he did not want to say, i want kansas city to win, he is a big fan. i like both. >> he did say he thought that chiefs were going to win. >> tough to get against mahomes. >> he made sure he got the cheers when he walked in. >> now if eagles will visit the white house. >> my money is on yes. >> absolutely, they will. >> they will be there. >> i hope so. >> we're over that stuff. >> that does it for us, see you next weekend, dvr if you cannot catch us, happy super bowl sunday, woo! >> go georgia dogs. ♪

hello, i am guy benson, joey jo >> i am guy benson with molly line, jones: hello and welcome to a special edition of "the big weekendome show."t some historyev as the first sitting president to ever attend the super bowl in many and the crowd apparently could not wait to catch a glimpse of him. look at this. [cheers and applause] while security around the stadium was tight with other hugehe h stars in the house. dh secretary kristi noem said they have been preparing for this day for months. >> it is so special the president the first time tim in history is going to the w super bowl.us well wede have been focused on security operations there for many, many months and preparing for this day to have p a there trum

amplifies the message that a t great game means everybody goten to go celebrate, support their team, leave, and get home safely. >> before the game kicked off the ite secret service made its presence felt with this powerful on error add here or jail. >> america was founded on an idea of freedom. for america has always step forward in time of need throughout our short but powerful history. >> has not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. >> tear down this wall! >> w alle have been there for af it. >> the second plane hit the tower! >> our heroes are humble. we have an inner pride to this idea alive. protectors are born.

they are not made. in america secret service protecting the super bowl is asking a few more to step forward. >> pretty intense. but overall today is all about the big game, most places. to the chiefs are to be the team that wins three straight super bowls but the eagless. trying to avenge their last twor years ago.s president trump told our very n bret baier, he is sure ready for some football. >> i am a big fan of both teams. sort of different. philadelphia has one of the greatest impact. saquon berkeley had a uncle who was a great fighter. and you have a great running back and you really have a great quarterback. the other team, the quarterback knows how to win and he's a great, great quarterback. you have to say y when a

quarterback has won i have to go with kansas city. i have to go with kansas city. at the same time, philadelphia has a fantastic -- it's going to be a great game.pick >> so he's picking the chief and we pick matt van live in new orleaneanss covering the super bowl. hoveri boww is it going town th? >> well, and went into the stadium a couple of hours ago and it was hot and sunny but now damp owar that the game itself s electric inside appeared to let me tell you philly is certainlyl in the house. esevery time they took to the chiefs took to the field the, very louood boos.he philly fans were loud and worst descriptions and they are living up to the reputation. tonight's game is all about of course he was on the field. everybody talking about president trump bein g here. b taylor swift reported late to be

here as well. o trump and taylor swift not plans and over the past days cnet swanky restaurants arounew odka new orleans. at the music superstar she endorsed kamala harris that the boyfriend titan and travis kelce thinks it is cool the presidentc is here and considers it an honor. in awin interview with trump, te first sitting president to ever attend a super bowl. >> you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. it is a big day for america and it always is. but what made you want to do it? >> first of all, i am surprised to hear it.an i would assumey any president would come. i think the spirit of the country. the country has taken on ali lonely life. bi think would be good for the country to have the presidentea come to the gamet.ns two great teams. let's see what happens.e, >> and moments ago inside the superdome president trump stood and saluted during the

national anthem and he got mostly very loud cheers, may beo someme boos may extend there. president trump and i'd love god trump seen on the screen and i will keep you guys updated, guyn >> mapped, very much and perhapr philadelphia fans having a happl moment right now allegedly., with thaprt being said, president trump is going after the people who he accuses of weaponizing the government against him. he has revoked securityvern clearance of antony blinken, jake sullivan,ke s alvin bragg, letitia james after pulled the clearance on joe biden saint truth social post this, there is no need for joe biden to receive access t o classified himn 20 information.elli he set this president in 2021 with intelligence community tofm stop me, accessing details on national security. a courtesy provided for former

