labeled as champagne. considered counterfeit if they are not actually from the champagne region in france. okay. it is a compliment. calling themselves the champagne of beers. >> relaxed. it is beer. can't they read? >> it was not fear. [laughter] ♪ >> hello, everybody. we welcome you to the big sunday show. this is a big story tonight. hunter biden's legal troubles escalate the same time president biden is expected to announce his election bid. this meeting is not necessary a signal to make a decision. the timing is impeccable.

his father set to announce a 2024 white house run on tuesday. here is james komar on "sunday morning futures." >> no rhyme or reason why hunter biden should not have been indicted years ago. even before the last presidential election. one of the challenges, if there are any legitimate serious people left in the doj trying to do the right thing. what do you do with this many family members of the president? there will not be anybody left for christmas picture if the doj did their job and indicted anyone with any kind of fingerprint involved. it is the entire family. >> even though biden is about to announce his reelection bid, a new poll shows people do not want him to. 70% of voters said hold off this time around.

half of democrats. the media backing away their support of biden. a new york times article says biden has held the fewest news conferences since reagan. any questions? far below presidents trump, obama and bush, half of trump and kelly aaron, i think i will go with you. 70% of americans or voters don't want him to run again. is this more him trying to wade through the primary and this is the long run strategy? >> that is an nbc poll. nbc would love those numbers to be reversed with 26% of people saying no, don't run, joe. other saying, please do. joe biden will be 86 years old at the end of his second term. seven and 10 americas and five and 10 democrats do not want him

to run it's because of his incompetence. it has something to do with his age. if he was good at anything, any issue where joe biden's approval rating was not under order were more people approved their disapprove, then he can make a case. the other problem is this guy has been in washington for more than a century. he followed more than two political outsiders. barack obama and donald trump. and then they went all the way the other way and went for the career politician. i think they are starving to do correction ago in the other direction. a lot of these democrats do not like these biden investigations. they do not like the facts as they are being revealed. russian disinformation, never retracted, never apologize. voters saying they would have changed her mind had they known about the hunter biden laptop being real and the contents being real and the payoff to the

big guy and whatnot. hunter biden was making money in countries that are in the news every single day. ukraine, china. people have questions, we deserve answers. >> you are right. >> thank you. [laughter] >> you are right this is a hunter biden investigation, legally. really, it is a biden investigation. very few things that are specific to hunter that do not indicate many more biden's to include the president of the united states. let's listen to what ron johnson had to say about this. >> that ledger that claimed the computer had all the earmarks of the russian information campaign was perjury by u.s. intelligence professionals doing far greater extent than anything russia or china have ever done or could do for an election and we are now suffering the results of the biden administration destroying

this country. >> we kind of did this to help biden. we also found out that our secretary of state now did that. >> the only surprising thing about this incident happened before. this same scandal, they keep topping it with new ones every time. but it's the same thing every time. they are helped out by our intelligence community, fbi, cia , they are all in on this on their working closely with the democratic party. on top of it, we have the biden crime family. does anyone object to that? the biden crime family. he is the big guy and this is corroborated not only by documents, but by other guys. we know what happened.

he was part of this operation. he was the big guy. in some cases obviously getting 10% and in other cases, we do not know. we do not have to wait for a guilty verdict. this should be material that would make a president resign in shame. we did not have, you know, no more hunter biden scandal. it was the nixon scandal. the fish brought from their head down and we know who the head is and that is a big guy. >> i tend to agree with you. we have this whistleblower who is saying that, i guess, this really puts it all together. what he is saying is maybe even worse. the biden administration is now complicit in covering it up. >> he definitely has a story to tell. he definitely has some

information he wants to talk about. this is a 10 year plus employee of the irs. he was an assistant special agent both domestically and internationally over cases. he has not political, key has zero political agenda. he said that, you know, he was having trouble sleeping at night it will be interesting if you get the special protection succumb forward to tell the story. i think a lot of people are very interested in what he has to say. >> republicans are very interested in what he has to say. it's up to republicans or bring them in and have them testify. james komar's lead in the house now. we have a soundbite from him saying this is far reaching behind hunter biden. >> there is the key. they sent money to these llcs at the biden family members created. we went in thinking that there were around one dozen llcs, but there are many more llcs.

