i use a lot of words that are not actually words but please forgive me. net from georgia -- johnny know the answers to questions he is asking? sometimes i wonder that myself. does johnny prep before these quick. i hope he does not prep too hard. larry from locklyn, california, whatever happened to montaric's? they are too hateful. dvr the show. remember, i'm watters. ♪ ♪ >> joey: hello, and welcome to "fox news tonight." i am joey jones. yesterday, we remember those who have laid their lives down on the battlefield in defense of this country. most americans, that says en enough. laid their lives down. meaning died. as poetic as that sounds good let me be the first to tell you it is not pretty nor clean when a man or woman dies from the blast of an ied or the bullet from a sniper's rival, or the sudden impact hitting the ground when a plane or helicopter

crashes. in defense of this country, of course when we hear that, we think of bunker hill or normandy or the frozen chosen at a chosen watch for. perhaps even the invasion in afghanistan in 2001. we have seen good men and women leave behind wives and husbands, sons and daughters, long life i had to go die in a war. as we should we order them. i have thousands of blood brothers from the war on terror myself not because we still share the same blood but because we spilled our blood fighting for the same cause. for america. for you. so memorial day is a day we recognize that an honor it. again, as we should. but what about our actions? what do we do to honor them? do we think about their sacrifice before we tweet something hateful or before we slap the political bumper sticker on our car? do we have them in our minds when we show up in november and vote for people? most of whom have never served to pick our leaders.

to our politicians, of course fancy themselves fighting patriots have ever fallen in mind when they argue legislation or vote on bills or allow the executive branch full authority to send the next wave americans to die. kevin mccarthy, the house speaker, struck a deal this week that will slow or reduce some of the spitting on capitol hill that has the country and $30 trillion of debt and many fiscal conservatives in an uproar. as the talking points and messaging came flowing downstream from congress with glowing reviews and explanations of how they will limit frivolous government spending, one set of exceptions seem to come up with pride. they did not cut or stymie defense spending, or the va budget. no, most conservatives believe in a strong defense and in rhetoric at least, saying we should take care of our veterans. some even took exception to the lack of more money following into -- flowing into the unaudited department of defense.

sage military expert and senator lindsey graham even said he could not support this deal because it just does not spend enough on the war in ukraine. >> the biden defense budget was a joke. before and if we adopted the as republicans we will be doing a great disservice to the party of ronald reagan. the biggest winner of the biden defense budget is china because they will have a small -- a bigger navy and it will be putin. there's nothing in the budget for biden to help ukraine win a war that they are on the verge of dropping the russians out. so i like kevin a lot. but don't tell me that the the biden defense budget fully funds the military. >> joey: fire and brimstone. there's nothing in that budget for biden to help ukraine. meaning we have not spent enough on a war that has no immediate impact on the safety and security of our homeland. i'm sure lindsay and others and several other republicans pining for now money to be spent on war believe this is just the way to keep our country safe.

but i wonder if they believe this the way to keep our warriors alive. i would have any conversations he and others have had with costar widows like the one i had yesterday with my friend stacy greer whose husband was standing beside me and killed by the ieee that took my legs. as a strong mother, just needing reassurance it is okay to grieve not only the loss of a man she loved but the last she had of a marriage and a partnership and a life as well. but after 20-year war, we surrendered. we let the billions of dollars worth of equipment in the hands of adam it -- our enemies and went straight ahead to give our money to fight another war. where is the fiscal responsibility in endless wars and fighting other countries' wars? even more republicans in congress are proud of the money they are sending to the failing va. republicans crowding achievement in the last couple of years with the va has giving it a full budget to take care of veterans

than improving even more money on top of that to pay private doctors to do with the va can't do. provide care to veterans. that is because every republican member in congress with the courage to say that the government is spending too much money on social safety net programs. immediately fold if the va is building a facility in district. messaging not outcomes perhaps get you like to over and over again. one of the many veterans being let down by the va posted this compelling video last week. >> seven times seven times over the course of the last [bleep] six years, dude, the va has continued to let me down. these doctors keep switching. i just want some [bleep] continuity in care. i'm so [bleep] tired of it. i just want to be able to talk be able to talk to the same [bleep] person and have the same individual managed my [bleep]

