nicole saphier joins us now. good morning, dr. . >> ainsley: school aged child died in a hospital in lubbock, texas. also hearing about the mennonite community, 08 cases in west texas there. how concerned should would he be? >> well, ainsley, we are seeing a large amount of measle cases in the beginning of 2025 because we are almost at the halfway mark as to all the cases we saw in total of 2024, so it does seem like we are seeing a rise in cases this year. when we look at what is going on in 2025, it kind of mirrors what we saw is in 2019. 2019 largest spike of measles cases since we declared it eraderadicated in 2000. 31250 cases in 2019. 57 of those were related to tight-knit orthodox jewish communities specifically in new york city state. i'm sure you remember we reported on that as well. the majority of the cases we are seeing in the united states 2025 mennonite community in west texas and the surrounding areas. that is because these are curly conservative religious groups that don't toned interact with the traditional health

nicole saphier.e enough, a young girl from mexico, a medivac plane, what's your reaction to this? >> as we get more details, it's more devastating. is it sounds like six people on board this medical transport, one being the patient herself, which is a child and her mother and four members of the medical crew. at this point that all six have died and we've also just heard from the mayor, one person on the ground has died as a result of this crash. up to 19 to 20 are still injured. i think that jefferson health said the majority of them 12 or 13 have already been discharged, but some are actually in the icu with some severe injuries. so we are going to keep a close eye on them and how they're doing. griff: let's talk about this debris field. obviously was quite wide and you heard an oxygen tank traveled a quarter mile and in a mcdonald's, debris flew through the window and struck an individual, but yet, there is jet fuel out there and the officials in that press conference in philadelphia a little whil

nicole saphier. dr. nicole, great to see you.n. why? >> that's right, lisa. good morning. breast cancer in young women is on the increase. about 10% of all a breast cancers diagnosed are in women under the age of 45, and it's from a combination of factors from genetic, high style and environmental. and the most common if risk factors that can increase your risk having genetic mutations. we've seen this widely covered by the media with. there are also a other risk factors. family history of pan accurate aic cancers, male breast cancer also increase your risk. having radiation to your chest if you had lymphoma, say, as a teenager, can increase your risk and also if you have certain breast biopsies that have pathologies that are what we call high risk lesions, that can increase your risk of blood test cancer. one thing -- breast cancer. younger women tend to get more aggressive breast cancers, and as you know, they're not necessarily getting screening mammograms because they're too young. a lot of it has to do with the microplastics

nicole saphier i was on the phone with my son in l.a. the phone like i can't believe it, it was 19 dollars i thought i was not hearing that 19 a dozen a dollar 50 an egg selling them individually. >> not only as burden bird flu taken a million hens in november and december a loan but department of agriculture ordered killing or a million hens just to contain spread of bird flu so they were up because of inflation but the prices go up even more because there's just not enough hens right now. rachel: it is the perfect food. >> i love eggs. you know, i'm a hen owner i have hens you have hens so you know, but not everyone can have their own hens so we have to talk about how can we get protein in the grocery store when things are so expensive so animal protein by far is my favorite source of protein it has all of the complete proteins amino acids muscle building so ground beef, turkey these are more cost friendly ways low fat high protein also various nutrients in it again, they can be expensive so whatever animal protein you can get that's c

nicole saphier, and fox news contributor. dr. saphier, great to see you up. when we saw this development because it feels like there are a lot of women that are talking about this and it's giving a lot of hope to the future of breast cancer and possibly making it not a thing. how close are we getting to this vaccine? >> well, sandra, absolutely. if you have not been diagnosed with breast cancer yourself, you certainly know someone or peripherally around do you know someone diagnosed with breast cancer. it really is that common. one in eight women get diagnosed in their lifetime and 1 percent are actually in men as well. when it comes to breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, vaccines are certainly on the horizon, and it is getting all of us very encouraged. there are a couple of vaccines and early clinical stages right now. one specifically out of the cleveland clinic that is looking at finding a way to treat the triple negative breast cancers. that is the most aggressive form of breast cancer. it only compromises about 10-15% of all breast cancer, but it is

i am nicole saphier, jason chaffetz. welcome back to the "big weekend show".resident trump only been in office a couple of weeks but he's already draining the swamp. high-ranking fbi employees have been told to resign or lose their jobs by monday. including some of those officials who investigated the president over january 6 which is a popular topic during the senate hearing for kash patel this week serving in the department of defense at the time of the incident. detailed ted cruz it was the democrats who dropped the ball on securing the capital but t they. >> while you are chief of staff, how many times dod approach capital police and asked if they needed national guard assistance? >> i believe the letters are well documented. numerous instances those requests were shut down. >> am i correct that caps off sgt. of arms set assistance was unnecessary? >> that's correct. >> who did the sgt. and arms report to? >> speaker of the house. >> nancy pelosi at the time? >> yes. >> would that be chuck schumer and senate majority leader? >> sgt. in arms, yes. >> madeli

