Will Cain Country - Cincinnati Beatdown: Mob Rule Excused By Left? Plus, Can Russiagate Revelations Finally Bring Justice? (ft. Miranda Devine & Joey Jones)

Episode Date: August 4, 2025

Story #1: You've likely seen the clips of the brutal mob beatdown in Cincinatti, and now the city's leadership appears to be blaming the victims. Will breaks down the appalling logic from the mayor, police chief, and local activists, exposing how narratives of racial justice are now being used to excuse mob behavior. Is America waking up to this twisted game Story #2: New York Post columnist and Host of 'Pod Force One,' Miranda Devine joins Will to expose the unraveling of Russiagate. New polling shows even Democrats are waking up to the hoax, and the calls for accountability are growing. From Brennan to Clinton, Devine walks through what justice could finally look like, and why President Donald Trump’s second term could look very different from his first. Story #3: Host of ‘Alive Day: The Reunion,’ Author of ‘Behind The Badge,’ and Retired Marine Staff Sergeant, Joey Jones returns to mark his 15th “Alive Day” and reflects on the meaning of service, brotherhood, and post-war resilience. Then, Will and Joey tackle the redistricting battle heating up in Texas, a MAGA hat controversy at an MLS game, and the bizarre new hijinks on WNBA courts. Subscribe to 'Will Cain Country' on YouTube here: Watch Will Cain Country! Follow Will on X: @WillCain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a game of blame, Whitey. Blame the victim in Cincinnati. Newsflash. It's not 2020. Two. Russia game. It turns out everyone is interested. Polling shows well over half of Americans want to hear what's going on in the Russia Gate hoax.

But the media has only managed to give you 2 minutes and 17 seconds with Miranda Devine. Three. Three, Texas has redistrict to add five seats to the United States Congress and all hell is broken loose as Democrats have run to Illinois with Joey Jones. It is Will Cain country streaming live at FoxNews.com, on the Fox News YouTube channel, and the Fox News Facebook page every Monday through Thursday at 12 o'clock Eastern time. Set a reminder and hit subscribe, drop into the comments section, and become a member of the Willitia. If you're listening on Terrestrial Radio, head over to Spotify or head over to Apple

and hit subscribe. Hang out with us here on Will Kane Country whenever and however you like, on demand. Two days, Dan, tin foil Pat, and yours truly here with you on a Monday. What's up, fellas? Did you have yourselves a nice little weekend? Not too bad.

Pretty hot up here still, pretty hot, but not bad. still pretty hot but not bad. Have you broken into started any new series Dan? I did this weekend I had a fairly social weekend I had a little bit of a lake day it's kids not back to school but back to sports yeah football camp has started so we had a lot of different things like that going on this weekend. But I did take some time to start a series, which I don't know. I don't say with any level of confidence that you should dive in on. I can't say my seal of approval or recommendation, even though I like it, I'm into it. But I acknowledge that I'm into this kind of thing. It is

Jason Momoa's chief of war on Apple TV It looked interesting Cover Maui the kingdom of Oahu and the kingdom of kawaii all Waging war on one another right before it is unified into the kingdom of Hawaii, but also right before the white man right before it is unified into the Kingdom of Hawaii, but also right before the white man, not just lands, he's already done so with Captain James Cook, but begins to really exert his influence over the Hawaiian islands.

The hard thing, and why I can't give it a full-ringing endorsement for you, although I can fight through, is the whole damn thing is in Hawaiian. Like, that's what they speak. It's subtitled, Jason Momoa. Every character, they're speaking Hawaiian. And by the way, from this show and every other thing he's been in, one of my boys said it, like one of the last guys I want to have on a vengeful tirade or on the wrong side of me is Jason Momoa. That dude

is a specimen. Cal Drago. He's a beast. Yes, Cal Drago, Jason Mamoa. You don't want to get sideways with him. But do you have one Dan? You're a big television viewer. Do you have a series that we need to load up here before football season gets started? I do and I texted you guys about it last week. Never heard back. That's fine. Don't worry about it. It's called Untamed on Netflix with Eric Bana fantastic it's broken a lot of Netflix records now in terms of viewership and it's fantastic I love it okay it's set in Yosemite National Park it's a murder mystery type deal it's fantastic it's really good okay so as everybody that knows in my personal and professional life I'm a horrific communicator text will you don't get a response

That is not just my wife. Not just my friends I got a text from one of my friends last night that said you're a horrible communicator Works with me and asks me to appear on Barney or something and doesn't hear back. Just know it's work. It's personal It's everywhere. I'm bad. That doesn't, I'm bad. But that doesn't mean I'm not listening. Patrick didn't either, so. I'm just not responding. I watched Untamed. I did not respond to your text,

but because you do have some influence on me, and I do take your recommendations seriously, or did, I watched Untamed, the whole thing. I burned through it on my flight back from Hawaii and I've been meaning to bring this up It's not good Dan skip. You just gave it no wrong wrong wrong Endorsement up you're wrong and it's not good. No, you're wrong. You're wrong You're wrong. I will fight. I'll fight you on this for the end of time That is so what's wrong with it?

For the end of time That is so what's wrong with it? Okay, I love the gist of it. I love the packaging Yosemite National Park mystery Native-american stuff in there love it love it in in in it felt like the entire time. I was watching it it is one degree Separation one rung on the ladder one higher spot on the totem pole than a Hallmark movie. Get... It's off.

Dude. You... You... your credibility just dropped a little bit in my book. Dude. I think that you are deflecting, Lib. I think that you're accusing others of your own sin. Your credibility just went down is the point. Wow. Is the energy.

I'm getting heated. Dan, the energy, the direction, the editing, something is off. It doesn't have the appropriate flow. Banda's amazing. You know, a Hallmark, can't you imagine that a Hallmark movie on paper, like if you read the script, you're like,

this is a really good movie. This is gonna be fun. This has got drama. So I think, and then when you watch it, you're like this is a really good movie this is gonna be fun this has got drama so I think and then when you watch it you're like it's off it's over dramatic where it doesn't need to be and it jumps in the plot intention at times where it should linger it's like too slow here too fast there too dramatic here not dramatic enough there and the feel the pace the music and you're your music I the music I Mean that metaphorically the music of the show is off

I'm not saying so dark. I'm just saying It's not even close to a Hallmark movie the ring endorsement Man, I'd like to differ try to get watch it again judge for yourself to if you have watched Drop it to the comment section who's right will or Dan you haven't watched, go ahead and give us your review and find out who you trust more in terms of recommendation, Will or Dan. All right, let's get to it though today. No further ado, story number one.

