in 33 1/2 hours. it all started 92 years ago today. >> perfect newsroom vault for our resident pilot, jon scott. >> love that story. >> good stuff. all right. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow morning. "outnumbered" starts now. >> new warnings about the growing migrant crisis at the bourn border. acting homeland security secretary kevin mclenan says the system is full and pushes back reports acted the trump administration's strategy to deal with the overflow migrants. this is "outnumbered." we have host of kennedy, kennedy and joining us on the couch, chris wilson. republican strategist and former pollster for the ted cruz campaign. he is outnumbered and looking snazzy. >> those are everything.

>> all the favorites. >> yeah. >> all right. let's get to it. acting defense chief says there's no plans to start sending migrants to florida amid backlash from local officials there. he also says the trump administration is not moving migrants to sanctuary cities. these as he's blasting congress for their inaction in the face of the border crisis. watch. >> the flows are unprecedented and creating challenges for professionals trying to manage it. we're talking about a situation where children are at risk, being smuggled, in the hands of the most violent criminal organizations in this hemisph e hemisphere. >> 2020 candidate democratic senator kirsten gillibrand ripping the president's policies at the border. >> president trump's immigration

policy is inhumane, ineffective and wrong. i cannot tell you how infuriating it is for our president to still be separating children from their parents at our border. i think president trump, what he's done is divisive and harmful to our national security. >> chris, what drives me crazy is those that sit there and criticize what everybody else is doing and offer no remedy themselves. there's room for a lot of fixes from all different sides. it's a disaster. >> that's the washington way, to offer criticism and no solutions. what frustrates me, somebody that does a lot of work in texas, kirsten gillibrand has had plenty of chances to tour the border. she refuses to do so. so for her to sit in new york and press judgment on those that live and work and represent border states and who are working very close to the president to try to get the problems fixed is beyond the

height of hypocrisy. she is completely out of touch to what is going on with the border. some estimates have one in three children are being brought in that are by drug traffickers to try to make their way across, sent back and used again. that's where the tragedy is here. the fact is, as washington continues to drag its feet -- it's a clear case of politics over policy. >> it does, kennedy, seem like it's about politicians. when you look at all of the reporting from "the new york times" on, they've got ten the story right. they're telling people this is a different group of people that is coming. it's a humanitarian crisis, no matter how you look at it. everybody agrees something has to be done except for the politicians. >> for somebody that wants to be president, and kirsten gillibrand she she doesn't have 1% in the polls because of a gender bias. and it's an against bias. you're not doing anything. to sit around and say this is awful. isn't it awful?

yeah, it is. so what is your vision? what is your immigration philosophy? what kind of people do you think we should have here? second of all, when there's a problem what are you going to do about it? she's in congress. she's a senator. she could work with some of her fellow republicans and democrat senators and some people running for president and drum up some great ideas in order to fix this and get children out of harm's way. >> those are the folks in congress are the only ones that have the power to do something right now. >> and there's a plan on the table. the president released his immigration plan, which was panned by both sides of the aisle. >> even mitch mcconnell said it's a nonstarter. i look forward to reading it later. bye, guys. there's specific policies coming out of the democratic hopefuls. julian castro has a plan.

and i understand kirsten gillibrand and abolishing ice. there's many that don't agree with republican orthodoxy about how to address this crisis. jeh johnson has done everyone a great service, especially democrats saying it's official, this is a crisis and we have to talk about it in that language. i hope there's a gang of six bill, gang of eight where we can get somewhere on this. this asylum system is ground zero for fixing this. >> can i step in? were you done? >> i am. >> what the representative told me, don't buy them lock, star and barrel on the democrat side just because he doesn't fulfill believing everything what the republicans are putting forth. he has his own ideas. they don't mirror -- >> i'm not arguing that at all. making an argument about people that represent border states when you have a republican outspoken about his aversion to

the way republicans are addressing his. >> his aversion is to not getting anything done. >> but he doesn't think a wall -- >> nothing. i want to get this in. what actually forces the hand? that's where i'm curious. you've had upwards of 338% increase. i'm not going to call them migrant families anymore because of the details that you spit out. these are adults traveling with children. then we have to do the reconnaissance and vetting to see what the situations are look. most of them are unacceptable. you have people sleeping under overpasses and the journalism that we've seen with "the new york times," the "washington post" showing the cases. extreme temperatures are about to be ushered in. and it's hot along the border like in arizona, my home state. so anybody on the couch, what constitutes a tipping point? we've been at a crisis.

