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brenberg along with anita vogel and caldwell and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight republicans are on the brink of clinching the house currently with 213 seats they need five more to secure legislative supermajority. gop already has the senate. and donald trump is officially made a swing state sweep winning arizona taking his total to 312 electoral votes. trump is expected to meet with president biden wednesday where the two will discuss starting peaceful transfer of power here's what members of the white house and trump's team are saying about the upcoming meeting. >> the first and most important message will be that president biden is committed to peaceful power. >> trump is coming with the majority of american people standing alongside him. >> there are tens of lawyers and policy experts on this team as well. who are not only looking at personnel to fill the cabinet it is great news that we have a republican majority in the senate who will help president

trump deliver on his legislative priorities. >> let's go to fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson live in west palm beach florida opportunities with the latest. hey, lucas. >> good evening brian across the country there's still 20 undecided house race a majorities of them are out west. let's take a look at the map now five days after election day, california's only counted 70.of the votes. now in arizona, there's three uncalled races california has ten, including six tossups, california republicans are narrowly leading in four of those six races. now, the report from the 2024 presidential race took place today on fox news sunday. here's congressman byron donalds and dean phillips. >> what you heard from black men you also heard from hispanic man you heard also from in parts suburban women they want a country that is safe and thriving. tens of millions of american voices were ignored suppressed

disenfranchised i think that's what frankly has led to trumpism. people getting tired being on the sidelines and their voices diminished. >> now, earlier today "the washington post" reported that president-elect donald trump spoke to vladimir putin on thursday one day after trump spoke to ukraine's president. now, trump communication director steven is neither confirming nor denying report but said in a statement to fox news, quote, we do not comment on private calls between president trump and other world leaders. president trump won historic election decisively leaders from the world will know america will return to prominence on world stage that is why leaders have begun process of stronger relationships with the 45th and 47th president because he represents global peace and stability. now with republican majority in the senate next year, trump has picks all but a shirt, of course, but trump posted earlier

to x he wants his picks in quickly saying, quote, any republican senator seeking the coveted leadership position in the united states senate must agree to recess appointments in senate would which won't be able to get confirmed in a timely manner sometimes votes can take two years or more that's what they did four years ago and we cannot let it happen again. we need the positions filled immediately. now, we did not see president-elect donald trump today but his grand daughter did kentucky who is a golf at the committee of miami she posted photos of her and her grandfather president-elect donald trump playing golf sticking tee in the ground and trump international. brian and if i had known i didn't need to wear a tie i would have taken this off. >> this is a trend because doesn't have one of them let's make it something. great to see you thank you very much. now to this, after his landslide victory president trump is fighting back against the new resistance as a democrats law

fair crumbles here's the president-elect last year outline his plan on dismantling the deep state. >> will clean out all of the corrupt actors in our national security and intelligence apparatus. we will totally reform fisa courts establish a truth and reconciliation commission to declassify on deep state spying and ask congress to establish auditing system to continually monitor our intelligence agencies to ensure they are not spying on our citizens or running disinformation campaigns against the american people. the first time the government tried to charge trump with a federal crime was the 2019 russia investigation. but that didn't work. >> under long standing department policy, a president, president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. charging the president with a crime was therefore, not an

option we could consider. >> then there were two impeachment trials and anti-trump proximate results announced a slew of charges against him after he left office. >> filing a lawsuit against donald trump. for violating the law. >> charging donald j. trumple of national security laws as well as participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice. charging donald j. trump with conspiring to defraud the united states conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring attempting to obstruct official proceedings. >> felony charges against donald john trump. >> now that trump has been elected for the second time, special council jack smith is compted to wind down his prosecutions against the president elect. and the judge in trump's new york criminal trial is considering tossing out the felony conviction from earlier in year.

so what is the deep state have in store for trump? this time around -- let's ask jeanneno caldwell what he thinks i would qhawl they pursued spaghetti strategy you throw law fair none of it worked so i wonder what's left? what else are they going to do? >> well it is quite unfortunate for them we know in the beginning 2016 they spied on this campaign it was legitimate we know about hoaxes and tried to push up against them. now this that particular time frame he had to run for a second term and on defense this time he descrungt to run for any office at all. if you see some of the videos that are coming from donald trump talking about censorship and many of the thing he's going to do in the second term agenda, the scared they have to be in fear because -- now, it doesn't matter what you attempt to do, it won't work. the american people see it for what has been which is a sham. across the many years, and they see him as the person who can

