be good at, but in the end, there are people like us. and sometimes we do well to be people. like them. if you have a question email us at gaudi americal at fox .com. thank you for spending part of your sonny with us. goodnight from south carolina. to study sea turtle migration. that's all fox reports is sunday july 16, 2023. i am brian llenas and for jon scott. thank you for watching. the big we can show is next. ♪ >> hello i am tomi lahren along with guy benson, kellyanne conway and joe concha. welcome to the big we can show in the big story tonight. the debate over the first republican debate, this morning on "sunday morning futures", for president trump double down on his promise to stay away for the first round but his opponents want him there. >> is quite an easy question normally, ronald reagan did not do it and a lot of other people did not do it when you have a

big lead do it we have a lead of 50 and 60 points in some cases and some of these people are at 0 and you say why would you do a debate, it's not fair why would you let somebody at 0 or one or two or three popping you with questions. >> his ego will not permit him to have a big tv show that he is not on. come on donald get on the stage and defend your record. >> i'm to be at the first debate, you can have millions and millions of people, turning into it, i pick it's great to be an environment where you asked tough questions. tomi: maybe this is why desantis is so decided for the debate, the washington post a long slog but desantis explaining he loves the media's hate. >> i think the good thing, the republican primary voters are very smart they know where the corporate outlet stand of the political spectrum. the extent that they become convinced that the media does

not want me to be the nominee above all else, that will in the long run absolutely help me. tomi: , kellyanne you knew i was going to come to you. i want to start off with trump's saying he's not going to attend the first debate, strategically he seems to think this is a good idea, why do it and get on a stage when you really don't need to. is this going to allow ron desantis to captivate more voters strategically, do you think it's a good idea for trump to sit this one out? >> i discussed this with president trump i love to see about the debate stage at think democracy demands it. it was a sweet spot for him also the primary and 2015 and 2016. the first fox news debate in cleveland august 6, 2016 center stage and never lost that spot. he mowed down a lot of his opponents. he beat 17 very qualified men and women in the republican primary and went on to beat hillary clinton. i was in the debate often only women in the debate for donal dj

trump. those debates against hillary clinton helped because she did not take him seriously and is time to shine. he will make a decision for 24 or 48 hours before the debate. he makes a good point i can't picture him sitting at home watching everybody talking about him. i think there is high risk and low reward for some of the other candidates were not doing well on the campaign trail on the debate stage, the questions come fast, your answers have to be crisp in so far some of these would be front runners have not acquitted themselves in other form. tomi: you think there is something to what chris christie said saying that trump's ego will not allow him to sit out, it might come up to 24 hours before any analysis is going to be there. that would be a trump like thing to do. i think you are right. i feel like that could possibly happen. guy i want to go to you, piggybacking on what kellyanne said about the other contenders and we talk about the other

contenders were really secular governor ron desantis. you think trump not been at the first debate, they decides he's not going to go in that is confirmed, do you think this allows desantis to get a leg up on trump and some of the areas he was failing and the reports that his campaign is lacking he's down to trump's bylaw in several states. as this is moment would trump off the stage not to get all the air in the room. guy: he was at a foreman iowa and did many accounts well. trump skip that one. i think gillian might be onto something. i'm not sure trump has actually said he's not coming. he sounded like he probably won't but is not absolutely rolling it out. it may not be him sitting there saying i'm annoyed i do would be there because of the attention. he likes to keep people guessing and in suspense because it builds up the drama. my guess that is the game he is playing right now. if i had to bet a little bit of money not a lot i bet he will show up. i'm not 100% he will.

