acuna along with not griff jenkins but tom shillue and charlie and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight with biden family drama comes to a head this week the house could vote on an impeachment inquiry resolution into president biden plus, his son hunter subpoena to appear for a congressional deposition is just three days away and then there is a new criminal charge, again new criminal charges against hunter that biden managed to avoid answering any questions about all weekend long while rubbing elbows with hollywood elites. >> president -- comment on the targets against your son, mr. president -- [laughter] alicia: fox news lucas tomlinson has new reaction from the white house tonight. >> that's right and alyssa president biden has not spoken about his son hunter second indictment since leaving for the west coast on friday. hunter biden has been charged with three felonies and six misdemeanors over failure to pay taxes according to the indictment hunter spent 1.6 million in atm withdraws and various women nearly 400k for clothing, 188,000 on adult entertainment and 237,000 dollars on health, beauty and pharmacy products. hunter biden supposed to face house lawmakers on wednesday. >> should be held in contempt if he ignores a congressional subpoena number two look this guy hunter biden he thinks nothing can touch him because he daddy has been protecting him for years now an if he thinks he's going run and hide because last name is biden and daddy is president he's got another thing coming. wants to hold a week opening impeachment inquiry into president biden. next to declaration of war i think impeachment is probably heaviest power that the house has under constitution so we have to be more methodical and careful and follow fact where is they lead impeachment inquiry is next necessary step because white house is now stone walling our investigation. >> white house officials insist this is all nonsense. they don't have any evidence of any wrong doing because there is not any evidence of wrong doing. and i think it is easy to sort of -- sit and laugh and chuckle at this -- bungling exercise by house republicans trying to impeach the president based on nothing. >> president biden returning from los angeles later tonight ali iscia. >> from a republican stand point but a early christmas present for the gop this coming week we have the vote on the impeachment inquiry and hunter biden charges and on impeachment inquiry charlie i think there could be an argument that -- that the white house kind of brought this on themselves right because -- part of the reason this is whatting gop lawmakers say some for moderate districts is because the white house has been stone walling congress. ignoring subpoenaing saying this is a completely invalid investigation. >> totally stone walling and -- you know, i have to say i'm generally speaking not a big fan of doing things that take a vote out of voters hands. such as removing a president in the year of an election. not a big fan of that but we know that's also not going it happen because democrats in the senate are never going to go alg with that and go for it as you point out white house has done nothing to -- has done everything to ensure that they have this teed up right now for this -- you know in an election year. and listen to the people talk about how there's no evidence of -- crimes. it's insane. you actually have we know -- the vice president of the united states schlepping crack head son all over the world to drum up business for his families empire and -- the president has lied to the american people. lied about every step of the way about all of this. it's -- it's absurd and so -- you know, let the investigation go where it goes. and we'll see how it turns out. >> it's not just the white house and biden allies we're saying there's no evidence. you have republican senator mitt romney who says that if he was in the house, that he wouldn't vote for biden impeachment, listen. s >> i think before you begin an impeachment inquiry you ought to have some evidence inclination there's been wrong doing and president biden son hunter is, obviously, been a very unsavory person. and has had some extremely damaging personal -- including a drug habit so forth. that's not president biden. and we're not going to impeach someone because of the sins of their kids. >> so he had a lot going on there. in that statement that he had to say you know he took the time to really like hit hunter biden but at protective over the president and saying that there really wasn't any evidence but also interesting because -- as a republican, mitt romney was the only republican who voted to impeach trump twice. >> he -- he is always marketing himself as being above the fray but he is the fray, and yeah. he voted to impeach the president. and that, you know, that phony -- insurrection charge but there's plenty of evidence here and he acts like he's never seen any of this thing this is all about hookers and booze and president's son everybody knows it is about the president and we have witnesses like charlie said we've got witnesses we've got checks -- we've an operation that was essentially a criminal operation taking money from foreign powers and we have -- e-mails to the big guy. i mean, i'm not a lawyer but i feel like i could prosecute this case give me 12 people and i would be able to make my case it is not that hard. >> we hear a lot from the president allies you know that the president wasn't like tied new this but then we also hear kat alternately that they are so close and he's so protective and he was always there and with him -- in