actually make positive change for their lives to drump will have a clean sweep once again. >> he's playing offense for sure it is interesting this exchange i want to show you anita between dana bash and jim jordan she's flipping the script on law fair listen to what they have to say. >> do you support him using the justice department to go after the people who disagree? >> didn't do the first term what i port is stopping this law fair toking this political targeting political cases. we all know the willis and jack smith cases were all driven by politics american people tund. that's why they have to overwhelming win one the reasons this overwhelming win for president trump. so i'm against the retribution i'm against the justice department saying you're a mom and dad showing up at a school board meeting we're going investigate you and fbi putting together a memorandum. we want all of that to stop. >> what do you make of that?

>> yeah. you know, i think everyday folks watching that can't help but agree with jim jordan right there. because i mean look at what he's saying all of those things came to pass. parents showed up to a school board meeting, to protest what was going on at the school some of the gender policies in virginia and they got labeled domestic terrorists. that's a terrible thing to be called a domestic terrorist. what about the -- doctors -- health care workers, firefighters, who lost their jobs because they didn't the military they didn't want to take the covid vaccine what about people who got thrown in jail for opening their businesses during covid that happened in minnesota opened up a coffee shop so people looking at that going maybe, the question needs to be flipped around. yeah. >> nicole it is interesting to me because you think about the next kind of line of attack against truch. and it seems to be this idea that he's gearing up for this kind of --

evil vengeance he's gong pursue that at all costs do you think that's what he's going to do? >> like it is the next marvel movie? like geez lewis it is the same talking point from 2016 he's retaliatory and vengeful let's not mistake vengeance for justice. and yes they have been put on notice by the trump administration. future trump administration if you abuse power, you're going to be held accountable for that doj secret service, fbi, and rfk jr. is looking for dr. fauci according to latest x -- but at the end of the day this is not going to be president-elect trump. this is going to be task for congress, congress is going to make these decisions the constitution affords us the fact there will be no encore for president trump and he knows that he's looking to leave his legacy and i personally believe he's going to do what he's set forth to do and going to try to make america proud again and make people proud to be in america and help people in pocketbooks do what they can to

make people proud to be in this country. >> i like what he's saying the best revenge is success. great policy. getting it done. i think that's probably where he's going with all of this. all right. coming up, this jam-packed hour of the big weekend show -- >> again tomorrow if you want to go. >> don't worry. i help myself. >> oh. he's dead. >> that's the idea, isn't it? cheers. >> critics say democrat chances of taking the white house was like a weekend at bernie dead on arrival blames biden why are calling for him to resign right now. to make way for kamala, plus, staying on the bench it looks like democrats failed to boot justice sonia sotomayor from the supreme court do they have other tricks up their sleeve? ♪ ♪

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biden sayings he ruined kamala's chances by ignoring initial calls to step aside. watch how radio host makes his case against biden. >> i know people make jokes about weekend at bernie and i would vote if he was a corpse he damn near was. >> when scbd his age and mental sharpness harris insisted he was fine. but it really was hard to believe. [inaudible conversations] hard to tell but clearly the war in iraq -- [applause] >> and joan -- [inaudible conversations] god save the queen, man. >> now, kamala former

communication director is saying biden should resign just so the vice president can be president. >> joe biden has been a phenomenal president he's lived up to many promises he's made one more promise being a transitional figure and resign next 30 days make kamala harris the president of the united states. >> okay, so these questions about, you know, what kamala knew about biden's mental state really dogged her throughout the campaign bret baier tried to ask her about it and she sidestepped the question i'm not sure how she could not know and they want joe biden to step down so she could step in. do you see jill biden and joe biden going for this? >> absolutely no. not after they've been put out and kamala harris did much worse than joe biden did so right now he's probably thinking -- well i guess it worked out pretty well for me because he was going to lose to trump now i could have beat trump and be

right in his own opinion. but i'm going to tell you, though, i think kamala harris and a lot of democrats now saying like make her president and all of these other things. should acknowledge that she ran an authentic campaign saying you're not a thank a union member and say all of that and pandering if i can make this a movie it would be runs for president this was -- this was insane of a campaign that she ran. it wasn't authentic we see where we got now. >> nicole people on the left especially people who really wanted to see a woman president say you know what, doesn't she deserve at least a little bit of the taste of being president? you're a woman. what do you think about that? >> does she? nicole: does she? i understand that and i have family members who are very upset emotional actually when she lost the election not because they actually wanted her and her potential policies. if we even understood what those were because i still didn't have a grasp on what they were.

