square off in west battle made a big shot of tatties junior and juan soto lead the padres against mookie betts, freddie freeman and the dodgers, or alex bregman and the astros take on the white sox. it's baseball night in america saturday at 7:00 eastern on fox . >> hello and welcome to fox news tonight. i'm kelly mcinerney. as we come to yoo you,u this friday, s in we are learning that t president biden's reelection campaign is in total disarray. according to politico, anxiety is mounting among some democrats. apparently, the bide thn campaign ,well, they don't have. a headquarters. staffers, full time no finance director .nu and the political team isn'tmber even toutings s caus their fundg numbers. and it's causing donors pan to panic.

that's right. complete total chaos. h president biden, he lovesing to tell us to watch him and i can say, watch me, watch me.ll c >> all i can say, i think people have to just watch me, watch me, watch me. >> and my honest to god, that's all i think. ve bee watch me.s from vem like the lame duck. just watch me. just watch me. i've been saying this ine. the very beginning. watch me , mr. president . watch me.. watch me.t watc just watch me. >> just watch. we's a little creepy. ll, right?have seen i think so. well, we have watched you , president biden. and what, we have seen is chao, chaos on america's crime ridden streets. chaos has regional banks collapse and chaos at the southern border with record setting illegal immigration numbers, but have no fea.r. no the new york times reports that the border is , quote, busy but nomsnbc wet chaotic. and msnbc, they wentaoti with crowded but not chaoticc..n

do these images look busy to you? safe , orderly and humane,t as my workers told us , kinde f, of like the blm riots, which you will remember were fiery, but mostly peaceful, accordingb the liberal media. and then there's biden's moss t tragic example of chaos. look a afghanistan now in the hands of the taliban. look at the videos on your screen. you'll remember biden'you remes shameful handling of our withdrawal, 13 americacan heroes lost their lives at the kabul airport this is what it looked like. but joe biden had promised wel everythingl. was going to go well. >> the taliban is noly -t this.n the north vietnamese army. remol they're not and they're note is remotely comparable in terms of capability. there's going to be nocircumse circumstance. bassy of you're going to see people t being lifted off the roof of a embassy of the united states from afghanistan. >> it is not at all comfortable and is intel community. d

remember, they warned him. and now chaos has infiltrated. biden's reelection campaign. let the dem freakout commence, read politico playbook this morning. according to the publication, it's more than jus thacampaignt a campaign infrastructure. democrats are, quote, concernerd the president's team might be a touch overconfident about a biden trump rematch. interesting. they mustpo have seen the dire poll numbers from "the washington post" showing both trump and desantis trouncin g biden by seven points. can see those graphs here. he wl and while both trump and desantis will be on the trail with huge iowa rallies doi on saturday, i'll be watching. i what will bidengn be doing s sleeping that same washingtonva post abc poll found, quote,l biden's approval ratingy firs is numerically the lowest on record for ant-y first term president . a year and a half from the next tol presidential election,that and polling dating all the way back to harry truman and come as a surprise to no one , ficause we all see the chaos.

thankfully, there are many put smart candidates in the republican field running to put an end to biden's chaos.n vidic ramaswamy, he is oned to e of them and he joins us now.howr >> welcome , vivec.to see good to see you . how are you ? i good to see you .ou i'm doing well. know you have an ambitious plann ambitious already know how you feel about biden. so let's let's put that aside. you have an ambitiou being nt ts plan. you want to raise the votingd age to twenty five , with a fews exceptions, servint g te the military, being a first responder, passing a test, uld passthe same one an immigrad pass . but that would mean changingtutn the constitutiont.. >> the twenty sixth amendment. that's a tall order.e in how would you do that? yes. ig so i'm here in iowa i on the campaign trail last night at a bigeile speech here, i unveiled my support for a constitutional amendmentvic whose goal is to revive civic duty in this country. that is that's something that tf generation lacks, 16% genze,e pu less than that, said that they're proud to be american. and in fact,e we have a twentyhave five percent recruitment deficit in the military. i think we havo e to thinkth bi. . t and so what i'm saying is thatty constitutional amendment would

