behind bars awaiting that child. >> heather: even put up $77 million of mention for collateral. >> bill: we also have the michael cohen documents are going through, let you know if anything is in there that is relevant to what we have today. we have to run. have an awesome thursday. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president trump calling out the four liberal democratic congress women known as "the squad." during a fiery campaign rally in north carolina last night. but the crowd's reaction to one part of his speech is generating controversy today. we will get into it. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself. in the center seat, jon summers, former communications director for former senate majority leader harry reid. he's "outnumbered." this will be a spirited hour. good to see you. >> jon: you as well.

>> harris: let's get to the news. president trump not backing down in his feud with the so-called "squad" of progressive democratic argus. despite the upper over his recent tweets for them to "go back to where they came from." as rally in north carolina last night, he said their views are bad for the country. watch. >> they are telling us how to run it. i do this, how to do that. you know what? if they don't love it, tell them to leave it! [cheers and applause] >> harris: the president listed a series of quotes from congresswoman ilhan omar, whose family came here from somalia when she was a teenager. the president accused her of minimizing the 9/11 attacks and being anti-semitic pay the car broke out into this chat. >> obviously, and importantly, omar has a history of launching vicious anti-semitic.

>> harris: the president did not directly acknowledge the chance and continued his speech after a brief pause. omar responded by treating a picture of herself in the house chamber with a waving hand at moji and the message, "i am where i belong, at the people's house. and you are just going to have to deal." democrats seized on the moment to step up their attacks on the president. >> to sink to the level that he sank to, "if you don't like this country you can go back to where you came from," to me it's a new low. >> we need to condemn this kind of blatant un-american racism. >> harris: and a republican also expressed concern. congressman mark walker of north carolina treated this. thought it was brief. "i struggled with the "send her back" chant tonight, referencing

representative omar. her history, words, and actions reveal her great disdain for both america and israel. that should be our focus and not freezing that's painful to our friends in the minority communities." republican senator lindsey graham says that america is congress woman omar's rightful home and that he didn't like the chanting, but also defended the president. watch. >> i don't think it's racist to say -- was it racist to say "love it or leave it?" i don't think a somali refugee embracing trump would be asked to go back. if you are racist, you want everybody from somalia to go back because they are black or muslim. that's not what this is about to me. what this is about to me is that these four congressmen, in their own way, have been incredibly provocative. >> harris: jon, this incendiary day four. >> jon: it sure is. what was really telling in senator graham's response is, "for me, this is what it meant." that's what we see from

republicans right now. "for me, this is what it meant." that's not what it meant for president trump when he treated it. it's not what he meant when he said it. >> melissa: how do you know that? >> harris: how do we know what the president meant? >> jon: because plenty disagree with him. this is a president to run his campaign criticizing many aspects of america. it doesn't mean he hated america. i don't think he hates america. but he criticized a lot of things he thought were wrong. that's what these numbers are doing and what a lot of members are doing. >> harris: here's my question to you -- it was the question of the house floor. >> jon: he's not telling of the others to go back. he's telling these four minority women they should go back to their home countries. which, by the way, their home country is of course america. >> harris: we've obviously establish that. they have to, by birth. we've talked about that all week. what we were asking on the house floor and what i've been asking since monday. hey, do we take account for some of the anti-semitic and offensive words that people in the left side of the aisle have said? should there have been some sort of resolution quebec that's. b, here's the thing -- can you separate with the president

said, which i even on this couch has said it's racist true. we've seen it. it's offensive. can you separate those words from calling the individual a certain name? can we get there? kennedy? a >> kennedy: i think if you're going to condemn one, you have to condemn all of them. i think democrats made a mistake when they have the resolution against ilhan omar, of not being more specific and condemning exactly what she said. >> harris: you mean actually naming her? >> kennedy: yes, naming her in singling out the language and white was offensive. i think the resolution against the president would have carried more weight. because they are the same kind of trope. there are essentially the same thing. what i will take an issue with, everyone who is running for president doesn't run on, "hey, this place is awesome! isn't this the best? i want to be part of a neat team!" no, what they say is there are specific problems we have in they are going to solve it. that's every person is of a run for president. >> harris: "i'm the one who

