will never be good at. in the end there people like us and sometimes we do well to be people like them. if you have a question e-mail us at gowdy america fox.com. thank you for spending your sunday with us, good night from >> hello everyone i'm charlie hurt along with alecia cuneo, lisa boothe and joey jones, welcome to "the big weekend show", our big story tonight stop criminals get fired. it's happening more and more, the latest is 68-year-old woman who worked at lows for 13 years in the pink slip was not enough, she also got a black guy when she tried to shop and to stop shoplifters of $2000 of merchandise from the store in

georgia. >> the guy decided he wanted me to let go so he touched me i held my glasses and held onto the cart and he punched me again and again, and i felt that at the same time. i'm emotionally mixed. >> i love my job. i enjoyed working with the people that i worked with. i enjoyed helping the customers and i enjoyed everything about it. you know how you have your perfect job, that was mine. charlie: in san francisco business owners are big in their communities to get involved in stop crimes so they don't have to. one declared in a wall street journal off bed san francisco has lost his mind. the other outrage because he got punched in the face when he tried to stop a homeless guy from urinating on his property. >> i believe i live in a city where people piston the street punch in the face and get away with it. a guy ran off and they will probably not find him.

i am fed up with the city, he should not be this way at all this is not how our city should be. charlie: of all the stories that we covered that drive me crazy, nothing is more enraging than the story, where you have in this case a woman named donna hansbrough the lowes employee in the thing that slays me about this is listening to her talk about how much she loved her job and how much purpose it gave her and how much she enjoyed working with people. it really does come down are you going to side with workers or criminals and obviously in this case of lowes and a lot of other places, we are siding with criminals. >> and we get donna a job, she's the exact employee that somebody companies and small businesses want someone who is loyal and loves their job. donna probably showed up when there's somebody people out there that don't show up for work. they come in late and were to be

talking about that later. she's exactly what you do, the problem is companies and businesses are so scared now because of bullet into litigious nature of so many folks out there they're worried about getting sued but worried about getting sued by the criminal, that is what they are worried about. it makes you stop and say is this opposite day all day long because we are doing things the opposite way the we used to. you want somebody to protect your company in business. it's human nature to protect herself and to get in trouble is mind blowing. charlie: we hear a lot of politicians talk about workers rights, what about workers rights, at what point can a worker not protect his or her store and as you say it is mind boggling. joey: lows at this moment, however, the manager was that fired her, can you imagine she has more character in the one

interview the person has probably ever shown to her team ever. i cannot imagine working for someone who would see that and hear those words and think the answer is to fire her. i completely understand that you have policies and there is a reason for them. this is an instinct, reaction. someone is about to steal from you and do something wrong, she grabs the cart to stop them and maybe they will reconsider in their reaction is to punch her, she put herself in harms way she's not trying to sue lowes, she's trying to work at lowes and be a good employee. what do they want to do they want to fire her. lowes and lululemon can park themselves next the bud light. i swear i'll build something out of paper and where washcloths before i shop at either one of those places. >> this is in georgia that makes it even worse, were you reading in a place like this from san francisco, an art gallery owner named tyler glenn who has an

establishment there in san francisco since 1984 got into trouble when he was cleaning his sidewalk, he lost his mind for a minute but the city has lost, he lost his temper for a minute but the city lost their mind. he wrote an op-ed saying in my city shoplifting, drug dealing and drug abuse are not created and treated as crimes but my active frustrated earn me 35 hours of community service, another reminder of how broken san francisco has become and how inhospitable the current laws are to small business owners and taxpayers. my frustration was no excuse for what i did but does anyone realize how dire the situation is in san francisco. he was spraying down the sidewalk and sprayed a homeless person he called the city 50 times in 25 days to come and help them with this homeless person and they don't do anything and he does something stupid. but paying the price for.

