. >> joey: it is. i really can't get my mind off the fact that -- and we'll get to this, i guess -- that he actually said he wasn't going to answer more questions on afghanistan because it's the fourth of july weekend and he got some good job numbers. when i was in afghanistan on the fourth of july i didn't stop doing my job, i didn't leave people to ask questions, actually took apart bombs that day, too, just like i did on the third and the fifth. i want people in america to know that not everybody pauses for five or six days from doing their job and answering questions for something like this. >> harris: yeah. well, and look, there's no doubt he wanted to take a little bit of the focus off of this day, perhaps. remember, he took some heat about putting specific calendars when we are going to put out troops. the question from the reporter had to deal with, are we going to need flyover cover, air support for our troops pulling out in kabul? are the endangered right now? we are getting some reports that

lara: joey europe next. joey: i have good news and bad news, the georgia bulldogs are going to the college football playoffs, their number three in the country. still top three teams. i had all of my georgia bulldogs gear on. for julie as you were seen on the screen alabama scored 17 more points than we did. three trips to the end zone that resulted. leo: stop making excuses. the georgia bulldogs are going to the playoffs and were gonna play michigan, another team that had a lot of trouble being the biggest rival until this year. hopefully that will be a great game. leo: i wanted to make a prediction on "the big sunday show". will georgia beat michigan? >> georgia is going to take care of michigan. if you ask me any day, any time and picking the bulldogs they will win against michigan there georgia built team but not as big and not as fast and not as strong we will win that by two touchdown. leo: thank you troy aikman. aishah: i don't have anything to offer. i was watching the michigan game with friends last

joey? >> yeah, you know, listen, i sat in line for, i think an hour and 45 minutes here in my little town in georgia. i didn't have any symptoms. i wasn't exposed. i will travel. let me get tested. hour, 45 minutes later come back the next morning. came back the next morning and line was too long. that was a small town in georgia. this is a problem all over the country. matter makaryy the tributer for fox news was on yesterday. listen, you can't have your policies and the reality not match up. you can't say you need to get tested and then not even have a way to do it and the administration really just needs to be practical here and makes a lot of common sense that we're not getting out of this administration, that's for sure. ainsley: that's right. dr. jerry home adams surgeon general under president trump fired up about this lack of federal prioritization. he says it comes down to just that. there is no other way to put it it's frustrating when you hear president biden and vice president h

joey? joey: wow, that's amazing. it's you aing. i have family there. i think we will talk about that later and what's happening there is so sad. thanks,. kayleigh: you are welcome. joey: making demands in a tense phone call as moscow's military buildup gross near the ukraine's border. the white house is urging deescalation as the kremlin warns the biden administration further u.s. sanctions would be, quote: a colossal mistake. florida congressman michael waltz and green beret just returned from ukraine to see the situation himself. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, joey. joey: really what i would like to do is have you help our viewers understand some of the nuances here because i have talked to people that are in this country from ukraine. i have seen the reporting on it. and it seems like that russia -- their motivation may be more to keep ukraine out of nato. can you explain to us, really, what's motivating russia to push in this way and what we can do about it. >> well, russia and particularly the nationalist like putin be

>> joey: i appreciate that. a gentleman like that, following that up, that is just the core of america their view that as a man who has seen and done so many things in this country, when it comes to memorial day, the thing that i love for people to understand is that do not let the "those" and those who lost their lives, it means a fireman from tennessee who died when he stopped on a bomb. died two weeks, doing my job, it means sergeant chris mcdonald who took his life in 2012 while we were trying to get him help. my childhood best friend who is suffering from addiction and depression because he came back to an economy that wasn't working for him. it means david, who lives, losing his legs and the motion in his arms, just to die of a heart attack years later. the struggled along from the same wounds. memorial day, i want you to be happy, but i am not going to wish you a happy memorial day. please don't wish me one pure memorial day is meant specifically to honor and may member put a name and a face with those wh

so a tribute to you, joey johnson. now to another joey. >> joe: keep him and his families in our othoughts and prayers. a beautiful family. on a pretty similar solemn but celebratory. i want to talk about the 2021 purple heart patriot project. these folks reached out to me and tell me what they document really what they do they do an all expenses paid trip for veterans who have received the purple heart. if you don't know, that's the medal you get when you are injured in combat. i have one of those. they bring them. in go to west point. i don't even have the itinerary. i will be a part of this next week it will be a lot of fun. they go to historic sites related to the purple heart but actually have purple heart hall of honor. they have this place to honor purple heart recipients. amazing. we focus on the valor awards maybe not so much on the award that george washington created this year the patriot project will be awarding two special genesis legacy medals to individuals who have made a significant impact on our veter

