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your son, while there's no ties to you, could be charged by your department of justice. how would that impact your presidency? >> first of all, my son's done nothing wrong. i trust him, i have faith in him, and it impacts my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> also this week house republicans will unveil new details surrounding the biden family business dealings. here's how house oversight committee chairman james comer reacted earlier on "sunday morning futures." >> this is not just about the president's son is. this is about the entire biden family including the president of the united states. what heir looking at charging -- they're looking at charging hunter biden on is a slap on the wrist, it's a drop in the bucket. so wednesday will be a very big day for the american people in getting the facts presented to them so that they can know the truth. and then the department of justice can finally do what they should have done years ago. >> and the mainstream media all of a sudden voicing their

concerns about biden's age. a new abc news/washington post poll finds 68% of people think biden is too old for another term. only 32% said he's sharp enough to be holding office, and only a third believe he is in good physical health. interesting that the media is worried ooh too. too. >> our brand new poll conducted with the washington post shows major challenges for president biden. his approval rating's at 36, a career low. >> president biden's got problems. i think the american people look at him is and think he's too damn old. >> these numbers and conversations i've had with voters certainly indicate that there's a lack of enthusiasm, there is a concern about president biden's age. >> yes, there is a concern. although he didn't just enter his 80s -- [laughter] i believe he's been in his 80s, so this is really no surprise. do you think democrats are scared? >> that's why this is so weird. he's been the oldest president the entire time, so it's, like,

why the focus now on his age unless there's going to be some sort of coronated attempt to oust him and get rid of him and bring someone new in. and that would really be the only beta that hunter biden ends up faces any serious charges, if it's part of a broader effort to get rid of joe biden because we've all seen what's happened under this administration. we've seen irs whistleblowers step forward and say that the department of justice has intervene in the hunter biden investigation. we know we live in a system of two-tiered justice. we know the department of justice and the fbi reward their friends, punish their enemies. they've gone after pro-lifers while letting pro-abortionists fire bomb churches and pregnancy centers without punishment. they sent the fbi in to raid donald trump while allowing joe biden to search things himself initially, right? so, you know, look, we live in a country where there really is no justice anymore, and conservatives get punished. so, you know, we'll see what

ends up happening with that, but the age thing is weird, right in do we think this is just an attempt to try to get rid of him? >> i think they're probably a little worried considering he didn't remember his trip to ireland -- >> until the little kid, sir, you were in ireland recently. [laughter] >> sir, you are currently in the white house, you are president. >> your name is joe biden. >> yeah, exactly. not a doctor. [laughter] anyway, politico comes out with this article, let it me read it: people close to biden still worry about the personal toll it will take, and they wonder how long he can compartmentalize personal anger with the attacks on hunter and the political calculation that he's better off not responding to it. he does not handle confrontational questions well. i believe as a politician the, that should be, like, politics 101 when somebody asks you a question you don't like, don't get mad. >> he has a little temper problem. >> he gets really mad. do you know how many times he's probably wished for peter doocy's death? i mean, not literally -- >> how many fights --

[inaudible conversations] >> listen up -- >> the pub-up contest -- push-up contest? >> he's done well with the hunter stuff because he keeps acting like he's an offended parent, and that's the way the media, they let him get away with it. i think stephanie in that clip said there's no connection to you, but will the hunter thing -- of course -- >> oh, my god. >> why does james comer, i'm a little unclear as to why comer is the only one getting up there talking about this because i have seen the connections. i've seen the firsthand eyewitness testimony from tony bobulinski. i've actually seen the written documents that tie him that he is the, quote-unquote, big guy, that he was getting the 10% off the top. so he has a biden crime family problem that they're not addressing. they keep talking about it like it's a hunter problem. >> i'm glad you brought up the msnbc interview, because this is what she says to him, your son, while there's no ties to you, could be charged by --