raise the voting age you c to ty five , but still say you canithe absolutely vote at the age o of 18 if you either serve the country, either in militaryr police or some first responder role for six months, or at the very least pass theer same civics test about the constitution. immigrthat every immigrant hasis to pass in order to become a voting citizen.18-yea and i will stand by and wait i thwhy we should say that an 18 year old should not know some basic facts about idenconstitution before voting. but i think we're going to have to be ambitious to revive our national identity. ext generatiand actually pass oy to the next generation. m that is whatissi things campaign is all about, is reviving that missing national identity in our country. >>ity part you i agree with you on the national identity part, reviving that in our country. pn politico, however, they werer out with some reporting about your team, your campaign team.n they said most of the team has not been for this. a campaign adviserte who was granted anonymity to discuss internal conversations said , you noted there have beenions some vehement objections from some in the circle. you

my curiosity is , how do you sell this to genze? way in genze showed up in a pretty big way in the midterms. on are motivated by onthis? how do you sell something like e this? ess you know, i want to take away your right to vote until you're twenty five . unless you do these three things. so, look, i think thatof the p actually a funny thing happened after the speech last night. z all of the people who arlie olde tells me that genze won't like it. whateople i see among young pee in this country is thate they're hungry for a cause. ic they're hungry for purpose and identity. and if we can fillhe that with american civic identity, they actually responded those younl to that. actu those are young conservatives, of course, but i think it's true across thisf countrwe them y that actually y people, if wanswe can give them a sense of purpose and meaning ,answer what it means to be anri american. that's better than the wokell s th. poison otherwise fills, you're the void. and one of the things about my campaign, you're right, man y donors actually advise me not to roll this out. after politico began reporting that i was going to give this speech, i was called brown mussolini on social mediab

by the left today. i'm going to put all that jus to one side. i thingk what it means to be a real leader is not just telling people what they want to hear all the time. for i think too many politicians do that. this is something that i believe is the right thing for our country. like ronald reagan.emen rebelieve ints persuasion and it's going to be one of the elements of reviving our national identity that this campaign is al therabout. vivec, i want to get this in quickly. there is some "new york post" was g out and they they reported that there wasrtmt a document that was circulated among the department of homeland security. it talked abou t pro-life momson as radicalization suspects. memos an internal on january. twenty ninth, 2020 one .s now, i want to point out, dhs says this document was created before biden came in,never apparently by a contractor, and they did away with iant. ths and it was never an official product. but the reason i bring it upe ce even with those caveats, is we've seen the radical traditional ization of catholics memo by the fbith targeting catholics. we remember the doe doj ordeal,m school parents that wereis s

painted as violent extremists, as they stood up forto poi their children. what is it about? and i want t to poinhaoct ouumer document allegedly created during the trump years by ae to contractor thibiggers speaks too to a bigger problem. and it is thu wae deepnt state u is to your point, you wantl se to clean up some of those civilh thrvants that exist in the trump administration and the biden administration and threw out severaalons. l administrations. >> dhristio you think that'san s going on here with the targeting of christiant iss? >> that's absolutely what's going on . po have a corrupa corrupt administrative police state that has become so politicized you cannot reforu t. m that caylee. . and this is where i differ fromn president trump or build on what he did. we hav e to go further and shut it down, starting with the fbi,a which i've said i would shute so down these agencies that should not have existed or have become so corruptcorrupt, canno. you cannot reform themdown top down. you actually have to shut it and down i. and i believe i'm on solid constitutional footing if i'm elected as the nex nte president of the united states to actually do it. >> so that pri day, one priority is fantastic. vivek, thank you .g many joe biden is facin o g many other

hurdles besides the border going into 2020 four . will cain is a co-host on fox and friends weekend and he will host this show all next toc week. joins i'm so excited for you .it he's thought a lot about this topic and he joins now. r repu it's funny because i listed out what i thought were the top hurdles for republicans compa and then i saw yours for biden.e so share.d some of them with ush we can compare notes over here.o yeah. some of the biggest hurdless fis i would expect could be in front of joe biden is , first of all, the changing natureney of this election versus 2020. most people are putting their smart money on a rematchn. from 2020. be donald trump versus joe biden. ' well, it may be a rematch iny ve names, carly, but not ins fo dynamics. i don't think anybody vote forb joe biden. nobody voted forto joe biden inn 2020, meanind sag nobody went in the ballot box and said, yeah, o for ve this guy. he's given me a lot to root for over his years and years and years. in washington, dc. exten i think instead what most people did to the extent that20 we can trust the results of the election in 2020 is theyd voted for or against donald aga trump . >> he was the dominant personality. he was the persoonalhe person we