nicole saphier. before we get to these exchanges, big picture, how do you think rfk junior did?ought there were strong moments for rfk junior and moment it felt a little rocky. overall i thought he did well. a tough line of questioning and he was asked some tough questions. you had senators trying to have their viral moment, not being serious or thoughtful in their questions, came across argumentative and even ignorant in their questions but there were good questions that were hard questions some of which he did struggle to get through. looking at this i don't think he won over any senators who had apprehensions going into the hearings but i do think ultimately his performance was as strong as expected to be. charlie:rfk junior said the some the things that are going to be difficult to defend, he's very outspoken, he's been in the public spotlight for a long time but i did get the sense throughout that he probably knew more about public health, vaccines than most of the people asking him tough questions. >> you are right. he has decades of colorful history and there is bound to

nicole saphier, good to see you both. dr.everybody knows seed oil is garbage, if you buy fruit loops in america, they are colorful because they use food dye, in canada or europe, it doesn't have the same thing. why don't they make that version here? >> that's a good question, sean, as you can see elsewhere throughout the world, harmful dyes and additives are not in a lot of places. in the united states, we love cheap and fast and that is what seed oil is. great win for j.f.k. jr. and make america healthy again by getting beef tallow into steak and shake french fries. the fries will taste better for sure. saturated fats in beef talloshg w, saying they are bad, that happened and epidemiologists came out and said saturated fats are bad and linked to cardiovascular disease and get rid of it. out with beef tallow, as opposed to seed oil, oil extracted from seed using harsh chemicals. it is cheaper and stays on the shelf longer, it is not good for you. all of that evidence showed saturated fats are bad, was weak evidence, causal ev

. ♪ hello, i am griff jenkins along with nicole saphier, joe concha welcome to another on our.n less than a month, doge has saved billions but the work president trump and elon musk do two/whistle funding, the more unhinged democrat get. >> popping is easy to agency but it's like an efficiency probably really means enriching an unelected billionaire and friends one just needs to get beat up. ♪ >> uncollected ellen musk, you can't spell spell it without elon. >> elon musk and enablers in congress and the courts are working overtime to strip away our rights. ♪ will against doge. >> can't hold the two. the far left using everything they can to stop them from tackling the next target treasury department which accounts for nearly quarter of u.s. governments bending waste. now 19 attorneys general are suing to block doge from accessing the door is a pricey departments. let's go to west palm beach florida with the latest. >> all eyes are on doge is the latest wave of layouts going into effect yesterday. thousands of employees health and human services were let go. officials think this

♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone i i'mra c nicole saphier with griff jenkins, sara carter and joe concha and welcomea new hour of "the big weekend show.". there was a show down as lawmakers out budget proposals with next month shut down pure till they are losing their minds over doge whilhinge republicansn one thing passing t president trump's agenda. >> president trump ran to drain the swamp and that is what he is doing. he wants tants to o keep money e american people's pockets. he knows that is the way to keep prices down and fight inflationr is committed to do and the republicans committed to do. >> democrats are threatening tot shut down the government and they don't have to vote to fundu the government because they don't like what trump is doinga with doge.go >> donald trump is shutting it down as weeak. speak. to the republicans as you point out, shannon all three levels, h that the white house and both houses and they have to figure outt we a budget deal. speak of this budget working its way to the house of representatives is a nonstartere every opposed to in the budgett committee and i beli

have ♪ hello everyone i'm nicole saphier welcome to the big weekend show. big story tonight.resident trump is launching an all-out trade war against china, mexico and canada slapping her top departments with tariffs in an effort to curb the flow of illegals conventional into our country but thanks to the biden administration failed policies, migrants have them pouring over both our northern and southern borders. leaving the nation vulnerable. dhs secretary the problems earlier today. becausquestiobecause you tell tt take action on board this week with columbia use up columbia react in a very positive way that was good for everyone involved canada, mexico, other countries have the opportunity to do exactly the same. canada has some work to do as far as helping to secure our northern border. we have people come into our country coming in from china and foreign countries or people in the terrorist watchlist that come in. looks over at 1200 migrants with suspected terror ties were encountered at the northern border during the biden era. almost double was at the southern border. i

