in. >> now we know why the bear climbed into the jacuzzi in california. >> i've been looking for at nonstop the last few days in new york. >> adam, thank you. that's how fox reports the salary, the 29th of july, 2023. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us and we will see you again tomorrow. the big weekend show up next. ♪ >> hello, i am tonya along with tammy bruce and jason chaffetz and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight, kamala harris has a new cash to after the real and this time she seems to single-handedly undo her bosses bidenomics push. biden's agenda where he claims he's bringing the economy back from ruins. >> that's bidenomics, growing the economy and strengthening the middle class making things america again.

>> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> bidenomics. >> harris admit that people are actually struggling. >> most americans are $400 unexpected expense away from group c. >> no wonder she has a record low favorability in the polls but don't worry, the media says you are a better vp than you even think. >> i do consider myself a joyful warrior. >> yes you do. joyful warrior. >> i thought we were supposed to conserve. [laughter] i couldn't reconcile it, now i can. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> you think just fell out of a coconut tree? [laughter] >> in the context.

>> oh boy, that never gets old but the joyful warrior, i want to put into context for the american people when she was referring to when she said the american people are maybe $400 away from bankruptcy, not only did she undermine bidenomics but what she is discussing here is american women can't afford to travel to other states to get abortions if their state outlaws or vans abortion so let's unpack that, what it means in the real world and kamala's mind. >> first of all, think about that clip. one heartbeat away from running the world. we are kind of screwed and so is the rest of the world. that is a worry, that's not a serious person despite everything we've been shown in the position she holds and we

have to keep that in mind. part of being a good citizen and patriot is recognizing you might not like people who are serious but they are serious people and unserious people and that statement reveals the entire scheme from the democrats if they create an economy are no one can really go and have any extra money or discretionary spending, people to go more paycheck to paycheck, maybe you can't get another credit card, cards are maxed out, at the democrat policy-based. democrat agenda to where you can't go somewhere to go to a rally, you can't get money to your favorite candidate or traveling to not are not where you think you can make your life work without the government h help. they create that and put themselves up as a hero for the woman who feels she has to get an abortion because she thinks about, can i do this? she doesn't have the money, she's working two jobs and most abortions happen because it's an economic issue and the democrats are your champions. we will give you the money to get that abortion because

everything is so that and you can't afford it or live your life with the child but trust us, so we become victims of this process and how dare she is the first woman in that position and how dare everyone who facilitates this because women's lives, the lives of people of color on the margins are destroyed first. >> i think it's interesting, i don't think she purposefully undermined her boss when she made that comment. i'm not sure, she has a history of undermining joe biden as we know from the early debate stage but i think she has slipped because she's not prepared for the job but i would ask you, jason, everybody is wishing joe biden health and wellness because we are concerned that could potentially be our president and he's running again so i think democrats we know from polls, 13% of democrats walk kamala at the top of the ticket so i think democrats have backed themselves into a corner,

can they get out of it or they have no choice but to run joe or kamala? >> democrats are locked in. i hearken back to when they were first going together as a team and she was in something like eight placed which she had to drop out of the race because democrats got to know her, eight placed in california, her home state and she's had the job, she's gone to i don't know how many dozens of staff in a very small office, she's had the turnover of staff that can't stand working with her. she comes to the game not prepared and then she's given things like the border. what has she done there? she's the border czar, it's important working? now they would put her in front of artificial intelligence when she has any clue how that works. >> two letters -- [laughter] >> it's two letters. >> the media is trying to paint a picture, politico trying to

paint this picture that she's much better at her job than we see so we got the quote there, a lot to do at once kamala harris is important and the writer says vice presidents have become much more integrated into executive branch. harris fits into this clearly, she's been given important difficult issues to address and she has to navigate all of this while operating in office with an ever evolving job descr description. that was the most were gymnastics have ever seen. >> it's the most fascinating read all day. jason pointed out, the litany of multiple failures that would have derailed the vice presidency for just one, but i was like let's see what's in there and the very beginning as you pointed out, only 13% of democrats want her to run again. is like saying the yankees 30%