the voter turnout. it'll be different this time. biden because joe biden will had on four years in office. they will have something had to vote on . quick story on fox and friends. we had a voter focus groupi th panel. many of them were democrats.ou and i waghrs shocked because i thought everybody has their opinion already made. it's crystalize. you're proo or or anti trump. ih and that wasn't the case.heir vt several democrats said they would switch their vote to trump. >> why? o becauson e of their opinion of biden. my point is he doesn't get tome be nothing this time.rendum he's something, and this time o it will be a referendum. on joe biden.n my >> so i totally agree. but what's interesting is ont he my list of where republicans are going to have troublg e wate the converse, which is thatffic. he's going to try to hide in o the basement, except this timep it will be the oval office.will and the same way when i wasoke on the trump campaign, we tried to smoke them out of the basement. we're going to have to smoke stt him out of the oval. he's going to try not to be youl he's going to try the same strategy. a >> do you think it's feasible?ee no, because i think what he'll a have at that point is three and a half yearsfootba, three yr

of tape. it's lik oe a professionalppon football or basketballenn game >> your opponents on tape.e hi i can see him stumbling up the stairs of air force one . i can see him making his verbals mistakes. but more importantly, in those c honestly small issues aree the the policy he's passed. and i can see the footage at the border. i can see the fentanyl deaths. i can sen crime.cte a rise in cc i can see the effect of joe biden good luck hiding in the basement from that tape. >> yeah, goowilld point. b will cain, i will be watching all next week. you are phenomenal. >> tha watching when you fill any hour on fox news channel batard next. we've done a great job this.t ea week. thank you , kelly .sy t u thank you very much.aree >> well, it's not easy to keep up with karine jean-pierre, butt we try to do it here every night. there's a lot of spin,bo especially aboutrder. the bordec and by the way, joe concha toldf me not a single fact checkp, of ap from politifact this year. amazing. every day there's a newng narrative that few journalists in the briefing room seem willing to debunk. here'sto debunk an corrine's la. >> the claims that cbp, cbp,encn is allowing and or encouraging mass release of migrantsse

wha is just categorically false. that is not what's occurring. eg >> that is not what'sd into happening. well, not only are migrants the beinthey ag mass released into the country, they're getting government issued cell phones, too. n bill meluzin,th by the way, he had footagell showing some of thosether mass releases by the administration, claims these cell phone s are there to track migrants. but some migrants told an independent journalist, hailer hansen, that their notices to appear were for the year. ngt 2020 seven . sure, that's going to work.why o whuly would any of them bother to show up to court four years from now? rebecca branon is an journal independent photojournalist who is at the border in brownsville, texas. whincca, what do you see down there in brownsville? hi, kelly . well, it's not a goodhundre situation. i'm here in brownsville, as youa said , and hundreds of migrants have been released eacy.verywhen they are everywhere in for the streets. i have seen them sleeping in wis the streets asking for money. i even witnessed them showering behind a gas station where

they were primarily concentrated by the bus station. happg desp these mass releaseshi are happening despite whatte say the white house is saying. . and i'd like to explain a little bit how it's happening for folks that don't know they are. you know, they breached border patrol and their process anbasically giving their name,wr their country of origin, and thenthey a release onto a bs where they are then brought in to brownsville. l and given those papers, order of release, where you have seen on social media those court dates that show they don't haven to appear as far as outes. to twenty, twenty seven and then receive those government issued phones and then a smallne whernd part of processing where they have to then get their their travel there, either gtheir bus or the plane where they want to go. and basically then they are whe just frerevehee to go wherever.i and a lot of them have remaineds here in town , like i said, behind the gas station. nany are just everywhere i agaistreets. >> a humanitarian crisis, rebecca, but we're told overerl. and over again it's safe , it's' orderly, it's humane. those images, those tents ord i'm looking at, that's not

orderly, humane to migrants, o michildren, died in custody today. us custody, i mean, is whaterlya humare saying, is it safe , orderly and humane? > i am i'm not seeing any on you know, i think and after speaking with some of the migrants trying to understana d why they're here ,a lot of them, i think, have this false idea of whatexperi to expect here. so i , i it's been a learning experience for me. they are they have this wronglae impression right. ourand i do blame our our government. .they yeah.d they there's just there's so mucheled going on and they've traveled two months. i've spoken to some of them that have to say, i can't heareu that. e seen i think we were. we're out of time here, rebecca. but i understand you've seen some chinese nationals crazy. thank you so much for joiningteu us today. jningwe really appreciate it. marine veteran daniel pennye vea turned himself into authorities in new york city today. charf acing charges in connection to the death jordandl