i think he should i am not a trump guy i been very open about that. if it were anyone else in this position let's say jeb bush, way back when when people thought he would be the clear front runner. if you have this sense of inevitability around you and arrogance and entitlement, voters don't like that. it was hillary clinton affected 2016. you have to earn it you cannot pretend to be in a cabinet when you're not. he was he in cabinet, he looked into lost election, he asked about this case again. right now he's building a case he's up in the polls. but i think to step away from the blocking and tackling of campaigning especially in a debate, i don't think that's a great look for him. in my slight suspicion he will show up. tomi: have a feeling you are right. we also have trump talking about his potential vp pics. he's not really going after any of his other competitors other than ron desantis. he's even open to naming some of them as vice presidential pick a be putting them in office. i would get your thoughts on the

other side. >> i think you have some good people on the stage and get potential cabinet members. >> do you see yourself with the senator tim scott. >> i think is a very good guy we did opportunity zones together is never been talked about it's one of the most successful economic development things ever done in this country and tim is very good i see tim doing something. >> to believe joe biden will be the democratic candidate in 2024. >> i think biden will probably be the candidate if he can make it. tomi: if he can make it. i want to talk about the first part of what he said. he's open to a senator scott being a running mate. how likely do you think that is happen. if that was the move and were saying trump is the nominee, is at a strategic against biden or as i always said, newsom? >> you want me to predict something about donald trump 12

months in advance because you're probably going to picnic summer that's a fools air pretty for looking at it logically tim scott would be an excellent candidate as far as vice presidency is concerned. he has not gone after tim scott in any way shape or form, tells you two things he wants tim scott the race for as long as possible because that just away from ron desantis but maybe also eyeing up tim scott has been a vp candidate. no one really talked much about mike pence at the stage in 2015, that your vice president right there. who knows. getting back to the debate aspect of this, donald trump did not debate before the iowa caucuses. a couple days beforehand. ted cruz ended up winning iowa in 2016. the possibility of him not doing this is there because he has done it before. but since when does donald trump back down from a fight. tomi: he's not backing down. have to crack the record. his ego as someone else said, is the front runner. this is not chemistry, biology, ego. this is math. and right now he's looking at the math. i was a put the math aside and

show up so the voters can suss out who they want to support. he actually is saying why do i need to be at a place where they are. i think because there are a few of the other people are going to make it to the second or third debate, he is actually there. something important about what you said about running mates. president trump is now transporting himself as a general election candidate previous asking questions about his candidate and vp pick. this is where ron desantis is supposed to be his post be the guy to take out trump and biden and in the polls is not able to do either right now. trump is doing the smart thing by reminding people you want 70 to do the job in the future who's already done the job, he is my candidate and vp pick. he is whistling past the primary stage. guy: the math were six-month before anybody cast a vote, why is this a nation and not a nomination. guykellyanne: he loves competit. kellyanne: what people love about donald trump most, he is a

fighter. the fact that he could go up. and if he is at that debate, 24 million people watch that debate august 6, 2015. if he's at the debate, it's the first time you see him with ron desantis on stage next to each other i see 20,000,002 and in. to miss out on that opportunity to post her eyes ron desantis, i cannot see him ultimately backing down from that. this is not about winning the nomination. this is about the general election where that is the bigger challenge. that sort of audience, this is a huge opportunity to reach independents and disgruntled democrats, the blue dogs, hispanics, suburban women this'll be the biggest stage, and it would be between 4 million debate in 2015. do it now, it's not about winning the nomination. it looks like he will, don't do this playing out to lose thing. go out, do the slamdunk and appeal back to the voters that you need to win in 2024.

tomi: we don't have a ton of time left. but i have to get your take, desantis is raising a lot of money. his campaign saying $20 million in the second quarter. that's a lot of money. he's doing well in fundraising, why do you think the fundraising dollars are not translating into the poll numbers. kellyanne: the have a candidate problem, he never should've run he's ruining himself or 2028. i will bid on the record including election night we had a great election night. he is a great governor in a bag campaign for president. he is 44 years old, he could've waited but this nonsense about he's the candidate that the media don't want. donald trump is the candidate that the media don't want. maybe anybody with an r after their name. i think they enjoy needling him, hasn't worn well so far. he is smarter than that and more approachable than all of that. i think they haven't just raised a lot of money, they have spent a lot of money. for your commute occasion's director and external affairs director, two gentlemen i know to left the campaign to go to a nonprofit to help him, that is not good. he can go the distance he has money integrate record but so far most of the questions he

