>> the the "big weekend show" begins with a fox news alert. i am joe concha, allysia could yet and doubles. the president of the university of pennsylvania is out after refusing to caught anti-semitism on her campus in front of congress. >> specific congress for the genocide of jews does it constitute bullying and harassment? >> if it is severe, it is harassment. >> the answer is yes. >> context dependent situation. >> fox news correspondent cb cotton has the details. >> board of the resignation comes after widespread public outrage over congressional testimony as you heard on anti-semitism. scott writing before his resignation as chairman of the board of trustees, president liz voluntarily tended resignation as president of the university of pennsylvania. she will remain a tenured faculty member. she went on for her service to the school that she will remain the president until a replacement is appointed. mcgill releasing a short statement saying it was her privilege to serve as president and honor to work with the community. calls for mcgill to step down have grown bladder ever since anti-semitism hearing on capitol hill where she and presidents from harvard and mit testified for hours, all three facing blowback the wishy-washy answers on the cold for jewish genocide would be considered harassment on their campuses. mit's board issuing that the statement standing by as president after this exchange with congresswoman elise stuff on it. >> : for the genocide of jews does not constitute bullying harassment? >> i have not called. >> you heard chance for intifada? >> i heard chance which can be epistemic depending on context and calling for illumination of the jewish people. >> those would not be according to mit's code of conduct of roles? >> harassment if pervasive and severe. >> meanwhile the testimony was moved and displayed on this digital billboard truck that circled the campus going for her firing. the school risk huge financial hit after major donor stevens threatened to withdraw 100 million-dollar donation. the board of the university's prestigious school business : mcgill to step down. emmett the blowback mcgill tried to clarify her remarks on social media. >> i want to be clear a call for genocide of jewish people is threatening deeply so. >> many including congresswoman elise said damage was already done. taking to x this afternoon saying in part of missiles resignation, this is only the beginning of the pervasive rock of anti-semitism that's destroyed the most prestigious education education in america and the same post stefanik call for presidents and harvard mit to step down while promising a robust cover has a congressional investigation and how the three elite schools handled anti-semitism on its campuses. >> cb cotton, thank you. let's discuss, i'll go to the girl wearing blue, that is narrow things down much, does it? >> i digress. >> in all seriousness, the president of harvard cb talked about if mcgill is gone at ten, you got to think gate is gone at harvard next because money talks. >> think of big donors, threatening to pull $100 million donation and wanting to follow suit to get university presidents fired. can you imagine what would happen on college campuses if students call for the genocide of black people or muslims? what you think the reaction would truly be? we only have some lives matter pending under race and ethnicity and a reflection of the society at campuses. republicans have done a brilliant job both with speaker johnson holding a press conference with students from the universities and the education committee virginia fox and a lease holding university presidents feet to the fire along the wall and country to seek with her own eyes and ears what is happening and to take you through what the students said, you have the university of pennsylvania, called a dirty little jew by students and a professor. you have another student at mit said 70% of the students post their don't -- they are trying to hide their personal identity because they are so afraid of what's happening, one student identity, he's been fighting in the weeks since and and harvard, different calls about globalizing so this is what the students are facing on college campuses and it's not just speech, this is a free speech issue, they are in fear of their lives. >> is figure 2023 and we just had about two months ago the most horrific insidious attack on news we seen since the holocaust, beheadings, the murder of babies, the elderly, rape, kidnappings and this anti-semitism is in the open. he would think the opposite what happened but instead is a scary time to be jewish on campus in america in 2023. >> and the interesting thing about this time in history is it didn't used to happen that way. campus politics were always left-wing you have professors who agreed with martin in the 90s, they wanted the same goals bin laden has, get troops out of middle east, stop exploring culture to the middle east but once happen, let's look at this, maybe he's making a point. there were a few wacky professors who were but in this case anti-semitism is so ingrained in college campuses they think this is beside we are supposed to be on. these people what they should be advised not to show up. with a under subpoena? is the only thing that should be to get them to answer, they don't know how to talk. she asked the same question and after seeing someone raked over the cold saying it depends is genocide that? the next one was like i'll have what she's having, it depends. unbelievable. >> seventeen times the heart president, the same question she couldn't answer. bill maher, the voice of reason on the left, he ripped the president of harvard, mit and you can friday night. >> what irks me is i'm always great be on the side as far as you can push free speech but what bothers me is a double standard. say i want to say kill the jews but i have heard chanted [bleep] jews. [bleep] the jews. [applause] i can't imagine any other group you could say blank the group but now you see what we have been seeing that we are not making up. >> as far as harvard pacifically, a student newspaper called the crimson what they did a survey of professors on campus and asked, how would you deem your ideology? 