do christopher steele family. steve hilton wants to talk about what joe biden is doing overseas. how his trip may go. james murray what he looks like without a shirt on. impractical joker take his shirt off all depends if we get to all the stories at the end of the show because he goes on the clock. meanwhile, this: we start in washington, d.c. where it's becoming increasingly clear that the democratic party doesn't give a damn about you. you got americans becoming increasingly concerned about education. their children, inflation. chaos at the border and gas prices. what is happening in washington? democrats aren't even listening or even pretending to. it doesn't look like their agenda matches up, to i don't know, anybody's agenda except theirs? massachusetts rep ayanna pressley's office phone has been sent to voice mail for the last 18 months. and one of the things she says as she listens to her constituents? i hope her constituents haven't needed anything for the last 18 months like, i don't know, answers on why the groceries are so expensive. gas is double, and a whole lot more like the supply chain and christmas. instead presley' sights set on something entirely different. >> care is infrastructure. house something infrastructure. climate justice is infrastructure. paid leave is infrastructure. disability justice is infrastructure. let's pass the build back better act. >> brian: all right. you got the gist. she doesn't care what the people who actually elected her have to say or even f. they even have a road to drive to. instead following the lead of aoc and other squad members, progressives as they try to push through this massive spending bill reads more like a progressive wish list which they currently can't even approve because there is not enough of their wishes granted on that list. which is over 1600 pages. it seems like the government is doing everything possible to make you, dependent on them. just look at how the white house envisions your life. they have actually released this comic called the life of linda. focuses on a single mom and a son making $40,000 a year and shows the government control them from the cradle to grave. let's show a few of them and look at together. it's really exciting. let's start here. it's time because you have a child tax credit to go shopping. now you can afford it with that $300 per month. after shopping, i want you to drop your son, who is supposed to be 3 but looks like he is 13 at preschool for some high quality free pre-k care. and then let's take a look at free community college. guess what it yields? you learn a trade to get that union government job where you build windmills. that is indeed the goal. i don't know, is that the aspiration of every young woman to be a single parent desperately trying to grab hold of a government job? this is the same government that has no problem taking your hard earned dollars and pledging it to people beyond our borders it brings me to the next story. case in point, "wall street journal" today. the big story, i didn't even think it was true. the biden administration in talks right now to offer illegal immigrant families separated during the trump administration $450,000, maybe more in personal compensation to resolve lawsuits filed on behalf of parents and children who the government subjected them to lasting psychological trauma by separating them at the border, something that was reversed by the president through an executive order the president at the time, president trump. you heard that right. 450,000 a person. and migrants are getting the news that you can cash in on traveling with children. that's going to be a go sign for everybody else. as the a.p. reports the new caravan coming from mexico is full of children. so forget making windmills. apparently all you have to do in america to get rich is cross the border alone and then send for your parents later. think of that message it sends to others in other countries. as tax dollars of hardworking americans like you are going to be handed over to legit criminals who flat out broke our law. senator tom cotton put it very well in a quote on a tweet saying this: pay a burglar who broke into your home for the psychological trauma they endured while doing the crime. remember, they came to our border illegally. so, how does this end up? who is advising the president? texas democrat congressman henry cuellar broke it down on the radio with me today. remember, democratic congressman from texas. listen. >> he has surrounded himself on the immigration issue with people that have background in -- i will call them immigration activists. the administration gets advice from career people and from the political appointees. the career people in homeland and other places they get it. i talk to them. they get it. but, you know, you got political people that make those type of decisions and it's unfortunate that they are not listening to the career people, the men and women in green and blue and other folks that have been doing this for so many years. >> brian: so you understand that if you actually wanted to solve the problem and you don't want to deal with republicans, you have a democrat who lives on the border on a border state representing democratic constituents who put