joey: hello, i'm joey jones. welcome to the big sunday show. illegal immigrants become wedding crashers. engaged companies set to say "i do" are in a tailspin trying to find a place for their guests to stay. one hotel has abruptly cancelled

the bookings for several dozen rooms. dozens of people. one couple from florida saying the cancelled room reservations couldr could cost them $20,000 as they try to find room revocations for their guests. they said it's upsetting how they are treating the american people. i agree with that. i think it's insane. i know you were married not too long ago. one of these couples had people flying in from all over the world. people from more exotic places. but how would you deal with this? this is not a trivial thing. tomi: this is the greatest" nation in the world. if this happened to me i would

be livid. i'm already livid for the american people dealing with this. this isn't just wedding couples, this will be in every city, every town, every suburb. you can't have 6.5 million people coming in, 80,000 in one week. they have to go somewhere. make no mistake, this will be catastrophic and it will affect communities that are underserved. a lot of these illegals will be there and sucking off those resources that were limited to begin with. but you get what you vote for. i hope the liberal cities know what they are in for. joey: this is a state and a city far away from the border. he has been tough on the government saying new york city

needs more help. now he's busing them upstate and ruining people's weddings. two different couples here. what are the politics involved and how can you call yourself a sanctuary city if you are busing people out of your city. kat: this is not the first time we have had this issue. it's the first time it seems to have disrupted somebody's wedding. the story of the migrants partying in the hotel rooms and not inviting me. the way they were destroying some of the rooms, at least some of them are. i'm not angry at the migrants, the issue is the welfare state that you offers these incentives. we are encouraging people to come here by giving them these sorts of things. if you wanted a free hotel room,

who wouldn't do that, especially if you were struggling. this is why when people ridicule me for saying tax are immoral. i don't know how they can be described any other way. the hotel can make more money from the city, aka the taxpayer than they can from people coming there to celebrate their wedding. it is immoral to take money from people without their consent. joey: i love what kat is talking about. new york taxpayers. this is a corporation saying the government is going to give me more money than these rooms are worth, so i'm going to cancel this. it attacks how we handle business and how we take care of each other. this is a business that made a

commitment to two families who were going to get married there, and they are going to kick them out. guy: these were contracts that were signed. if the couples violated the contracts they would be dragged to court by this corporation sow i expect there will be and should be lawsuits in this case. if you sign a contract on the couple's side and at state says your wedding doesn't matter any more. we are going to evict your wedding guests and bring in illegal immigrants. that's a violation of the contract one of these couples said they signed. as someone got married a couple years ago and having the stress of every detail. to have this uprooted would cause people to hit the ceiling. the details are even more outrageous.

we are talking about the married couples, soon to be married couples scrambling trying to find accommodations for their loved ones and friends. there is a story at the "new york post" at least at one of these hotels there were homeless veterans being housed at that hotel who are being thrown out of that hotel to make room for illegal immigrants. i can't imagine how many people in this country look at those priorities and say that's good. what a disgrace. joey: an administration that would find it okay to vick american veterans out of a hotel probably doesn't have a good handle on what border security is. it's a national security crisis. biden and majorkas will tell us it's white supremacy we need to be worried about. >> the most dangerous terrorists

in our homeland are white supremacists. >> it tragically is in the terrorism contest domestic violent extremism is our greatest threat right now. joey: the body count for lone wolf terrorists in this country is higher than it has been in a long time. i am for anything to help with that and have those discussions. but that's severed from our border security. we had no terrorists as of today being apprehended from afghanistan. we have had tragedies happen under lone wolf terrorists. that's a scapegoat. >> in the mid-terms biden and democrats as a whole have been able to use this ultra maga

