saying we can't get stuff. our air pods are floating on a barge outside of long beach. but you see, we're being told this is a good thing. >> there are multiple issues that are impacting the supply chain and some of that is that as the economy has turned back on, more people had expendable income, wages to buy more goods, more people are buying more goods. people have started to also buy more things online than going into stores. so that is also impacting the volume and there is a need for more. [laughter] >> will: volume. it's good. more demand. we're being gaslit. that means lied. to say what is happening is good? everything is costs more no one is working at the mill chick-fil-a? even if it weren't good you get nothing and like it playing the role of judge smailes today though is the "the washington post." in an op-ed, the post says we have been, quote: spoiled and to, quote: keep those expectations reasonable. and in here we find the spirit of what is really happening. it's maybe less recent and less obvious. but it's not just our supply chain that's broken. our expectations of greatness and the american spirit are being systematically dismantled. america has always been a land of freedom. that teaches you that the sky is the limit. that you will succeed, or you will fail, based upon your ability and your effort. and every phrase of the sense that i just uttered has been smothered in a soft pillow of entitlement, victimhood and security. let's go through just three examples from just the last few days. number one, the chart on your screen shows you labor force participation over the last several years. it shows that today we sit at 61%. and that's the lowest in the last 20 years except for government enforced business shut down. during lockdown. a nation of wild tatters and entrepreneurs is sitting at home playing call of duty sustained by ayey drip of trillions in government spending. number two: education has morphed from setting children on a path of productivity and excellence into advocacy and victimhood. look, we wanted our kids to be like this. that man. now we want our kids to be like this: that man. that man, that child best hope, best case scenario is mediocrity ity. that's what the system intended. just last week new york city mayor bill de blasio intention to fulfill the far left dream of killing gifted and talented programs. this is after years of attempting to kill charter schools. anything that could possibly interrupt his pursuit offed me mediocrity for all. a country freedom mocks that very concept and looks to trade it for security. we have been pumped a steady diet of fear porn over a disease that 99.5% of people survive. but we have readily hidden our faces behind masks, we have hidden our children from school. and we have hidden away in our homes. we are not free. we are prisoners of a mass neurosis. and if we are being real, this was karl marx' dream. this is a life well-lived it described in the communist man nest toe. manifesto. life with hunting and fishing, utopia, how did that work out in the soviet union? expect less of yourself. expect less of mother russia. as congressman dan crenshaw on to that "the washington post" article telling us to expect less, he said don't rant about bread lines and famine. trier lowering your expectations. stalin, probably. how is it working out in america? are we living up to you topic dream? look at this chart. this is from five years ago where it shows more and more of this are taking antidepressant and psychiatric drugs. imagine what it looks like now five years later not to mention the legalization and increasing use of weed. now look at this, more and more of us are dying of drug overdoses up 30% in just one year alone. we're medicated, we are dying of drug overdoses and wait until the stats come in on suicide and how many of us are deciding we don't prefer this you topic vision of mediocrity for all. >> stats i'm showing you picture of america all more acute when it documents men. expect less of yourself. expect less of america. we are not just dismantling what made america great. we are not just dismant dismantling the supply chain. dismantling the american spirit and dismantling ourselves. joining me now is the host of "fearless" with jason whitlock. it's jason whitlock. jason, i'm always glad to talk to you. do you think we should expect this push forked me 00 credity? should we expect less from america? >> no, we shouldn't. everything you are talking about, will, is an explanation of the failure of men. and we -- men are failing because we are retreating from our duties and responsibilities we are retreating from god. as our country becomes more and more secular men are going to expect less of themselves. give less of themselves, live in more fear this is what happens when you remove faith from a culture. the culture then becomes controlled by fear. men become weak. women follow, and the nation becomes weak and people don't want to do anything. they feel a sense of entitlement. this isn't about going out and conquering the world anymore. this is about what the world can do for us. and it's -- i'm glad you are talking about it i'm glad you are exposing it my entire show fearless is about trying to inspire men to be fearless, to accept the responsibilities handed down to us from god in my opinion. even if you are nonbeliever. if you are someone without faith, just look at what's going on with this country once faith has been removed faith is now in retreat. no one can argue we are in a better place. there is less forgiveness in this world. there is more can cowlt. cancelculture. animus, division, all of that rises. >> will: jason, i wanted to talk to you about this issue because this is not simply a policy issue. this is cultural issue. this is a deep, deep level. role of faith in private and public life. and the role of masculinity. i once saw it said that hard times produce strong men. strong men produce good times and good times in turn produce soft