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the streets of new york. but instead of dealing with them, soros backed alvin bragg prosecutes residents who defend themselves . marine veteran daniel penny is now in bragg's crosshairs. he turned himself in this morning after the city filed manslaughter charges against him for his role in the death of jordan. neil, looking at those images now, what was his crime? according to the neilly family, penny was too selfish. >> so should daniel pinny be charged with manslaughter? absolutely, because he acted with indifference. he didn't care about george . he cared about self. and we can't let that stand. that's not who we are. that's not who we want to be. >> guy lewis is a criminal defense attorney and a former us attorney. he joins me now. guy, as you know, you're an attorney . you must match the facts to the law in order to sustain and to get a conviction in this case. i have the statute here for manslaughter in the second degree and there are

two elements that must be satisfied. one has to be proof that you killed the individual. and two, you did so recklessly. and there are many sub elements . the reckless part of that one stood out to me. it says is when the risk is of such a nature and degree that disregard that constitutes a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person, reasonable person would observe in that situation. well, there are a lot of witnesses there. so i would think this depends very heavily on witness testimony and what they saw. >> your thoughts? that's exactly right. let me quickly set the stage. man starts basically going berserk on a subway, someone who's had a long and storied history of striking women, breaking people's noses, hitting men , attacking people. he starts screaming and yelling that he's going to kill someone. the witness says that penny stood up and took the man down and held him along with two

others, by the way, right. until they got to the next stop. in order for the police to intervene. >> that's exactly right. you know, those are the facts. and in many ways, it doesn't seem to match the law here. hopefully, he gets a fair jury trial. but i worry because we are in alvin bragg's jurisdiction. let's review alvin bragg and his history guy. alvin bragg is the guy who brought never before brought charges against a former president . fact "new york times" surveyed law experts who strongly suggested state prosecutors have never before filed an election law case for a federal campaign. this is the guy who takes a bodega clerk who lawfully self defended himself and throws him in. rikers had to drop the case under public pressure. i mean, is this politically motivated because it didn't even go to a grand jury here? >> i got to tell you , kelly , when i was u.s. attorney , that's exactly the opposite. we decided cases based on the facts and the law. that's politics and all this

left. and we didn't care if you were. we made the decision based on the facts and the law. the opposite of what bragg's done here. shame on him. and i think a jury is going to look at this, see right through him and get about a 15 minute not guilty verdict. >> wow. 15 minutes. that would be quick. guy lewis, thank you very much. it seems there's a new standard of justice in america. criminals are excused for their crimes and they roam around free. i see him left and right here in new york , honest, law abiding americans who engage in self defense. they are punished. how do we get here? jack carr is a former navy seal. he's also the author of a brand new book, only the dead. you know, jack , as a former navy seal, we know daniel penny. he was a navy veteran. how do you assess his actions? >> well, i think it's indicative of a larger issue, and that's the weaponization of the justice system. and we've seen it at what i would call the strategic level, meaning up here, you've seen it with federal law enforcement. we've seen it recently with the

central intelligence agency with over 50 intelligence officials signing a letter to essentially diffuse a situation that was embarrassing to the establishment candidates campaign. we can go back to the church hearings and the public hearings in the 70s that exposed a serious overreach by the central intelligence agency in particular. but then we go down to the tactical level and we go down to cities like los angeles, san francisco, baltimore, chicago, new york , where you have days that are not prosecuting violent criminals who they go out, commit a violent crime, get arrested and they're back on the street sometimes within hours, sometimes within days. but they're back over and over and over again. and eventually and i'm not saying that's what happened in this case right here, but eventually those repeat criminals are going to terrorize, threaten to assault the wrong person. that's all a person who is very comfortable with violence. >> and it's not going to end well for them. jack , daniel , penny, obviously, he's getting a lot of criticism, is a big case