his life as he was battling addiction which is also at the same time that according to hunter biden's own memoir he was like living in a fog in 2018 supposed to be paying attention prosecutors they were able to write their indictments based on the book. >> right -- yeah. totally but that actually kind of goes to show just how above it he clearly thought had he was he must have thought about these things right you write a book it is not what you impulsively share an you go through processes he was like yes i'm certain ept to share this and what was so interesting about what mitt romney said he didn't just say there's noafd but there's no evidence of wrong doing and not inclination i would say that there's a lot more than just inclination we have people come out and say hunter did put joe biden on the phone during business dinners that kind of thing. other people were they calling their dads i'm guessing probably not. but -- you know, of course, this is a political thing that we never actually go through i wonder if it could make joe biden look like a victim of the system. which would be ridiculous, of course, considering that he's been in united states government about 20% of the time united states has been a country. so -- if he -- if he's not the system then i don't know who is. but that is something to consider here. >> to be fair, i mean, the word bribery is actually in the constitution. all of the thing that they threw at president trump were not in the constitution. but bribery is actually the word used in the constitution. >> what are your thoughts on hunter biden and you remember that interview that he did earlier this week with moby he made himself the victim blaming everybody else saying it's making his life vulnerable he kind of put that on the table that if he died -- what it would mean to his father and how it would break him. i thought that was quite the extension. >> yeah. i also think that kat is exactly right. the white house may try to cast the bidens as victims. but i don't think that especially when people look around at the -- their problems they're facing in their own lives but you know caused by the policies of this administration. you start -- start to lose compassion for these people at some point especially if they've been part of the system for as kat says a quarter of the -- >> time we've been a country. >> i just found so interesting -- and yeah, actually we can take listen to it right now. >> they're trying to destroy a presidency, and so it is not about me. and their most based way what they're trying to do is they're trying to kill me. knowing that it will be a pain grader than my father could be able to handle. >> you know, i just -- find it so striking the lack of -- lack of self-awareness is really stunning. i think there's like no -- i mean he can't admit to too much at this point but also there's like no taking responsibility in any level shape or form. >> yeah. for me it is not so much even the drugs or the more interesting things i suppose that, you know, they're in the daily mail that are more interesting to talk about salacious claims to me it really is the bribery stuff. that's the stuff where -- your dad is not just that you're a son. but people are saying he was involved. and if not how else did you get this job? really -- >> i think that's what they're going for. i think for republicans they're smart they're going say we don't care about drugs, sex other stuff we care about the fact that he and his father were basically committing crimes and they were selling -- themselves to foreign governments essentially cashing in on their role in government. and i think once they get hunter and they prosecutions go forward they can then use that to prosecute joe. i think that is what they're going for and hope that's what they're doing. >> it's going to be a big week. >> big show still ahead on big weekend show she's with him hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. plus -- >> get a full eight hours of sleep. sometimes more -- [laughter] >> we get desserts and appetizers at restaurants. childless couples go viral but first s&l joke about anti-semitism is no laughing matters. >> going to start screaming questions like i'm billy eichner anti-semitism aye or nay. ♪ ♪ every day, more dog people, and more vets are 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the board of trustees, now, those leading a congressional investigation into allegations of anti-semitism at elite universities tell us this. >> we think this moral rot as i talked about it in my comments is very, very widespread. we want to do a thorough investigation and we want to see where that investigation leads us. we don't want to prejudge what we're going to find. >> liz will stay on until an interim president is appointed at penn. she'll also remain a tenure faculty member in the law school. after backlash from the capitol hill testimony, miguel tried to clarify remarks and harvard apologized in an interview with the student paper after her exchange with congressman elise. >> does calling for genocide harassment -- >> what's the context? >> target at an individual. >> it is targeted at jewish students jewish individuals. >> renewing her call for to resign writing on x last night in the case of harvard president gaye asked by me 17 calls whether calling violates harvard's code of conduct. she spoke her truth 17 times and the world heard. in that same post went on to also call for m. *eu6789 t. president to step down. back to you. >> thank you cb. hours after the penn president resigned "saturday night live" tried to spoof anti-semitism hearing now the