Oh! Cincinnati, the site of the horrific brawl a little over one week ago, has now become the site of horrific news conferences coming from the city leadership of Cincinnati. The mayor was asked, has he visited any on the streets of Cincinnati jumped by something like a dozen black Cincinnatians on the streets. And this is what the mayor said about whether or not he visited any of them, including, for example, the now well-known Holly introduced to us by the Vicar Amaswami.

And we have seen the horrible bruises and injuries suffered by Holly. This was a fight. It was a horrific fight. But as councilmember and others have said, we have significant other public safety challenges. We have children who are far too often the victims of gun violence. We have oftentimes far too often the perpetrators of gun violence being children. We have violent crime like every other major city

across the nation that requires our attention and our bandwidth. And so I don't traditionally meet or speak to every victim of violent crime in our city. And that's consistent with my approach today. No, I have not met with the victims and this was nothing more than a fight, a bad fight, but I have all kinds of crime I have to worry about in this city, including things that are totally unrelated to our current conversation, like gun violence involving children. That's an

embarrassing response from the mayor of Cincinnati. The entire conversation coming out of that city from the mayor to the chief of police seems to suggest two things are the takeaway. There are two things that you should be remembering about what you saw on your phone screens and on your television screens. Those two things are, A, it's not that big of a deal

and it's been taken out of context, and b, increasingly it's the fault of the victims. Over the weekend, Fox News had video come out and a social media post suggesting that the victims of this beating might have said, might have said the N-word. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, Did someone say the N-word? Damn right someone said the N-word. Who said the N-word? Can't say, don't know. All the beeps rob you of the ability to judge for yourself.

That's what's being covered, among other curse words, in those beeps. Coming from the videographer, the guy doing the filming, the crowd, amidst all that, I guess I'm supposed to trust that somewhere in there, someone who doesn't have a hall pass, someone who doesn't have the card, used the word that everyone else was using because they do have the license to use the N-word. That's all in order to highlight for you the absurdity of this as a predicate for a brawl. So let me get this straight, Will. I'm being told someone who can't say the N-word said the N-word, but will never know because everybody that can say the N-word was using the N-word, and it's buried there amongst an avalanche of beeps.

Yeah. That seems to be the story. Set aside, by the way, that if that happened, it appears that it's happening mid-fight or towards the tail end of the fight. So even if we were to assume that if that happened, it appears that it's happening mid-fight or towards the tail end of the fight. So even if we were to assume that somehow that's justification for violence, it's after the fact of the occurrence of violence. And of course, using the N-word is not justification for violence. You can do with what you want on the internet.

You can suggest whatever, man. Here, in the civilized rational world, that's not justification for violence. OK, you're not supposed to use the N-word. Correct. It's wrong. Nobody endorses it. But you don't leap from that reality to the reality of, so stomp his ass out, all ten of us. You don't go from A to Z without passing through BCD and the rest of the alphabet. We've elevated this concept of not just racism but peculiarly the N-word into license of everything and anything, including complete, as we've seen in our past,

character indictment, reputation, destruction. There is no punishment. This is what we've done as a society. This is what we've done culturally. This is what we've done rhetorically. There is no punishment that is too much for a racist. Should they get the death penalty? Something that uses the N-word? Should we have an open conversation in society about whether or not there's an element of people here

that believe that is worthy of the death penalty? That's ridiculous, nobody thinks. Okay, is it worthy of a mass beating on the streets of Cincinnati, assuming, assuming once again, that it's true buried beneath all of that avalanche of beeps? I think most rational people can hold these two thoughts in their head at the same time. in their head at the same time. One should not use the N-word. Using the N-word does not lead to justification for mob violence. But this flipping of the tables on the victims of this beating is the game being played by leadership in Cincinnati. Because it's not just the chief of police who's asking for context. It's not

just the mayor diminishing it compared to other crimes in his cities. It's city leaders like a pastor named Damon Lynch, who shared that very same podium at that very same moment and that very same press conference as the mayor of Cincinnati. And here is the pearl of wisdom from Damon Lynch. They have not yet said something that I always hear when a black person, say, runs from the police and then is met with disproportionate force, sometimes ending their life. What we hear is, well, why did they run? Why didn't they just comply? We hear that every time. But I've yet to hear anybody say, why didn't he just walk away?

So let me back up so you understand this. Two combatants, one black, one white. A black man steps in, breaks it up. The white guy re-engages, slaps, not the black man that he had just squared up with, but slaps another black man, and nobody's asking, why didn't he just walk away? This is racial because it is unequal justice. And so until we see all the mugshots,

this is still a racial issue. This is a racial issue, you're right about that. That's the one thing in this that I do believe you manage to see your way through the forest of illogic into a reality. The rest of that, good luck dear viewer, good luck dear listener. Can you unwind that twisted logic? Just for giggles, let's see if we can. Because law enforcement requires, and the public believes, that when you come into an interaction with law enforcement, you should comply, therefore, in a fight, you should run away. Having trouble with that? Hey, don't resist. Comply with the instructions of law enforcement. Somehow correlates to?

It's racist that he didn't run away from a fight in the streets of New York City outnumbered 10 to 1? Help me! Help me! I'm having trouble with this man who stands at an altar and preaches wisdom. And we haven't seen the mugshots of the victims, so that's racist because we have seen the mugshots of the attackers. This is, this is what we're doing? Cincinnati? This is what we're doing Cincinnati. This is what we're doing America. I

Don't think so This isn't 2020 this insanity while not gone is Lost its value this currency has been debased this knife is dull This game has been exposed. You can do this in Cincinnati. You can try. And not only will we call you out right here for your openly blatant and racist line of attack, for your illogic and stupidity, inabilities to marshal a metaphor and analogy, but we as a nation will say no more. You're done. And my suspicion is, so will the people of Cincinnati. Goodbye, chief. Goodbye, Mayor. Best of luck, pastor. It ain't 2020. Everybody wants to hear about

Russiagate, and well well they should. And yet, compared to the thousands of minutes devoted to 2015 and 16 Russiagate, you've gotten about two minutes of Russiagate hoax. We're going to break that down with Miranda Divine coming up on Will Kane Country. every week. Download and listen at FoxNewsPodcast.com or wherever you listen to your favorite podcast. Hey, I'm Trey Gowdy, host of the Trey Gowdy podcast. I hope you will join me every Tuesday and Thursday as we navigate life together and hopefully find ourselves a little bit better on the other side. Listen and follow now at FoxNewsPodcast.com. This is Jimmy Phelan inviting you to join me for Fox Across America where we'll discuss every single one of the Democrats dumb ideas.