health. it is not a lot to us. i just want to be able to talk to the same person and not continue to have to we told these [bleep] stories that torment me. >> joey: joe kepner sono was left feeling helpless. as i have expressed myself first hand, you don't get quality care at the va. you don't get past care at the va. no, you get government care at the va. when you fill out more forms that you have conversations. your doctors change more than you have birthdays in a year and in the end, just hope you give up and leave. why is it that the two government entities physical republicans are always so proud to throw money into seem to be the two that are failing is the worst. on this memorial day, perhaps we remember their sacrifice by being a country worth serving and do that when we show up to vote in primaries, too. joining us now is that veteran,

sergeant joe cantasano. thank you for joining us. i know you spent memorial day weekend as you should celebrating the man that you fought beside and lost. but when we look back at the video, explain to us what the problem was. >> first off, thanks for having me on. the biggest problem was is i, you know, i felt like initially trying to get services rendered, that i had a different doctor every time i walk in the office. and i continue to have to reexplain myself and then deal with reeling from opening to that pandora's box again and it was mostly hard. it was hard on my wife, my marriage. work life, everything suffered from it and at which points i was finally was able to get some service for, you know, a number of months just shy of two years. and then out of nowhere, the referral was canceled. and i was so disheartened that i

struggled the last three years and rely on my personal safety net that i have built and reaching out for answers because i felt continuously lit down. >> joey: so you had to find a doctor. you found a doctor that was working in the referral from the va, the va no longer provided that or further that for you? is that right? >> yep not only did they decide to cancel that referral. but subsequently inside of the same month, the va sent me a read up on my final, you know, people health benefit -- medication that they sent me and then they did not tell me they changed the dosage. i spent my entire 30th birthday completely sick with vertigo. you know? so, so sick -- completely unable to spend time with my wife and family. i came to find out they changed the dosage. i got so disheartened. not only have they taken the person that i want to talk to, but they are trying to kill me. >> joey: i hope you don't mind, mental health is what -- >> i'm sorry.

>> joey: you are fine. i want viewers to understand this because it is so important. it is so important. every single ted land we have right now. what you're saying is probably would have been as your va doctor change and when they came and said, we are not doing this anymore. let's change it. >> yup. they changed my ability to see the outside provider and then no follow-up from the va what whatsoever. so about four months ago, i said to my wife, i said, i would really like to obtain services again. i want to see if my doctor is back on the network. and she applauded me. she was like, way to be proactive in their mental health as well. you know, trying to keep those demons at bay. i felt like i did all the right things. i stood in all the red lines. i answered all the right phone calls but i went to all the right appointments only to be let down in the end. and i just -- i had enough. you know. >> joey: let me tell you something, brother. we love you. we are here for you and you're going to come out shining. with or without the va.

you posted this video. we got a short time here. you posted this video, and you showed the world you put most vulnerable moment. why do that? and what is going to come of it? >> well, as i was going through some -- and i decide to go ahead and record it, i thought that there was no way someone was going to make me feel so forgotten and not hear about it. i knew that i had a platform with the digital technology and the ability to record anything and put it up online with the freedom of social media. i felt like i know that this is happening more often than it is being portrayed and i felt it my responsibility to show the world the vulnerability and the truth -- to disparity in which me and a number of veterans suffer on a daily basis. >> joey: i'm going to call you joe. let me tell you something joe, to show courage when you -- you showed more courage posting that video so that others will see

