hello, i am griff jenkins along with lauren, charlie hurt and lisa boothe, welcome to the big weekend to show. the big story tonight. could tik tok take on president biden's reelection campaign in 2024? gen z influencers are using tik tok more and more to complain about high cost of living and what they call the silent depression. >> silent depression when you compare the great depression to today, this is going to blow your mind. 1930 during the great depress depression, the average homeowner in america was 3900 dollars. the average car was $600 and average rent was $18 orc to $16 a year. >> right now the average annual salary is $56000 a year. we currently are making less than the height of the great depression. in 1930 gas was on average 10 cents a gallon, that's about dollars .73 in case you haven't filled up early, average is $3.55. >> new houses are unaffordable cost to move to a place in rent somewhere else is unaffordable, terrible what's going on. >> preach but it's not just all gen z. bill maher, self-described liberal and prominent voice in our culture says biden is going to lose. >> i want to try a theory, why trump is killing it not just within the party but bidding biden handling, i've done many jokes as many comedians have about stepping and poop in san francisco, it's a city that needs to be put under control. they did because xi jinping was coming. the only clean up when company is coming over? [laughter] got the bit the guy sent us fentanyl sees somebody on fentanyl says why trump is winning because he talks about going to open up mental hospitals but he talks i will put people in camps, immigrants, all this stuff and people see a place for my country especially in the cities that looks out of control and the fact that democrats could control it for three days, how about make it permanent. >> a lot to unpack, let's go around the table, lisa, this notion in full disclosure, i have $2, i'm on tik tok. it's like a company and you are selling a product from the when the market is so i want to know what they are doing, i have no idea who chooses what to put on my tik tok. >> you know how to defend yourself back the venting of these young people buying a ho home, the opportunities, it is remarkable and unclear the white house is paying attention or can do anything about it. >> you live by the sword, die by the sword. the biden administration lied on tik tok stars to push his administration on things like ukraine and rising energy costs and use them to push the vaccine on young people as well, recent reports of his campaign team they think about joining tik tok so you live by the sword, die by the sword, tik tok has something like 150 million monthly users, majority are young. that's where they get their news, he's strongly with younger voters right now so it's mark politically. i remember obama in 2015 catching flak for sitting down with you to burst including the woman who bathes cereal and i guess drinks the milk up, everyone is like he's crazy, it's beneath the office, it is but smart politically because combined those people have more viewers than cable tv. >> it was smart and trump beat hillary, facebook folks to both campaigns and set will take people under campaigns and they said no thanks, trump said come on in and it was a big difference maker so one of the most predictable headlines i've ever read in recent weeks is this one, a scoop from axios, biden team joining tik tok to court young voters. there is -- the administration, federal government says you cannot have tik tok because of the obvious chinese spy apparatus, cannot have it on government fund but it can be campaign people, upbeat people outside to connect a man 81 years old on monday, it would take for gen z because they are about 20, four of them to equal one biden. >> it seems like a big mismatch. there's a major disconnect because on tik tok the young people who biden is trying to court meeting them where they are on tik tok, a platform they use and where they get their news from but they are anti- his brand. his bread is like not, it's not going well for anybody. if you are the biden administration campaigning in 2024, even young people are telling you -- the depression. >> on tik tok economics. >> is in trouble, you heard it from bill maher, it's not just this is not for biden, it good for trump fox polls this week came outside trump is up among young voters, among hispanic voters, black voters. this is back. >> it is bad. i want to play for you, charlie, a montage we hear because i know you put stockton celebrities. [laughter] they have fallen from the wayside supporting there buddy joe. >> if it comes down to picking [bleep] trump, smoking joe bid biden, i'm sorry, i am sorry, cody for [bleep] donald trump is on the table. i'm sorry, we need to get this bleak situation under control. >> i have friends who support trump. i have friends who pro biden. >> you have friends who support biden? >> i have friends -- thank you. a good check because that's important. >> they support the democrat party. >> i have friends oil to the democrat party. >> you lost gen z on tik tok, assess this for us. >> this is where trump is at his best talking about what is obviously true to everybody but everybody refuses to say it, admit what is real and why he goes after political correctness but listen to trump, is always solving problems. he ran as america's mayor, he's going to solve this problem will build a wall, everything he talks about he talks about in terms of holding problems, he doesn't talk about ideological stuff and it's people like joe biden talks about, ideological stuff. trump saw through that and if you look back at the 2016 election, 2016 election was the most issue oriented election, about the issues and