can solve it." >> kennedy: the differences with people like rashida tlaib and ilhan omar, they see structural flaws with america. particularly with foreign polic policy. the only way of fixing structural flaws is to bring down the entire structure as opposed to, when you have policy flaws or personality flaws, like president trump saw with president obama and some of his foreign policy -- >> jon: do you think their goal and congress is to bring down america? >> kennedy: i think their philosophical aim is to take the american system as they see it and turn it on its head. that is what structuralism is >> harris: here's what we know -- representative ayanna pressley says much. she told net roots that black people, brown voices, brown faces, black faces, we should all have the same type of lingo going on. otherwise there is no room for it in congress. i'm paraphrasing.

you can look it up on their website. she said that all voices who look the same should sound the same. to further kennedy's point, that the system is broken. so why should anybody settle for a broken system? so, yeah, i think the goal is -- based on what they are telling us -- >> melissa: another thing she said yesterday that got lost in the shuffles of the federal reserve hasn't done a good job -- hasn't made the monetary system safe. i'm paraphrasing what she said, but it was -- it was shocking to me as somebody who covers financial markets. because that's just categorically incorrect. but it speaks to the sort of thing you are saying, where they do want to dismantle the system. i think words matter. but actions are another thing, in the sense that i can threaten to kill you and that's an awful thing -- >> harris: please don't! [laughter] >> melissa: actually killing you is much worse. but you hear what i'm saying? actually killing you was much worse. with the president is doing here -- which, that might be really and comfortable, i did not like that last night at all -- what he's doing here, he has a habit

of pushing your buddy together. so now you are thinking of aoc and ilhan omar and all the democrats. when the dust settles any picture them as one, everybody forgets how we got there. >> harris: i want to get lisa into this conversation. >> lisa: i agree with what melissa just laid out there. and i do think that's the objective of the president in sending this tweet out. you saw previously nancy pelosi was attempting to distance the democrat party from these four members of congress. the reason being, we recently saw axios report on the poll that found alexandria ocasio-cortez and omar are becoming the defining faces of the democratic party with critical voters. so, working class white voters that -- >> harris: with that poll particular. >> lisa: critical to president trump winning michigan. macomb county. but they went to trump with those voters. those two are becoming the

defining face. that was the objective of president trump in my perspective, turning to elevate these numbers. you see republicans giving interviews, what are they saying? "nancy pelosi's no longer the speaker, it's alexandria alexandria ocasio-cortez, it's omar." and the reason they are saying this is because these numbers are toxic to so many voters around the country. >> jon: can we go back to what you talked about about actions matter? because i do think that's an important point. we saw on this stage last night was a missed opportunity for president trump to actually be presidential. he could have had a john mccain moment where he could have said, "you know what? no. stop. these people of america." which, of course, he saying the exact opposite. "these are good americans here serving their country. let's not say to send them back." he could've had that sort of a moment. but instead he embraced and allowed to happen, as he continues to -- >> harris: why couldn't he see what he felt? that he thinks these people to all of america? "however --" and stop at that point? why do you have to rewrite history on that? >> jon: to your point, can we

rise above it? it can't be actually stop attacking people? >> harris: i want to rise above the trope, but we can absolutely all day long have a conversation where we don't agree. just to make each other feel better? it's not about that. >> melissa: good point. >> lisa: the previous statements he brought up, that represent of omar has said, that's true. she did minimize 9/11. she said that some people did something that provoked response within your posts with images from 9/11. she did in fact write a judge seeking leniency for many wanted to join isis. these are things that happen, thinks she has said. the things he said last night about her are true. go look them up. they are facts. >> melissa: we will have much more to discuss on this, no doubt. the house overwhelmingly voted to table artex impeachment again president trump. commitment al green introduced the measure yesterday, citing the president's recent attacks targeting "the squad." it was his third try at peachpit. republican leadership immediately responded with a