men. we, as men, seem to have gotten soft and allowed this country to slip into this mediocrity. the loss of a meritocracy. a soft nation, jason. >> what has happened for those of us that have faith, we are being actually forced into the closet. we have to conceal who we are and what we believe because we have been painted as the worst people on the planet and anybody that espouses conservative biblical views, i'm not even talking about political, i'm talking about conservative biblical views, traditional views, taught to me in the church that my grandmother and mother raised me in, 25th street baptist church in indianapolis. i have to conceal those teachers in order to survive in this new secular culture we have created. i, the heterosexual christian black man have to live a closeted life because i don't fit in anywhere, same thing is going on with white guys of traditional views that want the responsibility of being men. want to be the responsibility of being leaders of families and communities. we have to fall back. we have to let women and people of alternative lifestyles be the leaders. they get to set the agenda for our neighborhoods, for our families, for our communities, and for the entire country. >> will: right. >> we have got to fall back. it's very cowardly. >> will: that's right. cowardly if you give in into a life of fear. fear of being called a racist. fear of covid, fear of anything and i know you are not fearful, jake. that's why have you named your show "fearless" check it out "fearless with jason whitlock" always good to talk to you. >> thank you. >> will: professor of he had lucienal science and author of parasitic mind now common sense. comes out in paperback form next week. check it out. gadd, wanted to talk to you not particularly or exclusively an american problem but a growing sentiment. this expectation for less. this divorce from a meritocracy across western civilization. >> indeed, you know, i'm glad that you mentioned karl marx and stalin because i had a quote all loaded and ready for you theo wilson the harvard evolutionary biologist who study deed social ants and referring to communism and socialism. he said great idea, wrong species. meaning that creating equality this utopian equality across all members of society is a wonderful way to organization society if you are a social ant you only have one reproductive queen and everyone sells indistinguishable from one another. that's not the case for humans. humans are hetero general in this case species. some are taller, shorter, better looking. harder working, harder lesser working better athletes those individual differences that create the variety, you know the spice of life. the variety of the spice of life. and so when you try to create and ethos that is contrary to human nature you end up having the types of problems we are having now. >> will: gad, i want to ask you you tack about the parasitic mind, what parasitic idea? can it be explained by communism, can it be explained by marxism or socialism? what is the idea that is poisoning this culture of excellence? >> i think there is several parasitic ideas. the one i call the granddaddy of parasitic ideas is post modernism. a movement that started in the universities about 40, 50 years ago. it purports that there are no objective truths. we are shackled by subjectivity, we are shackled by personal biases and therefore to speak about some universal truth is inappropriate according to that framework. can you imagine how antiscientific that is because it basically argues that my lived experience, my truth is just as good as any other truth. and, therefore, it's easy to then conclude that if downstream we have any differences between individuals, it can't be due to any universal differences amongst people, it must be because of some bigotry and therefore we must redress that bigotry through some intervention strategy. >> will: it's a problem not just for america, not a problem for just every one of us as individuals, it's a problem for western civilization as a whole and you always are good at putting in context. gad, saad thank you for being with us tonight. our spirit is being broken and also our supply chain. they are not disconnected. fox news alert. southwest airlines has announced it will back off absurd plan to put unvaccinated employees on unpaid leave. it's the first domino to fall. is this the first victory against mandates? that's 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pressure. is this the first dino to fall? we will have to wait and see. meanwhile thousands of americans all across the country are facing a deadline of getting the shot or getting fired. hundreds of employees in the state of washington have already met their fate. most notably, perhaps most famously washington football -- washington state football coach nick rolovich and three of his assistants fired for failing to comply with the state's vaccine mandate. meanwhile in chicago maskless mayor lori lightfoot not mincing words she is referring to the chicago fraternal of police as liars and they are attempting to start, you guessed it, an insurrection for opposing the vaccine. >> what we have seen from how the fraternal order of police and particularly the leadership is a lot of misinformation. a lot of half truths and frankly flat out lies in order to induce an insurrection. and we are not having that. >> will: she has all the buzz words in one sentence. bye-bye thin blue line hello unemployment line. here to discuss clay travis and buck sexton they're the co-hosts the men behind clay travis and buck sexton show, what's up, guys? good to have you on the show tonight. >> hey, will. >> i'm glad clay managed to steal himself away from the braves game. >> i have it over my shoulder. >> will: i will let you pay attention to that while i talk to buck. this is a victory against mandates? i don't know if it's a harbinger of things to come. first time seeing employees and people push back and win on mandates? >> so clay