presidents. in that same special counsel robert hur described biden at methe time is an elderly man wih a poor memory. trump echoed that sentiment said thatden biden can't be trustedh coclassified information.up so a couple of things to unpack here, guys, joey, i want to send something here. a little bit of a curveball but we watch an entire minute longth ad from secret service. you or someone that's all and add some pointu ar in your life and stirred to serve your country. to that type of p.r. matters trying to capture the imagination and excitement, passion of young people. when you see that from the secret service and they have hey' been through the ringer the last hour.>> what you think of that? >> i saw a marine slaying a dragon and i don't think that is legal anymore. they have to be protected although i know they were distinct. that was a marine officer so io wouldn't have that chance anyway that no, i think it is great. i know what it is like to be thn bottom and the more importantt.

person take the bullet an end other doesn't. i think it is a powerful add. they didn't shy away from jfk who obviousl didy didn't get thb done that day. they showed entire secret service and where they have come from. i think that is something that will inspire. we sell the numbers from dod that went up under president trump and you have to imagine thatot they feel the sae way. i think it is great they put something out there that goes back to that moment i talked about earlier where you can bera proud of your country and proud to serve.hr >> mollyou, when we were reading through president trump said about joe biden revokingthis security clearance, he just made it clear still i to make crystal clear this as retaliation. we didn't get this in thwe thiet and i'm doing it right back to you. is that turnabout pay or, et cetera? i think from a practical pointl? it doesn't make too much of ao difference. i don't think he wouldas president biden up for advice

where former president can stay up to date and perhaps a leadero would look back and say, "hey, you have dealt with these b issues, too and i need your insight." president wentt to make wouldn't do that anyway. to the other ramifications, it's a matter of trust and he doesn't trust these people and doesn't want them to have access and running a fullnnin governmentt clients. this is from his perception perhaps what is going on. joey made me think of something this weemarik a marine flown hoe with miles for military where people can donate and young members, soldiers, marines doey volunteer hours and then exchange for get these flights home. it made me think how we are t spending our money across america. some of the money can be spent perhaps giving young marines, young soldiers more money in their pockets to fly home and ih wouldn't turn to the organizations for us to help these young marines home. so many more people are signing

up right now t. it would be great to help out. >> charlie, they were a bunch of other intelligent officials with access denied by the trump letadministration going back te letter about the hunter bidep.n lab type this is very much still a live issue and president trump's mayan and a american'snd minds.ec >>ti i can understand why trump would not trust them or feel like they should have securityt clearance. you have alreadyhoul proven youf to be untrustworthy, why moveru forward in a directionst where i will give you access to some ofw the most important information in the country that could affect our path moving forward? i think trump is being chill pre given all that has happened to him and all these different types of people have tried to tdrive his reputation through e mud, bankrupt him and imprisoned him. all he said we will take away s ayyour security clearance and gd luck?tr umi think trump is actually chil is the word i would put.

>> president trump, speaking of let's turn to the store now. he has with his administration seeking to remake washington in important ways and a lot of his opponents are not happy about it. summer kind oft haar losing it. some opaf them furthermore are pulling a page out of ferry now familiarmili old platelet. some of the far left media sounding an alarm about constitutional crisis. we wert the talking about this earlier. of course, following the lead. >> we are at a point basically at the cusp of a constitutional crisis. >> we really do have a constitutional crisis. >> what we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis. but >> this is the most serious thing we have faced a constitutional crisis. >> no, it's not. we have heard those cries before. >> it could lead to a constitutional crisis. >> we thoughg tit for a long tie about attending a constitutional crisis and we are in it. >> at this point we are beyond w

constitutional crisis. >> year after year, we have thaw phrase. therhoe is a boy who cried wolfe effect sometimes where thatht is something -- a look, they were something is a constitutional crisis and i would argue we had one effectively nonpresident for several years the people around cohim running the country withot may be his full knowledge or consent. that is just my opinion but constitutional crisis should be revert to make reserved for extremely serious things and when you have this president employing thatneed over and over again. at some point they need to go to , we have heard it before. >> they will have heard it before. i think whats do president trum doing because he'sso doing thins so rapidly is, he is challenging the system to a certain extent. we will see that in the courts d and the coming days and the coming weeks. we see the pushback in the courts, particularly on the issue of citizenship, birthright citizenship spiritual that would