white supremacist threat to democracy. they want the independents, the democrat and liberal voters to believe the biggest threat we have is white supremacy. you can't solve that. you can solve the border crisis. you can solve national security to an extent. you can't solve the bogeyman called white supremacy. they don't have to do anything. all they have to do is fire people. it's a talking point that's very effective. joey: white supremacy is not a good thing and i am all for attack it where it exists. in san diego. border patrol apprehended a terrorist on the watchlist at the southern border. can they not acknowledge maybe

the way we got out of afghanistan wasn't smart and now this is how it's going to hurt us. kat: they haven't acknowledged that and there hasn't been any accountability. that's what's so shameful about it. my husband served in afghanistan. he had a hard time watching that. there is no accountability. you hardly can blame joe biden. he said that because somebody told him to say that. what does that mean? what are they going to do, attack it? there are real things that could be done and need to be done with those issues. if you don't talk about them and don't acknowledge them you won't feel the pressure to do so. joey: the mainstream media is saying there is nothing to see at the border after title 42 expired. >> over the past two days the united states border patrol

experienced a 50% drop in the number of encountered versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended. it's extraordinary what we have done. joey: bill melugin is live at the border. bill, put that inin context for us. bill: in the last 48 hours or so illegal crossing have fallen off a cliff. but earlier in the week we saw the highest surge ever at our southern border. we had day after day of illegal crossing. in one week we hat 383,000 crossing. this is video of significant overcrowding in el paso. he shot this friday before there

was a decline in illegal crossing. the first room has capacity for 120 and there were 700 in it. that is a snapshot of what it was like on friday. since friday it's true, illegal crossing have slowed down. i have hardly seen anything here in brownsville. it's a multi pronged approach. we had texas come out here with troopers and barbed wire. and a lot of immigrants are going to the ports of entry. it is going to pick up again, the cartels will recalibrate and figure out what they are going to do next. you can expect the numbers to pick up again in the next week or so. a. joey: the support explodes for the marine facing criminal charges for the chokehold death

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ben: public support soaring for the marine charged in the subway death. 1.7 million dollars has jumped three quarters of a million dollars since yesterday alone. other would-be good samaritans in the future, will they come forward in the future. the "wall street journal" reporting that backlash may deter others from stepping up. writing the charges raise troubling questions about the decline of public order and the way the mentally ill have been left to fend for themselves in public places. as a 24-year-old veteran he may have felt a particular

responsibility to do so. we sometimes call such men good samaritans. tomi. $1.7 million and counting. a backlash to the other side of this argument that's been very loud. it's important to look at some of the factors at play before we decide, does this count as a good a mayor and hero, is this a criminal. the facts matter a lot. one of the key facts is you have this person with a long history of violence, including in the subways, no one in that car would have known specifically. but neeley was threatening people. he said i would kill a mother [bleep]er. i will take a bullet and go to jail, and started getting in people temperatures faces which started this whole episode.

to me that's a crucial element of welter there is any crime here at all. tomi: restarted his argumenteth yesterday. when somebody who is clearly mentally unstable on a subway threatening to kill people. he said he doesn't care if he goes back to jail, he will take a bullet. i don't know about you, but i would like to have a daniel penny on the subway with me. i wouldn't want to be in that situation feeling threatened for my life. this man is not a murderer. he answered the call that so many of our law enforcement answer on a daily basis. we have seen in the last several years a lot of our law enforcement officers had to take a step back because they are so afraid of being caught on that viral video. they are afraid their life will

be turned into a social media clip. this to me and the money raised for daniel penny goes to show the american people are sick of this. they want people like him to stand up, especially in this climate created in places like new york city. guy: having someone step up, given the situation. she is not alone. there were reportedly women in that sub ware car to went out of their way to gift statements in support of penny. thanking them for protecting him. it's horrible. someone is dead. it's hard to throw around some words like hero, though i think there were some heroic elements somewhat penny did. once the chokehold was re-leased, the eczema reason put this man into and recovery