ahead of him. they say that this individual dropped his coat, yelling wildly that he's not afraid to die. many of the other passengers felt like he was a threat. some passengers even thanked daniel penni after then some additional footage leaks and it shows daniel penny and his fellow passengers tried to prop up mr. neely in a recovery position. is this an appropriate course of action? you've restrained the individual. you're trying to put him in a recovery position. just explain from a tactical standpoint what is going on with that type of language. >> well, first off, you're on a moving train under the ground, trapped in a compartment with someone who is threatening, throwing garbage, threatening to kill people, whatever it might be . and you can sit there as long as you can possibly take it. but it's very hard to retreat in a situation like that. and what it comes down to it, you're defending most precious of gifts, the gift of life and so for someone to take action, if if you were on that train or someone else was

on that train, a loved one is on that train, i would hope there would be somebody there who could help before the situation deteriorates even further. but there were multiple passengers that i saw that also tried to restrain this individual and there was also to say nothing of the 30 plus other people who have been killed on subways recently that we don't hear about for some reason, we are hearing about this one . and that right there is the weaponization of law enforcement, the justice system . and we'll see we'll see how it turns out. but with all those witnesses on there and people coming up to thank him after the act, we'll we'll see how it turns out. but it always comes down to feeling threatened and protecting that gift of life, no doubt about it. >> no doubt about it. and i understand you have a new book coming out. you have a lot of successful books, but you just tell us quickly, only the dead. what's it about? well, it's interesting on this one , considering tonight's topic, that is a novel of truth and consequences, considering that consequences and accountability are absent

from most all levels of american society right now. particularly when it comes to elected politicians and some of the criminals being protected out there as well as we're seeing across the board here. but truth or consequences is what's the theme of this latest novel? only dead? >> well, i cannot wait to check it out, jack . ha, thank you very much. title forty two . it's officially expired. monica de la cruz is a republican congresswoman who represents a border district. thousands of migrants are waiting to enter her district as we speak. >> we talk to our next. it's really been a gift having mom live with us. but as a nurse, my training told me she needed more help than i could provide. so i connected with the place for mom. my senior living adviser understood our unique situation . she quickly recommended communities and set up tours, a place her mom helped us get

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actually pretty interesting coupuscrede a couple of days ago around sacred heart churchdo is where we're currently at. they're onlyzese about a couple dozen process and release migrants. but now, after ended forty two a i was i was on the border lastnt night and there was about a thousand people who are here illegally cross. and we're waitinthosave since gd processed. and so those people have since been let in proces sagain, and released in there.d now the campas aroun id sacred heart has grown again, not i fir as bad as it was last fridayit when i first got here, but it>> has increased substantially from earlier thi, ans week, jul. >> and people may rememberf you . you had that viral video in elen paso. you've done a lot of reportingin there. and it was a before after of streets in utter chaos, cleaned astroturf, total stunt a st before the president tri of the united states made his one and only trip down to theth border. is that right? . is thayeah, that's correct.y, and , you know, obviously, he's not going to comewi back down here. well, everything's goingre kindr

of going haywire. but i will say the el thapat of the saving graces for the elnale paso sector has been operation lone stastarr with the texas national guardsmen and dps.>> ys they have done great jobent di securing the border here. >> yes i, they have. it'd be nice if the president did that job instead of anearly governor . but, hey, big wishes. all right. imposformat thank you .io julio. it's nearln comiy impossible tot any information comingng from this administration about the border. the media, well, they aren't tter.te houseany better.s sh yesterday at the white house a press briefing, activist april ryan ., sham yes, she's an activist, noeftul a journalist. she's shamefully on doubling dr on a debunked conspiracy theory . dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. it was so bad he had to fact check her.t chec >> the southern border is not just mexican asians. it's africans, as we've seen,ave particularly with that issue, with the haitians being whipped- with the rains or the forces. but what is there? tion

well, let me just correct w you right there, because actually the investigation. concluded that the whipping did not occur. the i'm sorry. i thought differently. they were whipped with something from a horse range from a horse. i maybe the the video or the picture was fixed, but what i saw was totally different. i'm sorry. i'm going to leave you as a corrected. >> well, let me just fact check you there. my work is let mhe firste correi you were amongnv the first int to demonize your own border patrol. >> the investigation into whatod occurred has not yet concluded. we know that those imagesoing painfully conjured up the worstn elements of our nation'sst ongoing battle against systemic racism. >> in your boss, joe biden, he>> did it, too, to see people treat it like they did horsesit running him over, people beingl. strapped. it's outrageous. i promise you , thos t e people will pay. >> well, that was all a lie. and those comments from

