>> hello, america, i'm tomox shillue, and this is "fox news saturday night." ♪ ♪ tom: well, fourth of july o weekend isff officially upon usg it's a great time for people who love america, fireworks and barbecues. that's most of us, isn't it? as we were choosing the stories for the show this week, itic occurred to me that america is o like a big fireworks store. some are m-80s, they're big,

loud and dangerous but must be handled with care like when the leader of the free world gets confused by the biggest story of the year. >> reporter: to what extent has vladimir putin been weakened by recent events? >> it's hard to tell, but he's clearl-y losing the war in iraq. tom: sorry, mr. president, theer war isry in ukraine.t some stories are like cherry womans -- bombs, if you're not paying attention, they can snear up on you like this fisherman and this gator. [background sounds]>> [laughter] tom: and some are roman candles. they get your attention, but they don't pack a lot of power and then they fizzle out hiked this rhode island democrat who keyed a guy's car because heman claimed the man was threatening him. do you know what the threat was? he had a biden sucks bumper sticker.king >> he was blocking my way saying

that i scratched his car, icr didn't scratch hisat car. i'm a state senator, i'd thinkf you'd recognize me. >> what's the reason to key the car though, that's the question. >> because he was daring me to.s tom: and some stories areey sparklers. they're nice and'r you can watch them with your kids.like like the heart warming story ofe vanilla the chimp who spent hisi whole lifefe in a cage and then saw thske sky for the very first time. [background sounds] look at that face. that is a story that makes meo want to say god bless america.an and that brings me to a naggingi question. onu if you haven't noticed, thes a massive divide in our country. it's all anybody talks about. we're at each other's throats, and my question as we approach

the fourth of july holiday is, can we all just get along? and how many among us still believe in the greatness of america? [applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! tom: when i was in college, my roommate used to attend something every year on then boston common calledca theul anti-fourth of july celebration. they would, quote-unquote, celebrate all the terrible things america's done like stealing native american land, oppressing the poor, slavery. you might have had a communist roommate yourself in collegeself too, but at the time it seemeddi like people like this were in such a small minority, nobody n really took them seriously.ly my a roommate, he was really ahd of his time.e now there armie millions of peoo who believe in all that anti-american stuff. [background sounds] can and those people went on toa

create group bs like antifa, blk lives matter, essentially just generic left-wing groups that that amplify their cause. i remember when my eighth grade americandi government teacher talking about thlefte difference between left and right in america. he saiiberd liberals want to che thcoune country. e >> the economy that grows the economy from the middle out and the bottom up instead of just t the top down. this vision is a fundamentalunda break of the economic theoryeory that has failed america's middle clasdds for decadeles now.ou >> >> our existing democratice institutions are creaky, and we're going to have to reform 'em. tom: then my teacher said conservatives, they want to keep it the way it is. >> they will complete theirov ertakeover of this country and destroy your way of life, and it'll be destroyed forever. you're never going to be able to come a back with. this country is so far down right now. we'rr e really, truly a failing nation. tom: you see? bothbo sides is are so sure

they're th te ones who love america the most. so how are we going to come together as americans? ameri mean, we're fighting overr whether pizza should be legal. i'm serious. new york citw yoy may outlaw wod and coal-fired pizza ovens, and people are ticked. >> give us pizza or give us death! give us pizza or give us death!l ovtom: i love that guy. this l is just like the boston o party. people fed up with tyrants telling them what to do.is s this should be a sparkler story. instead, it's a cherry bomb because everybody's losing their minds. and fourth of july weekend is the perfect time for all of us to come to our senses. you see, i don't agree with my eighth grade teacher. of i'm conservative, but i don't want t keeo keep everything they it is.ntry this country is a work in progress. designed that way.