[laughter] your department of justice. no ties? okay, first of all, yes, he has ties to his son. he's his father. number two, he is his confidant. we know that they have a very close, personal relationship. we do not yet know his ties to burisma and hunter sitting on that board. we also happen to know that biden, and i'm talking about hunter, was residing in biden's house where all those classified documents were, and i would have to say that his car in the garage was not the only witness to probably most likely classified documents. [laughter] so, i mean, we don't know that biden is not attached to this, and i'm still wondering where that investigation concern. >> and kind of, there's a way to listen to the his around -- answers to those to non-question questions, the softball, pillow fight questions where it's almost like he's kind of throwing his son under the bus. oh, no, he goes to defend hunter. but as you point out, that's noe lied on his gun form, the problem isn't that he was hiring hookers and doing blow in every

hotel room he could get into, the problem is that the family, the larger family is running a corruption syndicate. and has all of these bribery problems with our biggest enemies. but the real thing that the media's worried about with joe biden has nothing to do with his age. it has to do with the fact that that same poll showed donald trump beating joe biden by 7 points. they are freaking out -- >> that's why the democrats are now concerned about his age, because they don't know what else to go on. let's just go with the obvious. >> and that's also why the media is worried about it -- >> yeah. >> joe biden is in the like in the asteroid movie, joe biden has served his purpose. they wanted to use him to get him out of the white house. now they're realizing, oh, my gosh, donald trump could get back into the white house because this guy is such a blithering baffoon. >> i want to listen to former

white house adviser steven miger, he say -- stephen miller, he actually says merrick garland might have to be impeached. watch. >> they're going to have to, in my view, pursue impeachment against the attorney general of the united states if he is not fully cooperating and comply. the context of that impeachment would give you enormous powers to bring people in for depositions and to compel discovery. and the courts will give the house enormous discretion to compel discovery and document production in the context of an impeachment. >> oh, wow. okay, so what do you think, first of all? the attorney general being inpeached. i mean, there's a lot of conflict of interest when it comes to the attorney general. >> i mean, i'd love to get rid of him. [laughter] but this is also the guy that labeled parents as domestic terrorists, right? we're living -- >> not gonna lie, i know some moms -- >> but we're living in dark times as a country. when you lose the rule of law in a country, we're ceasing, we're no longer going to be a

constitutional republic, right? or you talked about the dethe sire to get rid of trump, look at what they're doing with all these investigations that he's facing, the criminal probe out of -- georgia probably federall- >> clear crimes going on here to, and by hauling merrick garland in front of the committees investigating, what you're able to do is you're able to to get to the truth of these things. and they should, and he should be impeached. >> yeah. >> this is appalling, what this guy's -- >> covering for. >> but i wonder though, but there's so many issues that americans -- i mean, we're literally seeing the destruction of the country. you can't even get, you know, baby tylenol, baby formula. i wonder if this is what drives the needle for voters or independents to turn out. i don't know. >> yeah. remember yesterday -- oh, no, sorry. >> who shouldn't you impeach at this point? [laughter] the number -- >> yeah -- >> -- keep coming out, and then we have this thing, we knew that letter that was signed by the 50 intelligence operators was

phony. now we know antony blinken was in on it, and all these guys, i mean, they were trying to coffer up -- cover up this scandal so that their guy could get in the white house. it just boggles the mind, the number of people who are in on this thing. >> yeah. >> and like you said, what are you going to do? where do you start? >> yesterday, remember, we were talking about biden and how he doesn't hike the negative news, so earmuff, president. when you line him up to trump, the numbers are pretty overwhelmingly in biden's favor. that's not negative news, it's just fact. but i guess he doesn't like the facts unless it's positive in his -- >> yeah, you want to see tough media questioning, look at what trump has to put up. >> all right, we've got to go. i'm getting a hard wrap. pretty much they're going to the hook me. straight ahead, protesters stormed new york city subways creating a nightmare for commuters and clashing with police. it's causing chaos. but is that the right message? that's next. ♪ ♪