motion to table it. president trump responded at last night's rally. >> i just heard the united states house of representatives has overwhelmingly voted to kill the most ridiculous project i have ever been involved in. the resolution. how stupid is that? on impeachment. [audience reacts] it's a disgrace. [boos] so now we have that behind us. >> melissa: 137 137 democrats joined republicans to block the articles of impeachment, while 95 democrats voted against the motion to table, despite house speaker nancy pelosi's attempts to shift focus away from the subject. the vote revealing that rift extending to house leadership, as high-ranking democrats david sisley and catherine clark both voted to keep the articles alive on the floor. judiciary committee chairman

jerry nadler says he voted against the motion so the articles could instead come to his committee for further review. what do you think is the right move on this, jon? >> jon: i think it's exactly right. i'm glad it worked out the way it did yesterday. i think it should have gone to the committee first. obviously, i believe the president needs to be held accountable for driving racism in this country. as he has done. as i just said, i think the outcome was the right one yesterday. so clearly my answer to that is no. but i do think he will have his opportunity to be held accountable when the election comes, in terms of impeachment their investigations are taking place regarding the mueller report. let's get that to play out the way it needs to. the way things worked out yesterday was absolutely the way it should have. >> melissa: kennedy? >> kennedy: it's interesting, because it does show that the more we talk about impeachment the more it shows there is a rift in the democratic party. nancy pelosi is trying to herd cats. she's trying to corral vastly different points of view and

personalities. at the same time, she has got to focus on 2020 because she has to get her entire caucus reelected. she will try to pick up some seats. at the same time, try and take back the white house. that's impossible when you have people like al green running around campaigning for mike pence to be our next president. because the thing that so many democrats still don't understand is that's what happens. nancy pelosi is not going to become president of the united states. >> melissa: have a little bit of breaking news. we have minority leader kevin mccarthy, right now addressing some of these points. let's listen to what he has to say. >> we will never have socials in here, and that's why he is fighting sorry. i think it's wrong to challenge this president when you look look ae first lady is foreign-born, as well. the question is -- reported mike last night as we were hearing these chant play or less, the president -- >> he moved on with his speech. report back if there is no place -- does the president have a responsibility to cut this out? >> for those of the event -- i was not, i didn't see it -- but

atop somebody there. he said is a small group after the side. the president did not join in, he moved on. he moved on about his speech, about a country and the things building. that's what the president did. has it become so far that you want to dislike the president so much you're going to accuse him of trying to do something he did not do? from the places that he moved on a speech? he never joined in that. and you want to try and hold him accountable for something he regarded schematic are going to hold them accountable, too, for whatever protesters do? that's an unfair position. >> then he has no responsibility to turn to his supporters and say it's not fair? >> what he did in his responsibility was right. he moved on to make them stop in the process. that's exactly what the president did and he talked about the greatness of this country. >> reporter: two questions on two different topics for the first, the treasury secretary steven mnuchin said that he spoke with you i think yesterday -- >> i spoke with him again today, too. >> reporter: okay. he said you have an agreement on

a two-year debt ceiling increase, topline numbers for two years, and a need for offset. is that where you see this agreement headed? in the second question is on even vocal on your concerns about the social me to put forms. you agree with democrats that this cryptocurrency needs to be stopped? >> let me get your first question first. yes, i have been talking quite often with the secretary of treasury. we are working toward getting an agreement that we can move through on our appropriation bills from the caps. but we also have to deal with the debt ceiling that's coming up rather quickly. it could actually hit on the first week we come back in september, so we don't want to put that in doubt in any shape or form. nothing is fully agreed to until everything is fully agreed to. but one of the concept is to have a debt ceiling -- >> melissa: that was house republican leader kevin mccarthy there, holding his press conference. we wanted to mantra to see if you dressed anything about last night. he was talking there -- getting some questions about various

