jon: this looks like a well if it were a dear you would call it a spike i guess. young -- young male. but he's certainly having a good time in the -- in the water there. adam: i've been talking about storms going around the gulf but it was a beautiful weekend not surprised somebody is out there enjoying it some places in the country. jon: keeping cool. like they do in new hampshire. all right adam we'll see you again -- adam: have a good one. jon: keep an eye on that hurricane if you're in central florida really all throughout florida. milton is going to be one to watch. get your supplies now. i'm jon scott thanks very much for joining us. we will see you again next week for another edition of the "fox report." the big weekend show starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone.

i'm anita vogel along with mollie hemingway. david wean joe concha and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight, the trump train goes full steam ahead on the campaign trail. a former president is stumping in wisconsin today. his fourth badgers state stop in eight days. >> it is incredible to be back in this beautiful state with thousands of proud hardworking american patriots which is what you are just 30 days from now. we're going to win the state of wisconsin. we're going to defeat kamala harris. [cheering] and we are going to make america great again. we're going to do it. anita: fox news bill melugin is on the ground in wisconsin with more. hey, bill. reporter: yeah good evening in the final weeks of this election, donald trump is doing a big time blitz on battle

ground states where he's targeting working class voters. he was in wisconsin today. pennsylvania yesterday. and michigan on thursday. take a look at this video just a short time ago he wrapped up speaking here in juneau, wisconsin was actually his fourth campaign event in wisconsin in the last eight or nine days. alone and one of his biggest applause line came when he was talking about mass deportation. take listen. >> they're bringing them into the united states of america and they're dumping them an they say don't come back and if you do come back, we're going kill you. and we're stwuk stuck with them we're not stuck with them but we're going to shove them down their throat and never should have been allowed to be here. >> on saturday donald trump was in butler, pennsylvania. exactly 12 weeks to the day since an attempted assassination attempt against him that almost took his life back in july he spoke in front of an absolutely enormous crowd in butler and was

joined on stage by elon musk. and as for vp kamala harris she was in charlotte north carolina on saturday getting an update on hurricane helene recovery effortses, however, she did not visit asheville, north carolina or any of the western part of the state that's been devastated by hurricane helene and during his rally today former president trump said he understands there's a lot of importance on the economy. but he believes the border is the most important thing for voters this election cycle. he says he won on the border back in 2016 and he expects it is going to happen again in 2024. reporting in juneau, wisconsin, bill melugin, fox news. anita: thank you bill melugin nobody knows more about the border than bill melugin. meanwhile vice president harris is hoping her upcoming run on the media circuit will give her some kind of campaign edge. trump said he's ready for whatever comes his way during his emotional return to butler, pennsylvania. listen. >> i will never quit. i will never bend or break i

will never yield. not even in the face of death itself. [applause] and i believe that every citizen deserves an america with a grand very, very grand ambition great abilities and limitless we want limitless potential. anita: so the november 5th election is just 30 days away foxes it is hard to believe. and this week early voting is opening up in a number of key battle ground states including arizona and ohio. all right, let's take it out to the table. you know, joe. finally we're going to get what's being called a media blitz by kamala harris she's going to be sitting down for a number of hard hitting interviews. okay -- [laughter] >> sarcastic anita i didn't see you coming. anita: saying she's doing the howard stern show stephen colbert and the view she's had

trouble with interviews in the past but this is -- this is a familiar group to her. i mean, this is a group that has openly said they support her. >> this isn't softball but t ball if you put it on and say hit it. stephen colbert is the biggest for the democratic party we know that. that's true. howard stern who i used to love and written about before is being the best interviewer in the business. is now an inseparable elitist at this point who solely is there to support democrats. last time he interviewed joe biden just a couple of months ago he literally read off everything that campaign told them to read off in terms of biden accomplishments you could hear it like howard can't know what gdp growth is and read is verbatim there's no meghan mccain there to actually challenge the candidate. she's also going on "60 minutes" by the way, and on there -- >> tim walz -- >> going with tim walz?

