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>> it's deadline day. they are demanding state allow federal agents to remove razor wire barriers. texas is responding, come and take it. setting up high-stakes battle in court, one governor abbott says texas can win. this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno, joining me today is "fox and friends first" co-host carley shimkus, lisa boothe, tammy bruce and paul mauro. the gop governors of 25 states, half the union, vo voiced support for texas and the governor. this is the faulkner nocus last

hour. >> this is a no-brainer, every state is a border state, when you have joe biden's democratic opponent say this is outrageous at the border and democratic mayors are saying this is outrageous and something has to be done, and the republican governors have been standing in solidarity for a couple years now over the disaster at the border. the white house and joe biden doesn't get it or they don't care. >> no word to describe this, except invasion. the open border policy of the biden administration is making every state az border state, as governor kemp said temperature is time for the administration to stand up and do their job. not a question if we were going to stand with governor abbott protecting the southern border. >> democrats are calling to

escalate the standoff and seize control of the texas national guard. here is the white house response on that. >> democrat are saying the government need to federalize the national guard. >> i will say this. border patrol agents are now allowed to cut through wire because of what supreme court laid at. it is unfortunate we had to go there, it is unfortunate governor abbott has politicized this. it is making it harder for law enforcement to do their job. >> her talking points fall so flat in the face of all those risking their lives to secure the border and it is not unfortunate, it is tragic and what is tragic, biden administration lack of enforcement of policy that created this and texas is trying to protect themselves.

the biden administration ignored border states and all 50 states that have become border states, why are they trying to collaborate now? >> paul: it is a parity, i could listen to her all day. they have gotten themselves in a situation where they wish they were not in. they own this now. it is simpler than they are conveying. when they came in, they undid remain in mexico. now they own it. easy as it was to undo remain in mexico, it is just as easy to put it back in place and essentialitily an executive order. biden only needs a pen and a phone. they are complicated this because they are stuck. every place is now a border state. they know they are going into election year. and the texas national guard, you know what that is going to look like in this country? it is the kind of thing they

don't want leading into an election, it is a stressor on institutions that will be palpable and they painted themselves into this corner and they own it. what abbott should be doing, he should be taking migrants -- why just new york? bus them to d.c. and schoscotus. >> half the country or more is behind texas's decision and actions, not just legally. but a lot of other governors and attorneys generals. south dakota governor kristi noem said i'm so proud of what texas is doings, we're there with them and will do anything to make sure this invasion stops. what message does that send to this administration? >> lisa: states are asserting their rights. i made this argument, i wanted

states to fight a federal government that is too centralized, too big and failed in interest to protecting americans. that is what happened. federal government failed to protect us, failed to enforce law and undermine texas's right to fulfill its constitutional duty to defend its borders and sovereignty. there is a broader concept that begs the question, are we still a country? the constitution is supposed to be the supreme law of the land. how much americans have reverence for it anymore? how many lawmakers? we're supposed to have sovereign borders and we no longer defend them. we are a nation of laws and we are no longer. what is holding america together and are we still a country? >> why do actions only happen at

minimum rhetoric around election? >> timing in politics is everything in this counter and throughout the world. i'm speaking of elections, i think that throughout the course of this year, this issue will get worse, you will see more illegal immigration and the word will get out, there is a presidential election in the united states and policies could change. go now. the other thing i've been thinking is why this is number one issue in new hampshire and iowa and it is because it is an issue that has so many tentacles that touch on other things. if you are worried about national security, you look at the southern border and say, i feel worse. think about the economy, people are saving only to see hard-earned money and tax dollars go to ebb 42 freebies for other people. then there is what is going on between the state and federal

government, texas governor greg abbott. i don't know what is going to happen in that supreme court battle if it gets to that level again. there are legal issues and other than cans over his definition of the word invasion. and the supreme court has ruled against him once, can you imagine if he didn't try and let texas get smacked in the face with this issue? no responsible governor would ever allow them to do that. he still has to try. >> i love that point, carley, so much. former president of federalist society, federalism is there for a reason. to lisa's point, when the federal government squishes american people. tammy, i want your thoughts, this is interesting and speaks to impact and all americans are

impacted. jfk jr. says texas is right, no choice but to take matters into their own hand. as president, i will end this humanitarian crisis once and for all, secure the border and destroy the business model of the drug cartels. a country without borders is not a country at all. >> this is about national security, if you have a young person thinking of joining the military, whether or not you want to encourage them to do that. i wish robert kennedy was less of a liberal nut on every other issue. this is good, when push comes to shove, we are in this boat together. for the american people, they say the white house not acknowledging, they are underestimated and treated like

hamsters. it is as though average american citizen does not exist or don't counts, biden is in a position where they acknowledged the crisis and they are trying to fix it and they go down to cut razor wire and make it easier for people to get through, have more incentive at a dangerous crossing point. this is not the entire border or legal point of entry, it is a dangerous point coming over. i love seeing the republicans ban together, that is a change that states can do something, we are not all victims, that's a key reminder that you are not helpful in this situation and i think it is going to ring a bell with people. >> coming up, president biden lights up social media after a speech in wisconsin. here is a clue as to why. >> by the way, used to make beer brewed here, it is used to brew

