♪ >> hello everyone. i am griff jenkins. welcome to the big sunday show. the big story tonight, crime victims forced to take on the criminals who target them like this new shocking video of a carjacking in connecticut. watch. [inaudible] [bleep]

[inaudible] [bleep] [inaudible] [bleep] >> i'm calling the cops. >> go ahead. [inaudible] >> they messed with the wrong guy. that car owner fighting off the four guys trying to steal the car right out of his driveway in the daylight. another killing an ex-con and defense while he attacked him at work. initially charged with second-degree murder. dropped the charges after backlash. said to testify when they put

policies and performance in the national spotlight at a hearing tomorrow in new york city. >> we want to hear from the victims. the families. the people in manhattan that have been impacted by this surge in crime. da is more focused on criminals and they are putting them behind bars. making sure families and individuals and in communities and business owners are not impacted by the surge in crime we have seen because of the policies. >> the da suing the house judiciary committee in an effort to block republican subpoenas with the probe into the pro- crime anti-victim policies. democrats like senator chuck schumer are trying to turn it into an attack on former president trump and the republicans to support him. this happened just a few hours ago. >> the house gop must be clear. defunding the fbi, the funding

of the department of justice will not happen. instead, doing so much to protect new york, house gop and senate must recognize and appreciate the dedication, devotion, demonstrated every day by men and women in federal law enforcement agencies to keep the communities of the united states safe. >> a lot to unpack their. we heard chuck schumer just use the phrase protect new yorkers. is there any doubt that the da is more interested in pursuing charges against donald trump they are protecting new yorkers here in the big apple? >> what is happening in new york is a perfect microcosm of what is happening with democrats across the country. the more chaos that there is, the more that there is fear, the more you have fewer options, the more you have to rely on government. the less you can do, the more

your life is downgraded. people are thinking that none of this makes sense. why would you charge a man with murder in a bodega who had to defend himself with a guy with a knife. the only answer is that this kind of chaos, bragg has downgraded 52% of all felony cases last year to misdemeanors. this is also a framework where you can say crime is down or felonies are down because you just simply eliminate felonies. making illegal immigration legal. then you stopped illegal immigration. it is a miracle. i think this is schumer doing remarkable in creating this dynamic to them pound the desk and say this is horrible. they are going after the fbi. the fact of the matter is we need reform. absolutely. what is going on in new york is exactly what the democrats want.

law enforcement, only for political appointments. a crushing of civil society which gives government more power and more exercise of control over the population. >> there was two of the six witnesses testifying in tomorrow's hearing here in new york, 9:00 a.m. six or more witnesses. one of them as a mother of the sun that was killed. here is what they told lawrence jones. listen. >> politics is the thing that messed this up. no elected official and audience right now that it's bit to be a dogcatcher let alone an elected official paid with our taxpayer dollars. they need to put all of these moving parts through the shredder. >> we have to get safety back. and then here comes alvin bragg, the worst nightmare for new york city at this particular moment. we need people who will be tough

on crime. not alvin bragg who wants to be, you know, easy on the purpose. >> powerful powerful testimony. we will see what we hear. probably similar things. the councilman there is a democrat. a grieving mother. will they be heard tomorrow? >> i hope so. that mother was extremely angry. people are starting to push back. there is a dt or urination of a sense of public safety in our country. six in 10 americans were worried about violent crime in the united states. this is not rocket science. defund police movements, lessen criminal sentences, active abuse of power all throughout covid. it is no wonder that people are not feeling safe in this country. you see it in the democrat run

cities. you see much higher crime, higher violent crime, nonviolent crime and at the end of the day if you are tougher on crime, you will have less crime. it does not take a genius to solve this problem. >> new yorkers here do not feel safe. here's a sample of what they told fox news. listen the mac they are stealing left and right. it is dangerous to even walk out at night. i think a lot of people feel that way. >> it is changing. new york is done. you see homeless guys. the nightlife is horrible. >> because new york is nuts. >> i love the city. it is not what it used to be. we are looking to possibly move up to westchester. >> nothing gets done. >> new york congressman who was the ranking member of the