gets asked are about donald trump. i think they wasted six months obnoxious blocking and tackling but the non- sexy parts of politics, get the early program set up, desantis and trump are the only to the hydro coin to do that. he can play catch up, right now he seems defensive and is running against trump not biden. tomi: i wish we had more time for this. were also excited but we have to move on. coming up bars, cameras and fences. we aren't talking about prisons. how residents are forced to protect themselves from the lawlessness and good liberal cities while the leaders push woke agendas did you know your body can produce its own collagen? collagen boosting superfoods from force factor support natural collagen production for beautiful hair, skin and nails; and their delicious and easy to use. rush to walmart and find collagen boosting superfood

♪ ♪. guy: welcome back to the big we can show california's crime problem getting so acute the police and one major city are recommending residents take steps to protect themselves from a spree of home invasions. citizens in oakland are being urged to reinforce their doors and install security cameras to avoid becoming victims reduces

the governor advocating this responsibility? >> we're playing grand theft auto simulator on full throttle. it's really scary. were dealing with results of failed policy, failed luxury policies who normally do not have to live with the consequent as of the policy. for the first time neighborhoods that they live in beginning to see the consequences and public safety. >> just across the bay and san francisco more businesses are shuttering because of the crime crisis. the ap running san francisco and other cities need to diversify or die talking about the economy, economically. perhaps a big piece of the puzzle would be enforcing the law. meanwhile here is a new crime fighting focus for some millennial's ms. gentry and other people.

almost half of millennial surveyed say that should be a crime. a few things to unpack, do i want to start with, from the ap story i want to start with the passage devastated not just to san francisco but the state of california and progressive governance probably. san francisco has become the prime example of what downtown should not look like they get, crime-ridden in various stages of decay. in truth it is one of many cities across the u.s. whose downtown is rocketing with the post pandemic wake-up call, diversify or die. that is a bleak assessment, broadly a correct assessment. i'm not sure what they mean by diversify. the ap taking off the gloves a little bit. it's unavoidable. you see the headlines every day gershkovich u-haul does studies, san francisco within any other

city in the country, this was the shining juul of california, more people moved out of the great city than any other city in the country, for all the reasons that we talked about. crime, homelessness and the deep blue state and deeply city like san francisco they fired the district attorney. this is unthinkable things. this is california and general that's where the exodus is happening, where are they going, florida, red state, texas red state, tennessee, red state, south carolina red state. that is the way it is working at this point we talked about the presidential election in the last block. republican should be humoring this home. they want the country to look like california, illinois and new york or florida, texas, south carolina, tennessee where everybody is movie where taxes are lower, crime is lower in education is better. if you make it a choice between that i don't see how you could lose but then again it is america speaker in the associated press talked about a lot of cities with a hollowed out problem which is true but i

listed few where it is not the case where it is thriving. a lot of the major cities in florida and the red states that we just heard this is a damning indictment of years of progressive policies coming home to roost in the ground zero location. the bay area of san francisco. kellyanne: which has, the heroes, gavin newsom, nancy pelosi as the congresswoman, do we see a trend these are man-made crises and people need to know that, this is not prudence fault, covid fault, it is poor management in an epidemic of looking the other way. when you see drug communities, homelessness, random violent crime, seen so arbitrary and capricious. and if you see the guards in the store in san francisco they are not allowed to stop you. i saw one guy look like he was

