first date and always a chance to escape reality of the crazy world we live in but apparently we forgot the rules of what it is to go to the movies the pandemic killed moviegoing and hot and we want to catch up with but instead of escaping, we walk into a karen and becky low rumble. people are fighting over seas because no one apparently can read anymore and every movie offend someone and they feel the need to let us all know how offended they are. you want to sit at home and complain about netflix while binge watching serial killer documentaries, it's fine, that's your bag but just like a baby, is leave that in your bag as a home when you go to the movies. some of the summer's biggest movies brought out the woke and super maga mommy, we've got going on both side. i love going to the movies and always have and i like to bring my kids to the movies and most of the time i let my kids take the movies so i don't always love the selections that i am a dad and it's not about me so whether you have kids or not the movies are not about you either. save your opinion for your blog or podcast. the first movie to the summer was barbie or white people's black panther. barbie forever. >> barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> what it is, barbie. there was outrage. the men were dominant barbies were attacking masculinity. if you go to a movie about dolls and come away opinion about family, who have way more problems long before barbie. the woke would not be outdone, every movie with a white man in it or fictional character avatars. ♪ >> is not fair to the oppressed the fake 9-foot blue people portrayed by 9-foot. i guess they were auditioning for smoke excel. you don't like the movie? going to keep it to yourself. ruin it for else i saw barbie and fell asleep but my daughter and wife loved it. when we are tribute to a toy of their childhood and i'm fine with that. then i took my kids to see make two and no, it was not a large, it's a short movie. they don't address the effects of global warming on sharks. >> everybody back to the stati station. >> climate change got big self but a short swim, shark eat and killed what is it and is pregnant but it was no jaws because they forgot about the score. ♪ it was the music of jaws that brought you in. i still get goosebumps when i hear it. i know in the theater is so wrong, how many composers have to starve before you have good music to a shark flick? i'm a grown man who doesn't need to be heard at every when opinions will have to be rushed on the x or the graham then took my kids to see disney's haunted manchin and yes, anything disney these days is up there with nothing by my neighbor's house to watch a game and they bring me a bud light. i'm not a fan but my kids love the ride so i went at it and it was a nice surprise. i was shocked. usually a house full of black people a ghost shows a would be a short movie but fun seeing possible ride in the movie, the kid was cool. the headless woman in the crystal ball, i still can't look at her, it gives me the creeps and i woke i'm sure will be upset because you can't make out the sexuality so boy is not triggering. next, we are going to see the nuclear bomb movie and i hope it's a nice story and not sad. ♪ i think they should change the ending swiss dance off instead of the bomb going off. could you imagine? sadly, yes. at the end of the day issues are not that important, it's just a movie. enjoy the movie or don't but please shut up. some talking is okay like laughing at a joke or clapping for your don't go in there. could you imagine the data card strikes back, look, i am is a deadbeat dad and now he do? i am your father, you know it to be true. >> asked the problem with toxic males, they think they can do what they want. what about our faith? it's fine and sends the wrong message about selling drugs. it wasn't okay then and not okay now. if you can't play well with others because you are in the spectrum of being a jerk, stay home and watch it for you can be miserable by yourself or at least the longest home. otherwise, enjoy your diabetes size coke and popcorn and take two steps back and shut up and enjoy the movies and turn off your phone. if movies aren't your thing but you still want to escape the madness, check me out and see me live on my tour. we got a great show tonight, one and only afro man to talk about bringing hip-hop to the white house normal but for loch ness monster plus the world title is on the line. ec three previous was about to go on of the nwa c5. the world is working man about folks returning to the office of take a look at what folks have to see. >> i wish i did, right now i'm looking for an online job. working from home is easier and it doesn't mean you're not doing your job. it's much more relaxed and you can take a break when you need to. you have someone over your shoulder saying what are you doing? that was three minutes. it makes things worse so it's definitely better to work from home. >> my job is work from home so i am so lucky. i am a flight attendant, it would be difficult to be on a flight from home. >> yes it would be. that's next. ♪ do you ever feel dehydrated and need to feel better quickly? liquid labs from force factor hydrates better and faster than water alone. and, liquid labs is delicious, easy to use and affordable. rush to walmart and find liquid labs in the vitamin aisle. ♪ ow! whoa! watch where you're going. yeah mom, pay attention. what if it's a concussion? hang on, i'll look it up. uh... i'm probably fine... probably? we noticed something wasn't right and got her to a doctor. i thought i was okay, but i had a concussion. sometimes, it's hard to tell on your own. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. what it is, welcome back. time to bring the ruckus. fifty years since the birth of hip-hop rap is officially older than your old on but no less important. starting at a basement party now dominant music was on the planet on planet earth and its most slowing down anytime soon one matter trying to gain all the way to the oval office. trina to discuss, 2024 is a mental candidate and seven-time grammy nominated rap artist afro man, what is. thank you for joining us today. >> how are you doing? >> maintaining. president? >> yes, sir. >> going to run as an independent, democrat or republican critics. >> more to the republican side, i need tax breaks more tax breaks for others. >> we all have democrats and get our first check and when you get the first big check and you see all those zeroes, all of a sudden you think a smaller government would sure be nice right now. besides the fact that you have an iconic rap song, if you play it now, it doesn't matter what age, that's one of the cool things about your music, there's no time constraint on it. especially back then when the song came out, because i got high, when that came out, it was a rebellious song but weed is pretty much legal everywhere so do you get calls from music shops wanting to make your song their theme song? >> yes. the entire industry, the cannabis industry close to song and even anti- love that song because they say everybody with that song, the cops bought it because they say what look what happens when you get high cannabis people are quiet because they liked it. sure it was a song for everybody weirdly. >> when you are putting the song together, is it something that came to you one night or something i got to write a song about getting high or sometimes as things happen on accident, was this the situation? a little bit the all that. i was going to clean my house one day and my friend came over and we played -- he played this song i never heard called one day your here and the next day you're gone so that song was one of those songs that stops you and did that thing to your, you know what i mean? we smoked a blunt and i played over and over. long story short, i never got the house clean, the girls came over. i was wondering, how come i never got the house clean? it was because i got high. >> and it went from there. let's get back to politics. what is your platform, what are you running on? the american voters looking for a lot of things and what's going on with your top two things most important president to fix your first day in office? >> number one -- >> i agree because i think -- i'm all for decriminalization but we kind of lost the idea of what it's about. somebody on drugs should be in jail, they should be in rehab. but somehow the current administration seems to think carjackings and things like that follow, that's crime. don't open nobody who get recreational smoke and drink and we can accompany ruining somebody's life and stealing their belongings and to separate the two might take someone in the game who can speak on make that message heard. >> yes. medical cannabis and recreational doing a lot of stuff, it's helping with cancer and epilepsy and autism and all kinds of stuff. now it is legal in a lot of states, it's important it's legalized everywhere. prison for doing the same thing the government and states are doing right now you can't do this but we can. >> more people get us about alcohol and weed, the difference is alcohol was first. >> i got this joke, i say i never got on a flight with a person after we smoked a joint but i have had a bottle of gin and beat the crap out of them. >> i too, that man is so aggressive, how much we did he smoke? i wish you the best of luck, you got my vote and please come back anytime, thanks, afro man. fox news got a minute, are you ready for pumpkin spice? i know i am. should kids be banned from social media and should a restaurant be able to kick you out because you have tattoos? the panel is here to tackle that next. ♪ ♪ >> we are back, how soon is too soon? august 12 in the summer is in full swing for some think is the perfect time to sell full treats. krispy kreme this week's kicking off pumpkin spice season with a new line of donuts. 