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jenkins along with molly line and tomi lahren, the big story biden big push for the black vote. >> in georgia, they won't allow water to be available to you while you wait in line to vote an election. what the hell is that all about? i'm serious. [applause] we won by the thinnest of margins over the broad coalition including students from the best hbcu in america. delaware state university you guys are good. [laughter] they got me elected. all y'all think i'm kidding. i'm not kidding. >> from panhandling to blatant lies biden had one motive win votes in the speech. fox newses madison. >> president biden has been on a

college campus and directly addressed students since the war in gaza, and since all of the campus protests. during president biden's speech about ten students and one faculty member turned their backs to the president. seemingly as apartment of a silent protest. it didn't take long for him to address them. >> i want to say this very clearly. i support peaceful nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard. and i promise you i hear them. it is the humanitarian crisis in gaza that's why i've called for immediate cease-fire. an immediate cease-fire to stop the fighting bring hostages home. dozens of graduating wearing and valedictorian had a flag on his cap. >> may as a human being -- to call for an immediate and the permanent cease-fire in the gaza

strip. off campus, hundreds of people gathered for an aipght israel rally. many were chanting biden, biden you're a liar, free palestinian. but overall it's been mostly peaceful with no major issues or disruptions. morehouse college has a long history of activism. it is martin luther king, jr. all matter here on campus students and alumni are divide on the president's visit. some embraced it and some saw it as a political towngt try to gain more support among black voters. griff. griff: all right. madison thank you very much. let's start with you molly that was getting head shakes i got giggles cackles what was your ?reax >> he flat out lied there when he talked about georgia election laws he has a lot president biden has. he falsely claimed you're not allowed to drink water if you're in line to vote that is not true they did pass a law against bribery in -- on line if you're in line to

vote. and other things like that but he's mischaracterized that that's wrong. it also just struck me as a very dark and -- angry speech. which he's done a bit of that recently. >> fact check out of you how did he do kennedy? kennedy: inflation was 57% when he took office. [laughter] this is the greatest presidency in the greatest economy, not only of the modern era but in the history of republic. so he's a lot to be thankful for, and i don't blame students for being upset because it is pandering when the president doesn't show up not trying to koobl coalition crumbling before his weak eyes it is not just the black vote but they also a lot of people don't appreciate just being thrown into a convenient bucket being told to vote a certain way when it is convenient for a politician who really has not done that much. for members of the black community, but these are individuals. you know, these are --

moms and dads, these are future parents future business leaders who can't afford to pay for school and can't afford to pay for a house right now. bidenomics has done them an incredible disservice. you know it is look you throw in, this prowar pro-hamas movement and it really muddies things up but when you get to nuts and bolts of the economy they don't want to see one flat hand. >> republicans being called racist. tom listen to this. >> they don't see you in the future of america but they're wrong. to me, we make history. not erase it. we know black history is american history. we know black men are going to help lead us to the future aligning against meaning message of morehouse. and they pedal afiction, and what being a man is about.

tough talk abusing power, bigotry, their idea of being a man is toxic but that's not you. it's not us. >> tom. what do you think of that? >> toxic masculinity extremist forces, the lie about the water. he uses a bigotry he's going to keep this up all the way through the fall. i don't think it is working. this thing he talks about tiki torches january th i think that's a loser he has to talk about the country and economy that's what people are thinking about. griff: he's get along after the morehouse graduation, biden went to detroit to score more political points with black voters. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live for us tonight on the north lawn at the white house. hey, lucas. >> griff, good evening what the president behind in the swing states and with black voters, the president spent the weekend going to swing states to win over black voters. >> we've been pretty good.

about the lowest unemployment rate for a long, long time. we've been in a situation where -- i've forgiven a lot of debt from -- from the folks that college debt. billions of dollars of it. so people can start their lives again. people being a good shape we're going to -- anyway, there's a lot going on. >> congresswoman gas men crockett got in the scrap on capitol hill with marjorie taylor green says the problem is with the messaging white house is not saying enough good things. >> i think that black folk need to know this administration has invested in them when you start looking at student debt, relief, it is disproportionately positivively black folk over 137 billion dollars for over four million people that means there's at least four million people that now can hopefully start to get at that wealth gap and maybe buy a home because their debt to income ratio won't be so bad. >> now speaking the debt income

