>> it is saturday night it's time for one nation i'll be brian kilmeade for the show, tonight are great guests, eric stonestreet and tyrus were looking up is lasting, we have nothing. democrats are in trouble and there's no denying it they don't even deny it america's competence of the presidency has hit an all-time low between 30 and 35%, that is a democrat president named joe biden and with less than a year out former president donald trump, the guy with legal cases, indictments and on trial all this week in new york city is coming out on top and every major poll in this rematch, this should not come as a surprise the president son hunter raises new concerns almost every week with headlines about the invisible bank accounts and how it made the link right back to joe the president of the united states, would you look at crime major cities across the country, i have to tell you they're not actors their carjackings thanks to the ring doorbell and everyone has a camera we see this every day and there are no consequences for the brazen thieves thanks to dams soft on crime policy you could not accused of being soft on crime, when you look at the border, absolute chaos, does anyone deny at the u.s. border agents encounters at 3.2 million illegals the year is not over that is a record and not the good record where you get a trophy, this week border patrol was so overwhelmed by the thousands surging into the u.s. they cite california and texas and arizona had to shut down vehicle processing, no joke. when it comes to the world it feels like it's on fire our enemies are on the march and her allies are fighting for their lives look at the economy right now hard-pressed to find a single group of americans that feel good about it, all we hear from the president is bidenomics things are going great how out of touch does he see when bidenomics is great, so out of touch they forbid him to say it in his sub speech the average american household is stuck watching the interest rates on their credit cards bloom utility cost triple, dreams of buying a new car in a bigger house fadeaway and makes no sense, why would i moved to 7% mortgage were 9%, something has got to give, what is next a plan to fix it all, maybe not. >> we have less than a year, what are they going to do, if biden died tomorrow, what do they do with kamala harris, are they going to put her on the moon, she is the vice president. if she dies he becomes the president which is bleeping wild when you are that lady talk. they have no cards and they're looking at this game and i think they depended on party loyalty and their depended upon trump getting convicted and arrested. and imprisoned brother. i don't know if that's going to happen. i don't think it is. it seems like it's trumped up charges, no pun intended. brian: i don't know if i could say this but i disagree with joe rogan they have one card left the same card for quite some time the same playbook and if my guy cannot win an election make the other guy unelectable they played it before attack the person not the policies. >> john mccain a warmonger, it's not fair it was not fair to call him that. >> absolutely is a warmonger this is not a personal shot at john mccain. >> decided to return from captivity in vietnam too unstable to be trusted with the presidency. >> were waiting for him, meaning the governor to show us his tax return. >> romney has only released two years of tax returns both from after he started running for president. >> we found out he made that up about him not paying his taxes, democrats were painting a negative picture of those guys were hero and a successful governor known as a moderate, what are they capable of doing to donald trump, sadly we already know, watch. >> a lot of people have tried to draw similarities between miscellaneous under mussolini and hitler and the use of terminology like vermin. the difference it makes donald trump more dangerous, he has no fossil under philosophy he buildings under believes in. he wants to look at the mere and see a guys whose president. >> he will imprison and execute whoever he is allowed to imprison, execute, drive from the country. >> he will kill people, they also called him hitler on the view, 13 months out, "fox & friends" we can cohost pete hegseth and his archenemy the founder clay travis, great to see both of you guys. what is your thoughts about the car, i'll start with you that they're about to play on trump, hitler, fascist, dictator, blowup democracy. >> i usually do not like agreeing with you but i vibrantly agree with you in this case i think were about to see in philadelphia with the backdrop in the marines and the altar maga the good tear our democracy apart that would look like kids play compared to what they would have to do to prop up joe biden there's no propping up it is plain and simple and people feel it, it's not going to be hitler anymore, what is next satan, basically where they have to go on where they will define it but they don't have the same stranglehold on the world and media in the past, people get their information from other places. >> or trump would not be winning, they're in trouble. >> the challenger 100% right there going to hit abortion and say that trump is hitler or worse than hitler, satan, here is a challenge i don't think it works anymore i think we reached a boy that christ will scenario, that might work in 2020 where no one knew what the biden administration was good to be like failures at the border and crime at inflation at record highs, everybody trying to buy a house has to get seven and a half or 8% and impurity on when you're not to move on the economic reality of joe biden power and trying to say with war in the middle east and also going on in europe will somehow destroy the world, biden has already done it, say needs would be worse than