>> hello everyone i am anita vogel along with kat timpf, joe concha and gibe guy benson. welcome to the big we can we can show. >> my revenge will be success, two days after his guilty verdict, the former president got a huge welcome at ufc fight in a blue new jersey in the event turn into an unofficial trauma probably in the former president tells "fox & friends" weekend his fight is not over. >> and fighting for the constitution, the same thing that you do you fight for freedom intercountry and these people are sick they are deranged the enemy from within is doing damage to this country. >> the support for trump was palpable at ufc even the fighters wanted to shake his hand fox news correspondent cb cotton is in new york city tonight. >> as former president donald trump entered into the new jersey arena he shook hands with people in the crowd at one point sean strickland also gave the former president and shadow. >> president trump you the man is a damn tragedy of what you're doing. >> one of the first public appearances since convicted on 34 quality accounts of falsifying business records to which the president pleaded not guilty and gearing up for the appeals process which is expected beyond the november 5 election day this morning on "fox & friends" weekend the former president spoke about what he believes is next. >> when you see what they've done, these people are so evil. at the same time the country can come together and success will bring the country together because i had it together before the china progress came and i had it together we had it together the country was doing better than i had ever done or going back to the same policies and some. >> trump will be sentenced this summer our financial penalty, home confinement, probation work for years on prison are punishments on the table. >> the judge could say house arrest or jail. >> i'm okay i don't know if the public would stand and i'm not sure the public would stand for. >> box legal have been skeptical that trump will face incarceration because of his age and lack of a prior criminal record is been convicted of the lowest level colonies in new york making it unlikely he will spend any time behind bars. former manhattan district attorney agrees. >> i think the proximity of the republican convention for days after his sentencing and if he is a candidate for the republican party the proximity of the election i would be surprised that he would be sentenced to any imprisonment. >> it is set for july 114 days before the republican national convention in milwaukee. anita: thank you cb cotton. for the report. our friends at "fox & friends" weekend had a interview with the former president where he said a lot of interesting things and what are the things he talked about with what revenge looks like for him, it looks like success is what he said listen to what he had to say. >> these are bad people. these people are sick. they do things that are so destructive, don't forget if it weren't me they would be going after somebody else and i know a lot of the competition they would not do so well they would not be doing so well they would be saying mommy take me home i want to go home i say and it sounds beautiful my revenge will be success. anita: joe i want to go to you it reminds me of the saying the best form of revenge is living well that is his format that, what do you think he means when he talks about success doesn't mean winning the presidency successfully governing the country, all of the above. >> winning the presidency and a successful presidency therefore the american people in the country is successful maybe they're not dealing with high food prices anymore in high gas prices anymore and may be energy independent and the border is secure and maybe the world doesn't seemed like it's on fire it was quite stable under donald trump taken out the isis caliphate under control as far as the missile launches into russia was it invading countries during his tenure, in the end that's what he's talking about and when you hear folks on other network saying if trump is elected again can you imagine what's going to happen he's going to execute journalist that's what joe scarborough said he will execute generals in jail his political opponents, the last part is quite rich that's what the democratic parties tried to do to donald trump right now. >> a lot of fallout from the verdict, let's take a look at a couple of polls, it's asking people where the charges against trump politically motivated, they are using 47% of people say yes, 38% say no, 15% say they don't know maybe they don't have an opinion. take a look at this favorable opinions of donald trump and joe biden, they seem to be unchanged since the verdict, 42% favorable for joe biden, 31% for donald trump. let me go to you on this i know you dissect the polls, what you make of that unchanged opinion. >> those are bad favorable ratings for both of them but it is definitely statistically insignificant the change. i'm skeptical and i'll wait three weeks before i buy into the polling and spend our narratives i want to see state-level pulling and i don't think we'll have that until the end of this month and we do have some numbers we talk about the abc poll and a few others that show a tiny uptake for joe biden. others thought nothing. overall thus far it seems like a shrug in terms of public opinion does that change as it sinks in more does the anger of what happened to trump does not start favoring him in certain places, not nationally but in key states. >> that the wait-and-see you to be interesting i agree i would go back to the interview that fox and fred weekend did with the former president he had a lot of things to say the one of the things he talked about was a policy decision they might make if he gets elected but to listen to cutty the department of education. >> we're going to cut the department of education and let it run locally. >> other to have a tiny coronation that can happen immediately. >> you said that will happen immediately cutty the department of education. >> that the view i've had for a while. i don't know after what happened in covid if that could be seen radical anymore during call them a democrat policy for years what they were calling for his school is not allowed the zoom school was not real school and we see that in the hard data with how far sadly kids are behind but your horrible person in a murder if you express any concerns that was truly radical. there's no way you can look at what happened during covid that's ridiculous. the people in these communities in the parents know what's better for the kids at the actually no then a random bureaucrat in d.c. who have all the different special interest influencing their decisions. that is logic and make sense. >> put the decision-making back into local hands. >> what are the things the president talked about during this interview was having a transparent presidency and to do that he said he might declassify interesting documents. listen to this. >> some people think that one way to build trust is to declassify that everyone is talking about i don't want to be a conspiracy theorist. if you were a president would you declassify you can answer