>> it's hard to imagine that this is not intentional. when you reinforce criminality, you're going to get more crimes. were treating victims as criminals and criminals as victims. i think that goes so much deeper than that. there's no secret as we descend further into chaos and you see the belief in god a 22 year low as societal rot that is going on were a broken society producing broken people. i believe the left has been incredibly successful at removing the anchors of giving a person purpose in life, they vilify god, they mock god they try to destroy the family unit, try to encourage selflessness not selfishness. it's no secret why we are producing these kinds of people as society and i believe covid was so bad. i believe so many people were demoralized from that. they lost connection with other humans and life, happiness, joy in life, the isolation and the fear. we are truly a broken society

and i think we need to dig deeper to get on the other side. joey: he got arrested and charged with battery and got a restraining order. what happens when a homeless person camped at his doorstep again, does he have to leave his store? you have thieves, criminals, these people who contribute nothing to society and then you have people who are working who contribute everything to society. in the case of the art gallery owner and also the sub shop owner that we showed at the beginning, these are people that invested their life savings and storefronts and trying to make the block better. it all goes out the window. alicia: the frustrating part, to lessons being learned. the criminals have learned that they are not good to be confronted by employees. they're completely incentivized to go when they take what they want. meantime, employees are learning the lesson to stand there and

take it. is that who we are as a country? that we have now learned to stand there and take it otherwise you get punished. >> i've never seen some of the scenes in person, mainly because i try not to ever shop i would feel like such a trump if i was standing in line to pay for my basket of groceries or whatever in people running out the door hightailing it to the car, why am i paying for this. joey: i need to find something i can sell, open a store and have a dead pool in the break room. you get five days off every punch that you land on the thief. if you could take a baseball bat to the hip, not totally detrimental but enough to slow them down so the police can get to him, i'm going to give you a bonus. we need to push back against this. i'm sure somebody scare pull the clip and i'll be in trouble tomorrow, the point being we have to push back against it, we cannot accept the idea that we are so we can as a society we are not allowed to take action when someone is doing wrong.

that is a key tenet of society. when you see something wrong, do something about it and the fire and penalize and arrest people, i understand if you're going to spray a bomb down, and some soap, then as a public service instead of harassment, do something nice when you do it the outside of that the other instances like lululemon and things happening in georgia i don't know if chick-fil-a is the place that we thought it was were used to be but they should reach out to this woman, they're headquartered in georgia. lisa: you cannot open that new york city if you're josé this and future breakers, or pennies can go to jail for stepping in and exercising self-defense. it looks like a were unpatriotic americans right now. the better person the more they try to crash, demoralize and destroy you, that's what it feels like i told my yo-yo story i stole a yo-yo from church and could garden my peers maybe

bring it back and apologize and i never stole again. those were my days of stealing over. we are not reinforcing the consequences. put my parents on the case. charlie: the most basic form of self-governance to protect your property. coming up donald trump is dominated the business poles but what about the other d4 debate, will the new numbers help bring truck to the big debate stage a month from today? ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future

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♪ ♪. alicia: welcome back to "the big weekend show". new fox business polling gives former president trump a commanding lead into key 2024 battleground states. out of the 13 republican hopefuls, trump has half the support from iowa caucus goers and south carolina primary

voters. there seems to be a new race for second place. and iowa to him scott is five points away from ron desantis and in south carolina, no surprise wormer governor nikki haley is in second place with 14%. how about the republican candidate the politico said is about to have a moment. here is vivek ramaswamy on "fox news sunday". >> we are on the rise to win this election. on the one candidate in this race who is leading us to something, to our vision of what it means to be an american. that is resonating with voters across the country. i begin at march at 0.0% in the polls, look at the national polling average, consistently pulling third nationally and that is ahead of the first debate when many people in this country have not yet gotten to know who i am. i think were on the same trajectory or ahead of where donald trump was in 2015. alicia: voters weighing in on the first primary debate that is one month from today. trump has said he won't attend.

when asked about the message to send the voters to skip a debate is nearly 60% of iowa caucus voters it shows weakness and the same number agree and south carolina. joey, i'm going to begin with you on the primary debate question. of course fox is hosting it. i absolutely have my biased in some of us do. yet the iowa caucus voters that say they're supporting the former president but also have concerns about a candidate not showing up for debate. joey: joey, the voter wants donald trump there for a lot of reasons. i don't know what his answer is to how to get us out of the war and ukraine in high interest rates coupled with the ballooning housing market. i don't know what his answer is on things like inflation. he did law deal with those and he did not inherit them or created them when he was president he did not have those i don't know how he would fix

them i would love to hear him answer the question and any others have a better answer. with that being said if this question was asked if a candidate skip the primary debate this does not apply to donald trump. if they would ask the same people if a candidate gets indicted three times is not a sign of weakness or strength they would've probably said 86% weakness but donald trump got a bump each time. these don't apply over the same way. alicia: joey has a really good point, you have the rules when it comes to talking to voters and pulling voters that he stands outside of those in receipt and that now, what are your concerns, let's say he becomes the nominee because he seems to be headed that way and then you're talking about a general election. now you have general election voters out there, what do you think. >> donald trump is unique little force that cannot be reckoned with. he really is. if i was him i probably would not go to the debate personally