lisa: sorry, joey -- you can go ahead. joey: some people wear masks, the difference, are we a culture who starts shaming people over this? we have heard immunity and people have vaccines, are we going to treat people differently because i don't have a mask on? where i come from, we look at you funny if you're 10 feet away and have a mask on and that's the normal we have to figure out. >> this is america, we have to go back to normal, our way of life. even with children suffering mental health crisis here in the u.s., not having human contact or being able to be with loved ones, that's no way to live life. there's no reason we cannot exercise common sense in the united states. if you have loved ones in the vulnerable population if not vaccinated, be careful when you visit them, get tested, quarantine people are visiting. we can all be smart but we have to go back to living our lives and being free and embracing everything that makes this country so great and differentiate from places like china and north korea. aishah: my n

that is a big change though for joey who went to the super bowl ten year a row. d he used to cebte his birthday, the game and justin timberlake's birthday back to back to back, this year, the parties will be virtual. >> what would your childhood self say about you interviewing joey fatone, i'm freaking out for you right now. >> if i remember correctly, a se omethingr in thg with him? >> that is very true. year, still enjoying the dip. so at least we know he believes in the product. >> i love it. >> i have been here way too long. i'm the world news historian now, jesus. >>> coming up, the school superintendent we all wish we had. or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage loan to cover expenses, pay f

joey: welcome back to the big saturday show. the biden administration is trying to avoid answer for its failing administration. >> it's been two weeks since the president called xi. you said xi understands he's suppose to be transparent. in the two plus weeks has he helped and been transparent? >> we pressed for this repeatedly. i don't have updates on the participation or willingness of the chinese to add or provide additional data. >> my question was about xi. >> you asked me a question about crime yesterday. i was going to give you have extra information. i followed up, peter. the justice department, the fbi and federal law enforcement have been in contact with jurisdictions where we have seen a high level of retail theft. >> thank you for that. i look forward to seeing it on fox later today. >> it's on fox right now. >> i bet it is. joey: the press secretary was watching. i will go to you first. you are there in d.c. you talk to the white house press team for fox. you see what that means. that was the press secretary was cir

joey: he was cool. i saw i go up on the third flo first time ever seeing the macy's day parade peg leg i don't know much else about him. amputees were well represented in the parade and i got myselfy and sent it to the kids. we had a good time. >> lawrence: we don't know if he lost his in combat. american hero. joey: we were a bunch of ship ridingletter necks. i'm going to make up my own story that's what he was, too i guess. >> i spent some time with some friends yesterday, if you have photos from your thanksgiving celebration. you can email those photos to us at friends at foxnews.com. we would love to celebrate your family and put you on the bottom of the screen, rachel,. >> happy thanksgiving, got some photos. i do have some photos. pull them up. well, there we go. so we have a family tradition it's not very p.c. the younger ones always dressed up like pilgrims and indians. more of them want to be indians, you can blame it on the 1619 project, i guess. but, look they're. this is how it started. i ga

what the hell is wrong joey. joey: dan von gino get the best guest, i don't know who his producer is, we have the same producer on the show. i fully respect aaron rodgers the next time that we come on. the reason why dan was pressing him, this is a guy that stood in the street and said there's going to be blood on the street for a newly elected democratic mayor of new york city with any crimes unit or does anything with the police to crack down what is a lot of crime and a lot of violent crime. all he was trying to say was you sit out there and promise bloodshed when you condemn violence of the guy says no because that's the stick, he doesn't stand for anything. he's all about radical, burn it down but we don't know what we want to build back, that's the deal, i don't diminish the grievances of people to protest, i listen to them and want to know more about them but we start protesting and start writing and her innocent people and advocate for the surgeon crime because we think that will solve a problem, then you