him in office every year. he has the answer to the border. he goes to other countries. and he actually stays in his country. and then tries to get through to a democratic president and he doesn't even take his call. it's now open business for illegals crossing. i want to bring all this to the attention of stephen miller, former white house senior adviser and america first legal founder. steve, henry cuellar an example of a democrat who cares more about his country than his party. we need more of that. >> we do. in fact, a single senate democrat if they were to speak up and have the power to shut this whole thing down, just think about it for a second, 50/50 senate. if manchin or sinema or kelly or jon tester picked up the phone and called the president and said i'm not voting for any of your bills or know of your nominees unless you change course on the border they would have border check mated. it amazing not one senate democrat who has had a critical word to say about what's happening right now. >> brian: it is crazy. because you can go back and roll clips from dick durbin in 2008. joe biden in 2004. talking about the need to do all of these things. chuck schumer, harry reid. steven, talk about the $450,000 for separating families at the border? not a good move. i know the message you guys were trying to send. but it was quickly reversed. but are they worthy of $450,000 of family? >> well, first of all, that's insane. secondly, this issue is widely misunderstood. you are talking about individuals who commit a federal crimes who were criminally prosecuted and who, during the pendency of their incarceration, were separated from their families. there are literally millions with an m., millions of american citizens who have been criminally prosecuted and separated from their families. for example, v.p. harris was the attorney general of california. she presided over many low level drug offense prosecutions. there are thousands and thousands of families living in her home state of california who were separated not for days but more months or years for drug offenses. are they getting any kind of reparations payment? any kind of settlement? i don't think so. no american citizen who goes to jail is then given reparations let alone half a million dollars per family member. nothing like this has ever been attempted in the hills industry of the world. >> brian: i watched "60 minutes" do immigration story. i thought okay they are going to talk about the 1.7 million illegals we got instead of the god aways. whatever focused to those families separated at the border? this is something looking for political gain. they don't want this story to go away. do you think this is pure politics or do you think this is a heart for those who can't find their mom? >> well, first of all, again, the individuals that you are talking about that were criminally prosecuted, when they finished serving their time in federal jail, or federal prison as the case may be, some of them were opted to return home and leave their family members here and some opted to go home with their family members. that was a choice that they made. as happens all the time in the immigration context. any time you deport somebody, that's a choice that provided to them if they have a relative that for some reason is able to stay in the country. so, all of this nonsense that you have heard about family separation is a lie. let's be very clear. let's get to the heart of this issue. donald trump shut down child trafficking. donald trump shut down child smuggling. donald trump saved the lives of tens of thousands from the horrors of being put into the hands of coyotes, sexually assaulted, raped, brutalized, beaten, joe biden is inflicting on these families every single day. how many kids are sold into sex trafficking? how many kids are sold into labor trafficking. how many kids are raped and beaten as a result of joe biden's policies. he is a moral monster. what he is doing has a heart for no one but the democrat party and its desire, they believe, to import voters, period. that's what this is about. >> brian: right, steve, the word in the white house don't bring up afghanistan and the border. if they don't talk about it, it will go away. that is absolutely wrong. it's anti-leadership. not even bad leadership. stephen miller, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: ohio senate candidate and author bestselling author j.d. vance. j.d., what do you take from how i started? it doesn't seem like the agenda of the democrats is even listening to what the people in america care about and maybe virginia backs up my belief. >> yeah, you are absolutely right. i think that joe biden is treating his citizens not as fellow citizens in a constitutional republic. is he basically treating them like a colonial occupying power. he has complete disregard for their concerns, disregard for their feelings for their viewpoints. i mean, look at the end of the day, if you are an orphan or a widow of somebody who get killed in combat for our country, you don't get the same payout as if you broke our immigration laws, immigrated illegally across the southern border that joe biden has given you. what signal does that send to northwestern citizens that if you fight and die for