711 selling pumpkin spice latte's and t.j. maxx already has halloween decorations for sale. not one single leaf has fallen and it's still hot outside so why are they forcing fall on us? joining me now is my super panel comedian michael loftus, cohost outnumbered weekends at noon on fox and 7000 other jobs here. [laughter] comedian and my entourage, joe devito. >> pumpkin spice. why the mystery? is it a special plant that only grows a certain time of the year? why can't we have pumpkin spice year-round? >> it is the american coal mine, they figure out is the smell of pumpkin that takes you back to happy times, pumpkin pie, thanksgiving, christmas, the more you like pumpkin spice, the worst your home life was. [laughter] >> have you seen anyone eating a pumpkin? >> you don't have to wait all year. this is like catnip for white women when this comes around, pumpkin spice season. people are dying of dehydration, it's summertime. you don't need to give me something to drink that tastes like a yankee candle. just eat a pumpkin, fly the filling. >> nobody eats the pumpkin, i saved the sinema, you never see anyone chewing on a pumpkin. >> isn't it weird how pumpkins have been around thousands of years but 2005 it popped off the something else going on. >> no one is the insides of a pumpkin. >> zoo video, i never drink those things, beautiful, awesome to think about but in reality, i have drip coffee every day and dessert in the forms of whatever it is. one of the don't companies, i held myself and i have the new pumpkin spice cream cheese, it was amazing, probably 23 hours but for coffee, i don't agree with it for the 8-dollar price tag. >> pumpkin spice, no one knows what it is. we have the orange refresher back but moving on, how young is too young for social media? lawmakers are hoping to pass a bill mandating his get there parents permission to join things like to talk an instagr instagram. the state is looking into join arkansas, louisiana, texas and utah which passed similar laws. the measure requires verifying an account of the holders agent if they are under 18, mom and dad decides to be on this. it's great. you got to be 18 to buy a cigarette and 20 want to have a beer and you are dealing with adults and people you don't know, kids are not equipped to deal with this. >> i would pump up to 21. i would have -- the people who run facebook and apple, they don't let's her children on these eskimos didn't want them having tablets because they know it starts messing with her friends. i want like one magically when you turn, you can get a gun, lose and do social media. the reverse purged like jimmy is 21 on the roof with no pants and a shotgun, he's doing and tik tok video. >> at 21, fine, and ago. >> and it can get weird. [laughter] >> when you turn 21. >> a good combination. i think this is a step in the right direction and send a good message but on the first person to be anticoagulation but wine sites where you click a different age, kids find a way to get around it and it will be a group of kids will be obedient and find but the bigger messages social media is toxic and its impact on mental health suicide rate so why can't we approach it with the constellation of behavior and it forces out and acknowledges china is behind toxic at and they only let the kids on for 2.5 hours a day. >> one thing, even when i picked the perfect child program for game on apple, they will be interrupted with the commercial for something else. my golf was watching something on a hollowing kitten and then a woman came in as it is my woman or man cheating on me? it was like going crazy like this set for kids, they set traps to get you to go down the wormhole. >> i like to think you're never too young to be exploited by the chinese communist party but i feel bad for young people because when i was growing up, one day of the year you worry about social media and that was when the high school yearbook came out and you sweat it and you just think there is a picture of me and then you look at the picture and you think it's good and you wait another year. >> it should be figure, everyone should have to be verified and submit an id or driver's license against social media because that would stop the trafficking and everyone will be held accountable and the people who attacked us on the weekend would be accountable. >> you have to make it uncool so more old people on these platforms. i want to see people in their 80s tik tok and. >> fifty -year-olds in the now. >> the kids will be like this is for old people. >> this next story hits me to the core. a woman in australia turned away because she has a tattoo. the woman has three chinese symbols on her upper back which she translates to family, love and happiness. regardless, she went to the restaurant to celebrate fran's 45th birthday but when the doorman saw tattoos, who escorted her out claiming the restaurant for bit intimidating aggressive offensive inc. and the woman pleaded for case and to this day she's been denied, should someone be denied for tattoos? i would like to see them try. >> here's what i found fascinating. i went to the restaurant's website and they described themselves as casual, fun. there's nothing casual turning people away for tattoos especially cases, true story, personal story, i was in hong kong and i did have a tattoo i went to a woman's spa and there was no tattoo rule because of the chinese mafia but there were tattoos the members would have to