we're in the middle of an emergency. even democrats are seeing this. what is the tipping point? what does it take to get everybody to say like we do every day, let's get this done. let's do better than this. >> we've seen the head of border patrol saying what she was worried about that this idea that they lose control of the border. that's what's next. that they lose control. >> i had second in command of the border patrol council last week, the quote was, breitbart had the headline, we have lost control. >> i don't know why somebody doesn't propose a summit to sit down and wring your ideas. >> we do a summit every day. >> you're right. that's what has to happen. you talk about some of the issues, including daca and asylum and those two things have to -- you won't get comprehensive immigration reform. you have to do something. democrats have to stop worrying about giving the president a win on this. it's interesting. you ask -- when will it be a

tipping point? for a lot of point, there's the public issue and the silent issue. the public one especially for these mayors of sanctuary cities, we need to help as many people as possible. when you have a 300% increase of people over the border, there's people when they vote silently say, then it's a nimbi issue. maybe not in my city. that's when it tends to benefit the president. >> that is everything in our politics right now. that's what we learned when president trump first took office. a lot of people that lived publicly and voted silently. oh, by the way, we live in america. that's okay. that's how it is supposed to be but doesn't help us solve this issue if everybody doesn't bring to bear -- >> i tell you, the real problem for the democrats on this, they have the far left side of the party is an extreme no borders, abolish ice. that's not where you are, but that's where a lot of democrats are. >> that's not true. >> it is.

that's what beto o'rourke is. tear down the wall. we don't need the border. abolish ice. the democrats are going to get clean up on this. >> i agree with you. that's why it's not the platform that democrats are running on. you look at the people leading in the polls, they're not calling for abolishing ice. there were a couple of lone voices that said the next step is abolishing ice -- >> kirsten gillibrand has said -- >> that's why i called it out. i don't think it has legs. but you're right. people saying the quiet part out loud, a new article saying thousands more kids were separated from their parents. >> you read that. >> i did. i read everything, harris. >> everybody agrees that it's a problem on both sides of the aisle. one party would seem, democrats want one side without a heart and the other side -- democrats don't have any ideas. >> that's not true.

>> they're equal part untrue. >> there is something to be said for the argument about abolishing ice. but you have to have an alternative. >> of course. >> that's what they're missing. that is a very reactionary statement from the progressives. what is the alternative? >> brings forth your ideas. >> they need a summit, people that can make a difference, those in congress. do something, guys. "saturday night live" over the weekend, no surprise, mocking president trump and his team again. fronted by actor alec baldwin. now one political analyst says the parodies may be helping the president. details on that ahead. joe biden holding a campaign kickoff rally in pennsylvania over the weekend. politco reports, the trump campaign is rushing to shore up support in the rust belt. how concerned should the president be after some many polls missed the mark in 2016?

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>> joe biden there pitching himself as a uniter while also going after president trump in a campaign kickoff rally this weekend. biden also appeared to push back against the rhetoric of some of his democratic rivals invoking former president obama during the speech. watch. >> compromise itself is not a dirty word. consensus is not a weakness. it was necessary. it was designed the way the constitution sits. it requires consensus. i did it when i was a senator. it's what i did as your vice president. i worked with barack obama. >> meanwhile, president trump is set to speak at a rally in central pennsylvania tonight. this is politco is reporting the trump campaign is rushing to shore up support in rest belt states he won in 2016 but where biden is leading in the polls. look at your screen. biden up in pennsylvania by ten

points. in michigan, biden leading by more than ten points. former pennsylvania congressman, lou barlett, a says the polling is just as it was in 2016. looks like bernie sanders is history. he says think about it, i'm only here because of sleepy joe. china wants sleepy joe badly. melissa? i see you taking notes. >> the china comment is interesting. if vice president biden is going to try to run a campaign that president trump is a bad guy and i'm a good guy, there's a problem. there's a huge money trail that doesn't look good for biden. he has his son who flew with him to china and, you know, took a fortune from the chinese government and all of that is

public, it's very easy to have out there. it doesn't look good. i would say that for this area, for the democrats to win it back, the biggest problem they have is the green new deal. that is a recipe for disaster for this very area where they say joe biden is ahead of president trump. they want to get talking points organized on that. >> what is interesting about that, jessica, just about every democrat that i've talked with says but that part of the party doesn't represent the whole party. nobody is buying into that. i see kennedy with the head nod. but they're talking about it, democrats. they're coming up with ideas, nancy pelosi. maybe not that one but maybe there's other ideas on the table. >> having a climate change agenda that is responsible and addresses monday's -- >> you think man is responsible? >> i'm not a supporter of the green new deal. i want to address the problems

