not? >> one sidelight i continue to lie yes, sir. >> okay charles, i want your quick reaction. was he able to talk his way out

of that? this is a big part of the story here. >> look, there is some indication that may be some jurors feel sympathetic for him there were some reports jurors were crying in the room. luis is the prosecutor trying to lay the groundwork trying to show the jurors alex murdaugh is a person they cannot trust in his unforced trustworthy. he decided to lie to police. his family, it really anybody he talked about this case for more than 22 months it was not until he was able to sit in the courtroom and hear all the evidence against him in here witness after witness be called up to the stand and identify his voice on that snap chat video that was taken by his son paul the night of the murders. it was not until then that he decided to fess up and go out there and say he had lied to police. prosecutors are really trying to lay the ground for jerseys and untrustworthy person who story you cannot believe. hugs to charles as nicole here.

one of the things i found really interesting during the testimony is alex murdoch admitted voluntarily of his obscene opioid abuse, take a listen. >> may be 1000 milligrams or 1200 milligrams on the day i didn't take as much or did not have as much there are days many days, a lot of days, most days it was more than that many days they would be more than 2000 milligrams a day. >> you are taking 60 day or something like that? >> there are days i took more than that. >> you know, charles, he was opioid dependent, opioid tolerant taking very large amounts of opioids and abusing them. what do you think was a strategy for defense bringing this out? >> i think the strategy of the defense was to garner some sympathy for alex. it's a small town. there are a lot of people in this country particular small

towns who have people who have family members have been touched by opioid addictions. but i think what the prosecution actually wanted to do the opioid addiction was show alex murdaugh gave those taken all these opioids he was able to function at a high rate while he was under these drugs he had a successful law career where he was able to come up with sophisticated schemes and steal millions of dollars from clients. >> oh charles, it is guy. this is another interesting moment in the trial. if you are the defense you want to create reasonable doubt. sometimes that involves pointing to someone else who might be a plausible suspect. so what murdoch is suggesting here is perhaps this could have been these two murders revenge for a 2019 boat accident involving his son who was killed with this someone getting back at his son, watch this. >> the person or people who did

what i saw on june the seventh, they hated pulp murdoch and that anger in their heart. that is the only only reason somebody could be mad at paul like that and hate him like t that. >> all right we have got now. >> that's why i then did believe it was the but rick and i believe now it was the boat wreck. he was at the crime scene which eat lot lied about in another interview with police and authorities this same guy implicated his groundskeeper as another option here for a suspect. is this a plausible or is this flailing to point the finger elsewhere? >> look whatever makes sense to the jury, right? they are trying to sow some doubt his son was involved in this boating accident that killed a 19-year-old girl.

trying to point out the fact his son had received social media threats. he is trying to sew some doubt and say it could be someone else. quick said charles sgt interrupt real quick. i just was at the younger who lost her life and that voting exit was malory beach is king important to continue to say her name she law lost her life during this tragedy it's very important to remember her name. six charles good to be with you thank you for mentioning that nicole. now alex murdaugh testified repeatedly he did not kill his wife and son pretty want to play that sound on tape you can get you on the other end. >> i did not shoot my wife or my son any time. ever. i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. i did not and would not hurt my wife and my child. so i know for a fact that i never ever ever created an

alibi. >> legal experts like our own judge jeanine said she thought his testimony was compelling and may create some doubt in the jury's mind. he only needs one juror and based off of reports that we have seen from inside of the courtroom during his testimony there were a couple of jurors who were crying tears and pushing to shoots when he was up on the sand. i think it probably was and is a best interest to forcibly say he did not kill his wife and his son to put those jurors in mind. this is something they can believe it. >> thank you charles. >> charles b know the defense that prosecution have a few more witnesses to call early next week. then we have closing arguments a jury could have the case by the end of the week. we know you'll be watching it thanks so much charles watson for us. watch the murdoch murders hosted by nancy grace that is tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern but she will have a wrap up of all that is happening.

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>> welcome back for thanks for watching "the big saturday show". get this common california high scores been taught to divide people into category such as privileged and oppressed. anonymous parent set this image of an impression worksheet to fox news at digital this week. divide into four different categories, type of oppression variable nontarget groups and target groups for oppression. meantime in florida a teacher is now on leave for making white students have bow down to black students in the classroom. this middle school teach even shared the bizarre skits on the social media saying they were done in honor of black history month. okay, this is just poison for

these kids. you are teaching kids from an early age to resent each other. and what gets me is so many people on the left tells the stuff is not happening in school crt is a myth but here it is. >> unfortunately teaching racism and school with lots of color as it is. i appreciate what rhonda sanchez has done especially says the school board black history is black history. it's not these other isms and things they put in there to try to collectively create another image of what black history is. what's going on in schools across the country must come to an end does not make us better off as a country is not uniting us it's really poison to kids. >> has well said speaking of the governor of florida he sat down with markel vinh which will air tomorrow night part here's part of their discussion on this very issue, watch. >> you talk on the college board