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>> just a single police officer who had to confront that dangerous gunman and did the right thing by taking swift action to eliminate gunman, and we are grateful for that

officer's heroism. >> welcome back to "the big sunday show." a texas police officer who took out a gunman who opened fire in an outlet mall is being hailed as a hero. he was nearby when he heard gunshot ises, he ran over to the h&m short, you can hear the officer's panic as he called for backup. >> [inaudible] >> casey stegall is live outside of the allen premium outlets where 8 people were killed in the shooting yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, i'm shaking my head because it just gives you the chills to hear that video knowing what happened about 24 hours ago at this very busy outlet mall back here. a vigil is going to be held in this community later tonight at a local church to to honor the 8 innocent people who were killed here and to also pray for those who are injured. there are still multipreponderance people in the hospital -- multiple people in

the hospital including 3 in critical condition. all of these people came under fire yesterday. we want to warn you, the eyewitness cell phone video you're about to is graphic. flash. [gunfire] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] >> reporter: now, bystanders tell police the suspect was dressed in all black and wearing a tactical vest. his name is not being released in an official capacity, but sources say the fbi searched the man's parents' house locally here last night, and we are told that the victims of this senseless tragedy have also yet to be publicly identified through the police. at this point those who lived through this terrifying ordeal still the talking about what they saw and experienced here. >> we were probably in there the last time we were in there was probably for two, two and a half

hours. >> i had just gotten a call that she was there and shopping, that she was safe and was hiding in one of the stores. >> reporter: simon property group owns this outlet mall which remains closed for now and will tomorrow a company spokesperson says in part, they're outraged about the violence that continues to plague this country. back to you. >> heartbreaking. thank you, casey. meanwhile, in new york city the grand jury could meet as soon as this week to decide if the a marine accused of choking a homeless subway rider should face criminal charges. but protesters have already decided, causing chaos in the city's subway system during a business weekend bringing a part of the city's subway system to a halt. [bleep] [inaudible conversations] >> no justice -- >> no peace! [inaudible conversations] [bleep] [inaudible conversations]

>> i mean, just absolute chaos as we see there. you know, charlie, among the chants to abolish the police. why do new yorkers want to live in a city of lawlessness? >> goodness, i don't know -- i don't know why anyone wants to live here anymore. this is what you see right there on the screen, you know, you have lawlessness and mayhem, and then it's followed by more lawlessness and mayhem, and you can't be surprised at the sort of result that you wind up with regular people defending themselves and somebody winds up dead. it's a very sad thing that the guy wound up dead, i'm sorry for him, but there were a million opportunities before last week to try to intervene and do something sensible and lawful with this person. and, you know, ooh another thing about it is, you know, to listen to the, mr. neely's family come out and wring their hands about it, well, you know, what responsibility did they have before this incident happened to

step in and do something? this is what happens when you leave, you know, when government vacates its basic responsibilities to keep law and order and you wind up with really terrible things happening and then you have more lawlessness and mayhem on the tracks. >> but then, you know, tom, they're also trying to criminalize self-defense, right in it's not just specific to this marine having to step up here in this instance. you see it with sergeant perry in austin, texas, as well. they originally sent jose alba, a clerk worker here in new york city, to rikers, so you can't even defend yourself either. >> yeah. and the young people that you see protesting, i moved here to new york city in the early '90s, and i used to visit here in the late '80s when crime was everywhere, and brian park -- bryant park was an open air drug market. in the early '90s giuliani and bratton took the city under control, and i remember sitting in 3wr50eu7b9 park on a sunny day going, we're never going back. that was very doable.