shopping and trying to match up all the colors as he was taking stuff. now we have the victims of the criminals in the committal's as the victims. this is very important people say innovation economy, these are quality of life and cost-of-living issues. to the point of expeditious a blue states and red states is having this impact as fox news reporter there are six states in the south that contribute to the nation's gdp then the entire northeast, this tells you something. guy: that's just used to be on the high horse about the gdp and those are shifting. to your point it's not an accident, this is not a weird coincidence this is a direct result of policy. after giving the answer i was to get about the city of oakland. san francisco is like a cartoon, oakland is worse that's right kamala harris launched her campaign in the same city where former u.s. senator barbara boxer was robbed intact in broad daylight it did not get a lot of attention last year or the year

before. it seems like a big deal i want to go over to the millennial's pull we can put it up on the screen. we are both millennial's let's try to tackle this miss gentry should that be a crime at least according to the survey, 44% of our generation say yes with the balance say no were not sure. it should be an easy one even if you think it's absolutely rotten and rude and a horrible thing to do. we don't do criminal prosecution did america for thought crime or for words. >> millennial's and jen's the only two generations wafts of young people who are advocating for less rights read we had generations of americans fight for more rights, more speech, more expression, more freedom. our generation in gen z are fighting for fewer rights they want people to be quieter and shut up and were polite. that is how they see the world

and is because they have been raised in such a way we talked about this this morning they have been raised to believe that the worst thing that can happen to you somebody can call you a name and somebody can miss gender you, they have been so-called old in schools and what pop culture reinforces that they legitimately think that words hurt more than actual crime we discussed. in fact if you asked them if they're worried about actual crime you don't get the same response at least when it comes to voting. the 2022 midterms should've been more about crime i wish we could run on that 2024 but people don't care as much as we thought. the young people believe that words hurt and that the worst thing that could happen and that terrifies me for the future of our nation in our future voters. this is our future voters millennial makeup the biggest voting block. we have some work to do speaker and pro-politeness, pro-respect and i think that you do not criminalize speech, especially something like this is totally

crazy. bringing him back to the first moment later on in the show. some liberals say men needed testosterone boost but pumping iron is borderline factious this is another wild one will address democrats potential issue with manhood and male voters coming up. ♪

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♪ ♪. kellyanne: welcome back to the big we can show. do democrats have a man problem? political magazine out with the new magazine with her masculinity issue talking to experts about how democrats combat this issue for the party.

maybe they have a problem with masculinity because the media now calls exercise far right. msnbc recently tweeted out one of the opinion pieces that argues the far right is obsessed with fitness and the obsession is nothing more than a dangerous factious impulse that needs to be suppressed. this one is really super on an somebody different ways. some people are looking out for their bodies in their fit and they have a right to be but i met many maga voter and a red hat who is pretty proud of not being that fit. they're very happy with their lives, they don't feel the need to conform and comply with what is become a nationwide obsession with what you eat and how you look and if you work out. to me this is a natural byproduct of how overly

feminized the democratic party has become they have been insulting minute masculinity for so long it's crept into a lot of our regular ads not political ads, the man is so dumb he can't open the trash bag the women has to teach them how. i think it's an overarching emphasis on women, women, women and now democrats have a problem with men and then the have a problem with men voters. joe: if strong fitness is been far right i wish i were further right. i did my palatine today but you know it's every day commute try to be healthy and you should not be shamed for taking good care of your body. this is a weird one the msnbc piece the boom of stories how this is a right wing obsession i was waiting for a journalist to track down the former first lady michelle obama her whole thing was fitness. let's move, we are to get past obesity especially for kids and

now we shame people for being too fit, let's make up her mind on the left. to your political point we hear a lot about the gender gap, absolutely true the republicans have to do better among women representing the majority of the electorate. but the democrats do have a serious and growing problem with men including young men there was data i saw a few weeks ago about high school boys moving very strongly to the right, girls going the other direction the media focuses on one half of that and the other half matters as well, our votes count just as much is yours. >> let's pull the political magazine report if we can. it's hard to deny that democrats have a masculinity problem. republicans seem all too happy to capitalize on the gun toting fist bumping tropes of stereotypical manhood. i actually cannot argue with that. to guys point i've been in this business a long time and an old