yolk is on them. watch this. >> start screaming questions at women like i'm billie ike eichner. >> call against code of harvard. >> well it depends on the context. >> that can't be your answer penn lady same question, yes or no? >> well we are serious about stopping all forms of hatred anti-semitism islamophobia. >> and keep in mind if you don't say yes you're going make me look good which is -- really, really hard to do. >> am i winning this hearing? [laughter] >> it's so ridiculous -- you know, kat i want to get to the details of the newest developments here. but the first thing first -- s&l you're famously squeamish about making jokes about things you're not supposed to make jokes about but basic standard is you can make fun of anything but you want to be funny would be kind of like a -- general role? >> you have to allow people to be able to swing and miss i'm all about not canceling people over trying to make jokes this didn't make me laugh for me this is a mis. overall, though, so with this whole issue i'm pretty much a free speech absolutist protected speech under first amendment, i've always said the answer to speech you don't like isn't censorship but more speech to encounter it always made arguments i'm king the no matter what the issue is. however, these universities are not king consistent okay there'a lot of hypocrisy when the foundation for individual rights expression is profree speech organization ranks on commitment to free speech principles, it has ranked succeed to last and harvard dead last so although i agree that we should not be, you know, having colleges being environment where constitutionally protected speech is censored -- that is not what these campuses have been saying for years and now they suddenly are so i'm going to be consistent. they are being hypocritical. >> tom one of the most shocking things that got missed here in that hearing disturb -- it was a tremendous revealing hearing which is sort of a rarity on congress. was the point where liz mcgill former outgoing president of university of pennsylvania when asked about -- harassment she said that when words turn into actions, it can be, it can be harassment as if like if -- if violence broke out then it might be harassment but we're still not entirely sure. >> yeah. since when do the university presidents wait for words to turn into actions? they're constantly banning people for their words. that's what college is about now getting canceled because of what you say so, obviously, they have a double standard there. i think the president of harvard should be em embarrassed buzz she doesn't know what genocide is -- if it is bad it is directed to an individual -- definitionally genocide isn't directed to an individual. it is about an entire group. so she doesn't seem to realize there. i don't think they were listening they were -- listening instead of getting ready with their answer -- you know they have their kind of -- nonsense talk already. and she asked a very simple question is genocide bad and they should have -- if they were thinking on their feet say yeah genocide is bad now let's talk about other things that i want to talk about. >> so i mean also both of you guys make a living out of lampooning washington lampooning congress like there's plenty of opportunity for s&l to actually find ridiculous stuff in washington to make things actually funny about. >> yeah i think, though, they got almost like an assignment like you're trying to write something and you want to make a challenge for yourself. it was almost like they're, you know, superior was like hey, do a sketch that makes fun of the harvard thing but you've got to make republicans look bad too. [laughter] right they were like all right i'll try. >> exactly. exactly. alicia listen to this rabbi who resigned from the harvard board listen to what he had to say about all of this. >> i don't to suggest for a minute that the president is the problem. because that's not true. the problem is the deep seeded culture that has been growing now for years and the universities are sort of the paradigm of it they're the best example but they are hardly the only example but the campus ought to lead the way. it ought to be able to express to america as universities traditionally did this is how educated thoughtfuls morally serious people respond to this. >> you don't have to be a rabbi to recognize that. >> we've been talking to college students around the country jewish students who say that it is just a part of the fabric of the colleges they go to now and that's what is so sad because it is not just from the top but all over. >> almost like it is intentional coming up guess who is back why hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail, next. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted because you'll have power when you need it the most. - with the generac it powers our well, the refrigerator, and my cpap machine, which are all things that we need to survive on a day-to-day basis - [narrator] get the security and peace of mind your family deserves with a home standby generator from generac. eight out of 10 home generators are generac with thousands of satisfied customers. - it's the peace of mind to get the generac generator. that was the best investment that we could have ever made. - [narrator] and owning a generator is easier than ever. special financing is available with low monthly payment options. act now and you will also receive a free seven-year warranty valued at $735. power your life with generac. call or go online to request your free quote today. 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