joey? >> no, not at all. they know of a hundred u.s. citizens because that's how many they are in contact with. that doesn't mean there are only 100 u.s. citizens there. how are people notifying the state department if they are running for their lives in a country that only thanked cell phone towers for a few years as we put them there. the ability to communicate securely is not something that's easy to have. the fact that they want to play semantics while american lives are at risk is shameful. to go to someone else and say that dude is about to get us killed because he went to ocs, we should do something different. we have leaders that are about to get people killed. it's time someone at the pentagon or white house or state department throw their rank on the table and have the intestinal fortitude to do the right thing. if the taliban goes after america and spill american blood. god membership their soul. because under this president or the next, my brothers and sisters will seek retribution. that's what needs to be said. reporter: th

joey, your thoughts. >> joey: think so much. let me say i lost my legs in afghanistan. it was an absolute blessing to come home i know that every day. i don't hold that against any president or the taliban or anyone. i am at a full peace with it. i am honored to have served in afghanistan. i believe my work there helped people come home safe and that matters to me. but i wanted to take an opportunity i think we have some pictures to talk about couple men i fought alongside and didn't come home. the first was corporal daniel greer. he was a full-time fireman and decided to join the marine reserves and become an engineer which is not an easy job. he thought it was his duty as an american to fight a war to protect our country and seek revenge for 9/11. danny was killed by the ied that took my legs. he didn't make it home. we were injured on august 6 and he took his last breath on august 8th hole you're in germany together. he is a hero. we cannot, cannot forget daniel and the thousands just like him they gave their last breath so that we could stay safe for at least 20 yea

hello, joey. does he need to be worried that all these hot dogs are taking years and years off of his life? >> i think if you're eating hot dogs in a joey type of way, this could be a turning point in your life to maybe cut back a little bit. if you enjoy hot dogs once in a while, completely fine, everybody wants to have fun foods in their life, and that's part of enjoying eating. >> in competition alone, joey has eaten at least 1,094 hot dogs, adding up to 39,384 minutes off of his life, or a little more than 27 days. joey, poking fun at the study, tweeting, interesting. i might need to eat more nuts to get time back. the competitive eating champ has a point there. the same study suggesting that eating foods like salted peanuts, baked salmon and rice with beans are equivalent to adding between 10 and 15 minutes back on to your life. our expert says it's helpful to have actionable digestible numbers to help us in our health journey, but there's only two numbers to keep in mind. >> focus on the num

thank you joey. joey: absolutely, my honor. sean, you served in congress, i don't know the politics but i know the character not to vote for them. what is it so important to get veterans in congress and leadership. sean: i think that perspective truly matters. i'm grateful not just because you did that special but we have a country that raises amazing men and women in the military the trains them to be warriors. my concern, maybe this is more in the special, are we concerned about woke fight military where people are more concerned about race and gender in sexual preference then we are about created a fighting machine to keep us safe. i'm so grateful that we sleep well at night because men and women are well trained to protect their freedom and liberty here at home. that's what we have the safety and security integrate economy. joey: absolutely. emily you support military veteran charities. often those men working that, why should other people do that. >> i come from a very strong military family, my family served in every conf

it's a nice have you all on the stream to day joey? introduce yourself to our international audience. tell them who you are. what you do. hi, my name is joey gentry and i am a member of the clamor tribe. i am not on our official tribal government and i am not an official spokesperson. i just care deeply about my community, my homeland, my home town, and i just want us to heal. hello bed. welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our global audience. my name is ben duval and i, i'm a former ah, south o 2 at california along with my wife and 2 daughters, free girl alfalfa and we only climates revelation project. and i'm also the president of clans, water users association of. and i'm not representing the organization in the official capacity here today. i'm just here much like joe just said as, as just somebody who wants to see see some healing in this community. and this, this, it's situation remedy that to handle emma entities herself. i my name is emma maris, i'm an environmental writer, and i live here in klamath falls. so i've be

i'd rather be here with jackie, joey and lara. i stay here. >> it's pretty amazing. >> i'm going to put in a good word for leo to ralph. 2.0, new jeopardy host. i'm already a jeopardy fan, leo, i wouldn't miss an episode, i'm throwing it out there for jeopardy now. >> it's a courageous thing to put your name in the hat. just to talk like i do and try to pronounce some of that, it would scare me to death. >> it's a lot to take in. >> i can't believe what happened with mike richards, how could they not vent him? >> i'll tell you, somebody vetted him and with social media, very good research on me. >> we brought up before, president trump can't be on twitter but the taliban spokesperson can, that's what social media will do. that does it for us, we will see you back here tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern with the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott starts right now. ♪♪ >> jon: good evening, i'm jon scott. this is a special two-hour edition of "the fox report." ♪ ♪ the president's warning comes two days after that suicide