hitler i don't think it pans out the way it did before that's why think trump is winning. >> of trump wins you think it's a big guilt 2016 where people cried and we laughed half the country will think we're going to be heading to a dictatorship and it's going to cost massive unrest. >> they did not put the plywood up because they thought trump was going to lose, they were afraid of rights that was an implicit threat. >> real clear average trump up by two he got by moore and nikki haley double digits, what to talk about something that did not get enough because of the velocity of news this week, matt taibbi and michael shellenberger went to capitol hill to thi what they discovered in the twitter files and the fbi and homeland security and talk about the white house and their involvement in suppressing the hunter biden scandal and when it came to the pandemic, alyssa did not tie eb and mike michael shellenberger, before we do that here is a little from the hearing, let's watch, the scoop, power and lawbreaking of the industrial complex are even worse than we realize. >> we found evidence of suppression movements on both sides. >> you know hard drives can be manipulated. >> are you suggesting the new york post in a conspiracy to construct the contents of the hunter biden laptop. >> no hard jobs drives can be manipulated by rudy giuliani or russia. brian: i was astounded by this and the pushback from dan goldman. >> the biggest threat to democracy in my opinion in any of our lives is a government deciding what we canna cannot say that's why i think this case that is going to reach the supreme court missouri versus biden has the potential to recalibrate and has the potential to determine once and for all what the government is able to do. the biden administration argument we are not censoring were flagging information that we don't like and that is getting taken down most people would understand what china does is it acceptable in the united states but default the biden administration could not take it down themselves but if they put political pressure on all the social media companies to take down information they don't like and the companies do it because they're afraid of the power of the government they are arguing that his legal it shouldn't be, the government cannot itself through a third party when it wasn't able to do itself. >> trump was in the white house when the stuff is being suppressed there is another force more powerful than 1600 pennsylvania avenue and the ended up in power during the pandemic, your thoughts on the gravity of what they discovered ungrateful of journalist in this country who actually investigate and follow through. >> elon musk gave them the green light to do that, people unlike elon musk actual free speech and the posters that should be given out to journalist and powerful people accountable instead they take talking people from powerful people and regurgitate them and suppressed them and we would never know if not for elon musk. i knew matt taibbi from the "rolling stone" and some of the stuff that he did he jumped off of the russian ruse quickly, he had a bed of morpheus, he cannot be seen from his party that he grew up as a liberal, this is what he said to laura this week. >> i grew up a traditional liberal i donated to the aclu my whole life and i got most of my ideas about speech from democrats. there is no element of that left of the democratic party. today was an epiphany i have given up trying to convince people in the party to care about the issue they do not and more. >> the irs knocked on the door and giving the testimony a year ago. >> it is a testament to how chilling this desire is you mention the posters they should take away that any honesty at all. they should give them to the new york post which was suppressed as an extent i think miranda devine and the entire crew if there was truth, honesty and journalism they would give all the words back to the post. >> i will give it to them they took complicated situations and i understand very wise, matt taibbi and michael shellenberger in another story this became when elon musk came back from israel and invited to a conference at cnbc was holding sponsor by the new york times obviously as they see the backdrop he was asked about the boycott because he made a huge mistake and reach we did something that was anti-semitic and the major companies in this country walking away from x. listen to his message. >> there was advertisers. >> stop. >> don't advertise, you don't want them to advertise. >> no. >> what you mean. >> if somebody is going to try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go [bleep] yourself. >> go [bleep] yourself. [laughter] is that clear? i hope it is. >> he went on to say i made a mistake my worst reach week, whatever he calls it and i did something anti-jewish, i'm not anti-semitic, i went over to israel and now everyone drops that right away, look deep into this. >> the most difficult part about free speech is tolerating speech that you don't like, not attempting to suppress every aspect that you don't like not everything that shows up on twitter formally x. >> every once in a while, there is rich guys, wealthy guys and then there's go after yourself guys, they're playing a game trying to drag under blackmail the wealthiest man in the world scene is not about money for me he would've bought at the price that it was this is about the principle of speech. >> the trying to cancel him, you're worried about anti-semitism did you walk the streets of new york city and see the stickers in front of her building during the day in columbia university pennsylvania how about boycotting them not only dear donations get coke out of there but get out of your cafeteria not only can you be on twitter, he is the problem. >> it's the guy with asked you money definably