we're going out. do you think i'm going to make emma cook on her own birthday? actually she does -- maybe i should cancel the reservations and make emma cook me dinner for her birthday. that will be marrying myself. that's you will for tonight, watch the trump town hall at 9:00 with hannity and always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> joey: good evening, welcome to fox news tonight, i'm joey jones. joe biden's been falling in the polls and now he's falling in real life again, too. we'll have more on joe biden's embarrassing tumble later but first, you may see the rampant idiocy in attacking towns and cities across the country and ask yourself, what in the hell is going on. i sure do. is this just the signs of the times or is there more to it? maybe this is exactly what our leaders want, to break our

spirit of individualism once and for all. our government spends too much money, we learned more about that this week. but perhaps more importantly, they work tirelessly each day to pry more freedoms away and tell us what we can do, how we can do it, and probably most concerning, why we should do it. in other words, they want to be our moral compass, our conscious, and our conviction. for most of us, this is really troubling because we already have that fundamental belief system. our sense of right and wrong was set years of learning and parenting and our experiences in faith. what we call in the south a raising. we were raised to have ethics and beliefs we hold but maybe that's not the case for an increasingly growing segment of our population. maybe more and more americans aren't getting necessary examples tra considerably set by their mothers and fathers make ping it easier for the state to step in and fill that role.

we know many left wing ideologues and organizations work to attack the traditional role of mom and dad in a family, black lives matter infamously had this concept stated in their charter until folks like us noticed it. we saw scenes this week of young men and teen-age boys ransacking a lululemon in georgia and viciously attacking marines in california. perhaps the most important question here is, where were their fathers? and look at the deranged school shooters we've had in the past decade. almost exclusively young men with a complete disregard for instant life. who is supposed to teach them right from wrong? how did they go so wrong? men specifically bring discipline and cons within to raising children and anyone with common sense can see our bodies are built to take the arrows. our parents geared towards reason, sacrifice, danger and stow sim. according to a group called the father hood project, father involvement using, quote,

authoritative parenting leads to, quote, better emotional academic, social and behavioral outcomes for children. additionally the group found kids that are close to their father are twice as likely to enter college find a stable employment than those who don't. kids with involved fathers are, quote, less likely to act out in school or engage in risky behavior in adolescence. these kids are more likely to do very well in school, too. and lower the frequency and delinquency among them. women, of course, with an equally valuable role show us true strength, virtue tempathy and the need to nurture. but it's the dads that have the opportunity to just not show up. and it's the dads who matter in this conversation. who can respect authority when the authority figure didn't respect them enough to be there? who can understand how to throttle their raw aggression when the masculine example

wasn't in their lives to prove it necessary. that's not to say women aren't amazing parents, we know that. but it does show how important the masculine example is to the development of children. listen, guys, men out there, i'm not telling you how to raise your kids. but let me be clear. raise your kids. a third of all kids growing up without their biological father present, that's nearly 25 million little boys and girls. understand myself we can conceive children in ways and times but once they are here they're our responsibility just as much as their mothers. this is not a burden. it's our most pry mall purpose. we have to pay taxes, we have to do chores. but we get to raise kids. this is a blessing and responsibility any man should could have et not lament. if strong men make easy times and weak men make hard times,

what do no men present make? you know a wise man once told me a great dad is in his kids lives. don't just step up to the plate, do it with a smile. if you have a chance to be a dad, you are truly one of the luckiest among us. pete hegseth is the host of fox and friends weekends. he's also an iraq and afghanistan war veteran and, of course, he's a father. he joins us now. pete thanks for coming in young of anyone better, you have a tribe and i say that in the most positive way possible. i have a spent time with your kids and they are amazing. what do you make of this and the left's attack on masculinity in general is what's giving dads an excuse to hit the road. >> absolutely. joey, amen to everything you said. you know, being a dad is the most important job that i have and one that i didn't realize, because i grew up as a child of privilege.