in fact, it's all there in the first line othf the constitutio. we, the people of the united states in ordedr to form a more perfect union.fo thune founders knew they weren't perfect from the start. they wanted to create thepe perfecrft architecture on whicha build a great nation. but that doesn't satisfy today's progressives. the founders. gave us separatiof of powers, executive, legislative, judicial. sit well with't people like nancy pelosi who want to completely alter the way the supreme court works. >> there certainly should be term limits. there certainly should be term limits. and if nothing else, there should be some ethical rules rulthat would be followed. tom: now, i know most liberals don't hate america, but some of the leaders of the progressive movement do.ok if you read books like the 1619 project and the people's history of the united states with, they believe the very foundation of this country's flawed. >> are you arguing that the constitution needs to be

scrapped altogether? [laughter] >> sure. if we could throw that out andas start over with a new document that wasth morate inclusive of everybody -- >> as we acknowledge this. history, then we have to try to make repair. all american workers of all races in many ways are hurt by a system that was found through the most extraordinary exploitation of labor. tom: they want to replace the foundation while the building's stil il standing. is that even possible? you know what happens when you try to do that? the building collapses.ch at which point the progressiveel will just say, oh, welsh they'll just have to rebuild the whole thing from scratch. look, americans can come together, but the extremes weut hear about, they're really. caricatures.lo america, lovvee it or leave it.n i don'owt know many conservativs who actually say that. and america, wrong from the start? well, obviously some people believe that. but i think it's a minority. i hope it is.

in the meantime, it's a holiday weekend. let's remember what makes thish country so great; cracking beers, eating hot dogs and lighting off fireworks.t but maybe don't let this happen. [background sounds] [laughter]r] tom: or maybe let it happen, i don't know.at that looked kind of cool.ti we've got a fantastic show for you now on "fox news saturday night." 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is gearing upth for a big debate, and i'll put the panel to the test and see ho'sw much they really know abog our nation's history. and we're going to go down toss the bayou with the duck family, don't miss it coming up! finish. ♪ we've had it with your discipline. ♪ oh, saturday night's all right for fighting -- ♪ get a little action in ♪

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>> all right the republican pool of presidential candidates is filling up. their goal course to win the primary for a chance to take on a democrat in the general election. which will likely be president biden. of course, no road to the white house is complete without a fiery debate.

so here to give us a glimpse of what that might look like is 2024 republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. welcome. >> it is good to be here. >> thanks for joining us and the first question in this debate i will pose to you, are you willing to debate joe biden one-on-one? >> you know, after deep consideration -- i think i'm going have to muster the courage to say yes to that one. we will take him on. he's tough in that setting. >> you sound cocky we asked the president similar questions see what president biden thinks about that. >> okay. >> okay come on man i'll debate any of these guys. come on bring them at me here i'll -- i'll do -- orange man. i'll debate florida man. i'll debate that v tech got a worse than barack obama. >> already hitting hard with

that one. >> i'll go to the president on this one. question number two, do you pledge to serve your full term and not bow out? >> no, no, no, i'm not going to bow outs you're talking to old joe from delaware i'm the man who took on corn pop. i don't know the meaning of bow out. i'm not going to bow out i can't bow to tell you the truth. and i bent over at the waist and i fell over and hit my head. >> wow. so same question, vivek are you willing to serve your full term? >> if he's willing to bow anyone it is xi jinping that's what we see or zelenskyy but make sure he's bowing to me by the debate too. >> can you be trusted with the nuclear codes? >> come on man.

nuclear codes i got all of the codes, man. i've been around -- morris code, yeah it's all up here. yeah. and -- i got the what is it the code red remember that one you're right i ordered the code red you can't handle the truth who's that guy he was in that other thing about the -- about the guy -- anyway. what's the question? [laughter] >> vivek ramaswamy can be be trusted with the nuclear codes? >> i'll be trusted with the nuclear codes we looked more like jack nicholson than a few good men. >> that may be the film he was trying to reference he was thinking hard about that one. but great movie. all of them okay question number four. rfk jr. went viral with a pushup video i don't know if you saw it. let's take a look at the video. >> let's go --