we got the right leadership, they had a commitment, they had the broken windows policing. we knew how it worked. and i'm looking at all these people, and i'm thinking they didn't see that transformation. you know, the leaders have to stand up and say, you know, we did this once before. look at road map. and so these young people are are, we end up going to them and saying, oh, we understand, we hear your voices, you know? it's time to kind of meet them with the facts of what's happening. and when they say defund the police, they're saying defund the police? how do you think we got into this situation when citizens having to defend themselves on the subway? >> i'm so irritated watching this video. i mean, the truly pisses me off so badly. first of all, these people fighting back at cops who are trying to do their job and keep the peace, this makes it impossible. and why are they targeting the cops? the cops did not do this. people are shouting out i can't breathe which is obviously reminiscent of george floyd. that has nothing to do with this. this was a civilian who now

they're trying to dub a individual land i. he was not a vigilante. he was simply just sitting in a freaking subway, and he happened to be a veteran, you know? and god only knows what this guy was capable of. he has 42 the arrests prior to this incident, so they don't know what he's capable of. he was also preaching stuff like i don't care if i die, i don't care if i go to prison. so that, to me, sounds like somebody who's on a suicide mission, god only knows if he's got explosion -- explosives. >> and now this marine is awaiting his fate in a liberal city like new york. what awaits him? >> no, and this is my biggest complaint about all of these situations. why is it only the last person in the line, the last person who ends up paying the full price? you know, and the same thing, we talked about this yesterday, but it's the same thing with the george floyd situation. why is it the police that responded to the incident are the only ones who pay a price? what about the people who hired the police? what about the people who sent the police there?

what about the people who trained the police? what about the people who contributed to the breakdown of every part of the government that allowed this situation to happen in the first place in why aren't they paying the price? the only silver lining to this is that the people who are most inconvenienced by this are normal, law-abiding new yorkers who are trying to get to work or trying to get around in the subway system are going to be wildly inconvenienced by this, hopefully ticked off as julie is and might remember this next time they vote, that you need to vote for adults who are actually serious about doing, you know, running a city in a sane way instead of this nonsense. >> yeah, but then these crazy people keep getting elected, tom. >> yeah, it's hard to -- and you have what just happened in chicago. we thought, oh, lori lightfoot's out and they're voting in chang- >> right, it gets worse. >> they've got these cities in a political stranglehold, and the same people keep leaving.

>> i got out of here although i keep coming back for work -- [laughter] but i live in florida. yeah. all right. well, straight ahead on "the big sunday show," first the left came for your stoves, now they're coming for your dishwashers. and would you believe conservatives show their political views by how they mow their lawns? that's at least according to the mainstream media. the lawn wars are brewing. that's next. ♪ ♪ -oh, hi! -you're in a hurry. i'm off to america's best i heard what you said about not overpaying for glasses. two pairs and a free, quality eye exam starting at just $79.95? yes! the exam alone is worth... 59 bucks. which is great, because i hate getting overcharged. you have no idea. i mean, people deserve breaks, right? yeah, brakes...! [out of control] let's go save! can't stop won't stop!!! comin' in hot!! two pairs and a free exam starting at $79.95. book an exam today at americasbest.com.

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2029. a piece in staten island live points out the new york ban is just paving the way for other states to do the same, and get this, the deputy energy secretary doesn't even know how much biden's green dream costs. >> and how much that cost? >> so the cost that i focus on even more is all the costs -- >> total cost. how much will it cost to get us carbon neutral? >> it's going to cost trillions of dollars, and it'll cost tens of trillions if we don't get our act together. >> how many trillions? >> i don't have the estimate or the numbers in front of me. >> tell he the estimates that you've seen. >> i don't have those numbers right on hand. >> so you're advocating that we become carbon neutral, but you don't know how much it's going to? >> so there's an awful lot of estimates out there. [laughter] >> and guess what? lawns are the new targets of the radical left. a piece in axios now claims a well-kept lawn may be the sign of a conservative neighbor. do you know why? do you know why that is? >> they don't like lawns to overgrowsome. >> the idea is that the lawn, if

you keep it cut short and you use fertilizer and everything like that it's not good for the environment, so real environmentalists let their lawn ares grow and then you can have the dees -- bees and everything a's good. >> i just want a lawn so i can tell people to get off of it. [laughter] i have an apartment, so i can't do. that i just tell people -- >> yeah. >> but anyway -- >> who knew i was an environmentalist. >> what do you -- do you let animals just chew on your lawn? >> oh, completely. and not only that, also we have moles. and the dogs love to dig up the ground. and then they dig up the ground and they bring us the moles. >> sounds like a hot mess, charlie. >> the more conservative someone is, they say, the more staunchly they hold the belief they need a perfectly manicured lawn. >> i'm going to send my landscaper to charlie's house. >> they'll be horrified. >> i've got landscapers coming