judiciary committee had this to say. we will show the fraudulent nature to jim jordan and company claiming about the crime rates in new york and compared to other cities including republican led cities and we will talk about how this whole hearing as part of jim jordan republican attempts to obstruct justice in the trump case. guy, your reaction. >> it sounds, based on that that the democrat will actually show up to this hearing, which they have not done down at the border. two border hearings. one including this exact committee. there are been oversight hearings, one in texas, one in arizona were democrats simply did not show up at all. they felt like they did not want to give political legitimacy to the hearings that were happening. really what they did not want to do is see the truth or participated something that would be damaging because the facts are damaging.

in this case they've decided they've got to counterpoint. let's cherry pick some statistics and say new york is not so bad compared to these cities. democrat run cities overwhelmingly are much less safe. i hope that the victims are treated respectfully by democrats because sometimes democrats overplayed their hand because they have all of their people and their bubble saying this is about dragon trump and all of this other stuff. look, there politics at play. no question. ultimately people that have suffered a great deal of harm. we will hear from some of them tomorrow. you cannot just sort of airbrush away their actual lived experience which does reflect these statistics in the data as well. it's not like republicans are making up this statistic. people are saying to pollsters that they feel unsafe. based on nothing. >> i'm sorry, look out the window, walk around the streets

of new york, it looks like a modern day sons of anarchy is happening. >> i wanted to show this. this was the kicker we did yesterday. fox news confirmed since we mentioned it yesterday that 327 people were arrested or rearrested. more than 6000 times accounting for over one third of all the shoplifting and yet what is da bragg doing about that? >> when it comes to the rest of the country, red cities in red states. the coverage of things like that, carjacking, is seen everywhere. this mood of fear is seen everywhere. people in other cities, bad guys in other cities say, wait a minute, this is the thing to be doing. how dare the democrats and other people defunding the police, working to support them, that the average citizen is in that position to have to defend in his own home, his car in broad

daylight, what we feel less minimum women, i carry mace now. i carry something that will at least give me enough of an opportunity to fully and not be radically injured. i hate that. this is the united states. one of the greatest cities in the world and that is what i have to deal. it is unacceptable. >> that carjacking was in connecticut. in a suburb. not new york city. >> "us weekly" poll, i think that they look internationally. 120 ninth in terms of safe countries. we are the richest and most modernized. >> fox news will be covering that hearing 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. a caretaker for dianne feinstein. the congresswoman rolls down. we have more on that next.

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♪ griff: welcome back to the big sunday show. doubling down today on calls for

89-year-old california senator dianne feinstein to resign. the congressman said gavin newsom should "appoint a caretaker." watch this. >> he does not have to appoint someone in the current race. i would support the governor doing that. this has nothing to do with the covered race because a caretaker would solve that. this has to do with someone just not showing up. i said out loud what people have been saying in private. >> let me say this. we all wish senator feinstein well, that she recovers fully. i guarantee you wherever she is today she sounds better than ideal. is there a double standard here may be at play? >> where were the calls from democrats for john federman who missed more time than senator feinstein. at where the calls for him to resign? he is supposed to be coming back

this week. dianne feinstein has shingles. last time i checked, a life-threatening condition that she has. what is out play, let's say barbara lee has already announced she is running for feinstein's. the chairman of barbara lee's committee. barbara lee would get a two-year lead into taking that seat. this is just raw, many believe discussing politics at play in d.c. on the judiciary committee, they cannot pass liberal justices through that committee to offset the justices. without a majority of that committee. there is no way that you will get another democrat until feinstein comes back. that is what is driving this. this is why people hate washington. >> coming to the defense.