many more biden family members, many more llcs and many more countries that were involved. china was probably the most reputable country that the biden family was dealing with. the question remains, what were these family members doing to receive this money? >> you know that the white house is always under attack. as rachel likes to say, we have a compromised president. is that what you believe? >> we do. if you roll the tape back in nashville tennessee, joe biden goes on to not just dismiss this, but he calls it another russia hoax, the real russia hoax, we know what that was, but he denies it and he shows love for his son, why is everybody picking on his son. i think this will hurt turn out for joe biden and joe biden

needs a high turnout for them to one another term. this is very troubling to many independent voters. it is because they do not like republicans or democrats, they don't like what goes on in washington. years ago, someone said i'm an independent, what does that mean? i vote for the person, not the party. now people call themselves independent not because they are not paying attention to politics, but because they are. they do not approve of him. they will be the first ones to vote against joe biden because of his family scandal. >> real quick. you mention that debate. a few days before that debate that this letter came out? fifty-one official saying russian disinformation. >> they know joe biden cannot win on his own. >> border, our national

security, take all of the scandal out and they are still a lot of things that people are not happy about. including the press not happy with their access. >> you know who does give them access, the intelligence community. i cannot imagine that anyone working for the new york times or washington post new it was led by those agents that was not phony from the very beginning. someone had them on, i don't know which news program, he said this is russian disinformation. it only has earmarks. >> we will talk more about this i am sure in the coming weeks as we find out what this whistleblower had to say. a scary warning from john kerry about climate change. >> people see their farms, their crops ripped away or their homes destroyed. >> if you are not scared of

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>> i think it is important to acknowledge that the scale and the scope of what we are proposing is massive. but the scale and the scope of the crime climate crisis is even bigger. if we are not proactive about very aggressively in transformation only addressing our infrastructure, our workforce, our preparation of the climate crisis than the cost of not addressing it will be far greater. >> welcome back to the big sunday show. doubling down on her green new deal. the biden administration about to take their war on fossil fuels a step further with a major crackdown on power plants. it would require : natural gas

plants to cut or capture a vast majority of their carbon emissions by 2040. they currently generate more than 60% of our electricity. president biden is regulating energy here in the u.s. he is emboldening china's influence with his electric vehicle push. china makes about 75% of the batteries for elected vehicles. house speaker kevin mccarthy calling out biden strategy earlier on "sunday morning futures". listen. >> he just expanded the amount of money that government will subsidize for renewable energy. these panels are made in china. we block the ability. the president lifted it and now allows china to send it to other countries. you know what economy will get stimulated, china, by using american taxpayers. that is what is wrong.

>> it does seemed like there's a little bit of hypocrisy here. the president wants to drastically cut carbon emissions from coal and natural plants. he wants americans to switch to electric vehicles by 2035, but we have to buy the batteries from china. the bulk of these batteries are made from china. kelly aaron, can you just lay out the hypocrisy here? >> this one is pretty obvious and transparent. two things made in china right now that should concern everyone , fentanyl, these batteries and hunter biden's fortune that is under investigation. the fact is this is not just hypocritical, they are trying to change our behavior through government dictate. if they take away your choice for a fossil fuel car, if they

take away these plants and if they regulate these plants in a way that kills all of those jobs, it is very reminiscent of joe biden on day one. i don't even think it was out of ideology. they also do not make sense with their own policies. i think it's always for the soundbite, for the check the box. they don't realize it is totally hypocritical what they are doing the completely incompetent secretary of transportation and pulling out and shortly there before taking a bike out and biking the last sort of 100 yards and then everybody saw him put the bike back. that is reminiscent. that in john kerry, the windsurfer, very reminiscent. i want people to understand that if you choose to have an electric car, that is your choice. if someone is compelling the choices they are more expensive, there are not charging stations

available everywhere and they are taking precious real estate away from other things that people want come i think this really hurts the poor, most of all. i wanted to dig into this a little bit more about the stats in her district. they have almost doubled the poverty rate of the rest of the country and double the property values as well. doubled the property prices. i think just to go home once in a while take care of the people closer to home and not be some superstar on climate change. >> we also mentioned john kerry. he likes to fly in his private jet overseas yet he is really ringing the alarm about climate change. listen to what he has to say here. >> it is getting hotter. there will be more intensive weather events and it will cost us an awful lot more money. as that happens, as people see the crops ripped away or their homes destroyed, we watch the pressure go and i believe we are in a transformational moment.