>> no solo actually. tim walz was with shannon bream because that was a hot mess of a train wreck but this is not your daddy 60mens anymore. this isn't mike wallace doing the into but bill whitaker and soft as well. she needs to bring in voters who don't know who she is to win this election. because she's trailing right now. you hear it is tied in pennsylvania. it is tied in wisconsin. they have underweighted donald trump in 2016 to 2020 to the tune of anywhere from four to six points if he's tied he's winning. if she wants to bring in new voters she has to go to places that may be just a tad uncomfortable maybe coming on this network like tim walz and instead coming on here you get the msnbc vote you need to bring in independent voters this media blitz does not do that. >> we would love to have her at fox news -- >> sure. >> ain't happening. anita: a prerecorded podcast

talking about sex, dating and relationships, it is called call her daddy. molly: call your daddy -- anita: they also talked about abortion so we have a clip of that. let's take a listen. >> when he was president hand selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention to undue protections of roe v. wade and they did as he intended and there are now 20 states with trump abortion bans. this is the same guy who said that women should be punished for having abortions. this is the same guy who uses the kind of language he does to describe women -- anita: so molly seems like no matter where she goes she does talk about abortion but what about other subjects she needs to address? molly: she's talking about that precisely major issues that was referenced earlier for most voters are the economy -- and the border. abortion is also a big issue for

kamala harris voters. to joe's point she already has those people. anyone who is voting on that topic already knows how they're voting. so it is curious thing it is her strongest issue but she has to answer questions. i think the reason she's not going ton a lot of different podcasts or -- shows or doing interviews, with anyone who might ask her a real question -- is that she's just not a very skilled politician for instance on the call your daddy podcast she spent the last two months saying don't look at her career don't look at her vice presidency don't look at her previous runs for president or senate and look at her legislation that she put her name on she's saying i'm not that person anymore but then goes on an easy podcast saying look at my career and she doesn't separate herself from the biden administration while running for president. anita: polls are tight how about a head-to-head matchup in state of wisconsin where the former president was today. there you go look at that.

so vice president harris is leading by two points although margin of error is i think 4.so you know, it really could be anyway but it is still tight. david -- you know, the former first lady who doesn't do a lot of media interviews has been sitting down with the media and talking. let's listen to what she had to say about to her husband going back to butler, pennsylvania. >> i support him, and he is a fighter. he will never stop. he wants to finish what he came to do. to finish his remarks, his speech and show that we will not, we will not stop. that one -- shooter will not stop him. anita: david the more you hear from melania trump means she's his best asset. >> shetion one of his best

assets. they've tried to dehumanize trump, this helps humanize him even more that he's not a robotic threat to democracy or the world. by the way, what are we going see doug sit down for a hard interview, the currents first gentlemen, or second gentlemen who is open to be the first gentlemen? >> no so gentlemenly and asked the nanny believe me i'm resisted urges to get fired from everything you've talked about so far. but i believe that kamala harris should be on call me daddy with howard stern and then we can see how that interview goes out. it is really a shame that american people don't get to see her for what she is and the fact she's hiding it except for talking about abortion demonstrates those committed to her the nonmsnbc crowd and call me daddy crowd or whatever that she's simply emplety unqualified, and incompetent see

north carolina if you would like to see incompetence by a current president wherever he is, joe biden, and a vice president who goes to charlotte but doesn't go anywhere near the real disaster. molly: and it is a disaster there in the carolinas. thank you for that coming up on "the big weekend show" hezbollah rockets strike israel as it marks the one year anniversary of the october 7th massacre. general keith kellogg joins us next with reaction to the escalating tensions in the middle east. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show new video released by the idf shows rubble and damage covering the streets after hezbollah rocket hits haifa israel on the eve of the october 7th anniversary. and this is israel continues to hammer hezbollah terror hubs in southern lebanon. fox news senior correspondent mike tobin is on the scene with more. reporter: and david it is always remarkable just how quick the israelis can get a scene of an attack cleaned up. you've got one of the front end