but the fact that in our lifetime we've seen two failed female candidates for president and wonderful as a woman to see a female president. but at the end of the day i don't to just check a box. for a female to be president, kamala harris ran in 2019. she lost. she lost the primary amongst her democrats. the republicans didn't even get a vote for her yet this was amongst democrats an they formally rejected her based on her policy lack of policy, lack of stances and far left extremism. so no. do not make her the first president of the united states. i think that is an insult to women everywhere. women who actually could sit in the white house. i think there's so many women who would be so good sitting in that commander in chief role. we just haven't seen them yet and their sometime coming up. >> we are going to have a female president one day no question about it. let me ask you brian because again you talk about the stock market you look at the stock market it is booming right now in the wake of this election. what if they were to put kamala harris in there, what would

happen wouldn't it cause some instability? >> it is a head scratcher and i don't think it would affect stock market significantly but it would say we have a for odd view of the presidency and at least one party in this country, i mean, think about it for a second. this is the president of the united states. and they're saying we just want to sneak in -- [laughter] it is like getting picture with mickey mouse or something. [laughter] the presidency is a big deal we should help read it like that and if biden should step aside we should know exactly why. and i don't think that's a spot any of the democrats want -- >> i want to move on to this we talked about this yesterday and according to a brand new wall street journal exclusive report, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor has no plans to step down. far left activist have been calling on her to retire so president biden can put in a younger jurist on the bench just before trump takes office. now we talked about this yesterday.

you know, they were trying to site her health reason that she -- you know, has a type one diabetes that she's 70 years old. nicole, she says no. i'm staying she says i have important work to do here i'm only 70 years old. nicole: don't cite me with diabetes that they can't perform with the function we have people much older than her in office think senator schumer, nancy pelosi, many, many more mitch mcconnell and as long as people are able to exhibit executive functioning, then i think it is okay. now at the end of the day we do see these annual physical, and well we haven't seen cognitive evaluations from president biden but we should someone at his see annual mental evaluations now if that indicated that he was on the decline you can see they should step down especially when it comes to our justices. do we want to start having our

justices submit to these examinations too like how far are we going to take this? >> right. we talked yesterday brian about how -- if they tried to do this to force her to resign this could really backfire on democrats because if they didn't get their person confirms then it would be trump did you think this? >> if we botched a few of these things trump might get another appointee i say this it is coming from sotomayor good for her what she's saying don't make your political problems my judicial problem and that's actually right. the supreme court is supposed to be in some ways detached from politics and rule on the constitution. don't try to solve the problems you had at the ballot box but telling me to get the heck out now that's the wrong way to do it and my hat is off to her standing strong on that. >> strong we78. women that's what we're talking about. deserve their seats don't kick out the overwhelm deserve their seats for women and then trying to slip women who don't necessarily deserve their seats in. what is wrong with people these

days? >> she also, she also is, you know, a solid liberal jurist for the people in her constituency. she's very effective on the bench. so the optics of this look bad from the get-go because you could bring up racism, ageism, you know, bias against a woman all of those things could be at play. >> you know what is very clear to me is the party that is for women democratic party is a often said -- are the first ones to try to marginalize women and we've seen it time and time again with their decision making. this is just another example of it. and it is, obviously, not going to work. >> right. right not gong happen. all right, sir. about president biden but look what happened. >> never say never. we don't know what's going to happen. [laughter] all right coming up on the bigs weekend show a long awaited campaign promise. >> you have the largest deportation operation in american history starting at noon on inauguration day, 2025.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show, the migrant caravan that's been heading for the u.s. is now breaking up as trump preparings to launch the largest deportation program we've ever seen on his very first day in office. and here's how it can be done. >> concentrate on a public safety threat and national security threats first those are the worst of the worst so the worst first. inch we'll fobs on the people who 1.3 million in front of the a judge said you're not entitled to stay here you have to be removed. >> border crisis hit a breaking

point under biden-harris administration. here on the big weekend show we've been keeping track of it all. >> illegal crossings are skyrocketing here at the southern border. border patrol simply cannot keep up. it has been a busy holiday weekend out here in the el paso sector for border patrol agents. a stunning sight. a long line of migrants from all around the world scale the steep rocky mountain and crosses illegally and fox news is getting look at the severe overcrowding taking place inside of border patrol facilities in el paso. >> it is chaos in new york city at least 1,000 migrants have showed up in the city each and every month. >> mass releasesleases are undey some migrants are heading to sanctuary cities. >> brian, i want to throw up some pretty shocking numbers real quick number of noncitizen criminals in the united states as put out by the cbp homicide 13 9 criminal assault