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the host of a brand new podcast, Podforce One, and she joins us now on Will Cain Country. Miranda, congratulations on the new podcast. You're doing great. You've got a ton of great guests from what I hear. The numbers are killing it. Congratulations. Thanks so much, Will. Very kind of you. And it's going really well. And I think that's because we at the New York Post have such great access to all the administration officials and Donald Trump himself, as do you at Fox. Yeah, you've had some big interviews, including already

Donald Trump. You also have a column up which I find absolutely fascinating at the New York Post. Here's the headline. Russia gay lies are being exposed and everybody is watching, even Democrats. And you have some really, really fascinating stats here that come to us from Rasmussen. Let's just go through a few of these stats really quick. Two-thirds of voters, 65 percent, are following declassified releases over the past month by DNI Tulsi Gabbard and Senator Chuck Grassley. 32 percent are following it very closely and 33 percent somewhat closely. But Miranda, this is what I found equally as fascinating. It's the number of Democrats that are interested in this as fascinating. It's the number of Democrats

that are interested in this as well. You have in here the poll shows 56% of Democrats are following the investigation. 32% believe serious crimes were committed. And 59% agreed the perpetrators must be held accountable. The numbers of course, ran a much higher when it comes to Republicans. Everybody's interested in this story. Everybody is and I think that really gives a Democrat leadership some sleepless nights because it's their own people who are paying attention to this story who have their ears pricked up who also were lied to for years.

They now see Donald Trump is back in office. He won in every single metric that was possible, including the popular vote. And yet they were told that his 2016 election was illegitimate, that it was driven by Vladimir Putin. And I think certainly half the country believed that, the audience of MSNBC, NBC, the readers of the New York Times and the Washington Post,

they were told relentlessly that Donald Trump was an agent of Vladimir Putin. And that delegitimized his presidency, it sabotaged his first term. And now the public is going, hang on, here's the president again, he won obviously resoundingly despite all the dirt thrown at him, despite the besmirching of his character, and wow, he's doing a good job, and actually now we think of it, he did a good job in his first term

too, despite all the baggage that he had to carry. And so I think that's created disillusionment in those lying propaganda media outlets and disillusionment in the Democratic Party. And you're seeing that now with these Democrats who are paying attention to the story, who want accountability, they've, they're woken up. They're just Americans. And they realized that this was a coup, as Tulsi Gabbard calls it, a years long coup against Donald Trump, who was their president, their democratically elected president. Like him or loathe him, no one has the right to

try and upend a president. Yeah, and this stat comes to us too from a poll of a little over 1,100, almost 1,200 likely voters conducted in late July. 54% believe the Obama administration committed serious crimes in quote manipulating intelligence 30% 37% say it's very likely and 17% say it's somewhat likely and that brings us Miranda to what John Ratcliffe Head of the CIA said this weekend to Maria Bartiromo So what I think I hear you saying is there is still an opportunity for indictments, potential prosecutions, accountability from those people

who may have lied under oath, like John Brennan, James Comey, and perhaps Hillary Clinton. James Comey Well, that's why I've made the referrals that I have. D&I Gabbard has made referrals referrals and why we're going to continue to share the intelligence that would support the ability of our Department of Justice to make fair and just bring fair and just claims against those who have perpetrated this hoax against the American people and this stain on our country. That sounds, that sounds big Miranda. Look, you and I have had a lot of conversations. We've talked about Hunter Biden's laptop. We've talked about the big guy. And you know as well as I do that the viewer and the listener have a well-earned level of cynicism about the potential for accountability. I think this one probably even has more because you're talking about Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Is there any hope for accountability beyond political?

And political means you, the viewer and listener, learning along with me and Miranda right now and holding it against the liars. But is there any other form of accountability? I think, you know, the transparency and the fact to set straight the historical record can't be underestimated. But yes, I do. And I think the reason that I think there will be accountability this term is because President Trump told me that he regrets now being so merciful to Hillary Clinton in his first term. He pointed out that at his rallies,

people were chanting, lock her up. But he decided when he got into office, look, she's the wife of a former president, she's a former secretary of state, I want the country to heal, let's just let bygones be bygones. But then they kept coming after him. He realizes now that accountability is a deterrent, that these people, they need to be heads on

pikes, whether it's Hillary Clinton. I mean, Barack Obama is probably protected by presidential immunity, but he can still have the processes, the punishments thing that poor old Trump had to go through, lawyering up and having years of being hounded and having all his personal effects looked into. And who knows? I mean, he may get a different opinion. So whether it's Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, certainly John Brennan and James Clapper. There are allegations quite firmly evidenced of perjury and also conspiracy. There's talk now, Stephen Miller has talked about it and others about conspiracy.

And we have a strike force at the Department of Justice under Pam Bondi, an attorney general who's not sort of wedded to the institutions, actually understands, I think as all of Donald Trump's administration this time, understand the level of malevolence that occurred against him in his first term and they will never let it happen again. They're all I think singing from the same song sheet that they want accountability. So, you know, as we saw with the January 6 investigations and the Jack Smith investigations of Donald Trump, the Department of Justice has ways of finding

crimes under every nook and cranny. And so at least I think that will be happening. And then it will be up to I guess juries to decide whether to convict these people. That would be incredibly, incredibly refreshing. It also would be concerning for people like Mark Elias. Mark Elias is the Clinton lawyer who was very involved in the manufacture of the Steele dossier. You have this awesome quote in your column which I encourage everybody to check out the New York Post. So you can see it up here on our screen inside the Wilcane Country Studios in Dallas, Texas. If you're watching on YouTube or Facebook, this is what was said by Mark Elias. I am imploring, like honestly, I'm just imploring the media, do not report this as a legitimate investigation.

Do not report this as they're opening an investigation into John Brennan. Report this as the misuse, the abuse, the authoritarian takeover of the Department of Justice. That should be the headline said, Mark Elias to MSNBC. Miranda. I mean, what a joke. That shows the level of desperation, though. You know, he is begging people not to pay attention to the story. Please don't believe your lying eyes, he says.