deter and prevent them from coming in so when i saw wings on my back they said that's fine but it's discretion, a reason why it's for the safety of the public and not for the preservation of the fun casual speech five in australia. >> couldn't she put a star or knocking on? she walked in climb so he turned around and watched her walk away, isn't that a form of harassment? [laughter] >> a quarter turn. i have tattoos, i got my first one the biker dude said at the time they wouldn't do public skin and the advice he gave was don't get him anywhere a judge can see them but it impacted my court appearances. [laughter] will allow these things and it used to be you didn't get those because it was jailhouse or gang but now we've pushed the envelope on what's considered extreme appears and people get them on the basis. maybe go to a place where that's not part of the culture that restaurant, go somewhere else. >> it's amazing. if you have hand tattoos, it is a deterrent if you want to murder -- [laughter] >> i think the restaurant, obviously is australia, it is america, he would have a lawsuit today but look at the tattoos and it is -- you see that a lot so i think he was trying to encourage her to be more artistic. the chinese symbols on your neck, you got to go. a butterfly on the lower back? you got to go. listen on the ankle? actually got to go. >> you judge people on the top of their back associate. i think she did something to upset him we don't have the time or the inclination or the energy to looking but it's inappropriate. president biden once again showing us he's the courageous dude in d.c. and ranting a one-on-one interview with the weather channel of course about to be asked about climate change and gave an answer and how things got weird. >> are you to prepared to declare a national emergency in respect to climate change? >> already did that. we joined the paris, a court and passed $368 billion climate control facility, we are moving. it is the existential threat. >> you've already declared a national emergency. >> you got a bug on your. >> you've declared the national emergency. >> practically speaking, yes. >> that's right, he shoot above off the chest. does he understand personal space? it could have been jiminy cricket, fiona. >> i can't believe he didn't try to sniff it off her. >> i remember in 2019 when he filmed a video of himself that said in retrospect, i acted inappropriately with women and i will do better and i understand now there's founders, something i haven't observed for 50 years in office, cut to that. any excuse to put his hands on a woman or child, it's so unbecoming, i can't stand it. >> i can't see a guy anywhere these days would say -- you kn know, text a friend to come over and say there's a bug. >> the woman could have a tarantula crawling on her, i'm not going to reach out and take care of the situation. >> especially if it's her comfort trying to the. [laughter] >> i have to have this, or i will have anxiety attacks. >> the president needs to add extra threat. existential? you don't need the extra. you are president. it's like a doctor saying you are dying, existentially. [laughter] i'm dying. [laughter] >> existential terminal -- >> your dying is going to result in death. speaking of death, we are done here. don't go anywhere, slowly heading back to the office. will ai replace them before they get a chance? we have new yorkers talking about what they thought. >> they are automated generated, unnecessary in some respects. the writing is already on the wall. overturn will adapt. i don't think ai would do anything in my job but certainly for other people surely puts fear in our hearts. ♪ counterfeit prescription pills laced with fentanyl are killing our kids by the thousands across the nation. the pills look safe. can you tell which one is real? drug dealers are pushing these deadly pills on your kid■s social media. it only takes one pill to kill. and it did. you can help stop the fentanyl epidemic. talk to your kids about the dangers of counterfeit prescription pills. visit onepilledkilled.org i like, they survived. welcome back to fox news saturday night. during the pandemic we learned how to use zoom that made it possible for millions to do work from home. the company is mandating employees who live within 15 miles of the office returned to work at least two days a week is that too much to ask? i decided to track down the busiest guy at fox news besides me, brian kilmeade to get his thoughts. he may see our cage match earlier this week, that was must-see tv. i was able to pin him down in his office were rare interview. check it out. >> i know you are in between jobs and appreciate you taking the time to see me especially after what happened to "fox & friends". thank you for being a good spo sport, i'm proud of you but i need to talk to you about something important, you are the hardest working man here, no days off and recently zoom put their foot down and has demanded workers come in two days a week. >> how could that be? >> a man like you who doesn't take a day off it is in the bullpen on the weekends and get called to come in