this country your life is not as worthwhile as if you broke our laws to illegally cross our border? >> brian: all true. j.d., success leaves clues. and whether youngkin wins or not and looks like he is up oby 8 and terry mcauliffe's camp is panics. if success leaves clues, is one of the clues the success don't you surrogates use yourself? don't talk about a country if you are running for a state? >> absolutely. that's one of the clues and another clue is don't shirk from the culture war. i think for republicans very often the media doesn't want us to talk about things like critical race theory, things like gender theory. things like mask mandates at school. but glenn youngkin is running on critical race theory and he may very well win a blue state. i think this is frankly one of the takeaways of donald trump's political success is that when you actually fight on the issues that your base cares about, you can often win a lot of people in the middle and get elected to an important office. we shouldn't run away from the issues that the media tells to us run away from. >> we have often they want us to ignore those issues because they realize they are politically powerful. >> brian: yeah, going to be interesting what happens next tuesday because there is no doubt about it, nationalizing the virginia election, blew up in terry mcauliffe's face. j.d. vance, as you try to be the next senator from ohio, best of luck. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: coming up straight ahead democrats are desperate and resorting to dirty tricks in the v.a. governor race. i'm not kidding. they admitted to it. who would you rather see spend a billion dollars of owrtsd nancy pelosi cash on equity or elon musk who wants to send civilization to mars. vivek ramaswamy is here next with that very question. i hope he has an answer. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. 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i'm not going to do it. at the same time, brian, we need to be making sure no one likes crony capitalism either. that's a lot of what this bill contains. it's not about helping people at the bottom and certain sectors lobby better than the others. learn from the past to know that's a bad mistake to make. >> brian: on the task then elong musk between 2014 and 2018, 200 million in taxes astounding, only 3.2% of his wealth. are you comfortable with that as somebody who wants to get -- is almost there, has already experienced more wealth than most people will be in multiple life times. are you multiple with that rate? >> look, i think it depends on the context of what kind of rate you are talking about. but, overall i tend to think that lower taxes tend to work better in unlocking innovation and allowing people and giving them the means to succeed. if you are asking my opinion i would like to move away taxes while they are alive incentive through income, even through low capital gains taxation. bring it back at the end. at the end of the day, i'm not a big fan of creating inner generational wealth taxes. take a flat tax today. a low flat tax from everybody in turn that's a system where it's going to come back in the end so you don't indoctrinate inner generational dynasties. i don't think his kids will be better off inherit vast. mars while he is alive much better bet than nancy pelosi wants to do any given way. that's not something i hear coming from republicans or democrats. that to me the system i' would want to see. i wouldn't want my son to develop more wealth born in a particular family. inanother ventilators achieve whatever they want course of their life. have the incentives and wealth to do it while they are alive. other ways to solve for that system on the back end. that's where i come from. >> brian: interesting. see what happens. people say if you give people like you the incentive they do things like invent civilian space travel. that's a whole industry. brings in engineers and sheet metal workers scientists things that go along with it i appreciate people like you and people like elon musk. i think that's part of what you aspire to. not something you vilify or penalize. vivek, thanks so much, congratulations on the success of your book. >> thanks, brian. good to see you. >> brian: joe biden is done embarrassing himself here in america. now he is on to its. how is he doing? we will bring you inside his clumsy meeting that's his word france g-20 summit. new york is about to get more dangerous as the city's vaccine mandate is forcing thousands of cops and firefighters out of their jobs as of two hours ago. ♪ ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> brian: welcome back virginia's gubernatorial election few days away. latest poll youngkin up by 8. democrats have been nervous. so much so they shelled out big bucks to bring in marc elias. he is the lawyer who has been going across the country challenging and winning election law challenges and voting laws on behalf of democrats. if that doesn't concern you, this should. he was also involved with the firm that hired fusion gps for the clinton campaign. that group behind the steele dossier. it gets worse. he was also associated with and a former partner with clinton attorney michael sussmann just indicted by the