>> okay. pretty impressive. let's ask the president are you fit enough to take on the competition? >> come on man i'll do more pushups than any of these guy rfk vivek ramaswamy i don't care we can count them all, one -- two. there we go. three, all right. come on make it burn. let's do some one handers all right there we go. four, oh yeah, five oh yeah -- six -- come on, man. >> wow he did better than i thought on that one. >> he actually did more credit than i expect at his age rfk is impressive at his age but if he declines debate i'll take thepu. >> you're pretty good, pretty good with social media and working this kind of angle as you're out there on the campaign trail. guys likes rfk jr. changing game

with a lot of these videos -- do you have anything planned like that you know shirtless video? >> i think i mostly like to roll unplanned that's the point of it if i feel like saying something we'll pop up iphone take selfie i've been playing with -- tennis players across the country top jr. tennis players get my exercise in that's what i do so we tape that and sometimes put that on twitter too. >> are you a good tennis player? >> i use to be very good now i'm passible an i'll play on the u.s. open we discussed that on twitter. >> i don't remember having a tennis president. but john kerry out wind surfing people didn't think that was a presidential thick. >> i stick to what i do tennis i've been playing and competitive growing up and it is a individual sport but gives you get sweat especially when i play with college kids across the country. >> what do you have vivek for the holiday weengsd?

>> fourth of july parade and hopefully spend with my family and i haven't seen them so looking forward to some celebrating the fourth, actually my first son he turns one-year-old on july 5th. >> beautiful. well hey, all of the luck to you have a great fourth of july weekend. >> i appreciate it. >> thanks for coming out. >> all right don't go anywhere the fight of the century is coming up. tech thai ton elon musk and mark zuckerberg potentially jumping in the wrong until elon's mom call it is off but is it the fight our panel needs we join more when fox news saturday night continues. next. kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within.

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>> please, please, please let this happen, please -- the world is richest man elon musk recently challenging fellow tech billionaire mark zuckerberg to a cage match. that's right hand-to-hand combat. the tesla ceo reportedly took judo as kid but said to be skilled at brazilian jiu jitsu

and would be biggest fight in history but elon's mommy isn't a fan she claims to have canceled event before it even began but if it goes ahead, who do you got your money on my panel joins me now republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy co-host of the big money show on fox business. jackie ibanez and comedian yanis welcome i have to go to you first. i know you're probably excited you would watch this thing but would you pay for it -- >> notify interest in seeing it. >> no interest. two eggheads -- fight mma. i would like to see them do like maybe -- coding challenge to the death. i like professionals in the sport that hay do. you know? i don't to much with a a porn with hillary clinton i want pros -- [laughter] >> isolate that that's going to be -- that will be your clip. [laughter] >> i don't know, i mean, it

would be fun to see a coding challenge but i don't know if these guys know how to code but they're ceo types but why does everybody love fights so much? it is like a joe rogen thing he's a fight guy. but people are on saysed with this kind of cage match thing. >> they are and it is probably good for business. i would just say there are two middle aged men they should not be fighting elon is talking about sitting on mark zuckerberg like he's a walrus glad his mom is saying stop it is crazy nonsense. you cannot be doing this. >> i love mrs. musk i think she's great she gets involved. she tweets, she's a little bit -- you know eccentric but looking out for her son vivek what do you think of this? are you into a fight culture? >> i like if they're in orbit out of space and if elon musk wants to go to mars and floating

that i think is pretty good. >> what about the metaverse that's what facebook guy is good at. why don't they put on the machines and then they can fight in the metaverse. >> i think what elon's mom is long standing version of a he's a robot and might be programmed with a.i. and worried that he'll defeat man so maybe that's what the fight is really about. i won't be paying to watch it. >> if they destroy each other then they can work on maybe artificial like the 6 million dollar man they can rebuild them. [laughter] all right. thanks. to america's birthday many of you probably have monday off but millions of patriots have decided that working in the office on any monday is where they're going draw the line. studies show only about half of employees come into the office on mondays compared to prepandemic levels. but bosses are digging in. and making the case that it's better to start the workweek in person, so who's beginning to win this new water cooler war is

this a good business story or what jackie? >> it is a great story this was in "the wall street journal" actually the ceo who was interviewed wanted his employees to come back on monday. he said it was a fresh start like the new year like you get in the gear for the week you set your goals you work together. the employees didn't want to do it. because after the pandemic, now america wants to sit home and thepts to get a paycheck for, you know -- doing some work and getting fresh direct deliveries doing some laundry only the side as well. his employees compromised with him and said that they would come in every other monday -- but that's the kind of world we live in employees tell the ceo how we're going to do things. >> you're a ceo kind of guy where do you stand on this elon says everybody has to come to work he wants to see bodies in the office. >> last body was strive acid management i told people in about columbus ohio fine close the door on the way out that is a simple philosophy if you want