be potentially something that applies to the constitution, and it will be a question and it will go through the normal process the way the government is set up.wa there is nothing radical happening year. bit is alll goacco going accordo how the government is set up. if there is a problem with it, you can stand up and make changes. r, tn out the democrats don't have the power to do it. they don't have the numbers to push back so for us to push back telephone interviews and displays outside of the education and helping thducaeei mainstream media will parent their sentiments and try to blast into the faces have s all over. but guess what coach americans have woken up and we know not to trust mainstream media coachgy o especially since -- the election. >> it is a safe bet as they often do but how effective is it? that thing is i was talking in the last hour we mentioned the word crisis over and over and it was somber, scary, weighty word here ta o there seems to be a lk of convention might come date

action among those spanning you. i'm not sure what they were referring to as the current ute constitutional crisis and what risiare they talking about, dogd the existence of doge? they are here is on fire for doge because it threatens everything thau tat is the swam. you are taking a microscope to a mass. you arthe e looking inside thetr haystack for the needle now. that bothers them because soe po many of these politicians operate on that. we talk about pork in the legislation and society, we have spin to make spending over heres at the executive branch even cworse because congress likes o write a bill to say put all this monetheyy into it but they don'e to taky doe responsibility how s spent and when the executive turns and says we are willing to cut our own handoff to fix this by the essence of getting rid of federal workers, that reallyem bothers them. it is hard to take them serious when they act like it is the the worst thing that has ever happened. lovparewhen lessening, they lio compare trump to a lot of people

hitler, nixon or whatever but this idea using executive branch in a different way,t, president lincoln did that too. more than any president andecut change completely with the executive branch was. ththate idea that anybody has d this as a villain. >> also to restrict and reduce the scope of the role of government. you don't see that from power-hungry autograph. it could be a crisis-hunauto for a crisis for bureaucrats. that is a different thing than constitutional crisis. well, coming up on this brand-new hour of thew special edition ofhoe "the big weekend show." weig w are excited to have you i the spiritual president trump will not send one british oil back to buckingham palace. why? we will tell you but he amendeds shis lawsuit with cbs. he's suing "cbs news" afteral unedited footagely finally got really steps kamala harris "60 minutes" intervieww . in the amount of money he is demanding is eye-popping.♪ we will talk about that coming

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♪ ♪ >> all right, president trump is amending his lawsuit against cbs.$2 he i0 s demanding $20 billion afte r claim 60 minutes edited kamala harris interview. but is part of the administration's crusade against publicly funded media. >> one thing he gets i think most people don't is there is aw difference between cableee programs like the one we are on on fox news and broadcast tv, news distortion rule applies only to broadcast, not to cable, why? broadcast have access to public resource, the airwaves.bl thige sec walked away from obligation to enforce the standard of broadcasters. >> judgment day is coming for b npeer and pbs, porth organizatis to testify before lawmakers on t

the doge committee next month. molly, i was trying to find what the number was before. abo i'm not sure but $20 billion is a lot of money. so i know president trump is arguably worth $6 billion or $7 billion. >> it could be a strategy.op cohigh and hope you get half. it is another one of those negotiating plans. for me when i look at this, i don't love the idea of politicians pressuring news organizations to write in certain ways and kind of just broadly -- i have concerns about that. but i also have concerns whatco cbncs did and how the editing wa done. in the way thenday ty presentedn the two ways and got called out for it happened too and kind of blatant. but as this goes forward, the

fcc, which is interesting, theyd have both conservatives an td liberals. they tried to get a fair board to look at these things does have a point about the difference between broadcasting and cable. i but i think probably whatti ciconcerns me is politicians coming after news organizations and that potentially raising concerns. i have questions about that. >> charly, i understand what molly says. but you need to say things. favorable to me and literally everything you do and say is not favorable to me. so ievng y think the period espi with this kamala harris interview is equivalent to campaign contribution. this is what her campaign chairman would want done. >> i did not have patience to sit through entire unedited 53 or so minutes. i try to but i lusted after three or four. thmalae way kamala harris is repaired was aired versus the unedited raw footage bizarrelyt.