it. it is okay to ask for help and maybe someone in the va will see it is not okay to not give it. sergeant joe cantasano, man, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> joey: all right, we all want to support the men and women who put on the uniform. spending billions of dollars on the antiquated brick and mortar va, is that the best we can do? fox news contributor tulsi gabbard is a veteran who has thought a lot about this. former congresswoman, thank you for joining us and i would love your thoughts on this. >> thanks, joe. like so many americans, i love this country. i listened and served in the ministry because of those terrorist attacks on 911 and i'm proud to continue to still serve our country as a soldier. the problem here is we have politicians. we have leaders in this country who don't care about our men and women in uniform but they don't care about our veterans. they have used us as cannon fodder to feed the military industrial complex and as you

know very well, we end up being numbers and statistics on a page just part of, you know, at the expense of the cost of their war machine and their more business. really, which is what it is. it is a very, very profitable business for the military and space industrial complex. for everyone watching at home as we have just observed memorial day, the best way to honor those who raised their right hand and volunteered to lead their lives down for this country is to demand, demand from our that they never again send our men and women in uniform into harm's way unless it is the last resort to ensure safety, security, and freedom of the american people. >> joey: you look at you were a representative of the democratic party. i don't know if you and i agree on what should happen with the va or its, y you know, i take te atlantic i just assume get rid of it. but the question here is, is simply throwing money at it and using it as a campaign slogan going to make it better and if not, what will.

>> you are right. it is one of the reasons i left the democratic party was how they feed more money into these bureaucracies that serve themselves rather than actually serving the interest of the people. this is a bipartisan problem. you mentioned throw money at it, hey, we got this big victory. but no focus on our veterans getting the care that they need. when i was in congress, we passed the choice act specifically to help people like joe. if the va is failing you, you should be able to go see your local doctor at your local physician to your local care provider and the va will take care of you. but you don't have to worry about it because your care is here is the most important thing. but it would not be surprised even that clear and simple mandate giving parents the choice to get the best care possible, the va has screwed up enter into this bureaucracy. as he said that you have got to go preapproval to see a private care provider and they reject the request and all of this bureaucracy ultimately again, comes out to this. they don't care. they don't care about us.

we are -- they don't care and value the lives and the service and sacrifice of those who wear and have worn the uniform. >> joey: we hear. i know you care. former congresswoman, most importantly, soldier and vet veteran. tulsi gabbard, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, joey. kevin mccarthy made a deal to raise the debt ceiling of the weekend. the republicans are furious and say the deal gives too many concessions to democrats. i wonder if they are right. we will have more on that right here next. ♪ ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody.

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tulsi gabbard, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, joey. kevin mccarthy made a deal to raise the debt ceiling of the weekend. the republicans are furious and say the deal gives too many concessions to democrats. i wonder if they are right. we will have more on that right here next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> joey: we rbac house speaker kevin mccarthy reach a deal with president biden to raise the debt limit over the weekend. congress has until next monday to pass the bill on the u.s. government will default on its debt. but the bill has not paid -- has to pass several hurdles before the house can even take a look -- able to. the committee is delivering on capitol hill as we speak. for senior congressional correspondent and 24/7 man jeff program has been following this story and he has the latest. >> reporter: around this time tomorrow night, the house could vote to lift the ceiling. it requires a mixture of democrats and gop members to vote for the bill.

the gop holds the majority so democrats. >> republicans to do most of the heavy lifting. >> it is my expectations that house republicans will keep their commitment to produce at least two-thirds of their conference which is approximately 150 votes. democrats are committed to making sure that we do our part and avoid a default. >> reporter: that means the gop needs at least 68 democrats to vote yes to hit the magic number and pass the bill. illinois democrat jonathan jackson is one of them. he opposes the work mandate for food stamps. >> unhappy with -- not happy with it. knowing the consequences that could be at risk for the united states government. the risk-free securities that we have that we have pledged as a government to be beyond -- will not default on. i don't want to put that in jeopardy in no way and we never should have taken it as far.