them team working together. we're not europe. europe is an elegant decay it is true we're america this is a place where people actually like to get ahead through their hardwork and dedication. not negotiating how they can work less. here's the deal i would make with qhiet collar workers get -- if you and a jury of your peers of janitor and mechanics and people who actually have to show up for their job agree that they're fine with you staying home and then coming in fine maybe we'll talk then and people like to ban drink around privilege sitting at home wallowing in their work? from home privilege. white collar privilege what do you think of that ?rnlg i'm voting for him. that just -- that felt great you got my vote right there. white collar privilege. >> they have to go back to work the way we snap everybody back is cops work remotely for a week and -- we see what happens. >> oh, yeah that will bring back an appreciation for the police force. if they work remotely and --

everybody else gets to stay home in their house gets robbed leak let's go back to the office and have affairs. >> essential workers because you can't fix a toilet on zoom. >> speaking of the tough days on the job a research lab janitor and upstate new york is the new king of work place screwups according to a lawsuit the janitor -- got tired of a storage freezer constantly beeping so he unplugged it and reportsedly destroyed a million dollars worth of scientific experiments -- so what's the dumbest work thing that you've ever done jackie you're thinking of a specific thing. >> go to somebody else. [laughter] >> i know you probably have comics we have plenty of jobs. >> this happened in troy, new york. which like -- i guess the custodian got annoyed but you live in troy there's sirens you should be okay with noise gun shots and

sirens and beeps is not going throw you off. >> sometimes it is little sounds that get you. >> annoying yeah. but dumbest thing i ever did was i used to do social work i gave my cleengt the wrong medication. >> you've got -- mr. gower did that in that's a wonderful life. >> that was -- yeah. but you know, they were both cured. so i did something right. >> yeah. worked out. >> happy accident. >> now they're running for congress. >> vivek you must have had, obviously, you're kind of a startup guy must have had a screw up. >> when i was a ball boy so there's a professional tennis tournament in cincinnati and what you do is sunny so you hold up umbrellas like andrej and other players come through and i would trike make conversation with them to get them coaching -- >> i was ball boy. there to pump them up. like come on you got this. and one time one of the players

got annoyed he was a french guy he was yelling at me in french like he didn't seem happy about it but i cut my job so that was the good news and cover more sweaty towels. >> you got to dart out there and get off the field. >> it is athletic work no work from home on that one either. >> that's a court. get my materials straight. who's ready for a little backyard controversy. star chef david chang claiming never cook a burger on a barbecue. what on a recent episode of his podcast tv cook said grills suck for burgers -- and that a barbecue is a marketing lie for most americans summer is all about chucking meat on the grill but should we trust a starred chef on this one. this doesn't make any stones me i thought grilled burgers what everybody loved vivek? >> this is part of the climate cult in disguise no fires in new

york so no charcoal fired burgers that's where they're going next. so a very political point so under my presidency i predict you'll see a lot less of this culinary change in america. we'll bring back the cold fired pizzas. >> bring it back. never thought of that. this guy he's like a star chef but he's also part of the elite now and he wants to satisfy global warming people. >> this was tough for me. this was -- i was more offended than i think the bud light controversy this is worse. this is worse than bud light and miller light we have to boycott stars and eat at apple bees rest of our lives i'm not gong his restaurants you're not taking my fourth of july barbecue burgers are on the grill. they belong on the grill this is not china. >> i'm just going to say -- >> if you -- if you -- i'm going to defend him and give him benefit of the doubt said this wasn't a political statement maybe he saw me grill

a burger and char toast it to the point that it is not edible so -- i tend to ruin things in the kitchen. and on the grill -- but maybe it would be better for me to cook on the way he suggesting maybe i don't know healthier for people. >> who knew there was a black market for sauce and now if you want the signature whfong between 70 and $120 for one bottle that's on ebay or amazon bidding for these things how can we let this happen how did it happen jackie? >> well it happened because we have supply chain shortages in this country also inflation problem in the country now i'm going to get a little political and blame it on the president i don't care for sriracha if you told me i couldn't get it or a