You know, I want you to see this as another sign of authoritarianism, which is their go to with Donald Trump. It's Russia and it's authoritarianism. It's tying him to Putin. They really have zero imagination. This has been going on now for almost a decade. And so I think that's quite pleasurable to hear him say that because it shows that they are desperate, that they have nothing, and they know that, you know, in John Brennan's own words back nine, eight, nine years ago, the walls are closing in. Well, I think maybe they really are now for the wrongdoers who subverted the will of the American people and tried to topple a duly elected

president. And if they liked him, or they didn't like him, this was all about solving the egos of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, who were so humiliated by Donald Trump's legitimate victory. He didn't owe it to Vladimir Putin. He owed it to the good sense of the American people. And then finally, you have this stat because it seems like the media is listening to Mark Elias. And this is according to Gabbard's office like the media is listening to Mark Elias.

And this is according to Gabbard's office, D&I Gabbard's office. ABC, CBS, and NBC spent 2,284 minutes covering Russiagate. Yet they have only devoted two minutes and 17 seconds to the disclosures over the last couple of weeks about the hoax that was Russiagate. 2,284 to two minutes and 17 seconds, Miranda. One one thousandth. And you know that every minute that they have spent is spent debunking the Tulsi Gabbard evidence, debunking what Chuck Grassley is releasing. They're trying that they put on MSNBC and CNN, they have on John Brennan, they have on Mark Elias, they have on Clapper and co. I actually don't know,

I haven't seen Clapper, but certainly they've had Brennan and Elias on. And they're just lying through their teeth again. I mean, John Brennan is, I mean, I guess you'd expect it from a CIA guy, but he's an inveterate liar. And he lied for the last 10 years about Donald Trump, and he's still lying to save his own skin. And then you had the New York Times claiming, just trying to debunk what Tulsi Gabbard has put out, saying that, oh, this is Russian disinformation. This composite email that she released that had been classified for many years showing that Russians had hacked into or somehow obtained communications between a Soros operator and Hillary Clinton campaign operative, basically laying out the plan to dirty up Donald Trump,

to tie him to Russia, to Putin, in order to distract from Hillary Clinton's email scandal. Hillary Clinton was in a world of pain towards the end of 2016, summer, fall of 2016. Her own Clinton Foundation pay to play scandal had erupted, even the Associated Press was writing about it. You had all sorts of issues with her own health. She was collapsing, remember, at that 9-11 memorial in New York. She had to be bundled into a van. I mean, she had all sorts of problems. So they were desperate, and they were clutching at straws.

And they decided that they were going to use this fake Russia collusion story and narrative, which they seeded into the media, into the Washington Post, into the New York Times, et cetera. And those media outlets just ran hell for leather. They exaggerated. They ran anonymous sources. This was intelligence operatives, John Brennan and his cronies lying to them.

And they didn't do any due diligence. They didn't act like journalists. They acted like propagandists. And they won Pulitzer Prizes for that. And now when they've been shown up to be liars and propagandists, what are they doing? They're trying to ignore it, pretending it's not happening, or they're trying to debunk it. I think the fact of that Rasmussen poll showing that a majority of Americans are paying attention to this story shows just how impotent those media outlets are. It's like the boy who cried wolf, no one is listening to them anymore.

Well, let's do something that I don't normally do and let's give credit to one of those mainstream media outlets for a second here. I'm going to to credit to CNN about something. Yeah, they have Scott Jennings and he is the voice of reason over there. He's great area and voice. But they do have somebody else that's caught my attention lately. And that is Harry Enton. Now Harry Enton is a guy on CNN who runs polls and I have met Harry before. I would doubt very seriously that he's some kind of Republican. But that doesn't seem to preclude him and nobody requires that.

It doesn't preclude him from reading polls and telling the truth. I'd be fascinated to see what the ratings are during a Harry Inton segment when he's telling that audience about the way things are going according to polling. And here's what he said recently about Donald Trump's presidency on CNN. I love it, like it, lump it. Trump's remaking the United States of America. We can start there with tariffs. What are we talking about?

No tacos for Trump. The effective tariff rate, get this 18%. It is the highest Omar, the highest since the 1930s up from, get this, just 2% last year. As I'm going to talk about in this segment, I can't think of a more influential president during this century, and it starts here with tariffs. He said he was going to raise tariffs,

and despite the claims otherwise, he is in fact doing that. The effective tariff rate at this point looks to be nine times as high as it was last year, the highest since the 1930s in FDR, Omar. Okay, so he's talking about tariffs there, Moran, and he's just giving you facts about the level of the tariff rates and how different they are from the past in the history of the United States of America.

He also did a thing on net migration, illegal immigration, but also just net migration, which is again just offering facts to the audience. And then he offers a qualitative assessment in addition to those quantitative assessments. And that qualitative assessment is he said, he is the most influential president of this century. I have already said that I think Donald Trump belongs on Mount Rushmore, I qualitatively go another level that the influence is positive and huge and all of

these things. But he he's saying something there that that audience surely needs to understand. If they want to come away from that saying it's a negative influence, that's their prerogative, right? The viewer, the host, whoever's listening to Harry Anson. But he's right. Like I think objectively, that's true qualitatively. He's the most influential president of the 21st century. And incredible that we're saying that after just six months. He's so emboldened now. He's so much wiser.

And he's trusting his instincts more than ever. And, you know, at the age of 79, he has the wisdom and the life knowledge and the knocks and bruises in politics, like I guess few people have really experienced in the last eight years. And so he's come through all that, including assassination attempts, victorious. And so that's given him some sort of superhuman energy and strength to do what needs to be done for the benefit of America. And look, people can like Donald Trump or not like Donald Trump. But I think I've interviewed him enough and been around him enough to know that he does everything from the point of view of patriotism. He puts America first. That's not an empty slogan.

He really does. I mean, the New York Times had a story, poo-pooing and drawing criticism from so-called experts about the fact that Donald Trump is building this $200 million ballroom at the White House. He's a builder, and that's something that he's observed that the White House has needed for many years. He scoffed at how, you know, under Obama and Biden, they had to have tents in the garden when they had state dinners, because there just wasn't a big enough room

in the actual White House to hold these events. And so he's building this beautiful ballroom. He showed me in Scotland at Turnberry, the identical ballroom that he's gonna model it on that he just recently built. And it is magnificent, you know, absolutely fitting for America, for the leading country in the world to have this magnificent ballroom.