as somebody who's worked in politics. if you're up by that much why risk it. i don't see the political point. you made a point about the indictment that had a rally in fact of republicans behind him. i don't know what that means for the general election if you look at the new york city indictment independent supported that the majority of americans supported it. i wonder if what we believe as conservatives doesn't add up with the people that you need to win a general election and i worry about that being the sole issue heading into a general election when people care about their own circumstances in his head. i do worry about that if he is the nominee i will hardly support him. i think what vivek ramaswamy has done, he's running like he's losing because he is he is running like he has nothing to lose and ethics some of the other candidates are playing into safe when they're down by that much. i think now is the time to be a little bit reckless it is okay to make mistakes and make some

noise. alicia: as republicans are trying to figure out how this is going to go, democrats are watching and wondering and worrying and i want to read something from david axelrod, the former obama advisor talking about a possible third party candidate. this is going to sneak up on people i don't know why alarm bells are not going off now and why they should be at a steady drumbeat from now until the election. charlie: what david axelrod is talking about democrats have managed to force all the great reckoning that is happening for the republican party for a long time, we saw with the tea party and with trumpets 2016. donald trump was a third-party candidate. he came in and be republicans and took over the republican party and the democrats. he is a third-party candidate that everybody wants to talk about and democrats have not been to that because largely because democrats run their party with an iron fist. they don't want somebody like

that, they killed bernie sanders in the crib. tulsi gabbard. they are so wedded to the party and system that they don't allow the interloper to get in there. on the polling just to finish the i think that is a very serious issue for democrats. we see with rfk junior and cornell west. another thing that is interesting, and south carolina you have donald trump at 48 and a son and daughter in south carolina, tim scott nikki haley, you combine them and they reach half of trump's important south carolina. the second thing, ron desantis on april 1, the real clear polling average had trump at 30, desantis at 30 and trump 45. fast-forward today, trump is over 50 and all polls and ron desantis is over 20.

and what we really see the primary over the last couple of months is an incredibly shrinking campaign. also is a little bit of what we saw in 2016. joey: trump can get more than 20%, you know what who else can get 30% when ten other people are sharing the rest. our desantis numbers going down or other people getting deliveries and they're not siphoning anything from trump. did the trump base their, it's grown is not going anywhere. and everyone else is fighting over the rest, and that scenario donald trump wins. >> and i think it's fair to caveat is a lifetime away in politics and anything can happ happen, new candidates consolidate support. alicia: kamala harris was pulling like fifth in her home state of california going into iowa.

charlie: if a poster called me and said if election was held today, it is not, by. hang up. lisa: go away, how did you get my number. alicia: straight ahead the liberal media right enough a new series of the creator of yellowstone as un-american military propaganda. they might want to recruit jason outing. >> just so you hear from you, the song is supposed to be about people getting their [bleep] together and acting right. alicia: his new message for the woke mob next. we always had questions. who do we belong to? who are our ancestors? i know we have them. oh my god, here it is. when i found that immigration record on ancestry®, it was amazing. everything was there. the u.s. was in dire need of nurses during world war ii. tía amalia as a nurse in el salvador decided to answer that call. it's a lot of excitement finding something new. i feel like a time traveler. claudia starts calling me. it's a party every time.

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♪. lisa: welcome back to "the big weekend show". rapper, actor and film producer i skip has a new message for people the left is trying to

cancel. fighting back. >> say what you want to say and to hell with the consequences. you have to be willing to fight for your rights and fight for what you believe in. lisa: country music star jason aldean is doing that. at his concert last night in wisconsin he explained the vision for try that and a smalltime music video that the left is using to attack him. >> when i look at that video i see all kinds of people doing dope, i see white people, black people, i see people with all colors. the video is not directed at one particular person but ultimately what i see when i turn on the tv which is people acting completely ridiculous. just so you hear it from me, the song is supposed to be about people getting their [bleep] together and start acting right. lisa: the media is at it again aiming their theory at the