john durham probe for lying to the fbi. so, do you blame republicans for being a little concerned about the democrats' hiring this guy? here now jonathan turley, fox news contributor, george washington law professor. jonathan, what bothers you, if anything, about this hire? >> >> well, there great deal, of course, because elias is a known permanent in all of these scandals, we have a special counsel investigation in the field looking at his role in that election. and the pushing of the russian collusion scandal. his former partner, the person that represented the clinton campaign with him at the firm was just indicted. you know, elias himself has been sanctioned by a federal court two new york "times" reporters said he and the campaign directly lied to them in denying the role of the clinton campaign behind the steele dossier. the congress said that he was sitting next to john podesta's counsel when podesta denied that the clinton campaign was denied the dossier. it wasn't until after the election that these stories came out. and he has never really answered that. when these things are raised, he attacks people personally. and on social media, or he accuses you of being against democracy itself because you questioned his tactics and his ethics. so, why on earth of all the election lawyers in washington would mcauliffe select this one? you could go to any corner in washington, throw a stick, and hit six people experienced with election law. so why pick this one when there is a special counsel in the field looking at what he did in the last election? >> brian: what is also interesting, and might be compelling is they didn't want this out. so they did not want this out that marc elias was working with the campaign. they tried to kill the story. >> right. literally, you know, the fox reached out after i ran my column and said, what do you have to say about this are you all ramping up for election challenge in the response came back can we kill this story? and then the next day the spokesman for the mcauliffe campaign said we succeeded. we killed the story. so like an all-clear for the media. had that twitterresque feel about it what we saw with the hunter biden laptop that we killed the story, let's just ride it out until after the election. >> brian: jonathan, how crazy about this? they are crossing the social media and traditional media. they can successfully kill a story? they are still doing this? this is a little bit crazy. >> yeah, and then what's really worrisome is that and tiring is that after the election you get these mea culpas like when twitter came to congress and said you know, our bad we shouldn't have killed that story before the election. and we see this cycle repeating itself. and the real question here is whether we are seeing something like a state media without the state. general agreement on what the narrative will be and what will not be reported. >> brian: well, i hate to say it, but they always have us and it is the number one network. oftentimes you can take msnbc and cnn and the ratings don't match us. so people are watching, jonathan. now you can go out to dinner. >> yes. that's right. thanks. >> brian: certainly interesting what's happening on tuesday. jonathan turley, thanks so much. meanwhile, if you wonder where the president is and why the lights oare out. he is in rome g 20 attempting to build bang better his credibility on the world stage that really went well when you consider what happened in afghanistan. you got to feel as though the president has got a lot of ground to pick up. only focusing on domestic agenda. when asking relationship with france is repaired after screwing them out of a submarine deal. answer wasn't convincing. >> is the relationship repaired? >> you are asking me? >> yes. >> my answer is i think what happened, was -- [inaudible] what did was clumsy. i'm under the certain things had happened that hadn't happened. >> brian: all right. sorry about taking a deal away from you that would have given you $100 billion. it happens to all of us. steve hilton host of the next revolution knows what it's like at international events. now he is an american citizen but knows what it's like at g-20. steve, your impression of how it's going to so far and the president's response clumsy? >> columnsy. it's hilarious. it might have been better if he columnsy. then he could have won over the french with this he said i have got to have something to go over there in other words the presidency and at stake. i need something from you to show we are serious from climate. they turned around and said drop dead. we are not giving you anything. he arrives there confirming what all the europeans already knew as to what he did in afghanistan which is you can't trust america with biden there. you can't trust anything he says. he is going to lecture and preach about climate and everyone has to act now because the world is going to earned in 12 years or whatever the latest catastrophizing madness is what are you doing about it biden. well, i have got to talk to aoc, the squad. it's a joke. he's a joke. is he making america look like a joke. it's only going to go down here from here as far as i can make out. g-20 the climate summit. what is the point of him going. he would be better