ratio griff many economists say it is very high right now. because of inflation goods cost about 20% higher than the day president biden took office. griff. griff: it is not 57% kennedy pointed out but it is indeed lucas tomlinson live from the white house. lucas thank you very much. in tonight "new york times" is laying out the reasons biden is losing in a new op-ed those seven theories polls are wrong it is the media's fault it is a bad time to be incumbent voters are angry about rising prions high interest rates voters think biden is too liberal and voters think he's too old that one is obvious finally in democrats need to redefine trump. you know, molly, i think that ezra klein's piece in "the new york times" may be a wakeup call sobering wakeup call maybe a gift for democrats particular on on some of these points i want to read a quote from ezra's op-ed he says this. the optimistic take is that the bar for biden is low and a

performance will win him unusual amount of support. the pessimistic take is that voters have concluded that biden isn't up to the job democrats have been telling them they're wrong but telling voters they're wrong is a good way to lose an election. what do you make of it? >> i think you remember in 2020 voters were told that if they selected joe biden, then some of the chaos of the trump years would go away. we would have a thriving economy. we would have supposedly a much better foreign policy. everything was going to be great and very moderate. and pretty much from day one about when joe biden took office he's governed with pretty far left policies such as opening the border, wide open, but also we have -- nothing but chaos we have chaos globally. we have gone from relative peace and prosperity during trump years to just global conflict everywhere and -- problems everywhere and people remember how great the economy was under trump and they're very frustrated with what things are now.

so i don't think that -- there's much option for what to do because there aren't moderate sitting on the sideline qhok say no trust us this time if you elect this person, who is more moderate we'll do what we said we were going to do in 2020. >> kennedy if we had to bet a beer tonight -- >> gluten free -- >> ipa thank you very much. if you have to peg one reason why biden might lose assuming he loses, what do you think it will be? will it be the age will it be the democrats where too much into poll denial or something else? kennedy: poll denial isn't working for thed aings administration age against us father times undefeated and he hasn't been doing joe biden any favors. i don't think they can juice him up enough for these debates and i know we're going to talk about the debates in a little bit. but it is very interesting how ezra klein sort of laid out priorities of voters because you know, it is like -- the democrats don't need to

redefine donald trump. like, they've tried to do it through law fair and that is failing them. like he's been stuck in a courtroom for three weeks and people are -- still like yeah. you know what it's a better option for me than, you know, these horrible progressive cities which are being run into the ground they're uninhabitable people are leaving in droves and a stinky rotten egg so voters know exactly what they're doing they don't have to be told that pollsters are doing it wrong and people answering the phone aren't lying. >> what about if things go down the road could he be replaced on the ticket? now former ohio governor john kasich ran on the republican ticket had this to say. >> i'm starting to wonder if there's a real possibility that joe biden will not be the democrat nominee. i'm starting to wonder about it. >> governor where is this coming

from? >> it comes from the fact that i have talked to a lot of people, and i see what these numbers are like jose. i mean, you had a -- poll that polled jaira poll not only could he not fix the economy and trump way ahead of him but they said they're not sure he's as competent, in fact, that the economy is not turning the fact that people are saying this is a terrible economy for them. the fact that they have said they don't have any confidence that joe biden can fix it. his public appearances have not been very good and now they've agreed to two debate which is is out there as you can get. i'm starting to wonder -- >> see how debates go tom i fell give you the last word do you think democrats might actually replace biden on the ticket? tom: yeah it is pretty dire i think he's the kind of -- there's nobody there like in baseball -- you know, everybody thinks they can, they can ride out the game. pitcher says no, lead me in

coach i can do this even though they're hitting balls like crazy. right, the peacher always thinks he can get in and he's in tiptop shape biden is not. but if we have a coach he would have approached the mound a year ago. and he said you're out. but there's nobody like to tell them. so you know, maybe at some point there's going to be an intervention and whole dugout will have to come out m >> a new conversation of who the relief pitcher would be that for another segment meanwhile a jam-packed weekend show straight ahead including this. >> both of the candidates a, want to end polarization they're actually feeding into it. griff: rfk jr. turning up debate drama plus diddy makes stunning public admission about that video that appears to show him beating up his ex-girlfriend. also, don't even play johned fetterman scorched earth on aoc. >> they feel that this is the kind of video that you want to sending to -- a classroom of eighth grade