And he's paying for it himself. He's not asking the taxpayers to pay for it. And the New York Times managed to find fault in that. You know, as he says, he could walk on water and these outlets would find fault. So I don't think he cares anymore and as we see from the Rasmussen poll, the American people are figuring out the truth by themselves. You've got a guy like Harry Inchon at CNN who, I mean, I don't know him, I don't know what his politics are, but he's obviously an honest pollster. He's not going to get up there and gaslight and lie to the public, to his audience, because

that's not what he does and that's not how you win approval and ratings. You do it by being honest, even if it ruffles some feathers. You just tell people the truth as it comes down for good or for bad and eventually they will come to trust you and that's what these outlets have lost is trust. Right. That's all we ask. That's all we ask. You don't have to cheerlead. You can criticize. Just tell the truth. That's all. Yes. The minimum bar. Sometimes you'll fail. Sometimes you succeed. Hold yourself accountable and just try your best to always arrive at the truth. You can get more truth by checking out Pod Force One. You can hear Miranda with the president, many other

administration officials, her new podcast. Check it out. Check out her column at the New York Post. Miranda, always great to see you. Thanks for being with us. Thanks so much, Will. post. Miranda, always great to see you. Thanks for being with us. Thanks so much, Will. All right, there she goes. Miranda Devine. Coming up, you have jumped into the comments section. You have some things to say about that brawl in Cincinnati both ways. Those that think I'm right and those that think I'm wrong. I'm going to bring you into the show. Plus, I'm going to bring in Joey Jones when we come back on Will King Country. This is Jason Chaffetz from the Jason and the House podcast. Join me every Monday to dive deeper into the latest political headlines and chat with remarkable

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because he's wearing a MAGA hat. It is Will Cain country streaming live at FoxNews.com. On the Fox News YouTube channel, the Fox News Facebook page, Spotify and Apple. That's where you join us. Just make sure you do whenever and however you like. Subscribe, reminders, comments. You become a part of our community. As have many of you who have weighed in on what I had to say about The brawl in Cincinnati. So let me go to YouTube and see what we have to hear from the Walisha So first of all Brett jocks says they tried defusing dude kept approaching

Didn't watch his mouth and slapped that black man. Okay, I'm going to pair that with a comment from Sean Carson who says to me, dude slapped someone, FAFO, and then senior L. Well, you've never been in a street fight, 0 to 200 in a split second. Alright, let's just address those comments for just one moment from Brett, Sean, and Senior L. The issue is not whether or not someone can defend themselves on either side of that fight. It's true. If you slap someone, be prepared to get struck back. I will sit here and argue that words do not equal getting jumped by a game. I do think that cliches and traditions are inherently baked within wisdom.

That's why they survive. Why is the tradition stuck around for thousands of years? Well, because it's true or it works. Why is it cliche something people repeat? Because there is at some level some element of truth. So when someone says sticks and stones may break my bones but your words will never hurt me, there's some wisdom. There is no word. Honestly, there is no insult that necessitates violence. I understand that's not a hard and fast rule. There's a lot of people who said things to you and maybe you want to fight, but that's not the end of this story because we're not talking

about two dudes squaring up, boxing each other on the streets. We're talking about five, six, seven, eight, nine dudes jumping one dude. And what I'd say to you there is the wisdom, cliche, truism you should know is if it takes four or five of you, then you have no spine. You are weak. You're a chump. You get no respect. That's what we saw. A mob, a gang, a swarm of people on one, two, three people. One of them was a woman, which then we go to, oh no, says on YouTube. You just don't touch anyone over a nasty word. And why do they call each other that word all the time? Whatever the rules and hall passes and licenses and cards may be on who uses and who doesn't get to use, I think we all intuitively understand it, it does show in that moment the absurdity of this rule, license or hall pass, when we

gotta beep them out. We don't know who said what. Oh, the reports are now someone said the N-word, therefore we can have a, I guess, gang violence? Mob violence? Who said it? Don't know. Because everybody was saying it. It's all beeped out.

And then Gibson says, why did the woman deserve to get knocked out by a full-grown man? Tell me that tough guy who's been in so many streets fights it goes zero to a hundred. Zero to two hundred. Tell me that. Tell me about FAFO and why a woman got knocked out, pummeled by a man. While you're formulating your words, reach behind your back and see if you can notice any vertebrae. Or if you're sitting in that chair, spineless, the same way you are in real life that you are on the internet.

Keep bringing your comments though, we love it when you are a member of The Willis Show. All right, joining me now is Joey Jones, our friend, guest host here on Will Cain Country when we're out often. And he is also celebrating his Alive Day. It's actually part of a special on Fox Nation entitled Alive Day, The Reunion. He also has a very successful book, Behind the Badge. And he's a retired Marine Staff Sergeant. What's up, Joey?

Hey, man. What's going on? Oh, not much. Before I move on to the news of the day and the various things I want to talk to you about. Sure. I know you got to sit in that chair for a minute when you heard me interacting with the comments and talking about this thing in Cincinnati. In word, was it said? Was it not said?

Does it justify? How many guys does it justify? Does it justify mob violence? How do you explain the woman? What are your thoughts on what we saw in Cincinnati? Yeah, I mean if you need five or six or ten of your friends to help you settle a score then that's no longer FAFO or you know settle it with our fists. That's that's chicken crap is what it is. That's absolutely That's that's mob mentality and that is not law and order I mean, I don't really care. I've been called baby killer I've been called out before I lost my legs to fight somebody

It was never ever in the front of my mind that to bring ten Marines with me to fight somebody And I've pulled my Marines off of guys and bars like I've seen a million bar fights. I've never seen one turn into a 10 on 1 or 15 on 2. That's just not, there's no honor in that and if you're defending your honor because someone called you a name, I mean I think that shows a lack of emotional intelligence but I've learned not to expect that from the greater populace. But if that's your mentality is you called me names so I have to punch you, okay. Well that means 10 of you have to punch a couple, you know.

And also, I mean the very last thought is, these things rarely happen around sober people, so I don't drink. Certainly don't drink in public. I like how you brought it up though, if you're doing this to defend your honor, you've undercut your honor by doing it with none of your buddies. Exactly right. And I can't say that.

