arthel: he's adamant in the john lewis voting rights advancement act passed and that he is not going to let a filibuster stand in his way. we'll have more coverage of president biden's trip to selma, alabama there tonight on the fox report. eric: thank you for joining us we'll see you next weekend. thank you for picking fox news for your news. thank you. >> we begin with a fox news alert. president biden is in selma, alabama tonight crossing the edmund pettus bridge to mark 58 years since blood descendent for state troopers beat and tear gas to black demonstrators who were trying to cross the bridge in 1965. the moment is considered to be an important one for the civil rights movement. the buzzer on the 2024 presidential. not on the republican side. democrats talking a lot about

whether president biden will run for reelection on the sunday shows. here's something interesting, west virginia center democrat joe manchin won't too backbite and it yet. >> are you going to endorse joe biden if he runs for reelection? >> is a problem with america right now we start an election every time there's a cycle per. >> he is the leader of your party. the crux of the bottom line is let's see who is involved. >> meantime marianne williamson is officially running for the democratic nomination. she says it is obvious the dnc is rigging the system for president biden. exit dnc should not be rigging the system for they do not even pretend anymore per they are not even covid about their swaying the primary season they are very overt about it. success of the doing the rigging the system? >> they even admit that jon jonathan. proxy is also the incumbent so we should make note of that. charlie, going to begin with you. let's go back to center manchin here.

he is in a really interesting position here. his party needs him to run for reelection. he would be expected to do pretty well. he's also a critical voice gets a more progressive faction of his country. and now he will not officially back the president yet. >> they also need him to get anything done in the senate, which is going to be a real problem for them because of course manchin is up himself in 2024. he is going to have to run on the same ticket, the same ballot with joe biden and all these crazy left-wing policies that are going to be really, really hard to sell to west virginia voters. and so, it's interesting as he has been over the past couple of years he is going to become even more. politicians are really good at this. when they work one side or the other, they are really good at becoming the squeaky wheel to get things. he has been very effective at that. and we are going to see this i think in places far beyond west virginia as well.

the crazy biden policies that have run the country off track are not just unappealing to people west virginia bread they are broadly unappealing to a lot of other voters. i think you're going to end up with a lot not just joe manchin, a lot of people are going to be on the ticket next year, who are going to be not showing up at campaign events with biden. avoiding him, trying to avoid at any cost to stick up for him. >> in originally, center manchin said he was not going to run for president he's walked that back and said he's joking. and he addressed that earlier today, listen. proxy bottom line is i will make my political decision in december whatever it might be. >> run for president? >> i'm not taking anything off the table not putting anything on the table. >> the most non- answer. >> there is no table. [laughter] you can't really blame him.

i think what is important to remember to is the campaign process is going to look a lot different in 2024 than it did in 2020 were joe biden was able to do a whole campaign are mostly an entire campaign from a basement because of covid. and now everyone except for maybe the most unhinged of the unhinged are over covid. biden himself got covid was o okay. he cannot be too afraid of covid inviting being okay is going to look like a completely different thing. when we see him whenever we see the president, which is very rare it becomes more obvious why we don't see them more often. he seems to have some issues coming out making these appearances. obviously no secret regardless of politics he seems to be having a rough time for his an older guy i don't think i will live to be that long. keeping up with those demands will be a lot more difficult. i think things could change by the day.

you've got to be honest do you really see this man being our president, even passed his 86th birthday? so many people don't want to say that but it's not really a political thing is kind of like a numerical basic thing about humans. i don't think it should be that hard to say i don't think that looks realistic. because again i don't think i will live to be that i'll be in the ground already. i think will see other people want to run i really do it's hard to say that and i understand people want to push that and pump that as far as they can. >> is something that cannot be avoided. something that's really interesting i want to get your take on this. the "new york times" did a piece on illinois governor, democrat who says he supports biden. however the headline was the democrats sos candidate keeps his options open. he had this to say with regard

to this article. >> at new york time is a good feature on your calling of the democrats sos candidate. saying you are keeping your options open for presidential run in 2024 in case biden does not run. is that true? >> no, i am supporting joe biden. he is running for reelection and he's going to get reelected. i am just happy people think of me in that way. [laughter] >> is the "new york times" a very critical piece on the vice president for another highlighting the governor of illinois, what is going on here? quick break glass an emergency candidate. look like i picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue. all the surgeries in the "new york times" and cbs this morning about a plan b for biden, it is not happening. he is running again. we sell the former chief of staff to eat he looks forward to working with joe biden in his