you know why? not because we had money or success, because i had a mom and dad that were there and a dad that disciplined me and taught me things i didn't understand until later in life then you chase career or go to the military or chase fame or money or whatever, and then you step back and go, i'm blessed in whatever situation i'm in to have these souls, four biological souls, three step -- i have a blended family, so it's not always easy and it's not always clear, but i have the ability as a man to shape their lives, their souls, who they are as men and women. and, frankly, most importantly to introduce them to their real father, their father in heaven so that he follow jesus commandment to love thigh lord with their heart and soul and mind and treat each other as you would tee yourself as jesus commanded us to do. but it takes a man to do that who understandings their own failures and their own flaws, what brought them to where they

are and take really, whether your kid's a professional athlete or a singer or digs ditches or is a teacher or a nurse, it doesn't matter. who are they inside. do they respect other people? are they humble? do they love? do they recognize the blessing of this country? that's my job. i don't get to control everything else when they leave my door, but i'm going to take them to church. i'm going to teach them discipline, i'm going to raise them as men, as boys, as masculine, as tough, as leaders, as fearless, then i'm going to teach them to be humble and kind to those less fortunate to their partners. that's the job of men. and when we give that up across the board, you see the fractures and we see them across our society right now. so i applaud you for raising this issue because we talk about politics all the time joey. we talk about policy. what can we do. no, no, no. it starts in the home. it starts at church, it starts what you do as a leader. so bravo.

>> real quick we both served and know kids growing up without their dad but what we see are their brothers coming in and stepping in that role. >> yeah. >> joey: how important is it to be that opportunity to be that father figure for a kid in your life. >> amazingly important because if that role's not filled joey, guess who fills it? punks, gangs, criminals, drug dealers, degenerates, you name it. or hand them over to public school let them raise your kid these days with a whole other set of values. if you pull back -- and we all have excuses, oh, i'm too busy or my life's complicated or i've made mistakes or it is it's not perfect. i'm the first one to admit, i'm the least perfect person on the planet. >> joey: if you're the least i'm the second least. >> yeah, we're all there, line up, man. then our job is to push through those, based on the things we've learned and the things we've gone through in the military and lend that leadership to our kids and then to our kids' friends and those that don't have that

role model to say hey, i can be an example for you and live it not just talk it but live it. it is a possible responsibility of men these days, it's getting harder to be a young boy which means it's more important, who's masculine, to be a man who understands what that means and to lead that way. >> joey: pete hegseth, title, father. thanks for joining us, brother. >> you got it joey. thank you. >> joey: yes, sir. another key part of parenting is letting kids take risks and learn from mistakes, jennifer is a former levy's executive who has thought a lot about this. she just wrote a brand new piece about it on her sub stack say everything. she joins us now. thank you so much for joining us. i read most of this, i loved every bit of it. tell us what you mean by don't be a helicopter parent. >> well, you know, i've been a parent for 22 years. i've been practicing this thing called free range parenting before it had a name because i just thought it was normal. i thought that's what your job was as a parent, to let your kids know they're loved but give

them the freedom to figure out who they are, to make mistakes, to deal with consequences when they do make mistakes. because in doing so they learn from their mistakes, and they build resilience and learn to handle adversity. but there's been this trend for the last 20 years of what's called helicopter parenting where parents essentially hover around their kids all the time and they think they can prevent, you know, any bad feelings, any bad experiencing, any bad anything and it's not possible. we all face adversity in life and if we don't prepare our children to handle that, they will not be resilient adults. >> joey: it seems like, especially on the left there's this feeling you can't let your kids be exposed to ideas they don't like because you're afraid they're going to follow them but in my experience it is a all those conversations you have before they see those ideas or have those decisions, you puts tools in their toolbox so they will make the right decisions. >> yeah, i mean, that's the hope. in order to do that they have to actually sometimes make a poor

decision and learn from it. they have to know that, you know, life is full of hard knocks and people are going to say things you don't like and you'll be okay if you don't study you're going to get a bad grade and maybe you'll study harder next time. the parent should march into the school and demand the grade be changed. but this what is we're dealing with, you know, i think on the left primarily in large cities and sort of elite parent clusters, this helicopter parenting that protects the child from any adverse events. it's not possible. and you just will inevitably raise children that thinks every sideways glance is a grave social injustice. it's just, you know -- we're raising children to be adults that can't handle adversity. so i just like to give my kids the freedom to learn on their own. obviously with boundaries. some authoritarian parenting as you described in your setup. you know, they need to know if