criminals 18811 and all crimes 439,000431 those numbers are staggering in my opinion i think border crisis is nonger a border state issue. i think as we saw it is a national issue. and that i think is something that a help the red wave that is happened just this last week president trump said he's going to use the alien enemies act could potentially help try to deport some of these illegal aliens. i foresee legal challenges and people will try to stop him every step of the way. >> i think his opposition will want to use courts as much as possible all of the time. but i think he has anvac -- advantage criminal illegal migrants in the the country fewer lawsuits to bring against that process. they've already been identified as criminals. the pathway is clear you saw tom talking about that. so where do you start will you start there? okay, and then you also at the

same time do the things that you want to do at the border to remain in mexico and building the wall. and you start to create a sense in america that this administration is not going give up on this issue. and what that does for illegal migrants in the country is it faces them with an issue do i myself consider what's best for me right now? and maybe leave the country or do i want to go up against this and potentially lose all possibility of ever coming back here and i think that's a tough equation for them to think through and it could be very effective. >> also president trump is saying he's going to get rid some of the biden administration moves but at the end of the day biden administration removing trump immigration policy is what led us to this influx of illegal migrants and so when you hear people say it is immoral inhumane to deport the people it is not unusual for presidents to try to get illegal criminals out of our country. >> we think about numbers barack obama, deported the most illegal aliens in the history of this

country. almost 3 million people that he deported we know there's a sincere issue as many americans across the country have said, that they would like to see mass deportations places like chicago we saw since -- migrants begin to come at chicago 11,000.increase in crime in city of chicago migrant crime is a new category. this is a situation that impacts every american like you said every state is a border state. and they want to see something done about it and donald trump is prime position to do it with a republican senate. and a house that can actually do something on immigration so as long as we get a really good majority in the mouse we can change this thing which hasn't happened in generations. >> promise is made need to keep your promises anita real quickly we have to go this you hear one mother to another mother saying we don't want to separate family what is will happen there and let's talk about the children. that have actually been murdered by some of the these illegal

immigrants laken riley and rachel there are so many more -- >> just a quick thought on that. you know, nobody wants to see families separated, of course. but those women and children that you just mentioned they are separated from their families why, because they were killed by illegal migrants. so that's the kind of family separation that i think we need to stop. >> and doangts talk to me about crying about being separated your family is being separated you made the choice to break the law. you know and with that comes responsibility comes consequences and that's what we need to be instilling in people there are consequences with actions. coming up, on "the big weekend show" -- >> snobs and people don't like that. >> well that's how people are starting to brand democrats from senator bernie sanders to hollywood alister george clooney where more liberals are distancing thelses and putting the party on blast.

♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show, the party of elite and hollywood celebs take aim at bernie sanders at the slam democrats for abandoning working class voters but he's not backing down. >> you have millions and millions of people working for starvation wages. you got to speak to that reality. but what that man named donald trump did do is he said i feel your pain. i know that you're hurting and i have an explanation. and what donald trump did is provided an explanation. he went around he said i know you're angry and the reason is that millions are coming over. >> now democrats are trying out a new talking point and not going over well. eden at msnbc -- on election night. of donald trump huddled with

elon musk and dana white and these are his billionaire boys right because that's who he's going fight for and we need to make the message crystal clear we're going fight for you because it is you and your paycheck and hard work that's on the line and he's all in with that. >> you've got -- some -- some -- [laughter] >> it is hard to get behind that when even americans see trump rolling up sleeves to connect with blue collar workers kamala harris tried to do that and failed flat. >> actually was a congress -- so this is what it looks like when it comes out -- >> do not -- [laughter] >> that's right do not touch it kamala. she broke it he'll fix it that's what donald trump said, brian. now it is really interesting to me donald trump a billionaire did retail politics better than any of the democrats you see him