once a week, and by day seven concern and we have moles too, but i still mow the lawn. i mean -- >> gas stove bans. they said it was not going to the happen. they laughed at us. we tried to cover the story on fox news, look at those silly people saying they're going to take away our gas stoves, but here here e it comes. >> yesterday's conspiracy theory is like today's truth. like, i used to, like, not believe stuff, and ever since covid you could tell me nancy pelosi's a lizard person, i'd be, like, maybe. i don't know. [laughter] they lie to us so much. but this really bothers me because this is just a middle finger to americans. we're going to invade your home, take away your gas stoves, your dishwasher, we own you. this isn't about the climate. does anyone actually think that would accomplish anything in you just saw the exchange with senator kennedy and the energy department's david turk. he couldn't even tell us if we spend $50 trillion by 2050, how much that would reduce global temperatures. he couldn't even answer the

question because that's not the objective. the objective actually isn't to reduce emissions, it's not to reduce temperatures, it's not to do any of these things. the objective is societal control. and climate is a means to accomplish that goal. and so that's, ultimately, what they're trying to do which is why it infuriates me that they're coming for things like gas stoves, they're invading your home. it's infuriating and totally evasive -- invasive. >> charlie, i want your reaction to this. show me the clip of kathy hochul on why she passed the gas stowe ban. >> everybody's -- stove ban. >> everybody that's got a gas stove, enjoy it. just like we had to go from, you know, long time ago transition from coal as your energy source, we do have to transition. there are clean energy alternatives. >> "wall street journal" editorial on friday, consider this an echo of another infamous political promise. if you like your gas stove, you can keep it. this is part of the progressive method of denying they favor an

unpopular policy when it's pup -- publy ciezed -- publicized, hen implementings it gradually so voters don't get too upset. donald trump used to give the speech, remember in one of his speeches he would always talk about the shower heads, how hay dribble out -- >> and so personal too. you can really relate to the it. also the dishwashers. the dishwashers don't work anywhere. you have to wash the dishes, and after you put them -- get them out of the dishwasher, no, the it's really effective. lisa, you're exactly right. these people have done more to elevate conspiracy theories because you do end up believing anything at this point. just like they've done more to destroy the credibility of, like, good vaccines. nobody believes in vaccines anymore because the one that they said that they peddled had they lied about in so many different ways. and it does, it all does come back to the control. and they are, and this is happening it's not just many in d.c., it's happening everywhere. these cities where you have

these central planners who think they know everything and they think they have all the answers, and the idea like, the idea that your gas stove is, like, burning coal? if. [laughter] this is lunacy. >> very clean. >> yes, it's very clean. and made in america. >> and it's better for cooking, right in i actually don't have a gas stove, but i know that real chefs -- >> now you want one, tom. >> now i want one. julie, years ago didn't we just have a shale revolution and we realized that especially in the new york area we have access to all of this the natural gas? >> yeah, no, it's okay. my apartment in the city had gas, and i have a rental that has electric, and electric is herbal. i can't stand it. and if you ever take away my dish dishwasher, so help me god. that will be a national emergency. i can't keep up with dishes for three children. people who don't have dishwashers are clinically insane. >> my wife is saying these new clothes washers don't clean your clothes -- >> i think you guys need to buy

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while to really take hold, for people to understand that they can access lawful, safe, orderly pathways before they reach the board wither. border. >> concerns are growing, obviously, as migrants are expected to continue to flood the border when after title 42 the is lifted. but hakeem jeffries believes biden has it all under control. >> i do believe the administration or is prepared, steps are being taken to to make sure that there is order at the border. >> however, governor abbott begs to differ. he thinks biden's plan is too little, too late. >> president trump sent soldiers to the border to secure the border. president biden is sending 1500, quote, soldiers to do paperwork. that's not going to secure the border. we need not 1500 soldiers, we need 15,000 or 150,000 to secure the border.