It's not really about honor, is it? What is it about? And I can't say that couple's innocent. I don't know if they threw out racial slurs or pushed somebody or slapped somebody. But I mean, just how, like if I've fought everybody that called me a name, threw a shoulder into me at a bar, or attempted to slap me in the face,

like if you slap me, I'm gonna laugh at you. You know what? So I just think that, I think, we can't accept or tolerate this kind of behavior. All right, speaking of that, you brought up your career. It's on Fox Nation right now. It's called Alive Day the Reunion. It's the 15th anniversary of your Alive Day. Tell us about that a little bit. First of all, I think you have to start with

explain to us Alive Day. Yeah we call it, it's not a tradition I started. It was around long before I got injured but when you get injured the way I did, catastrophically injured, meaning without severe medical attention you're gonna die and I think bleeding out of three limbs and a punctured lung kind of equates to that. You call it an alive day because it's the day you stayed alive and when you couldn't have or maybe shouldn't have. For me I don't celebrate my live day, I observe it because much more importantly than losing

my legs I lost a good friend and a hero Daniel Greer from the same IED that I stepped on. And then all, you know know consequently Floyd Holly a mentor much more senior EOD tech that was working the same area that I probably would have been had had not gotten injured he was killed by an IED just a couple of weeks later and so my live day for me is a way to honor Daniel and to honor the service and sacrifice of all the men I was fighting with on Operation Safar Bazaar or Operation Roadhouse 2 the taking of Safar Bazaar, or Operation Roadhouse 2, The Taking of Safar Bazaar, which was what I was injured on.

And this piece, this Fox Nation special, is called The Reunion because it's not about me. I brought in three of the guys I served with, two of which were on that operation with me, the other was our commanding officer, and we just spent time together for a couple of days reminiscing on our platoon, the amazing characters in it. I mean, it really is reality TV show like,

just the different, the hodgepodge of personalities that gravitated towards being a bomb tech and then deployed together and all the antics and things that happened leading up to our deployment, during our deployment, and then to see what they're all up to now. I think, I didn't know this when we filmed it. I didn't know it till I watched it.

But I think the message I walked away from watching it, and I hope that Americans or our viewers see, is that we spend so much time talking about the plight and the suffering and what we can do for our veterans post-war, which is very legitimate. But we don't spend much time celebrating the brotherhood and successes and careers and achievements of veterans post-war which I think are in a greater number and I think that

we really showcase that in this piece. You know that's such an interesting point. We do often when we talk about service we have that conversation through the lens of honor and sacrifice. We don't often have that conversation around celebration and achievement honor and sacrifice. We don't often have that conversation around celebration and achievement. And I actually even think it would help with recruiting. You know, say look at all these guys and the men they've turned it out into being or were and now are in the private sector and in many instances to your point have achieved at some really, really high levels because by the way, we don't know.

I'll often have guests on, Joey, on the Will Kane Show, and maybe they're a public official, maybe they're a politician, but often sometimes they're big business leaders and it comes out later, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I served, I did this or that. Man, we should know a lot more about these high achieving vets. You're right, in our world, it's usually like,

I mean, JD Vance was a Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps and he will forever be a legend because the Lance Corporal is that rank, like you're gonna make it to Lance Corporal even if you get in trouble. And so if you go beyond Lance Corporal, that means you've earned more. And so they call it the Lance Corporal Mafia

because you've got guys that have stayed Lance Corporal for two or three enlistments. And so for him to be specifically a lower ranking Marine and to become Vice President of the United States is just, it's almost ironic. It's an inside joke. He'll always be a legend, but that's politics. We don't celebrate, you know, maybe as much like the idea that you've got Starbucks and Dunkin and the next one there is Black Rifle coffee

Like that's a veteran owned business and a veteran branded business There are so many success stories at a much more local level at a much more At a level of family like I've got buddies that have found a love of their lives Had kids and now they're seeing their kids go into the military. That's a success in life, man. They've raised humans in a happy and healthy home and are seeing them off to serve their country and become heroes of their own. Those are the successes we never talk about. And why? I guess same reason that people complain about we never talk about the good news, you know? We always talk about the house burning, not the cat saved from the the tree there's more intrigue there when something's wrong but I think it's worth

taking time to showcase and we do that in this piece of like I don't see these guys every year I haven't seen you haven't seen them every handful of years but I talk to them every day on a group text and they're out doing amazing things last question on this you brought up like the hodgepodge of guys who are bomb techs a couple of summers ago I did this series Joey like a Warriors series and focused a lot on like special operations guys what seals green braids Delta and the thing that always fascinates me is the guy that ends up one of those guys, meaning I was looking

for personnel. One thing I've been able to learn through my exposure is there is no consistency on body type. You know, there's big guys, little guys, tall guys, short guys. There's no prototype. Right. And then you start going, well, what about personality wise? And I've seen quiet guys and huge personality guys.

I've seen it all over the place. Right. And so you're kind of led to believe, no, there's not really. But I will say, specifically when it comes to seals, who I think I've been around the most, there is a refusal to say no or an aggro mentality that is common underneath all those other differences. What would you say, is there a through line, a prototype, a personality type that is the bomb tech?

Yeah, there's not. It's such a hard thing to describe. When you watch this special, you'll see three very different personalities, and my friends Jared, Drew, and Matt. I mean polar opposite personalities. Drew is super reserved and calm and quiet. Jared is, he'll tell you what he thinks, but you're gonna have to ask. And he's not gonna sugar coat it. And Matt is much more like me. He's very outgoing, he knows how to make people laugh, and he also wants to keep the peace in the group, and like, you know, he's like me in that way.

But I'll say the one common denominator is an acceptance of the mission. And like this something in them said, if somebody let it be me. And that's a cool thing. You know, that's a cool thing to have in common with a group of guys that you don't have much else in common with and it's more than enough, I guess.

Oh, that's really cool. Yeah, me, me, I'll go. All right, so check that out. Check out Alive Day, the reunion on Fox Nation. We'll be right back on Will Kane Country. I'm Janice Dean. Join me every Sunday as I focus on stories of hope and people who are truly rays of sunshine in their community and across the world. Listen and follow now at FoxNewsPodcast.com. Welcome back to Will Kane Country.

While we've got Joey here, I want to talk about a couple other things in the news. There's a huge story brewing, Joey, like as we speak throughout the day. It'll be covered extensively today on the Will Kane show. And it's out of the state of Texas where the Texas Republican Congress has redrawn the districting lines in the state. It still has to be passed through both bodies of the state legislature But if it does it will draw the map such that there will end up most likely Plus five new Republican seats in the United States House of Representatives So state legislators draw up the map for what ends up being the federal representation so, you know, it's like Republicans have a Majority of three right now. I, it's like Republicans have a majority of three right now.