and i talked about this a bunch on the radio show when there was initially that southwest airline situation and as it played out there were people saying, some were staying home. some of this was logistics. the reality is that we see that when there is concerted action against these mandates it can get very large companies to sit up and take notice. delta airlines among them now and you are seeing this though play out in cities where i think that's going to be tougher. right now seattle police department, portland, chicago, those very democrat cities seem to be holding firm against cops who, by the way, are first responders, remember we all celebrated them during the pandemic. so i have concerns that they are just going to take this all the way. corporations they have got to worry about the bottom line. >> will: so, clay, that's an interesting point that buck brings up about we are seeing employees stand up. do we see the people stand up in cities, city employees? i can't help but notice when i look at social media all of the protests and crowds show up in european cities. when i see what's happening in italy, in rome, when i look at places all across this globe even in australia against their very authoritarian mandates i see people standing up. will that happen in american cities? >> i hope so. but what we know is happening right now, will, is i think a pretty significant factor. we have got people who have resources being able to be stay up and stand up against these mandates. think about it. you have got rolovich as you just mentioned the washington state football coach. allison williams how may know from your time at espn, and also kyrie irving with the nba. those are three different people that may have a degree of economic security your average police officer or healthcare workers to not have. i think that's pretty significant to see them standing up against it by the way, we are talking about the braves. i know you will love, this will. 5-2 lead right now for the braves. in an ideal scenario can you imagine the car mic justice if the braves advance to the world series and end up in a position where they weren't allowed to host the all star game but they get to host the world series with rob manfred each show up? i love when we end up with car mic justice like this. >> will: clay talking about the all star game pulling all-star game outline of georgia and now having to possibly host a world series. clay will keep you updated on the score in championship series. you don't have to turn away from "fox news primetime" stay with us while buck and i work out what's going to happen in american cities. i talk about this buck, supply chain broken, crime up in almost every city across this country. why is not the time that the federal government and state government underneath that say now is a good time to say goodbye to experienced police officers. >> it's insane when you see the city of portland had over a somehow sand shootings this year. i had to check that status a few times. seems impossible, seattle up 36% in homicides last year. chicago week in and week out you see numbers that just boggle the mind. heart breaking to see how many shootings are hang. you will lose veteran police officers perhaps over 100 in seattle a lone because .001% of your police force may not be vaccinated in the schedule you want? this is madness. it's absurd and shows you how important control is more so than public safety. >> will: control and freedom. and so quickly, clay, let's end with this. do you know what's fascinating i don't know if you are vaccinated and i don't think it's important whether i share i'm vaccinated. don't matter whether or not you are vaccinated whether or not you support the idea of medical freedom. whether my opinion should be imposed on everyone else. i find loot of people can't separate those two ideas. my choice needs to be everyone's choice. >> will, that's 100 percent right and significant. that's why people with resources as i mentioned earlier the nick rolovichs, the allison williams of the world standing up against vaccine mandates police in seattle, chicago, the police all over the country and also these airline pilots. it's not necessarily the fact that people are being told to get the covid vaccine it's being mandated and that's fundamentally anti-american and unconstitutional stand up as americans who value freedom all over this country and fight back against what i believe are unconstitutional mandates. >> will: you know, a surprising number to keep in the world of sports. a surprising number of nba players are voicing that opinion just to put a button draymond green of the warriors vaccinated that doesn't mean everybody should have to follow my lead. how about freedom here. clay and buck of the clay travis and buck sexton show. always great to talk to you guys. keep killing it all right. when we come back. exposing the biden administration secret plan to sneak migrants into your community. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. >> why is the will administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to new york in the middle of the night. >> i'm not sure the it's the middle of the night let me tell you what is happening here. >> 2:30 a.m., 4:30 a.m. very early in the morning. >> will: confirmation. that's white house confirming the "new york post" report that the biden administration has been secretly flying underaged migrants to florida and new york in the middle of the night. i happen to think 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. although i often get up 4:00 a.m. "fox & friends" in the middle of the night. for all that we know, it might not just be limited to those states, buses there are waiting to take them to prearranged dropoff locations. there is no end in sight to this self-created border crisis. as reports are coming in that the, quote: mother of all caravans self-named is heading towards biden's open border joining me is nationally sand na loesch and