nicole saphier is here along with ari fleischer.s right. you won't want to miss it today. we start in about 11 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> elon musk's department of government efficiency says it -- an estimated $55 billion in taxpayer funds saved. now there's a chance the taxpayers might see some of that land back in their wallets. president trump says he is considering the idea of so-called doge dividend, returning 29% of the money saved by doge back to the american people. the president talked about the idea during his appearance at a tech summit yesterday. >> they are curbing inflation and saving taxpayers billions of dollars every single day. there is even under consideration a new concept where we give 20% of the doge savings to american citizens and 20% goes to paying down debt, because the numbers are cre credible, elon. hundreds of billions of dollars. we are thinking about giving 20% back to the american citizens, 20% down to pay back debts and pay down debts. if you look at value, if it were a real estate balance sheet, the debt i

nicole saphier earlier on the program talking about the chairmans of what a may be fallout in that wideison scarpino, thanks very much. >> reporter: thank, griff. ♪ griff: president trump's cabinet is taking shape as the senate has confirmed eight of his nominees so far. seven with bipartisan support, but land mines are ahead. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has more. >> reporter: a trifecta of turbulence. the most pitched nomination battles lie ahead as the a senate tangles with confirming fbi director nominee kash patel, director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard and robert p. kennedy jr. to run the department of health and human services. >> president trump has selected poem of intelligence with, people who are -- people of intelligence, people who are articulate, they're unflappable, they defend themselves and they're willing to fight. >> reporter: vice president vance warning republicans who to oppose the president's nominees. >> you don't get to make these decisions. president trump gets to make these decisions, and he alreadies d -- already has. >> yo

. ♪ hello everyone i'm here with nicole saphier, david and alicia.me to the big weekend show big story tonight fox news alert. we are moments away from an update from the national transportation safety board as they investigate the crash between an american airlines plane and a blackhawk helicopter that killed 67 people in d.c. crews ever started recovering larger chunks of debris along with both aircraft's black boxes all reports indicate the air traffic control tower was understaffed during that crash. unfortunately this is not the only tragedy we are tracking. another plane crash happening last night in philadelphia with eight medevac plane went down killing seven including a pediatric patient, her mother and for other passengers the one person on the ground who was guilty of the explosion. nineteen more were injured. boxed team coverage for you tonight fox business correspondent grady trimble live for the d.c. crash site "fox report" anchor license pilot jon scott standing by. first beta philadelphia were cb copies at the sig site of last nights

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nicole saphier joins us now.re going to talk a little bit about what is happening medically speaking to pope francis what are you see and interpreting from what you're hearing out of the vatican? >> we have good news from the vatican overnight essentially the night was uneventful with a restful sleep when people are in critical condition sometime that's the best thing that we can ask for. we know pope francis has a history of chronic bronchitis and had a portion of his lung removed he is hospitalized for exacerbation over a week ago now and that has been now complicated by what we call a polymicrobial pneumonia and infection of lungings in both of the lungs testing positive for virus, bacteria and a fungus this is a very serious condition. often times we see a bacterial infection superimposed a virus but the fact with a fungal infection as well that is due to chronic lung disease the fact that he's 88 so he's somewhat immune know compromised with acute respiratory event yesterday requiring high flow oxygen to hel

nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board certified physician.ayleigh mcghee white, journalism fellow for the steamboat institute, and griff jenkins, fox news national correspondent. elon musk made a surprise appearance at cpac, and was given a pretty epic gift from argentina's president. >> javier from argentina. you guys know who that is, ri right? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is the chainsaw for bureaucracy. >> if you couldn't have predicted it -- bureaucracy while putting a cut through after doge scored some major legal victories. take a look at these. federal judges denied an attempt to block doge access to several agencies data. their ability to shrink the federal workforce. their access to student borrowing debt, access to labor department statistics. emily, this is a lot of legal winds. i want to pull up hobby or malay. i think that the viewers want to know the context. the ministries he wanted to cut in argentina. he had a viral chainsaw moment. then he handed the chainsaw over to elon musk. >> it is hilarious and meme-worthy. i love everything about

. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everyone i am nicole saphier along with griff jenkins, miranda devine and joe concha welcomee big we can show. the big story tonight is a fox news alert. secretary of state marco rubio has now arrived in israel for his upcoming meeting with israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu is president trump's deadline for hamas to lease the hostages has passed. now we will see with the president meant when he issued this morning. >> as far as i am concerned up aofall of the hostages are not returned by saturday at 12:00 o'clock, i think that's an appropriate time. i would say cancel it and all bets are off. and let [bleep] break out. if the they are not returned, all of them in drips and drafts not to come on, three, four and two, saturday at 12:00 o'clock, after that i would say all [bleep] is going to break out. we want all of them back i'm speaking for myself israel can overwrite it. but, for myself saturday at 12:00 o'clock. if they are not here all [bleep] will break out for. >> hamas released three hostages including one american. president trump took to truth social early to say

nicole saphier. side of not legalizing, and the reason -- marijuana use, and the reason is my husband was a president, and he dealt -- was a prosecutor, and he dealt with a lot of these groups that were trying to help rehabilitate people on drugs. and they always told him, this was before we saw the legalization, please don't heelize, don't allow your party or to get behind legalization because it's a gateway drug to other drugs. but you're saying there's also other impacts on just your mental health. >> well, that's right, rachel. so, first of all, it's important to recognize that there are some benefits for marijuana, specifically medical benefits when it comes to the glaucoma, pain, appetite stimulant and even has some benefit with multiple she row sis and cancer patients. i also a, like you, have been very cautious about legalization of marijuana because there are known risks with it x. this large population-based study out of canada looking at a over 13 million people in the province of ontario

. ♪ hello everyone i'm gripped drgriffjenkins along with nicole saphier, and welcome to the big weekendhow. the big story tonight. president trump makes his triumphant return greeted by thousands of fans more than the racecar drivers they came to s see. ♪ ♪ ♪ or the land of the freight ♪ ♪ >> he salutes the excitement continues as the beast the crowd a loving it so is trump he had told reporter the fans enthusiasm was a reminiscent of the optimistic mood of the country. a listen. what's what brings you back to the great american race? what is fantastic but it's great for the country by the country's doing well again. we have his spirit all over the world. we brought it back less than four weeks and it can only get better. >> we are back fox news correspondent madison scarpino is alive at the daytona international speedway tonight. what a great assignment. >> not a bad one, griffith. president trump making history today is the first sitting president to attend the iconic race twice. the race got back underway after a rain delay for a few hours. we are just getting a word there is a once

nicole saphier, fox news contributor fox news contributor and board-certified physician. and griff jenkins, fox news national correspondent. griff, exciting morning. i think it was contained to the democratic party that pretty much accomplished nothing other than showing us that they want to do stunts for a living. >> but that's not true, emily parrott maxine waters proved she can't open a door. didn't have them storming the department of education today. for context, 50-80 democrats led by congressman mark takano sent a letterman yesterday to the acting secretary of education saying "we want a meeting." they didn't get a response, so they decided to show up and stormed the door. 11 out a form, i would say. at the end of the day, it is certainly an instant that shows that the democrats were reaching a certain level of desperation. between holding press conferences, attacking everything the trump administration is trying to do, to not trying to put the focus -- and i feel bad for the poor staffer maxine waters is saying "at the history show this man won't let me in." give

nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified position -- so she can fix all things. and rosanna scotto, host of "good day new york" on fox five and "the underground economy" fox nation. guy benson is here, fox news contributor and host of "guy benson show" on fox news radio. while democrats continue to relentlessly protest president trump's department of government efficiency agenda, doge, two of his most notable executive actions are heating up to become major legal fights. terms federal worker buyout and his freeze on federal grant money have both been halted by federal judges. they get an extension, those employees, whether they want to stay working at home or take the buyout. now accused of being -- and disturbing grant money. alexandria half reports from washington. >> good to be with you. the administration's overall legal battles is that the government has the right to manage its spending and workforce to. they should a temporary ruling that stops the president's federal by a program, at least for now. the buyout is a downsizing effort that gives federal worke

saphier with theses chemicals. heit can kill you in the long rn so what option do you have? >> nicolein irritation in the chemical spill did affect them the plume in the air. it is tragic and they felt completely abandonedar by the administration and secretary duffy right now fromti former secretary pete buttigieg. >> jason: i hope the ty get bact on their feet. speak to some parents areat iocelebrating president trump's dei crackdown, education department hig watch is a probeo a temper high school after turn female only bathroom into all gender facility. full disclosure that is eastig high school and all five of their kids graduated from east high school. what they did at the school was on the second floor, they had as girls and boys bathroom and they took the girls bathroom made at all gender bathroom.s gi and the schools sometimes girls don't want to go into that bathroom and some don't, have t run up and down the stairs in passing. intjust to try to get to the restroom andw then get to class. i know kids get in trouble when to class up at school.sc i talked to the mayor about this