97% that they are somewhat liberal or very liberal. less than 2% said they were conservative so you can fire these president but until you change the ideology in terms of 50/50 diversity of thought and ideas, this will continue. >> earlier today on fox news i talked to a student from brown and jewish-american college student and she said this is part of the problem, it's so ingrained that is part of the fabric of the schools and anti-defamation league put up a step recently we've seen pro hamas protest -- anti- israel, anti- jew protested on the country. 62% take place on college campuses so we see that's where this is growing from and it's getting worse but also something tom said earlier, the next 24 -- 48 hours, it's going to get worse for the two will are left, the two presidents left because you think about what happens tomorrow, sunday talk shows tomorrow and this is only going to become much more painful for the president of mit and the president of harvard. >> let's get this soundbite, it so telling. a pen student called out the president for non- apology earlier. >> president mcgill never said in her apology. elizabeth: she gave an instagr instagram, she made excuses for why she couldn't immediately condemn it but what about everything else that happened? in my opinion she keeps asking for one more chance saying we need to get it right this time and with upcoming finals, if leadership wants to teach the students by example that i think it's only fair we adjust policies to allow students to have as many times as they want on the final exams until they think the right outcome comes about. the only differences it has to do with student safety to be taken more seriously. >> she wanted more chance, she never gets more no chance. cb contacted a report this week, i was on right afterwards writing down what she was saying because it was so gripping in a bad way where she went to a pro palestinian protest and asked after everything you saw october 7 and the world witnessed, how could you can come back? most people responded, we don't believe the reports. hamas taped this gleefully. it's not he said she said, it's on video and refused to blame her own eyes. >> i think they do believe it, and they condone it. there was a cornell student that turned to rape and kill jubilant before they give birth to more hitler's. it looked progressive and it's a cancer on society. there's a lot of overlap with these groups. black lives matter, cheering on what happened october 7, you have, activists, pro, they hate america and want destruction of america and cheering it on. >> a disturbing time to live in america. coming up, a perfect gift bag for your favorite politicians next. ♪ nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! 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[applause] [laughter] [cheering and applauding] >> political magazine says it's time for biden to rock the sandbox gen z loves like these $300 once. she's not getting any for christmas. we are going to play the game, politico came up with a long list of gift ideas for certain politicians so what we are going to do is put to a test. they will get a hint and then we will do the big reveal so we will do with lisa and vivek ramaswamy. >> he opens his mouth but the words won't come out. ♪ everybody's joking now ♪ ♪ times up ♪ ♪ step back to reality ♪ ♪ there goes gravity ♪ ♪ he won't give up that easy ♪ >> a lot of people have a variety of thoughts, what do you think based on that hint politico thinks he should get? >> vocal lessons. [laughter] >> that was awesome to get joe biden a lot of coal. [laughter] or a sports thing because he's always doing activities. >> the suggestion was a monthly master class subscription for wrapping and rhyme schemes from robert not? rather. >> he got it right. don't give it away yet. we are going to go to desantis. the hint. >> what they are trying to say is in your boot you have skills. >> those are just standard off the rack -- >> how tall are you? >> 5-foot 11. >> want you will temperatures and pressures? >> i do with she's when i work out. >> this is too easy, either difficult shoes or mulattos because they could get anybody a boost when there. >> the cookies? >> okay the shoes sarah jessica parker were? [laughter] >> he sees through the penny loafers. [laughter] >> then we can know. >> west virginia senator joe manchin, here's the hint. >> what i will be doing traveling the country and speaking out to see if they create a movement to mobilize the move middle and bring americans together. >> the was when he announced he would not run for reelection so what he should he get? >> i think he should get the showdown, a new camper and he can drive across the country taking his message to the american people. >> that does sound good if he was running for president. >> i would love it. >> the offering is 17-inch hole in the shape of west virginia and when i got the website has is it makes a great touch of home for native west virginians who are living away so maybe living in the white house? the medical is bad. >> no one wins a prize, everyone did just. we'll be back. