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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone. this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost, emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, ainsley earhardt, and fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine band tech, jerry jones. we begin with the two leading presidential candidates hitting the trail in pretty different ways this past weekend. in fact, on the one side you had president biden rubbing elbows with the rich and famous. it was a glitzy hollywood fund-raiser. the headlining stars included george clooney, julia roberts, and former president obama. by the time it was all over, the biden campaign added over $30 million to its war chest, breaking a democratic fund-raising record. i stress democratic, because recall former president trump beat that radio city fund-raiser. he holds the ultimate record.

meanwhile, former president trump reached out to black voters during a roundtable discussion at a detroit church. he says biden's broken southern border is hurting black americans. >> crooked joe biden has done nothing for you except talk. it's only talk. it's all talk. he gets nothing for anyone who has lost that he's in europe walking around, doesn't know where the hell is, and he is supposed to help detroit? i don't think so. the black communities being hurt more by the illegal aliens. 16, 17 million. they are taking your jobs. you are down 6-7% from where you are just three years ago with me. >> kayleigh: the church's pastor personally thanked trump for stopping by. >> president trump, i am so humbled that you would be here. president obama never came to the hood, so to speak. president joe biden, he went to the big naacp dinner, but he never came to the hood. so thank you. [applause] >> thank you, pastor.

my honor. >> kayleigh: these are huge moments, ainsley. i spoke friday about this. you had trump at a harlem bodega. i remember it was during "fox & friends" that it broke when he was with union workers at the start of his trial. how often do you see biden in these retail politics settings with real americans? >> ainsley: that the difference. we like watching julia roberts in "pretty woman" and seeing some of these actors, but i'm not going to vote because they are telling me to vote for the candidate they like. they are elites. we can't relate to them. they have a gazillion dollars in their bank account, and we appreciate their art and their industry, but i don't care about their politics. we know where hollywood stands. i don't relate to that. i care about the border, about crime, about inflation, gas prices, grocery bills. when we go to the diners, that's what they are all talking about. when he see trump at a black church, how wonderful is that? christian values are important to many americans, but also to

connect the black and white communities. dream to go to the black communities and say, "what do you want me to do for you as a president?" that resonates with the black community. i know the majority of black individuals are probably going to vote democratic, and that's what the polls show, but trump is getting so many more than even did four years ago, and it says a lot. >> kayleigh: does a lot in the numbers don't lie. you see him pulling 20% of the black community. "wall street journal" battleground estates. jim clyburn, however, says that if you believe those numbers he has a bridge to sell you. when i filled in for sean hannity i asked senator tim scott about that bridge and he may be willing to buy it. take a listen. because something is amiss with the polling. anybody who believes that donald trump will get 30% of the black mail vote, or 12% of the black female vote, i've got a bridge down there

that i will sell you. it leads doing the greatest tourist destinations and all the country. i might buy that bridge, number one. number two, i will take that bet. i will tell you, donald trump can exceed 30% of the black male vote in america. two big reason why. number one, jobs. number two, justice. >> kayleigh: harris, jobs and justice are his rationale. >> harris: i loved what you said. bringing people together paid people from every ilk, economic, socioeconomic, all of it. that is what people say they want. we are so divided right now. and biden is not doing that. in fact, he's bringing in people who are not american citizens and further dividing us, making us basically resent people who are taking our resources. he is driving feelings of hate and ill will, and it's really sad, because no one wants to feel that way about anybody.

we are united. but this is a sovereign nation and he has broken that. i will say this, with tim scott, i remember the first time i ever interviewed kevin walling, who sits in the center seat sometimes. he's a democrat on the network as a fox news contributor. he said the person he most fears as a vice presidential candidate would be senator tim scott. again, he would bring people together across the political aisle. i think it is fascinating but you have the conversation you did with him friday night. and where we are, we have a lot of options for the former president to choose vp. and there are a lot of options for where he could go right now. he's going to places that bring people together that aren't normally visited, and they said specifically "the hood." "mr. president, he came to cs." the hood. >> kayleigh: it's fascinating. joey, i think there's a level of denial among democrats. we didn't play the beginning of clyburn's comments, but he said biden is to be exactly what he