anyway that is what i think, that is joey's 2 cents. straight ahead shocking developments about the props used in the shooting death of a cinematographer. the update is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. nicole: welcome back to "the big sunday show" new reports emerging about the cross can alec baldwin used to accidentally killed a cinematographer on the movie set they were loaded with target practice offset shedding light into how the cold gun was loaded with five rounds. were also learning in blank rounds in the same area. people are weighing in on social media and on interviews to work on other shows and movies, what do you think about this, executive producer of the rookie in memo to his show crew, any risk is too much risk there will be no more live weapons on the show and from craig zobel, he is the east town, the mayor of east town if you seen that the director, he said there is no reason to have guns loaded with blanks or anything onset anymore it should be fully outlawed, there is computers, the gunshot fund mayor of east town is all-digit

joey jones. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. >> you part democrats neutrons replace the word mother. >> people and their partners and burning people. >> now a call to make the word us feeding more gender inclusive? >> nicole. >> after that revealing week two audio showed all men security officer mayorkas knows how about the border crisis is and calls them out for him to go. >> joey. >> we reveal our big saturday, magazine clearing the taliban is over. that was 20 years ago. >> we begin with fox news alert, an update on the taliban take over of afghanistan. in the past hour, president joe biden announcing the deployment of 5000 u.s. troops from afghanistan. initially the pentagon announced 3000 would be deployed. the president issuing the statement from his vacation in camp david after meeting with his security team. today the taliban captured afghanistan fourth-largest city in a major setback to the government and this is as insurgents marked closer. the afghanistan president saying his priority is

joey, start with you. obviously a big drop from last month and the president mentioned the impact of the delta variant. in july, we had 25,000 cases per day. now we're up to 160,000 cases per day. a big jump. i worry that is here to stay. how do you think we can rejigger what is going on with the economy to accommodate the fact that people are getting sick again? >> i'm not an economist. you wouldn't know that by my tweets about things like mcdonald's and other things. i'm not an economist. i know how the economy affects my life. i was raised poor. i had an opportunity to go to the marine corps and earn my way into a new career getting blown up. i want every american to have that opportunity. take a tragedy and turn it in to triumph. allow people to get back and open their boyses. stick to a decision. what i said in the first segment. good leaders make bad decision and lead their way through it. why are people struggling? they're afraid. why are they afraid? they don't know what policy comes out tomorrow.

that was all on friday, joey. then you fast forward to yesterday, president biden said there's no way to evacuate ghanistan. hold up. in april he said this, we will not conduct a rushed exit. we'll do it responsibly, deliberately and safely. direct contradiction. >> you know, we started this segment talking about whether or not al qaeda is in afghanistan. really focusing on the reasons maybe we shouldn't have left at all or the risk that we're going to have after we leave. i hate going there. not because it's not an important conversation, but because every time we talk about that, we throw the ball back in joe biden's court, who essentially lied to us about what this issue at and is. joe biden continues to respond as if we're questioning his decision to exit rather than the strategy he employed to exit. i think it's our responsibility right now to focus and hone in on how he's doing this, not why. that's incredibly important. in other words, how he's exiting, not why he's exiting. there's where the malfeasance li

joey: listen nobody protects people -- sorry i thought you said joey i thought you were giving me the whole time. alicia: i would love to. charlie: it would be smarter if we let joey, on the face of it this just proves that the vaccine mandates don't work, they've been such a terrible job of convincing people about the efficacy and safety that you even have the most important people as joey was saying healthcare workers who have real hesitancy about this in the idea, in addition to being creepy and authoritarian to force people to take a vaccine that they are not sure about, is simply does not work, as we see right here. it is appalling and you make a great point i understand everybody's concerned this is a very serious disease and is a public health issue that people like the governor of new york needs to be concerned without a doubt apparently they're doing all along not only their failing to convince some of the most informed healthcare people in our country that the vaccine is the way to go, they have to turn to the military and the military is not represented by a union, they don