of the fan base, they wouldn't be back yet here she is and she did break ceilings to be fair, the first woman vice president, first black, first asian descent but they didn't get to the last sentence which says in the final analysis, her political difficulties and their causes are nebulous and hard to pin down the top maybe they should talk to jason chaffetz because it's not nebulous which is defined as hazy, unclear and not hard to pin it down. >> i wonder what she things her actual accomplishment has been. i can't name a single thing she can look in the camera and say this is what i accomplished as vice president of the united states. >> we have special super cut of what she hasn't accomplished but gave us our last. let's look at kamala harris and her finest. >> ai is a fancy thing, it's two letters personal. it means artificial intel

intelligence. every moment in time and certainly this one, to see the moment in time in which we exist in our present said during women's history month we celebrate and honor the women who made history throughout history. who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. >> i asked my team actually, i love then diagrams, i just love then diagrams so i asked them to do a diagram for me. who doesn't love a yellow school bus? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus? >> i think americans might love yellow school buses more than they love the current vice president. you and i are both women here and she, whether you like her or not, she's a trailblazer in first female vice president, what you think she can do, if anything to correct this, right the ship if you will? is there anything she can do to

get back on track to get the numbers up? give us confidence in her abilities. >> if she was able to do that, it would make a complete shift in personality and capabilities which means she would have been lying to us the whole time so she can't win either way but trailblazing i have to say, it's not when somebody put you in a slot because it fits, check the box. trailblazers, it women who make decisions and make achievements who deliver on those achievements and able to make a difference you can be proud. look at margaret thatcher, fought her way up to a party and got elected on her own, delivered and knew what to do and was a good leader. that's trailblazing, not fitting into a box the want you to look at someone so considering you want the person who does break the ceiling to do a good job, we

have to argue barack obama with the things we did not like what he did, he made a difference in different ways, he got obama care past and knew what he was doing. in this case, she doesn't even do that. >> i think there might be an element of maybe show himself wanting to hold her back but joe is not so shiny himself when he's not forgetting where he is or god saving the queen, he's actually lying about the current state of the economy. let's listen to joe here. >> grew faster than expected last quarter and we saw data showing last month the annual rate of inflation continued to decline so inflation is now at the lowest in two years. wages are up.

>> tax check, hourly earnings recently turned positive after 25 straight months in the red, real wages are down by 3% since biden took office but what frustrates me when they tell the economy is we have essentially two years of economic lockdown and things are getting better now that people are spending money and going places and they are unmasked and can eat indoors again and then they tout that as they created that so they create a problem and then think they've solved the problem by opening things backup but real wages are not. are you convert convinced bidenomics is working? >> over the last two years, he's been in office two years so it's the lowest in two years -- i look for them to articulate the core piece of bidenomics would be because massive government spending, no attention to energy independence look at the price you pay this weekend you are driving your car trying to fill up your car with gas -- it's

expensive, really expensive. that's on purpose. they purposely did that. >> i knew i knew and accomplishment, i'd forgotten it and then remembered, she's broken more tiebreakers in the senate, 31 and two and a half years in any vice president e ever. it was recently held by calhoun in 1825 and now she's got it in another year end a half for more tiebreakers. >> we are happy to hear you found the there's hope for kamala yet the coming up, is hunter biden geopolitical disaster? not if the media does the dirty work for president biden but the new trauma surrounding hunter's public collapsing the guilt and what it means for the future of his father, that's next. ♪

♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. president biden is on a ten day vacation in delaware, the drama

surrounding hunter biden is unfolding as his plea deal collapses. the new op-ed "wall street journal" calling hunter geopolitical disaster in his father's strategy to deny everything but only shielded from hunter the audit argues if the media plays both from the op-ed quote, his high wire act has zero chance of success without a deliberate and voluntary decision of news organizations to pretend they don't see what's before their eyes. don't put it past them. the media is shaming biden into acknowledging his seventh grandchild, hunter's daughter after an outlet after another called him out. he's telling the magazine our son, hunter and london are working together to foster relationships in the best interest of their daughter preserving her privacy as much as possible going forward. this is not a political issue, it's a family matter, joe and i only want what is best for our grandchildren including navy. i want to get to navy but let's go back to this op-ed,

geopolitical disaster we were talking even before his show, i was covering in delaware the hunter plea deal fall apart and now the "wall street journal" points out, this is coming a bigger problem and you are seeing more and more of my colleagues saying it's nothing, it will be fine but to state the record, each side has given 30 days to explain why the deal is anything but a sweetheart deal. question is, when they play along? >> the media always plays along the one and they didn't was after afghanistan. that was so shocking the media reported that as a catastrophe but clearly the media has always gone along, this piece from politico about kamala harris could have been written by pamela but it's a word salad so probably wasn't but they are

already being like the party organism for the next election so they will have to do it unless there is a signal from inside the party that it is time for a change and then you will see if that occurs, it will occur because it's the right thing to do to talk about transparency and to be honest, the party is ready to move on and then they do that through the media so we see that and people expect the plea deal to come back or be okay because it was expected in the first place, they can't believe there is a judge who didn't rubberstamp the situation. >> the media collapse meanwhile reporting on the charges out of the handling, the media talking about that and this evening in pennsylvania for president top talking about the media and here

is what he said. >> this is the biggest scandal in u.s. history and perhaps the world yet the media doesn't want to report on. >> they play a much tougher game of hardball. i will appoint a real special prosecutor to expose the monumental corruption. >> there's obviously because of the two-tiered system in america is become a part of the 2024 campaign but what former president trump is talking about versus hunter's case, you see the double standard? >> obviously there is but i do think that some time donald trump likes when they cover is indictments and legal troubles because every time the media does, he goes up at least in the republican primary polls so i don't think hurt him to talk

about his legal troubles and it seems to only help him but i do feel there is a sense in the american public, of the people who do media or journalism or the people running for office but the average american author, there's so sick of investigations and special counsel's and sick of the legal problems, they just want to talk about the issues that impact americans so i think there will be an undercurrent of people or cigarette saying joe has a lot of problems, trump has a lot of problems, is anybody going to talk about we the people? i want to hear more about that. >> we will see whether or not the media covers this changing tone and the white house because joe biden always said i know nothing about my sons physicians and now the line is that he was not in business with his son. i want to get to the seventh grandchild, you are a grandfather. maureen dowd to call him out to the white house would change their tune but here is peter

doocy asking about previously before the change her tune. >> i'm wondering if you have a comment on this report out of arkansas but your son, hunter made you a grandfather again. >> is a private matter, i have no comment. you are a good man. >> but now once maureen writes about it, they change their t tune. is this insulting? >> it is for the little girl, embarrassing because there are millions of families who go through similar situations. for the president to put out a statement on friday in the summer to people magazine saying we only put the best interest of our granddaughter -- that is bogus, garbage, offensive. they were just in course trying to limit the payments that would go to this little girl and her

mother and don't tell me it's about what was best for the girl because they've had this paternity test in place a couple of years. they could have acknowledged that a long time ago. >> we got to leave it there. straight ahead, the woman media dubbed karen who lost her job over a confrontation is breaking her silence and firing back. that's next. ♪

♪ great song. welcome back to the big we can show. the woman media calls city by karen after confrontation over bike went viral is breaking her silence. here's a portion that eventually

led to her hospital putting her on leave. >> help. help me. please, help me excav excavation.please help me! >> physicians assistant told the new york times she's been docked and faced death threats and hospital put her on leave and detailed what led up to the competition thing she took and evite, one of the teams wanted and when she wouldn't give it to them, they tried to take it. chris, part that i did not like, massive supposedly responsible media outlets made huge conclusions and this went viral because it was there prime example of this white young woman taking advantage of these black teenagers and they jumps to conclusions for the quick. >> this is a classic example and