hillary clinton was talking about ideology stuff and trump was like i'm going to fix this and this and this and it resonated. this is what is particularly good news, the fact that trump derangement syndrome is like a virus, like pandemic, a virus that went full pandemic and went after everybody but if you let the pandemic run its course, it goes away because people buildup immunity, people who don't get, it lessens over time and i honestly think trump derangement syndrome is doing that, we are in the latter stages, people have been lied to about this evil stuff trump is in there like wait a minute, he's really right about taking mentally ill people off the streets, he's right about the border, he's really right about not needing to get into war and because her party and they are like actually, he is a take whatever, i could hear. >> it's not safe, i'll tell you that much. >> you jog my thought process you mentioned the pandemic and tik tok took off during the pandemic because no one had anything to do with these hours of being locked up and we got for you. search numbers, this is overall number of people, everybody who gets news from tik tok and mentioned this, the start of the pandemic from 3% today call on. 14%, everybody. now go to young adult who get news from tik tok went from 9% to 32% so nearly a third of people, young people are getting their news from tik tok last time i checked runs the gamut of all sorts of possibly not accurate news reporting. >> that's right i'm on the fence about tik tok, obviously it's the devil, china poisoning the minds of the youth if you want to destroy a country, would you do anything different than they are doing? you have to win over young voters to win or at least the numbers a little bit so to some extent a be you have to get on deck to reach the voting demographic and democrats have been taking advantage. i don't think it's going to get banned because you got joe biden thinking about it, democrats, they needed to feed the beast to get young people out so you can't beat them, join them. >> the algorithm is what's concerning. every media company or tech company that is a media company, they hide behind that. china is in charge of the algorithm on tik tok and they cannot afford to lose the u.s. marshall. >> if you are joe biden and clearly losing what should be an easy gettable block which is the young people get you got the china problem, do you give in and go out and? >> you promise student debt -- >> if tik tok skills information and giving them to the chinese communist, why not arrest the people who run tik tok? one important thing about tik tok taking off, it was the one place that didn't have all of these censorship controls, the one social media think where you could go and find all the stuff on these other apps. >> way to take us home. >> coming up, anti- israel protesters letting the streets from new york to nashville calling for israel's annihilation and notable celebrity joining. that's next. ♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ >> welcome back to the the "big weekend show", thousands of protesters marching in solidarity with families of hamas hostages in jerusalem demanding israeli government do more to bring their loved ones home and here at home on israel to nashville. stephen has the update people wait watch until and gaza calls for cease-fire continues throughout metropolitan cities with pro- palestinian demonstrators turning out on almost a weekly basis in these places. check out god, more than a dozen social justice by look coalitions coming together to organize the rally called flood brooklyn for gaza. some chanting from the river to the sea which has been condemned by many as anti-semitic and some believe it call for israel to be wiped off the map entirely. >> all the people watching insane free palestine, i have a suggestion, it's old mind. if the palestinians would lay down their weapons and stop killing jews, they would have estate. if we lay down our weapons, we will be killed into last one of us and this is why we are protecting ourselves. >> look at this sign that says honor the mars, palestine you can see police presence keeping people out of the intersection and to nashville where we heard this. [chanting] >> some carrying signs that read genocide joke while accuses the biden administration committing genocide against palestinian people and calling on united state to stop sending military aid to gaza as is valleys continually learn more details about vandalism and property damage. three people were arrested in d.c. over the weekend in connection to plaintiff handprint the behind on union station. >> thanks, appreciate it. you've been at these, take us through what you've seen, what have you learned from observing? >> in d.c., i watched it, i was trying to get on a train to come here we were covering protest i covered to protest, the violent one outside of the headquarters wednesday into thursday and then last night during a special report with bret baier, a protester coming around as fired up and what was really significant in the take away that is fascinating, i've been covering this, fired up and the vandalism and the blood genocide, israel, genocide and gaza, we got from the river to the sea, they just don't want to acknowledge the fact that they are calling for annihilating israel but what was fascinating new this week was i watched one of the protesters going after brad sherman, democrat from california saying why won't you call for cease-fire right now? 80% of the democrat base wanted and he said no, stop, shut up, listen. if hamas disarms, then we will talk about cease-fire and she didn't want to hear it and that's they were saying, if israel lays down their arms, they will get slaughtered. if