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul. it's your water, your way. people are always asking me why why do i do this work? 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>> i have an activist that shows fear mongering from 95 billion that going on, what is it matter if it's organized think -- so now it's 90 billion just ordinary everyday dogs stealing so we should sleep happy because of this? terrible but do you know who doesn't care? big tech, google does more people in stores anyway. jeff basil smart people walked in their homes afraid to go out ordering things on amazon so big tech during the pandemic was doing this, they don't want anyone going out business, then what is happening. they want a dystopian future where everything is run by guys like jeff basil and whoever runs google. >> i saw chris haze do a defense, a monologue thing is not that bad joe biden's america, see, there's made up numbers. is that part of this trying to protect joe biden? >> pleasure of the president so they will say crime is ... obviously we see videos everyday in american cities, this is a problem that starts in places like san francisco because you could still up to 950 million in merchandise at it's a misdemeanor. half the time they will investigate, that's a lot of money to the store and you see spam locked up in the homeless going and they were stealing because it's another part of the problem, they just want a quick meal the homelessness and the fact that there is no accountability leads to all of us what we seek but it is a problem despite what chris haze says. >> no wonder i can't get my spam. >> numbers matter but so does stopping crime so let's be honest. coming up from a liberal kia will spend just about anything protect conservatives including swift's new time cover next, stay with us. ♪ it■s beginning to look alot like savings! blendjets holiday sale is on now! give the gift of convenience the blendjet 2 portable blender is perfect for everyone on your list. even that picky relative who hates everything. and dont forget the accessories! theyre all on sale! dont wait! our most popular colors and patterns will sell out! go to blendjet.com and take advantage of our holiday sale now. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend shells. the modern-day babe ruth about to sign a $700 billion deal to stay in los angeles. christina coleman has details of the deal announced today. >> the biggest star in baseball agree because each purchase contract in north america sports history, to time microeconomics on interim he will sign a free agent contract with los angeles daughters, reports say the deal will be ten years and $700 million shattering the record for the largest contract ever and major league baseball. on interim apologize for taking so long to reach a decision and thanked the supporters he wrote are like to express gratitude to everyone involved with the angels organization and fans who supported me over the past six years as well as everyone involved with each team part of the negotiation process especially the angels fans who support me through ups and dow downs, your support and sheer meant the world to me. for six years with the angels will remain etched in my heart forever. he played for the l.a. angels of the last six seasons becoming one of the best in the game in both areas, he was named american league mvp the past season with angels and now the cross time travel l.a. dodgers. novel injury will likely keep him off the mound next season, the 29-year-old will likely be a dominant hitter and pitcher for years to come. >> taylor swift has taken the world by storm, everything from her to her making more than $1 billion for dating travis kelsey. time magazine named her the 2023 person of the year but "rolling stone" magazine is using this to attack conservatives claiming the cover is quote breaking right wing brands. unsurprisingly right wing commentators took the opportunity to interpret swift well-earned success to launch into a conspiracy theory vendor. can you explain to me? >> my understanding is basically this idea taylor swift was put on the cover, she's built up because she will turn out 2024 to turn out. i don't agree just because she's going to do that anyway she's the biggest popstar in the country, look at the two are the first one to gross $1 billion, even the movie made about broke movie history about a culture film so i do think she deserves to be on the cover even though i don't like her politics, her stance but she is the biggest popstar and probably the world so look, i double on x and three covid, i probably wouldn't but it could be a conspiracy theory, maybe there is something there. not on this one. >> what is true is taylor swift was not in favor of the big elite media a couple of years ago trying to stay above, she didn't want to be political, that's how you become a big popstar, you don't get involved in politics. that didn't sit well with the elites and they gave her an this grief until she started toning out the rainbow legs. she became political because they forced it, they bully celebrities into telling the line because silence equals complicity and they pulled on her and she fell for it. >> you think she was bullied. she doesn't seem -- >> she came out when they demanded to come out. >> i think she wants people to like her and that's where we are, they have to feel they have to take