[chanting] [chanting] we begin with a fox news alert, americans are on high alert to the dangers posed as president trump meets with his team tonight. a new fox poll shows nearly 75% think iran is a real threat to the u.s. while almost four out of five americans are worried about iran getting a nuclear bomb the right to be concerned. iran is the number one state sponsor of terrorism. katie pavlich and joey jones and this is the "big weekend show".

karen has a long history of attacking the u.s. and 1979 they took over the u.s. embassy into iran link 52 u.s. citizens hostage for over 440 days. a few years later in 1983, iranian backed terrorist detonated a bomb at the u.s. embassy, killing 17 americans, the same year they also attacked the u.s. marine corps works in lebanon, killing hundreds of american service members, but it does not stop there. iran orchestrated the 1996 truck bombing the towers in saudi arabia. that left 19 u.s. air force members dead and 2020, a series of missiles that u.s. troops patient and iraq as retaliation for the death of iranian general soleimani. we wanted to see how they reacted so we hit the streets for this week's talk of the town. >> what's your reaction to what's happening? >> that's a big question, a loaded question.

>> a conflict going on for centuries so i hope they can quell something this time. >> i trust trump, patriots are in control. >> you think it will expand? >> it depends on what trump does that will decide pretty much what's going to happen. >> you think they will get involved? >> no. we don't want to go have ceased. >> they need help. >> they need to or china won't take it seriously as well. it's a line in the sand. >> what you think it is? >> hopefully it will and. >> of the get them before they have them, they will split. >> 1947.

>> while president trump decides whether to strike iran, prime minister has been holding nuclear talks with european officials this weekend. the world nation is refusing to meet with the u.s. will file. >> with the united states under the support of the united st states. >> president trump responded to those comments. >> it's hard to make that right now. somebody is winning, it's a little harder to do than if someone is losing. we are ready, willing and able we've been speaking to iran and we will see what happens. >> u.s. ramping up presence in the middle east and shifting aircraft and warships around the region. president trump is still deciding if he's going to strike iran, but it appears u.s. forces in the region are preparing for the possibility of it.

joining us now for our big close-up tonight is robert o'brien. trump intelligence advisory board member, former national security advisor and orchestrator of the historic records. thank you for joining us this saturday evening and bringing us your insights in this clearly critical time, the president laying a big decision. this is one of the enormous consequence. your thoughts on what the president is weighing and which direction he should go. >> thank you for having me and that's a great question. president trump is perhaps the most transparent resident with overhead and he's made three things very clear. first, iran is never going to get a nuclear weapon, that's a redline and if you get the packaging before you came on, the hundreds of soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan i.e.

the, number two, he said he prefers the, he wants a diplomatic solution. he doesn't want to see death and destruction and it's like every is to get the clear ambitions. iranians are doing so and someone hasn't given them information. biden is no longer in the white house and their either, the door in israel, the u.s. is not asking for talks. president trump is clear to talk with a radiant and try to make a solution, but they -- talks will have to be inspections anytime, anywhere and any place. >> it's great to see you, especially on this very serious occasion. you know the president well and his thinking when it comes to iran and these issues. he also know the american first movement well, can you talk about some of the intrigue we heard with accusations the

president may be getting involved there despite iran's long 35 year on americans in the middle east and elsewhere and how it plays into his broader doctrine? >> i think this has been overblown. two things, iran is not getting a nuclear weapon against us and israel and our allies and potentially millions of people. chanting with passion, death to america regime orders from don't believe that's most iranians but some supporters want to kill us and president trump is not going to let them the bomb, but number two, president trump is not going to go into a forever war. his top the capability submarine launched missiles b2 and 52 to eliminate a radiant nuclear program and stop the threat without putting marines on the