miranda devine. landing in west chester and other places after being picked up at the southern border of the united states. >> that's right. we just followed that route from texas to the southern border to white plains and they come via jacksonville, florida where they drop off some of their migrants and then they arrive in the dead of night as you said. and the curfew at that white plains airport is midnight these planes are flying in way after curfew. charter bus and police escort waiting for them. we just observed two flights west chester and one from west chester and one that left jacksonville that came to white plains last week. of those we saw about 100 migrants come off each plane and we followed a couple of buses that went one two long island to drop migrants off group home former orphanage. they have contract with the federal government to house migrant youth. there were several adults that as far as i could see and photographer could see that came off the flight as well. the government is telling us all children it doesn't look like that to us. regardless, it's all being done secretly and the federal government was not trying to hide what they were doing. they would show us who was on the plane and tell us where they were taking them and they wouldn't be doing these flights in the dead of night. >> will: it seems indisputable that they are doing this secretly. why else break curfew and why else do it all through the night? dana, not talking about necessarily large numbers of people but what seems to be escaping our policymakers or the people who refuse to make policy is the idea of incentive. if it is that you can cross the border and if you then get shipped wherever you want to go, why would you be surprised then that a caravan of 95,000 people set to launch in mexico in the next couple of days? they are calling it by the way. the madre of car vana, the mother of all caravans. >> exactly right, will. it is incentive. when people see that there is no law and order being enforced not just at the border but in the interior. i thought miranda's story was fantastic. my question as a parent was where are the parents of these children, these minors being transported up to new york and being put on buses thereafter. do we even know where they are going? have any local officials been made aware? that's a very serious issue. but, will, further to your point, with the border, you are going to have more children that are going to be coming up towards the border and taken by coyotes and taken across the border or trafficked. that's the other thing. we don't even know about the safety or well-being of these kids and this is supposed to be in the name of some kind of fake compassion from this administration about the polite of these people that are trying to seek entry into the united states in if it's about compassion, there would be some sort of regular order that people could follow and we could verify to see who they were and make sure that, yes, they are a family unit and these children are their children and maybe you could stay and apply for asylum and follow the process like every other person, will, that's ever had to immigrate to this country. and that's a complete breakdown of course have this incentive we will have this again and again and again and this administration will fix it. >> will: what are those details, dana, where are they going? why are a lone can you as a migrant say i would like to be dropped off in new york and you have a private chartered flight do so? you say my parents are in new york and, therefore, you are put on a plane? details of how this comes together logistically are mystifying. >> you have to look at the publicly available flight logs to see it happening all over the country. several hubs across the country, these planes because you are not going to leave upwards of 1.5 million illegal migrants counsel by the border because it would be a catastrophe. they have to disperse them quietly around the country and communities that don't know what's going on. and we have seen as we watched one bus take a -- or two buses actually one flight take a bunch of these migrants on wednesday night to and drop them off at a rest area off the new jersey turnpike. now, if they were children, this was really failure of the duty of care of hhs because they didn't check the identification of any of the people that came up in cars to pick those people up. how do we know who they are? >> will: oh, wow. >> we know tom homan who was border security under donald trump said that they spent inordinate amount of time vetting the people that could come up and pick up unaccompanied minors, but that's been short changed with this government. and they are not talking. >> will: really quickly, no question it changes the fabric of america is it intended to do so. >> we need people to come in legally not illegally. your first act in the country doesn't break the law. it is melling pot. that isn't the p.c. word to use. we are racial freedom not racial identity. we are a republic around law and order. >> will: it is changing the fabric of 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is burning. new york is burning, too. but the city council here has other priorities like removing a statue of thomas jefferson and declaring racism a public health crisis. joining me now to break down this lunacy the policy brit hume fox news senior political analyst. brit, i guest we can rest easy the new york politicians have their policies in the right place murder up, jefferson statues down. >> that's the idea, you know, this civil rights movement was a great movement at one time. it was about tearing down barriers and now to much of the time it is about tearing down statues. doing that, tearing down a statue or moving it out of sight or whatever they want to do is not going to change the life of one kid in harlem or new york or anywhere else. these are empty gestures. designed to fan the flames of racial disagreement in this country. and