position. he says that on the video. the four deceased takes a big breath. these are also factors that matter a lot as we try to analyze what did and did not happen and whether anything is worthy of charges. kat: that's one of the main things about it. they put in the recovery position. there were two other people involved, too. going back to what you were saying about he might not have known his record. where his record is relevant is going toward the likelihood those reports that he was threatening physical violence, were true because he has been physically violent on the subway multiple times before. if you are in new york city in the subway and pay any atension, you know there are people who have not just criminal records, but violent records being let out of jail far earlier in my

opinion than they should be. i don't have any sympathy for people who are violent. i lived in new york for 9 years now. in recent years i have felt afraid more often than i used to. you never know. is that a crazy guy? or is that a crazy guy who is going to hurt men i will be on the cost "new york post" tomorrow. if you are in that situation and you know that fear, i know a lot of new yorkers feel the same way. guy: daniel penny had that decision. here always headline in the "post" talking about conservatives basically clearing on daniel penny as a hero. there is a quote from john marshall saying he meaning penny has a long ugly history of some

media and politicians glorifying vigilante violence. there is a history of us versus them and that just guys these acts of great violence. was this an act of great violence? should the word hero be thrown around. vigilante violence is a loaded term itself. joey: people with words are violent protecting themselves against violent words. if somebody looks at me and says i'm going to kill you, i'll believe them and take action. the fact that this man jordan neely, the fact that he already assaulted people before, isn't it part of the defense that can't be calculated in penny's decision? the fact he's kraiftsy can't either. the diagnosis that i don't have

access to when you are coming at me and i need to defend myself. we have on video the final moments of the chokehold. what we don't have on video is everything that led up to that. the investigation that show there wasn't a justified need to hold the chokehold that long. i would imagine that what's going to be seen is daniel penny believed he was protecting himself from imminent danger. guy: i think that's part of the rorschach test. joey: vigilantism only you exists when there is a justice system to protect you already. that's not the case on the new york subway system. guy: tomorrow judge pirro has an

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but i think every pet owner would like to know what their pet is thinking. >> we'll do what has never been done. scan the household pet's mind. the subject wille my own dog max. he's ready. >> let's site, woof. >> i'm max, it's me, max. i would like to play ball. i like purple bird in the window. kat: artificial intelligence could make this a possibility. but is it a good idea? i thought it would be great if cheese could come back. k cheese has been with me for 13 years and he knows a lot of stuff. do you worry about that if your dog was able to communicate and

gave up all your secrets of your past behavior? guy: i feel you have no secrets left. they are all in there. i think i know what roy is thinking. he's a terrifying and for oation killer. he's generally asking me for some of my food. that's a regular one. it's not subtle. i will set next to me at the table and huff. he wants to be let out, especially if there is a bunny. i feel like i know what he's thinking. and i am not shire want to know anything beyond that. does he secretly not like me or disdain me on some level? i want to just believe what i believe and leave it like that. tomi: one of the things about pets is they can't speak to you. that's the virtue of pets over i don't know, a husband.

i tell my husband the reason i love smoky and coda so much is they can't talk back. guy: what if you found out your pets would live. >> i think all dogs are secretly liberals. maybe my animals are liberal. i would like to think not, but you never know. >> i like to say these over my husband. and the husband is relatively new. joey: we have two dogs. my dog tucker who is made for hunting. then his little brother is a frenchy named chief. if you could hear what chief is thinking, it would be complete silence. they want food and that's about

it. animals show us how simple life should be. we mess it up with our overcommunicating and over thinking and overdramatizing. we don't need them to talk to us. kat: i have a frenchy, too. i took him for a walk around the block, and he's so happy. >> he knows when we start the sentence, do you want to go for a walk. when we get to the word walk, he's shooting off the couch. >> cheese knows a lot. we talk a lot. but carl, not so much. coming up, bravery, service and sacrifice. that's next.