2024 campaign. that's why he left as chief of staff so he could go run the campaign. biden figures i just had the best midterms of any democratic president in 100 years again in the senate. the supposed be read tsunami in the house is a red reptile so we survived that fine. effective the governors of illinois and california as the plan beat think about what's happening in the country right now. according to the national association of realtors more people are moving out of illinois and california and then we have seen in the states history. or are they going? florida, texas, tennessee. no income tax and crime is out of control pickoff is one of the more progressive governors out there brickwork that insane let's not forget we want to go

here and look at, this is joe biden crossing the edmund pettus bridge. down in selma, alabama. anyway let's not forget get with the "new york times" they are the ones who also told us kamala harris was going to be the one to beat in the last election. i've course onto not your single delegate but got in the because joe biden beautifully took the accused from people around the "new york times". it is a complete joke. he has absolutely nothing to run on. illinois is on the verge of bankruptcy. as you said people are fleeing. the other thing about marion williams and worth pointing out that she is not wrong about that when it comes to democratic primaries. and the ability for democratic party officials to rig

democratic primaries with their superdelegates. it's exactly what they did in 2016 when bernie sanders threatened to win the nomination, they took him out at the knees. but hillary clinton in his pl place. i do not note the superdelegates are going to choose this time if they decide joe biden has served his purpose to discard them and go as someone else below think i am certain of their not going to let a democratic primary go forward. >> we have to look at 2022 actually received democrats messing in primaries for nancy pelosi's pack was dumping money into these primaries. including who benefited from them trying to elevate more extreme candidate on the other side. >> those candidates were chilling correct they help put them on the ballot it's great i love the superdelegate then you're just talking about it's a great pick up light in a bar isn't it?

are you a delegate? eczema superdelegates. there that goes for cuts what is that mean? they have more power, your vote his time stew? >> yes they end up having more of a vote than the regular delegates. and quite frankly it has caused problems for the republican party because the republican party does not have superdelegates. eight former democratic process is a far messier process of how you can end up with a donald trump winning the republican nomination brickwork is interesting. >> give yourself some credit growth think you're going to blow past 81 progress really? sourcing of her in a long time. [laughter] >> i would far rather have an 80-year-old kts president. >> is not just his age my grandparents are 10 years older than him there speaking the way we would hear them speak i would

save do we need to go that help for you papa? >> my dad is 80 he's only two weeks younger than joe biden. born the same year, same month he still works east just got back from israel who travels to israel in march it's a 12 hour flight. he's lucid he beats me in jeopardy still. it's not about the number it's about the competency and the effect this president has spent more than 35% of his presidency in delaware. why does he have to go there every weekend? these are questions people have right now. click soap many people and his party are questioning. we all know why he goes to delaware, we see it every time we see him. that's it a point in his life's race should be here should be hanging out his grandkids progressed for scott to collate his classified documents in his garage. >> coming up after a second norfolk southern train derailed in ohio last night transportation secretary people

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>> welcome back to the big sunday show. just one month after norfolk southern trade carrying vinyl chloride derailed and threaten the lives of east palestine, how residents a second train from the same company derailed in springfield, ohio last night for their no toxic chemicals on the second train but hazmat and emergency crews responded to the crash free transportation secretary pete booted judges still defend his extremely delayed response to the first irrelevant after many criticize him for only visiting east palestine after former president trump traveled there to help the community. cnn reporting quote request for any suggestion from trump or supporters the former presidents trip to east palestine pressured him to ghost buttigieg told cnn we were already going to go. all right, charlie hears lined up. the transportation secretary for 10 days did not even acknowledge with any public statement or tweet or otherwise that this

derailment happened it took in nearly three weeks ago to east palestine he only did so a day after the former president did. he said that had nothing to do with it, your thoughts? >> there is some bs but is not the bs pete buttigieg was talking about. you think it's kind of funny whenever these people get nervous about trump or they're getting owned by trump or whatever you want to say they try to channel trump and their response. he's going to use this curse word out in public. it is so embarrassing it never works. on the larger train derailment, what is so tragic about all of this is the fact that these people are using every bit of this for politics. everything because everything for these people is about politics. they do not care, they don't seem to care about the people on the grounds where they don't seem to care about the larger issue. the best example of it is the fact these people spent over a trillion dollars on an