it's all about when you get down to it, will, you were so right throughout most of this broadcast. it is about the collapse of individual responsibility, which was something that has been integral to america's growth and prosperity and now we see people in a situation where the criminals are not really to blame. it's the police force. and, you know, crimes go unpunished, unarrested. you have, you know, people walking out of walgreen's stores in san francisco with tons of material and selling it on the street and all that unpunished. personal responsibility is not the order of the day. >> will: you know, brit, as i was listening to you i started thinking about this i this i want to talk about this later this week ton "fox news primetime." these rolling state of emergencies, i don't know how many states are living under a state of emergency, most because of covid, but to see the new york politicians declare racism a public health crisis, it's not just a reflection of their priorities, increasingly it will be a power center source for them. if it's an emergency, all measures are worthwhile. >> that's right. and the truth of the matter is that what these politicians are doing, they are exploiting really the decency of the american people, which responded to the situation in this country where racism was much too prevalent and persisted long after the slaves were freed and america as a nation stood up, took notice of that and made major, major changes. well which have opened doors of opportunity throughout the land, throughout society, really. and it changed -- and it touched the conscience of the nation. americans don't believe racism is a terrible thing and being a called a racist one of the worst things it can happen. it has become a power front scrupulous politicians have exploited it ever since and continued to. by keeping the issue alive, they keep a source of power for themselves alive. >> will: and they keep the decline of american cities in a perpetual state of tragedy, murder, crime, homelessness, all on the rise while they battle this don key humane societiy wind mill of accumulating more power for themselves. brit, i think it's the first time we have talked. i hopenot the last. >> i hope so too, will. nice to see you. >> will: battle for critical race theory in our schools has become a major flash point in one place in particular, ground zero. the virginia governor's race. republican glenn youngkin is within punching distance of clinton hatchet man terry mcauliffe and his support for parents' involvement in their education is a big reason why as we speak youngkin is holding a rally in burke, virginia, it's just wrapping up and highlighting government abuse and the failure of the public school system. here's what he said just a few moments ago. >> when i'm governor, i will demand and we will get it the repeal of the law passed by democrats that allow school districts to cover up serious crimes. never again will radical school boards be able to hide, be able to hide criminals in our schools. >> here now chris rupp poo, senior fellow at the manhattan institute in the central figure next posing critical race theory in every american institution. always good to talk to you, chris. you know, you have done such a great job at exposing this issue and i think americans are rightfully outraged. the question is at what level? will it impact the ballot box? will it impact school board election? the case of virginia, will it swing this gubernatorial race? >> well, i think it's time will tell. it's a very difficult political landscape because, as you know, virginia is really now a deep blue state. but, what i think that glenn youngkin is seeing and we are seeing with the great tremendous crowds that are rallying to his side is that critical race theory san issue that polarizes parents, conservatives oppose it but also independents and then about a quarter of all democrats, also oppose it in schools. so, he is seeing a territory where he is moving fairfax and loudoun county which voted for joe biden by about a 30 point margin on average that are now supporting him by about a 10 point margin on the issue of critical race theory. so you are seeing a huge 40 point swing to his ad van damage. that's why he is making it the closing theme of his campaign. it's too early to tell whether that will be enough. his internal polling data must suggest that there is hope and there is certainly hope in hundreds of thousands of patience all over this country. mobilizing to fight crt. >> will: chris, i'm fascinated how passionate people are about this issue. i was talking the other night and a mother came up to me. this was in a social gathering. all she wanted to talk about was this toxic ideology and made its way into her children's school. and, chris, i'm telling you beyond passionate. she didn't want to hear from me about masks or even plexiglass. what she didn't want either. she wanted to talk about the poisoning of her children's mind. i'm fascinated to see, like you pointed out, a blue state here. terry mcauliffe has drawn drawn the line on education parents should get out of the way. parents should not be manipulating what heir children learn. i'm so fascinated to see who this passion does for political implications. >> yeah, i think that this fight is really not even about critical race theory or no critical race theory. there is something that is much deeper that i think motivates people like you are talking about. it's really a question of who controls public institutions in our democracy, in our society, and our constitutional republic. is it going to be the bureaucrats and diversity come sars and teachers unions or going to be as glenn youngkin is authority power to parent to voters and to families. that really is the key division. do you want to empower the people or do you want to empower the permanent bureaucracy? and that's the national fight that we're seeing playing out on this small scale. i certainly hope that the american