in the garbage truck at mcdonald's when is the next episode of trump coming up? what do you think? >> they don't resent him for being a billionaire right they actually like the fact that he's a chief success but he values the everyday work that people do. i think it is great that bernie sanders wants democrats to talk about to the working class. the problem is, if kamala said anything about her economic policy, it was his policy. raising taxes, more regulation, it didn't work. even if they start talking to working class they need a different message. >> that's exactly right and nicole i'm reminded glad you mention that. trump no tax on tips. then kamala harris no tax on tips then it was -- pretty much "the new york post" i think they nailed it when they said make -- said about kamala harris make kamala great again and stole a trump talking point. >> reminding me of that -- commercials what is that, anything you can do i can do better -- [laughter] but it wasn't better. because it was like a fake it until you make it and people

could see through that and thought she was ingenuine in what she was doing and trump like there's nothing fake about that guy. you know he puts it all out there. for me when i listen to there are a few democrats right now looking at like man, we messed up guys. and the majority of them are still like no it is you. it is you, and it is you and reminds you of people you have a one friend like gosh this roommate, this roommate is a terrible person they always do this. they do this and that roommate is terrible and you have to be like well maybe it is me. i need to look in the mirror and realize i've done something wrong and the moment that democrats start listening -- to the people the people that they are supposed to represent. maybe they'll actually get their messaging right. >> anita i was going say to nicole's point do you think democrats are looking to do something different? >> reminds me of the taylor swift song it's me on the problem. right? >> there's a number of ways to the middle class, and he invited steel workers up on stage and

during his rallies now contrast that with who kamala harris invited beyoncé, j.lo who -- >> she paid. to be on stage. >> who connects with the middle class and one last thing just be fair okay, donald trump has elon musk and billionaires on his side. but she's got mark cuban and every top alist celebrity in hollywood they all make a lot of money. >> didn't work for them. >> now to this george clooney is stepping away from pleks after pinning "new york times" opinion piece begging joe biden to drop his presidential bid. it comes as multiple reports reveal how kamala harris star-studded campaign has caused democrats to be 20 million dollars in debt. she splurged on star-studded performances by lady gaga, and katy perry used her a-listers to campaign for her according to an analysis, federal filings by the washington examiner, kamala harris spent $526 million more

than the trump campaign. >> i mean you're the money man. what do you make of this, brian? >> to me it is a perfect object listen of the biden-harris economy. where we spent, you know, trillions and trillions of dollars and everyone at the end felt terrible i can't afford anything. that's the problem wing the progressive left. they don't actually know how to invest money. they think they can and so they end up wasting all of it and now you've got to have a conservative come in here and say well let me bail you out and actually get this back on the right track. >> i agree with that and nicole do you think they'll take donald trump's -- >> offer? >> they have now proved money cannot buy you manners, morals class or a presidency you know what this is olive branch accept it president trump would love to extend it and pay for your debt that's what conservatives do pay the debt. >> i wonder if they'll say okay but donald trump helping them again -- yeah. absolutely. >> real quick on george clooney, though. he doesn't like he's getting

blamed for this but he's the one who wrote that op-ed he opened pandora's box and i think he's going to live with the op-ed for a very long time. >> just fine in lake coma. >> versus giving kamala campaign a $20 million so donald trump give it to george clooney instead he was a big help. thank you george clooney. trump most effective campaigners all on kamala stages it turns out all interesting. >> very much so. >> were they effective, though? >> coming up on "the big weekend show" -- >> yeah thank god he got in. >> i'm excited i think we had a fair election. >> i want to see -- a strong resolute president. that's president trump. >> that's right. trump is the toast of the town as he wins a second white house term. we hit the streets for a vibe check-in and our talk of the town is next. ♪ ♪ when you hear the words nonprofit organization,

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>> welcome back to the big weekend show, now that voters have brutally rejected democrats far left agenda by sending president-elect donald trump back to the white house. are americans finally happy with where the country is heading we hit the streets to find out for

this week's talk of the town. >> overjoyed at results. apparently american people aren't willing to elect the woman president but willing to elect someone who's convicted felon. >> i'm excited -- just for how much is going to change we want the economy that we have when he was president the first time. >> i want to see the weaferredz stopped. >> i don't think we're going to recognize our nation anymore. >> i think he will close our border or make more efficient. >> we want the border closed. girls have been raped and murdered we don't want that and we sent a strong message to the in thes that this is important to us. >> now, if youen will to what they said there there's one thing that stands out this is consistent with our fox news voter analysis. and we asked voters you know how much change diewpght to see actually. they weren't saying we want to see change in the margin they wanted to see very substantial change.