this will be one of if not the top issue in the 24 presidential election. >> joey, you live in georgia. a little bit more of a rural area there where we are right now in new york city. are you concerned that your home will be destroyed anytime soon? >> no. built out of the floodplain. i am not worried about it at all. that is not really what we are talking about here. there was a meme i saw on twitter today that was perfect. remember the people telling you to take care of the planet live here. it is a picture of manhattan. i live on my 40-acre cow farm. what this is about, about to bring down upon us and calls all the poor people to pay more money for energy, it is a response. the reduction act gives back

with the help of none other than joe mansion. this all has come on the shoulders of joe mansion. the cleanest gas in the world for no other reason than joe biden knew he had to do something to make cap and trade look good. >> president biden did kill the keystone pipeline project on day one of his presidency. he campaigned on shutting down the fossil fuel industry. let's take a look at a quote from a cpa. we have been clear from the start that we will use all of our legally upheld tools grounded in bipartisan laws to address dangerous air pollution and protect the air our children breathe today for generations to come. you know, tom, i thought kelly and made a great point. first of all, not everyone wants to switch to an electric vehicle and secondly not everyone can afford it.

they are expensive, they are not enough charging stations to really make it work at this time. what choice do people have. if you live in california the governor says you have to get one by 2035. what are you going to do? >> i want to fight this on many levels. it is an issue of freedom. it is a freedom issue. it is also, similar to covid, it does not work. the green revolution is not working. john kerry said it would destroy homes, it would destroy farms. the green revolution is destroying homes and farms. the cost of this whole thing are great, but the devastation of climate change will be very great. we just have to say, that is not true. it is not true. the costs are greater. talk about destroying farms, the

dutch farmers, they are destroying farmers livelihood with the great agenda. they are destroying americans homes because the people in this grand transformation that does not affect john kerry does not affect aoc does affect american families when you want to change economies in such large scale there will be victims so that. >> people will speak up. we will follow this story for sure. straight ahead, scares in midair as engine burst intimate flames after an american airlines flight hits a flock of geese. we will tell you and show you what happened in midair. plus that meltdown. [inaudible] >> okay. does that man have a point? a big sunday show debate on this coming up next. ♪

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♪ ♪ welcome back to the big sunday show. talk about scares in big bear. the engine of an american airlines flight bursting into flames after hitting a flock of geese shortly after takeoff. the plane made it back to the airport safely and no one was hurt. this scare happening just days after the following midair meltdown. check out this guy. [inaudible] the mac please. [inaudible] with the baby in an echo

chamber. you want to talk to me about being -- [inaudible] >> because you are yelling. >> it is tough to know who is the real crybaby is there. the baby who is going on and on for 40 minutes as all infants do or the man who was complaining about it and the stories, friends, that go along with it shows that the plane had to do an emergency landing in this man refused to get off the plane. he has his own issues. we have all been there. he was also quoted as saying i pay to have a comfortable flight. if you are flying southwest these days you're just happy the flight took off at all. we will show a statistic now about cancellations across the country and then we will show you southwest cancellation number. 8.34 million flights scheduled. of those flight delays in about

2% canceled overall. that is for all the airlines. as we know, pete flying around on taxpayer-funded jets, he, of course, said no problems, southwest ruin a lot of people's christmas and holidays. up to 1 quart or delayed. even last week you saw another shut down. let's just be grateful it was a southwest passenger that gotta go up in the air. i know it's tough. he has a right to pay for a comfortable flight. i think flights are tight. i am really about people —-dash worried about people's anger these day. people killing on the because they drove up the wrong driveway, knocking on the wrong door. we live in a civil society where

-- anita, where are you on this? >> really feel for the parents in that situation. there is literally nothing you can do. you can try to comfort them, but you cannot stop there from crying. he has a right to a comfortable flight to a degree. he knows that there will be babies on their in children and you just have to deal with that. i agree with you. i am afraid every time i get on the fly. not only am i afraid of something going wrong with the plane, but almost more these days and angry guest. i looked down the aisles and i try to see is everyone peaceful and calm because you just do not know. we hear so many stories. >> i am a frequent flyer. there been so many times i want to tell people to stop picking their nose or please deodorize better. [laughter] >> you know that it is somewhere on the plane. >> maybe they are just home on their couch and they're doing

whatever. these are grown-ups. >> that video was compelling. that happens a lot. these airports do a lot to control these birds because it is most dangerous on take off. i down the wormhole. why don't they have screens or gates in front of those engines and there is plenty of reasons for it, i will tell you that. they need the airflow going through the engine and if they put bars in front of them they may get icicles and that would crash the plane's. you cannot have bars or screens in front of the engines. i did the research for you. airlines are getting out of control we had a couple of years where it was very intense. the people are a little hot under the collar. you are frequent flyer as am i, do you think those numbers are accurate? 1% delayed? they are probably five canceled.