they break the rules, there will be consequences, and at the same time they have the freedom to make mistakes and learn from it. >> joey: yeah, consistency is key. we don't get to be perfect at it, but we've got to try hard and be consistent. jeff for sey thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> joey: joe biden fell and tripped today at the airport graduation. something i do often in my life. if only his excuse was prosthetic legs. we'll show you the tape right here next. ♪ (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪tell me why♪ i don't know i've washed it so many times. ♪tell me why♪ no you tell me why i can't get rid of this odor? ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it doesn't just cover up odors, it helps remove them 3x better than detergent alone. ♪yeaahh♪ guess the odor went bye bye. no, that's not us. sorry. rinse odor away with downy rinse and refresh.

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from peta come together on something, and i like that, tell me what you've discovered on this and what you found out. >> you know, i think if i were somebody who wanted to for meant animals in a laboratory i'd move to a foreign country and i would apply for a grant to the nih and have americans pay for it because that's exactly what's going on. our national institutes of health is funding, in the last decade, more than $2 billion of research at foreign -- in foreign countries, including the cat experiment you talked about, and they're funding 180, specifically, contracts to conduct experiments on animals. and the thing is, there's no oversight for those. in fact when you put in your grant complication, you don't even really have to prove that what you say on the application is correct. >> joey: i consider myself a conservationist not just a hunter and i put money and time into the habitat and keeping big ag out of the way where animals naturally nest and rest and fly to. i understand and have empathy

for animals. when i see a cat on a treadmill that's kind of funny but that's probably not funny and light hearted, it's probably like you said torture. what are some of the other things that we know they're doing. >> peta has worked with local activists or local employees of a laboratory in columbia, in south america and exposed a facility that has had $17 million from the national institutes of health over a 20-year period and when we saw inside this facility what we saw was ram shackled filthy cages covered with a blue tarp in the jungle basically. we worked with local authorities there to rescue those animals, to shut down this laboratory. and yet nih has refused to say anything about it at all. they certainly haven't said this they cut off funding. so that's the kind of thing that we're seeing. we're seeing millions and millions of dollars go to facilities where they don't have to have any oversight they don't get inspections to make sure the animals are being cared for

properly and we're all paying for that. >> joey: i imagine they would say that this type of research leads to break throughs in nevin saves lives for animals and people. do you see any evidence of that? is that true? >> i think the evidence shows the opposite. most of the experimentation funded by national institutes of health is basic research. most of it involving animals and studies show that 90% of it leads nowhere in 20 years. there are no treatments for humans. now we certainly saw that in the russia experiment involving cats where they brain damaged the cats. and that was basic research. that wasn't meant to cure humans. the experiment in columbia at that laboratory we shut down, that was create a malaria vaccine. 20 years later we don't have a malaria vaccine. >> joey: of course. kathy with peta, thank you. we might not agree on everything but we definitely agree on this and i appreciate your advocacy on it. >> thanks so much. >> joey: joe biden tripped and fell on stage at the air force graduation today. it was embarrassing and quite honestly it was sad. the white house assured the

media that biden is fine and i hope that's true. he blamed a sandbag on the stage, but it's clear biden is struggling to handle simple tasks like walking. maybe his wife and all those people pushing him to run for a second term are guilty of elder abuse. tommy lorn is the host of tomi lahren is fearless which is true, i know that to be true. tomi, what's your immediate reaction to this? >> well, my immediate reaction is like any american or decent person that's watching this and i feel very badly for joe biden. i mean, he is a senior citizen. he is an elderly man. nobody likes to see somebody fall like this. it's not funny. it's humiliating for him but it's also humiliating for our country because not only is this man our current president but he actually wants to run again in 2024. that's insulting to the american people, to the american voters, and worst of all, he doesn't even want to debate other democrat contenders to have to vie for that nomination, to have