they met on the side of that chamber. >> i think what we need to do is take her at her word. let's make sure that happens. >> do you think that this is appropriate? >> it is up to dianne feinstein and her family to decide whether she wants to keep on serving. >> diane will get better. she will come back to work. >> the decision rests on that individual themselves. i don't think that she should be forced out. >> to me, what do you make of this? it seems like if a row, is pushing to get feinstein out of there so they can move some of the judges through the committee , sounds like there will be some resistance there from some democrats. >> well, there should be. that will set a precedent. you get elected in and you are a human being and things happen. you may get shot at a baseball

field, you may get sick, that does not mean that you forfeit your seat. she has said she is not running in 2024. that is more than what joe biden has said. this happens when you don't have a big majority in the senate. these problems then exist and you will have to work and deal with the other party. that is what the voters wanted. they have given no control over that body because, and i wish they had given the republicans. i worked on that campaign and 92. i was a president of the l.a. chapter of now. working on making up for that. but, i can tell you then and now, she has really considered a moderate. she ran as a moderate. barbara boxer at a tougher time because she is a liberal. not just because of the votes now, but because of the nature of what she represents. they want that seat, the trajectory of the democratic party. it is a shame, but she should not give that up. she is ill, she will recover and

i like the fact that she has supports their. >> the median age is 65. you will have stuff like this. mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, he is expected back for the first time in weeks. we wish him well, of course, as well. griff sort of threw some stuff out there. what do you make of this story? >> 89 years old. that is quite impressive. she said she has been out with shingles. out with complications from the shingles. shingles thankfully is usually temporary, treatable, most high-risk individuals such as the elderly are those that get affected by it. i am glad to hear that she is doing well. i wish her a full recovery. i do not think that it is indecent to have the conversation of what is someone's physical and mental capabilities for performing their job.

we look at this every day when we are talking about future risks and what are their capabilities and how can they be. as an 89 year old woman that has now had major medical issues, it's okay we have those questions. tough questions i have. it is not ageism, it is reality. when she comes back, she will have to be honest with the constituents. how many more will she miss? >> maybe not ageism, but, tammy, we are hearing ties of sexism in this case. nancy pelosi came out in sort of gun blazing rhetorically saying interesting they are saying it's about diane, but not about men. do you think that is a fair point? be met with mcconnell, concussion, federman situation seems to still be undefined and that troubles people. there is still not that go to it. power and influence, perhaps, i don't quite know what the democrats are thinking, i don't think that they quite know either. this seems to be a media

opportunity. remember, voters voted for dianne feinstein as an elderly woman. they voted her back in. those are the people that had the initial statement. if she is missing too many votes, it is up to her. that goes into the nature of all the decisions that you make. >> if gavin newsom were smart, he would appoint himself to fill the seat. >> he already said if the seat opens up, he said that it would be appointed a black woman. >> gavin newsom may want a different job. just a hunch that i have. >> our trophies only for winners? something republicans only want children to collect trophies when they actually earn one. we will discuss that next. ♪

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♪ >> welcome back to the big sunday show. should trophies just before winners? taking on youth entitlement with an effort to ban participation trophies and youth sports. youth sports shall not include awards for participants are based solely on their participation in the sport or other activity. awards provided in connection with the activity, if any, should be based on identified performance achievements. >> doctor nicole, i will start with you, it started when we noticed they were removing in schools red pencils. you are not going to get corrected on your papers. yes, everyone was getting trophies. it struck us as a negative dynamic because of the idea of

merit. you would have to really accomplish something before you were rewarded. that was the point of sports. you have some young men doing all of this. what is your take? >> i did not like when they took away the ranking. no one gets first, second or third place? i have a huge problem with that. i don't like this bill at all. everyone who made it to that tournament or that game, they have worked hard. it is okay to give them some reward for their hard work for even getting there. you still need to have that rank we need to continue to reward exceptionalism. it gives them some form of motivation and it acknowledges their hard work as well. you have colleges that are doing away with the sats, medical schools and law schools doing away with things. the richest most educated nation yet we are in a race to mediocrity. how low can we go? that is the biggest problem that

i have. rewarding exceptionalism in our work. >> take a listen to this. this is bill larkin a youth baseball coach defending awarding all athletes participation trophies. here is the argument. >> depending on the personalities involved it can be very meaningful. if it keeps them coming back to the sport i think it is worth it. what is the harm it is going to do? >> all due respect, doctor nicole, being on the team as a reward. the opportunity as a reward. that is why fighting to get she was how two, three matters. in that case, what's the harm? this comes to merit. there is only one world series trophy to one team. you cannot all be winners. nicole's point, we are trying to be the greatest country in the nation by being winners.