>> reporter: but some gop members are not happy either. then bishop of north carolina says he has lost confidence in house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> we resolved in january a concrete details how we were going to go forward together. and it has been impactful over the first several months of congress. imagine the decision of kevin mccarthy and his negotiators to four —-dash for that. but there's no effort by the right to overthrow the speaker. joey? >> joey: thanks, chad. there are number the 20 house republicans actually many more rent -- many more that who say they are a no on mccarthy biden's debt deal. they say will normalize the high spending and also unclear how exactly this bill will move the funding for those 87,000 irs agents that republicans pledged to eliminate. of course it increases defense spending and allows more money to go to ukraine. so how can regular americans trust republicans to prioritize

fiscal responsibility when kevin mccarthy says this is the absolute best they can do. army veteran and congressman the rise of gru from california joins us. thanks for joining us. first off, i understand the capacity of this. we just heard from both leaders in the house about the numbers or what we heard from the leader of the house about the numbers. are you going get this past. there is? >> yup, joey, we are. and i think people misunderstand destination versus direction. this bill takes us in a different direction than the president wanted to go. it does not have tax increases. it has regulatory reform and it does have real cuts in non-defense spending. and you come in during your early monolog. it does have some problems. it does not fix the od spending. it does not fix the veterans administration that it has failed veterans for a very long time. it also is just a spending bill or actually it is just a debt

increase that has these parameters in it. so what can you get out of it? you get a change in direction. the destination is still a long way off. >> joey: i want republicans to understand that as best as we can in the few minutes we have. you have all this morning. the majority is in mandatory spending. you get -- you don't get to the debate it every year you got to pass a bill to affect medicare or other government programs. kevin mccarthy keeps saying, 15 or 11% of the budget. that is all we get to negotiate. regard these things. with that -- with that being said, what do you have to say to the chip roys out there when you are off camera, what do you have to say to them? do you take a listen, you know, you are not a better negotiator? how do you explain it to them so that they will vote for it? >> well, as i said, you know, i'm voting for a direction not a destination. chip roy and great many of my

friends and the freedom caucus are absolutely right that we want to do more. you said it very clearly. we are going to have to take on the nondefense non-discretionary. we are going to have to take on fixes it medicare. fixes in social security. this ability. this is in areas where there's a lot of ways to the american people cannot afford to increases. but this is start and you consider we only control one-third of government, it is a good start. i think even chip roy would tell you that the negotiation turned out better than he expected and that did not mean he had high hopes for the speaker. but it turned out a lot better than he expected. >> joey: i don't think he is going to say it right now. real quick, this is something i want americans to understand. back in christmas, we had to fight over shutting down the government, over passing the omnibus bill. are the center republicans the real culprit -- senate republicans the real culprit here. >> you are absolutely right.

we were stuck with a large spending. 2023. that is why earlier this year we passed a 2022 level budget could not a 2023 level budget because there was just way too much support. and i wish we could call back more than the $28 million that is being clawed back out of that spending that one out long after covid and really does had really passed. >> joey: you wear that lapels from time to time. initial success or tolo -- total failure. congressman darrell issa, thanks for joining us. >> we will disarm this. we really well. all right. having gotten to high point where society is just devoid of consequences and accountability? shoplifters running rampant when the employees that try to stop them, they are the one being punished. plus, is shocking mom of teens viciously beat up a group of marines out on liberty for memorial day. we are going to show you this disgusting video in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited.

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>> joey: jennifer ferguson and richard rogers were at an an ally and a little lemon when masked out. let's take a look. >> no. no. no. no. no. >> no. no. >> seriously. get out. get out. get out. >> joey: if i sold overpriced [indistinct] i would say they are dream employees. lululemon thought differently. they just fired them up early management site of this zero-tolerance policy. zero-tolerance for what? reporting crime not participating in it? i mean, we know left-wing prosecutors have stopped holding criminals accountable. apparently corporate america