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>> if i were biden, i would stay hidden and i'll tell you why. he doesn't inspire confidence and he's not a great messenger for himself. there is something wrong with his campaign, we are expected joe biden to come out and be flash gordon and save his own campaign. >> that was former obama official vann jones offering a strategy, hide the president. after yesterday, they should consider that advice.

our commander-in-chief looked confused in wisconsin and he took the podium at a nearby brewery, it got worse. take a listen. >> tim, thank you for that introduction, i got to meet his twins and his wife and wonder he is here, they will keep him here. honored to be with two best governors in the united states of america today. used to make brew beer here -- beer brewed here -- great lakes. my professor -- well, i won't get into professor. my predecessor, though -- ♪ >> that is concerning when it comes to national security, lisa. the american people have noticed, it would seem to indicate that we are hamsters.

we don't notice or care. take a look at the numbers compared to carter at this point. approval numbers comparatively. approval rating, he is number that is worst for incumbent president since carter, we know what happened there. what is going on when it comes to decision-making and putting him in front? >> lisa: they will try to hide him as much as possible like they did in 2020. can you imagine trying to transcribe these speeches? put your cat on the keyboard, i think this is what he was saying. >> or ai. >> lisa: these videos are damaging, they undermine joe biden's competency. he tried to sell americans on, i'm the adult in charge and he fet into with tweets and

revolving door. joe biden said i will bring back competency and he is not the adult and everything has become destabilized. if it is the economy or the border as evidenced by russia not invading ukraine or hamilton invading israel. this negates the biggest negative trump has and trump can say, everything was better under my watch and i'm the adult in the room. >> he is the less chaos agent. take a look, amy klobuchar tweeted this showing biden wearing a hard hat backward in wisconsin. >> i saw that one. >> that is great. and van jones suggesting to hide him. if you think you need to hide the candidate, take serious action and have someone else be

the candidate. lack of bench that the democratic party has and i think one thing nikki haley repeatedly says that is like, you might be on to something really big here. if president biden wins this again, you would have a president kamala harris and fewer people want that. if you think about what president biden is facing this year, i don't know if he can do the basement campaign anymore. we're no longer in covid-19, people are going to notice, presidential campaign is most exhausting job ever, speeches and he is the commander-in-chief -- double duty, how is he going to do it all? one thing he will not do are debates if it is trump v biden and the excuse he'll give, above it, he is a threat to democracy,

i will not debate him. will he stay the candidate? i think he will, there is too much at stake to be a private citizen. we have people in the country that are going to vote, what will they do to pull this off? >> i love questions like this, i feel like i'm listening to ghost stories about the potentials because they are terrifying. president kamala, terrifying, president biden terrifying and gavin newsom, everyone is terrifying. i keep coming back to the notion would you trust this person to drive your car or make a financial decision or carry a message to your loved one? >> to stay with your kid? >> do i trust him as commander-in-chief with my loved ones that deploy? it is abjectly horrifying and the answer is no. why do i trust him to holdup the

sanctity of the oval office. anyone with experience and competence, but entire party is rallying under the emperor has no clothes. nancy pelosi said trump has -- i don't know the answer, i hope the democratic party has one. >> paul, we talk about his abilities, his personal demeanor and why gavin newsom suddenly becomes appealing, it is policies that are disaster. it is not biden or whether or not he knows how to say words, policies are implemented by people. >> if you are president, it helps if you implement policy to save that policy and he can't. only excuse, they are in a

brewery. >> you can't blame that. >> drink up. >> the crowd laughed, they seemed to understand it. everybody was on the same level. they had a little fun. he's not running the counter, he is not. he is not capable of running the country. what demonstrates it, the austin affair. lloyd austin disappears and drops the ball. how did biden not know he was missing? there was a crisis going on, how did he not know? having worked in a military organization, austin did not notify because he didn't think he had to notify. he was used to the atmosphere, my overhead doesn't care and is not present. if nobody gets back to you, i'm running my own ship, i don't have to tell anybody. that is what happened.

it never occurred to austin that anybody would care. if it hadn't made the paper and we wish him well, if it had not hit the papers, he would have been right. current president is not running the nation. >> lisa: when emily was going through the check list, no, definitely not. >> great conversation, everyday there is something new, coming up issue vice president harris can explain the white house's bad poll numbers and she admits it is kind of her fault. that is coming up next.