issues going on in the house. about the president's comments on the squad. we are trying to listen in to see if there's anything additional that he's going to say, to address this. to date, not many were republicans of call the president on the carpet about what he said. saying that he is personally not a racist. sorry? okay. let's bring it out to the couch now. candidly, what did you hear? we were looking at markets because he was talking about there at the end about monetary policy. >> kennedy: is. also, as you discussed, with rashida tlaib, discussing modern monetary theory yesterday as well, and how the united states can keep spending because we can just keep printing. and that's how the world works in this imaginary universe. [laughter] unfortunately the markets do tend to react to some of this news. >> harris: kennedy, would you forgive me? it partly people are watching television and they know that we are carrying all this. revisiting of omar for moments

ago has already responded to. watch here we go. >> melissa: any second. it's coming! >> kennedy: let's do it. >> harris: i can have a microphone. >> melissa: we can hear it. >> there is now -- [indistinct] >> can you tell the constituent constituents -- >> reporter: congresswoman, when you talk to young women like this, do you worry about the rhetoric today when you talk to her? >> she is now becoming a citizen in the country, for four years

years. i want to make sure every single person who is in this country who is aspiring to become part of the american fabric, understands that nothing this president says should be taken to heart. we are americans as much as everyone else. this is our country, and we are where we belong. and i told people on my election night, in the great state of minnesota, we don't just welcome refugees -- we send them to represent us in washington. and as much as he is spewing his fascist ideology on stage, telling you as citizens to go back because they don't agree with his detrimental policies for our country, we tell people that here in the united states dissent is patriotic. this agreement is welcome. debate is welcomed. especially in the people's

house, all of our voices are uplifted and heard. we see her, we see me, we see her, we see everyone in this country. and they are not only my neighbors, my friends, my sisters and brothers -- they are also my constituents, and they are my fellow citizens. and this president does not speak for them. we are going to make sure we get a president that they can be proud of. >> harris: i do want to let you know that we thought we would be handing you video for moments ago, but this was life. this was on capitol hill and we have just heard in real-time, live, from representative ilhan omar of minnesota. and her words, "nothing this president says can be taken to heart, we are americans as much as anyone else, especially in the people's house." representative omar in real-time. kennedy, we broke in with breaking news as you were speaking. your response to this? >> kennedy: she is trying to

things at the same time. number one, she is talking about the people that she represents, and really giving an idealistic view of her job and her focus, which is what all politicians do. at the same time, calling the president -- calling out his "fascist ideology." so still, there's quite a bit of active vitriol. i don't know how you neutralize this and i don't know if it's in the interest of either party to do so. i think they actually both benefit from fueling this fight. >> melissa: i would say this is -- the fact that we are not hearing from those candidates for 2020, that we have these democrats who have taken all the oxygen out of the room. the democrat national committee reviewing the candidates made the cut trade speaking of all that, we will talk about that on the other side of the break. and all of these other issues, as well. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ more, more, more

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i'd rather not. >> melissa: fox news alert, federal prosecutors in new york releasing newly unredacted documents regarding the criminal case against president trump's former attorney, michael cohen. documents allege president trump and former top aide hope hicks spoke with cohen amid efforts to try and keep adult film star stormy daniels from going public with claims that she and trump had an affair years ago. that conversation allegedly occurred back in october of 2016, right before the election. trump has denied the affairs with daniels. we are going through documents, and we will check back as we learn more from all the details. >> he is not prepared. he's not mentally prepared, that's his problem. but everybody that knows him knows that. no, harris hit them with a pretty easy question on busing. i would say that's pretty easy.