>> 50% delayed. you know. it is bad, but the airlines are struggling. you know, we heard the airlines. we heard the airlines with those shutdowns. >> this is simple. if you think the baby was at fault, that do need to be taken out onto the jetway and have his butt handed to his face. he needs to be bent over and spanked like a little toddler. i don't care what you paid for that seat, go write a greyhound because that is probably all you can ride from now on. i will live in georgia when i work in new york city. i see everything. you cannot control a baby. offer that mom help instead of a panic attack. >> that guy taking the video was obviously amused. >> i am sure we will have many more stories like that out.

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they did not know it was turning other people off. >> he has a great voice. he is right. slogans on the floor says phil jackson. not even that controversial. all he said was it is too political in sports fans don't want politics in their sports. he is getting attacked for just that. >> i cannot imagine anyone disagreeing with him. why do you watch sports? you watch wards to relax. you don't want politics and sports. it just distracts from everything. it is where people go to just sit down. you just want to watch the game. a separation of church and state. let's have a separation of church and politics. i think he is right. >> it reminds me of what happened with bud light. bud light said they wanted to expand beyond the boroughs. i think that the sports world

wants to do the same thing. the white burros that watch get involved in politics. in doing so, they do not have to insult their base. that is what happens here. if you do not agree, they say you can go jump in a lake. >> bud light lost over $6 billion in sales or market cap. whatever she was on a sudden leave of absence. i want to tell a positive story from this. five or six years after calling cap her neck had everyone kneeling at the national anthem, beating the new york giants in the playoff game down in philadelphia several years ago. i was struck after a local homegrown singer saying the national anthem, a local boy singing the national anthem, i was so struck to watch the players run to the end zone and

neal. they were not protesting, they were praying. they were there for the national anthem standing, saluting and then they were praying. this has been a big turnaround because people want to be able to express what they believe one way or the other. people do not like relaxation and politics to mix. i will quote our fox news colleague on lebron james a few years ago when he was getting very involved in politics and she said shut up endurable. that is good advice for joe biden, to. >> ratings are down. i think you brought this up before. 2017 and 18 million viewers nba players. 202,211,000,000. that is good. >> boston fans really carried the celtics on that one. real quick. when you say joe biden needs to shut up endurable. >> that is what i meant. [laughter] >> i do not have a big take on

the nba. i do not think politics is separate from sports. i think politics has played a role in sports throughout the years. jackie robinson is a great example. when politics plays a role in sports it is to bring people together. remember the titans, getting their racial discrimination. thank god for those athletes. where we are now, we are a country that is so prosperous. age nz that has everything at their hand that we have to find out what caused. these causes are hollow. trojan horses for actors to get in and seize power. sports has become a victim of that. phil jackson 11 championships to team spirit the most political coach five political championships. twice the coach. he may want to take a lesson in shut up and coach people how to

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welcome back to that big sunday show. u.s. embassy personnel are safely out of sudan thanks to more than 100 u.s. special forces as a civil war escalates but hundreds of americans are still in sudan. trey is live in jerusalem with the very latest on this story. trey. >> good afternoon. a daring evacuation conducted overnight. entering the sudanese capital. according to the u.s. defense department just under 100 staff members from the u.s. embassy were evacuated along with a small number of people from allied countries including canada. learning more about the details of the mission u.s. officials say helicopters took off yesterday before landing in ethiopia to refuel. they then flew two hours to conduct the rescue. army lieutenant describe the operation is clean and fast

adding that all the people evacuated are safe. he stressed the evacuation was planned for the past week and it was conducted without the help of parties on the ground. other countries like france and britain have evacuated personnel and some civilians. they took diplomats out to an airfield before flying them out of the country. some of the french nationals headed to a port. the convoy was targeted by gunfire and one person was injured. the evacuations come eight days after the fighting erupted between the army in a military group called the rapid forces. these two sides used to work together. back in 2021 they overthrew the sudanese government. now they are battling each other for control of the country. more than 400 people have been killed. anita. >> on the ground for us. thank you for that live report. as a conflict rages on in sudan and intel document by the pentagon bleecker reveals how

the russian president is using his infinite unit of mercenaries to spread anti-western sentiment throughout sudan and the rest of africa. from the pentagon laker, it appears biden's botch afghanistan exit re- open the doors for isis. according to the washington post the document leak indicates that they are gaining strength in the country. okay. so, this was a daring rescue by special forces. they were able to get out 100 people safely. thank goodness. we heard from trey's report also that this group of russian mercenaries, the private army of vladimir putin is in sudan. we know they are also in ukraine. joey, how does the u.s. military fight against this group? >> well, we probably try not to right now more than anything. i don't know if they would target americans because this is a can of worms they do not want to open up.