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tomi: welcome back to "the big sunday show." joey jones is one of the brave americans who served our country. joey tell us about "unbroken bonds of battle." joey: thank you. people asked me for years when are you going to write a book. what they mean by that is when are you going to tell your story. joey is one of many, that's my story. here is why it matters when i talk about recovery and people in my life and what it meant to

recover from it. this book is about those people in my life as i recovered and as i came to terms with the things that had happened that were also in those similar situations. there are 10 people in this book who went through the same things i have gone through and a tremendous amount more. they were there for me when they were going through it themselves. when i started to write this book i realized it had already been written but living this life. i never felt like a book about me was necessary or appropriate. but a book about us is something i was so excited to share. >> what do you hope people can learn from this book? joey: we create heroes out of military service. i think recovering from something that should have killed you can be labeled

extraordinary. there are programs for severely wounded vets. he time i get invited to do, i say i appreciate. but let me explain something to you. my buddy commanded a unit that suffered the most casualties deployment in the history of our country. greg had seen his brothers die in front of him and then he's taking care of their brothers. greg has been there for so many people through so much tragedy and he carries that weight on his shoulders every single day. but he gets up every day and puts a smile on his face. he continues that responsibility with a amos who got injured himself. these are the stories you should say thank you for. these stories deserve a respite

or retreat. this book is full of those stories. >> joey, less of 1 half of 1 percent of americans are on active duty. 92 pers have not served. myself one of them. joey: your statistic is true. but there are roughly 20 million veterans. there are almost 60 million included in their household. there are wife and sons and daughters and mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters whose loved one went to war and didn't come home. we call them gold star families. but for me it's not a title, it's a name.

one of them is stacy greer. we had a conversation about that day because daniel greer was killed by the i.e.d. that took my leg. it took me 7 years to meet her because i carried so much guilt i couldn't face her. i could not come up with the courage to meet her. eight was cowa cowardly of me. for her to live her life with so much grace, we have all been through so much where we have to decide, do we carry guilt or do we survive and thrive it. we want me to survive this and not carry guilt after daniel's death. tomtomi: we have all known you r

years. and you are one of the most exceptional people in this building. where can people preorder this book? joey: foxbooks.com. these are personal stories to joey jones and these are the heroes that are unsung and we need to talk about more. tomi: god bless you and all the hero hospital have served. mother's day means big business for stores. but what you should not get mom.

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god no. who do you think i am? tomi: a classic. people are expected to spend $35 billion to show their love for mom. that's $4 billion more than last year. let's talk about what mom wants and what they don't want. i want to acknowledge mother's day is a difficult day because there are a lot of people who have lost hair moms. did you get your mom something for mother's day? and if so, what is it? >> flowers and a nationally televise the shout-out. mom, her name is lisa, and my mother-in-law robin, we love you as well. incredible people in our lives. sending flowers is a token, a

symbol. what i'm excited about is to see my mom in a month and a half. i'll be spending two weeks with her at the beach and i think she probably feels the same way. >> greeting cards being number two. but there are some mothers being vocal about what they do not want for smoother's day. some education for us. >> i don't know, another baby, maybe. >> clothes or something. i think on mother's day you want something special. a night alone at a hotel. >> something that requires labor and work and iron. anything that requires me to do a household job. tomi: kat, you have to be pretty

ridiculous to get a woman in general an item for any holiday that requires them doing work for other people. have you ever received a gift like that, an iron, a vacuum? >> i haven't had a mother's day gift in 9 years. i'm in that dead mom's club. it's -- i feel better when i laugh about it. i got some of the promotional emails are hilarious. i get the emails saying your mom called. i find that hilarious that my mom found a way to have my pet insurance to send an email. i love you guys.