and he choked. he choked. and then he said, "i'm sorry, i ran out of time!" than every young guy, buttigieg. that's how you say his name. boot edge edge . he runs a field city. is that he's doing so badly. >> harris: that was president trump taking aim at his democratic rebels during his raleigh, north carolina, last night. among them, former president joseph biden former vice president joe biden and pete buttigieg are leading and fund-raising according to campaign filings. at the same time we learned the candidates made the cut. 202020 candidates per get it? there's 20 of them. for a second round of debate later this month. the dnc is dividing the group until three tiers before randomly splitting them. apparently, to ensure that both nights of debates have their fair share of top-tier candidates. because last time it was kind of

like elizabeth warren and everybody else on one night, and then all the top tier on the next night. >> jon: it looks like the way they divided up when it happens tonight is to basically have three levels. in that top level, the top two candidates, we were the last ones to choose. she will get one night into a good view of the night, as i understand. so it'll be interesting to see. >> harris: why don't they put them on actual tears? [laughter] you can take and everybody at once! who do you think, in this point, is really resonating? i've got to tell you, lisa, kennedy, everyone on the couch. the most mentioned they might've been in a few seconds that speech last night. >> kennedy: if you are to abandon your the front runner come you've everything to lose. if if your lesson on candidate trying to get some traction with voters doing everything to gain, we saw that on display when joe biden lost a lot of ground

as a result of his debate performance. he didn't seem sharp. even give up midway and defending himself against kamala harris' organization. >> harris: "my time is up." >> lisa: who does that? recently wasn't ready. when you look at kamala harris, she came and prepared. the spotlight was on here. they catapulted her as a result, in the polls and also from fund-raising. >> kennedy: but that's what you have to do! that's essential your job. you have to go in for the kill when you're running for president. it's not a contest to see you can be the most deferential and polite. she absolutely should have taken that moment. the issues kind of loaded, not always in her favor, she really -- and my favorite thing is pete buttigieg has raised more money in new york city by double than bill de blasio has raised in the entire country. >> harris: i saw that headline. >> melissa: according to the federal commission filings, the campaign wrote a check.

the biden campaign, the day after the date, for just over $5300 to a strategic consulting service. michael sheehan, who helped bill clinton prepare for his debate. so it could be -- they wrote the check on that day, maybe they signed up for those services earlier, but it looks suspicious. that maybe he needs a little coaching. i felt like his closing statement, which she burst out of town, was incoherent. just to see the exact transcript, "secondly, running for president because i think we have to restore the backbone of america, the poor in our, you can't do that without replacing them with the dignity they once had." "we've got to unite america as much as anybody says we can't." it was not coherent. when i watched -- i don't think you have to replace people? [laughter] >> harris: there were moments. he remember, one of the go around questions of the debate moderators had, "what will you do in your first 100 days, or even your first few days of

office?" the moderators were chiding everybody. please just name one. and joe biden did. he said he was going to defeat donald trump. >> lisa: but he would have already done that if you won... >> harris: we can nitpick about how convoluted things get. it's hard with that many people on the stage. so i took a little bit, why not build risers and have actual tiers of candidates? but it's a lot. to be sick but there's a few basic things you go into debate prep, that you need to be prepared to answer. "why do you want to be president? what's the first thing where the first three things you want to accomplish?" >> harris: better care for all. or you stick in your finger in there to figure out -- >> jon: i'm surprised he didn't lose more support as a result of the debate. he lost a little bit but he didn't lose all that much. >> harris: door of the moderates going to go?

>> kennedy: that's interesting thing. the key question. but some of the erosion for joe biden has not gone to bernie sanders. and he was another target for the president last night, and the president said -- and this is one of the perceptions that resonates with voters -- ernie's time has passed. he was an outlier. he was a unicorn in 2016. everyone came along and still has good ideas, and i was left with a little less magic than he had. >> lisa: but if you look at biden, you can also see his time passed. john dominic jon, we both agree he did not look sharp. >> melissa: i was worried for him. the >> lisa: as moses said, even the closing remarks, completely preprepared, he couldn't know that. >> jon: it was tough to watch people to answer question real quickly, in terms of where -- middle-of-the-road democrats, where they can go. i think kamala harris is a good option. and buttigieg. >> kennedy: i agree with both of those. >> harris: right now it's hard to get your voice or because a lot of stuff is making news. >> jon: but he's doing a great job of it. >> harris: house