these groups are seen on battlefields all over over the world. i never thought that 37 i would be saying back during my wars. i really hoped we would have some time in between. we had the taliban which was recruited. these paramilitary guys and if there are gals, they are there because they want a paycheck. they want to live to go home and spend it. they are, war crimes just like these support forces. it is a mess. it is bad. >> it is. very brutal. former convicts, working for a paycheck, like you said. reemergence of isis. i thought that they were gone under president trump. i do not think that is anybody is surprised about this to watch the fall of kabul. this is what was going to happen. >> nothing makes me quite as angry as the fall of kabul. we left behind of billions of

dollars worth of equipment and intelligence for the taliban in the wingspan of china as well to save nothing of what we have done to the afghan people. what is the point of having the first female vice president of color in this country because she and her boss, the afghan women are less free. the reemergence of isis is so regrettable, we worked very hard in the trump administration to destroy the caliphate, take out vicious unrepented terrorist. now, you see there reemergence because joe biden against any rationale, any plan and the advice of all of his generals withdrew from afghanistan. it is regrettable, but, look, joe biden's colleagues in the senate where he served for decades, they all said he has no foreign policy and stinks. usually has got every foreign policy wrong. we should've was in the first time.

>> this is from special inspector general for the reconstruction. let's listen to what he has to say. >> it is critical that our assistance not be diverted by the caliban. unfortunately, as i sit here today, i cannot assure that this committee or the american taxpayer we are not currently funding the taliban. nor can i assure you that the taliban are not diverting the money that we are sending from the intended recipients which are the poor afghan people. >> i want to go to joey real quick. on the ground in afghanistan fighting that war. when you hear that, what do you think? >> we knew we would leave most of that equipment there. the difference between equipment and weapons is what can kill you and what can stop you from being killed. none of it surprises me.

it all saddens me. i do not know what the real strategy is in that war. i heard this on facebook the other day. when they are fighting an infinite war, it means it's an idea and we are fighting a finite war which means we wanted to end it is hard for us to win that war. we want to look long term and create strategies. every two years, every midterm they can change the war strategy just to get votes. >> tom, real quick. what do you think about the issues that will play out for the next presidential election? can you imagine this will be an issue again? >> the american people need to know more about what is going on. the best way to find out what is going on overseas is to read leak documents. that is not the way that it should be. our government should tell us the truth about what we're doing in these other countries. we should demand that our government opens up more. if they don't, we will be

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scientists may have figured out why hair turns gray. they say it is because stem cells are stuck in our hair follicles. i read through this, what they say cells duplicate. as they do some of them cannot keep moving through the hair follicle in the once it turned hair brown or blonde megastar cannot move anymore. my dad used to say don't care what might hair turns us on that doesn't turn loose. my hairs turn it loose and graham hoping i can get a couple years of that touch of gray before it turns loose. [laughter] >> i love it that looks nice. clinton's a good picture that was a surprise. best anderson cooper write their progress thank god for haircut. a lot of talk this last week about advances possible dangers of ai artificial intelligence but now bill gates is predicting will play key role in education. he is sent ai over the next 18 months is going to help teachers to help their students to read and complete assignments and

better comprehension is going to be cheaper than getting a tutor. so you got kids when you think about that? extension for that. but for my home state of new jersey a very sad story. bed bath and beyond his file for bankruptcy after its recent poor sales and last-minute efforts to save the company. no more bed in the back for college students number 20% off coupons that never expire no more bridal and baby registries. i know this is a sign of the times with amazon taking over but it's also inflation and credit tightening as well. 32000 employees request that you know have gone beyond that was a big mistake. check this out new video chase hitting a hole in one golf tournament in australia saturday, sending the crowd into a frenzy. look at that, watch this they go nuts. once this excessive celebration. >> there is, there it is precooked beer everywhere that's awesome. that would not happen on pga. quickset is grand?

the fans are going crazy, joey progress and do not watch a lot of golf but that's exciting for golf match though precooked is a good hole-in-one. good to be with you this weekend but that doesn't for us but we're going to see you next weekend. the fox report with jon scott. stay tuned for him, he is starting right now. jon: terrifying moment tie this as an while american airline plane catches fire in mid air after taking off from columbus, ohio early this morning. a bird strike is to blame to four step glycogen robert california grandmother former police union boss is due back in court this week charged with trafficking drugs out of her home. the woman's neighbors in shock comparing it to the program "breaking bad". in a woman is sucker punch in the face in new york city while standing just 10 feet away