hamas palestinians lay down their arms, you will have a two state solution in a pathway opens for peace and it fascinating to cover massive passionate mob environment protest growing, we keep seeing them one tomorrow again in new york but they are devoid of facts. >> they seem well orchestrated and hamas leaders say luck what happened and we will do it again so darrell eliza has been warning protest will continue to get violent, let's listen to what he had to say. >> i was about a block away looking down and could see a little bit of it. the thing that disturbs me is the video shows the fact is these work on protesters, pepper sprayed, granted not fatal but an attack on police. only one arrest so i sent a letter asking for a question of with the video they have, why they are not arresting these so-called protesters turned violent. one of the challenges we have in america, i support nonviolent protest, free speech but you've got to stop there and they don't stop there, they are criminals and need to be arrested and that goes regardless, which party or who they try to intimidate. this is intimidation. >> we have seen a lot of violence but it's not shocking to have people supporting terrorists or behaving in violent ways. talk about what you just heard from the congressman. >> i heard he want to see more arrests for criminality, i think that's what i heard but there is the element of free speech and you can protest how you'd like to but it seems like you have this beautiful pro-israel march and d.c. and i was getting my nails done and everyone in the nail salon was talking about this moment. ukrainian women, a jewish woman, talking of the beauty and no one is talking about these out palestinian protest, they are pro- hamas. i was reading an op-ed, former mayor of new york it struck me, i think everybody should read this. right now he says people are supporting terrorism dressed in the language of social justice. we are so quick to put trigger warnings on classic yet you have courses saying it's okay to support hamas saying your for social justice and palestine when is this the opposite. >> it's interesting to see the monsters created, protesting outside of the dnc headquarters. charlie, an actress calling for cease-fire. >> there are a lot of people afraid of being jewish and getting a taste of what it feels like to be a muslim in this country so often subjected to violence. it's important to listen, important to have facts, try to take a breath before you answer and if possible, have a conversation. we need cease-fire now. >> she was at one of these protests yesterday. when they call for cease-fire, hamas says we love what happened, who want to do it again so there is no cease-fire, they are saying israel he should get murdered. >> of course they hide behind rashida tlaib does this, she hides behind innocent children and palestine are palestinian children because she covers for supporting hamas, if she cared about palestinian children, she would spend all of her time objecting to hamas, occupying gaza. that's the problem, the threat to palestinian children and you can't call for cease-fire after you launched a terrorist attack. one thing real quick, if you want to know who occupies gaza, hamas occupies gaza and the biggest why is this idea somehow israel is both an occupation and gaza but also invading, how do you invade and occupy at the same time? these people -- >> do they know about that? >> i don't think -- it's evil. they understand what they are doing and do it anyways so shame on you. coming up, forget -- or, print printer, could we have a i doing all of the holiday shopping? that and more when the "big weekend show" comes back. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show", the busiest travel day of the year is days away and airports are taxes we can have thanksgiving. fox news correspondent dana is at the busiest airport, santos hartsfield jackson international with more. >> the start of the travel russian to make team : but lines this morning while past the security checkpoint. one child said it was blind to check in his back that made him miss his fight and bright airport authorities are saying people should get to the airport two and a half hours before the flight. that may seem excessive but tsa expects to screen 38 million passengers over the holiday that would make the busiest holiday travel. ever. >> definitely not going to make my flight and i've never been in this situation before. >> the busiest days to talk on tuesday and wednesday and sunday after thanksgiving. plenty tsa says 2.9 million passengers could pastor and i went to the highways, aaa predicts means more will pastor. the worst times are late afternoon wednesday, midday thanksgiving and friday afternoon. the good news for drivers, gas prices are about 40 cents cheaper a gallon cheaper in the south. 17 million have signed up for pre-check, a new record to make sure you give yourself and give extra time. >> thank you. holiday travel season turned black friday and cyber monday but could robot soon doing the shopping for us? check out what happened when lauren, our very own lauren went to amazon's robotic innovation facility. >> come back and look at me, i'm wearing this best, i am a lift target, standing out radiofrequency so when i vote walk closer to the scene, lindsay robot stop because they are something a human coming near but i came to pick up this malfunction by the robot so they know to stop because i am close. >> now i am weird about, i do know that i like sitting next to you. [laughter] i'm worried maybe you become a droid but you were outnumbered by robots. >> the whole thing was to show robots and humans rope working together, artificial intelligence, the future is he here. >> you had to