thanks, joey. first, the president now turning to fee that to address -- fema to address the growing crisis at our southern border as house republicans get ready to travel to texas tomorrow to have a look for themselves. the biden administration enlisting the federal disaster agency to help manage the dramatic spike in unaccompanied migrant children entering our country. u.s. border agents detained more than 100,000 migrants in february alone, leading to overcrowding at government-run housing facilities. the administration referring to this dire situation as a challenge but stopping short of calling it a crisis, and that is not sitting well with republicans. >> it is a crisis. when a similar surge happened a few years ago, president obama himself called it a humanitarian crisis. >> it's the biden open border policies that are inviting even more illegal immigration and actually have created this humanitarian crisis. >> and our agency that's called the federal emergency management somehow doesn't hav

joey: i kept introducing myself, hey, i'm joey. yeah, we know. carley: what a simple concept, thanking the people, thanking the real heroes of this country, not celebrities, not the people that get crept and, you know, the celebrity star power every single day, the people who really make this country the place that it is. lawrence: so true. thank you so much for being with us today. coming up, we're counting down the start of the macies' thanksgiving -- macy's thanksgiving day parade, and i'm headed outside to talk to viewers about what they are thankful for this year, coming up on fox. ♪ ♪ >> i'm internallist roll rootion, i want to wish my family a merry christmas and a happy holidays. i miss you guys. i can't be with you in the present, but i'm with you in spirit. ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshness and softness you never forget. feel the difference with downy. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not gett

joey. >> joey: people don't talk about the fact that this is not a border crisis; it's a crisis that starts at the border. come from dalton, georgia. this 78% hispanic, mostly mexican migrants, 32,000 people -- here's the deal about immigration policy. neither party has incentive to fix it. millions of people live in this country in the shadows. i went to school with a kid who came here illegally who are legitimate, legal citizens. they are not all voting democrat. i believe the motivation is simply to harvest and literally raise new voters for the party. i don't think it's turning out that way. when i lived in texas, you can see the change. hispanic families are largely conservative in their homes. the more educated these people get, especially their children born in america, the more they realize that policies aren't always what is best what's best for them and them home is not what is best for what got them in the country. to see immigration reform, and not this tit for tat and almost spiteful methodology, especially the democrats right now. they're going to open the borders right

joey, what do you expect? >> i'm not going to make the 5k, an awkward to walk or run because my ability to do so retired in 2010 but i'll be there and make the trip in the vehicle and will talk to edward author including even still his older brother who started the organization. will be on fox and friends and every after our from the end of the show to the start of the race and feel show you how much patriotism plus the event every year especially on the 20th anniversary because for people like frank, is not just a national tragedy, it's a personal and family tragedy. he's spent every single day and every year helping other people get through their own tragedy wounded in service or police officer, a spouse left without the breadwinner, they built smart homes and make things successful and provide mortgage free homes for people in it something i more than honor to be part of. >> it's a cool thing, i found a lot of racist, nothing special is this an ethical thing we see and we saw and the clips there, there are

let's go back to joey and jennifer. and joey jackson, let me bring you back. so there were six counts and apparently the -- she was found guilty of five of them. the one that she was not found guilty of related to one having to do with jane and that had to do with enticing a minor to travel and transport a minor. two charges had to do with jane between '94 and 1997. so now that we know the exact details of it, put it in perspective. sounds like the jury, for the most part, believed the four former girls, now women, accusing ghislaine maxwell and accusing jeffrey epstein of these heinous, horrible crimes. >> yeah, that's exactly what it sounds like. you know, whenever you have a trial, jake, you have these narratives. the narrative here was she was an enabler, facilitator. mr. epstein was engaged in misconduct and she'd otherwise condition and groom and lure these women so that he could ultimately or excuse me, now women, then girls, so that he could then ultimately engage in misconduct that he did. and with respect to reviewing those narratives, just to be cle

, they're not -- hang on, joey. joey. they're not working with a rundown of guests and commercial breaks. they could have taken -- it was over zoom. they could have taken -- they could have still been on the air and we would have been carrying it, had they gone on. >> i disagree with that. you are hired to defend someone. the civil allegations, that's different. go after me, take my money. but when we are talking about liberty and i am hiring a defense attorney, address that. that's what people are concerned about. is a governor criminal? or not? people assume every day in our court system. i'm worried and concerned about the fact that, listen, if there are crimes to be had or done, then attack that. and i don't think they were ticky tacky at all. credibility matters. the fact that you are running for manhattan, you know, for our president matters. the fact that you stay there all day after matters. the fact you said nothing to anyone matters. those are factual things. all i am saying is this. i don't know what happ