to vie to run for president of the united states again in 2024. it's insulting, it's sad, it's humiliating and it needs to end. and like you said, i'm wondering where his advisors are but mostly i'm wondering where his family members are. where is jill biden saying this is enough, this is humiliate for my husband, we have to take a step back, this is elder abuse and quite frankly it's repugnant. >> joey: listen, people fall. older people fall more they lose motor funks as they get older. that's just one sign of any as they get older and they ignore all the other signs of aging and tell us we're mean for pointing this out. >> that's frustrating. if he had just fallen, we all fall and trip and stumbling, this isn't a one-time thing this is something he does repeatedly. i'm less worried about the fact he's falling and more worried that he can't put together a coherent sentence and the fact that his handlers have to puppet tear him every time he speaks to

the public or to the press. they have no confidence in letting him go off the script or letting him address the reporters questions that aren't preplanned or pre scanned but they want us to have confidence in him being our commander in chief? are they kidding? do they think we are stupid? >> joey: a little bit probably. let me ask you a question, do you see a stark contrast between joe biden and president trump who are similar in age but maybe different in their ability to handle themselves. >> yeah, i mean, whether you like donald trump or not, i think that it's quite obvious the man is at the top of his game. he is when ity. he's got quick comebacks. maybe he has tripped and fallen a few times but that's just something that any person would do at any age. but, again, i will say this, i think the democrat party is looking at joe biden, i think that they are very afraid of twifr very 2024. and i have i've said this many times and hold true to it and believe it i believe they make gavin newsome their nominee. by every appearance gavin newsome is doing, he is election

earring, taking shots at every state, florida, so i think he's shaping up to be their nominee. >> joey: he didn't have time to make a memorial day post so hopefully he doesn't get far. tomi lahren you are fearless thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> joey: joe biden is busy trying to disarm law abiding citizens, his son hunter is trying to use the second amendment for lying about his drug use when purchasing a firearm t bidens want strict gun laws for you just not for themselves. more on that next. ♪ suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion, and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do.

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more about the biden family's corruption but it seems no one in the administration ever has any answers for what seems to be pretty simple questions about it. >> what do you say to the majority of americans who believe that the president is, himself, corrupt? >> wow.

can i take that question? >> the president's spoken to this. >> joey: kayleigh mcenany is the former white house press secretary. she joins us now. kayleigh, i'm sure you were asked similar things quite often but i doubt you were ever left speechless. >> no, i was not. i always had an answer in my voluminous notebook but what i will say is so interesting about this, first of all steven nelson of the new york post who asked that question a fantastic reporter but you only hear a question like that from steven nelson or from peter doocy or from jackie heinrich. that's it. they are the only ones who will ask about hunter biden or a serious substantive question on an issue that's tough for them. what was so interesting is if you listen to the audio i listened about four to five times it seems like there's laughter and i don't know if that's coming from karine jean-pierre and the staff or reporters, you hear the j word from karine jean-pierre, we have

to wrap this at this time which iss from careen but it appears someone says you can't ask that question. i want to know was that a reporter or a white house staffer. i can tell you that wasn't the case is your boss any edition of bad, evil or wrong. >> joey: on this topic i guess what he's referring to here is the fact that, you know, right now james comer's trying to get a document that might actually prove there's corruption right along the lines. there's a lot of smoke. we haven't seen the fire to be fair. that makes this a fair question, does it not? >> it does, you're exactly right. they're asking for an fd-1023 as you know something that would outline a biden criminal scheme. that's just someone's allegation but it's worth seeing the document. what we know is nine biden family members have gotten paid from foreign countries. we know romania gave biden family members 17 payments, 16 of which happened when joe biden was vice-president. there's a lot of smoke.