you have to break the hard truth to other children. you did not get the trophy because you did not win. you are not a winner, work harder. if you start telling kids, what are they, eight, 10 years old, that coach is ruining the competitive spirit in those kids i like to run marathons. every time i finish one i am definitely not first. that is not this. you are talking about being a winner, not a loser. that is what you have to instill in young people to put that fire in their belly. >> sports is an incredibly important dynamic. you cannot get a job. you can fail at something. you can still become champions.

it is a natural thing that would happen. that you can actually become better and become the star if you work hard enough. >> i am not a huge fan of participation trophy culture. i am not sure if this is the best use of lawmaker time. i want to shock the panel here despite my physique. i was not terribly athletic as a kid. we had field days where we would get little ribbons. kids know. i would get a participation ribbon and occasionally i would do okay at something and i would earn a better ribbon for something i have achieved. those are the one i care about. the kids you got the participation ribbon, we had them, that's fine, but you are not going to show them off because it meant nothing. what meant something was a guy who came in first with the blue ribbon. obviously, we have a problem in our society when it comes to this mentality, but kids know.

kids understand. >> i think that there is a happy medium somewhere. all kid should not get the same exact award for these events. we need to reward those that come in first, second or third or who win the game. i am okay with everyone getting that little ribbon. people who showed up they did give their best. there is a lot of factors that go into who gets the heisman. >> we've got to go but this is clearly in every element of our system these days. about entitlements and et cetera. now, mayor pete once again says roads are racist anti-is upping the ante. that is coming up next. ♪

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>> welcome back to the big sunday show. transportation secretary back at it again and he is claiming roads are racist. taking his claim one step further. take a listen. >> we have a crisis when it comes to roadway fatalities in america. comparable to gun violence. racial disparities, black and brown. they are much more likely to lose their lives in the car or as a pedestrian being hit by a car. a lot of reasons related to discrimination. even the way that roads are designed and have access to a safe street design that has crosswalks and good lighting. that can drive disparities. >> you know, grist, i don't say this often but secretary pete and i, we agree on some of this. what he was referencing right there is true. the journal of medicine shows non-hispanic black 773% higher

fatality rate than non-hispanic whites. non-hispanic blacks are four times, four times at risk of dying from cycling, twice as high of risk while out walking at twice as high while driving. what do you make of this? >> there is some truth rooted in his claim. the transportation sec. used to be the mayor of indiana when he ran for president a horrific racial disparity problem and marijuana arrest. a single african-american leader in his administration. he essentially was disqualified as a candidate by people like al sharpton. while there may be some truth in some statistics, good on him for working on it, but, here is the other thing. remember, we were just talking in recent weeks about the fact he believes transportation policy as climate policy.

if you are taking care of railways and railcars going off and things like we saw in east palestinian happening, you should be focusing on that rather than issues of climate change and racial disparities. it isn't drifting into maybe there is something there, but, way out of your league. >> tma, launching a $1 billion pilot to build racial equity in the roadways. we are talking about the motor vehicle accidents and deaths that secretary pete is talking about, when you look at it, 90% are secondary to speeding in a huge chunk is due to driving under the influence, but yet he is talking about building roadways to connect the poverty areas with the higher economic areas. how is that focusing on decreasing the deaths as they pertain to motor vehicle accidents. >> this is a distraction so you