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♪ ♪ won't go breaking your heart welcome become to the big weekend show tonight we have all of the debate drama you need rfk jr. says he should be on the stage with biden and trump. watch. >> sort of key piece of, key criteria is at every candidate has to have, be on the ballot in an enough states to get 270 electoral votes by june 20th and we will be -- we will qualify for that. i qualify for the debates. they have now -- i think they don't want to talk about the issues that neither president trump or president biden are comfortable talking about. both of these candidates a, they want to end polarization but they have no way to do that. they're actually feeding into it. >> well then there's trump's new call for drug testing before the debates this is going to get

fun. >> now he did "state of the union" the other day he was high as a kite. [laughter] so i think we should call for drug test on the debate. [applause] we're going call for drug test. >> test hunter, test the dog, test the everybody. so what does rfk jr. think about drug testing? >> should president biden take a drug test before the debate? >> i think he should have to debate. i don't think it is good for democracy if we don't have presidential debates. and i think that the candidates ought to debate. >> so you don't want to touch that you're not going to touch that in terms of a drug test? >> no i'm not going to go there but i want them on the debate stage. >> sounds like someone might be microdosing desire for power. so -- griff, president biden is painting himself to be incredibly brave by agreeing to two debates instead of the

normal three. and it feels like these two presumptive nominees have circumvented presidential debate what is do you make of this? >> if i was on that commission i would be pissed off and you have a good point when he did that video like make my day i'll even do two. that's the minimum because he doesn't want three or four -- and i think you know, when you look at rfk jr., people discounted hill early on. but he stayed in there and he's a very specific sort of platform. trump paipghts him as a radical because of his climate change positions and stuff. a lot of libertarians attracted to him because he ain't going to get that covid shot and that won some people over from various corners that might not be attracted to a candidate like that so as a voter just putting on my citizen griff voter hat, i would like to see him many debates he's making a pretty valid pongt saying i look at cnn polling threshold i'm going to be on ballots maybe he ought to

be in the first one to see how it goes as far as the commission goes -- i -- i don't know how they get it back. i think that train is left the station. i don't think they can rope him in. >> a lot of protest voters here who want to see rfk jr. on that stage to see how is he going press these two candidates. how is he going to press the establishment because that's a lot more attractive to people now than it was in 2020. >> absolutely the presidential debate commission has been doing a horrible job with debates for a long time. they've picked horrible topics horrible moderators, they basically and timing of them has been all off so i don't think they need any defense. but doing these debates really early was joe biden's way of keeping rfk jr. off the debate stage because he was going to qualify. in time for him to be included in these debates. and you know, you can see where both trump and biden don't want him particularly biden hinge he reasonably thinks he would poll from voters and people are both parties are looking for options other than who their nominees are going to be but it seems

bad. he's done enough work presented enough ideas those aren't my ideas but would be nice to see him only stage as well. kennedy: it is interesting because rfk jr. is the kind of candidate who appeals to nonpolitical people the way the education -- to nonpolitical voters in virginia. so people who are kind of waking up to the idea that the economy still sucks for them they don't have as many choices as they did under president trump. but maybe they don't like trump. tom: yeah. kennedy: finally going to see a third party candidate. tom: it would help a third but a fourth and a fifth. serious about that. when you look at european elections in european parties, major if you had that style here. if you had the moderate democrats you have the socialists democrats maga republicans then you've got the neocon and libertarians. maga will do very well in that and 40% of the country is going to stay maga and then the democratic party can finally get its act together if they would

socialist the people who right now they have to address all of these -- palestinian activist. if they were a smaller, stronger party they wouldn't be getting sidetracked by protest because they would say protesters go somewhere else i don't care. they would go for their voters they would go for their base. that's the game that trump is playing. he's playing the -- playing to his base and he's playing to -- middle america. i think that if we had -- multiple parties in this if we had a third party candidate and he ran well and attracted people and people came that, you know, first time voters to vote for kennedy, i think that would be great an high time we have many parties in this country. kennedy: i agree and i think we have to look at something like ranked choice voting. so there are -- tom: like you -- molly: rank choice voting confusing at first but realize what it does and offers better choices an forces candidates to instead of just otherring people that they're opposed to reaching

out to them and you know to tom's point. making coalitions that are not simply based on party because of two party system. it is not working. >> you know what else is not working anything diddy does. makes shocking admission about that video that appears to show him beating up his ex. plus -- you won't believe how many people are looking to stay forever young. yes cher, that's coming up. stay with us. ♪ ♪ was that your great aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was it your family members who flew? who fixed. who fought. who rose to the occasion. when the world needed them the most. discover, preserve, and share the stories of your family's heroes. explore all us military records on ancestry