to your point joey we haven't seen the fire yet directing this directly toward joe but it goes to his grandkids and hunter and what services was hunter providing because i've seen a lot of images of hunter biden during this time period, i don't know what service he was providing to romania or china. >> joey: john kirby was over at the pentagon, they felt like he did a good job in the afgan withdraw which the rest of us looked at with absolute disbelief so they brought him over to be a helping hand because karine jean-pierre seems to have her own difficulties at the podium. is there ever an opportunity to not have anything to say or to gasp or to simply say, what was it he said? that the president has spoken about that. you're a pretty loyal person, and i think you would have responded to that with vehicle or and defense. >> yeah, i would have responded immediately with facts. i would have said here's the facts, here's the facts. or he could have said look this touches on hunter biden as we've said repeatedly i refer you to doj, independent doj there's an independent investigation the

president's an upstanding individual. to your point john kirby did a really good job at the pentagon amid the afghanistan withdraw, terrible fact pattern. of course 13 marines lost, that was not an easy thing for john kirby to go to the podium and talk about, terrible facts but he answered questions far more than his boss did and then he went over to the white house and this is what we get. >> joey: yeah, maybe there's something there. maybe there's some there there not just on the uppings credit. >> something in the drinking water, yeah. >> joey: thanks kayleigh. >> thanks joey. >> joey: according to joe biden himself, no one has worked harder to take away your constitutional rights to defend yourself. so just last week, when he called on congress to ban assault weapons, a term that has no real meaning or definition, but with the kind of overt hypocrisy only a democrat can show, at the same time the bidens are trying to use the second amendment to defend hunter. he's planning on using it as a

legal defense for lying about his drug use on a firearm application. so mike is the co-owner of sons of liberty gun works there in texas, he's also a second amendment advocate. he's also someone i've known for a little while. he joins us now. mike at the top of this we see hunter biden is saying the second amendment's part of his defense he's owed the opportunity to purchase a gun while his dad's up there advocating to take guns away from law abiding citizen. s what do you make of that? >> he may have a reasonable defense i'm not sure of his case. but there is irony about using the second amendment when they're so openly hostile to the second amendment. this has been very tough for firearms manufactures under this administration. >> joey: speak to the hostility against the second amendment. i know that the pistol brace is something the atf has really jerked firearm manufacturers like yourself and most importantly owners around about. >> yeah, millions of people woke

up today, june 1st, on the wrong side of the law. and you and i are gun guys and so we're paying attention and following this. we're wear of the changes in the rules. but there are millions of americans that own a firearm the same way you and i owner a fire extinguisher and unless you follow fire extinguisher regulations you don't know this rule changed happened. we're not talking about a municipal fine you're talking about ten years in prison for something you bought probably years ago something that sat in your safe and never touched. as of this morning you could be prosecuted for a federal felony. >> this is a piece of plastic that goes on the end of it. does it make the firearm any more accurate, any more deadly or any more powerful? >> no. there's no inherent danger to it, to a piece of plastic. >> joey: listen, i know one thing you do, running out of time here. one thing you do is when someone uses a firearm in self-defense, you track them down give them one of your firearms as a thank

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>> oh, bye-bye. >> the current! >> an outdoor adventurer forest joins us now. forest i know it's quick in that video and only for a brief moment. do you think that's a shark in that video. >> joey it's really hard to tell when you look at it, there is a blur or a splash of something. i would say there is a marine animal there whether it's a shark or dolphin or something else is really hard to say but given the kid's fate it is certainly possible that it was actually a shark. >> joey: you're an adventurer but i imagine your adventures come with a certain amount of planning and safety and understanding your environment. everything i've read said this part of the bahamas is known for being shark infested. >> well, the bahamas in general is a shark hot spot, no doubt about that, from tiger sharks to bull sharks to hammer heads, wreath shark oceanic white tips

which are the sharks that followed certain ships back in the day and when they went down they happened to eat people. so there are a lot of species of shark there some of which are notorious for wanting to eat people. however the likelihood that he was killed by a shark is pretty slim because if he were to have been bitten and killed by a shark the shark wouldn't have eaten him completely that's not typically how sharks feed. they would have bitten on to him and the kid would have screamed and likely bled to death and they would have found him later. so i think the likely are chances are that he actually drowned. >> that's very interesting because you see in the video and this is tragic obviously, he swims away, he seems to start turning and swimming away, they're yelling at him. obviously these kids are probably drinking and nobody takes it seriously until he gets out of sight and they've seen no trace of him since. so the shark theory is they would have pulled him under water. i don't know much about sharks i try to stay away from them my solve. do you think that's an option or