loaders in the backhoes there, really with the finishing touches of cleaning up this rocket strike. that rocket came down right in the center of a traffic circle. you can see now all of the dirt that has been churned up remarkable how much they have cleaned up to this point. but let me give you an idea of the power of the blast from that rocket as we look over to this apartment building. you can see all of those puck marks on the wall and the blown out windows. that's from the force of this blast. back around this way and i want to show you careful cleaner coming by there. another apartment building all park mark all of the window are blown out remarkably laundry is still on the wire there. this -- this particular rocket came through at about 11:20 local time. the sirens wailed all over haifa warning incoming rocket and iron dome launching one after the another there was about five or six missiles. but these iron dome interceptors do a remarkable feat of shooting inbound missile out of the air

it is not going to be 100%. and this case one of them got through. there are injuries in this case worst of them said to be in moderate condition. the israeli defense forces have been in the south of lebanon we know the air force is struck upwards of 2,000 targets. and the middle of last week the difficulty is that hezbollah is said to have some 150,000 rockets in their arsenal at the start of this conflict. so hezbollah can keep firing rockets for a while. clearly they can keep firing them tonight. david. david: thank you mike. federal authorities issue in the statement and i quote fbi, dhs assess one year anniversary of the october 7th attacks that issued ongoing israel-hamas conflict and other in the conflict may be a factor for violent extremist and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public

safety. individuals inspired by online messaging could act alone to commit an attack with little to no warnings. let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg former national security advisor to president trump and vice president pence. general, great to have you here, again, to get right to it, sir. it seems as if israel has remembered the instruments of national power as we've seen them in their asymmetric approach to dealing with iran, hezbollah and hamas wild america has not. how would you assess the current progression under israel latest attacks on hezbollah and concerns about american or any escalation in the area? >> yeah. david, thanks for having me it is good to be with you israelis are fighting exceptionally well and fighting multiple direction qhs you dongt know what they're doing and to start with the leadership and benjamin netanyahu for those who may not like him he's become almost how he's fought this fight i think

the israeli citizens understand that. he's basically torn apart hamas and gaza killer senior leadership as well when he was in tehran and pivoted to yemen against houthis taken out key targettings there and pivoted to lebanon and took out the leader there plus the number two and now pivoting towards iran. and what he's done is reestablish the region so he's taken on all four different targets. and done exceptionally well and i think now should look at what israel going to do in the near term. against iran, and i will tell you david, i really believe they've got a doctrine called dahia superescalation means to overescalate compared now not just to target hitting like president biden wants him to do. which is like quid pro quo but they're going to go hard against in all probability against iran that means senior leadership could be at risk as well as

their nuclear sites three big ones you have -- and they can get to all three of them. they proved that they flew 2,000 miles those were close and weapon the weaponry that's needed they've got -- target that they can take it out with weaponry they need and they have a gbu72 that means position weapons that's a bomb that we developed the united states, gave to them, which is 5,000 pounds and it can penetrate of 0 feet of concrete and hit a target after target after target. so i think what they've done is exceptional on deterrence they've actually set up deterrence in the sense with a capability and credibility and national will and they've proven that and i think the region is now taken that into consideration. that's the reason you see the iranians kind of backing off real hard. >> general kellogg, mollie hemingway here i'm wondering if you how you assess the change between the trump administration

and the piece that was -- breaking out throughout the middle east. the -- the situation with the abraham accords and versus the chaos that we're seeing now. how much of this is related to actual biden-harris administration policy? >> well, molly it is huge. look, i'll make really simple. president trump goes to saudi arabia meets the crown prince suleman and gets a sword dance president biden goes to saudi arabia he gets a fist-bump. and kamala harris hasn't been there and hasn't talked to nbs at all only person she's talked to in mideast is muhammad nbz out of the emirates that relationship is broken and relationships are so important in the middle east. you know that and i know that. and if you don't have those established relationships things break down very fast. and the saudis are going to be absolutely critical for some type of reestablishment of something happening good in the middle east. and this administration is ignored it. you know when president biden