off just staying home. steve. >> steve: , record that open answer to my question, opening monologue this weekend. the french military chief says it's still a -- america is still a major ally. we need a very clear sign that trust can still be there. that is a -- that's a -- that is a brush back pitch. >> oh, of course. i mean, and that is the real problem here. and i think they all know because they are not idiots. they understand and they could see what's going on. and all the ambassadors are telling him what's really going on. the fact is that the really troubling part of what has been happening is the actually people can see biden irrelevant. he is actually really not in charge of any kind of domestic agenda in terms the foreign policy. it's all over the place. you saw it with the australia-u.k. deal that they did which, of course, the french -- the other thing by the way i should mention when you talk about biden and how he behaves in this ridiculous manner, he also, we should note, decided to throw his team under the bus and say -- i thought you were told. i really thought that you had been told about this. he is the president. he is the one that's supposed to take responsibility for these relationships. but, as always, he throws someone else under the bus. he takes no responsibility for anything all these disasters, there is always somebody else's fault. afghanistan, it's someone else's fault. they didn't give me the advice. he lied about that. pat lodge call with him. is he a pathological liar. and he is pathological about blaming other people for his own screw ups and he is at it again today. no wonder they don't trust him. >> brian: steve hilton on fire. i would say he first met with the pope one hour and 15 minutes and declared himself a good catholic by the power vetsed in joe biden is he a good catholic according to himmenned a according to the pope. steve, will watch your show this weekend. thank you so much. we love the submarine deal but to screw an ally when a phone call would have done or some type of compensation is really clumsy. thanks so much. steve. all right. i got some good news the he president freedom fighter out on tuesday. that will be abraham lincoln, frederick douglass and the battle to save american's soul. see you at has set and staten island barnes & noble on the 4th and go to lanceville, geaf. lexington, kentucky on saturday big book festival and i want everyone to join me in charleston, west virginia, the hot bed. also we have orlando, a lot of stage shows. go to brian kilmeade.com. hope to see you on the road. coming up, this important story, thousands of new york's finest and bravest will be out of work coming monday, as of two hours ago i should say now that the deadline has passed, we will talk to the fdny union president in a moment. ♪ ♪ and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? 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the last thing you said is 68% of firefighters in new york city have been vaccinated. what about now? >> well, if that number from the department i wouldn't doubt it. i don't know what the change has been. my members have had up until 5:00 tonight announce the department whether or not they are vaccinated. i really don't have that information. right now they are probably calculating what the department is going to look like on monday morning. >> brian: what do you think? >> i wouldn't be surprised if 30% -- 25 to 30% of the department is unvaccinated. 20 to 35% of firefighters. i understand the officers reached 70%. probably close to 80 at this point. no way to know until they count the numbers. >> brian: sanitation down to 53% -- excuse me, 67%. 53% for correction. this is just going to hit deadline after deadline. are you going to be able to function if you lose, let's say, 20% of the firefighters of your force? >> it is going to be next to impossible to keep the same level of service up in new york city from. what i understand, there are already firehouses closing due to staffing shortage. it's not known to many people but outside, you know, outside the department, but for the last several months, we have had firefighters working more than 24 hours. three tours and four tours just to keep firehouses open. you know, this staffing crisis that's going on right now is only going to be exacerbated several firehouses close the last few days. they can't keep the doors open. our staff something probably just as bad as corrections. except, you know, their issue is much more public. our members have been working third and fourth tours just to keep firehouses open. if they send a third of the firefighters home on monday, you're going to see a very different fire department. we're going to be closing dozens of companies. >> brian: real quick how many fires on average do you think you go to and how will that be affected? how many emergencies and emt operations are you called into. >> right. i announced these numbers at a press conference yesterday. based on the last fiscal year the mayor's manager report it's online you can google it. we go to on average as of last year 65 structural fires a day. 1400 life threatening medical emergencies a day. and there are over 80 heart attacks a day in new york city. the survival rate, based