infrastructure bill that was supposed to do things like fix our railroads and fix our crumbling infrastructure. but instead they spent hundreds of billions of dollars on the green new deal agenda for much of like going to places like china to pursue the crazy religion rather than focusing on the important things not that that money would have been in time to fix the problem with these rails. it does show the general lack of concern about infrastructure. >> alicia optics me a lot in politics between the age of social media it's all fast you scroll you see a pic she read that type of thing. i use a pop surprised pete buttigieg post to be the smart one did not grasp the optics of not going to this community want to talk about nausea, headaches, respiratory issues on things that came from chemicals that cause cancer.

what you think took them so long? >> one of his complaint as no one was asking him questions until republicans are complaining about the lack of him showing up. i do think reporters across the border done a pretty good job of pressuring the white house and the president about why he hasn't been there. you really have to ask yourself at this point, what is stopping him? what is keeping him from going to visit these people who are increasingly frustrated and very sad. the cynical point of view of course it's this is all about politics but it's his own optics he is concerned about because he has in the past been resistant to going places where there is no political benefit, i.e. the border. >> is one thing to be the transportation secretary of the head of the department of homeland security the end the commander-in-chief should be going to visit a disaster site, here's what the president had to say about visiting east palestine at some point last

week. >> 's are present have you been to ohio? works i spoke with every official in ohio democrat and republican on a continuing basis and we will be implementing legislation. [inaudible] >> kat since we are nearly a month out do you think he even goes at this point are just what's the story drift off the front pages? >> i think he's probably hoping that. i think pete buttigieg in the narrative has been very much this is because of the d regulation. think first felt obviously disgusting but when these people are actively still suffering. in the moment but what is their future look like? this land is completely destroyed essentially. anyone looking to buy a new home in east palestine anytime soon? probably not. that would be discussing even if

it were true it's also not true of the rule there pointing to a lot as they would demand the ecp breaks on trains carrying exclusively highly fallible stuff. this train was a mixed bag what it was carrying it would not have even applied. so not only are they being really gross in terms of politicizing and trying to blame this on trump but also it's not even accurate. i soon mentioned it's not that hard to talk is pretending you care. that is wrong but that's the lowest bar in the world. nobody seems to care not biting, not buttigieg not these environmentalists like where's john kerry? where is al gore, where is leo dicaprio who they like to hop it talk about environmental issues. there is a real environmental issue here they could actually go bring some water, i don't believe that water census it was safe to drink it reminds me of flint, michigan about an hour from where i grew up 18 months for them to admit that is not

safe despite having your residents complaining was making them sick. after an estimated 9000 babies drink led water pair there something to be done hear from these people who pretend they are environmental activists. there is a very real horrific environmental disaster but i don't think it fits the correct narratives on it's really, really gross to see for. >> into your point nowhere to go. you cannot sell your home property values have plummeted. by the way president trump has been out of office for 24 mo months? pretty sure democrats have controlled the house, the senate and the oval office for all that time. the regulations were so bad probably could have done something about it. anyway straight ahead on the big sunday show, after the slap scene around the world at the oscars comedian chris rock is slapping back. >> and people are like did it hurt? it still hurts. [laughter] i got summertime ringing in my ears. [laughter] he takes on will smith and victimhood. that is next.

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medical welcome back to big sunday show. chris rock in the last laugh after that now infamous lap. the comedian takes a shot or several at will smith, his wife, and victimhood in general on his new netflix special, watch this for. >> you all know what happened to me, getting >> by sugar smith people liked like did her? it still hurts. [laughter] i've got summertime ringing in my ears. but i am not a victim baby you will never see me on oprah or

gayle crying her. people are like you guys are fighting all the time. first of all, i know you can't tell on camera, will smith is significantly bigger than me. we are not the same size, okay? will smith practices selective outrage. practices selective outrage because everybody knows what happened. everybody that really knows noticed i had nothing to do with that. i did not have any entang entanglements. none of us have ever been interviewed by the person that cheated on us on television. she heard him way more than he hurt me, okay? but chris how come you didn't do anything back? how come you did not do anything back that night? because i got parents, that's why because i was raised.