feels the same way. no bother fighting crime. letter kernels win. fox & friends we can host joins us now. will, i know that we are not going to litigate this. we're not going to solve lululemon's problems. american society, is this what we accept as normal behavior? >> in chrisley so. by the way, great to see you. a great job tonight. it is increasingly so. sadly this is what we expect from an american behavior that we have this incentivize the idea that america should stand up for themselves. for each other. you know, we have a vacuum of accountability, a vacuum of courage, a vacuum of virtue. you outsourced everything in american life. we have. we have outsourced everything. our sense of safety. and when we don't have that accountability or that safety show up when it is needed, what do we do? right now, we roll over. but you see an example and i think i would offer that you

also saw it in the case of daniel penny in new york city of an american citizen -- citizen standing up to the bad people in our society who live outside the bounds of the rules of civilization. it is -- as far as i can tell, these women did not do anything. they did not interact with these guys. they just said stop. teacher said get out. and for that, lululemon has said, no. we want you to go back to the vulnerability, back to being a victim. we don't want you to stand up. no virtue will be tolerated here at lululemon. >> joey: we reported this on "fox & friends" what struck me is when he talked about the zero policy -- zero-tolerance policy, they say specifically you are not allowed to physically obstruct or chase the criminals. i do not see either of those things happening. so it tells me what they are really mad about is that they took a video and people found out about it. >> that may be the case. the two women are suggesting that the case is that they also called the police. lululemon denies this is why the women were far.

women both said this is why they believe that they were fired because as he points out, in the video, they don't physically interact. they don't obstruct these two guys. i would understand that policy. i don't know if it is a policy i agree with. i would understand it. we don't want our employees ever putting themselves in harm's way. merchandise is not worth it. bbut the women saying that they clearly did not violate that policy and they were told in a meeting afterwards, joey, with regional management that they questioned why they chose to call the police. why did you do that? why did you call the police? you see, the safety that most individuals i believe this to be the case, joey. most individuals and corporations run a risk of in modern america, it means a place feel the most unsafe is at the availability of being called a racist. and if they don't want their employees to call the police, it is because they fear something in this interaction calling police, if the perpetrators are black, then you are at risk of being painted as the racist interaction that we distorted in the media. it is what is happening.

with daniel penny, again, and jordan neely. it has been turned into a modern american race trauma once again. and so what i think if that is the case, with the women allege is true, joey, that their mistake was calling the police or maybe what you said, publicizing this interaction, then what lululemon is trying to do is make sure a, not that their emergencies that is safe, not at their's are the people, their customers save, but that their reputation as a company that will never be painted as racist remains safe. >> will: thanks to the liberal left, actions like like that attack and masculinity and men probably excuse absent fathers. it would be hard for me to believe that is not a factor in this. they are the ones that have taken the word racism and made it means nothing. so don't fear it because it is just going to come anyway. all right, will cain, thank you. >> will: that is why. thank you. >> joey: our society is crumbling in anarchy. it is becoming more barbaric. this one really gets me. a mob of 40 teenage thugs

attacking three off-duty marines in california this past memorial day weekend. according to the marines, they say they simply asked to see the fireworks on the beach. just watch this. >> [bleep] >> oh. >> oh, [bleep]. [screaming] >> oh, [bleep] [bleep]. [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> joey: [laughs] . we are lacking any extradition of common decency. our society now tolerates this type of behavior. we know longer hold criminals and lives accountable. clay travis is the does he is going to join us now. clay, what you think when you see that video knowing those are teenagers and they are acting that way because they believe they are getting away with it.