creator of yellowstone and the new show called special ops linus. >> are you close? >> closer than we've ever been. >> i'm ready to do my job made him. >> if your cover is blown there is no saving you you have to save yourself. >> jewett quiet and you do a clean. >> be careful poking the bear or the target will be on you. lisa: variety is calling that series shameless military propaganda slamming the chauffeur betraying the army as the strong who protects the we week. lisa: last time i checked that's exactly what the military does. joey: it is but they do not want to believe that. it's easier to call us killers. they're still living in the dream of the 1960s where they can spend on us in public and be okay with it, that is what they want they just don't get it back. the reason they don't get about the vietnam veteran spit on and public said never again we will not treat the next generation

that way, we make sure we don't. as long as we hang onto that were doing okay that makes me every proud to be around a vietnam veteran. i'd rather spend my time talking about them than idiots like this. i have no idea what the show is about. i don't need to watch shows to over dramatize what the military is and what most of the shows are but to say is propaganda and put it down because it paints the military's actions in a good way, go to afghanistan with some of us and see what it's like see what it's like to have a baby walk up to you and your bald from the belly down because the people that village are ignorant thinking that's how you get rid of the demons to make them cry. and you were the eer for the village they don't understand modern medicine and the kids don't deserve to hurt that way. that's what we do and we lose legs and friends because we go out and take iuds out of a man's farm that we will never go to because his 9-year-old daughter fell on one and i had to pull

her out of the tree in pieces. that's what we do and to act like every servicemember on the ground is a baby killing tyrant because you don't like what the generals do, guess what i don't like what the generals do eith either. we can talk about that but to blink our military that way that is less than dishonorable, it is stupid. lisa: variety might take that approach but were thankful for everything. you're an incredible person and patriot. joey: that scratched and it. lisa: it needed scratched. alicia: lisa let's get into the variety article a little deeper. the show is an unabashed work of military propaganda that positions the armed forces is a strong to protect the weak. we live in a society where everyone is looking to cancel, how did we end appear. >> i don't know how we got here

but if anyone hasn't noticed the military is facing a recruitment and retention problem right now and that is a problem not just for the military but a problem for all americans and it is glamorized for sure but if it inspires one or two people out there that i think that is good. how we got here, i don't know and it is concerning because i feel like people are running out of things to be offended by so now anything and everything is a target and i think it weakens us as a whole. >> absolutely. jason aldean is been a smart man because he is doubling down he saying i'm going to tell my finger in your i am not apologizing. let's listen to him at a concert last night. >> i want to say you guys showed up like i've never seen country music fans before. i've been in this business a long time and i've never seen anything like it. from the bottom of my heart i want to say i've always been real and you know what i'm about i've never shied away from my

beliefs. here's a song for what it was a means of world to me, thank you so much. lisa: he is a smart man, they don't want an apology from him, they want him to shut up and submit and they want to destroy him. charlie: you can never apologize to these people and most people don't write for variety magazine but they do by country music records and they do listen to music so they really appreciate the fact that is not backing down and then you have these people that have really boring lives enough to complain about everything so they write the stuff about the military. and what they have to say is so uninteresting that they have to politicize it. if you don't politicize it they can't get anybody to pay attention to it. at the same stuff with jason aldean, you have the song that the guy writes in people right until like it and everybody turned it in, all these people

turn into a race thing. it was never about race and as he pointed out. with all of us in her daily lives it's really not about race whether it is a movie, is it a good story or not a good story. that's whether i get a determine if i go to it or not. it is an effort to gain political power and to gain attention for yourself but is destroying the country. alicia: is also very annoying. next on "the big weekend show", treehouses and caves is assisting from the return of the jedi? no. it is a homeless park in seattle. what is a washington gutter under governor's priority. i'll give you one hint not addressing the homeless problem, that is coming up. ♪

♪ ♪. joey: that's a good record welcome back to "the big weekend show" it is like the ewok village from star wars the return of the jedi. joey: unfortunately this is not a movie is a real homeless and commitment in seattle where the homeless and living in the trees with the crime-ridden city. the governor doesn't seem too concerned, he went on the sunday show to warn people about climate change. >> the climate change, diffuse has been burning for decades and now the climate change bomb has

gone off we have to dramatically increase our efforts. you lead and tell your kids to lead when you send them to summer camp, and the united states should be a leader in this effort. we can't wait for donald trump to figure this out. we don't have time to mess around to wait for this knucklehead to figure this out. we just gotta make sure he's not an office. >> i just want to say the language like that is very offensive to bomb affected people. he should not speak that way because there are a lot of people in this country that a been affected by bombs. charlie, when are politicians going to get it or is it the citizens of seattle, portland and san francisco? what is going to be the breaking point for this crisis. charlie: for most people they see through this, what this is