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ratings are at historic lows. why do you think that is? >> you are right, we have a lot of accomplishments and americans want leaders that get things done. we have done it, we have not taken adequate credit for it. we have to do better job of getting the word out about what we accomplished and who do it. >> her concern is her heighta wikipedia. >> i recently learned you are 5-2. >> that is correct, i am 5-4 and a quarter and with heels, i always wear, i'm 5-7 and a half. >> wikipediais wrong. >> i've said this to my team, i don't know where it came from, they want to make us smaller in every way. >> carley: she is on a media tour and defending her height

and her record. >> joe biden can be like, i'm not the least popular person. there is kamala. they can't gas light us or say the economy is secure, they can't say we're safer. they can't gas light us, i think this white house, if you want to make the case against diversity, equity and inclusion and the results speak for themselves. look around and everything is falling apart, they are making the case and hope to get back to a more sane country. >> carley: we showed poll numbers and big concern even more so than the overall poll numbers, when you get deep in the numbers and see former president trump is up when it

comes to youth voters and black voters and hispanic voters. the president said it is a messaging issue. is that what is happening here? >> no, they are getting out the message they think that is important, like in that interview. their individual lives with energy and food prices, it is bad, she thinks it is about her and her height. she is paranoid, it is narcissism, she thinks everything is about her. the answer, especially young people is her saying nobody cares how tall i am, what they care about, we changed trajectory of inflation, it is getting better. she turned it around, i know young people are having trouble with certain things, we've been focusing on that, we have not been messaging on that. i'm messaging on that. they can't.

it shows what they have been thinking about, themselves, what happened on wikipedia. winning a news cycle and this is carter's problem. he micromanaged and it was about nature of how he was perceived andern ms don't like it, we notice it. they are not making a change, not understanding those people matter. this will continue on for this year and she is perfect example of that problem. >> carley: paul, when it comes to messaging, biden administration has made is clear what they are running on, abortion and democracy. crime in cities across the country, those could be secondary, what do you think about that? >> paul: they are locked into an echo chamber of pundits and advisers and exist in the

beltway and trying to convince each other they are right and goes back to reagan won in a landslide. she said, i can't believe he won. i don't know anybody that voted for him. >> that is classic story, they don't understand in the flyover stateses, people are feeling these things and relative to the vice president, this has to be single biggest political ball drop in history. if you think about it, who else is so poised to ascend to the presidency as the person joe biden. he wanted a black female, he got her, all she had to be was reasonably competent. >> carley: during that interview, she said, i am not in charge of the border. on paper it seems like it is there and it is not translating,

emily, you could take the height, the blame game, what are your thoughts? >> take the fact when pressed on a record and pressed is a strong verb, she responded we have multiple infrastructure projects going on student debt. two examples of accomplishments in office before she said the messaging is not out there. the irony is half of that is about height, softball questions this apologetic media levied their way and claim the messaging is not on their side, are they joking? everything you said, i was like, that is what the mainstream media says, they say that trump is fearmongering about the border or violent crime is down. hey, everyone, jobs are back without references inflation.

it is messaging bonus for him. she gets to wake up to christmas day everyday. my biggest waste of taxpayer dollars are on her salary. she makes it about herself and has nothing to say about her accomplishments, i want my money back. >> carley: we know she is a little more than 5-4. there is that. we know her height. pair of high school coaches quit their job in fight for fairness in women's sports. that is next. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes,

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a high school coach is taking a stand in the fight for women's sports. dave brown and his wife judy coached women's athletics for 25 years, but just resigned because their school district is allowing boys to compete in girls sports. >> for the last 25 years i've coached varsity basketball and varsity tennis, won 667 games. had a lot of success. i reached point i had to resign last night because of boys playing girl's tennis. the reason, we will not support boys playing girls sports. these are boys saying they are a girl. they are playing a fall sport and change the paperwork.

i'm not going to -- i'm supporting my wife who is a pioneer in title 9. we are not protecting girls now. k-12 and women's sports, we're allowing men or boys to play in these sports. it is dangerous ask wrong. it is wrong when a girl has to fear this and can't say anything. if you are in a public school, you can't say anything or you are ostracized, put down, shamed and you don't have a voice. people can't stand up and say anything. i will, i will say this is wrong on every level. dads and moms, but dads, where are you? you should not allow this in any school, stand up and do the right thing. >> that guy is a hero. >> yes, he is, tammy. two quick points. i loved, i will not watch girls

get their dreams shattered and opportunities taken from them and he went on to say erase hard work behind title 9 that so many are referencing to point to what is reverse of that and impact and to say a lot of people ascribe to an entire state what the liberal policies are of that metropolis, oregon is one of them. the majority of oregon feel how he does, they are patriots and americans and good people. >> good to know. paul? >> you blowup a progressive policy by leaning into it. if everybody identify what they want, we can identify as 15-year-old women and play in high school. >> i do that everyday. that is how you blow it up. who knew you could the go out for the women's tennis team, i might have made varsity.