lady at this point also hears women's issues, women's issue and i say all issues are women's issues and we should talk to women not just from the waist down but we stopped where eyes, ears, hearts and brains are. in 30 some years i've never heard the term men's issue is just presume that men care about all the issues. if you not attending to different demographic groups including 49% of the country you may be jeopardizing losing them. what about this that we have the controversy. before you comment i want you to comment on what joe rogan said. he said being healthy is far right holy for f word. tomi: there has been a strategy on the left to feminized men in a think it's quite obvious if you look at popular culture that is the best standard we can look at what this popular culture look like it looks like men

being feminized. whether it is men looking like women to compete in our sports were men overall being feminized that's what the left seeks to do in the realizing that may have backfired a little bit. you have a lot of young men who were saying that it would be feminized and not political but to guys point i don't want to be feminized in fact what the left is offering is a feminized version of masculinity i don't want it may be of being fit, healthy and muscular and masculine is the right thing than maybe i'm right i think that's what joe rogan was alluding to there's an article a few months back about how exercises races because people of color don't have time to exercise and only white people have time to exercise. it's all mental gymnastics. i don't want to push exercise but is a mental gymnastics of trying to find a way to make their point but it is not landing whatsoever. masculine men are important in

america. kellyanne: why do i feel with most things this has something to do donald trump even though they're not saying it. it's so weird that were talking about fitness, masculinity and testosterone and yet it's under the guise of the fitness craze on the far right. joe: i think physicality means something in politics in general there's a reason we don't have short presidents. biden sex, trump's 63, george w. bush 6-foot 2 inches, reagan, obama six-foot 1 inch. george w. bush 5-foot 11 inches. 5-foot 9 inches no shot. a short running for president don't do it is a visual medium. i think it means something masculinity and size in general. >> what is the nonsense that exercises far right how to get an ideology. >> that's a very good question i don't think i got an ideology ethics of any crazy growth this. >> here's what i think it might

be there are social media commentators conservative male social media have large followings and they tend to be really muscular and hyper masculine like the undertakes of the world. there are some in this world and the conservative medium who fit the description it does not be there far right but it is what the left appears them to be. kellyanne: we will leave it there. a great conversation. a pastor's message for the canadian trucker got him in trouble with the law now his sons tough words for justin trudeau are getting and praise from that you hear his speech that got him a standing ovation next. ♪

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freedom convoy grabbed their attention across north america when truckers protested canada's government in their covid vaccine mandate. many joined in the movement including the pastor who shared the message of freedom with the trucker protesters and he ended up in trouble with the law for doing so. he faces ten years in prison for delivering a sermon to the truckers, his son pleading his case and his dad's case about candidates geocoding policies he delivered his speech. many gave him a standing ovation. here is a portion of the remarks in front of the eu parliament. >> i would like to stand here and tell you all the things about freedom and democracy that i like but i no longer know those things. they have been taken away from us canadians. canada has fallen. we no longer have freedom of religion, freedom of speech or the right to protest or assemble or associate or express herself

or have free media or disagreement with the governm government. anyone who does so is arrested, charged and jailed as political dissidents. >> is a pretty astounding thing to watch what is happening north of the border. i like canadians, they are friendly and i like hockey and putin is delicious. if you look at the culture and lack of culture around free speech, free expression, freedom of religion it is quite ill liberal and what is seen as a free country in the national anthem they call themselves the tree, true north strong and free but the laws don't reflect that in pretty disturbing ways. kellyanne: people are laying at the feet of justin trudeau who has been a study in contrast about his personal freedom versus your personal freedoms as a canadian. i want to give a shout out to the young man, 23 years old. the poison the substance in which he delivered this across the pond to that you and