>> that is pretty, you've got to give hats off to our producers for putting together that much of a chris rock special we could actually air. it's pretty amazing. but, it's also kind of i love the sort of goes after everything. not just will smith. also the fact of this is the slap was very real. but the outrage was not. and he's still willing to laugh about it. kat you have a book coming out next month about the importance of laughing about things progress april 18 can't joke about that preorder wherever books are sold. quickly set that up for you progress to write a whole chapter i start with what happened here. the whole book is the importance of laughing at things are difficult in a way that makes them easier and brings us together, all of us as humans. specifically the slap goes along with the whole words are violence mentality where people have been saying that for years and years words are violence, or

it's our violence. that's really true and you believe that then violence is an appropriate response to words because violence is an appropriate response to vio violence. we did that for most of our human history going to mid- evil times way more recently said something bad about your mom say have a shoot out? it's a more modern idea we respond to words with words. i do not know how people act like their progressive for having this words mentality it's a neanderthal mentality if anything pretty also write in my book when he signed but selective outrage, what it really is is performative outrage in many cases. you want to show off how much you care so people think you are a good person. social media it really rewards separate studies that have been done on a show emotional words and tweets for example lead to more retweets. at the same time if you're on the screen not facing a human, you do not have to confront the fact the person you're talking too or about is a human.

even if you just sit there and say whatever. you can quote tweet and say this or say wow you get to feel good about yourself you're such a good person. do not have to actually look that person in the eye that causes problem for them. >> evokes his own parents and he talks about he is not going to be a victim. >> that is refreshing. did not see that coming, right? i love the fact he called at this marriage for what it is. it's an open relationship with the open borders of marriages. the fact chris rock called that out and said wait, your wife is probably hurt you more than you could ever hurt me. will smith has a history. he was arrested for assaulting his record promoter, and nearly caused him to lose his site that was in 1989. he slapped a reporter on the red carpet men in black three i know you love the minimum black three premier in 2012. he has a history of doing this.

now he goes from being seen as a good guy in hollywood, watch independents way you root for will smith or men in black, all these great movies. now i don't know if he is employable to the extent that he was to get the 10 or 20 million-dollar movie deals anymore. this defines him and that's a problem. >> it's almost like chris rock is like a figure for kids to look up too. in terms of all of this. >> i agree sakamoto's parent i thought that was so brilliant. because i think right now we are in this moment work kids are being taught to be easily offended. that actually can be dangerous in a way they can ostracize themselves in society. you can do that there is a collective and they hang out together that just turns into an echo chamber. i have talked about this a lot have a lot of kids are youngest, my son is usually really upset

when his brothers would make fun of him. i said look connie, you are going to have to work on your sense of humor if you're going to make it in this family. and he is not easily offended that may sound terrible please don't ask. but it is true because he had to give it as good as he got it and he did. >> that is the beauty of having brothers and sisters. there is no sacred ground action brothers and sisters. you get destroyed for everything stupid that you do you get a nice reflection of yourself a coxswain so barring that you need to have a better sense of humor in order to survive in this family. white son is very sensitive you heard them on the phone before is a google's 7-year-old boy gets offended easily because he sounded precious. >> he is he's gotta get a little bit more spine you know i mean, chris rock he is benefiting from this is any? both financially and from integrity perspective the skies limit for him that is sure. >> that's great. coming up it's biden's big to his party siding with republicans on the soft on crime d.c. crime bill.

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your fellow house democrats? was not it all we have a house, we have the senate them have the white house progress would be a mistake or president biden to sign this bill? what site do not want to characterize what president biden may or may not do. when i can say is i will continue to support the principal of a local government's control of local medicine. >> others are not so measured. one anonymous house democrats told the hill over a text quote the white house bleeped this up world adding a bleeping amateur hour. heads should roll at the white house over this. new york city mayor eric adams was also dealing with some crime problems right now is on cnn asked similar questions. he gave a very similar answer, said d.c. should be able to do what it once but also would not criticize the president. to think biden is putting some is fellow party members on the type tight rope it's hard to balance? what he's doing it for his own self-preservation. he knows if he runs for president, and i believe he is