and has nothing to do with climate the climate is a distraction from actual problems and every time it rains in new york city in the subways filled up with water, politicians blame climate change. now is because you been in charge for a decade and never fix the sewage system so this does not happen. it is a catchall. if i were a homeless person that is definitely where i would live. in a treetop because they get exposed to nature and it solves all problems, the real problem i guarantee you they're not in nature they are do-gooders that come around and give free meals and free drugs and it's managed, that's with the homeless people's problem living on the top of the tree. joey: those do-gooders in free drugs. were learning about the story

from jonathan tow, he shot this video and we have a video of him explaining what he is seen. >> it's pretty much a free-for-all at this point. that is the treehouse and ewok village the return of the jedi whose only five minutes from city hall and the american see this pretty much in the problem with the encampments they are on state right away and the battle is over money and responsibil responsibility, whose getting take care of these. joey: as much as we may applaud the ingenuity and see the ewok village, this is not hurting the civil rights of the people to pay the taxes. alicia: when you talk about incentive structures you can see the city is allowing them to get away with this and continue. when you think about the people below what if you're walking by and if there is one there are more and also mr. cho talk to

the man he shot the video and he talked to the man who built the treehouse and said he should be architect and he said i didn't go to school like clinic and even if i was offered a job i would not take it and that tells you so much because they are allowed to get away with it. joey: suspended treehouse, swimming pools a cave tunnel very well built, i felt like there were skills like she is talking about that are being passed up liberal say because affordable housing is not an option. i do not know if i buy that. joey.lisa: i was good to say whe we going but there's needles and people pooping everywhere and this incentivizes you wanted to go to the treehouse. i went to portland, oregon to visit my nana before she passed it was crazy what i saw the homeless have overtaken the city and homeless camps everywhere. it's easy to laugh at the climate change zealots but is awkward to be funny when you look at the los angeles times

article with an occasional blackout helps solve climate change was more poor and keep the lights on 24 hours a day resolving the climate crisis, is that what's next, is the government going to use the climate crisis to take away our rights like they did during covid and pushed fear and propaganda and give up our liberties or even using a tragedy of 9/11 for the patriot act is spot on americans. think it's easy to laugh but the climate change move is next. joey: it could be. tiktok trend is deemed out of touch because it celebrates core american values. that is next on "the big weekend show". ♪ ♪ one legendary icon... deserves another. ♪ get in. ♪ the future of chevy electric suvs has arrived.

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♪ ♪ don't you want to stay ♪ ♪ here a little while ♪ ♪ don't you want to hold each other tight ♪ ♪. alicia: welcome back to "the big weekend show" there's nothing wrong with good old-fashioned values. ask the ladies of the stepper wife. >> you work out just like this. [crowd boos] of course. >> whatever we do we always want to look very best.

why imagine if her husband saw sin dark urban threat closely stringing here and almost no makeup. lisa: the triad wife trend that showcases traditional families on tiktok is the current target here is an op-ed lashing out on the movement claiming it promotes unrealistic stereotypes. here is the usa today the senses the cure ration of the triad wife of increasing numbers of my fellow mothers raising traditional families troubles me because it pigeonholes our conception of manhood and womanhood. as only mother at the table i'm going to go to you, my only regret is pursuing a career at the expense of getting married and having kids. why don't we encourage more women to be mother. alicia: i believe the writer was actually pigeonholing her other

sister, friend, family, whatever saying i don't want you to focus on this tradition because it makes me uncomfortable so therefore you have to do something else. how is that fair. i have dear friends and family who don't have children and work. i have dear friends and family and mothers who work in their mothers our home. i also have people who i love who stay at home and they would be called a traditional wife. good for them, don't tell me what to do and i will tell you what to do. that's where i get upset, i'm happy for someone if it makes them happy. unless you're abusing your children then you are the parent and live your life the way you want. lisa: i know you're an incredible mom, our values have changed as well. i will pull up some pulling and everyone at the table as well. look right there, this is from the wall street journal poll says the percentage of those that say values are important, if you look at patriotism, 1998,