my caucus and from biden came after my caucus had received this email from one of his own deputies. t the email contained an interview with the photographer who took those photos that alleged the whippingden and started the conspiracy theory. this individual refuted biden in my circus's narrative. this was a quote from the photographer. i've never seen them whipr se anyone. he was swingineng, but it can yu be misconstrued when you're looking at the pictur e. ar so do you read your emails?n mayorkas, did you share this with biden before he spoke ordet did you guys choose to attack border patrol? despite the facts, monic a de laa cruz is a member of congress cos who represents a border district in texas. welcome , congresswoma. yon. you know, you're on the rio grande and the rio grandexas, valley. ou seein you're mcallen, texas, part andw of your district. what areha you seeinu heg thereo on the ground? >> wha>> it are you hearing from constituents? will i be today with a border patrol and agents and chiefs at

camp monument in brownsville, now, you havether to understand that the rio grande valley sector, whicsth is the southernmost tip of texas, has historically been the number one sector for illegal immigration. righd t now. recently, it has moved to el paso because the history of this area, border patrol beents have had to put in systems that have been able to bring people through the process in an efficienk mat and quick manner.at. i'm very proud of the agents todaple done just that today. we saw people movingorki quicklg out of here, working with dps, working with the state, workinga with the national guard. it has been wonderful.proud ofge the worknts an that they are do and i'm very proud of the agents and what they are. sacrific ce right now. >> congresswoman, lost in all tl of this. s when democrats talk about the border, we hear him talk about compassion. but this is not compassion. these images that we are thad in seeing, we learned today that

a child in florida, 17 year old young man, died in the custody of biden's health and humanno services in us custody. first time o it's happened in years. we know that. 60% of young people crossing gets trafficked whene they're captured by cartels. appalling things't. >> the left, they don't seem to have much compassion on this issue. not at all. this is inhumane. just think about the journey, wr that these women and children have had to take wheren they have been, human trafficked trafficked by the cartel, taking advantage of exploited jus st to get to or border down here in south young texas, you speak to the ranchers and they find children as young as two and three years old, abandoned on our ranch lands. >> there. >> don't they don't speak that the language. they don't have their parents aroundts are g. ministra it is a horrific situation that these migrants are goingpolicy

>>rough. and the biden administration has allowed this with their ou open borders policy, no doubt about it. a >> and congresswoman, you are partll of the solution because you joined all of your republican colleagues this weekn . you passed a bill to codify some of the trump era immigration policies. were you surprised when notpassn a single democrat join you in passing that legislation? >> you know what? the democrats continuein to surprise me whestn they voter against good policy, suchch a as securing our border, suchs as keeping biological men oute t of women's sports . they show their true colors inhe their votes. ha we here on the border, we heremi on the border know thatl the biden administration has failed us .e >> they failed bordeof andr patl agents, the state of texas, and most of all, they have failed the american people. soo >> congresswoman monica de la cruz, thank you for beingm to a part. the solution. celebrities seem to spen actd la and less time actually entertaining us these days. they never entertain m

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history is being rewritten. the supreme court is being hosta corrupted. >> the debt ceiling is beingnd held hostage. the climate is changing. the lgbtq community, lgbt plus a community is under attack. we livt e on a planet where thee is more than enough wrong for to keep you busy trying to make things right for the rest of your natural life. wow. >> really aspirational. uplifting there. oprah, she is to give her audience cars. now she's giving her audience a woke sermon. >> tommy larin is the hosts here of tommy larin is fearless. jimmy thalia. he sparkles this evening, host of fox across america. they both are in studio. ou hey, now, you know, jimmy , i did not have on my bingo card, you beingkli -- the sparklehorse one in the room tonight. you made a fashion intervention . i feel lik te you just jumped ot of the gate. i need to be clear .s li i do dresske like an overweight figure skater. it buys meguy' the support of the audience. i love this guy's routine. he's going to do a triple. what's that oprah speech was the greatest buzzkill inl the history of graduation speeches. the hii mean, imagine this liked

self-ae a college kid broke. you don't have a job and some celebrity who doesn't have the self-awarenessz -- to realia the ridiculousness of a billionaire flying in on a flying i private jet to yell at t you about climate change. right. like go read the room, oprah. like, does she go to a starving. village and lecture them about the dangers of obesity? unlike it's not an option. do you understand? i mean, half these kids probably like pre game for thiss and they don't show up. they're like, whatn? t where am i ? he also did this in tennessee, which i am a residente of tennessee. so i don't know how well it went over. but we know thatcati collegeon.c more is not about education,t we it's about activism and just what we need are more activists in society. we look around, we haved we a worker shortage, we have low test scores. and we think what weng really need on the streets are more activists caring about climate change and abortion. hch and that's what oprah wantedng to preach. ist i think it's reall ay a missed opportunity. imagine being one of those right students looking at a woman that's one of the most successful women in television. right. billionaire and she's lecturing