clean it up. >> i had to fix the robots mistakes so if you ask amazon, 750,000 robots, employed robots and 1 million human warehouse workers. i thought the numbers were about to reach park, i don't think it's that many more humans than robots but working together and thinking of these new crazy things, we get orders, they can fill the order 25% faster, you can get 75% faster so i asked one of the heads of robots, disses me my husband by p.m. christmas, get them within two hours he said yes. >> does that mean robots will do shopping for us? >> i hope, i hope that's the future. [laughter] >> to wrap this up, it you feel -- obviously you were outnumbered, did you feel you are working for them? >> i felt in control, powerful. [laughter] the robots listening. >> what did -- where did the power come from the best? >> i'm not a robot assist. [laughter] >> is that a word? >> it is now. >> i don't like this, i don't want to be friends with robots, i don't want to work together. [laughter] >> i don't want to because look how much technology has ruined america. everyone hate each other, relationships are broken. divorces are high, the more impersonal our country get, the further apart we get, the more divided things get, look at covid with isolation, you have drug overdoses increased 30%, depression and anxiety four times as much before because people work alone, we need to be around other humans, the human to human connection. >> i bet chris is the world greatest christmas present chopper. [laughter] are you going to submit to the robot and that the robot take your christmas presents? >> no. i will not let the robot choose. >> i can't replace my wife with the robot. [laughter] >> robots, no. >> were you scared in that room? >> i thought everything was just so amazing and cool everything they were working on. what i did think was eerie, i didn't see in person but a vid video, a robot called digit that has legs and arms and fingers and can grasp but you can't seek legs and arms because they want to differentiate technology and human. i do a lot of work with artificial intelligence. >> there are schools of thought you need to be nice to robots to train them so they can be nice and not take over the world. i really just said on national television. >> this is why i don't want to work together for the robot but now that i said that, i probably a target. >> to train it. >> i apologize. >> i think we have gone to really important territory here. [laughter] coming up, hundreds of people and biden's own administration arts for him. his a message for all about that next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show". president biden facing backlash within his own administration and progressive members of his party over america's support for israel, hundreds of government officials signing an anonymous letter demanding biden call for cease-fire. lucas tomlinson is at the white house tonight. >> that's right, president biden pending an op-ed the washington post pledging full support for israel. we stand firm with israeli people as a defend themselves against murderous nihilism of hamas. october 7, hamas slaughter 1200 people including 35 american citizens. the worst atrocities committed against the jewish people in a single day since the holocaust. >> pro- palestinian protests continue in the nation's capit capital, mounting criticism in the biden administration after the anonymous letter from over 500 officials for nearly four different agencies demanded cease-fire. there is another letter circulating from a this one not anonymous. one hundred former members of the obama and biden administration praising the president. former secretary of state mike pompeo told our colleagues at box digital if you don't support the president, you should quit. moral compass is broken, supporting israel right now isn't about politics, it's enabling the triumph of good over true evil. any staffer who fails to recognize this is not deserve the honor of serving the american people at the state department or any other government agency. president biden and first lady will had to know the station home to the uss gerald ford and eisenhower strike groups. for supposed to be home for thanksgiving. it was extended due to the work. supposed to replace her, kat she is outside the persian gulf along with her destroyer cruiser and grain exports to keeping an eye on a run. there's over 60 attacks against u.s. forces in the middle east over the past month. the u.s. military product with airstrikes three times. >> thank you very much. i wanted to take this out, you spoke with congresswoman chrissy from hallahan about this divide, let's play that soundbite and you complaint the other side. >> many people serve at the pleasure of the president and for whatever reason they are not on board with whatever it is the president is doing, they have options. >> they have options, one of the options. >> the door. [laughter] what we were saying off air when lucas was talking, 500 plus employees or 40 agencies will sign their name. charlie got it right, they are cowards. if you really feel ideologically driven and what you thought you were signing up for was anything but, you should make it known, be public about and then leave or you should in our environment, be able to the cow if they give them the way to do so, at the end of the day, we are at the start of what's going to be a long and difficult problem for the biden administration to navigate, i yesterday did a story about progressives seeking help from the dnc and hakeem jeffries because he's worried about being primary by pro-israel democrat challengers so the latter this anti- israel rhetoric from these democrats, the bigger the problem will be for the president. >> and i think at why