ground into iran so i think both seem to be true at the same time. no nukes. people are more aligned with the negative, america first movement in the mainstream press wants to let on. >> i think there are a lot of people, great to have you with us, appreciate it. i think a lot of americans feel that way strongly, they don't want american troops on the ground, they don't want us involved anymore than we have to be in this particular circumstance and get president trump had a dire warning for iran if they decide to retaliate against american forces. >> terror attacks against americans if you order military axis. >> we are always concerned and we have to think it's very strong. we will know almost immediately with modern equipment who made

the attack and they will be very unhappy. >> president making comments on friday, but iran supreme leader appears to have no intention his own of backing down from his threats. >> iranian nation will not surrender to anyone. the damage america will suffer if it makes a military intervention will undoubtedly be irreparable. >> iran has an array of tactics to retaliate as you know, including the activation of the militant organization and supporters known as axis of resistance which includes iranian proxies such as hamas and hezbollah. in fact, they've already joined to attack u.s. operated military sites in the region and reportedly may close which would disrupt the world oil supply,

20% of the oil flows through it. all that said, iran's retaliation could escalate even further. a senior research analyst at the national union for democracy and iran told newsweek that if push comes to shove, the iranian regime will unleash a multipronged attack which would include launching missile and drum brakes against the u.s. targets in the region and possibly conduct terror attacks take americans hostage. i say a lot and i guess the simplest way to wrap it up into a simple question is this. knowing what way know about the capability and motivation, is there anything we can and are doing to prepare for that possibility? >> was a great, brief, i'd love to have you at the nfc to have you there, that was terrific. i think all of those things are true but the rain it happened

degraded by israel so very few ballistic missiles left and fired at the camp and israel, they are drunk manufacturing and supply is limited. hamas is an the tunnels and hezbollah has been decapitated. duties have come to an agreement with us, but i think their pastor graveyard a little bit. one thing that concerns me how we can respond to it, iranians and hezbollah, we've had an open border for years. iranians and has a lot this year, the terror cells in the homeland and cost patel is working very hard and dan bongino and the homeland security are working hard to identify and surveilled these

terror cells here in our homeland because we don't want to do is terror attacks on american citizens here at home and the fbi is capable homeland security we need to keep an eye on that issue. >> we reported early this morning that the bombers left missouri, i don't think they went there to deliver bananas and coca-cola's to the marines, they probably have bombs on board, but they became public knowledge quickly so it's like assumption or maybe an educated guess is that president trump wants iran to know the bombers are on the way. what does that signal you? i hate to throw a second question but you are the guy behind the abraham accords, what are they thinking when they hear bombers coming across the water? >> let me answer the second question first, they are pretty happy to hear coming because a lot are no other country in the world has so it's a lot of

confidence in the united states but keep in mind president trump who secured piece with the abraham accords once piece in the middle east and a diplomatic solution to this issue so giving iranians time and from garcia it's a superhighway nuclear sites because israelis are taking out air defenses is giving iranians three more days to say enough, we are done with our their program, we want peace so he's giving iranians every offer he can and these people threatened to kill him and videos showing president trump would be killed by the iranian regime and he's overlooking that same the terrorism and that's against me, if you do the right thing gives program we can have

peace but dismantled program peacefully or the alternative will be as peaceful so they are a big american stick. >> kat david and soleimani so peace is a gift. >> thank you very much for your analysis and expertise this saturday evening, greatly appreciated. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, a brand-new hour of the "big weekend show", the media blaming political violence on president trump but only forgetting about the two assassination attempts on president trump's life? plus the gop becoming the party of the twos. ♪