that it discusses but i like what joe biden is doing with it. that's part of the reason why he's leading. he said i ran with barack obama for eight years. we had an agenda that increased regulations where it needed to, helped us become energy efficient and i'd lake to bring that back. that's why alexandria ocasio-cortez was taking veiled shots at him and say it's not a time for moderation. the polls reflect that it is a time for moderation -- >> the problem with that answer is, then he pivoted from green new deal to remember what i was like with president obama. that is also a very bad message. so you don't want the green new deal. instead, if you like 2009, i'm going to give it back to you. >> but many people do like the obama years. >> not in pennsylvania and the mid west. >> if you have the numbers how do you feel about barack obama, if you feel like president trump inherited -- >> go to their wallets in

2009 -- >> but they like i'd in 2016. >> kennedy -- >> they didn't elect a democrat. >> they voted for hillary on the economy. >> so many counties in pennsylvania that flipped from barack obama to donald trump that it was -- it was shocking. that's why so much of the polling got it wrong. i'll give you one thing for joe biden. he did more than recognizing pennsylvania and michigan exist than hillary clinton did. but just in pennsylvania alone, there's been 5,000 new manufacturing jobs created. 50,000 were loss under obama. that's the challenge that he has. the booming economy continues, biden will move out -- >> i want to do this with kennedy. can we pop up the fox news poll? it shows bernie sanders beating

president trump head-to-head by 5 points. part of the argument might be sometimes president trump will give us a clue at who might be also viable in a race. he tweeted about bernie sanders. maybe there's a bernie problem here, too. >> or at least a challenge. >> here's my problem with the whole thing. i love all of this the way i love sports. if the basketball or hockey playoff lasts 1 1/2 years, i'd move to my underground bunker. i don't have one yet but i'd invest many one. i think if we shorten the cycle -- it's great for us to have a long cycle. we can talk about politics, the horse race, the personalities and geography and all of the elements. at this point, i'm sure hillary clinton was beating donald trump by 3,000 points at least.

probably in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, she's probably ahead by double digits. >> she was. >> and we've kind of gone from aoc to aos, barack obama. does that help? to see him embrace obama like that? >> i think it's a real problem for democrats to fight the last war. that's what they're doing by nominating joe biden. if they're going to fight the last war, what they'll do is going to be a hillary clinton-type of campaign and they're going to lose on the economy. >> there's no shortage of soldiers here. meantime at last night's town hall on fox news, pete buttigieg took aim at president trump's twitter insults. this as the president compared him to mad magazine mascot alfred e. newman and suggested that mayor pete doesn't have the chops to go man on man with world leaders. watch this.

>> the tweets are -- i don't care. we need to make sure that we're changing the channel from this show that he's created. what matters -- and i get it. it's hard for anybody to look away. any time we look at the show and the lateest insult, what we're not looking at, we're the tries trying to get you raise and you're blocking it. we're trying to get you health care and they take it away. >> does mayor pete give the president his biggest challenge of the field? >> i don't think so but he has a lot of qualities. it's resonating. he got himself in good position with kamala harris. >> shot up in the polls in places that they had no idea where he was except for south carolina. >> and something distinct about south carolina. he doesn't have african american support. a amy klobuchar -- >> and joe biden may have

problems in south carolina like hillary did. >> i'm not sure -- >> james clyburn talks about the 3:00 a.m. phone call with bill clinton and the political fight that hey had about supporting hillary clinton in south carolina. >> joe biden is different than hillary clinton. >> putting it out there. >> it was part of the obama-biden ticket. clyburn is enthusism against him. what beat pete buttigieg said about the tweet. this is what he does. put your head down -- >> here's the problem with that. that's what pushed voters away in 2016, the president's edge and impulsivity they worried about with the tweets and the president himself promised, when i get in the white house, i'm

going to do a pivot. i'm going to be so presidential and he's still impulsive. >> mayor pete talked about what was effective about the tweets. he said it's a very effective way of commanding the media's attention. that's what it's about. nobody can have a news cycle without him injecting himself into it. they can't control the narrative or what the story is. he takes it back over. that's what the mayor said. that's the problem with the tweets. we can't have a story to ourselves because the media turns -- >> and so many media are looking for that shiny object. chris? >> i think the big issue what he was trying to do is remind democrats that we can't get caught up in this. the one thing about donald trump will tweet and be donald trump. it got hillary clinton off her game. she would have a message, a good day and he it would tweet.