called saudi arabia a estate that put us on a downhill path and they can key because they hold the money bags and they're key to the middle east and i think when we establish the abraham accords we're bringing saudis in we can in the next term with a president trump. and i think what you're going to see is some type of stabilization in the middle east a positive stabilization not what you see today. anita: anita vogel here jumping off that point and molly's question how dfnght will u.s. policy be toward israel under a trump administration versus a harris administration? >> well i can tell you you know, look at tonight there's a program on "60 minutes" when she when i'm sorry when vice president harris was asked about benjamin netanyahu and she basically blew him off. she said he's really not a leader of consequence. yes he is. he's a wartime leader and people of israel know that. if you travel in israel, they realize what he's done what he's had to do. he's fighting multiple foes multiple times and doing a

pretty good job with it and israeli people know that. so he's going to be a leader in the middle east that's after he dealt with and worked with. and this administration won't do it. there's a real fracture when it comes to leadership and presidential politics power of personality is so very, very important and i saw that in four years. president trump had that in spades you see this administration doesn't have it at all. they don't have that personal relationship. they'll be able to pull the people together and at least try to come up to some type of a combination. >> general joe concha you mentioned that 60 interview that kamala harris and refused to call benjamin netanyahu an ally she said during a debate with donald trump on abc we have no active military members in war zones. i think the folks that were in the red sea that are droned on a daily basis the fact that we've had los of life of u.s. service members in the red sea and we have thousands of troops still in syria and iraq she qualified general in your opinion to be the commander in chief of the united states?

>> no. i don't believe so, joe. i don't. that's, obviously, a harsh assessment partisan but she hadn't had the track record to show what she can do as lope is commander in chief. and when you make a comment that is just absurd and we all knew what as soon as we heard it. because there was a american service members injured in the middle east you know from rocket fire. from iran -- and from iran surrogates reigning surrogates as well she sees that and can't respond to it. a harsh assessment of course it is but an honest assessment. >> thank you. >> fox news chief foreign correspondent trey yingst provides an unfiltered account of the october 7 t attacks in awe in special based on his new book black saturday that special airs tonight 10 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. and coming up on "the big weekend show" -- fema facing heat over their post to lean efforts and reports of their latest excuse for the slow

response will shock you. ♪ ♪

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molly: welcome back to the big weekend show thousands are without power and many are still accounted for as hurricane helene recovery efforts continue across the southeast. fox news national correspondent madison scarpino has the latest from storm torn, north carolina, madison. reporter: molly majority of people helping out on the ground here in western north carolina are volunteers. and there's a massive volunteer effort going on here in banner elk. attack a look around hundreds of thousands of pounds of supplies has been shipped out from right here in this warehouse to the hard hit areas that are really difficult to get to. volunteers here are from all over the country and they're

dropping off everything from food, water, back supplies, but what's really important right now is medicine. when we talk to a volunteer doctor who says that some people in those hard hit areas he's really worried about them and their health. and he says that some people are even refusing to leave. listen. >> unfortunately, when we see so many good people come out and help, but unfortunately there are bad actors, there's a lot of they felts being happening right now. so generators are being stolen so a lot of people are really worried, it's a catch 22 do i leave my house and take care of the health. or, you know, am i going to be robbed? >> that doctor says he's not just worried about these people's physical health but mental health and working on sending in psychologists and psychiatrists for what some of these people are dealing with. molly. molly: thanks madison. meanwhile the white house is shutting down or attempting to shut down claiming that fema was left unprepared for helene

because it was funneled to migrants, however, white house press secretary karim jean-pierre said agency fundingr migrants. watch. >> funding also available through fema's emergency food and shelter program to eligible local governments not for nonprofit organizations upon request. to support humanitarian relief for migrants. >> fema likes to say and the white house is saying that these are two separate funding blocks there's what happens with emergency management and then there's what happens with other things. but you've got so many stories from north carolina western north carolina in particular from high level people saying that fema has been objecting efforts to do rescue and recovery. that they've been a bureaucratic nightmare to deal with, fema for its part says it is misinformation and disinformation to critique them do you think fema should be carrying more david about rescue and recovery less about whether or not people are mean to them? david: let me see there's only