different. and i think it is justit a testament to how much interference cbs and the mainstream media was running th entire time for the kamala harris campaign. cbs has a broadcast license.ey are they an agreement? theyimpa will partially dissemie than it is. they clearly did not do that. this is blatant manipulation. pull their license. >> guy going to pbs and pb are, publicly funded getting your news. they should really have faith is to straighten his. for example the hunter biden laptop story. you have to shoot that straightr you may not believe it and youot can say that in presenting it buyout you cannot omit it a q completely because we know it is true. here's a quote from npr, "we don't want to waste he wr time n stories that are not really stories. we don't want to waste the atlisteners and readers time on stories that are pureexam distractions." it is a great example ife go publicly funded, you have to

send it out there. >> i completely agree with that. i don't agree with pulling the license for cbs. >> that was extreme. >> we code through a perilous path down that path and we will see you for billions of dollars pon sh2 i think you can shame tm and put them side-by-side to say you can't trust these people. you can withhold access to the administration as some sort of punishment. but theryoe are other ways of going after them. t speak of those things are happening. >> that aren't nuclear. when it comes to pbs and npr, io we are paying for it in your jobs is to be balanced and you are very obviously not, i think look, if you want to have a radio network basically msnbc on the radio and call it npr, great. at the listeners like it andrs your advertisers want to pay for it, fine. don't ask us to subsidize it. that is where a line can be drawn. the example is one of very, very

many. these are self sustaining, god bless thatif if public mone, different ball game. >> i guess the belief among americans, you can't have that anymore.invo the whole basis elon musk but twitter and made it x. you can't get unbiased information so we will let you t have the biased on both sides. that is tough to swallow for a country that prides itself on freedom. that im.s where we are.l chinese government using a new andtactic to steal your person information, and it could be worse than even tiktok. ♪ ♪

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comes as lawmakers and world leaders are weighing in on president trump's plans for thet gaza strip. trey yingst is in tel aviv, israel, with the latest, tradere peer. >> molly the conditions of then hostages released saturday has caused concern across israel. the man man looked shrill and malnourished and addressed with the mediators as the family of the hostages calling for a faster timeline to get remaining hostageses f freed from hamas. and reacted to his condition saying this. >> was to say the emaciatedt state they put him in. that is a disgrace. and absolute shock here to speak >> tat the latest release as palestinians to return to new parts of maga amidst fresh withdraws. drawbut still progressing as pld

despite no clear path forward for phase two train. president trump was asked thiswe week and his plan for taking over gaza. any further operations for a time take over? not deliberations but it's well received basically ther th united states woul d view it as a real estatlly e transaction whee will be an investor in that part of the world.o no rush to do anything. we wouldn't need anybody there. it would be so supplied and given to us by israel. >> benjamin netanyahu endorsees this idea doesn't have t hostags that remain in hamas captivity. this certainly complicates the situation, molly. >> excellent reporting from trey yingst tonight. great point still hostages and the gaza strip and american make it included to challenging to finish out the cease-fire and again rebuilding. i want to start with a series or

new sound bites coming in fromes idpresident trump. this is wherthe he gives us a little more insight howg committeand he is to buying and owning gaza. take a listen. >> i am committed to buying and owning gaza.owni m theyak can endure a good site fr future development by somebody. we will let other countries develop barcelona and people cae come c all over the world.an >> joey, we have been working through things as he said them and things walked back by hisnn p.r.in but we are beginning to t a feel more details about how ht slowly and still vaguely putting out this plan as to how gaza will be repelleds. >> all of this is contingent ont histopping the war ending and hostages coming back and some sort of resolution.ol some sort ofon not traded but at least prolonged cease-fire what was hamas and israel. i don't know we will get that anytim ye soon. he will continue to be vague.