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♪ a troubling rise of political violence in america, the new york times is blaming it on trump, while other members of the media are sharing the same you. >> the nature of political violence in the country changed

in 2016 and had a lot to do with donald trump. donald trump has been an excellent in so many ways in terms of the ugliness in our politics. >> the complaint trump the violence, this is the man who survived two assassination attempts. >> something is said, take a look at what happened -- [gun shots] [screaming] >> the left is trying to deflect blame a little bit because they are the ones causing chaos. no further than what just happened in los angeles, i guess what they are saying is by being someone we hate so much, you're making us be violent. >> this is the problem for so many years, it's one thing to be civil. you want to disagree, disagree, that's american, that's apple pie, but if you want to be violent and break stuff and tear step up and loop, rob, hurt people, this is a family show and i think a lot of people are upset as an american by this

notion you want to blame the guy people shot at. actually shot at him and another guy tried to shoot him mike you are to blame him for his party, i think it's really cynical. >> i think it's pretty messed up to blame any politician or party platform on, i think there's a lot of examples of both in the last ten years, or even just recently the assassination over the past prior weekend of melissa, democratic leader in the minnesota state house. we saw this year fires set at the governor's house -- josh appear in pennsylvania so people on both sides of the political aisle, high-profile people can and do fall to this kind of violence tragically and it just has to be all-out on both sides by both parties and continue to hamper this and address it and keep working on it because we don't want it to become

acceptable and certainly not expand to for instance, the allegations currently made against federal agents, the political violence and extent to people acting on behalf of the government and enforcing our laws. >> i'm old enough to remember when chuck schumer told the supreme court they were coming after them members of congress go out and meet trump supporters in the street and not long after, sarah huckabee sanders was blacked out in a restaurant, i don't understand how you can be pointing fingers. >> politics is a tough sport, a lot of words are exchanged that are not nice, it's the name of the game, but we live in -- we hear a lot about democracy and the substitute for violet's debate and voting so everybody has to get back to that fact and talk about even if it's tough and then settle their differences but what you've seen since trump is that it doesn't count if people vote for donald trump. you are allowed to riot and

attack agents and do all kinds of things for the psaki of opposing him even though he won an election twice so i would say, go back to basics, voting and debate our process up to her violence and that's what everyone should start with. >> i agree, political violence is the thing of crazy people, not rational people so how can you blame someone else for their actions? still ahead, democrats will do anything to promote anarchy. one far left group releasing an insane had to scare americans. ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase you can get a debit card for your kids' independence... ♪ and parental notifications... so you can keep an eye on how they're using it. still on budget.

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twenty-six minutes after the hour, welcome back, fox news alert. los angeles dealing with an eye noticed demonstrators are targeting dodger stadium. the chaos coming to days after the department of homeland security, the team claims online

that ice agent attempted to raid folks over at the stadium. the daughters have a game tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern time and what they are dealing with the latest round of anti- ice protests shabbos ravine where we find christina coleman at this hour. >> i am here at dodger stadium where you can see a group of anti- ice protesters gathered. some of them across the street every now and then they will walk into the street but they continue to go back and forth. things happen peaceful but people are definitely fired up they are condemning ice, they want isaac gone and they also want the dodgers to put out a statement condemning the immigration rates. management, i can't hear you, get loud. that's what they are saying about the rock them to be more forceful about this. and law enforcement in l.a. yesterday to get an assessment of the situation.

it has been peaceful, following the extreme moment of violence on the anti- ice protests that occurred last saturday and the week prior. fox news bill melugin sat down with the vice president and discussed the trump administration's immigration back down. take a listen. >> if you're in the u.s. illegally you are at risk of deportation. we are focusing resources on the worst offenders, violent criminals and people who came here recently. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals allowed the president to keep the national guardsmen marines here in l.a. for now. the lower court order would allow, governor newsom commanded the truth. a federal judge asked for briefings on both sides by monday before issuing another ruling in this case. back out here live, you can see protests continue here, a much smaller crowd than what we've seen in previous weekends and things remain peaceful.

one thing yesterday about how long the trump administration plans to be confident that the violence will layer up again. >> christina coleman rest near dodger stadium, thank you so much. the majority of americans support mass deportations, the left for some reason is convinced they have a strategy that will work edit and add i want to show you is designed to scare him voters into back to their side. >> i really -- [screaming] >> what you doing? >> she's coming with us. >> who are you? >> i'm your republican congressman. we are rounding up illegals. >> she was born here, she's a citizen out of care, she looks like one of them but don't worry, when she's in prison in el salvador, she'll have lots of company.