left-wing stances today are part of the cool crowd. >> what happens in the media where you take -- it doesn't have to be taylor swift, they latch on to something big in getting a lot of attention and they turn it around and flip it on conservatives. >> conformity and tribalism. the they've come out and said i can't believe she one% figure for time magazine and basically no one reads it anymore and that will have an impact 11 months from now, she's the ultimate triple threat, a senior and right her own songs which is incredibly impressive and a tremendous businesswoman, worth $1 billion at 33 and we saw ratings jumped in the nfl just for games, she attended. who never seen 40, 50% particularly with young girls whose never watched the nfl just to see someone who's not even on the field so overall michael jordan you have a saying that republican bike sneakers, too, he stayed above the fray. taylor swift was pushed, you better pick a side and she will in 2024 when it comes to the democratic nominee. >> good luck if that happens. >> it's a full hour. >> very true. >> next, the top spot gen z has their slaying all over oxford's biggest 2023, the winning word is ringing in the new year in exile. ♪ i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? 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[laughter] >> here's what it is the -- >> i have some questions, can i say you have riz? without calling hr or is it a compliment or in my hitting on you? >> young people said it, we can always blame that generation. if it came to that. >> would love for you to tell me i have riz. >> you have riz. >> i think it's understated so unexpected charm, you know what i'm saying? i don't think it was like -- brad pitt doesn't have riz, as you know he has charisma. it's a surprising. >> i think it's more powerful than your giving it credit, it's got to really stand out for someone to have riz in my opinion. >> you talk to a guy who flies his beige flag. [laughter] >> para social was not on the list, i think that's pretty go good. >> i've never heard about one. >> first time. [laughter] >> he dome was be out. >> he dome? >> it's a global warming think so i wouldn't have expected it to be higher because when hot air comes off the ocean and gathers over land and then you're in the dome so people are worried about heat domes because of global warming. >> , emergency was 2019 so i guess the question is, do the words have an impact on us culturally? riz, is going to be something that goes through generations or does it stay with generation z and millennial's? >> we used to get our words from the young generation for a while it stopped. remember in the it be days like with the brady bunch they would say that groovy and then people started using words young people, the young 60s generation was using an i think it fell into disfavor and now we are looking to the young people again for our language. >> riz will reach where people my age will use it regularly and then the younger generation will be like we are done. 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[laughter] >> during his speech in las vegas joe biden tried to dump on trump i brag about his administration infrastructure improvement. only one problem, joe had trouble nailing down just how much he has spent. >> on my watch of infrastructure anamerica's having infrastructue decade. over a billion $300 septillion. trump talks the talk, we walk the walk. >> $100 quadrillion. so doctor evil of him to do this. >> it is amazing. >> the kind of is. but is 2,021,000,000,000,000-dollar infrastructure package earmarked $7.5 billion to build a network of 500,000 500,000 eb chargerss the country but it turns out none of them have been installed is that a surprise? where are they? i do not want to see them to tell you the truth there's arctic too many charging stations out there and they are all empty, right? wickstrom bided still trying to force it down our throats for. because access the same question over and over again by elected york city or hoboken how my charge of my car if i live in apartment building with 500 of the people? who pays for those charges? are going to put them on the streets? i don't get it for. >> going to block parking spaces with these things quickly do not want his own cars. i think that's why they're pushing it. i live in the westwood road trips to missouri for a college gives the thought of stopping on a 10 hour drive to sit for 45 minutes if there is no one already charging just does not make it very attractive. >> i do but not 45 minutes. we can talk about that later. the giant venomous joe wrote spider is set to invade the east u.s. the spiders, look at that look at that the spiders can grow to the size of your hand use their webbing to fly up to 100 miles at a time. thankfully the creepy crowds do not pose a threat to humans or pets. i said that but they are not harmless. they have an up and then i'm the a b. it's a problem for the mail mate because the females cannibalize their mail mates. they are not, not dangerous. >> talk about a man eater. >> they are dangerous they say they can't harm humans they will harm humans if you see one of us in your cart you crash. >> yes you run into traffic forr they are too big to kill. the size of your hand. leave on the ground smashing a production or have arachnophobia that's my biggest fear that in alligators. >> is all bad news to me. okay. >> they drowned your first and they killed the alligators is something i don't go for. >> how do we get to alligators? thanks. 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