next thing you know, she's off message and responding to the tweet. that's what his point is. it's important for any democrat. they have to roll through it and not let -- >> and her message wasn't strong enough. >> everybody is so reactive and they get torn between trying to counter punch and trying to be just as what they perceived to be abrasive and works against them. >> and you know, the retweet where he did the creepy lin vignette where he said looking presidential as always. that did work to biden's benefit. >> he did that once. >> you can't -- what does he tweet? like 80 times a day. you can't come back for it all. >> lick a digital game. democrats pushing for trump's impeachment may have found an ally across the aisle. one republican breaking the ranks. democrats trying to make hay of it. we'll debate. plus, the president calling out iran telling tehran a war with the u.s. would be the last war

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fight that will be the official end. never threaten the united states again. some democrats are criticizing the president's iran approach with senator chris coons making it a 2020 issue. >> this is a man who has unstablized our core alliances, concerned our national security apparatus and i think is exactly why we need joe biden as our next president. we need someone with some stability, predictability and relationships among our core allies. >> meantime, senator mitt romney is one of the president's critics in the republican party tamping down fears of a war. >> i don't believe for a me that the president or john bolton or frankly anyone else in a serious senior position of leadership in the white house has any interest in going to the middle east and going to war. it's not going to happen. >> administration members including secretary of state pompeo and defense secretary

dunford plans to make -- plan to brief legislators on the iran strategy coming up tomorrow. chris, i mean, you saw that pivot right there. when they criticize the president's policy and then they pivot to biden obama, which is another big issue. you look how things were in the world and they're a group of people that voted for president trump that believe that we were getting steam rolled and we were seeing outbreaks with isis, seems like on a weekly basis. >> i'm not sure it's a winning issue to go back to obama-biden and the fact that we allowed isis to grow where it did. we've seen the way president trump deals with foreign leaders by now. makes many of us uncomfortable. but i think maybe with north korea, the clutching was justified. but it's resulted in results. we have three missionaries home. results have come out of it.

i think looking at the reality with iran is a little different. if we look at it, i don't think the president wants war. but he's saying something a lot of americans agree with. we're sick of people taking strong stands against us. if you push us, we're going to push back. diplomats may not like that but they haven't gotten results lately. >> and countering that is congressman seth molton says the president lacks credibility with iran. >> we need to avoid an incident like a gulf of tonkin incident. this is exactly what john bolton wants to have happen. we have the same situation with a commander-in-chief that dodged his own generations war. he doesn't have the credibility to keep us out of this 1. >> i want to point out he's a presidential candidate and that's why he's taking shots at the president. i'm done.

i wanted that out there. >> when kennedy is -- he's being advised by marie harf. she's said that the syrian war was started by a drought that didn't happen. so this is getting the advice -- go ahead. >> i tend to agree that it's a really bad idea to get in a war in the middle east. it's a absolute political death warrant for the president and his administration. i hope that john bolton and secretary pompeo are much more serious and measured than their comments appear to have been. i understand that we have to take a tough strategy with iran. that doesn't necessarily mean getting people killed. >> is that what this looks like? getting people killed or do you agree with mitt romney saying this is tough talk and i don't think there's more behind it? >> i'm not okay. yes, marie is advising seth

moulton. there's been -- climate change has played a role in the rise of terror threats. that's come out from the dhs. >> but that's okay. we don't -- >> there's an arizona democrat, ruben guilliago. he talked about the threat from iran. he said he's making it up. that's not at all what the intelligence is showing. >> wow. >> the big concern is that you end up with a situation like we did during the george w. bush year where you had an argument about mass destruction that did not pan out you had this tough talk and we did go there. ruben -- >> we're still there. >> still there. he himself went to iraq. so you need to be -- >> those are senator cotton -- he served like -- >> so did congressman seth moulton. >> completely -- nobody is saying that about the other senator on the other side of the aisle. because they don't agree doesn't

mean they're making stuff up. >> i'm just saying what he said. we're lucky enough to be represented by people that have served. >> on both sides. >> yes. pay attention to the dynamic -- >> and made the ultimate sacrifice. >> they were willing to make the ultimate sacrifice and they didn't have to. i'm sorry for putting that inarticulately. you understand what i'm saying. >> i do. >> i'm done. >> we agree action from both sides of the aisle as michigan congressman justin amash is the first gop lawmaker to say president trump committed impeachable offenses. republican leaders dismissing it. will voters take it seriously? >> this is what justin amash wants, attention. considering?