because of the open border policies of the biden administration. this is a day late and tens of thousands of soldiers too few. >> absolutely. and first of all, there would not be need to send 1500 troops to the border had the president kept title 42 in place. so the fact that they're sending the troops to the border is the president's way of admitting this is going to be a real mess, and we're going to now have to make up for not reinstating title 42. it's almost like you see that it's a problem, you're trying to fix the band-aid, and it's the obviously not going to be enough as abbott just said. >> and abbott's right when he says, you know, i don't want troops at the border. i don't care how many there are, i know what heir going to be doing, heir going to be doing humanitarian work and setting up encampments and marching people to their immigration lawyer so that they can come into the country this way. this is why we know mayorkas is lying when he says there are orderly pathways into the country. everyone knows the easiest way to get into the country is this

way, is the illegal way, because we have these lawyers that are down there, and we have our asylum system that's being taken advantage of. with we know the easiest way is to just come in, claim asylum, get yourself a lawyer, they release them in the country. the whole system is set up to fail, and when he says there's an orderly way to get into the country, that's for suckers. >> kyrsten sinema, the arizona senator, basically says that the biden administration didn't prepare for title 42 to end. ooh, you think? watch. >> the biden administration had two years to prepare for this and did not do so, and our state is going to bear the brunt. and migrants will be in crisis as soon as next week. it will be a humanitarian crisis a because we are not prepared. >> i mean, top democrats, lisa, telling people not to worry is kind of like saying kamala harris is this charge of the root of the problem, don't you worry. she'll get you an answer

sometime maybe in the next century. >> yeah. i care more about my american people than i do about the migrants, to be perfectly honest. senator bob menendez said we shouldn't be militarizing the border with 1500 troops. that's exactly what we should be doing. this is our country. we're supposed to be a sovereign nation. we're supposed to be in charge of our borders, but we're not. and now we have one of the last enforcement mechanisms which is going to expire because joe biden got rid of everything else. what did he do when he first took office, halting deportations, getting rid of remain in mexico, not wanting to build a wall. and the border chief tweeted in one week alone we have 55,000 world wither apprehensions, 18,700 getaways, they're allowing it to happen, and something like 138 pounds of fentanyl when just the inof a pencil is enough to kill someone. they want this. we know nothing's going to the change until we get joe biden out of office. you've got to get a republican in there or it's never going to

the change. they don't care, they want this. >> and the fact that they're still trying to sell the border as being under control, it's a lie and a slap in the face of the american people and also of the american taxpayers. >> and it's like what tom said yesterday about title -- 42, the reason we want of the border is not because of covid, it's because we're a country and you kind of have to have, like, a border and you have to kind of choose who you let in and who you don't let in. and, you know, we get these lectures from these same people who are going through the border about, like, democracy and rule of law and stuff like that. well, if you don't hike the laws that are -- like the laws that are in place regarding our border, then go and change the laws. elect enough people to congress to change the laws. but they don't want to do that because they know it's wildly unpopular -- or they tell us that ukrainians have a right to defend their border but we don't, i guess. all right, straight ahead, a passenger wanted to fly to

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "big sun show." talk about a travel mishap, a frontier airlines passenger had a surprise in the sky when she mistakenly boarded the wrong flight. she thought she was flying to the jacksonville, florida, but the flight attendant inform her she was bound for jamaica, 900 miles away from her original destination and without a passport. so she gets on the ground there and she's like shar will the -- charlie in the -- and the mta, she can't leave the airport, and she needs help getting back in. i mean, can you match that with -- mine, have you ever had a travel nightmare -- >> no, but i learned from this, and and they said that the authorities said you are in a different country, but if you stay the on the airplane, you're technically on u.s. soil. let that be a lesson to you -- >> but she wasn't on the airplane. >> it said she stayed on the