>> so dearly democrats want americans to believe this fiction is actually reality and they push this propaganda every single day in the mainstream media. >> this is not the first plate regime have taken over, they use certain issues to try. immigration is one and what has the administration focused on? >> authoritarianism. >> targeting political enemies is a central component of the authoritarian playbook. >> authoritarian, authoritarian, authoritarian. word of the week. trump's actions aren't authoritarian, they are constitutional and when they are not, the court way and but clearly they are designed to restore law and order, which is exactly what the left is upset because they support or at least certain to condone chaos in the streets we saw that last weekend at the salt lake city no kings

protest, did you hear an innocent bystander was shot and killed by a peacekeeper and then anarchy going on in portland, oregon. watch. such an absolutely amazing city and they've been going through this for years. protesters once again camping out near an ice facility getting violent with police there. lately they resulted in a couple of people being arrested and some officers force because of the problems to use tear gas and flash bangs. it is a mess and what bothers me the most is i love the city, portland is a great town but they've been under this grip of anarchy and lawlessness and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. >> if you are getting violent, you're not protester, you are a riot or not so fine line being

crossed and it's being crossed on purpose and i don't blame the police for using tear gas and flash bangs less than people means to push them back. they are being pretty lenient in general the macro seen pictures like this, i'm always reminded if you want to talk about it, you want to get out there with signs and flags, good for you but you want to start setting fires, hurting cops and innocent bystanders, that's enough, you got to go to jail. >> you had some good points, this is something we've seen in portland for many years now. this video is not even surprising anymore. of course that is another night and oregon and it's sad for the people who deal with this. there's this incredible messaging was like different reality between the democrats and republicans and what we see and even and delight in california, a great example with the mayor and l.a., mayor santa talking about the vice president

visit to being provocative. meanwhile, he is there to support the federal agents on the ground that need protection, ice agent that need protection. the troops sent there, the national guard, which the courts backed up president trump having the power to do that to go and thank these individuals and instead it's painted as a provocative choice being made on part of the trump administration so it's fascinating to see the virgins in effective. >> mayor asked famously not around during the fires. what is your wisdom on all of this? >> gavin newsom thoroughly is embarrassed over the course control of the city and trump comes in and demands the courts restore order and control of the national guard to him and wiped out by the court on that and trump is still in charge of the national guard. they are just trying to stoke fear and emotion because they don't have actual policy plans to keep people safe. i find it crazy they put this ad out and americans actually are

afraid of their daughters were themselves ending up like blake and riley or jocelyn, killed by illegal aliens joe biden fled into the country, criminals in their own country came here and committed heinous acts against american citizens innocent people and politicians who continue to defend and obstruct ice whose main mission is to take the worst of the worst out of these communities and taking the side of these criminals and basically saying they are right to break the laws and be in the country. trump, you're right to be safe and it's despicable and there are real consequences for real people. >> ads like that are so cynical, they presume people don't get it. trust me, people are smarter than they think. coming up next, why does jasmine crockett think trump supporters are mentally ill? could trump derangement syndrome become an official medical diagnosis? that and more as we continue. ♪

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♪ beautiful sunset starting there. notoriously feisty, texas democrat jasmine crockett made waves for saying americans who support president trump our mentally ill. listen. >> we got a mental health crisis in this country because everyone, no matter how you affiliate yourself should be against trump we have someone who does not care and he's being enabled by the fact that there are people who follow him and pump him up. >> this is a classic case of projection because the democrats have mental disorders child trump derangement syndrome.