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tonight from los angeles. >> this apology seems like quite the reversal for sean diddy combs last november cassie ventura filed a lawsuit against him accusing him of subjecting her to a horrific cycle of abuse and sex trafficking. but combs strongly denied those allegations. well now the music mogul is publicly apologizing for the violence in this surveillance video of march of 2016 footage obtained exclusively by cnn combs dressed in a towel and brutally beats then girlfriend cassie ventura at the continental hotel in l.a. and two day after this disturbing video went viral. >> i was [bleep] up. i mean i had rock bottom -- but i made no executions. my behavior on that video is inexcusable. i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. i was disgusted then when i did it i'm disgusted now. this disturbing distinct

referenced in the lawsuit filed last november and combs reached a settlement on her abuse lawsuit a day after it was filed during his apology for the attack, combs says he has sought professional help. >> i had to go into therapy. going into rehab. had to ask god for his mercy and grace but committed to be a better man each and every day. i'm not asking for forgiveness. i'm truly sorry. we reached out to combs legal team for further comment on this matter waiting to hear back and combs not formally charged with any crimes. back to you. >> that is absolutely horrible video to watch we saw the kansas city chiefs kicker harrison butker talking about how -- people should prioritize family over career. and people are just absolutely

lived about it kennedy who do you think is worse harrison or this man? >> i thought that the way they positioned and abstracted from harrison commencement speech was unfair. because if you go back and watch it and you listen to what he's saying, and i interviewed tim carney about this a wonderful book called family owned friendly and he's a catholic guy with a big catholic family, and you know we were talking about he went to a catholic school he was talking to catholic graduates and own catholic faith and somehow he's worse than someone like diddy, and you know, diddy now is issuing this may but that opened floodgates for other potential victims that he's allegedly abused and that is when his life completely unraveled. that's when his big alcohol sponsor totally cut ties with him and it was hundreds of

millions of dollars a year going into his coughers and that dried up overnight. that's when people started quitting in droves. i think there are people around him who have known for a long time he's capable of this kind of abuse. so it makes you wonder what else do the feds have on him and will that lead to an indictment because this is about as damming a behavior as you can find. >> what do you think about why is it coming out now tom, and what did you think of this apology there were a lot of rumors about this behavior for a long period of time. what do you make of it? tom: i think from whey understand he knew about this video because he tried to get the -- rights to it or paid for it or something. >> yeah. so he thought that he had the video and it was underwraps but thing is, the video never underwraps. video will always come out so he went ahead and denied this even though he knew there was videotape of it that could eventually come. he should have admitted it a long time ago. also, obviously, i don't think much of his apology and it

didn't seem very sincere first of all if you're going to apologize i don't know where he was -- there's no proof that he was at a posh resort but it looked like posh resort. i think that was a miami house absolutely beautiful. >> it looks to be in a nice environment. it sounds like birds are chirping i can't see a drink with the umbrella in it or whatever but maybe go to a humblers place to give your apology. >> griff the los angeles d.a. says there's nothing that can be done about this attack at this point. do you buy that or do you think there's something that could be done? >> i think he's in a world of trouble and you know, christina coleman was talking about the investigation there's no allegations but when cassie came forward and opened up the floodgates he denied it then and when in the apology he was disgusted then as he is disgusted now and takes full responsibility but then, you denied it. and i went down the rabbit hole of going on instagram watching video and going to comment section there's more than 180,000 comments that i lost and

hour of my life i'll never get back and not many are buying it. >> to learn more what did diddy do right now on fox nation. coming up, friendly fire courtesy of john fetterman, the target aoc. >> they feel this is the kind of video that you want to send to a classroom of eighth grade civics kind of students across america. again, that's their choice. ♪ ♪

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is in new york city tonight. >> hi griff well as the trial winds down the question now is whether former president donald trump's team will put up a defense. trump lawyers certainly don't have to. burden is on the prosecution to prove to a jury that trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt so they have to decide whether they were the prosecution key witness and former president trump's ex-lawyer michael cohen who testified that it was trump who approved plans to suppress negative stories and an effort to protect trump's 2016 presidential campaign. cohen testified, quote, everything required mr. trump's signoff. end quote, the defense, though, has argued trump was trying to protect his family and not his campaign. during cross-examination, trump's attorney todd blanche worked to undermine cohen credibility. blanche highlighted lies cohen has told under oath in the past. he also tried to accuse cohen of lying again during his witness