on last year's numbers, for a heart attack in new york city, is 32%. if that -- they actually have a different number heart attack is witnessed as if you would were to kill over right now your chance of survival 42 minutes. every minute you add to the response time is going to take that much -- that going to move that you far away from the survivability rate. if response times climb from 6, 7, 8 minutes up to 12, 13, 14, 15 minutes. the chance of you surviving is going to drop drastically. you will be out of the range and that 42% of witness survival rate could drop to 20. >> brian: do you know what? that's on the mayor. >> there is no way to know. it's going to go down. >> brian: let him digest those numbers. is he responsible because these guys are ready to work for a living. andrew, hopefully sober minds will prevail and a way to negotiate and push this deadline back. we will find out on monday. thanks so much. >> we are hoping to push the deadline back. corrections has until december 1st. our staffing problem is very similar to theirs. again, we are asking for members. we are asking for all the exemptions, members just getting over infection to stick with the cdc's guideline they had several weeks ago 90 days and all the members want to keep the vaccine testing policy which is also on the vaccine website. >> brian: go get them andrew. thanks so much. also here tonight will cain "fox & friends weekend" co-host and host of the will cain podcast a buzz across the nation as does jason rantz every time he is on the radio. they both join us now. first up on mandates, jason, you just went through it in seattle. the force was depleted anyway. how is it going? >> it's not going well. every single day this month and next month they have been projecting to be down several officers in every single precinct across every single watch. and what this means is that they are now leaning on other units, non-patrol units to come and police. they are pulling detectives off cases. they are pulling folks out of the domestic violence unit so they can respond to 911 calls and just meet the minimum staffing for a city of this size. as you just noted, we have been down hundreds of officers before this. so even to take the 100-plus officers that they just did off the force, has significant public safety concerns. this is the biggest threat to public safety, it's the vaccine mandate. >> brian: will, in new york, the police department, the nypd officer for the mandate, we will be okay. we have contingency plans. those plans are being installed right now. do you feel better? >> no, i don't feel better at all. i feel much, much, much worse. i listened to your interview where i heard something like 30% of the fdny force could be let go. could be forced to walk away based upon this mandate. look, if you want to be a 10 pot authoritarian antiscience dictator, that's one thing. but if you want to be someone who is a threat to public health and make no mistake, these mandates are a threat to public health, on one hand, bloomberg, brian, as i'm sure you know is reporting that these vaccines have done almost nothing to stop the transmission of the day or night. say what you will about reducing the severity of hospitalizations but do nothing to reduce transmission, if that's the case, what's the point in the mandate? on the other hand, you are laying off cops and firefighters, extending call times, putting people's lives in danger. bill de blasio and every little authoritarian into these mandates you are a public health threat. make no mistake about it. >> brian: we have heard immunity being up 61-nothing, doing everything make sure there is a shut out. the numbers are so positive their they don't plush them anymore. next naacp will real quick has said stay out of texas. it's bad for women. it's bad for minorities. i encourage all professional athletes, men and women, not to re-sign with the mavericks, the rockets, name a professional team, the cowboys, the astros, the texans, what do you think? >> will: well, i think two things, first of all, it's despicable the naacp is referencing, for example, texas abortion laws. they are voting integrity laws. and by the way the naacp to the extent they represent african-americans, black americans, who suffers more under prevalent abortions than african-americans? they are some of the most the biggest population that suffers under abortion in this sun country and here is the naacp saying a state protecting children from being murdered is a problem for black americans. but, on the other hand, brian, on the bright side, smoke is going to listen to this. no sports team is going to suffer no. athletes is going to listen to this. it's a whisper in a forest. it will effect nobody. >> brian: jason, don't you love the fact that baseball has to deal with the world series in atlanta? wasn't good enough all-star game. good enough for world stage in biggest series. your thoughts? >> yeah, of course, i mean i love that they list a whole bunch of groups of people aren't safe in texas. i can think of one group very safe in texas right now. they are unborn children. they will not be harmed in the state of texas if these laws continue. look, push politics aside, i don't care what the naacp has to say about