>> donald trump is dangerous. >> is the most deplorable person i've ever met in my life. >> the end of democracy as we know it. >> trying to annihilate the planet. >> is going to kill all of us. >> trump is now president of the united states. >> out the planet. being diagnosed with trump derangement syndrome could become a reality in some states. lawmakers in minnesota trying to pass a law is an official mental illness and safe to say these people could use the help. >> i will never forgive anyone are voting for him. my heart is broken. [sobbing] >> i'm not sure if the issue is

trump derangement syndrome or people filming themselves doing these -- crying, what is up with that? [laughter] >> i have some sympathy, i don't know how to help other than in the wake of the election there were all of these abrams on college campuses, places where people could go share their feelings and recover if trump were to win which he did but i think we need to get where we can listen to one another and not accuse and half of the country being crazy or mentally ill talking past each other and not seeing each other as human beings and working toward ideas that compromise and falling apart. >> they say jasmine crockett is the future of the democrat party

machine sitting in the district plus 34 democrats so she's not the kind of person to make the case so she can be a unifier, especially saying things like that. >> when you know your party has a hard choice, become more like jasmine or shovel to the center to win independence, if they are picking her, i'm telling you and calling the shop pointing to the outfield. 2026 will be around for the incumbent party in power because no matter what you think about her if you watch msnbc and they seem to love her, i'm telling you, the overwhelming majority of american people will not feel like that represents them, her bias if that's the democratic party pace, moving forward, good luck with that. >> the care for white supremacy is napping. one author making the case.

the founder claims there's a connection between capitalism and lack of sleep. >> when i first started, people must what is labor and lack of rest and sleep deprivation have to do with capitalism? connecting thoughts from the historical examination of what capitalism is and where it was founded on plantation. >> she argues in her book that we need more sleep during the day to end capitalism saying it will take courage to deprogram yourself from brainwashing of capitalism, hours and hours of daydreaming and silence to maintain and energetic flow, a guide for the liberation. it sounds like unemployment. [laughter] >> yes, capitalism founded on plantations and it is funny the

communist countries that have slave labor may be heard historical context of these are the same people that would tell you, robert grammer is white supremacy which makes me terrible wise princess because i have none so maybe that's the most fertile thing about me. [laughter] i think this is used up, it's worn out and i don't think it's getting traction and i think people like this are past time, i don't think the last much longer. >> the only think i agree on is if people are working then guess, capitalism will collapse, but people like going to work and making money. >> people like maps, two. [laughter] >> not everybody is going to take that and run with it. >> you have a quick -- >> give me an hour, i will nap

for 45 minutes. coming up, red ink revolution, the gop becoming the party of tattoos. ♪

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>> i know you are dying, did you weigh in on this? [laughter] >> tell me what you think. >> i love the idea because it tells me the party is getting younger and even more urban which is good because when you focus on working class, people who are not going to make 100 grand, not going to go to a fancy college, there normal hard-working americans, a lot of them have tattoos and it's not a bad thing even though i must say, three of the four of us don't have a single cut to. >> no tattoos for me. >> stay in the family. maggie, my mother, if you get a tattoo, you're going to be out. i said i'll stay in the family. >> one tattoo? >> not a single one. >> so important -- you got to have a tattoo. >> secrets. i really don't.

[laughter] >> a dolphin or crescent? [laughter] >> i like that it's theoretically a thing, i think it is normal, it could be a liberal were re- stuck with a tattooed sleeve republican and military summer out in the midwest, anybody could get a tattoo and there's not much judgment with the anymore. >> tattoos are an expression of your beliefs. i'm covered in tattoos and most of my tattoos are related to make time in service and the montage of patriotic tattoos so people's passions are so wrapped up in the politics perhaps, i think is a big part of it is says, i am okay with me. i think too often in the past people were afraid, i want

people to think this or that i get a tattoo, good for you. reflect your love for the president or your country, you go do that. not for me but if it's good for you, i supported. >> too each their own. not for me. [laughter] >> the old publican party in grade in these very conservative powerfully consorted with, liberals can guide their hair, blue, they don't need a tattoo. the content piercings. >> i don't think they left the ta there's just a bigger market for other people. people who have tattoos, hard-working working-class boats, the country club publican type is that the kind of people i was around growing up, but. >> i was around the country club.