needs to do. when you are staring down polling like that, how do you believe you're doing exactly what you need to do? >> joey: the democrat party has done a really good job of just saying something until they hope you believe it. i use a term a lot that my mom used when i was growing up, "don't spit in my face and tell me it's raining." if they say to the narrative in the message, maybe people won't see where the economy is or what's happening with the border. on this entire issue, if president trump is going to places like detroit, and in new york, we understand why he was here. but he's going places like detroit and there are other places apparently on the list, states that he may not think he can even win, it's because he knows his base is behind him at 98, 99, 100%. president biden can't say that. he can't say that so much that is trying to find a way to appeal to those big blocs. when you have a fund-raiser with every celebrity you can find, it's not because you're going to sway voters, it's because somebody will pay million

dollars to have dinner with george clooney and a million dollars to your campaign. which means he's trying to get all the money he can to go out and register voters and get people to the polls on election day, because his base isn't there for him the same way that donald trump's is. that being said, donald trump better be doing the same thing, getting voters registered to the polls. >> i was thrilled to hear that bronx rally happening. that's what needs to be done, registering voters. emily, you made a really good point last week about the clooneys an older generation of celebrities and banking on them to bring in gen z. i read that a hollywood heavyweight is biden's secret weapon trump if they talk about longtime movie mogul jeffrey katzenberg. they said, when president biden made clear last year he was planning to run for another term, some important contributors expressed doubt. he was too old, they feared, not up for another four years. it fell to jeffrey katzenberg to tell them they were wrong. he goes through how this movie

mogul has helped raise money and convince people he is our guy, but i just don't know that hollywood is the secret weapon in 2024. >> emily: it makes sense that a storyteller, a producer, a movie maker, is creating and producing the sham that is the democrat party's campaign, because it's all based on the gaslighting that you articulated. the thing i've come to appreciate and be horrified by, unfortunately, is that you are right -- the influence of this aging generation of hollywood stars really has no influence, certainly on gen z, and on very few rational and like-minded adults that think for themselves other than, "let me try the face cream they are pedaling on instagram." it's about patting the war coffers. it would do us really well to continue to appreciating that this is the highest record-breaking campaign cycle from california for both par parties. buy a ton. it's been called the political atm of california, the hollywood elite. what matters next is not essentially how far off the

democrat party is from the ideals and the preferences and priorities of average americans, because that is true. it's how much they are raising. that's going to turn out to their abortion message, the women's rights message, the voting early message, so we need to carry it across the finish line and take it further than just knowing, we are not for the same thing. they are really patting their big accounts and that's a scary thing. you and i want to ask this. donald trump went first. you informed joe biden to get that big money. how do republicans use that money? you articulated how democrats will continue to use it on abortion messaging, so on and so forth. what are republicans going to do? >> emily: as headline said, donald trump benefited from multiple ways. i think depending on how it's utilized, the influences really keep harnessing the tech workers and the tech industry without being the kind of mate kamala harris is coming when she took those dollars saying she

was for victims, for example cybercrime, and yet accepting millions of dollars from those litigating against those victims. its authenticity matters, rallying the troops, and speaking to those californians who, as we know, can't afford living there anymore. >> kayleigh: the one thing i would say, trump, yes, he's been behind in cash on hand, but he's brought in hundreds of millions. and i put a s on the end of "hundred," since the conviction. and we have seen the joint funding at the rnc and other republican entities. >> ainsley: showing those illegal immigrants that beat up the cops in times square and flipped off the camera, that's joe biden's border crisis right there. >> harris: and on early voting. >> kayleigh: in this major fund-raising event for president biden over the weekend ignited a new title wave of concerns about biden's age. but his team and allies say there's nothing to worry about, everything sign ♪ ♪

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>> harris: such a great sign. president biden appeared to freeze on stage at an event in california over the weekend. here it is, it's already viral. he may have seen it. watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> harris: you know, president biden has a couple of teams now. the campaign team, well, the one at the white house didn't like it. in other key democrats at the event are pushing back. obama's senior advisor says the freeze just did not happen. here's what the senior deputy press secretary for the biden campaign had to say. "look, who all got the same cheap memo? as in the video we all just watched? and the finance chair put it more bluntly. "nothing remotely close to this actually happened." what did happen? because i've seen it happen before. >> kayleigh: that's just it. brit hume is spot on. there was applause and the biden team -- i'm paraphrasing here -- probably isn't happy with obama for leading him off because it gave an opening for the rnc to post the clip. we saw they took the same kind