joey? >> yes, this is a garbage politician. this is not a leader. she has an entire police force who knows she doesn't honor and respect their sacrifice. this decision by her and her second in command will be felt in every community those police officers work in. every single citizen in that city is now at jeopardy of not having the security they deserve because of how she treated that police force. those officers will second the guess to go into's harm's way. not from being mad but they will think about their own family and how their family will be treated in they die in the line of duty. that's not a decision that any leader gets to make. lori lightfoot is not a leader. she is an excuse maker and a vindictive politician who holds people in contempt. that's disgusting! >> that's right. she will increase police fonts. imagine that turn of events. >> she has to. the crime in her city is out of control. >> the head of the minneapolis democratic party said burning down police buildings is an act of pure righteousness. your party needs to get in line he

we just lost joey. how does this change things? >> it changes things now because it's no longer, oh, the boyfriend, oh, the girlfriend. we now have a homicide. and it appears he's the last one who saw her, so he now becomes more than a person of interest. it leans more towards a suspect. so law enforcement can start to apply even more of their efforts towards finding him, loebting him. he needs to be talked to. we need to talk to him and find out what he knows about this homicide. >> so far he has not spoken to law enforcement in this case, and his family reported on friday that he was last seen on tuesday, that he was seen with a hiking backpack and they're looking for him right now as we speak. if you would, walk us through what additional resources, how this has escalated the search for him, what can police now do given this significant development? >> well, you want to start looking at what you can find on subpoena phone records. you can serve search warrants on certain things that you deem necessary to the investigation. look

joey set every single situation is different. as someone who once upon a time lost to championships and back to back seasons of volleyball and basketball, i was completely inconsolable. i did have the chance to keep going and playing because i graduated wasn't good enough to play in college. there's a difference between having a mental health problem and losing a game and feeling upset about it and sad about it and being very angry. if she's having a real mental health problem, then she probably should step away as she sat and take a break from the pressures of being a public person at the age of 23. this is her job, she's got professional obligations here but if it's something she needs to deal with than short but i do think you have to make a distinction between losing and figuring out why you lost and build yourself up and becoming better and not necessarily turning into woe is me and i'm going to quit. i'm not saying that's the situation here but figuring that out, maybe she needs to take time to herself and she'll figure it

we, i think joey's point was really smart. i think we all thought that this drone strike that we saw today, this attack today, was to prevent another attack. and so i feel like there's a lot of mixed messaging. they are clearly trying to backtrack, clearly trying to put themselves in a position of strength. unfortunately what we have shown thus far is a lot of weakness on the part of america. we have a lot of work to do to regain the ground that i think we lost over the past week. >> yeah. and i think it's also important to note that when you looked at a what's happening in afghanistan right now, lee are owe, we've got new polls from abc news asking americans if troops should stay in afghanistan until americans are evacuated, 84% say yes, 15% say no. and there's one more as well, should u.s. troops that stay in afghanistan until all afghan allies are evacuated, 71% say yes, 28%, no. leo, your reaction to that. >> well, jackie, that tells you there's a supermajority of americans who do not like the way we're leaving. and we hav

that's what we've been hoping for for a long time and joey of course, absolutely. and i think to get to that point, we have to agree that we are fighting for the same thing, which is how do we farm this region so that both our fish and our farmers can thrive. and that, that answers right here, boil house it, and i said, that's also what he's showing to us. i'm just showing you healthy soil. and healthy soil is healthy water, healthy fish, healthy ecosystem. but we've been so embroiled in court battles that we haven't been able to focus on implementing the systems and the solutions that will unite us . save our, our agricultural industry here and dave, our ecosystems in our fish. he'll our communities like that's ultimately we are all just trying to survive. can't drive gas i, i offered up this conversation to audience on youtube as well as watching on tv comp resort. say to very quickly, let's make this a speed route. this is stella, dora fellow doors says the native indigenous peoples are not the ones who contributed heavily to pollution for climate change, let al