say that. i understand why he's making $75000 a year and get his kids in the college of my not want to rock the boat the elon musk look at what he's done he sends rocket ships to space better than nasa, kind of a big deal he decided to completely remake the way that we power automobiles and i think he decided as a threat to civilization in the same ways he wants her species to be multi-planetary, i think he sees if we don't have true free speech, we are in danger of free countries and is willing to put his money where his mouth is. >> matt taibbi, musk, clear thinkers left of center but by reality, willing to look at how the liberals have become ill liberal that's not what america represents. >> i want people to love the country will work on everything else, that's gotta be the foundation. >> thank you for burying the hatchet, coming up today, where is the tax i asked. >> i'm helping tunnel to towers it's only jacket that i got, by the way you're welcome this is a best-dressed. >> i'm loving it, fantastic. i really appreciate it will make sure to watch "fox & friends" from 6 - 10 we listen to your radio show monday through friday, still to come, i'll tell you why the stories of icons like teddy roosevelt in washington are more important than ever to teach america about their past and the youth and modern family eric stonestreet is back as bad santa created is great but first, tyrus shares a remarkable personal story from a troubled kid to the most original voices that fox integrate standup comedian andy has a great under brand-new book, dvr the show so you can watch anytime ♪ ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a 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your kind words are great. >> d.c. can call rich santos a liar with appian hypocrite. >> what is a liar that's a gross mischaracterization of george. george is an improv artist he goes in a room, give me a word, give me a place and let's have some fun. >> he gained a big following from the bestseller that is remarkable, now he finds himself doing standup when he's not busy doing "the greg gutfeld show" and make it a number one, he's out with the new bestseller called enough said honoring his take on the issues that matter most to americans while still weaving in some of his unique background, congratulations i read the whole thing in one sitting on one standing on the elliptical. >> good for you you are staying fit in the book my chapter about fox family i talked about you little bit, it's rare to get compliments these days on "the greg gutfeld show" return to figure out why the shots are being fired at you but you are one of the guys since i've been here you extended the branch and i was happy to send it to learning tree and i brought you the backbone of fox, if you need someone any day of the week, any time or night you and your backpack will be there. >> is not a little backpack is a full body. >> little to you, you are 6-foot 8 inches. it tells you why you gotta get about the book, dedicated to pain, loss and failure the three greatest teachers in life you cannot win without them, you experience that before the age of 18. >> we don't celebrated enough and i think what are the biggest problems that were seen with parenting in this country is everyone is trying to avoid the bumps and bruises and scrapes of life and failures by not participating. you have to give homage, i cannot be here where i'm at today if i did not get fired, released, cut, kicked out by all the bad things that helps build your character, when i figured out who to dedicated to i thought about the dark parts of my life because as of the biggest teachers and anyone who has been anywhere has never been a smooth sailing i saw my goal and i went and got it and i had to get a lot of roads to fill my path and i would be well-rounded if i had been fired so much and like outward like down were betrayed and all the other things that happen. >> leaving your housing a team and getting cut from the wwe in going back, all these things that happen being told your friend to sleepover and after a while the big guys gotta go. here's an excerpt from your book, you should read it because you did the book on take. >> this is why i bring my glasses, forget to make any progress in society we need to be willing to evident comfortable conversation. it's okay to disagree and have different opinions let's strive to listen to each other. >> no one does this anymore. >> not that they don't even want to hear it and it goes on to say that's what makes this country great and human, we have to stop hating 70 because they voted differently and were told there something wrong with them, your holiday when you're arguing in your family does not put the same as you i did not have that issue in my family we were happy to be around each other we argue about other things like who gets the last drumstick and the rule is me. >> why would anybody wrestle with you we work our way backwards, there something that came out party your story sports means a lot in coaching means a lot, kids today are quitting sports in droves, why, the study says body images use i don't think they look the part, social media what if i'm not good, gender bias in coaching styles, your reaction to that. >> i disagree i think it's parenting it goes back to home quitting is a top behavior and not allowing your kids, for example i set the bench the beginning of my football career i set the bench in my basketball career, i used to get laughed at because they did not understand how to dunk i was tall enough but i remember running down the court stopping then jumping and missing everything and having my friends laugh at me i did not go home i kept working at it and what did i threw down a dunk and my body would not put me over and in the time of michael jordan that is a backhanded