life lesson and think before you speak. why is it -- if i was named karen, i would be tired of. when you watch the video and you see the teams and look at the turn of events, she paid for the bike and it's unclear whether he said maybe in the area, i want that bike and you can't have it but she got to it, she's a nursing student, pregnant, there's also the thing called chivalry. i know it's dead but maybe in the smithsonian, i haven't been there recently but he's physically blocking her and this is one of these things for you look at that and you really say, it's sad this is what society has become. there is a bystander saying hold on, why are you harassing this woman? was going on? calm our heads, it doesn't seem that happens anymore. >> in the op-ed, new york times

where she breaks her silence, the mother of one of the teenagers says there's another story you never bothered to learn on our side, he is just there and likes to ride the bikes all the time but the op-ed says one of the teenagers said, told her to get off the bike and the others started hassling her and cursing. according to her, several of them put their hands on the bike and shoved it back into the docking station which automatically locked it. it was a free bike and one of the young men blocked her from rescanning it using his own phone to claim the bike. at this time she began to yell for help and that's when one teen again to record the altercation on his phone. >> this burns my behind and not only the chivalry thing but i don't know, i wasn't there but

was it the only city bike left in the entire city? was this the golden egg of city bikes? i don't understand the dispute and i don't understand by three teens would find it necessary to see a woman who's obviously smaller than you, she's pregnant and told you she's pregnant and you're trying to hassle her because the bike you wanted? this isn't preschool, this is in the sandbox so it infuriates me and what does one do? pulls out their phone because they wanted to make her look like a racist karen because they knew they would get on the news" have a storyline to go viral and that's what frustrates me. you got a young woman here which could have been me or you, if i'm sitting there, i don't care how old you are or your color or what your sizes, if you got a woman struggling to get a bike and people bigger than her, my goodness, just let her have the bike, you don't need to hassle her. >> she did have a receipt from scanning it. >> it shouldn't have even taken that. leave the woman alone.

>> that was the information nobody waited for, the fact that she and city thanks confirms it, they had the record she had it first. >> the team involved says -- a different story, disagrees. >> but then you've got data. you got numbers in the timeline and data but what is inter interesting, it's a microcosm of what driving teens which is trauma, conflict, videotapes? for that and in addition to the fact that she's got scrubs on, a city bike and the reason sometimes people don't step up is because you don't want to get harmed. we live in a city where there's nobody arrested, so people hold back and i don't know, you have ?o look at what was the point attention and maybe other aspects but it's dangerous to step up and stand up.

>> the male teen is saying if i keep it under 35 minutes, if i put it back in for a few minutes then i can get back out with the charge. this is how i get transportation, so he has a story. >> i take it back to the bike and say let me show you, can i help you get the bike out? have a nice day. that's what should have hap happened. >> and the golden egg, a new one. >> coming up on the big weekend show, he hasn't played professional football in six years get the woke model is renewing their push to get colin kaepernick back as a quart quarterback. that's next. ♪

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>> exactly what i want right now. welcome back to the big weekend show. from the nfl guidelines to big-city billboards, the woke model is always caving to : caper next social justice crusade and the mom is at it again a new workout video featuring nfl athletes at nike's headquarters. the last time he was on the field as a professional quarterback was 2016. >> arms still intact. he still got it. >> throwing darts. >> he looks great. her looks strong. he's got a rocket of an arm. he's got a good six years left. >> they need those writers for the white house. amazing.