don't look at the den imx. more accidents for people of color, for black americans because they are further away from their job, because they cannot afford to live where their job is so they have to drive further. you can argue perhaps more bicycle accidents because some people cannot afford cars or because of the economy they cannot afford gas. you out of gas prices, you have the job situation, you have the economy that isolates people in the city versus the suburbs and the nature of the choices that we have. speeding, a single mom of two and you get three hours of sleep at night because you have no one to help you you and no other money, that is what this administration does not want to address. a billion dollars for a pilot. now they are making these regulations to make gas powered cars more irrelevant while the cost of electric vehicles is tens of thousands more than a

gasoline powered car. >> if you are driving a car that is, you know, a secondhand car, the brakes are not great, more inclined to get into an accident because of the car, how you will not have a car because you cannot afford the electric vehicle. this is smoke and mirrors. it is a word salad when it comes to policy. it means nothing. it will really help no one. their real health is improving the economy so people of color can make the same kind of decisions everyone else is making. trump was on his way to decreasing the wage gap. the democrats now, wages going down, inflation, recession expected at the end of the year. it will affect people on the margins first, and that means people of color. don't talk to me about roadway bridges. let's talk about the economy, have different cars and the sport that they need at home to go to the jobs that they have.

>> electric vehicles, that is an important one. we just all the so-called inflation act. what you saw within that bill was tax credits that can flow to wealthier people to buy expensive cars at lower income people cannot afford. paid for by tax dollars that everyone is forced to point out the pot. an incoherent policy to see the secretary talking about systemic racism in our roads and bridges. you look at some of the other policy prescriptions in this realm and it makes no sense. you can talk about history and some of the problems that exist there, you know, systemic racism or what have you, ultimately, the policies need to make sense. >> they do. >> straight ahead. another new ominous morning from

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back with a fox news alert. alabama football star headed to college as a killed at a shooting at his sister's sweet

16 party in alabama. charles watson is live in dadeville. hey, charles, what is the latest? >> we are still searching for answers in terms of what led to the mass shooting and why investigators had been out at the crime scene behind me for most of the morning, throughout the day combing through. trying to find as much evidence as they can to figure out what happened here. they cleared out in the last 20 minutes or so. they have been focusing on this brick building behind me called the mahogany masterpiece. we spoke to a witness out here earlier today who told us he was djing a sweet 16 party inside this building late saturday night when someone opened gunfire inside that party around 10:30 central time. the alabama law enforcement agency did confirm earlier today that at least four people were killed and multiple other victims injured during the course of that gunfire.

that witness we just referenced a few moments ago, he said prior to the gunshots, he did not see or hear a confrontation. so it really startled everyone inside. i want you to take a listen to what he had to say and what he did in the moments after those instructions. [inaudible] told him to wait until the police got there. since i got here last time. [inaudible] >> witnesses say one of the four victims killed was a teenager and that he was a high school football star who was recently recruited to play football at jacksonville state university. we are withholding his name at the moment until police give us further confirmation. in terms of other victims, a lot

of victims were treated and then released. some who were suffering from gunshot wounds had to be transported to other hospitals for better care for their wounds. this evening we are hearing from president biden who said that he and the first lady were offering their prayers to the victims and their families. the folks who are suffering from this mass shooting out here, he also called on republicans in congress to work with him on sensible gun reform. >> just heartbreaking. our hearts and prayers go out to the victims of the families as well. charles watson out in dadeville. thank you. a new warning from elon musk about bias from artificial intelligence. here's a clip. >> what is happening is they are training the ai to live. it is bad. >> that is exactly right. >> and to withhold information.