one source of funding number one. all four of us and every taxpayer in america -- and they have discretion within the agency now you do have good people in fema but the people in charge are either incompetent or deliberate because either one or both of those have to exist for this level of failure. what fema has done is not coordinate with others. i'll give everyone the contrast. governor desantis emergency management in florida which knows a hurricane is coming and they prepare and they get ready. kevin guthrie heads up emergency management there and teams get together and manage to deploy into north carolina primarily and now they're repositioned because milton is coming. what does that say? you have noticed that a hurricane is coming. you have time to prepare. the lie about fema money not going to illegal aliens was that. it is not misdirection or misstatement you can contrast

what was said initially by jean-pierre and just the other day in the briefing room but this is what they've done also they're not coordinating effectively with local organizations. at every level rather working with whether providers but there's good news. truckers around this country that i talk to every day have been updating me throughout this. teams have been moving up i-85 in georgia towards carolina early this morning. others are coming in roads are becoming more open. i-40 and others maybe fema should be talking to the people who drive around this country every day to tell them how to get there. molly: absolutely it's been shocking to see what's going on also really inspirational to see how many americans are willing to drop everything to help these people out. david: we help each other but we have a situation with kamala harris we saw her doing a little pouches, putting toothpaste in bags she's very much trying to present herself as the current president also somehow being separated from the biden-harris

administration policies. what do you think she's how do you think she's doing anita in terms of showing she cares about the people of north carolina. do you think doing podcasts like call daddy is at odds with the showing all handle on deck type of situation with this hurricane relief? anita: i think she was in california at a fundraiser when all of this stuff started unfolding i covered hurricane katrina i was on the ground when that hurricane came in in new orleans and you know the aftermath with the levees breaking and flooding. i remember thinking to myself, you know, thinking to myself this is a -- a humanitarian disaster. and i can't believe this is the united states of america. and i'm having those same thoughtings again with this hurricane with what we've seen because it is just unbelievable. and so for her to say, we're going give everyone $750 -- we have all seen what the migrants got they got debit cards, hotel rooms food of their culture and fair to ask those questions. why can't american citizens get that same treatment?

molly: not to mention how she announced a massive aid package to those of lebanon. >> 57 million. >> what the media coverage was leak you might remember that everybody sent cameras down. everyone was waste deep in the water to show the seriousness of the situation. they were interviewing victims. why have we not seen the media have as much interest in the hurricane as they did in katrina which was, you know, this is the second worst hurricane damage in the country after katrina. >> because molly they want kamala harris and tim walz to win it is that simple negative towards them therefore we don't see the coverage that we should be seeing. you're exactly right. this is the worst natural disaster since katrina. it may be worst by the time we get the final death toll because there's still many people missing. not just in places like asheville. but helene, canton, clyde, marshall i had a fan of the show say mention these towns because they're struggling as much as anybody else. here's the bottom line fear is

the greatest motivatorring aer is a close second and people in western carolina are feeling both and if they can get to polling stations, but when november fifth comes molly it is going to be a reckoning for kamala harris based on the fact this response has been horrific to this point by any objective measure. molly: i don't think people realize how upset they are by this reaction to the hurricane. coming up on "the big weekend show" another media meltdown msnbc lose it is after impeachment witness gives a stamp of approval. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> it is vibe here at the big weekend show welcome back. the mainstream media is digging up more dirt on donald trump.