I believe it's three in the United States Congress. So this would give them. And I think there's one retirement on the way. So that is even shrinking. It's so tight. Yeah. So tight. And so now this gives you a plus five cushion.

Now Democrats are screaming that it's gerrymandering and this and that. And you know, I've looked at the Texas map by the way. It doesn't look crazy. In fact, in some ways, geographically, it looks more coherent. But that wouldn't make Texas any different than anyplace else.

Like, you ever seen California's lines? All these Democrats, by the way, have ran to Illinois. You wanna see something funny? Look at the Illinois congressional districts and how they're drawn. And many, like Gavin Newsom, are saying, if Texas does this, wait till you see what we draw. But those Texas Dems have ran.

They did this once before in the past, because if you run and leave the state, you deprive the legislature of a quorum. There's 150 state reps, you gotta have 100 for a quorum. There's 50 something Democrats, so all 50 of them, if they leave, they deprive a quorum and you can't vote on it

and pass this new map. And Greg Abbott, the governor of them, if they leave, they deprive a quorum and you can't vote on it and pass this new map. And Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, is saying, back by three pm central, or you lose your job. You're not performing, you're a no-show, we replace you. Now I don't know if he can do that legally, I don't know how it's gonna work, but that's gonna play out today in Texas, Joey. Yeah, it's a big deal.

I think it was North Carolina most recently that went through lawsuits over there redistricting, and it was kind of a big deal. But we hear about this from states kind of all the time. The other side of this is a lot of Americans didn't understand how the census plays a role in deciding congressional districts. We just went through California losing seats

and I think Texas picked up a seat or two in Florida. Georgia was just like 10,000 people away from adding a seat. And these are the states that people are migrating to versus the ones they're migrating from. The ugly truth of that is the states, these blue states are very okay with illegal immigration and they advocate for citizenship

to not be a question on the census. So you actually can harvest votes in the sense of harvest votes in the house by bringing in illegal people who get counted on the census. So the reason why I bring that up is that is an absolute strategy of Democrats, especially those in Texas where we have a lot of illegal immigration. They would love to have a couple hundred thousand more illegals in Austin and maybe Houston and pick up a seat. I mean I'm sure they would love to. And so this idea that you know this is a one-sided partisan issue is that's out the window because in the states where Democrats can do it they do it in the states where Republicans can do it like Texas they're trying to do it. I hate it on both sides

be honest with you. I want to see competitive elections. I want to see people grouped into a congressional district where either industry or community or culture binds them together. And I wish there were an objective way to do that, but per our Constitution there really isn't because our founding fathers decided that states get the power and the say on how to conduct their elections, it's a federalist system and as long as there are state legislatures full of people that want to have one of those congressional districts, they're going to work to create congressional districts they

can go run for. Yeah. And so in a lot of ways even inter-party. Well and that's federalism. Yeah, exactly. in a lot of ways even that's inter-party. That's federalism. Yeah exactly but even even within parties you'll see someone get drawn out of their district to open that seat up and then someone of their own party from the state legislature will run for it and get it. So it's very cutthroat. It's not necessarily in effect to help represent us. It seems very selfish but it also stops a very powerful federal government telling a state how it can conduct its business. Totally. All right I

want to hit two stories with Joey before we go here today. So this is from the MLS St. Louis City and I think we have some video a guy was at this game wearing a MAGA hat and he's booted. I think before I play the video I want to say I feel bad for the cop that has to boot him because you can hear the cop in the video saying, hey man, I'm MAGA. I mean like, you know, but I have to kick you. Anyway, here's the video from St. Louis. So I swore. All these coppers you got to deal with are MAGA.

But they don't do not put a foot in their day away. So of so those flags over there those flags over there those are my question to you guys is are these equally important everybody here's my question you can do that yeah if you are. So he points out, there's all these, he points out by the way, if you're listening on radio or on podcasts, he points out all these pride flags and I don't know,

LGBTQ, trans flags that are hanging at the stadium. And he's like, wait a minute, you can have those, but I can't wear a MAGA hat and whatever, pre-approved, I don't know, whatever. And he's booted, He's kicked out of the stadium Yeah, listen, I I kind of see both sides this in the sense of you know If I'm gonna take up for the cake bakers that doesn't want That doesn't want to do a cake for a gay couple because I think he has the right whether I agree or not

Then do I take up for a business that decides what political signage they want at their? And then do I take up for a business that decides what political signage they want at their game or not? On his face maybe, but on the other side, all of those teams get a lot of public funding to build their stadiums and to keep their teams in that city. And I don't know everything behind this specific franchise, but I think that's different, right? It's different between a mom and pop, a guy that may not even have the money to buy lawyers, getting sued into oblivion over his religious freedom, and a sports team that's getting public funding and is, you know,

in my opinion takes up a different space in the public square saying, oh, you can do this political speech, but you can't do that political speech. And they say, well, the only way we can do it fairly is if we kick you out. It's like, okay, so, but you're not kicking them out? Because somehow those are pre-approved. I think the guy's got two things going on. One, I think he knew what he was doing. He brought his phone out and he's gone viral.

But really, I mean, that's what you're doing. You're going around pulling people out of games because they have a MAGA hat on. It doesn't even say Trump on it, right? It just says, make America great again. You know, those are really good points. I do believe a private business should be able to dictate the messages that they want displayed within the confines of their business.

I don't think a cake baker should be forced to bake a cake that they don't want to bake. I don't think that if a grocery store says, clerk's checking people out, to the extent we still have that and it's not automated, clerks checking people out, can't wear a MAGA hat or I'm with her hat, you know? Okay, yeah, totally get that. I used to talk about this on ESPN, they can tell you, don't talk politics here, we don't want to talk politics. Yeah, totally, it's their business. So that's a really good point. The public

funding of the stadiums, I don't know if you politics. Yeah, totally. It's their business. That's not so that's a really good point the public funding of the stadiums I don't know if you sacrifice your private rights as a business. I don't know But what it tells us is They have a First Amendment right the business, but that doesn't make them right, right? So then so we move beyond that the private business has the right to do it then we go. Okay, but this is who you are St. Louis City, and there's value in pointing that out. This is who you are and what you choose to do with your First Amendment.