[laughter] >> headset as the example. >> i thought of pete, to when i saw this. >> real quick, are breaking now. >> fox news alert, news from the president of the united states that there has been an attack inside iran just moments ago president donald trump putting out untruth social we have completed our very successful attack on three nuclear sites in iran including a strong and planes are outside of iran airspace from president donald trump, a full payload of bombs dropped on the primary site. all plans are safely on the way home. congratulations to great american were just spirits is not another military in the world that could have done this. now is the time for peace, thank you for your attention to this matter.

that's just seconds ago from president donald trump on truth social suggesting the b-2 bombers perhaps were on the way may have been behind this. we will get more details on sites about what the president said has been attacked inside iran. this is after days of negotiations to get iran to the negotiating table. the president of the united states, saying it would have to be unconditional surrender saying enrichment with have to stop. we heard from negotiations in europe that that was not being accepted by the iranians, that they would not stop in reaching uranium. there was a thought that this could go as long as two weeks as the president said he would decide within two weeks. however, two days is within two weeks and now a word from president donald trump that these attacks have happened. interesting three sites have

been struck by u.s. bombers and again we will get more about the exact targets and what bombs were used. we expect from your bus of, the massive from may have been one of those used. it's roughly a half-mile under a rock mountain like facility that is said the site of a lot of the enrichment capability. a storage facility for enriched uranium and another part of the nuclear facility. they have several throughout iran long described as a very difficult ts effort to go after these nuclear sites but the u.s.

for the first time launching an attack inside iran. the president of the united states saying they are all out of airspace with the bombings continue by israelis inside iran as this back and forth l.a. between israel and iran has continued for two weeks. we expect to hear more about this operation not only from the pentagon but perhaps the white house, although the white house this afternoon, the ceiling product called a late as far as winning no one will talk after that. that may changing now, obviously we have this truth social post from president donald trump to be have jennifer griffin at the pentagon? we can talk through what we are during. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon, let's bring jennifer in. we are just getting worked with the president's announcement

what this looks like. >> we knew there was something about this morning when we woke and heard six b-2 bombers seen leaving white men air force base last night at midnight so those planes we were told for mom. one would have been 18 the hour flight into iran so likely a different set of b-2 bombers used on truth social. what's known as the heart or the down jewel of iran's nuclear program under that mountain just outside comb two hours south iran. that complex we understand has been bombed by the u.s. b-2 bombers tonight.

natanz had another about it was built in 2006. natanz had been the main enrichment site and was built targeting it in the last able to penetrate underground bomber. it's interesting attack years ago but it was backup and running what is surprising tonight is the president announced it was not one site but three sites inside iran's nuclear program struck by

an put it up so we can see it. the fact that this first of all, the announcement comes from truth social this is the president who put out a lot of announcements, big announcements through truth truth social and this is the biggest of them. the completed successful attack on three nuclear sites getting very specific there and the payload, a full payload of bombs dropped on the primary site fordow. we've been saying for many days they may have made many passes at fordow considering the experts were saying, just one wouldn't have gotten to the heart of that facility.

>> we been reporting in recent days fordow is interesting because it has to entrance points and we were told by it would take at least two bombs from the beach choose the mops the massive ordnance of penetrators are 30,000 pound bombs at each can carry two of them. the way it works 30,000 pound bunker busters dropped. it goes into a hole that's about a radius of about 25ft, i'm told. and then the second bomb is dropped in the same hole. and so at first, that 30,000 pound bunker buster will go down about 200ft, explode, and then make way for the second bomb, which falls into that exact 25 foot radius hole. and of course, people are calling right now. so just a moment.