airplane, they waited, and that's why she was able to get back. if she'd gotten off the plane, she would have been in trouble. if you ever wind up in a hostile country, fasten that seat belt and order a drink. [laughter] because if you're on -- you're on u.s. soil if you're on the runway. >> can you imagine, like, the service if you're the only person on plane and there's nobody else on the plane? i mean, you don't have to argue over the armrest -- >> i don't think they run the a/c for you. >> they only gave her $600. that would make me -- but see, like, every time you fly is a travel mishap. like nothing works anymore. i fly almost every week, and ever time i get irritated because the flights never take off on time, and people are so rude. like, you always met the people off in front of you out first and then you go. and you've got people behind you trying to make their way through, people recline their seat, i get really irritated -- >> i was thinking silver lining

here was that she still escape philadelphia without getting killed. [laughter] but then they made her go back to the philadelphia so that she could then get on a different flight to go back to jacksonville. >> this is what the beverage cart is for on the airplane, for the record. ask saw -- >> to drink out of it or -- >> no, just park it right next to my seat, please. >> i don't know how this happens, because they have -- >> they have the bar code. i just flew frontier, and i id did have to enter the bar code for me and all of my kids, there's so many, and we all got on the plane, and we went to our original destination. i don't understand how the ticket agent was like, oh, is your name so and so, oh, yeah, you're going there, she present her boarding pass and still ended up in jamaica. >> who dose to the bathroom while you're waiting to -- >> oh, i do. i always have to have an aisle seat because one time i was in the middle seat and the guy next to him was sleeping, and i couldn't wake him up. he didn't speak english, i

couldn't communicate, i had to get a flight attendant to get one of his family members to wake him up, i was two seconds away from literally peeing my pants on a flight, so i was, like, never again g. >> who wants to pee on a plane? >> you have to, nature calls, julie. >> charlie and i, no problem on the plane -- >> although it is weird. have you -- [inaudible conversations] >> you gotta go, you got that go. >> airplanes still have, like, the little cigarette thing in the bathroom? it's, like, when did you build this plane? >> i know. i was on a plane not that long ago, and it said insert razor blades here like you're going to be shaving, and i said, yes, where is this plane from? [laughter] >> so the airline apologized -- >> a public statement, i don't know if they actually apologized to the lady. they're probably just covering their tails, so they put out an apology. that $600 voucher, by the way, is onlied good for a year --

only good for a year. i expect a year free of flying. >> oh, i have to hang out in ya jamaica and you could actually enjoy it, but to -- >> if the beverage cart was tucked away at that point -- >> julie only cares about the beverage cart. manager tells me even on a good flight -- >> i carry a beverage cart everywhere i go. check out the green room. >> you are a beverage cart. >> not seeing anything wrong with that. >> cheers. [laughter] ♪ ♪ try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv ♪ ♪ - why are these so bad? - if i would've used kayak to book our car, we could have saved on our trip instead of during our trip.

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stay away from me. moving on, all american >> moment rights activist riley gaines is urging female athletes everywhere to boycott competing against ben. here's what she had to say. >> unfortunately unless we have more women willing to boycott. we have girls to the whistle blows and they don't run, they don't slam, the stand up on the block and they don't go. it is unfortunate of course to ask women to make that sacrifice. because these are their sports and should be entitled to play. practice not just unpaired's denial of the truth your boy you are a boy if you are a girl you are a girl's basic biology is a basic truth you need to get right as a society regards i'll think everybody's been talking about this week. but i'm going to talk about it involves what my favorite hobbies. australian woman who got lost and they forced tobias out white and lollipops for friday's.

[laughter] got me thinking this is a genius my kids will never finally forgot my car stuck in mud with white in my truck she does not even drink his reset paper to give some white in her trunk good for you. that's when you do for us but we're going to see you next week and the fox report with jon stott starts right now. enjoy the rest of your sunday everybody. ♪