joey. i read through the study, they claim men are polluters because they eat meat and i've come to the conclusion i'm basically a man. [laughter] i love a filet. >> that's a problem, they obviously pulled the wrong women, that was my initial response but to be a little more serious, it says cars and meat from obviously faith miss gendered constructs out there but most men i know have a truck and i guarantee my four-wheel drive diesel puts out more than a previous so i think they use the word cars here wrong, they pulled the wrong women and another thing to study, joe biden -- >> i was very offended by the gender stereotypes that came out of this study but i got to say, i don't know if i believe this from acclimate have a lot of product plastic bottles and hairspray bottles, i don't know. >> i think it proves is, i'm thinking this is proof that men far and belch way more than claimant. [laughter] were talking about this in the makeup room and i think they're onto something. i'm just kidding

and i don't buy -- joey jones, you can challenge me on this if you like. i don't buy that if we knew who was in the prisons, particularly at bagram air field, that we don't know who they are now. of course we do. jennifer griffin and i were just talking about. the problem is even the pentagon can see, it can take us 20 years to round those same guys back up. that's a whole other america's longest war. i mean, all of it deserves to be looked at. and then the politics. >> absolutely. very close investigation is warranted. there are many americans stranded. not to mention our afghan allies who are essentially left for dead. how do you think this will all end up? >> the administration keeps making some kind of demarkated point where they say americans with dual citizenship, they are hesitant to leave. maybe they have, quote, projects that they left undone. they also have repeated with confidence this reliance on the taliban to honor who we have extended sid's to, who we have extended paperwork to, an anecdote a lot of americans feel strongly about. charlotte m

joey, thanyou for joining us. tell us, where are you and what's behind you there? >> what we're looking at behind me is the border wall. and, see that small entryway? that's where border personnel, texas d.p. personnel, are able to get back and forth to this migrant site. now, the migrant encampment, which has upwards of 15,000 people right now, is maybe about a mile, three quarters of a mile down that way. and you know, from here, you can see just agency vehicle after agency vehicle. we've seen buses coming in and out, to bring people to c.b.p. processing centers to have their asylum cases heard. this massive amount of people? they are all people hoping to get asylum within the u.s. the majority are from haiti. and from what we've heard, some of these people have been in mexico or in central america or in latin america for years, well before the recent earthquake, well before the assassination of haiti's president. and you know, these are people that have heard that, you know, that this is the area to come to where they have the best-- probably the best chance of

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joey: i am not an idiot. it's impossible to get that education. what i would love to do, did you see the shopping bags and those stores? i would love to see what the total value of the money they just that before they went on camera. they are so oppressed but they spent $185 with a shirt with holes in it. that is how oppressed they are going to college that is not cheap from g.i. bill and folk rehab and then you still had to buy some stuff. you are oppressed? okay. >> hopefully we can come together to be grateful for the fact we are here after the year that we have had and thankful for the vaccines at our companies can create to put us where we are today. hopefully we have thankful - - things to be thankful for a. lisa: freedom. >> freedom. >> [laughter] absolutely. still to come violence is escalating on venice beach shocking video as the famous beach town deals with the unprecedented homelessness crisis. and an update happening across the country next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not v

giuliani, prosecuted other people. >> joey, so joey -- >> engaged in the same kind of tactics. >> you have soul faith in the government. >> i do not. >> their taint team f they were looking at your icloud account, you're not worried at all. >> i'm always worried. i'm always worried. >> gentlemen. gentlemen. gentlemen. >> that's what i want to know. which is why you appoint a special master to evaluate and review and to segregate that information out that's not relevant to the underlying prosecution. >> take the rest outside. joey jackson -- >> we're going now. >> paul callan. there are serious questions of how much actual lawyering rudy giuliani was doing here. so how much of his stuff should be covered. that's for next time when we bring this fight back on television. >>> new video from the west bank where palestinian protesters are facing off with israeli forces. is a cease fire like president biden wants even a possibility? >>> and a massive fuel pipeline is back online, but it stale may take you some time to find gas. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a go

, joey, joey, they're not working with a rundown of guests and commercial breaks. they could have taken -- it was over zoom. they could have taken -- they could have still been on the air and we could have been carrying it had they gone on. >> i disagree with that. if you're hiring -- if you're getting prosecuted and you're hired to defend someone, the civil alallegations, that's different. take my money. when you talk about liberty and i'm hiring a defense attorney, address that. that's what people are concerned about is our governor criminal or not? people assume every day in our court system i'm worried and were canned if there are crimes to be had or done, then attack that and i don't think they were tiki tacky at all. the fact you're running for manhattan president matters. the fact you stay there all day aftermathers. the fact you said nothing afteafter has matters. i don't know what happened. as a defense attorney, i like a full airing of everything. as a prosecutor that files criminal complaints, i did indictments -- >> i'm running out of time, joey. let th