yes a pivot towards the center because if he did vetoed this bill it would be every gop attack ad and rightly so. think about this, this bill softens the penalties for carjacking. think about what happens to you when you get carjacked. sitting at a starlight, a gas station seven points a gun in your face and takes the car's not so much the taking of a car parts once you have a gun thrown in your face that should be something a person doing it should go to jail for a very long time. this was a victory for republicans but a victory for joe biden as well because of he runs again he inoculates himself somewhat from gop attacks and gu are soft on crime you will have the d.c. bill to go through. and by the way a d.c. council member not too long ago was carjacked himself this is happening to actual lawmakers. you think they'd be more vocal say maybe it's not a good idea to go soft on crime particularly when it comes to the sort of crime. >> you know who is not holding back the former house speaker nancy pelosi she did complain biden did not tell democrats

about his decision on this crime bill, take a listen. >> if he was going to do it i wish you would've told us first. this was a hard vote for the house members. and it's a hard vote for the senate members. and that mayor of district of columbia even differed from the legislators who passed it. it was not that clear. understand why some people voted against it but that the president's going to do it could you give us a heads up to in the house? xo charlie, she's honestly not trying to keep her job in the same way she can say what she wants, right? >> it's astonishing actually if you think about what she is upset about is not the people getting carjacked whose lives are being ruined because her getting murdered on the streets of washington d.c. what she is concerned about her fellow members democrats took a hard vote meaning they are going to pay a political price back home because they supported this nonsense. and only to have it jerked out

from under them by the president. the other thing, not get too far in the weeds but this is very important. joe biden believes in d.c. statehood. he always has. he believes d.c. should be a state. he believes in home rule for the district of columbia. but in this particular case because politics is more important to him than any sort of principle or anything like that he is willing to flip all of that on its ear in order to score a political point or to salvage something politically. whereas republicans are okay with this because they don't believe d.c. should be a state. they do not believe in home rule for the federal city because that is where the country -- meant the whole was figured out the first place. but, it really does go to show how important, how much politics and partisanship trumps every principle. everything for this white house. >> it is a great point especially if you look at his career, he has been changing his

mind based on whatever the political winds are. he was very proudly i am a tough on crime guy in the '90s when that was popular then, the 1994 crime bill and other things. and then as the winds sort of changed, summer of 2020 and before that but especially summer of 2020 he was like okay now i'm a police accountability guy. i don't know what you're talking about i am tough on the police guy. and now as crime seems to be a concern for more and more people, now this is what he says here. i think aoc when she criticizes that if you are d.c. statehood guy you would support this. but he is not in anything guy as much as he is the what is the political popular thing to do guy. >> what's gets me another four years in washington d.c.? he has been there in 450 i think the next four years that's going to solve all of our problems frequencies running for president 2008 he publicly

bragged think i'm the only democrat up here it was for hundreds of miles of border security and fencing to keep migrants out from taking the jobs and americans. we don't even recognize this guy is whatever is most politically expedient. that's opposers do. straight ahead a national grandpa is hitting the mcdonald's drive-through for every mill to lose weight he explains his strategy that everyone can do, next. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. okay, forget about quito or the mediterranean diet a tennessee grandfather says that mcdonald's will be his secret weapon to lose weight. and he told tucker on friday night he is going to eat nothing but mcdonald's for 100 days and just cut the portions, watch. >> cutting the calories cutting the food and half a period of eight melted if i cut them in

half and i seek the heat before i eat a cult my incinerator on to get rid of all the excess and also burn off some of the fat off of my body for the know-how that next meal. >> joe i love mcdonald's i hate people act like they're too good for mcdonald's, it is delicious, you are a liar. but 100 days is a lot of mcdonald's. >> have seen this movie before literally we've seen it before, supersize mcmahon about 20 years ago morgan spurlock. here's what happened to him charlie has a puzzled look on his face. >> are the story but i don't what happened to him pickax he ate mcdonald's and nothing but mcdonald's for one month. june hear the results customer because cholesterol he was in great shape by the way morgan, 32-year-old guy, girlfriend, great shape. his cholesterol from one or 68230 pretty gained 25 pounds, he doubled his risk of heart disease as well self-reported chest pains, depression,