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>> cortes -- somebody said, "that's not her name." they said, "that's not her name!" i said, no, i don't have time to go with three different names. we will call her cortez. takes too much time. >> melissa: that was the president last night. just moments ago, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez responded with this. >> his rhetoric is endangering. not just about individual members of congress, the violent

rhetoric puts anyone, like ilhan omar, who believes in the rights of all people. >> melissa: harris, what do you think? >> harris: you know, at this point i think all of it is at a fiery level that we need to dial back. i think the american people work so hard. they are trying to figure out what can make their lives better. count on those promises that a great economy are bringing us right now. i mean, there are jobs. there needs to be more training, but there are jobs. you look at where we are economically, and that's what every president hopes is for a good economy. history does not provide us any greater than ten out of the last 219 incumbents who lost. likely, this president will win reelection. these types of arguments may not help the country. may not help the house or the senate. but they help that history,

because they say, "well, the country is stable. can we knock out the noise and concentrate on what's working?" and then you have the border situation. ocasio-cortez has really gone after the president and others on this issue. but don't see that 14 page outline like she did on the green new deal. i don't see the ideas coming. so i think all of this fight, whatever it is, is a great, great distraction and very painful and hurtful for some people in our minority community. >> lisa: i think we should also keep in mind that alexandria ocasio-cortez has recently accused nancy pelosi of racism. you have members of congress like rashida tlaib who said that pelosi's response to them has brought dangerous comments, et cetera, et cetera. basically accusing nancy pelosi of putting their lives in danger. you have the congressional black caucus has then blamed the justice democrats. as a result, alexandria ocasio-cortez on these four members who are associated with it, of racism. so we are in this place right

now where there's all these accusations being thrown at each other, even among the left. on the left. it's ridiculous. >> melissa: we have to run, but to your point, i wonder how many americans to not from all of this and go back and focus on what's going on -- >> harris: they have jobs. >> kennedy: >> melissa: democrac congressman ilhan omar now pushing a resolution supporting the right to boycott israel, and likening it to the u.s. boycott of nazi germany. this ad of the potential showdown with prime minister benjamin netanyahu over omar and colleague rashida tlaib's reported plan to visit israel. we will debate all that next. ♪ that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal.

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likening it to some of the boycotts of one of the most oppressive regimes in modern history. reading of the resolution, "americans of conscience have a proud history of participating in boycotts to advocate for human rights abroad, including boycotting nazi germany from march 1933 to october 1941 in response to the dehumanization of the jewish people in the lead up to the holocaust." this, as she and colleague rashida tlaib reportedly plan to visit israel in the west bank in coming weeks. the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu will have to decide whether to allow the visit or not. jon, i will start with you. nancy pelosi has previously said "we must also be vigilant against bigoted or ideology masquerading as a policy that includes bds." with that said, what are omar and rashida tlaib introducing this resolution? >> jon: first of all, i want to find anything she has set in this regard. rule number one, you don't invoke the holocaust, hitler,

you just don't do that. particularly if you want any credibility. that i will say, she did not limit her citations to that. she did talk about other things. all that said, i think your ultimate thing is she is wanting to preserve the right for americans to boycott if they want to boycott. and i think that's fine. benjamin netanyahu, he has the right to say, "i don't want to hear." and i think that's fine. >> lisa: wears his leader party? x11 members like jerry nadler come out and say the bds movement, once dominic wants israel's estimation. where is the party that is codefendants issue? >> jon: in terms of the resolution itself? >> lisa: on israel and particularly the bds movement. >> jon: the party is united on this. we've got a couple members who have high profiles, they are still fresh members. they don't carry a lot of weight despite what some people want to say about them. but they do get a lot of