You choose to say trans flag, LGBT flag, but no MAGA. And I guess then every consumer can go, hmm, for me, not for me. Well, I mean, could you imagine if, he said those are pre-approved, and maybe this is where the riot needs to step it up. There's so many organizations that are well-funded that show them, that have obscure names,

civil rights group of St. Louis or something, and they're really an LGTBQ advocacy group, and they make a partnership, and they get their flag in there, maybe we need second amendment, maybe we need come and take it flags that are pre-approved, right? Like call their bluff. Maybe we need to be more organized on the right

on the things that we advocate for that we feel like are under attack. And maybe there needs to be a come and take it flag and a don't tread on me flag that we say peacefully represents our beliefs. I feel like they wouldn't be as well received though. All right, last thing with you Joey, I'm sure you have a good hot take on this.

We did it last week in two days in tin foil. You know what, two days. Can you bring up, do you have, Joey is in New York with you so, see if you can bring up, can you bring up tin foil as well? I need him real quick on this segment. Can you bring up his mic? Yep we're up we're up. Okay tinfoil. I don't know if he's muted though. Tinfoil? We got you tinfoil. I'm in here. Okay I need you you were so good at this last week and so I want to outsource this to you today as our news person. Would you please tell us what happened in the WNBA over the

weekend? It appears that we have a sequel of what happened last week and you were so good at explaining it last week. Would you help us understand what happened in the WNBA? Listen, Will, there was a second adult marital aid thrown on the court. Adult marital aid. I don't know if that's an, anyway. Do you have to be married to use it? That's my question. No, we're still trying to figure that out, Joey. Yeah, I don't know if that's an-

I'm right. Anyway. Like a marital aid. Like a therapist. I believe the technical term is dildo, I'm pretty sure. I believe we can say that. That's not a bad word. That's just the word.

That's what I said. Yeah. Joey, he danced around that and that word did not cross his lips last week. And we were like, what is it, like a sleep mask? What's an adult marilade? What is that? It is what it is.

But I appreciate Tyn-Foyle not wanting to jeopardize his job by being accurate. And you might be right, Joey, is there a more sanitized word than that? Is there a more like clinical word? Is that just what it is? Not in the area I come from. That's about as good as you're gonna get.

I mean we all just giggle at it. We have the euphemism, the the synonym of Bob Barker That's what that's how you talk about it in front of kids, you know would not say that we talk about it Frank I've never heard that yeah, it's if you ever look at his microphone you understand. Yeah, but the Bob Barker microphone Yeah It's a good one, isn't it? Two of days. Two of days. Will you just use your AI real quick while we're talking here and see if there's a clinical term that besides adult marital aid that we can be using. So tin foil.

A second one was thrown on the court. Is that right? Second one, also lime green. Yeah. And so. Okay. All right. What's with the lime green? Are they buying them in bulk? Is there a store right now that's going, what's going on with all our lime green. Yeah. And so. Okay, all right, what's with the lime green? Are they buying them in bulk? Is there a store right now that's going,

what's going on with all our lime green dildos? I don't know, they just keep showing up on the WNBA court. Why is everybody going with lime green? It's because you can't help but see it. You know, it can't blend in with anything when it's that color, you know? If you wanna.

Okay. Oh man. Okay, two days you you you have some language Rules for us or some advice. So yeah, so for that word that I won't say The neutral words are sex toy adult toy pleasure device a little more playful euphemistic. Yeah, I love wand love wand Okay, the first two are too generic. Sex toy could be, there's literally, I would know, but I believe there's like dozens of things that would satisfy that category. Bedroom accessory.

Now, a love wand, a love wand is interesting because your brain does, it does lead you in the right direction on that. Okay. Thank you for that help todays. So Joey, Tinfoil, as our, as our news reader, make sure we get all the facts right if we've missed anything here. But a second one was thrown onto a game court. I believe both times it was the Golden State Valkyries who were playing, I think they were playing away games too. So if we're narrowing down the suspect here, might look for a Valkyrie fan who's willing to travel. And someone pointed out how they get these into the stadium. And I thought, well, I can think of an easy way. I think it would survive both the x-ray detector, the metal detector, and a frisk.

I can think of a way to get it into the stadium. So in your hypothesis, is that a male or a female bringing it in? I'm just curious. Joey, what is a woman? What is a woman? That's fair. That's so.

How about that security guard? On the woman who brings that in? He goes with the pat down and then eyes get big for a second. Okay, so the question is for me on this, apparently there's been betting odds and Clay Travis has posted this on if a second one would happen and what color would be the loved one if it happened. And you could get betting odds on this. Now, and I don't know who was putting the betting odds out, like what reputable betting firm. But here's my thing, and somebody posted this on the

internet and I thought it was great. It's about $200 a ticket to a WNBA game. And about 20 bucks for a love wand. So I place my bet, I throw my love wand, and I cash in the 20 to one odds. Is that how this works? Didn't this happen with a streaker at the Super Bowl one year?

I'm pretty sure this happened, that somebody placed a big bet that there would be a streaker and when it would happen, and then he did it, and got himself bailed out and still put money in his pocket. I mean, you can't bet on acts of free will that are highly publicized. That's just bad business.

I wonder if the betting houses have a clause, you can't be the one that effectuates the outcome of the bet. You know what I mean? Yeah, but maybe you just have your buddy make the bet, right? And you split the money with him. Yeah, there you go. Here's the deal.

So I learned about this through a meme and I don't you know how you see screenshots of people's posts and you don't know if it's real or not. So I saw a screenshot just a couple hours ago and it was Sophie Cunningham posting, please stop, this is a direct quote by the way, please stop throwing dildos on the court it's dangerous and somebody commented under it stop playing basketball at the dildo range and I couldn't help I mean listen this I'm not taking a stance on the ethics of this but that was hilarious well I'm taking a stance Joey there's no reason to stay in the... don't throw loved ones onto the court. Oh, I agree. But if you do, we can't... but we... if you do, we're allowed to giggle. It's kind of

funny. All right. Joey Jones, check out a live day of the reunion on Fox Nation. Fun hanging out with you. Thank you, Joey. Thanks, brother. All right, there we go. That's Joey Jones, Miranda Devine. Good show today. We hope you think so as well, and if you do, we hope you'll give us a five-star review. We're gonna be back here right here, right here. Same time, same place. Fox News YouTube, Fox News Facebook. 12 o'clock Eastern time. We hope we will see you then next time.