exhaustion, mood swings and according to his girlfriend a worthless drive. >> this guy has lost weight he's lost more than 10 pounds in a couple weeks, charlie he's cutting the portions. also is going viral isn't out this is really about? if he just went on tiktok and said i'm going to prioritize diet and exercise he would not a bit on tucker. >> not to disparage that do not i was remote amazed as i could just be trying get free mail too. at the end of this if he shows he can lose some weight, mcdonald's might step in and give him like a gift card or something like that. i do think what we don't know about the dude that did back is did he monitor the portions? this just goes to prove the most important thing. you can have all the food pyramid doing all the government programmed all the food stamps the world you want. if you want to lose what you have to eat less. you're going to have to monitor what you put in your own body.

really at the end of that it's personal responsibility pickax only should you think also just stopping by day 20 he won't be able to want to touch mcdonald's ever get is that part of it? >> it's possible. i love mcdonald's too and i don't believe people went on like whatever. but i listen said all the bad things that you had to say. i was thinking if the answer to all of my problems lie in a cheeseburger, fries and orange drink i'm very happy and i'm fine but it is portion control but don't take that away for me. >> is so good progress she'll lose weight which will be dead do you understand? >> it's 100 days. now he's getting super famous. >> which is all that matters. [laughter] >> i think he's cutting the portions that's a great he said he did it to make a point about portion control its way he did it he wanted to prove it does matter how much you eat you can

eat whatever you want. >> at the end of the day that is what it is all about. i have to say i love mcdonald's as well. if i dive into a full meal of mcdonald's i don't think i could do it three times in one day for example. >> i would do it once your manifesting diet right now 60 pounds in two months right here. >> i.e. mcdonald's once a week and it is delicious and i love mcdonald's will. >> you eat mcdonald's in the city here? >> i've never seen mcdonald's in new york city. >> know i've seen them but i would not walk into one. they always look discussing their more discussing than starbucks brick et cetera discussing this is new york b baby. >> can go down that requester. >> aptly let's go let's go all right stick around the big four is next. with the freestyle libre 2 system,

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there there was a poll that came out after she killed -- 40,000 jobs to her district. 150,000 jobs in terms of average salary. 3 billion in subsidies, amazon, excuse me, $27 billion back in new tax revenue. at boston university, get your girl. this is ridiculous. >> sorry about that. [laughter] after alex murdaugh had a rough week being convicted murderers of his wife and son the public is now demanding answers about stephen smith. found dead on a rural road in 2015. he was also, you know, they said it was a car accident but they have reopened it because there was nothing showing it was a car

accident. this family is insane. they will be in the news forever for all the crazy stuff they have done. >> i think even though we have a verdict in the main case, it is not going away. >> that is what happens when you spent decades murdering. come on, man. [laughter] >> i will go next. protest the european unions green regulations they say will put them out of business. check out this video. absolutely amazing. whether you love tractors or not. this is a lot of tractors right here. wait until we pull out. they go for miles. these people, politicians can mess with talking junk about stuff, but do not mess with people who feed other humans. it is a bad mistake. it does not work out well.

these people are patriots and they are heroes. >> farmers are busy people. morning to night. to get them out there, to take the time out of their day to do that says a lot. >> their livelihood is under threat there. more than that, i would argue the lives of all europeans are under threat. if they stop being able to provide food to people, we will have a real problem. >> exactly. >> my turn? 8-year-old peyton from florida wins her cheer competition by herself after her entire team did not show up. i love this girl. she said she was so scared about everything and she was very nervous so she went out there, and national championship, went out there did it all by herself because she did not want to let her team down, her team that did not show up. she ended up winning.

jo's daughter thinks it was rigged a little bit. >> no, the judges just felt sympathy for her because she went out there on around. >> that is not the point of this. >> what happened to the rest of the team? she could walk around with that trophy and be like, i got this for you. that does that for us. we will see you here next weekend. the fox report starts right now. ♪ the 2024 presidential campaign season heating up this weekend. declared republican candidates for the white house and a few potential candidates. this is house democrats getting behind president biden and his expected reelection run. i am mikey manuel and this is the fox report. ♪ former president trump holding court at the cpap conference in maryland saturday. the man who may toss his hat in