of quibble with the g7 moment where he was looking off the side to a skydiver. signed, so you have quibbles with the g7 moment and this. what about every other moment we have seen on tape over the last three years? you protest too much in these instances. but no one thinks he's with it. the majority of the country doesn't think so. so fight these two sound bites. you're missing three years worth of sound bites. >> mxp when i'm so glad you brought up brit hume. some people when they watch this think former president barack obama, joey, probably in that moment didn't think about what the optics would be, but the optics are you are coddling an older man and they don't want that to be the case. but we have seen him without the help. he does wander. >> joey: we have a 100 minute clip really don't have context -- >> harris: i've watched it. you can watch more but if you want. >> joey: i've seen the one-minute clip, and for all i know he had to be somewhere to meet with people who are going to give a lot of money. i don't know if he fails or he

just wanted to soak it in. i do public appearances and i always want someone to be there to tell me when it's time to leave or quit shaking hands and talk to people, so nobody thinks i'm saying no to that person. maybe there's a version of that. i look at it and say, are they trying to create an intimate moment between him and barack obama? he puts his arm around him. if you are critical you will look at that and say i got them offstage. if you are not, it might look like they're sharing an intimate moment as they walked off stage. maybe that was part of the script. they want to add here biden to the obama's because they are entirely popular and it gave enough fodder for us to sit here and go, is the guy a little bit senile? >> harris: that is interesting, too, emily. you don't want to isolate barack obama. he is, like, the most popular democrat. i would argue probably still. so you can't say too much about this if you don't like what he did. >> emily: and i think hindsight is 20/20. anyone who sees a moment like that who can say he didn't need to guide him off, what if he did? remember what happened at the

air force academy graduation, where president biden sell because no one was accompanying him. sure, you could say there was a cable in the way, et cetera, but i would rather see a human helping a human and see a human unaccompanied or unattended fall. secondly, i think what a sort of telling is it seemed to me the showmanship, as he took them offstage. and then he sort of moved to the shoulder, looking chummy, this is my old vice president, we are boroughs, and as they move to i think what he thought was offstage, we saw his hand moved down in a more guiding fashion, and two ce men that he wouldn't hold someone around her hip unless you are indeed sort of guiding them. to me the proof is there. >> harris: we did see something similar from the first lady, jill biden, in normandy, france. you mentioned some of the recent international travel he's done, kayleigh. we want to think the best, but this is a man who told us to watch him. and, oh, boy, are we watching him at every moment.

>> ainsley: we are talking about the president of the united states. you have a decision in november. we have individuals in our lives that have gone through dementia or we have watched them decline over the years, but this is the president, and i don't care what you call it. if you say he was soaking in the applause, whatever you want to call it, he is frail and he is nervous when he has to walk, he puts on his sunglasses so slowly. the prime minister and italy had to walk across all the other world leaders to grab him and escorted him, too. i'm sure behind the scenes they are saying to make sure you watch president biden and take care of him, and we saw barack obama do it on stage, too. >> harris: emily, you mentioned that one moment i'm always holding my breath about. i've wondered for a while. what are you talking about is what they do for generals in the military. because you don't want to be the person who walks away from the conversation right away, so leadership and military is told i need my person by me. i have often wondered why a commander in chief didn't have

someone to sit him down in a chair when it looked like he was falling over. and i have wondered that for more than a year now. what you are bringing up is also part of leadership. who is on his team to let him wander? >> i heard he wanted to sit down to the debate and they said no, you have to stand up. the one that seems abusive to me. >> joey: to be fair, i would want to sit down, too. [laughs] >> ainsley: you want to be strong. >> harris: this turned out to be a whole different debate! coming up, police have now charged an illegal immigrant with the murder of a mom of five children. the rape and murder. the town sheriff's pinning blame on president biden's broken border. stay close. on is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