decisions are made at the local level by school boards, they are not qualified. you need a fix people can point to and not get around. >> carley: haley davidson just won a golf tournament that could set her up for the lpga. she is defending her position saying she has lost off of her swing. she is pointing out differences in strength in men and women. i feel bad for everybody, you are perfect in the eyes of god, no matter who you are, there is no solution to this problem that will make everybody happy. in a scenario, majority has to win out. >> it is unique situation. lisa. >> i identify as 21-year-old. i remember working on campaigns during elections when

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>> governor abbott calling the bluff for allowing federal agents to take down razor wire on the border. who has the legal upper hand? that is the question for shannon bream and bret tolman. and loud budgeting, new survey

shows half of young adults rely on their parents for financial help. what does this mean and how hard is the economy helping young people? join us live top of the hour. >> hi, everyone, join me and joe for a cup of joe. >> sorry for that, a little cringe. wait a second, kamala, that cup of joe may be bad for the environment, so say the elites of the world economic forum. >> the coffee release co2 per ton of coffee, every time we drink coffee, we are putting co2 into the atmosphere. >> threat of coffee production

contributing to the climate. >> shame on that frenchman, coffee is important. i was on drugs from my late teens, all i w want is my coffe. there are so few things we're allowed now, don't take the coffee, bad idea. just don't do it. >> you don't want to know me in the morning until i have coffee. paul, this is not about the coffee, is it? >> had is about the elites. dave, read the room. what i heard from you, do not take the coffee. this is global ritual. for a while, coffee was sanctified by the left, it was a native american crop. it is not happening, if you are

going to be the bond villains, sitting in dave, be more secretive about this plan. >> americans have dealt with a lot and come at us, especially during covid, do you think coffee is where people are no, not today, satan. >> you come for my coffee, there is homicide in my future. i can't. the larger picture is the interesting reaction, he talked about fragmentation of the industry, it is another thing as many countries, so many farmers or individuals or small businesses depend on this 230 billion global industry. elites want to come in and centralize it. there is nothing that will more fast ruin anything than the government coming in. this is what they want to do. regulate it and centralize it to the detriment.

>> they want to control us. >> yeah, i think this dave event is a give that keeps on giving. i talked to the journalist that questioned john kerry about private jet use. he was like, every other word out of their mouths is about sustainability. they put that building up for the sustainability event. we can drink our coffee and not worry about this guy's opinion. >> everyone there sounds like austin powers village. >> yes, totally. >> tammy, do you think people are awake to what is going on? >> i think so. every time you might be coming down able to have your gas stove, they start screaming about your coffee, they want us to vote for trump, they want us to hate them. they have to try to find way to make themselves legitimate and needed.

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♪♪ >> emily: last but not least, life in the fast lane could soon be over in california. the world's biggest buzz kill one democrat lawmaker has introduced a bill to physically stop cars from speeding. it would require all cars sold in the state come with a device that keeps them from going more than ten miles over the speed limit. paul, in my head i pictured when fighter jets land on an aircraft carrier, like a big thing coming out and stopping the cars but really just an electronic buzz kill coming out of as always legislature of california. what say you? >> paul: i say it's never going to happen, because they make too much money from speeding tickets. >> good point. >> paul: another virtue signal. i'll go to california, i'll going to drive 50 miles over the speed limit hanging out the

window with a cup of coffee trailing razor wire. it's a political stunt. nothing they can't ruin. and besides that, nobody goes over ten miles an hour because of the traffic and the electric cars don't work. so this one, it's not going to happen. >> emily: feels like the scene in "footloose," the awesome scene -- just -- >> i'm thinking of "dirty dancing." >> i'm going to co-host the big weekend show, it's going to be great, and put my tin foil hat on, i think the push for electric vehicles to control us and do stuff like this, eliminate our ability. >> and facebook, and -- >> it kind of weighs on there, so people know. >> lori singer, she was driving down the highway, love it. >> love the image, need to see the movie again. imagine if you are having a

baby, medical emergency and you cannot speed and you are speeding for a legitimate reason and somebody on social media say, another imagine, imagine an empty highway in the middle of the night and you can only go 65. >> emily: totally, and wait for them to track you, the device on the car. >> more devices, etc. and it shows you now where they are going. and all the other stuff they have done is just led up to getting us acclimated to this idea. americans as we have talked about homicide have said, you know, not today satan. >> emily: unless you live in california. watch lisa on the big show, and don't forget to dvr the show when you can't watch us live. "america reports". >> sandra: any moment now we are expecting to hear directly from the white house as texas blows