attention. particularly when they make -- this one in particular, when they make comments that are less than helpful and offensive to many. i think it works against us. >> melissa: can we clarify? i want to make sure everyone understands. they are saying "bds." that's boycott divest sanctions against israel. and it's a movement to treat israel similar to the way that we view and treat iran. those are not equivalent. this is our democratic ally. it's the only country in the region that shares a love of democracy. while it's one thing to say -- to advocate at looking at all points of view in the middle east when you're trying to solve these problems, it's one thing to put israel in the list with iran. >> lisa: kennedy, which of the payments to do about this? >> kennedy: that's currently up to him. obviously, he's in a little bit of political hot water. he kind of always is. but that's really up to him.

you remember the kerfuffle when he came and dressed joint session of congress, and how president obama trudges invite him. maybe he will return the favor and kind and say, "i really don't want these two people, the subtext could be that they want to weaken israel to the point where he doesn't have the strong resistance that it does in the middle east. >> melissa: would to be smart to invite them have a conversation? it similar to -- >> kennedy: they don't want to have a conversation. they're focusing on israel right now. they're focusing on the immigration policy. again, going back to the structure of israel. they should be focusing, going to our southern border. trying to figure out how to help these families and these children. they talk about the plight, the talk about the conditions, they want to go overseas right now? it really should be all hands on deck fixing immigration. that is their job. >> harris: and we've been told time and time again --

>> kennedy: they can't do both unfortunately. >> harris: but we've been told time and time again that it's a national security issue. i want to yield to you to revisit the idea of what democrats are on the hill with this group, and this #callclose--notonly todivestinboycott,butsection. i want to know where they really are. you said they are just for voices. but that's not true. >> jon: democrats support israel. every few, as i said, have a different opinion. >> harris: are there more than four? >> jon: i don't have the numbers, but you've got these four. >> kennedy: will there be a plank in the 2020 dnc about bds? >> lisa: we've got to get moving. a new push for gender neutrality, most people looking at this picture right now. there's no -- there you go, we see it. they would probably call this a manhole. but one city says that's not right. [laughter] what about that? and critics say it's taking pc way over the top. stay with us and we will see

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>> kennedy: oh, the liberal city of berkeley, california, is making a new push for gender neutrality. the city council unanimously voted tuesday to replace more than two dozen, when used terms the city code with gender-neutral synonyms be more

inclusive. that's fine pretty critics say its silly and the council should spend its time on the city's problems. check out some of the words getting re/max. they require a second vote next week before becoming law. menno manhole cover will not be a maintenance hole. manpower is human effort, and breath your sister is sibling. just eroding these fun little differences in our language. basics i don't think it's something particularly necessary, but i also don't see what the big fuss is about. >> kennedy: the big forces there there's the homeless people living in poop and tents in the city of berkeley, which has the highest per capita scourge in the entire area. which is saying something. you got more homeless people in a giant feces farm in your beautiful city? [laughter] >> jon: stop! you can work on homelessness and

changeling widgeon ordinances. >> kennedy: clearly is not working so anything like this is so trivial and ridiculous -- >> jon: we have to appreciate where it comes in. when we talk about manpower, it's not just men. we are trying to get to a place where men and women are treated equally. >> kennedy: let's call it lady power. [laughter] >> jon: find! [laughs] >> melissa: i recently took my 4-year-old to the doctor there were five choices under gender. they are getting to a place whee there's a lot of different words for a lot of different things, and it can be confusing. along the way. i don't know, what do you think, lisa? >> lisa: i think we are becoming too stupid to function as a society. if you are offended by the word "manhole," i worry about your future. it's absolutely ridiculous. as kennedy pointed out, san francisco has big problems with feces farms! >> kennedy: berkeley is even worse. >> jon: they are trying to be inclusive and i think there's a difference. >> lisa: there is a disease expert that said the contamination issues in

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