people still have the instinct for self-rule and self-governance and i hope that's what prevails in virginia. >> will: you have not just been reporting on this you have been leading the fight against this spread of this toxin. i want to ask you this because this is what this mother asked me what can you do? do you talk to the school leader? i said the problem is it's a ground up problem at this point. it's teachers as well. it's an ideology taught in schools. so in your estimation as quickly as you can. how is this overcome? >> it's overcome through two things. first, we have to just get it out of schools. we have to ban it and accomplish it. abolish it. right to exit failing institutions. no child should be trapped in a failing public school that violates his sense of conscience that violates the values of the parents. every parent should take the education dollars anywhere that they wish. >> will: right. >> school choice will liberty people, it will empower people and actually depolarize some of these national fights that we have seen. >> will: like we learned, what we have known 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hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. ♪ ♪ >> will: welcome back. a few minutes left in the show, time to put johnny joey joe is on the clock, forgo stories, 60 seconds each, let the emojis be our guide. joey, first, there is no doubt the taliban has had -- i don't read anything before i read it, joey. okay, taliban had a hot boy summer. hot boy summer for the taliban like previously reported, taking selfies, writing bumper cars, but i guess they were so busy with all that they did not have time to brush up on basic geography fear or have you seen this, joey? reporter asked taliban official defined afghanistan on the globe, he was clueless. look at him spinning the globe. i don't know? >> you know, it is easy to make fun of them but it really kind of highlights the fact, war is not all about the intellectuals, sometimes war is just about who is willing to die for their cause. i don't have any respect for the taliban, but i mean, they are in charge of that country known for a reason. i will say, on a kind of lighthearted site, i've got buddies i went to school with for 12 years, they grew up here, and they still became a tennessee fan, so i'm not sure we taught geography in my school. >> will: i'm not sure joe biden -- if i gave joe biden that globe right now, could you point afghanistan right now? next story, we all know about paternity leave, but what about paw-ternity leave? a british ceo asked if he should grant an employee time off to spend with their new puppy, at over 34,000 people voted and almost 40% said yes, you can take off time for your new puppy, joey. >> yeah, listen, if you need leave from work to take care of your puppy, you probably shouldn't have a puppy. you are probably not ready for it in your life, that is okay. dogs are a lot of work, service dogs are a lot of work, that's why i don't have one, but if you can't take care of a dog and go to work, you're kind of missing out on basic life skills and probably don't need that dog anymore. you want to talk about climate change, using too much energy, maybe we have too many puppy mills. maybe these geneseeers need to work, i don't know. >> will: i didn't know you wanted a service dog. >> those are not service dogs, they are protection dogs. >> will: moving on, most athletes listen to music to get fired up before big games, but not carl anthony towns of the minnesota timberwolves. he takes a different approach, hip hip and they watch as videos of guerrillas fighting each other each game, before each game. okay, joey, what do you watch to get pumped up before coming on fox? >> hey, number one, i am all for men tapping into their primal side. if you read the tweet i read when he kind of talked about this, i am all about it. he is talking about who is going to win in nature. before i went on, i would listen -- i just put the right energy and it would allow me to push everything out of my mind. i am all about pregame rituals, getting pumped up and tapping into the primal side. at this point in my life, i don't get upset anymore, i'm a pretty calm guy. >> will: i listen to slow, sad country music. must explain a lot about me. [laughter] is there another kind of country music? the only real -- >> country and western. >> will: last story, the war on halloween continues as another school, this time in boston, decides that costumes should be prohibited. why? because they're not inclusive enough and could upset someone. sorry kids, no dressing up this year, the walk mob wins again. joey? >> yeah, you know, you want to know where they get all this energy to find things to be upset about, listen, my mom did not celebrate halloween, so when it came time for halloween, i just wore my overalls to school and i would dirty myself up and see a farmer that day. it is not an expensive thing. my mom didn't care for it. we weren't offended by it, we understood it was part of american culture. i think you learned a little bit of character when you have to put up with things you don't like or don't celebrate yourself, and the fact we would neuter our society through eradicating halloween, what are we doing? >> will: is not about energy, it's a never ending forest fire in need of new fuel. that is what woke cancellation is about peer glad to see you later, joey, thank you for jumping on and thank you at homg "fox news primetime," don't forget to check out the will cain podcast every monday, wednesday, friday. i will be back tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy tuesday. we are going to take you back about a year and a few months today the day america changed. this really was the pivot point. it was the height of the year at blm riots early last summer and rioters in minneapolis had just torched a bunch of different buildings and standing in front of them was an msnbc reporter who was broadcasting live from the scene. th