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>> you got to understand justin amash. he's been in congress quite some time. he's ever asked one question in all the committees he's been in. he votes more with nancy pelosi than he ever votes with me. it's really disturbing. you can have a bill with a 400 vote all supporting it, one opposed that's justin amash. >> kevin mccarthy taking aim at justin amash. he's the first capitol hill republican to say president trump's conduct outlined the mueller report could warrant impeachment proceedings. amash said mueller's report revealed that president trump engaged in specific actions and a pattern of behavior that meet the threshold for impeachment. that tweet, one of many he posted on the subject, earned him some praise from the other side of the aisle. presidential candidate julian castro said this.

>> kennedy? >> very interesting. a lot of talk that justin amash will run for president on the libertarian ticket. he has for some time been distancing himself from the republican party and house leadership. the republican house leadership. he's very interesting, very smart and very rationale. kevin mccarthy complains he's not a group thinker and goes off on his own on certain votes but he posts every single rationale for every vote that he makes in congress. he's also one of the people when republicans were seeking shelter when there were a lot of people at town halls shouting them down, he continued to have the discussions with his constituents. he's not being hysterical like

rasheeda talib. he's reading the information and processing it in a rationale way. does he continue to vastly different conclusions than his peers in congress? yeah. but that may be -- >> it's freedom. >> yeah. about freedom and that's what a libertarian is supposed to do. think about each issue individually. i'm more cynical. feels like a trip to me. this is what those on the right want, impeachment proceedings to go forward. they feel like that would galvanize for the support. >> and how? you think amash could get more like him in congress? >> i'm persuaded by what kennedy said, his independent thinking. >> and wanting to run for president. >> and those trying to tempt the democrats into impeachment. they think it would be bad for democrats. you think it would be bad? to be pressured into it? >> i happen to think that, yes, but i think he did what he said he would do, read the mueller

report and came to the conclusions of hundreds of prosecutors. if president trump wasn't president, it would be obstruction of justice and he would be going away for it. amash was clear. he said i read the mueller report, my staff read it in full. i know my colleagues did not read the mueller report in full. you wouldn't have come to the conclusion that this was a witch hunt and no collusion. he may be running for president. he doesn't tap me for advice. but it's something that democrats will glom on to and weighs into the impeachment conversation that nancy pelosi doesn't want. >> and congressman andy biggs pushed back hard on this notion that republicans haven't read it. can we roll that sound? >> we printed it out and read it immediately. congressman gates was with me. we compared notes.

we read it. i know buck, radcliff, meadows. we read the report. i'm flabbergasted that he said nobody read it. >> amash may have given nancy pelosi cover to move towards impeachme impeachment. you're right. it's a trap. he won't be impeached by the senate. it will have the effect of motivating and mobilizing the republican base behind president trump. amash, nobody has ever said look at jason amash. he's been a back bencher. he doesn't have an impact on congress. he is oftentimes one of two or three people that vote as certain way. i think through -- >> he's a libertarian. >> there's other libertarians in congress that does take that same approach. >> i wish there were more of them. >> maybe so. there's some things you won't say that on.

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or burns you to the ground. some kind of fire. so i'm on cruise control to a second term and there's nothing the democrats and congress can do about it. >> there he goes about it again. al alec baldwin taking on president trump. the actor's portrayal of a bumbling president could be helping trump. it says "by giving the public conscious and intraspiction". some critics say the show needs to give the baldwin pieces a break. this is how lazy this season was. i tend to think this doesn't matter. a specific type of person that watches snl. they don't care about this. you think they're helping trump out? >> snl has been on so long and

so many great political parodies. if you going back and chevy chase doing gerald ford, it was so great. and alec baldwin hates the president so much. that comes through. makes it so it's not as much fun and predictable. it's a failure on their part. they can do so much better. so many incredible and talented writers. so they have to be a little better -- >> if you were writing for snl, what would your trump joke be? >> it's an interesting argument. i don't think people pay enough attention to "saturday night live." there was a time as you mentioned where what "saturday night live" did drove conversation for a section of america. that time is decades in the rear view mirror. if he -- if that played him on the last section of "game of thrones," yeah, it would be an

impact. but yeah, doesn't matter. >> it's interesting that political article is a slam. it says he humanizes president trump. president trump is not human. that is in itself not funny. i was struck by -- i don't watch the show in general. if there's a good clip, people pass it around. i'm shocked how his impressions is so much worse. i thought it was funny. now it's where it doesn't seem like it resembled the president that much anymore. i agree with you. they do such good comedy that it's gotten lazy. >> that happens every few years. snl hit as low spot and they seem to bump it up a little bit. hopefully they will take a more measured approach to the 2020 election cycle. it's going to be such a gift. you can't just go after republicans. it's so boring. go after everyone. >> when you watch the way they

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