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800 miles from the southern border. she was found dead last august after she went for a run right near home. her accused killer, a migrant from el salvador. officials say he has gang ties and allegedly murdered another woman before coming to the united states. madeline rivera is live in washington with more details. >> hey, emily. the family of rachel moran never give up hope that authorities would eventually catch the person responsible for her death. nearly a year later they say patients has won. >> i want to take this time to thank all the law enforcement for all their hard work. some of the points during this, i didn't think we were ever going to have an end, that it would be a cold case. i'd like to applaud them. >> 37-year-old morin went out for a walk on a pedestrian trail in bel air, maryland, about 30 miles northeast of baltimore on august 5th, 2023. the mother of five never came

home. the next day her body was found off the trail. dna recovered at the crime scene was linked to a home invasion in los angeles in march 20 journey three, where police say a 9-year-old girl was attacked. authorities were able to get this surveillance video of that break-in, but they didn't have the identity of the suspect until last month. now the suspect has been identified as 23-year-old victor antonio martinez hernandez. police arrested hernandez in tulsa, oklahoma, on friday. investigators believe he crossed into the u.s. illegally in february last year after killing a young woman in el salvador the month before. democratic maryland governor wes moore says morin's death highlights the need for immigration reform. >> my heart is broken for the morin family. as is our entire state. she should still be here, and the sheriff is absolutely right. we have an immigration policy that needed to have been dealt with and was not. >> hernandez will be extradited from oklahoma to maryland to

face charges. if convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in jail. emily? >> emily: not long enough. the sheriff pinned morin's death on our country's broken immigration system. take a listen. >> and want to know how direct these comments to 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and to every member in both chambers of congress. we are 1800 miles away here in hartford county. we are 1800 miles away from the southern border, and the american citizens are not safe because of failed immigration policies. this is the second time in just two years that an innocent hartford county woman has lost her life to a criminal in our country illegally. let me repeat that. 1800 miles from the southern border, and this is the second woman in our county to be killed by an illegal alien. suspect in both cases are from el salvador with ties to criminal gangs.

they should not be happening. victor hernandez did not come here to make a better life for himself or for his family. he came here to escape a crime he committed in el salvador. he came here and murdered rachel and, god willing, no one else. but that should never have been allowed to happen. >> emily: that's the worst part about this, ainsley, that the death of rachel morin, the assault on a 9-year-old girl in her own bed while her parents were home, the other murder of someone in that same county, 2,000 miles from the border, those are preventable, because we knew what those criminals had done beforehand. >> ainsley: think about what that little 9-year-old has to go through for the rest of her life. so much therapy. what her mom has to go through. i was reading he allegedly assaulted both of them inside the house. what that mom had to go through, for all of us who have children, or even down. you can't imagine walking into the bedroom and seeing some man on top of your 9-year-old girl. thank the good lord for dna.

god made each of us individuals and each of us have our own dna, and they were able to track that dna from that little girl and connect it to this mother of five who was found naked, beaten, dead a culvert while she was on a trail. look how fit she is. she cared about staying in shape and probably being alive for very long time, to watch her kids walk down the aisle one day, to be a grandmother one day. that was robbed from her because of this guy who left el salvador after allegedly murdering woman h,coming here, and sound in a br to tulsa, oklahoma. hats off to those police officers who found this guy and give that mom closure. >> emily: i say this next detail not to be salacious but explain and report the severity of this crime. her skull was found essentially bashed open, which they think was done perhaps by a large heavy rock. the violence and the demonic quality of this person, this

alleged murder, frankly i feel we cannot overstate. >> joey: eternity in hell isn't enough for him. i hope he goes to jail for life in prison that he tortured every day he's there. i would volunteer to hang them on courthouse square. that is the fate of these people need. when i say these people, i don't mean just migrants, i mean people in this country that hurt children and hurt women and kill people and do such evil things. we as a society have to reject this. the biggest and most loud way, if it's at the election box, in our local politics, we have to say we are not a place that allows this to happen. i don't understand it, i don't understand how -- if you break into my house, you are leaving in a body bag. i don't care. if you break into my house and touch my kids, you are leaving in a body bag having really hated the last few moments of your life. that's my purpose in this life, to provide and protect. the government's job is to do this two things within the responsibilities, but certainly

not prevent me from doing it. so secure the border, allow everyone to carry a gun, and we have a society that you can feel safe in. that's the things you need to do. if you have children, if you have a family, and you're living in a place that has disarmed you, i do not understand your priorities. >> emily: i had the honor of speaking with that shift. what struck me at the situation, we saw the family member who said patients has one mat, but i argue diligence has won on behalf of law enforcement to piece together the dna. what strikes me is, as the county and state and local law enforcement are working so hard to solve these crimes left behind in the wake of the open southern border, it is the government, the federal government, that put them there. it's like watching someone try to run with ankle weights dragging them down, watching a ship try to move within annville, an anchor holding it down. that's what these good sheriff's are up against. that's what these americans are up against. >> harris: the president of the united states has put us in a horrible spot. he has left to say these words over and over again. they are but by the grace of god