this has been going on, it seems like 4 million euros by 2016 is a long time. we know this guy, he's a contract with nike and this was at nike headquarters. the players involved are involved, is this a bunch of pr with a serious he wants to get back to football? >> i think he thinks he wants to get back into the global but it makes sense they are having a commercial because it only shows up to work out cameras are that. 2019 have a workout set up for him at a falcons training facility and his team moved last minute to a high school far away because they wanted to have media and cameras there, he's a media spectacle and what infuriates me is this push to be back in the nfl by nike and all of this, i don't see them pushing freedom back in the nba's, he still very much able to play basketball. i don't see how they push back

anthony in the mlb because he was released for putting a video about anti- bud light so this propping up of colin kaepernick like he's a murder irritates me endlessly, he's not good at football which is why he sat the bench in the first place and pouted and make this into a social justice thing. >> it sounds like when things like this happen, there might be a product involved or money to be made, isn't that what this comes down to? >> nike flush a lot of money down the toilet and they are not getting a return. he's worthless, a terrible quarterback. the last 11 starts, he he won one game in boston. if he could win, one team would sign. he's not very good and nike's to payson and there getting a return. >> i was like they've got to find something he stood for, they got to try to find a way to

make it work because he's other players who had to be on the video, i don't think we can think it comes from the heart that this is part of the packaging. >> i couldn't describe motives but can we will login? is he wearing the socks that depicts obsessed pigs? doesn't matter and he is no steve young or joe montana and the fact that when you go out calling cops, pigs and wearing socks, you turn off the fan base. i'm a huge nfl fan and quickly turned around when we have realized is a player who wants to shove his politics down my throat. there was a moment when the was a first amendment right, speak out, do your thing and that past. instead, he's used it to be nothing but that it is a spectacle. you will not step on the field and compete right now. >> i think they know what, we're

not the only ones who feel this. former player, former pittsburgh steelers star, it doesn't necessarily like was going on. >> you set up the game and multiple years, it passes you by. how do i take one that hasn't been playing when i can get the usfl and excess alkali? at least two pinckney love moments. >> you can't be leading a protest. permission is pure, what you're asking for, is just what we are looking for. >> is not about that so forget the politics and protests, you can't do it. >> he wasn't a good quarterback and you can't lose ten of 11 games and say we want more of that. they finally made the right

decision and how to move on. >> pork nike, maybe they will move on as well. young people aren't paying i do like they used to. why are they scrapping traditions? next on the big weekend show. ♪

♪ >> we got this, welcome back to the big we can show. first come loves, then marriage, wedding vows might not be for millennial's and jen the anytime soon. when asked use untying the knot, two and five say the tradition is outdated and 85% of those asked safe marriage is not necessary to have a committed relationship to partner but a lot of. the kids to get hitched. one mom is paying her daughter $500 to go on 100 date with home 100 and hoping she won't settle before picking her life partner. don't tell beyoncé. you know the thing about putting a ring on it? o. full disclosure, this mom is not

your wife as we know. >> i count on you on this category. $500. >> five dollars a day? that's what it takes to get her out there? have been married 32 years, i highly recommend but the best thing i did was pick the right partner, i found the right person and life is better with her and i couldn't imagine life without her. we got three kids, four grandkids and some people say it's hard, difficult, legal and all of this but for me personally, i love being married and the can't imagine it any other way. >> you are reminding me have a 25 year wedding anniversary in september coming up, i need to get on the. >> you are in tune with younger women, why are they scrapping it? when you look at this, 52% of women as opposed to 40%, it's

actually more women. >> have been married a little under a year and i highly recommend it if you find the right person but i waited until i was 30 to get married and thank god i did. jason found the love of his life when he was 24 and 25 and i'm so glad i waited but a lot of the reason 72% of these millennial's and a gen z say thanks to bidenomics, it is too expensive and i can testify that is very much the case so a lot of people don't want to get married, they can't have the wedding of their dreams and can't afford it so it makes sense they say maybe we can forgo this and still have a committed relationship, i don't need to drop 50, 60, 70k on a wedding. >> one were number pertaining to kids, one in four rule out having children, millennial and gen z don't want to plan families. >> they can't see the future. it's all right now in the

moment, immediate gratification, they are not thinking about who's going to take care of them when they are older, not that you do. >> getting closer and closer. >> people forget and you got this aging population who has known at home, these are things you've got to think about the future but the divorce rate is astronomical so people growing up in broken homes and as the kids remember that was difficult so becomes one of the problems. the decline and going to church and faith in general becomes an issue but you can get married, friends of mine got married at a local place and others of to pick it, you don't need to spend 50 grand on a wedding. all this for gaze to fight to get married and i don't even think they are getting married. everybody went to the right to get married because it does mean something about their