all the time, could you be okay with working two days a week at fox? >> for the people who work at zoom, they probably said i looked the job, i don't even have to buy can't fairly quickly have to do a lifestyle change. for me, i have to come to work. i don't care what happens in the future, i have to come to work. >> zoom is not for you, you show up every day, you have no empathy for somebody being at work two days a week. >> there's a lot of people suffered in the hospital and fought their way back his head you had to endure during the pandemic. i think i have it worse, i never got it, i was never fearful, i was in the city with you, i never wanted to be on satellite studio, nobody wanted me to be in a home studio so i came into work. >> people cannot work from home. that guy -- >> backbreaking work, he has a bad day, band-aid falling off to his death and you hear someone crying for being at work two days a week, not a giant office like this with all kinds of award-winning sports illustrated covers and you and the preside president, i'm probably the second busiest guy here and i commute from another state to work but the guy who carries the flag banner for missing no days off is you. >> the big difference between us is i don't have to defend my title. >> they are fans. >> thanks for watching. [laughter] >> the guy was in the mirror going like this. thanks for watching, window guy. appreciate you. should everyone return to work or get the genie in the bottle? by panel is back. what are your thoughts? could you imagine working only two days a week? >> i love it but as a comedian, that's kind of -- >> friday saturday kind of the. >> but i show up and work hard even for five minutes. >> comedy show to remote joe. >> we did from the pandemic and they were weird, the good news, you bombs that, you turn off and your back in your living room so you don't have to mull it over. how did you refrain from smashing kill me through the table? that's what i kept waiting for. >> if you talk the rest of the tape, everything was settled there, i told him he had the heart of a tiger and a body of a chihuahua. >> you couldn't do that on zoom. the hardest hit from people not using zoom anymore. jeffrey toobin, it's different if you do that in an in person meeting. >> could you practice law or get outnumbered? >> i guess sort of but i feel the answer is everything is better in person so if they have an accommodation make a short but 50% of what it could be and that's where we experienced during the pandemic and the box screen for the network, there's nothing like that in person energy and position dependent and i totally agree, i'm sure i am dating myself but i agree with the older generation that's aghast at the notions you could have a fulfillment, a company successful without that synergy, how does that happen over the phone and a computer screen? one minute together is more than two hours over e-mail or the like. some physicians short, state home in your pajama but i don't understand generations that live like that. >> you can't tell jokes with a 32nd delay, impossible. you are officially now dying. [laughter] check out the beetle together august 25 through 26 coming up in the went for a loch ness monster is coming up, search about to get underway and i'm talking to one guy at the center of the action. don't miss out. ♪ 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. imagine battling cancer, and actually beating it. you feel like you've just come out of the woods, only to discover you're about to go over another cliff. hi, i'm kathy bates, and as a two-time cancer survivor, i can tell you nothing prepared me for the challenge of lymphedema a chronic disease often brought on by cancer treatment that compromises the lymphatic system and leads to a lifetime of severe swelling and pain. lymphedema - le affects more americans each year than aids, parkinson's, ms, muscular dystrophy, and als combined but remains largely ignored by the health care community. yet with proper treatment, it can be managed or even prevented. that's why i urge everyone facing a cancer diagnosis to be your own best advocate. discuss le with your doctor before undergoing surgery. with patients and doctors working together, we can learn, and live. week back. loch ness monster is the loch ness monster real? we may know by the end of the summer in a few weeks scientists launching the biggest search for nessie at least in the last 50 years and they are using all kinds of new technology that didn't exist back in the day. will be enough to locate the mystical east? joining me to discuss, paul nixon thank you for joining us today. >> good evening. >> i am a big fan, i have followed this closely, i have a certain mystery another major, i am curious to what, if any animal you would think this is because the common thing is everything is the plesiosaur but we know from glaciers over there, probably does not it. i feel that's my opinion and i think loch ness has a good population of that. what say you, good sir? >> i'm blown away by how much you know about the loch ness monster. >> you think i would have box saturday