politics. why don't you allow the people who are athletes make decisions for their own. clearly going in the direction of just forcing people into taking certain perspectives or shaming them if they don't. >> will: by the way, brian, judging on the license plates driving around the state of texas where i live. no one is listening, everyone is moving to texas. >> brian: i was having to conversation with the a owners they said don't worry about it it's not a big deal. for the record, jason, you would not know this, will did not tuck in his shirt untuckit shirt with the blazer. that is the story the weekend show wouldn't tell. >> i kind of guessed that. >> brian: breaking news all the time. come on will. james murray, get ready, you are on the clock. ♪ ♪ r grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? 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>> i'm ready to go, i'm excited, 4 minutes, four topics, let's do it. >> brian: the dictionary is adding 455 new words and due to high demand miriam webster is adding the phrase "dad bod" the dictionary. does this mean dad bods are finally in? >> they were never out, that is the first thing. merriam-webster did not go far enough. i went to the internet and i looked up words that america and the world should also be in the dictionary. here are a few. the first one was cellfish, a guy who refuses to hang up his cell phone when the plan is trying to take off. the moment you turn on the car, he falls asleep. what a jerk. and of course, this basketball should also be in the dictionary, that is a prison he clearly doesn't. >> brian: we split the screen with joe's dad bod when he was in a speedo in the park so america got to ca dad bod, unlike yours, solid muscle. you think you might have a ghost living in your home? studies find 80% of people seem to have witnessed some kind of paranormal activity inside their own home causing one in ten americans to move out. would you move out? >> i personally would move out but that is only if i believed. i'm here to tell you, america, there is no such thing as ghosts. >> brian: really? >> i'm telling you, i've never witnessed anything paranormal in my life. it is crazy, it just doesn't exist. get your head out of your butts, america, there is no such thing as paranormal. stay in your home, stay in the house, you paid a lot of money for it, come on, okay? it doesn't exist. what is the next topic? i'm ready to go. >> brian: are you sure? next up, a boston surgeon got a little hungry before the surgery. he leaves his patient in the operating room and he ate lunch in his car and even took a nap afterwards. at that point the surgeon decided to go home and not go back to work leaving his patient on the operating table. he has been fined $5,000 for it. do you think you will learn his lesson after that type of fine? >> that was an expensive lunch but we have all been in his position. surely you have been -- don't you carry a basket of cheddar made biscuits between your legs for commercial breaks? >> brian: right, but i don't leave. >> last time i was there i distinctly saw a basket of cheddar made biscuits between your legs and you were snacking between commercial breaks but we've all been there, you don't have time to take a break. rather than go to your car, just eat while you were there at work. it is such a better choice, honestly. >> brian: you ate but you stayed on camera. if i talked to you when you were eating in your car it would have shown you didn't learn, therefore no fine and you get to eat. he should have eaten in the o.r. is what i'm saying. >> tucker: i feel bad for the next person about to go on the clock, no one is more prepared than the sky. if you're single and looking to celebrate there is a brand-new app for you called caddy because you like cats. it's for singles looking to find fellow cat members. do you think fellow impractical jokers will be on this app? >> he likes it, honestly, he will be banned from tabby, for sure. that said it made me think of an idea. there should be dating apps for animal lovers of all kinds. let's say you have a pet pig, you should join an app called porker. let's say you have a pet horse, you love horses, joy and amount. the app is a great one, right? let's say you like marine life, joy and plenty of fish. it is already out there, it exists, you will never ever find sal on tabby, that is for darn sure. >> brian: i don't think we will find him on mount either. we will find out how that goes pure james, congratulations. anyone else who goes on the clock, you've set the bar so high i would just quit. fantastic, have a great weekend. check out his show, fantastic. meanwhile, my new book is out on tuesday, go to atbrian kilmeade.com. more good news, rachel will be hosting all week. next up is tucker. if you can come acuity snare drum, not a kettle drum. watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." about 20 minutes into the 2016 presidential campaign it was pretty clear the american media were horribly addicted to donald trump. they hated trap, obviously but they also needed him in order to live and that is the face of addiction. if you've ever seen a person who grimaced while gulping warm vodka before breakfast with shaky hands you know what it looks like.