compliment, it was to hand tomahawk after that but it was a failures, was happy with her parents is a bulldozer parents were creating the false sense of accomplishment, they get in the mix in their kids don't stack up and they would rather blame the coach or the teacher or the school. when you are feeling that something normally what can i do better dry need to spend time with my son helping them hit, do i have the memes of getting a batting coach or tell him we don't quit in our family, being on the bench and playing behind somebody means you have an opportunity every day to compete and get better, that is a message. >> i thought it was glory and effort, if you don't get the result your glory is delayed for now, real quick 30 seconds bullying, harder today because of social media. >> you cannot escape it. >> especially for girls in this country, boys we do it at the school ground and then we go home locker during get a break, the girl stuff does not end. the girls wearing an outfit and she takes the picture and posted in the mean girls in the kids in school say should look stupid and they make fun of her then she goes home and makes comments on her facebook and stuff and never ends, that's was different, we are no longer telling if you ask kids what happens to people who tell, you will hear snitches get stitches, that's a criminal say it's a cliché from a movie you need to get back to parenting telling and going after the bully because they don't bully when they get fired back. >> this is a mixture of advice where your police come from your personal story and why everyone should watch your career develop outbox. great to see you. >> at the same outfit i changed at the last minute. >> with the confrontation judge jeanine issue. >> we both can have our tattoos. >> follow one nation on social media tyrus does, follow me on twitter, facebook, and instagram at brian kilmeade, so you always know what is coming up like emmy award-winning actor eric stonestreet do you know him. >> yes. >> getting into his hit series the santa claus he joins us next only on one nation. >> santa? >> i am santa the rightful santa the santa who occupies a north pole he is a fraud ♪ ♪ [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got 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your history you're doomed to repeat it. >> what about you have you noticed a lack of history in our curriculum? >> absolutely. one of the major problems, we are no longer educating our citizens to what their roles are as citizens. they know about the rights they talk about them a lot they scream and yell about her but they forgot about their responsibilities as a citizen which as important. >> you were nodding. >> 100%. , i was nodding because i agree, if you don't know your role as a citizen and you responsibility to making the spaces that we operate in better, then you don't realize the investments and opportunities that we have reshaped because the people who came before us. brian: when you knew about your great-grandfather because number one you knew your great-grandmother, that was not a museum that's were great grandma lived in you went over there until you were eight years old, when did you realize a t in your great-grandfather had such a relationship. >> i did not learn about that until much later in life, people seem to think if your descendent of a president as the family sat around and talked about the president all the time, we never talked about the president, like every other family we talked about if and mabel was getting married or whatever it was. i did not understand this until later in life. when you're a descendent of somebody like tr, some people want nothing to do with it and other people like me take it as a responsibility, it's part of my responsibility as a citizen. brian: they did have a great relationship and they got to know each other, they were to slavery and came out, he read it and he said i have to meet this guy and he had his wife read it, what was so special about booker t. washington how did he go from enslaved until nine, no shoes did not know how to read or write to one of the most impressive men in american history to make an impact on education, how did this happen? >> booker t. washington said that he wanted to assure that the world, he believed that the work that you did should be such that you would make a contribution that you were not replaceable that your contribution to society and the work that you did and general would be such that it was so perfect that nobody could replace that. he spoke about his interest exam into the hampton institute where he swept the floor three times and dusted it for, that was his interest exam but that demonstrated his interest to hard work and pride in the work that he did, that's when he worked at the tuskegee institute in its creation in the development of the campus of other communities was understanding of educating the hand, the head and the heart to produce the pride and greatness. >> he impressed a lot of presidents to william mckinley to teddy roosevelt, here's what your great-grandfather said about race, segregated jim crow he said the only wise and honorable christian thing to do through each black men and white man strictly on the mirror as a man giving them no more and no less then he shows himself worthy to have for a man and that time that says a lot doesn't it. >> it does in he really meant it. it didn't just apply to the racial issues, he discovered when he went out west the real americans in he had a great respect for all people, all americans and they felt that they should be treated equally and he looked upon booker t. washington as a very strong ally to help do things in the south. he realized he was equity changed whole system but incrementally they could contribute to it. and i think between the two of them they didn't extraordinary job in a very difficult time. brian: thank you for sharing the story you can find more teddy and booker t and catch on fox nation i think you will love it i loved shooting it, catch me onto her in fairhope alabama on sunday and show it in carolina on sunday, talking about my books fox nation special pittsburgh pennsylvania on the 15th and how would michigan on the 16th tickets at brian kilmeade.com, straight ahead modern family eric stonestreet is taken on a new role as santa in the hit show the santa claus with tim allen. he joins us next on one nation, don't move. >> relax everything is going to be okay. >> that is a man. >> sir we just got the signal the door should be unlocked. >> checked the door. >> it is not unlocked ♪ ♪ 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. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. brian: welcome back my next guest is known for his role as cama modern family. >> hope there's no hard families. you can't play fable favorites. i'm so relieved to hear you say that. >> i have a special seat for y you. >> mitchell. >> how did we get to this place unless someone else is in there, how could i be so blind, 70 with more experience, somebody colombian. no picnic either. >> what the hell are you. >> a little twist like a balloon animal i'll beat your head until at hundred airbags deployed apologize to my boyfriend right now. >> boyfriend. >> apologize. >> i'm sorry. >> eric stonestreet plays mad santa starring tim allen streaming on disney+, guess who is here eric stonestreet, comedian and chief supervision, welcome, what attracted you to this project around christmas. >> thank you. i'm a big christmas fan and i always thought santa claus would find his way into my life somehow and i always dreamed of playing santa. the franchise working with tim allen and a couple writers from modern family that work on it and the director it was a great opportunity into be on disney+ and a fun opportunity and be at the north pole i could not say no. >> it's different than the santa story, can you describe it. >> of the 14th century santa who has been frozen in the nutcracker for hundreds of years because my heart turned dark and i listen to bad advice, with santa magic and other things i come back to life to take my rightful place as the proper santa. i am there to dethrone scott calvin and tim allen as santa claus. brian: allow me to like the christmas season more after this, don't give away the ending but will be somewhat happy. >> yes don't forget it is disney we want everybody to find redemption and that's what was exciting to be a bad guy but also somebody that kids would reluctantly lineup and be at disneyland i wanted them to be scared but no i was funny and lovable character you will like the whole show. >> when you look to get away you love sports and kansas city chiefs, according to reports they are lined up to go back to the super bowl again this year, the bigger story possibly in the world is taylor swift dating your tight end travis kelce. you get concerned that him buying a manchin going to argentina on the week off, the story of his podcast bigger than life he is a christmas album you are about the chiefs and winning are you worried about the distraction of losing focus. >> not one out travis has proven future hall of famer. i know travis and how much he loves winning that's why he's in kansas city and never tried to go anywhere else he wants to finish his career out as a champion however, many years that is in i don't worry 1 ounce about the distraction we love having taylor and kid the city and we love that he's happy and she appears to be happy and were happy for them it's a great story overall. it's incredible that is happening to the kansas city chiefs enough the dallas cowboys or new york giants or the larger market teams but we have the number one pop superstar and never one famous person in the world coming to kid the city is great for the city and football and great for it all. >> i think you set a record for the youngest of a tight end things are going well for him, you have a new campaign, you want to promote ga a progressive form of eye disease that can lead to blindness, you have a personal experience with that. >> my mom was diagnosed with amd, age-related macular degeneration the less severe version of macular degeneration but it can move into amd, macular degeneration so i partnered with either bio and astellas company to get the word out you can ask about ga.com and learn about my mom story and my grandma story who had the advanced version of macular degeneration but i'm here to tell you interviewers, go to the eye doctor and talk to your eye care professional, you can have amd and not know what a lot of times is not diagnosed and you need to get in front of a night doctor to make sure you're on top of it especially have a history of that and your family but everyone needs to make sure their eye care is a top priori priority. brian: is your mom upset you haven't used your sociology degree and be in stock and acting and famous. >> they are proud of me have a very good memory of my grandma with her macular degeneration not being able to see me on a tv screen when i got my first roles on tv on darman and greg and she had to turn her face to the side, i'm happy my mom's eye situation that she can still appreciate watching me on tv nothing but supportive on the product of positive great parents. brian: ophthalmologist migrant fathers and optometrist, before you see me go see an ophthalmologist, thank you so much great to see you congratulations on the cheap success in tiding relationship. >> thank you. brian: up next fewer e-mails to share your comments and questions a unique offer for all of you, don't move. ♪ the chase ink 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