which was trying to impose critical race theory among other things, throughout the country and you said not in my state. >> florida, our standards required teaching all aspects of black history we think it is important. critical race theory is basically saying some are press or some are oppressive. what kind of message does that send into these very young kids? they weren't trying to impose crt they are trying to impose and a black studies course queer theory. they were trying to impose intersection alateen. they tried to impose neo- marxism. the question is if that something you want to do on your own time you are free to go pursue that. but for our taxpayers to be sorting and transporting that type of indoctrination is not something we want to do. >> that is just a taste of that interview you can watch the whole thing for the full hour featuring governor desantis that's tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, life, liberty

live in right here. doctor as you watch a clip from governor desantis the facts are on his side i would say on this argument. think a lot of parents and nodding their heads. >> guide the educators in the superintendent of the california school district they're trying to develop a campus climate that fosters a sense of belonging for all. but a way to foster belonging is not to segregate these kids out and create diversity. someone raising three boys this is going to happen to the generation but i hope i'm still alive to see this nonsense implode and we get back to normal and back on the right path. >> there are some signs of progress. not just in florida were heading from the governor, also in north carolina. pretty big deal you can see your flagging earlier today tell us about a progressive university of north carolina has a new rule they are. they're no longer going to consider political views or social actions or diversity when hiring employees. this is a big deal it's a big deal ecologist saying that. people are look at this

believing it could have a higher education across the country, change has to start somewhere so maybe it started and they are. maybe it moves and the other direction for it usually starts in california goes east may be as going west let's see. >> may be dark including that when you just mention. we'll take a quick break because a big saturday flaps are coming up next. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv for your most brilliant smile, crest has you covered.

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>> welcome back to "the big saturday show." it is now time for the big saturday flops, our picks for the biggest fails of the week. i'll go first. chicago mayor lori lightfoot flip-flopped this week after telling voters not to vote if they were not voting for her. yeah, that really happened. a take a listen. >> if you're not into controlling your pate and your destiny, then stay home. if i said anything other than everybody everywhere needs to vote, then mys spoke. misspoke. >> absolutely disturbing. i went to chicago to ask people what they thought. here's a preview. >> mayor lori lightfoot recently said that she, if you're not voting for her, then you shouldn't vote. then she went back the next day and changed course on that. what do you think about that flip-flop? >> i -- something seems kind of to rotten when she realized that it could potentially hurt her. no, no, no, wait.

but the back pedaling gives me some, some pause, for sure. [laughter] >> it's giving a lot of chicagoans pause. we will have more with my interview tomorrow on "the big sunday show," so tune in. you know, i could tell from talking to a number of different residents, different backgrounds, they are fed up with mayor lori lightfoot. and that is good news for me especially considering my family tragedy last year and so many other families who have experienced tragedies. she has failed at that job, and she needs to go. >> that's a pretty big freudian slip by saying i don't support democracy. >> yeah. and some serious contenders in that race, she could get knocked out of her office, right? >> exactly right. the public school ceo is polling number one, and the nearest two ores, she's number -- others, she's number three. >> she didn't misspeak -- >> of course not. >> chicago certainly needs change, but back to the new york city, which new york city has now auctioned off $224 the

million worth of covid is supplies for $500,000. this comes on the heels of the city wasting nearly $28 million worth of covid supplies that are now expired. you know, if everyone goes back a couple of years, several years now, you think at the beginning of the covid pandemic, and there have an urgency we had to get the naval ships, we had to get all of these ventilators, so much money went into this. and now all of a sudden they are auctioning it off for scrap metal, some of these ventilators, map -- masks, gowns, these other things, what a waste of money. >> a lot of mismanagement in this city and elsewhere. this is the flop of the week, for me, but it's really the flop of the year. migrant encounters at the southern border now exceeding a shocking number, a million. that's the mark, more than a million for fiscal year 2023, blowing away the trajectory of last year which was also horrific, historically bad. and on and on we go, guys, in this border crisis. >> yeah.

>> we can't forget about it, still happening every day. >> they keep coming across. all right. my biggest flop of the week is yet another controversy out of the office of george gascon. the los angeles district attorney. a prosecutor says he is being suspended because he misgenderred a transgender accused of being a child molester. the prosecutor was the lead prosecutor on the case of hannah tubbs. you might remember that name, he or she is a convicted pedophile facing murder charges for the killing of a man who was rob ared and drowned in northern california back in 2019. well,ing the prosecutor claims that tubbs used gender identity to play the justice system and elicit sympathy by saying he was a woman after he pleaded not guilty. so, of course, the d.a.'s office denys that it was retaliation, but just another controversy coming out of that office. >> feel like the focus might be on the victims and not the changing identity of the murderer. >> focus on actually the crimes. >> yeah, that would make a lot of sense. but progressives, you're not

really seeing that. >> well, we'll hope for a change there. and that does it for us. we are going to see you back here tomorrow night at 5 p.m. eastern for "the big sunday show.." "the fox report" with jon scott, that is starting right now. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ jon: new concerns tonight over toxic waste at the site of the ohio train disaster. good evening, i'm jon scott, and this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: plans to the ship hazardous waste out of east palestine to other states are on hold now. fema officials making that announcement today and explaining why. a live report from east palestine, ohio, coming up. but first, president biden is reacting to the latest commerce department report which shows the federal reserve's preferred measure of inflation rising last month at its