i don't think we will get details because this isat something that could happe cn after something that could happen. now, do i think the war will go on and gaza like it's been going on? no. this is larger than israel. this includes everything iran haof ts been doing and hezbollah north and south of the country and includes what we get from egypt through jordan. so, i think it is vague, but it is vague on purpose.ns i don't think it means we willty own a piece of property as a country code to a seven piece of country. the idea to make it safe enough businessmen and american government can invest in it but i don't know if that is a possibility. >> we know hamas still maintains significant degree control in that area. enormous propaganda videos theyn g are putting together as they release the hostages before on television.y so clearlyth that is a significe problem that needs to be handled. but trump believes that he has

y.someone that can bring some stability. take a listen. e are going to bring stability to thestab middle easn a war torn part of the w ilmiddle east. there will be buildings and beautiful sites for the people and the palestinians to live him. theyl will be living in harmony and peace probably for the first time in hundreds of years. >> that is a big goal, charly, harmony and peace. >> i think one thing people appreciate about trump and so many different ways he's an out side of the box thinker and coming to the table with ani ngdifferent perspective than pat presidents are.nd and trump he is throwing out ase joey said is a vague idea but it is provocative and getting people's wheelttins turning andt does this mean? what are trump's plans ultimately going to be. i think he's trying to get theho attention of regional stakeholders. would you wantuld to get invold in wha post you want to get inva

possibly how this is put t together?s i present it like it is mind.br >> restructuring incentive structure in a place a broken okfor so long. i don't think a lot of this is g realistic, but saying we will not go dowhan the same path agan or play book again. we are doing something totally different that can be worthwhile. speak of the president making his impacts felt across the globe sending vice president j.d. vance tthe o paris for the global ai summit. that is tomorrow. this comes as rising concerns over china's tech dominance here in theited united states peer te department of homeland security gimmick security made internet connective cameras used to disrupt key, u.s. infrastructure. ccp linked company just took over easy pass the toll system turnon the new jersey turnpike. former new jersey senator robert is sounding the alarm saying, "i

don't understand why this hasn't gotten a lot more attention. i would rather the chinese knew what i was watching on tiktok than thek chinese monitoring my cacar going up and down thead new jersey turnpike. >> joey, what do you make of this? the concert event ideology and free enterprise, free trade and allow foreigise,n emplacement in america first which is counter to that, we will push that out. this is a big deal, but we don't gotalk enough about the chinese government buying land adjacent to our military bases.n' we don't talk enough about buying fertile farmland. they are big problems when it comes to foreign investment in this country. i don't know what we do abou abt at this point. things like this we can regulato against maybe. >> guy it does matter what they are buying and not just investing in america but specifically what they are learning to abide.y >> i think i disagree with the former new jersey senator. i think tiktok and some of the online apps and people screens

and phones are much more of ada threat capturing keystrokes and pushing propaganda onto kid screens. big picture, that is the larger threat, but that doesn't meane, this is not a threat at all. i don't think we should have ccp linked companies having anything tonfra do with american infrastructure or technology. it seems almost suicidal to link a deal like that, and we have t get a lot more serious about that. >> it is scary it continues to happenscar.en bwe just have a conversation tiktok announcing the headline they are taking over the easy pass system in new jersey. what exactly are we doing here?d what who is making all oecf thee decisions?beca it is unfortunate because we can't racially profile chinese immigrants coming into the country working for tech companies and working for the government. you know, of course, it is on everybody's mind to say is this kosher? is this something we should maybe be looking a little bitca moreus into? that would be considered racial profiling. coming up next on this

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. president trump making a very bold saying prince harry can stay for now. questionable due to his pasto hi drug use potentially. the president says ho the feelsd for him. he will let him stay saying, "i don't want to do that. i will leave him alone. he has a lot of problems with his wife. she is terrible."