how can we tell? msnbc host tried to get former trump white house officials to turn on trump on his show and a totally absolutely backfired and craptastic fashion. watch this. >> for each of you you've worked for donald trump, did it help or hurt your life? >> serving with donald trump, i saved a lot of lives during the pandemic. and i created a lot of jobs three years before that. and i couldn't be more proud of serving this country, sir. >> helped my life. because i now have a platform, it really was a net benefit. >> it's an honor to get to work at the white house that made me a better communicator better at my job moving forward. >> rut row, some producers and bookers are going to get a stern talking to from him because that didn't go the way he thought it would. so david, let me get your reaction -- to msnbc host being shocked to hear that former trump officials are not turning on hem and are

voting for him let's play that sound bite, go. >> i'll let you finish but you said it was a no for me after that. >> january 6th and here we are right now -- >> i did. >> you are saying it is a yes for you. >> it is an absolutely yes for me. that is how badly -- the biden-harris team have prosecuted their job -- >> all right. david webb -- >> hello, well we know each other. we don't know each other well but this is a former impeachment witness he's not just some guy that said i'm supporting president trump but former eu ambassador by the way everyone should watch that and see peter navarro's face as he tries to hide back that i just ate the grin -- because the fact is that truth sooner or later wins through some i'm like the lincoln project or liers out there or michael steele becoming msnbc

and he look at the facts. and i'll give him that much credit. i wonder what it was like to get back to his offices at the cfr council and foreign relations. or maybe to see some of his fellow council members because now he has to face he's not going to be invited to the parties anymore. he's off the circuit. no more martinis at 5:30 p.m. after hard day at the office. or whatever it is they do at msnbc. >> molly also talked about how when arie was so shocked and horrified that he will still vote for donald trump. he said that -- the threats to democracy he has seen since joe biden cam la harris are coming into office have eclipsed far more than anything that was seen on january ofth that's why he's voting for trump. molly: you never hear people talk about some of these things. the rampant censorships on religious liberty on the second amendment and gun rights. all of the problems but there's nothing safer in the world than

being a republican who is not voting republican. anita: you get all sorts of acclaim you get to be, you know, in prom -- on that note i think that's interesting. you have "liz and dick" cheney coming out for kamala harris and the media treat that as if that's some kind of cue some kind of cue when everything that family is so politically tox that i can it is a -- a big problem. unlike that you see rfk jr. tulsi gabbard people talking about what elon musk people who are talking about the threats to free speech and if you don't have free speech you don't have a country. molly: so it is something that's motivating a lot of people to vote for donald trump and put a lot of money and support behind him. >> not surprising at msnbc because they hired ronna mcdamage once who was the head of the rnc and then after no longer head of the rnc they decided to bring her in because maybe we want a slightly protrump voice on our network she lasted one interview -- and 48 hours before the inmates came for her the inmates talent

on the network like rachel and chris hayes at least on this network there are diverse voices that will give you a decent conversation as far as support or against something on that network it is simply not allowed how do they sustain themselves particularly when a trump administration may be coming? inch well, look at their ratings right -- i think they're going to be in trouble that was a total embarrassment with rhonda mcdamage they need to have that voice there because they don't have it. >> one voice, and just quickly you know all of these former trump administration officials who wrote books made a lot of money said a lot of things i bet if you asked some of them who were they voting for in this election they're going tell you trump. >> privately no doubt about it. coming up next on "the big weekend show" mendez brothers remember them they might soon be free. proximate results will review new evidence in the infamous beverly hills mansion murder qex that's next. and a big time celebrity is pushing for their freedom.

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♪ ♪ glaiftd welcome back to the big weekend show lyla and eric mendez could have a chance at freedom new evidence being reviewed by l.a. district attorney george gascón that could lead to the brothers release. lyla and eric have been in prison for 35 years after murdering their parents in 1989. and one surprise in public forget is coming to their defense. kim kardashian pinned a personal essay pleading brothers to be freed after she got a chance to visit them in jail molly i want to read this quote and toss it you let's go to this. she writes i have spent time with lyla and eric they're not monsters. they're kind and intelligent and