do you think he drowned and they won't be able to find him. >> i think he's definitely intoxicated we both identified that. if a shark would have bitten him it's very unlikely they would have grabbed him and pulled him under water that's not really how sharks work. a shark that would have bitten him is a tiger shark or oceanic white tip, it would have taken a bite circled around and bitten one or two more times at the very most. so you would have heard screaming there would have been blood likely the decomposing body would have floated to the surface so i think it's more than likely this inebriated teen-ager got swept up in currents got too far from the boat and probably due to exhaustion ended up inhaling water and sunk, that's probably more likely than a shark attack. >> joey: don't jump off a ship you're not supposed to jump off of, don't do it while drinking those are obvious things. but let's go, we've had a lot of shark stories lately let's go to into people vacationing trying

to be responsible, they encounter a shark, what do they do? >> yeah, well, you know, there's a couple tricks. it's summertime now, right, so there are more sharks, more people are going to the beach, you're more likely to have an encounter. certain things you can do that will keep you safer. don't go swimming near a river mouth those are shark hot spots. >> try not to go into the ocean at dusk at dawn because most sharks hunt during the low light hours. going in the water after dark is a problem because you can't see them approaching. don't have shiny objects which is one they don't think of because the shiny flickering objects when you're swimming in the search look like a bait fitch or an injured fish. if you see a shark stay calm and slowly exit the water and the likelihood anything happens is very slim. >> joey: forest i didn't know it but i guess i'm kapukcular. >> that's it.

>> joey: thank you. all right, climate extremists are determined to ban everythinging from cars, cows and gas stoves to save the planet. now, france has just banned short-haul domestic flights but the ban is only for commercial airlines, the ultra wealthy can continue to take short flights on their private jets. mark is the publisher of climate deep 0.com. he joins us now. thanks for joining us break this down for us, so we understand, did france do anything of value here? >> well, what france is doing is leading the way for the climate net zero agenda. we already have germany, austria, spain, these are all countries that are following suit, green peace is calling for an eu wide ban for flights up to six hours in length. this is the new reality of net zero as it's actually being implemented. you will go nowhere and be happy. this is happening all over the

world. bloomberg news did an article about cheap airline travel is basically a thing of the past because of, quote, cry mate compliance laws. so this is happening globally. we haven't banned them yet in the united states but we can certainly see airline prices going up it's going to be a venue for the rich, private jets are not going to face these restrictions. >> maybe that's what it is, maybe the rich want more air space so they can take off and land whenever and whenever they want to don't have to worry about peasants in the business class or on commercial jets. but more seriously here, you know, the left would tell us, and this is usually a priority of the left that healthcare is a human right, pretty much identity is a human right. isn't moving your body from one place to another, isn't that kind of a human right? >> i mean, it absolutely is. america we're founded order that freedom. go west young man. and here's the bottom line, in this net zero world which we have signed onto, the united states is fully participated, we have 15 minute cities being experimentd in europe kind of

like the old east germany if you leave your sector you have to pay your fine and can only leave like 95 times a year if you leave your little 15-minute area. you have activists, those people you see defacing art blocking traffic they're calling for a national climate emergency. guess what happens in a national climate emergency? these activists claim you can only fly when it's morally justifiable. so if you want to go to florida for a beach trip not happening but if you have to go for a funeral maybe. >> joey: real quick, france is 68% nuclear. they are to my understanding the cleanest energy in the developed world. is this more just rhetoric and left wing signaling than what they really should be doing. >> yes, even advocates admit it's not going to actually affect co2 emissions bang these short haul flights. you're right they did something sensible with nuclear energy but france is just following this whole net zero agenda. by the way we're following it when it comes to cars. the biden administration

intentionally creating car shortages by mandating electric cars. we're going to face a situation where they're trying to force us into mass transit by raising the cost of cars. there's no way they can meet utopian vision but they can restrict movement. >> there are a lot of remote places in this country that would really be hurt by something like this so let's hope common sense takes hold. mark, thanks for joining us. >> thank you joey. >> joey: remember lori lightfoot? she was ousted of mayor of chicago but like all failed democrats she has a new lucrative gig lined up in academia. we'll tell you about it next. ♪ ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel.