>> yes. not to say what the data is actually saying. >> how did it get this way? you funded it at the beginning. what happened? the mac to lie or not to live. let's start with you, guy. >> people live. ai directed by humans will likely have some dishonesty in the mix. i was thinking about this last night. we had a big conversation about ai on the table yesterday. i am not saying that they are a legitimate concerns at all, but i wonder how many things are also things that people set upon the advent and the rise of the internet as well. there will be an explosion of new information, some of which may not be true and so on and so forth. i just wonder, is there a

parallel there? are we may be going too deep into the negativity on ai and overlooking some of the positive developments because people made that mistake with the internet as well. not to say it was not a downside, but maybe we are getting ourselves a little hyped up. i don't know. >> doctor safire. >> i think that we saw a glimpse of what will happen when ai becomes more prevalent. look at what happened with covid and social media in general with the censoring by the humans controlling the algorithm. i think as you continue to program artificial intelligence you will see the same bias and censorship. it will be there humans making sure you are doing your own research and not heavily depending on what you are finding. same thing happens in a google search. it does not necessarily give you everything that is out there on the topic. if you are researching something you have to go to the sources

because google itself sensors things. >> i understand the concern and jargon point as well. the significant difference between this and technology is it presumes to replace us. we are not looking at this as a resource that we then consume and use and put out there. it manages the information. it would act on the information. we hear about the loss of jobs. what is our value as human beings. that is the larger question. the best question ever that you have to ask is, you know, what is the point of what we do as human beings. >> this affects that question. >> two guys point, i was reading an article today about how the military, the military general was quoted saying they have already begun to implement ai in ways that would do wargaming and

calculate the possibilities of outcomes that are adversary. ai can think faster in real time to help us on the battlefield spirit maybe there are some areas that we should say -- on the other hand, you raise a point. do we want ai in charge of our wars? >> the algorithm could come up with all of these possibilities. the humans experience can bring something else to the table. they need to be used in conjunction. one is not to be replaced by the other. >> what are their guardrails and who decides? >> 2000 space odyssey. would not open the pompeii doors. stick around. the big for his next. don't miss it. ♪ 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.

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ask your health care provider about the ozempic® tri-zone. you may pay as little as $25. welcome back to the big sunday show. it's time for the big four. our picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. i will start. plus size of travelers many faa gift receipts and better bathrooms on airlines to obese passengers. i think this sets a very dangerous precedents. i don't think airlines should accommodate the growing girth of americans, two thirds who are overweight or over obese. the message should be healthier

eating, exercise for a healthier life not necessarily accommodate being overweight. >> especially with covid brick works i fly a lot i'm going to reserve comment on that topic. meanwhile oral arguments begin tuesday in the supreme court religious freedom case involving a devout christian postal worker who refused to work on sundays. this is on tuesday has not gotten much attention i think it's going to be one of these religious freedom cases is going to get a lot of traction should you have to work if you believe you should be resting on the sabbath. with then again why do players have to worry about your religious exemption it's going to be a big case you're going to hear a lot about it because of your having to compete for workers this might be one of the perks are more sensitive. now animals breaking free. a cat is reunited for his owner after getting his head stuck in the drains iron grates in massachusetts. there he is. he is fine he's a totally fine is good. brenda the pig estate from her

farm when a bear broke and he wanted a snack i'm sure it is safely back in her pin in british columbia. brenda refusing to be the next meal, there she is. it should be big news i don't know if it will be though. it's my turn to price the price supports the nhl stanley cup playoffs are back. they start tomorrow but this is why i've not been able to enjoy the last decade or so because my team the new jersey devils have been bad for the most part but not this year an incredible season for my devils they take on the hated new york rangers and the first round of game one at the rock i am excited, i am nervous but i don't know if anyone beats in boston. i don't think i can make it to this round. first i have to survive first of all. and maybe a cheer a little too loudly it has been an incredible season but it's exciting to back in the playoffs. it's tough to pick against. quick is not enough to get the participation trophies? works exactly.

the devils rank they get the trophy they are taught by a coach at a young age there's only one and competition. meanwhile we are all going to participation trophies for an amazing a big sunday should hear. that doesn't for us to see out next weekend. the fox report with jon scott starts right now, give that man a trophy. victories geared up for tomorrow's field hearing on crime in new york city. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: critics say manhattan district attorney alvin bragg soft on crime policies are to blame for the dramatic rise in violence. the field hearing in new york is just the first. republicans say they want to draw attention to the growing dangers liberal prosecutor