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of closing that huge, but itw bu was instant. i felt that right away. i know, but it wasn't this. yoo >> it was your faith. it drives me to tears. to jonathan rumi, the star as and the chosen. he joins us now. jonathan , today is a very special day for you . it's the five year anniversary of the day that changed your life forever. >> telngl us abouted it. that's right. well, thank you for having me. here, carroll. it's an honor. thank y i first of all, just got to say that this show has a really good vibe. >> mm-hmm. sh mm-hmm. it's an inside joke and woulde - seem today's a special day. absolutely. because five years ago today,s a i was literally in a pit and got sort of lent a handbrouh and brought me out of the pit. . >> i was broke.gh i was in debt. i had enough food for the day to the last day. and i literally was as a result

of having been struggling for t the previous, oh, 15 to7 17 years, prior, trying to make it as an actor. i literally surrendered my entire life, my career, everything that i hadg thati ha and didn't have over to god. and that day he he blessed me with a bit of a massive financial miracle, changedrever. my relationship with him completely and forever. reand then three months later, the chosen came into my life. and everything's been differentf erensince. s to t sohe today's five years to the day that that actually happened . >> your salvation story. beautiful. oh, my gosh.l. gosh. jonathan , what is it likeo to play ?ay how do you even get yourself je? to that? getpoint in?? >> your depiction is so beautiful. thank you .so you know, it's it's surreal.l. it's humbling. min it's kind of mind boggling.. but for me, when i look back att all of the the moments in my life at that god sort

of gave me these little these little tastes of playing this a character, i realized that fromo the time i was a kid, from the time i was about 11 years old, this, i think was sort me. of ordained for me. >> i was moved so moved by a mini series that used to run r on television called jesus of nazareth, that as an 11 year old, i , after watching this the crucifixion, i basicalle y built my ownbuil crucifix processed aroundbackyad my backyard, doing my own sort of way of the cross and up n right through the hammer, the nails in the hands and thend feet painted the blood and reenacted the crucifixion as a kid. so i guess it was god saw something before i ever did. >> you know, my next question was going to be, have you contemplated the passion scene? i know you theree. several the seasons to come, but sounds like you've been contemplating it since you were a child. >>n scd sounds yeah, i've i've w trial runs at i also used to direct and produce a passion play in my local church in lospo

angeles for a few years.play and it's something that i've a i've meditated on a lot, butn' i haven't in the last couple of years, only because we've focu the chosenbecause we've on on the day to day life in the ministry of leading up to the pathing death, passion,' death, resurrection and possiblyministry the ascens on earth. >> so we haven't quite got there yet. so i've been trying to figure gt out how to tackle just thingsn like the sermon on the mount, walking on waterd walk, feeding of the five thousand. that's that's kept me prettybust busy. e to but pretty soon we're going to have to start changing gears and start thinking about these t sort of things that i think a lot people will be a little bit reluctant to kind of dove into. but it's r the reality of our salvation. >> absolutely. it's the chosen tve re.al and then you played lonnie frisbee and revolution, which is a success. a hi jonathan , you've changed many, many, many lives through your jn

is using you . and it's amazing to see in anlie honor and honor to have you . thank you so much. glory to god. thank you , kelly . god . >> yes.god, well, thank you for watchingayl, fox news tonight. it has been a wonderful week wat with you all. i hope you will check out my new book, serenity in the storm, living through chaos by leaning on . what an incredible, incredible interview that was with jonathan roomi. all right.h over to you, sean . and welcome to the special hanny edition of "hannity". >> the biden family scandals. . tonight for the hour, we will explore every dark corner disgraxplore every dark corner of disgrace, allegations of influencece peddling, public corruption, bribery, money laundering, tax evasion, gund ta crimes, drug crimes,, and a four year old little girl that no one in the entire family wants to claim. and make o mistake,e, the bideng woulird be great on an episode of the jerry springer show. but they are