brussels is pretty remarkable. the posse got there tells us something about our neighbors in the west and how to looking at the erosion of freedoms in this country into the north of us and canada. the other thing when i saw this guy against the covid mandate, gave a sermon to the truckers and the new contrast that to the earlier time segment that you let us on the show. people don't know who is a criminal, what's not and what the crime and what's not. we don't have the standards and structures and objective criteria that we can follow as freedom loving citizens of americus and canada to say that the community in trouble that's not a crime that sacramento. this guy is under house arrest for what happened and let other people go free. guy: there's other people getting thrown in prison in canada and i look at stories and i say thank god we have a first amendment. we still have it, you interview this actual pastor the man on your show, let's watch that clip

together. >> i grew up and i've seen this movie before ultimately i was a arrested five times and i spent three days on concrete later 50 days to solitary confinement, psych ward and that eventually they took me for the most dangerous terrorist in the country. you know you look at this and the only thing that comes to mind is soviet russia. >> sometimes our rhetoric gets a little overheated but what he just described sounded like the gullah. tomi: this is canada were not far from canada. this is astonishing and people are too quick to give leaders around the world including here in the united states covid amnesty for what they did in the freedoms that they took away and infringed upon. in canada it was so much worse than here, it was still bad but the freedom truckers, when this happened i was so proud of them

because they stood out they said were not going to take this. this pastor said time and time again they tried to get them in time and time again he stood up. this reminds me of our founding fathers. it was live free or die, there was no other option. the fact that there is an embodiment of that today and being a candidate when i interviewed this man he was on house arrest zooming with me being on house arrest, very few people are willing to stand up for freedom anymore. he did and always will and that is inspiring. guy: there is a substance of vaccine mandate. imposing this on truckers who were sitting by themselves all day long and literally keeping society functioning at all times but especially during covid, to do that to them the way that they did it with the jackbooted government was astounding. joe: probably the most isolated job he and the world is a trucker. you see justin trudeau dipping

into the 30s as his approval so maybe canada is catching on. it is happening here in this country. i meant to bring it up in the other segment before. in michigan if you misuse a term in terms of transgender it is a $10000 fine in a felony. it was passed in michigan i kidded this border under gretchen whitmer. guy: that is going to be thrown out and the courts to read we still have the first amendment in this country, i think. i'm catching my watch, first amendment still in america for now. coming up, botox, creams, vitamins, everyone's looking for the elusive fountain of youth. it turns out there may be one, would you drink from it if given the chance. we will discuss and debate that 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.

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♪ ♪. guy: welcome back to the big we can show many women spent a lot of time and a lot of money to reverse the signs of aging. >> i have not had plastic surgery. >> good for you you look terrific.

>> , at least you're lying through your caps. >> you have been yanked and stitched and stuffed, you are a turkey. your ex-husband. >> to please everybody. >> everybody. >> men, women, studio executi executives. you think beauty, that's the ticket. guy: harvard scientists think they found the fountain of you youth. the team discovered a six chemical cocktail that reverses the aging process by several years. the question goes to the youngest on the panel i believe. tomi: i believe i am. guy: would you take this 20 years from now if it can reverse five or ten years. tomi: five or ten uses a lot more than a couple of years. a couple of years is botox which is far more effective. filler is far more effective.

the craze of them pick very effective look at half of hollywood thereon owes epic. they said this is experimental and is getting people excited but there are a lot of many women that would do anything to reverse aging or to look better. there is hope. guy: i live in north jersey i believe you're familiar with area and my wife works as an er doctor but she knows folks in the botox business and it is booming. i would think if this gets on the market if you can invest it would be a good idea. kellyanne: i would guzzle this down, sign me up, elon musk tweeted 5 million views or likes on his tweet i don't want to go on spacex but i want to be a part of the experiment it restores the aging cells through the university this is cell restoration a little bit different than surgery i've never had a facelift and i wouldn't airplane to a sometime what i need to and only have one. and then i'm going to tell people i'm going to have it