bottle was 120 you would ruin every day of the rest of my life. >> but you pay it. >> i would pay it but what if you couldn't pay it president biden has sucked joy out of everybody's life if somebody wants it they shouldn't have to pay $124 for that. >> i love that you made that political. let's blame the whoat thing on obama. >> this is a distraction. this is to cover up for the hunter biden thing i don't believe there could be a shortage. i've had the same bottle in my year for tenb is too much so whs using full bottle? i don't buy this, this is a lie. >> i don't know they're distracting from hunter. >> he's saying he's like you probably use a lot of sriracha. it is made up but i use a full bottle of sriracha. if this happens with chai --

so jacking up and that's what's going on is new opec for hot sauce. >> there's a cartel for sriracha. >> trying to get that star by jacking up the price. >> i'm sure you'll do something about it if you become presidents. [laughter] will be back in moments up next on fox news saturday night i hit streets to ask americans basic u.s. history questions. and their answers may surprise you. don't miss it. >> let me guess --

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to summer school take a look. we're at cross roads of the world we're asking americans and some nonamericans about america. name one or more of the presidents on mount rushmore. >> is this -- george washington. >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln. awe -- thomas edison. who was president during the cuban missile crisis? >> cuba -- during cuban missile crisis early 1960s. >> i don't know. >> was it hamilton. united states bought alaska. >> we bought it from country what? >> canada. what country did we purchase alaska from? >> i'm going to go with russia. russia is right. who was the president during the cuban missile crisis? >> cuban missile crisis --

that we're not going to go to war with castro i don't to go to war with castro. who was highest grossing film of the 1980s. directorred by steven spielberg. it is e.t.. phone home who was the president during the cuban missile crisis. jfk? >>s that right. look you did better than most americans. it is called new york, it was called new what? >> new amsterdam. >> new amsterdam. what was the name of the pilgrims ship, the ship that they sailed -- to america on. >> may flower. the may flower. thank you. how do you know that? so he named two the presidents on mount rushmore can you tell me who the head of canada is -- >> the guy that did the coke? >> you see this is a way americans answer questions --

what year was the iphone released? >> 1989. i don't know. >> 1989 -- are you kidding? that was my hay day we didn't have cell phones. >> i don't know. >> we stretch the cord out the kitchen window. do you have a question for me? trivia question for me. see what i know. >> who's the father of the american navy? >> i don't know the answer -- >> thomas jefferson. >> thomas jefferson the father of the american navy. looks leak i don't know everything. ♪ ♪ >> we know what's interesting about that i had my crack team fact check that last one -- and you know what it is not true. it is not true thomas jefferson is not the father of the american navy. so that question is still up for grabs. anybody know it vivek father of the -- who do they say is the father of the u.s. navy? >> i actually don't know. a tough one -- >> aqua man. >> cure owes.

>> jackie you want to attack a stab at it? >> okay it is jean paul jones. >> jean paul jones. although we would have accepted john adams because he was the president who was there when they created the navy -- but she had it wrong must have been thinking of john adams but jean paul jones. >> give her credit for that. jefferson came right after. >> i have some sympathy for those folks it seemed funny thomas edison but when you're put on the spot you know you answer -- questions wrong. what is your theory vivek a lot of the foreigners knew the questions better than americans. >> it is really easy. people who have to immigrate to become a citizen have to pass a civics test. it is 128 question test if you are required to know something about the country, it turns out you know more about the country. so my proposal as president it is simple and different ways we can do this, every high school student should be required it to

pass the same civics test to become a voting citizen if they want their right to vote. >> we wouldn't have that the cuban missile crisis hamilton -- yeah. >> to piggy back i love that idea not only do we get them to learn the civics test but also we have to get them to have that will power that immigrants have to force them all to move to a third world country live there for 20 years build up that fire and then bring them back, they'll tiger mom them. we have to tiger mom them. >> like two year service right two years overseas. you go live over there and come back and watch, watch how fast they learn. >> yeah jackie still not off the hook. worst screw up on the job. >> i've never screwed up. nothing to say. but that was a good jfk impression. >> thank you. well i'm from boston you know when i get in the pinch i'll do the boss accent thank you so