>> so you have young children, right? >> i have one young and one who thinks he's not young anymore. >> now the discussion goes to men, for husbands and significant others. when you have young children do they make cars or is it up to you? is there more pressure? joey: i ran off to new york to work. i excluded myself for it and i probably will hear about that later. for me no matter what your age is, i think kids and adults are very different. with kids you are dedicating everything to them. as a mom you are right there with them. that's how this works in traditional households. but in the ones i have been exposed to, for the young kids sometimes moms say can you help me out a little bit more. but for adult kids, with my mom,

i know what she would like. just a little bit more quality time. i think that we overdo it and i don't mean to sound anti-capitalist. gifts take the place of what they really want which is your time, your attention, dwrad cute and love. in the more ways you can show that genuinely. to be able to do that no matter what your means are, if you can give that time and show gratitude and love that way, i think moms would be very happy. tomi: 96% of moms say they would prefer that time rather than a gift. i have a feeling that mothers of young kids, maybe they just want a day off. guy: that makes sense. if you have young kids the a treatment and a night in a hotel

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welcome back to the big sunday show. time now for the big four, our pics to top stories everyone will be chatting about this week. i'll go first. democratic socialist bernie sanders, are different from vermont, reportedly doubled his income last year of profits from his book entitled it is okay to be angry about capitalism. [laughter] which is spectacular. congratulations to senator sanders. capitalism working pretty well for you it seems. being a professional socialist in america. he might be to buy a fourth house for himself which is something he does not want other people to be able to do quite frankly but he could do it what a country. >> and think they call that is

sent champagne socialist so enjoy bernie. another is socialist we let this a california state is slamming california governor gavin newsom after he backed off his reparations plans. assembly or later told fox news quote no matter what he does he's going to anger part of his base for this is one more example of the governor's tendency to make big promises he can't or won't keep it by going to learn quickly newsom is all talk and no action. so gavin got himself a tough spot pretty created a task force. when the preparation task force said recipients should get one point to million dollars each he realized that would bankrupt is already failing economy state. i was not endorsing that anymore probably because i think i still hold to this is going to run in 2024 but good luck gavin you're not going to make anybody happy in that state. >> i guess it is socialist day in addition to mother's day mine is former aoc eight is not working as the boss of the near

communist party. she said something that really angered me and i always seem to correct this when i hear this but communism got a quality democracy and peace for the advancement of workers, the oppressed humanity in general. that is not truth capitalism have the did more people out of poverty than any other system and that history of the actual world. he would literally need to be living on another planet were thinking in terms of another planet to actually believe that. >> communism leads to death and misery every time it is tried which should be relevant. >> no surprises there though, not really. all right the memphis grizzlies to spend from team activities after another video of the nba star appears to show him holding a gun on instagram. i want tlk about this. there is a difference between legally and constitutionally protected ownership of the gun for protection being a reckless irresponsible with a deadly weapon.

responsible law-abiding gun owners understand the power a gun holds and treat them that way for that reason. this individual needs to understand that. maybe he needs to take a class on gun handling what we call it manipulation for what he needs to do is understand this is his third strike with the gun related incident he's being irresponsible with one part understand why the team is taken this action. really great debate between clay travis and will cain about this. sent you cannot infringe upon your second amendment but at the same time you cannot walk around the gun waving at being reckless that is actually dangerous in some places against the law. >> suspension worthy? that is the debate. can your employer be the one who takes action? that's a debate and people should weigh in on it. >> i want to weigh in on i agree with my boss clay travis. >> the price. will cain is my calling but we believe the first amendment, the second amendment your employer has a right to say you cannot act a certain way you are bad representation for we all know it that's like we work a network we understand that especially

her forward face pump public role i greet with clay on this one progress invoice on my best behavior. next week in fact a check that went after the show but we are done this hour flew by. thank you all so much for watching big sunday show. lessee back here next weekend saturday and sunday as always but in the meantime the fox report with jon scott starts right now. jon: pepe8 terror watch list suspect nabbed at the southern border. good evening i am jon scott on this is the fox report. that afghan national was arrested in the san diego sector wednesday just before title 42 restrictions expired and some surprising reports from border agents. they say on the first weekend since title 42 ended the number of migrants crossing the border is actually dropping. order team coverage for you tonight. bill melugin live on the t