70%, 2023, 38%. now you get to religion 1998, 62%, 2023, 39%. then you get to having children, 1998, 59%. 2023, 30%. this aligns with the gallup poll were belief in god is a 22-year-old low. is this why our society is suffering from so many ills? charlie: social media on the one hand is this extraordinary leveling of the playing field that terms of empowering people and giving them a voice but is become a cesspool of freak shows in us the worst people wind up on their with the stupidest opinions all the time and they are going to attack people for leading normal lives it is

absurd but also highlights the fact. most normal people were all crazy to some degree but even if you're on social media little bit to some degree you are not all in but the further in that you are the further notes that you are in most people have busy lives and they have interesting lives, things to do, families to take care of. as you said live your life and leave the rest of us alone, about that. alicia: i want to pull this clip from this mother from tiktok talking about the trad movement, i'm going to show you what the media's been saying. >> women are probably stating that they don't want a career and they want to be a full-time wife and mother and the truth is there is no higher calling than being a wife and a mother for woman. i'm not undermining any woman who wants a career. if you want a career along been a wife and mother, that is great

but being a wife and a mother should be a top priority always. it's a personal choice i do not bash any woman who wants a career and no homemaker should bash any woman and vice versa. the reason somebody people are trying to connect the negative things with the trad wife movement is to destroy traditional values. lisa: however, this is what the media is saying. chad wife influencers represent an authoritarian texas ideology, the guardian dresses in white supremacy, welcome to the weird world of trad wife. charlie: this is a fight with that a fight. a larger level this is a gen z thing one because of age and fertility play a role coming into that part of their lives, what are they going to do with their lives, they are young enough to make decisions. number two on the topic of it being a gen z centric to the extent there are two versions.

there are those on social media similar to that lady although she preaches probably a little bit more than some of the others that don't take a stance and tell people what they should do they showcase what they enjoy in trying to bring dignity back to the homemaker, her words not mine, lifestyle and the skill set in the time and effort in the sacrifice and blood sweat and tears that he goes into keeping up a household if the data is there to be the protecting provider. this young lady pearl i don't follow her on social media, she passes judgment, that is to stick and passes everything that is not a trad wife. it's gen z and interesting to see if it plays out speeds one the most boring thing is been present in your kids lives as i know you are with ears. stick around, the big four is next. ♪ salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks?

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back to their normal. >> welcome back to "the big weekend show" it is time for the big four our picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. gen z has a new excuse for being late. a medical condition called time blindness. one woman is going viral on tiktok after revealing she asked if there are special accommodations for people with this condition during a job interview. >> i'm applying to go somewhere

i just want to know are there accommodation for people struggle with time by not being on time. they yelled at me and said accommodations for time blindness does not exist and if you struggle be on time you'll never be able to get a child into job. alicia: i'm a mother and stepmother of five gen z and the only thing i have to say is absolutely not. lisa: i had time blindness in high school and college but it's been years. joey: she needs a fox producer in her ear we all have time blindness and they let us know real quick like right now. this week congress will hold hearings on ufo sites, democrats and republicans have agreed the government must be more transparent about these encounters with the military and one journalist says this hearing will be historic, here's what i tell you i been watching the series at a want to say the name of it but i'm convinced aliens came here a couple of thousand years ago and you know what i need some work will come back later. alicia: people are too crazy. charlie: the body the administration continues to push

by cracking on household appliances targeting water heaters they are promising that electric water heaters are going to be cheaper, that is my they say they're more efficient that is also a lie if either or both was true they would not have to mandate them it is all about power. lisa: elon musk is changing the name of twitter, the ceo of the company since the social media site will be known as x. i don't know how i feel about that. charlie: everybody knows what twitter is. no normal people are on twitter. lisa: he's bugged the system all along the way and been successful. if he thinks it needs to be called x, we will call x. lisa: what will tweets be called? mind blown.

joey: the guy has an ability to bring things pretty much. alicia: we have to go. that doesn't rust, we will see you next weekend, "life, liberty and levin" start right now. shannon bream new fox pulls on the state of the race just a month ahead of the first republican debate. while the current front runner faces a likelihood of yet another imminent indictment. ♪ >> i did not know practically what a subpoena was and grand juries in all this. now i'm becoming expert. shannon: former president donald trump will wait to learn if he will face charges as his republican rivals weigh in on his growing legal issues. hugs i'm not convinced it was criminal progress i do not think it shoul