i think that's very consistent with how trump is thinking about what he's going to do in the next term. >> exactly he's a big picture guy but he works out the details we saw the first term an how he was able to get so much done and such a quick period of time not like a normal politician would. but in this case i think -- we've seen our lives uprooted due to covid. we've seen wages get eaten up due to inflation government spending. we know that -- the gender policies and school have become a big issue for parents. people want to feel like they live in america again. they don't want to feel like they're going get sensor for opinion and thoughtings and donald trump will lead that pathway forward. >> there are some who don't want to live in america anymore and trying to get out of the country and listen to tiktokers on that. >> some of the easiest ways to leave country and easiest ways to get you out of the country -- >> i'm in the airport and this is your sign you can just leave. >> anita there you go if you want to --

go celebrity get out. >> videos from the united states. okay. >> that is true. so i lived in canada for five years, it's not easy to leave the united states. there's all kinds of requirements you have to meet. i looked up just a few and canada and i remember this, you have to live will for five years. the u.k. the same thing you have to pass all kinds of tests and you have to show your commitment to living there over the -- in the long-term. >> you can't walk over the border -- >> can't just walk over there and australia another friendly place but live there for five years it is not that easy. >> nicole according to new york post there's a bigup tick of people looking to leave america and staggering 1514% surge but is this just all talk here? >> stop with the drama. kamala -- [laughter] tiktok all of that. >> come on seriously.

people do this and hay try to get their clicks, likes all of these things they're doing this and it doesn't have any substance and people need to get perspective. you want to go and fight for palestine all of the other places go live there for a little bit and see if you like that. the moment you step soil on another country and actually have to live there -- tell me how much you don't want to come back to the united states are there benefits to other countries, absolutely. but get some perspective and life right now. okay stop with your safe spaces stop with everything else you need. you have four years and four years try again. >> that's a excellent point i've been on every continue innocent but angt antarctica when i go te best thing i can do is come back to the u.s. you live in the greatest country and civilization. so i'm thankful to be in america. >> i would say the future belongs to the most resilient and most resilient aren't people looking for an exit milk or cookies or krans on campus but looking to get invested looking for a job and somebody who will

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♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. time now for the big four. our picks for the big stories everyone will be talking about this week i will go first. trial of daniel pendant resumes on tuesday in new york after the jury heard compelling witness testimony and body camera video was released late last week. penny is facing charges related to the chokehold death of a homeless man who witnesses say it was threatening other subway writers. >> tester as a subway writer myself i know that isn't definitely not an easy one. there's times you want someone to step up. i hope that is a fair trial but we want messages as congressman seth moulton is facing calls to resign after speaking out against transgender athletes competing women sports. he is doubling down on his comments today. >> i was speaking authentically as a da dad about one of the may issues where we are just out of

touch with the majority of voters. i stand by my position. but the point is the backlash i have received proves my point we cannot even have these discussions is a party. >> the last point he makes is such a good one. democrats cannot even have conversations about this. that is an absolute recipe for them to continue shrinking their party. >> and that come absolute clear this last election you cannot speak out against the talking points. >> come on, people who have daughters in sports it is a conversation you have to have. why is it not okay to talk about this stuff? >> effect to exclude the conversation tells people you're not serious about what they are serious about. >> which is why they lost so many counties, so many states. they're out of touch. >> a new program and reno, nevada called liberty dogs aims to trade 200 pups per year to become service animals for

veterans with disabilities. the first four dogs are now officially in training. i love this story. i note many veterans who use these pups. we have seen there is a shortage for them. they need training and we want to take care of our heroes because they have taken care of us. >> their abilities to help people but they are good companions they help combat loneliness. quest to bring them into the hospitals too. >> absolutely. speaking of veterans foxes party with u.s. vets as we make camel our calls to put an end to veteran homelessness. shop for camo goat.box/u.s. vets simply wear camo snap a selfie or a video share it on your social media using # on her u.s. vets. please join us in showing your appreciation and gratitude for the veterans that have served our nation so bravely so valiantly. fox has great swag.

this is so cute this stuff. >> some kind of jealous of nicole's hat. >> i want to snag that you guys. garzi said on how that happened. >> the whole point is when people see it draws attention to the cause of veterans. so it is a wonderful cause. >> absolutely. you can put this shirt on and put it on your head. because i think it will fit. >> alright guys, great to be with you this weekend. he did okay you can come back in. >> it was fun. so much better on a sunday night. >> always db are the big weekend show if you cannot catch us live. "life, liberty, & levin," you've got to watch that too. it starts right now. >> have a great weekend. ♪ again spring