testimony for this trial. arguing that cohen lied about having a phone call with trump over the stormy daniels payment. blanche pointed to text challenging cohen that phone call was instead what trump body guard to discuss harassing phone calls cohen has been receiving. to that point, cohen maintained he spoke with both the body guard and trump and the same phone call. court resumes tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. local time. court was not in session on friday so forminger president could attend his son's high school graduation. and this means that jurors will have had a long weekend to ruminate on the cross-examination thus far. griff. griff: you can catch it all here on fox news, now to this. friendly fire courtesy of senator john fetterman over bad behavior in congress. >> i do have a point of order and i would like to move to take down ms. greene's words. that is absolutely unacceptable. how dare you -- attest physical appearance of another person. >> are your feelings hurt? >> her words down.

oh, girl, baby girl -- >> oh, really don't even play -- >> baby girl i don't think so. >> after that chaos fetterman joked that he was sorry to jerry springer ever comparing congress to the white talk show. then a.o.c. called hail bully todayfelter man the one saying don't even play. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez suggesting that you're a bully. >> well, of course, that's absurd. i was just simply responding to the kind of chaos in everything that representative greene started as well. and if everyone on the committee was proud of what they've produced, they're entitled to their opinion or if they feel this is the video you want to send to a classroom of 8th grade civic civic students across america again that's their choice. griff: all right i know molly you don't agree with the hoodie is senator dress code but do you

agree with fetterman he has a point about the chaos. >> but spending so much time talking about unkind words said in the house about how that -- that looks poor to the rest of the country. >> bleach blond bad built -- >> bad to the country is that washington, d.c. is ruining our country we have no border. our economy is bad. our foreign policy is bad. and on each and every one of those issues, john fetter man and host of other people have voted to create the chaos so it is like nobody likes to see what happened there with the fight. but i think most americans are much more worried about -- what is happened to the country under the leadership of these so-called civil people. griff: kennedy this is the moment i thought was the most entertaining as long as we're going down that mean girls reality tv show. watch this from rep jasmine crockett. >> i'm just curious to better understand yg ruling if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's bleach

blond bad built butch body that is not engaging in personalities correct? >> what now -- >> chairman, i maybe a motion to strike those words. >> feel for james comey there like what -- but then crockett went on tv today and tried to clean it up. >> you attacked -- >> so to be clear, what i asked for was clarification on the ruling. i did not state anything to her. i specifically asked a question and i didn't even mention her name. and so it was for clarification that's what i asked for, and he, obviously, didn't hear me. >> i hear that. but she went after your appearance and then like you went out like you went back at her a thousand fold. >> i did as -- in the lawyerly way. >> maga has historically been on social media doing thing where is they're saying she's black with -- lashes and nails and hair. and so she's ghetto and so, to

me this was her buying into that rhetoric. >> kennedy what do you think? kennedy: i think that her rationality is very much beneath her but i would say that for -- all of these congress women in particular who have become addicted to attention, and they -- i wish they had an addiction to limiting the sights and scope of the federal government. unfortunately, they do not. they just want press. they want us to talk about them. as though they're real housewives of new jersey. and those women are far better behaved at a reunion special than these women are who, you know, it is like -- they should have a little bit of dignity and decorum. >> but come on it's still congress. doesn't that mean anything are we just -- just addicted to destroying institutions in this country? griff: tom fortunately for you because i know you love a jasmine crockett as in this she's a t-shirt we can show to

you. it is being sold by representative crockett says, bleach blond bad built butch body although, some eagle eyed folks looking at purchasing one found if you look closely, it's crocktt a misspelling i don't know if we can get you a correct grammar one -- >> is that grammar i've misspelled my name on occasion. you can't blame her. but you know what i think -- politics has been a performative sport as long as i can remember. and so i don't -- i've never seen any dignity in this kind of stuff. i remember in college i was watching the -- vice presidential debate 1988, and lloyd benson turned to a dan quayle and he said you're no jack kennedy and the crowd wngt crazy like like at a sporting event and the next day. i know. but i'm watching -- like david brinkley saying that was terribly effective

politicking there and i'm thinking are you people serious. i had no respect for the people back then i still don't. >> i respect dan quayle a lot. >> do question get representatives that we deserve? voters know who they do this on the campaign trail and then they get elected. tom: yeah. so that's the way it is and just talking about. kennedy: knadler -- >> there you go. kennedy: my god. nancy pelosi. griff: coming up are silent salons the new trend. that's next. and -- senators ted cruz and katy bridge join "fox & friends" on the kirby couch dvr at 6 a.m. eastern if you can't get out of bed and catch it live. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show. tom: well there's some who go to extremes just to enjoy some peace and quiet. >> thanks for coming. [laughter] what's with you, you got laryngitis?