go i, it's only a matter of time because of what you are doing with your policies. i say those words every day. the spot we are in right now, do you put them away in prison with american dollars for the rest of his life? do you deport him to el salvador? they are probably thinking they are stars because he came here, because they were already hunting a killer and he came here. you're going to send a killer back? and our system is still not going to kick him out again? we can't trust the system to do the right thing. we can't because we have policy right now for this president who refuses to use what he had on day one, to put those policies back in place to protect the rest of us. meanwhile, we learned today, 7.4 million, including got-aways, everyone -- the parole in-place program by president biden's administration. just wipe everybody away. just let them stay. we will call it parole in place.

we can't find the parolees we have among us now! >> emily: and, kayleigh, reminder -- if we dare to voice these opinions are state these facts, we are called racist or not compassionate or told it is simply single mothers looking for a better life coming over the southern border. >> kayleigh: rachel morin went for a run and was killed by an el salvador in gang member. lakin riley went for a run in georgia and is killed by a venezuelan gang member. allegedly. both of these women killed by gang members illegal in our country. imagine being a family member and your daughter or your mother, or you are one of the five kids of rachel morin, you know they have been killed, brutally murdered, and the double gut punch comes when he found out this person should never have been in the country. president biden, i wish she would look in the mirror and say her name. remember how long it took him to say it lakin riley? after he said her name -- by the way, trump managed to call her family. did biden? i would love to know if he has.

after he said her name, how many thousands of people are being killed by illegals? these are not numbers. these are names. if it is one, if it is two, if it is three, these people should still be here and it's far more than one, two, or three. >> emily: as a mentioned a bit ago, i covered rachel morin's tragic story on the fox true crime podcast. i interviewed the harford county sheriff. go to foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you listen to podcasts. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. -electric for short trips... -hmmm? ...gas for long. hmmm? quite the paradox... -it really is both. -hmmm. the lexus rx plug-in hybrid. ♪

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richard hudson of north carolina. in mar-a-lago, meeting with former president donald trump. we knew this was happening. we were told to expect this meeting at 1:00 eastern at mar-a-lago. this comes on the heels of the former president last week going to the house and senate to meet with republicans. fox has been told they will talk about a potential governing agenda, and the plan -- the g.o.p. would like to take the house and senate and of course the white house. what governing under republicans would look like. those three men today getting together at mar-a-lago as news is made. we will bring it to you right away. >> emily: now turning to this, "new york" magazine is out with a hit piece mocking republican women. it's the cover story, titled, "our republican women okay?" as expected, the piece goes well below the belt, mocking the physical appearances of some women on the right, and then tries to dig deep, scoffing at

the intelligence of republican women, referring to them as "fractured, frenzied, and far less coherent than ever." it describes them as being in a "perpetual state of confusion." and it even questions how republican women are supposed to behave. "on the cusp of an election season that could further reshape this democracy and women's place within it, the questions facing the women of the american right are tricky. others must be cut are they supposedbe cutthroat o? to whom is their devotion chiefly dressed? country, husband, god, or trump? i found this piece and could be difficult to make my way through, but i forced myself to read it in its entirety. what struck me the most about it was it insisted shipping into a box and characterizing a group of limited also demonized for allegedly doing the same to others. >> kayleigh: i was reading this and i thought, like you, 1n

never get back. it was dripping with -- i'm going to use the word -- hatred. i mean, i could never put together -- i don't know what it was, a 10000-word piece, whatever it was, a 5000-word piece, writing about how i essentially dislike millions of my fellow americans. if you are a woman on the left, a democratic woman, i respect you. you have different views than mine. but i'm not dripping with disdain for you. this woman go so far as to say this. "women fundamentally cannot lead a party that wants to oppress women. they cannot in fact even be fully human within it." if you are pro-life, if you believe a woman is a woman, if you decide to support president trump as millions of women in this country has decided, you cannot be fully human within your party. don't go read this, please pray you will never get those 10 minutes of your life back. what a horrible piece. >> emily: harris, to simple five but still maintain accuracy here, essentially it also posited not wanting porn in