yes or no would you declassify 9/11 files. >> yes. >> would you declassify jfk. >> yes. >> i did a lot of it. >> would you declassify epstein file. >> yeah i would. >> declassify jeffrey epstein files in the rest of those. >> the last one is extra. i would like to see that i think a lot of americans would like to see that it sounds like a campaign promise from the former president possible future president. he also says a lot of things and if he wins election maybe some of the processes under promises get massage because that's what political figures do is not unique to donald trump those are in treating questions and interesting answers. >> everybody wants to learn about the conspiracies behind the scenes of what's behind them. >> especially jfk there's not one adult that's alive now that needs to be protected when john f. kennedy was shot november 63 that the minimum should be let out completely. >> you don't indict donald trump for that, where was donald trump in 1963. i'm just asking questions. >> what about the moon landing a lot of people want to know about that too. >> i doubt, it happened, it's over. >> for the record i also believe it landed on the moon. >> i do to. anita: good discussion. the jampacked hour of "the big weekend show" a full-blown freak out, democrats are doing damage control after the media spills the tea on the biden campaign, plus. >> everything has got to be transparent, there is a building mistrust now in the transparency of what we do. >> for being dr. fauci heads back to the health or public testimony. anita: do we really know where kids, a double life demand under dilemma is hitting gen z hard, that is straight ahead some people just know there's a better 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(gentle music) ♪ ♪. kat: welcome back to "the big weekend show" it looks like biden is ready to deal with the border fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is at the white house with executive action expected this week. >> the white house expects to rollout the new executive action by tuesday before the president departs for normandy earlier on "fox news sunday" house speaker mike johnson waited. >> too little too late he's trying to desperately show the american people that he wants to address the issue that he himself created he wants to issue an executive order to show he really does care about the issue and the only reason he's doing that is because the polls say is the biggest issue in america. >> shifting over to gaza whether the lingering questions whose peace plan is this is that bidens, the israelis, hamas, earlier john kirby in the top democrat in the house called the plants different names. >> the proposal has been given to hamas done thursday night waiting for an official response from hamas we would know publicly that hamas officials came out and welcome this proposal. >> it is my hope that prime minister benjamin netanyahu consistent with what is been done by the israeli war cabinet which to unanimously adopt the biden peace plan. >> one problem one member of israel's war cabinet the defense minister says leaving hamas in power is a nonstarter biden says the plan removes hamas from power it appears both sides remain far apart. >> now to this is the media right in its claim that democrats are in a full-blown freak out over biden earlier on "fox news sunday" ro khanna said not him. >> are you when the democrats freaking out? >> i'm not the last 20 years this country and national elections are always very close they are usually decided i a few% a few states this is going to be very, very close election and i think that's what democrats recognize that is a hard-fought battle we have to have a better economic vision and showing what were going to do to improve people's lives. kat: joe concha you love joe biden. kat.guy: i wrote a book about h. kat: do you think everybody's freaking out and it's always like this. joe: do you know what i love more button joe biden i love numbers he's pulling lower than any president at this stage of his presidency then any in history that is meaningful is not like joe biden is going to get better like a fine wine he's like cottage cheese and that doesn't get better with age, civics has a pullout they do state pulling in 48 out of 50 states, joe biden is underwater meaning his approval is a below this under disapproval only folks in hawaii in massachusetts slightly approve of the job is well under my california, new york and illinois and he is 22-point underwater in the state of delaware, that's why i think he's acting as far as this bill, executive order and finally doing something he could've done years ago and shutting down the border if border crossing goes above 4000 this is something he knows he has to do because is as burnable as he is on inflation. kat: what is interesting the messaging that comes out and says try is a uniquely awful figure but why aren't you doing better then, what does that say about you. >> we are losing to them, that is difficult that is why the freak out is happening in the democratic party i don't think that trump will necessarily win the election i think he could i think biden could win this thing but there are a lot of democrats that i talked to in d.c. and elsewhere who will say under their breath, off the record, were stuck with him but we cannot do anything about it at this point but we wish we were going into battle with somebody else and increasingly they're saying on the record but were getting closer and closer to the nominating contest five months out from the election, all of the whining will not do them any good, one other point on the border issue that lucas was talking about in the report, joe biden told us a few weeks ago he does not have the authority to do anymore that yuri has he says i cannot do any executive order because i exhausted my authority and surprise surprise they discover new executive orders the authority came out of nowhere and now he will try to pull the political manipulation to do something that he got finished telling us that he could not do and i love the idea border crossings exceed 4000 today they will shut down the border, i hear that and i hear they can shutdown the border they are choosing not to until thousands a day, crossed. i would love an explanation on that how that's coherent either our coherent policy. >> we may get an explanation guy: from karine jean-pierre, good luck. anita: picking up on joe numbers i think this bears repeating, may be part of the reason for the freak out that trump is leading biden in key states, nevada, georgia, pennsylvania and wisconsin those are key swing states, that is got to be causing a sense of unease i will say what ro khanna said at the end of the day this is going to tighten up this will be a close election and it always tightens up towards the end and is a few percentage points in the key states that we will be watching. >> we will all be watching tonight know you will be watching with us america. caitlin clark targeted on and off the basketball court. >> i think there is a thing called pretty privilege there is a thing called white privilege and tall privilege. 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