night and not have my game together? >> giant catfish, nobody actually knows what nessie is. but we are certain of is there is a phenomena happening and we end up with loch ness exploration to get to the bottom of this mystery because of massive. >> let me ask you this and i'm not being facetious, the united states recently our government can clean about ufos and lifeforms and one thing especially in america we have bigfoot are of course we are claiming you can never find an wonder if there's a connection, could it be, we know octopus, finding out that they might have came from another planet, is it possible this could be an extraterrestrial being? be out of the realm of possibilities? >> i'm in the anything is possible kat. the giant squid doesn't exist only to find giant squid swimming in the sea so signs can be wrong. we reached out to nasa to give us a hand put their resource behind it because we are stopped to what this might be. >> sometimes they need to listen to people. fishermen for years so sperm whales with suction cup marks a guy from a phase numeral was not doing that as a reason they were swimming so deep for the food source. i wish you the best of luck. when will we get information? when does this start? >> it's never stopped to be honest but this will be the largest search but you've already said, we will fly drones, we will use thermal imaging and dropping hydrophone and 60 feet off to listen to sounds, nessie singing in the bathtub, who knows? >> i wish you best of luck and can't wait to see the results. >> figure. >> coming up, i'm getting ready for one of the biggest wrestling matches of my career. my favorite championship on the line. going to chat with my great worthy opponent i'm about to take on. the third, easy three joining the next. ♪ welcome back. i've been seeing a and the circle nearly two decades but coming up, i'm laying it on the line against my old nemesis, even part of the third if i win, i will keep wrestling. if i lose, i'll retire and he will win the 12 pounds the most strategic title and all of wrestling so how will this codon? courtney to discuss, former national wrestling alliance champion, my main man opponent ec three. welcome. >> thank you for having me and bestowing the opportunity of my first hit on your show we have a big hit coming. >> before we get into the and petito's what's about to go down, you have been through my entire career, we started the we and we shocked the world and ended up dancing, pretty much everywhere our paths have crossed and we have the same vision, who want to be the guy. you are a huge fox news fans, my biggest supporter. you have eyes on the prize at this table and chair, correct? >> i would say yes, just like eyes on the rise in the championship, two to three years, they should be jesse watters for the official raking of fox news. >> did you say jesse watters was taught long? >> our very own doocy? >> tyrus is pretty nice, the ladies 70 to 90 years old, my fans would also concur that. >> i would agree i've been to your live show, it's excellent, comedic brilliance and they do love you but something about jesse watters, slicked back hair and charming eyes, you can get lost jesse watters ice. >> or end up buying a used car. [laughter] all right, let's get down to it. this isn't an ordinary match. i laid on the stipulations, we are in an old school wrestling fan, especially one to follow the end of the a, it's match probably the most famous match, the american dream and superstar billy graham, this is you and i tied together and to hand cliff a large road, i think roots are 9-foot long and giant cowbell in the middle, basically whoever gets the bell can do what they want. no disqualifications, one of the most physical mandate matches and get you to do it, i put my career on the line so are you feeling any pressure at this time? >> to feel pressure to go against you, the man, the world heavyweight champion, my colleague and friend and partner my brother but my sworn enemy do i feel pressure? i feel pressure each and every day. pressure is what makes diamonds. >> i'm telling to myself, i want to see about i still want it, to see if i still have it, are we having fun or what? if i don't, not only we have to live the fact that my last match was against my biggest nemesis my entire career, may the best man win but it will take everything you've got, i am 110% physically, i feel great. i didn't post once workout picture on like just like you didn't, i know you like the back of my hand so let's do it. >> let's do it. >> take care. >> the greatest match of all time. see you soon. thanks for watching fox news saturday night. set your dvr 10:00 p.m. eastern every saturday or on fox news and come at me outlive on the upcoming shows. i am tyrus. good night from new york city. go to bed. ♪ >> hello, i am lisa boothe, joe concha anita vogel and welcome to the big show. big story tonight. the fix is in for hunter biden, republicans are united part the special counsel. merrick garland sending shockwaves to washington d.c. after appointing u.s. telework attorney head of the probe. a total joke, the same guy who