relationship and i think we're looking at a generation that maybe is unable to think beyond themselves enough to make that commitment. >> i would hope states would engage in divorce reform. brave politicians would be smart to go out and say we should figure this out because you have somebody who go through divorce, it is a nightmare. attorneys make money and there are i don't know, tens of millions of americans have gone through this. my parents went through it, it's awful and you can be able to figure that out beforehand, it would alleviate concerns, i want to make it too easy though but i'm telling you, divorce reform is something that should be out there. >> real quick, is the phone, swipe left and right they a part of this? >> people think there's always something better around the corner but i appreciate that if people say i'm not ready to get

married because i'm waiting for the next best thing and you probably shouldn't get married. when you're ready, you know and is not attempting to swipe and find somebody else so i think you should wait. >> less expensive, you split costs, two of you in an apartment, don't say is too expensive, it makes life easier. >> if not more inexpensive to have children but that's another discussion. $500 for 100 date? stick around, big we can fox our next. ♪ and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead.

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[laughter] alright, okay we are ready for the biggest cringe moment you have seen. this is senator cory booker. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, that is senator cory booker playing up the old barbie theme here. i don't know what everybody else thanks about this, it is such cringe. i went to watch it and look at the comments on social media. i cannot believe the united states senator did this. but he did pick oxen going to out do you jason mind is worse. a man who spent more than $14000 on a custom made border collie costume is benching on the public eye intake is first walk ever. the manta the dog costume is help them realize his dream of becoming an animal. i do not know him personally i would be willing to bet this man does not vote republican i'm going to throw that out there. he's living his life as a dog. what is cook is actually a pretd

looking dog. better looking now than he was before the dog. i thought that was kind of cute typical asked hate la lasley wod he turn around? >> listen it's one thing to say identify as a border collie, stranger. but perhaps understanding identify as a lassie because as a child you loved little lassie. you got old and lost your mind and became a lassie pickwick "stranger things" have happened for quick that's an excellent cost of it looks good but hope he does something, he needs to do something for a living that does creative things of pics i do not think he should be around children, tammy. i do not know if that's the best line of work for him. he should stay alone and take long walks alone. cook said being in a basement become president of the united states know in another difference. [laughter] right. all right my turn, town of massachusetts -- m mike this isn issue for all this now. a town in massachusetts misspelled the word school on

the roadway outside of a middle school. officials have been unable they cannot figure out how to correct the word because they say the weather conditions a list are still trying to figure out how to spell it. what is that, maybe that's how they stayed in massachusetts is it not true? what does that is what's wrong with the education department we cannot bill school? was the guy doing that in the street probably went to that school i don't know because i wonder how long it took for them to figure out it was misspelled along the way or how many kids would notice it on the way? >> my favorite thing we have big news the weekend show has social media now. follow us on facebook and twitter have big weekend show and on instagram at big we can show fnc. follow us, like us, interact with the success and fun on social media. >> also, if you happen to put on a lassie costume and send it to us we might put that on our social media.

>> do not encourage anyone to pick what you never know what's going to happen. >> the hell would start too early because it does the first video i did was riding a scooter it's going to set the bar low but there are lots of places for it to go come home lassie. >> a lot of good action there >> great show guys thank you very much for that that doesn't procd back here tomorrow 7:00 p.m. eastern for the big weekend show. "one nation" with a brian the briankilmeade starts right . ♪ >> hi everyone and welcome to "one nation" i am charlie hurt filling in for. we have a big show enough you to our panel, it should kid drink and non- alcoholic beer kuester go ask them. plus tom on ai influencer that men are swooning over she's not even real but the one and only tyrus should duel it out on the news. but first, i went to start with this it. a popular new digital stocker that i