>> assuming that the story as reported is true and that all of these guys did was say, hey, stop shooting fireworks in a way that could endanger people on the beach and that is what led to this, that every single one of these kids on video should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. we know they will be because it is california and they don't prosecute anybody. but that is the only way to get back the safety of our streets. and this is emblematic of what goes on everywhere all over this country right now. where we have basically created a world without consequences based on the predicate of no one is ever responsible for their own actions at any age. but in particular in blue cities and in blue states, this is becoming rampant and the other thing that stands out to me about this, how about the inclination to immediately record a beating of a mob style justice, not to try to break this thing up, but to turn your

phone and showed this, which is the only reason as you watch these images play out that we even know anything about this at all and i just think, look, the one thing that joe biden might have gotten right in his entire nearly 50-year career as a politician was in the 1990s we passed strict laws that if you were arrested, the crime bill, multiple times, you went away and that is guess what happened. all of the crime that had skyrocketed through the '80s and into the early '90s began to plummet and i have said this for a while but i think it is so true. being concerned that you are too tough on criminals is a luxury of a low crime environment and we are no longer in a low crime environment in this country. >> joey: you know, i want to wrap this up. but i will tell you i don't think everyone of those were their kids, if they were, the government would not have a chance. my dad would say, bring them up. and i hope that --

>> would like to think so if parents out there to do their job. >> joey: clay travis -- clay travis, thank you. one of the [indistinct] on the view one on a racist tirade against white women. we have that tape. we are going to show it to you right here next. ♪ ♪ remember the things you loved before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra.

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week we will see how this plays out but for narrow -- for now, back to you. >> joey: god forbid we learn something would happen. thanks, kevin. >> reporter: you bet. >> joey: all right, the progressive left loves finding hate. but there are but there are some of the most resentful people on this planet. that use nasty slurs for people they don't like such as called them karen's. and if you agree with their agenda, that is because you are racist. people who don't like kamala harris. take a look. >> she will be the most scrutinized vice president in history because she is running with the oldest president running for president. >> and she is also a black woman to expect but i think you have to be able to fairly critique the vice president of the message without discussing it is the color of their skin. >> it is part of it. >> what makes you say that? >> we are the united states of america. >> joey: that is your answer right in there. yeah,. so it is racist to not support a

vice president who is the czar of a border who is in crisis? that is not racist. according to the host, white women, they are responsible for the problems in this country. >> i think that women, white women in particular want to protect the patriarchy here because it is to their benefit. they want to make sure that their husbands do well. they want to make sure that their son do well. they want to make sure that their children to only those two well. most of the women and some of these studies are married white women. and they do fall in line with what their hands of those husband are doing, how -- >> de attribute to -- >> joey: kennedy is the host of the aptly named kennedy on fox business. you are a white woman sources tell me. >> [laughs] >> joey: are you the -- >> a couple things here. i feel bad for the women of "the view" because they are really does obviously have some brain damage being kept inside that fart vacuum next to will be billed -- whoopi goldberg.

and the brain cells have been compromised. number two that she is saying that mom what does want their children and husband to do well. what a bunch of racists. they are going to vote for people to make sure their family succeeds? wow, this country has really gone to hell. most people vote because they want their husbands, their spouses and kids to have as much opportunity as they can in this country. that is not racism. that is rationality and also, you know, she pains with this pretty broad brush. but i don't hear the data. so she is talking about political statistics and speaking from a place it sounds objective fact. so i want to know where did she do her research? who did she talk to? who did she pull? who were these magical white women who were just a shield for the races husbands. >> joey: alyssa hits her with, why? her answer is, because this is america. so does she hate white women or just this country?

i think both but i think those are things that are jumbled together. and i am shocked that people on the view have not been punished or sanctioned by their network for espousing some of the racist views that they do on a daily basis. they have gotten way too comfortable being cruel and divisive. they are not making the country better. it is not intelligent conversation. it is not funny. it is really nothing of value what you watch that show. and, you know, it is like, she garbage person with garbage opinions. allegedly. >> joey: some women, some are moms, some are not. corporate america to absolutely kill it. because they can. they are smart. and they are given the opportunity or they fight for it. and we are better because of them. some women being mothers bought a house. they are the ceo of that house. and i think what she does not understand is if their husbands are successful, that is a reflection of their own success. want -- why take that away from

those women? >> reporter: yes. and that support and that cultivation is an absolute gift and it is the hardest job in the world. i have been a stay-at-home mom. i have been a working mom. i have tried like crazy to have some combination of both. you can never do the job perfectly. but what you have other women like that, shaming moms who are doing their very best to provide for their families and lead by example and then someone like sally in the fart factory is somehow maligning us? special place in hell for women who don't support other women. >> joey: listen, you -- i have seen you in action during both and you are absolutely killing it. sunny could learn something from you as well. that is a different conversation. kenadie, thank you for joining us. thank you. great job. >> joey: joe biden can't solve any of the country's real problems. his biden administration is banning simple words like manpower and police man. because those terms are not