president biden decided to put the letter and for the washington post, he is on this, officially stood with israel but also giving build signals, is it administration giving weird signals that sound like they are not sure in support israel, obviously they are looking at pulling within their own party and they realize even among democrats, this is a killer for them because joe biden is not going to go out on a limb into it, these people have spaghetti spines, they don't stand for anything. they are going to do this only if they think it helps them politically and probably what you're seeing. >> wouldn't it be who of the president to talk more about the future, about -- let's start with the hostages, i don't hear talk about hostages in the government of gaza going forward. everyone is in the protest. >> look at the fact that he launched the national strategy to fight islamic phobia a day after a poll came out showing he had 17% support from arab voters you can look at michigan with our 240,000 in the state, enough to make inference and an election so that's why we get joe biden who says one thing, stand with israel but islamic phobia, he is looking at the numbers, he wants the muslim voters so he is stuck right now politically with even this letter and pro-hamas caucus which is what i call them and pro-israel wing of his party so he's got this massive divide he's trying to do. >> i wonder foreign policy is a motivating issue for voters, traditionally it's not. coming up, rubber and music producer sean combs settles rate lawsuit filed against his ex-girlfriend, cassie. that story next. ♪ i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? 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the allegations are beat her, forced her to do drugs and have sex with male sex workers, it's big stuff yet it appears he fele vehemently denies it, he felt threatened and the discovery part of the lawsuit, the discovery part hurt people's reputations, he must have felt threatened and wanted to put to bed quickly. >> his work with a lot of people so i think there will be other women who service. >> i would like to correct one thing, he said everybody knows him, if you walked in by now -- whatever. i literally wouldn't know him i had dinner with him, i would have no idea but this is what i hate about secret settlements, there shouldn't be. based on the description, if he did this, he's a threat to society, he should be in jail. i hate secret settlements, they undermine the entire justice system when you are allowed to make these secret settlements for somebody who's done something, it not a crime -- it is a crime against the victim obviously but a crime against society if you do these things and why we put people in jail. >> but what if what she's alleging is true, is she trying to get retribution? >> maybe others will speak up and you have a narrative of similar allegations and maybe more settlements that are multiple millions of dollars. >> put him in jail or try, take him to court. >> in the lawsuit there was a history of abuse and usually in these cases we see other women if it's a history so who knows -- >> probably won't sell records. >> all of these things you want to look at the facts and you don't want to accuse anyone unless you are sure. big weekend flops are next. you're not going to want to miss that. ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. it's time for wig beaked flops. our biggest picks or biggest fails of the week. i'll go first. all right, prime time problems, deion sanders, colorado buffaloes were declared national championship contenders at the beginning of college football season. now they can't even win a game. colorado lost to washington state 56-14 last night and guess what? you know one man predicted they'd lose. my dad. listen. i phoned a friend, that was my dad and he said about colorado, two games don't make a season, they have six ranked opponents in name games remaining and going undefeated in pac 12 and very difficult. that's from my dad. nfl sports, if you're looking for analyst, i can connect you to my dad. you're awesome. >> i just wanted to say, you know, cut him some slack. he came in with things your dad pointed out that things weren't going to do well and did good and motivated them. >> everyone was hyping them and saying these things and one man alone was correct, my dad. charlie. >> good stuff. yeah, i'll go, new york city mayor eric adams calling on the top 1% to open their wallet after the city unveiled hefty budget cuts created by the migrant crisis, so he says. adams said "there's a moment where it's an all hands on deck moment. the way it goes, new york goes, america goes, but i'm going to need more than ever to support many of these organizations". he's talking about more of your money that he didn't earn. you take a place like new york and these people have ignored the border, democrats own this lock stock and barrel and place like all the problems in new york city or san francisco, they're resumes of democrat policies. lauren. >> a bride had her day ruined after her future mother-in-law was shouting at her. testifies a mother-in-law from . didn't like her future daughter-in-law's vows because they poked fun at her son, and she got up and spoke about it. i would tell the bride, don't get married and call it off right there. don't deal with that forever. >> don't marry the mayor of washington dc. middle-aged boys debating what kind of crimes they'd rather commit including armed carjackings and murder and bowser won't be "wasting her time watching that". unbelievable. young teenage kids talking about carjacking or murdering? going to jail for more than that. >> i haven't gotten over to your segue. >> life, liberty and levin starts right now