much panel vivek jackie and yanis guy is from duck family treasures will show us around the swamp but first -- we're getting word president biden apparently is refusing to leave the debate stage. take a look. >> but they know they've got the -- the -- the other thing there. you know, they cancel climate. cancel you can't have cancel climate then you're going to have the climate of cancelation. and what the forefathers say -- forefathers said we set upon these -- you know the thing. [laughter] >> okay mr. president thank you so much. we'll be right back. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash.

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what is wrong with you? ♪ ♪ let's go. what do you got? i see there you go, baby. whew. that is a coin. oh, my goodness. adventure does not end there hit series family on fox nation.com and joining me now stars of the show. jeep and jace robertson thanks for joining us. i'm so excited about the show i'm a big fan of duck dynasty and i love how do you come up with the idea to hunt for treasure? >> well, we're all involved in various projectses and one of the things that i do and uncle cy does is we do podcast so i had brought up i had got into hobby of treasure hunting and one of the producers said well why don't you do a tv show about it so kind of as a practical joke fibs y'all, opinion listening to this podcast think this would be a good idea, y'all

write in and i gave the producers a social media information which i probably shouldn't have. [laughter] and fibs i said if we get 20,000 who say this was a good idea so i was clowning around and to my surprise there was over 70,000 people in the first two hours when that podcast came out so i thought you know what, why not do a show. >> it is a community they treasure hunting guy so you're one of the guys that we see on the beach with that machine walking around that's -- that was the treasure hunters right? >> that's this guy that's my brother. yep. >> what's funny is i thought that was what it was about but this is a fun thing to do and i enjoy it. >> you go through the cast you have cy the brains but murray is the expert what's the difference between the brain and expert? >> murray has been doing this for 40 years and he's like a

human walking encyclopedia uncle cy he doesn't do much besides drink tea. and so -- he was at the stage of his life where he was wondering what comes next besides a coffin. and so i said well why don't we just -- have zygothrough the letters that come in and he can pick the spots where we go. and so that's really the basis of the show. full -- >> people write in and say find our treasure we have some historical place and we let cy awe thengtically pick the places we go. >> so cy picks places but you go you must get permission pofnl it is some private land and some public land and what happens private land and find treasure do you get to put it in your pocket or does own or of the land want it? >> no they put you in jail. [laughter] >> you don't want that. >> so we get permission they

find consent form only private places we go we basically showed what they found and we didn't actually dig holes in their grass. but most places we go are private places. and -- so we find stuff and work out a deal with what we do "stuff we find because it really is their property. but we have the skillset to find it it is a lot harder to find it than it looks on tv they're showing you when we find it. >> because i had cy in here and i interviewed him at fox news he didn't have a cell phone so we have to tell him when it show up and he was on time i don't know how he gets by without a cell phone. does he not -- >> he doesn't have a cell phone when i want to talk to cy i get in the truck and drive to his house and knock on the door. >> i think it is fantastic. well, i'm like i said i'm a big fan of the show. i love duck dynasty i could

watch with my kids and one of the great things about that show and what made it takeoff is when they would say grace before dinner and when they say grace before dinner, i say okay that's a show for me. thanks jace and jep up next we're warming up vocal cords to see who knows words and music to the major anthem it is not that easy will the next star be born -- don't miss it. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway.

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square to see how well you all can do it. >> oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light. ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars. let go guys. through the perilous fight. who's bright stars through the - perilous i don't know the rest -- [laughter] or the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare -- the bombs bursting in air. gave proof through the night -- that our flag was still there. ♪ ♪ oh, my god -- oh say does that star-spangled

banner, banner yet wave -- o oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave -- ♪ ♪ ore the land of the free -- land of the free --e ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave! >> that about -- new york.or man, i don't know.k, >> yes.. that really was the first time i ever swang those guys and if you too would love to sing in four part harmony with strangers go to barbershop.org an they will show you how. that is our show for tonight.

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