honest men and this had this crime been committed in trial today, i believe that outcome would have been dramatically different. now, it's interesting to me that this sounds more emotional than legal when it comes sort of plea can they be intelligent and honest they've been in jail for 35 years. recognize the crime, but is that enough? >> right we should remember what happened here. these brothers murdered their parents brutally. they lied about it. they went on shopping sprees and then the police figured it out and they charged them with a crime. during their first trial, which actually was a hung jury. they brought forth a lot of evidence about the sexual abuse they both had received prior to the killing now they were both adults at the time of the killing and they were, you know, they weren't dealing with that quite as much as they had been when they were younger and it led to a hung jury. the second trial they didn't actually allow them to admit a lot of this that resulted in a

long sentence you can say they are brutal murders they murdered their parents understanding that maybe the sentencing too much given this other issue. which sometimes the courts do allow you know if you're abused if you're abused wife and kill your husband you're treated differently than if you do it completely in cold blood. >> anita your thoughts. anita: look, like you said they did commit a heinous crime. but i do think there's some validity to what kim kardashian saying if this were tried it mean a different outcome i think it is a different time and people look at these issues with -- you know, abuse differently and it may have had a different outcome it took two trials to convict them to begin with. david: it took two trials but media played a big role in this. this story any one of us can remember if you were even a teenager -- >> yeah. this was back had the 90s when the trial happened and this was right after the oj trial right so therefore, trial for big deals. right court tv ratings through

the roof therefore the public wanted more. and some way shape or form i guess the question is actually -- i'm asking a question to your question maybe anybody can jump in here. do we know definitively that the parents actually abused them in the way that was described? was that proven or was that what they said and therefore that was the reason why? i don't know the answer to that. >> a very good point they have witnesses in the first trial other extended family members but that's not to say that, you know, it is still an allegation and the parents were dead so there was no way for them to respond. and the allegation was that the father had done it that the mother knew about it and didn't prevent it. >> kim kardashian what does she know she passed the baby bar exam starting to pass the law exam now not like she's not informed on this and we should listen to the opinion. but i think we're going to be hear about a lot more about this in weeks to come. david: we will see criminal justice reform is important to many. stick around, the big four that's us --

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. it's time for the big four, our picks for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. i'm going to go first. toyota is the latest company to scale back gei policies.

bloomberg reporting the car company is moving away from its pro- lgbtq and dei events after facing online backlash. now there followed a list of other companies ford, lowes, jon deere, all companies are walking back there awoke a policy. because guys they just did not work. >> air luxury item you cannot afford in a bad economy. some of these policies and it just gets them or from their core for their court purpose. >> which is essentially what they said. >> show me the money is what they said. >> just as important. the beaver may be able to stay with her rescue family after she was supposed to be taken by massachusetts wildlife officials. and released into the wild that she was fed on the side of the massachusetts highway in 2022 as a tiny little baby baby beaver she's been living with the new house wildlife rescue she gained celebrity status on social media. the new house and family rescue

knew they would not -- at this baby would not be able to live in the wild this is a big win for beavers. [laughter] cracks are going to follow that? how do you fold the beaver? she is really cute come on i am an animal lover. spirit airlines, i'm not a lover of spirit airlines. when the airline could be filing for bankruptcy. i am not unhappy to go and see the big banana go. i flew in at once. i would never fly in it again. i'm not going to pretend i'm not happy about this one. >> i'm sorry for the employees. i am sorry for the employees because people lose jobs if that does happen. we will see if protection brings them out somehow. >> is like the yugo of airlines. you're right about that. after a successful goal in europe, mcdonald's is expected to launch the first ever come get it, chicken big.

>> in the u.s. >> here is the thing but this might actually be decent. the two all beef patties are about as thick as this paper and holding up right now. it's all about the special sauce. pickles, onions, lettuce, on a sesame seed bun because i said it wrong. >> are going to try it. one 100% absolutely. all right. generally this was successful in europe, the whole thing about cows and methane and cow farce that's exactly what it is. what a way to go. it could be worse. enjoy your dinner everybody. all right that does it for us. we'll see it next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