schools is bad and being able to define a biological woman as a woman is bad. calling republicans cool for doing so, but at the same time it insulted the looks of, for example, the president's son's girlfriend. it targeted fundamental concepts that i don't see what it's about about, for example, supporting a candidate. what's wrong with that? >> harris: it is self-hate. it's almost as though they are trying to tear down the living not like them, to justify how they feel that women hood. how sad is that? it is pathetic. i feel bad for them that their life has to consist of tearing others down who don't think like them. but that is what this purely is to me. there is no celebration of women. you don't see them saying, "if they didn't feel this way, then this is a tremendous utopia that they would inherit, the place where women are respected." they didn't sell anything opposite of that that i could read. it wasn't a celebration of what you could be or who you could be

if you didn't think like that. it is just a tearing down because you are not like the person writing it. >> emily: joey, for a party that has characterized all criticisms of kamala harris' performance and policies as misogynistic or racist, the shocking criticisms that they levied. for example, congressman nancy vase, a veteran and his team servant of the public, and a pretty awesome woman, i don't get it. why is it misogynistic if you dress the policies of a democrat, before the republican woman as a target, all bets are off. you can follow her into the bathroom stall and cut her down in a piece. >> joey: i live in marjorie taylor greene district and she creates her own p.r., good and bad. lauren boebert, nancy mace at times. to focus on this and say it's what's wrong with the public and women is to ignore women like a physician, a veteran, someone who is a conservationist among the republican party in congress, she's all of 5 feet tall. you're talking about overlooking

someone like joni ernst, a war veteran, and also very effective on capitol hill. nikki haley's argument are the most powerful woman in the repun politics. the only person on stage that gave trump a rivalry in any state when it comes to the primary election, i don't see her bending the knee to anyone right now. it is a caricature of a piece of work, and honestly one of the most sexist things i've seen. >> emily: that's right. it really obliterates the diversity that the republican party holds, and includes, which is women of every ilk and every color and every background in every preference and style. and yet, this piece not only attempted to assassinate them all, but also to shove everyone into one gruesome box. >> ainsley: the entire article, when you read one page and another page and another page, it is one women attacking women over and over and over, and it just made me feel sick. it feels so wrong and so bad,

but it's okay for women to have different views. it's okay for a woman to like her husband. it's okay for a woman to love god. it's okay for a woman to like donald trump even if you don't. it's okay. that's what makes america beautiful. when i vote, either for issues. i wrote on my list of issues. it is, i want a closed border, i want low taxes, low gas prices, low grocery bills, low crime in our communities. i want to preserve christian values, and freedom. you can love any god you want and be free to speak how you want. i am proud of our military, our first responders, and our flag, and i support israel. >> emily: amen. >> ainsley: that's why i vote, not because nancy mace said one thing one time in her life. >> emily: that's right. and that is why they cannot characterize amazing women like you and everyone in the republican party. they're all credible. keep being used. gen z is still afraid of going on job interviews. they are bringing their moms and

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"los angeles times" writer who defended this. of course you can't bring your parent to a job interview. they are anxious because of covid learning loss. i said, when we get to the point where he blames donald trump for this and he got there pretty bland climate changes that we are pretty distracted by the felon running for president. we can blame trump for all of the spirit >> that is only a week old. even biden as remembering to use it. >> i have a 15-year-old sitting outside. my goal and job and life is creating confidence in him to go into a job interview and failed miserably and walk away knowing he can go to the next one. not to do it for them both to teach them how to do it and fail at it and do it correctly the next time. >> the author of this article is a professor. it took weeks for them to get their students to make eye contact. this is an epidemic. following out the pandemic. the way the pandemic was handled

and by the biden administration. these children need to learn these skills, otherwise that generation will be devastated. bringing parents to interviews is not the situation. >> if i told my mom and dad, drive me to my interview and walk in and talk during the interview, they would say out of the in person interviews, mom and dad drove them to the interview. 26%, the parents sat in on the interview and a majority spoken interview. i would not hire anyone who came with their mom and dad and send them my office. i mom said autonomy is the most important and you can your kids. don't do everything for them and teach them independence. i will have moms and dads text to me from my hometown and say, can my daughter, and shadow you for a day or intern? have your daughter write to me. why are you writing to me? your child needs to do the work.

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