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if you prayed that prayer, call that number. god bless you. >> joey: america is dealing with record high inflation. by the administration is not doing anything about it. the administration is more focused on policing the language of federal employees. according to a leaked memo from the government accountability office, federal employees are now forbidden from using male and female terms because they are "noninclusive." for example instead of using terms like man-made or manpower, employees are forced to use alternative words like workforce. and they can't use words like policeman our mailman either. any scary is a columnist at the federalist and author of the book "liberal misery." he joins us now. eddie, i feel like we can't stop at mailman. where we do we go from here?

>> oh, there's no stopping it. they are calling the shots. one thing after another, you think you have set it on a certain term and you can't say -- i think at this point, you can even use the term manatee. i don't understand what the interchanging is because it is clearly that they are trying to erase the word man from everything and yet they say, you can't say manned spacecraft but you can say human led spacecraft. that still has men in it. it is just so contradictory all the time. it leads nowhere. it is not productive at all. and yet still, it makes everything more confusing for everybody and i think that is to a large degree the goal of this, all this nonsense. >> joey: i don't know if you would call this a government mandate. what other words do you think we should eliminate from our language to be more inclusive? >> reporter: to be more

inclusive, all the nonsense comes out of their ears on a daily basis. i mean, the latest one is to describe the homeless as unhoused as if the house just got up and left or something. and what else do we have? we have, i mean, take any one of them and it just confuses everybody and when you think about technical writing, it is supposed to be more clear. it is supposed to be more specific. this is less clear. less specific more confusion. >> joey: so far, a language can't get it right. doctors -- supreme court judges can't define a woman. and now an english teacher can't define a mailman. >> exactly. that is the problem is that no one knows how to talk anymore because going in to find like you said, no one can define a woman. no one can -- you can't say a pregnant woman. have to say a pregnant person. people who can have babies and yet i don't think it helps anybody because again, it is less specific. less accurate. more confusing.

>> joey: what effect do you think this will have on children in school. >> dolberg, there were kids. an entire generation of them kids. we are already heading there. we should get out of school for two years. i think this is another step in the direction of how dumb can this country get led by liberals? the biden lives in a structure there. do you have an example of what we should ban? >> i think we are one step away from weekend no longer call it the white house because, well, you know why. >> joey: racists. that is why. it is races. it can't be a house of white. that is a color that no longer exists. perpetuity. eddie, final thoughts on this, is there anything else that we should look at looking down the road that we are going not be able to do anymore? >> i think people should just keep in mind that anything we talked about more government, we get another program, we need to spend more money on this government program to. this is what you are paying for.

are not paying for roads and bridges. it is this. >> joey: eddie scarry, thank you for joining us and thank you -- >> thanks. >> joey: that is all for tonight. i want you to join us back here tomorrow for the show. we will tell you what to -- vote to tell you what to think but we will challenge those who do. have a great evening. sean hannity is next. >> sean: thank you. and welcome to. tonight, a big part about taking place on capitol hill. speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden have reached a tentative deal on the debt ceiling. not all republicans, not all democrats are on board. in fact, many are very outraged about the agreement. now coming up that we have former speaker of the house new greengrass. he supports the deal. and congressman and bishop. north carolina who does not. they will join us and debate the purported compromise. but here's what you need to know about the 99 page so-called fiscal responsibility act. including arguments on both sides. first, the name just so you know it means nothing.