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students can learned from a failed mayor as well as esteemed faculty members such as brian stelter and warren jr. also known as bill de blasio. here are some highlights of lightfoot's resume. >> i'm the public face of this city. i'm on national media and i'm out in the public eye and, you know, i'm a person who, i take my personal hygiene very seriously, as i said, i felt like i needed to have a hair cut. i'm not able to do that myself. and so i got a hair cut. >> i direct the superintendent to order all police in the district to give special attention to these parties. and this is how it's going to be. we will shut you down. we will cite you. and if we need to, we will arrest you and we will take you to jail. period. >> happy halloween everyone. >> happy halloween! >> 'rona destroyers. >> if you're going in that

coffee shop to pick up and go, you don't need to show proof. but if you're going to linger, if you're going to eat that muffin, you're going to sit down with your laptop, you've got to show proof of vaccination. >> joey: jimmy failla will always eat that muffin the host of fox across america. >> good for you. >> joey: and he joins us now. >> i love it. >> joey: listen, you can give yourself a hair cut as we've seen. >> clearly. no one's collecting money for this effort right here. but i will not have you besmirch my barber or his seeing eye call both a wonderful tandem. this is embarrassing. tough story for me because as you know i went to harered va. harvard state but the point is harvard. but i love the idea, lori lightfoot coming in to give a lecture on covid after that bringing in on, j to give marriage tips. are you kidding me. not only did she shut down all the schools and shut down all the businesses but continued to frequent them. that's what that first clip was about we played it was her because she went out and gotten a perm, remember that?

she went out and got a perm when everybody was stuck in the house, i have to get a perm i'm on tv. and this is the caveat. i care about my hygiene. what is she saying to everyone else in the room? unlike you animals, lightfoot over here we use soap and water from time to time. the hypocrisy is phenomenal. >> joey: all kidding aside you are the best dressed person in this building most days. before she was dressed as the 'rona destroyer she was famous for telling reporters that only people of color could ask her a question. do you think that maybe her class is going to be ran that way? >> joey: that's going to be great. it will run a little bit faster, you know what i mean, if you shrink the size of the population. but there's a part i love so much, there's a revisionist history going on with covid. where everyone's like i didn't do any of the stuff i did. you just watched the clip. she destroyed her economy and also sided with the violent protesters and let the city run wild when they were trying to defund the police. so in that regard, yes, it's a scam but this is expected from harvard who else is coming in,

de blasio the mayor of new york do you remember him. under bill de blasio the most popular restaurant chain is now called space for rent. one thing living in new york and people watching at home need to know this we don't have a lot of joggers here, people from new york are like wow you have a lot of joggers, no, they're being chased. they're running from their lives. nobody goes jogging in a suit with a briefcase under their arm they're running. >> joey: you have a handsome young man who might play football for the university of georgia one day but if he goes to harvard and has to pay for it would he go to harvard. >> no, why not because my son is 6'5" going to duke on a women's basketball scholarship. i am gaming the system baby. no chance. but you can go get a class from stelter, too, stelter is teaching at harvard. >> joey: what do you think stelter is the subject there. >> how to get a job as a before model. the guy on the left side of the screen before the nutrisystem or

whatever the heck it is kicked in. again harvard, this is why nobody takes you seriously. colleges have gotten too arrogant, okay, they've always charged too much, it was common place not to have a commensurate degree to go with the loan they were shelling out but at least you felt there was proficiency in the classroom, there's no proficiency in that lineup of lori lightfoot brian stelter and bill de blasio all people forcefully removed from their position. >> what do they get from hiring people like that. >> name recognition to the left matters, because a lot of people who associate with harvard see politics as a team sport. like you can't be bad because you're on our team. i'm going to be around one of the people that were the faces of covid. as lori lightfoot called herself the face of a city was the term. i think people would consider it the face of beatle juice. >> team sport who's going to be in the world series. >> it's going to be the yankees but we can never underestimate the phillies, why. >> it's going to be the braves. jimmy failla thanks for joining

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