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. ♪ >> and they started putting up joey bishop. >> it's time for joey. ♪ >> joey bishop was very different from johnny carson. joey was a more urban guy from south philadelphia. >> i'm starting the show like this tonight, and i understand next week johnny carson may do a show just like this. >> bishop was a -- this strange show. it's almost flukish to watch. >> are we on? >> yes. >> the reason i ask is because it's going so slow. >> joey was often in a bad mood. >> for a guy who don't show up for rehearsals you sure talk a lot. i'll tell you that. >> cbs, meanwhile, hires merv griffin, who had been doing a great syndicated black-and-white talk show for westinghouse. >> it's the merv griffin show! >> merv griffin was just light and fun and fluffy. ♪ what do you get when you fall in love ♪ >> he loved everybody. and he had the funniest people on. >> here's woody allen! >> i'm too cowardly to be a protest comic. i'm in favor of all those things that we've come to know and hate about -- >> merv griffin, despite almost a milquetoast reputation, was always more willing to have people on that

joey jones, as always, a pleasure, thank you, sir. jillian: thanks for your service, joey. >> thank you. jillian: well, still so much news to follow out of afghanistan. todd: we mentioned all morning long some unanswered questions. hoping to hear from the white house today. it will be on the channel if it happens. stick with us all day long. jillian: "fox & friends" has continuing coverage. have a great day. ♪ jail jill president cutting his vacation short as he faces backlash. >> meanwhile, there is growing concern about the weapons left behind. >> data has gone into the hands of the taliban this has been the most humiliating period of time i have ever seen. >> thousands of americans still stuck in afghanistan. >> can you guarantee u.s. troops will help them evacuate? >> that is day by day. >> we are really now at the mercy of how long the taliban is willing to grant safe passage. >> two shots aren't good enough. the white house is about to push a covid booster shot. >> there is no evidence really to support that my opinion it is

>> i think joey. >> joey chestnut and hot dogs. plenty of them. jaws went on the attack. joey chestnut wins another hot dog eating contest. how many he ate to set a new world record. hold your stomach. sports is next. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪♪ you will have to wait. welcome back. matt olson is going to play in the mid summer classic for the first time in his career. he was named to the american league all-star reserves. he is the only a's scoreless in the top of the sixth with runners at the corners. they turned a double play on a grounder. a run scores. you know what? that's all it would take for boston. the a's got nothing going. managing just four hits. the red sox blank oakland 1-0. let's look at the bright side. matt olson is an all star. >> well deserved by matt. a no brainer for me. he has been really on the verge a couple years for me. this year, he has carried us. he plays every day. he

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>> let's start with what joey was talking about within unions. public school teachers don't work for the unions. they work for us, the taxpayers. we pay their salaries, and that is who they work for. it is very clear when you have mental health skyrocketing, mental health problems among children as young as four or five years old, you have a 50% increase in suicide attempts among teenage girls. the pandemic is really the epidemic of mental health among our kids. and it has all been orchestrated by people with political motives. we've absolutely destroyed their childhoods, we have taken away their extracurriculars, we have crossed sports dreams for so many kids. we've isolated them. we have caused them to lose years of learning. our special needs kids, by the way, are suffering the most. and by the way, we are torturing them. we are masking them as i go to school. this is outrageous and it shows that we don't care where prioritize her children as a society. you look at china, 94 million chinese have been going to school since the pandemic started.

joey? >> yeah, also she's a member of augusta national which was an all men's club until not too long ago and also on the board of the college football playoffs. she's very impressive and have crossed over to maybe a lot of places traditionally black women weren't. so i think she had a lot to say on that. my flop of the week is washington state firing the football coach and is four of his assistants because they did not abide by vaccine mandates. let me tell you just a little bit on this. the mandate that came down from the governor, i thought universities were the places that stood up for people, theyed stood up against government tyranny, i thought universities allowed diversity of thought. this is just another example like the topic we talked about earlier where universities are becoming an extension of the government. and so just to coach -- i can't remember how to say his name, but there's a lot of sec schools that probably wouldn't mind having him down here. dr. saphier. >> well, you