those echo what he told piers morgan, "here he is aware that, i won't use the full expression but areas with like any person i have seen. i'm not a a fan of meghan markle and i think poor harry is led m around begy his nose. trump, tell us how you reallyte] feel? i know you are a big fan of pop culture that should he go a little harder on prince harry? >> i will take an angle you won't see coming.se i think meghan markle is the best site up we have ever seen. we have seen america into thete family and busted it up like ave tbunch of bowling pins. we have a favorite prince of england, the one that went out in the military and all of those things. the prince oratherf the people. he would rather be an american and have all the status and title and fortunes off the backs of the oppressed. i'm coming to do what americans will do and pretend to be famous

by having social media. anwilld the most american thingd can do, i think it is great. they are political opinions might be up a creek and a lot o folks i get along with i don't agree with. it took us almost 300 years tote get it down but we finally did it. >> there you go. >> i don't think meghan markle loves president trump. >> she called divisive andic misogynistic. >> he doesn't appreciatee when people call him names either. this goendats back to heritage d they wanted to find out harryar had written his book and 2023 memoir at my name to the things in his past. but it seems like president trump is taking kind of the high road thing for nowen he is safe, even though he has -- >> he called his wife terrible. >> and i'm presidential and why is he weighing in on this? that

says who he is. he is saying what a lot of people believe on this subject. he also loves going on offensefn which kansas city doesn't seem toy do be doing so far. >> i love all of the sportse analogies you arshe bringing to the show. i think there is a game on.ig >> this is where everybody hton'tshould be and clearly, everything important you need to know was happening on this show >> still ahead, l taylor swift make an appearance on the jumbotron? and what kendrick lamar opened the show with? lots of questions and we play super bowl lingo coming up next. ♪ ♪

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were whole woke rebrand unfortunately for them. something along those lines. it doesn't have to go thatg al direction but perhaps the necka every brand out of sorts. the coach yelling at the referee. and i have a good car to, guys. >> mind deals with sports cliche and sideline interview. something along the lines nobody believed in us. patrick mahomes getting sacked and just happened a moment ago. a quarter in which 12.5's scored not yea t this quarteralle second quarter but -- >> they are all over. >> that happen hours ago, hours ago. travis kelce yelling something random. i do wonder, guys many people including the experts had on the their plain coke occurred as aot potential blow out in this game? >> i don't think so. so surprise people so far. >> the underdogs perhaps we should see.

>> they did say they would not score in the georgia bulldogs screen. >> it wana t a good, tight game right down to the wire but no overtime please. p >> i was rooting for kansas city, picking that eagles in itsso looking like -- >> okay. explain why you don't understand it. i think the eagles are going toi win so i picked him, but i wants to cheat t to win. wro i will be happy if i'm wrong. >> that way you don't get upset. you are winning either way. >> i dislike philly and the fact they are playing so well right now.to j i'm trying to jinx them. i'm trying to jinx them. >> i wonder if it is working. bad to do alyol the way. >> it is pretty good for the. eagles fan.ng >> we are not making fun of the event talking about what makes you so unique and so different that you have a reputation. said take it as a good thing. >> i don't mean as a good thing

veat all. >> they are very passionate. >> i personally like it. >> stick around, "the big four" is next facebook and instagram and the "the big weekend show." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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joe doug mckelway.scus president trump will reversen's joe biden's mandate to phase out plaque plastic straws saying onu truth social, enjot y your next drink without a straw that disgustingly dissolves in your mouth. if i hear when democrats complain about this, i am going to lose my mind because we all can agree, this is an item that i don't think there is any dispute over, paper straws do not work. we need to go back to plastic, not to mention it has been proven in the paper straws have chemicals in them and not good for you either. let's put this to bed. >> 80/20 issues from president trump where he slides and with the easy victory.isla the house just passed newtr atlegislation that will prohibit future presidential administrations from banning oit and gas drilling without congressional approvalakin. but is making a big move here.o two it is unlikely to go too far in the senate and we don't know how it will go, but symbolically

moving forward, the sends a message right now. one of the very first things president trump did in the inaugural speech is drill, baby drill and national emergency. s part of long-term effort to secure ability of all energy approach. we will see how that developscor over the course of thisud presidency. >> i have to applaudum any acti by congress tore assume responsibility back on itself. >> it's been a long time coming. >> not a lot of republican support that. democrats might be the issue. >> a fabulous two hours but we will see you live 10:00 p.m. eastern for andoes additional, extended edition ofh "the big weekend show." obis dvr u lifs and if you cannt catch us live, we >> todd: the philadelphia eagles are super bowl