because i see all these people say i have no work done can you tell. i am pro-life, pro-facelift, i believe i should be able to do what i want with my body and my money as long as it not another harpy involved. this is attractive because it seems simpler than all the things that people are doing to look and feel better. i'm 56 years old i weigh 120 pounds. two things are not supposed to ask until do major and weight but it would be nice to stop the clock. joe: we had the women's point of view. i know you're in your 30s. >> 38, 37 was the last year of the mid-30s what i told myself now it's late 30s on the way to 40. i'm still stuck on pro-life pro-facelift. put that on a bumper sticker. when i was a few years younger i thought i would never consider any of the stuff and then friends of mine people talk about this have you ever considered this you should think

about that. i would want to see the effectiveness of this procedure or whatever this cocktail of chemicals. kellyanne: you can see it on me. joe: i'm talking about the sound of you think. other scientists dismissing as mostly hype and preliminary so i would definitely want to do the research. to get several years back in terms of appearance. sure 98% of people would do that if they were being honest. joe: 99.9% of people would do it. the tvs get bigger in hk gets clear and you can see every imperfection. lightning round let's say a pill was invented and proven to be safe that allowed you to live forever think of the movie green mile with tom hanks would you take it. guy: , no, look younger, yes, live forever no. kellyanne: absolutely not i don't want to let my kids. tomi: know look at this country i don't want to see it fall i

don't want to live forever let's hope it's a long way in the future that the country falls. no thank you. joe: i think what the problem your kids die your high school friends die and your grandkids die who you know. joe wants to live forever. a major fear of death i'm going on the downhill then the appeal. there's time to change that. joe: stick around, the big four is next. ♪ one legendary icon deserves another. get in. ♪ the future of chevy electric suv's has arrived. see barbie only in theaters july 21st. and experience the all-new chevy blazer ev ss.

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kellyanne: welcome back to the big we can show. it is time for the big four. the pics for the big stories everyone will be talking about this next week music legend toby keith surprising his fans by belting out his own hit song courtesy of the red, white and blue karaoke style in an uber. check it out. ♪ it feels like the whole wide world ♪ ♪ is rating down on you. ♪ brought to you by your courtesy ♪ ♪ of the red, white and blue. ♪. kellyanne: i love the patriotism, it's so special because he announced last year he has cancer we have not seen

much of him. guy: he did not need the lyrics. to be the best you have to beat the best and carlos just did that today the 20-year-old spaniard hosting novak djokovic and a five set thriller to win his when bolton title giving him two grand slam championships to his name he won the u.s. open last year end now when bolton that was the winning shot right there. there was one game that lasted a most 30 minutes. not a set again lasted 30 minutes it was a thriller i watched the last set novak djokovic is amazing but this guy is young and racking up the victories. guy.joe: is the passing of the torch. tomi: the california nightmare continues. homeless encampments making a comeback at venice beach one year after the city cleaned up the place. when they say it's making a comeback.

i don't think the homeless in chemnitz have ever left southern california or northern california to be real frank and all the cleanup effort, gavin newsom i would like to see with the shovel and let's get to work buddy. guy: gavin newsom he is the next best hope was the sticker could be make america california. the powerball jackpot growing to $900 million after saturday's drawling ended without a winner again mondays will be the third biggest jackpot in lottery history. can you imagine this. i want three things when i win the powerball. about my own sports bar the regal beagle or maybe the peachpit. i want a house on the jersey shore and i want to fly private because flying commercial is hell. 70% of lottery winners go broke 33 declare bankruptcy. do we really want this. joe: that would be hard if you went on the record a million

dollars each. 2 million that's a verbal contract. joe: i'm going to have it now. guy: i'm not sure that's how it works. would you want to win the lottery. tomi: i think we would all take it. kellyanne: you don't win if you don't play i am at shannon bream. chock full of republican add-ons ois setting up a showdown in the senate over social issues. ♪ >> and they are bringing culture wars international security. >> the american people i talk to about home do not want a weakened military. they do not when he woke military. >> house speaker a deeply partisan defense bungling passage of the memos on abortion access but medical care for transgender troops, and diversity programs. the future of that military taking center stage as president