>> bow of silence took bow of silence. took a vow of silence? >> spiritual advisor is that what you just said and he told you to do this. you're mouthing. it is okay to mouth. it is okay to mouth. you still communicating but much less effective way. [laughter] tom: now customers can ask their hairdressers to cut the chitchat some salons like this one in new york city are offering patrons option of booking a quiet hair appointment. >> noticed a shift in more social anxiety since covid. so there's a lot of people that might be nervous to come in and have to make small talk with a service provider. i think it is so convenient. i work remote so it is really great to be able to come multitask and continue to get work done while i'm here. >> these silence salons may be part of a larger health trend as 82% of people say they are

making wellness a top priority in their life. wow. wellness whatever that is concern kennedy talking about this silent salon here the way the ladies were talking i wouldn't mind silence with all of that gibber jabber that was going on there in that salon. >> what is wrong with people what is everyone now ellen like don't look at me don't talk to me. >> they don't know that. i can't make eye contact. no. our audience doesn't know that. >> well, and it is only going to get worse generally you have young people who are having harder time communicating because they spent so much time on screens like if you hang out with teenagers as you do. you know they sit there and text each other they're all being in a room like -- so it is only going to mushroom into a much bigger problem. in terms of wellness if you pay, you will live. [laughter] you won't pay -- >> i've heard that. molly, the -- do you think i'm really obsessed with this silent thing that's what i want to talk about. people booking ahead of time but

i understand it because that's what i do in my über i say please silent but they talk anyway. they don't -- molly: good it is good to talk to humans people might not want to talk that's why they should be talking to other humans and as -- a bit of someone who struggles with this myself i think thinking less about what you want and more of giving to other people can be a good way to get over that hump of not wanting to talk to anyone. tom: griff i think you want to talk all the of the time someone tells me you're out theren the street corner with microphone in your hand. griff: no way i'm doing silent thing and i've been going ten years to the sail guy he's zach best hair stylist in d.c. and great conversations i look more to my conversation with zach than getting a haircut which i am now. but this is ridiculous not to mention those teenagers, that don't want to talk because they're socially anxious are taking pictures of themselves to put out go figure.

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for the biggest stories everyone will be talking about this week. we all love it names that start with a k am i right? in this case there were not enough people with the name kyle to get together and kyle, texas yesterday to break the world record for the largest gathering of people with one name. 708 people showed up which is a few hundred short of the 2325 people named ivan who got together in bosnia seven years ago. but still, hats off to kyles ekyle'severywhere including kyly swim coach. also kyle smith and kyle lam just of the few kyle's i know. that will go to texas next year. it sshout out to my cousin kyles well charges are expected to be dropped against golfer scottie scheffler as he arrived at the golf club police that he disregarded signals from an officer trying to give

directions. this man was arrested on friday, went and spent the morning and the clinker, got out shot five under par and had a rough that y yesterday to date shoot six under par. grace athletigrace athletic achf our lifetime. [laughter] [laughter] all right. california grandmother completed a jaw-dropping 29.6 miles 17 29.6-mile 17 hourswim through sd waters in san francisco over the 55-year-old is the first person ever to make nice limit from the mainland at the golden gate bridge the tiny farallon islands. i can swim in the pool back and forth i could not do this. >> you can do it tom, we are sending it next week. >> the sharks are your friends they will help you. finally registered on two democrats were president trump will host a campaign rally in the bronx on thursday as he sets his sights on flipping new york read this november. i do not know if that's going to happen. i love he's going to the bronx

or biden one by 77 points. the congressman from that district is already of social media saying donald trump is the biggest threat to the bronx that have ever existed. i don't know how is going to go but people we talk about it on thursday it's going to be his sights. >> is amazing his opponent is literally trying to put them in jail and bankruptcy him right now. he is just campaigning in the bronx were quite sated going into the lion's den the bronx is a lion's den. >> he went there for a campaign stop after court not long ago received a hero's welcome from crying children fairly forgo pleas to upd update file the bie can show on x, facebook an instagram at big weekend show. the big weekend indeed that does it for us we will see you next week starts right now. ♪