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compared with the first six months of last year. 38 officers are dead. you are watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today my co-host, kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself and 24 hour reporter carley shimkus and fox and friends weekend co-host, host of modern warriors, pete hegseth. welcome, everybody. let me fill in more on the story. dramatic video of a shocking attack in broad daylight in new york city. two children, ages five and ten, caught in the cross fire as gunman fired shots at a man in the bronx. the children had not hurt. the suspect expected to recover. police are searching for the gunman. experts are warning soft-on-crime policies are driving this trend. a new report finds many arrested for looting and rioting across

new york city last summer had their charges dropped. criminals, go ahead, walk away, they said. out west in portland oregon police union going after not charging the rioters in last year's mayhem. >> you have 150 plus days of unprecedented, sustained violence in the city of portland and our rapid response team came out every night, stood the line with like you said, molotov cocktails, feces, rocks, bottles, thrown at them. 80% of people charged, arrested, 80% were declined by the da's office. >> harris: wow. turner filling in the facts there. one word comes to mind after talking to cops, unsustainable. >> pete: unsustainable, absolutely demoralizing. they are being targeted, every

loss of life of law enforcement officer is undermining of the justice system. look at the attack on violence, that is gain violence, that is antifa, this is organized. there is a book called "the strongest tribe," in new york city, the police have been the strongest tribe. now they have catch and release technique, 80% of them are released, you are fighting the same fight everyday, with embolden criminals who know there is no consequence. it is recipe for insanity. this is reporting coming out about folks being held after january 6, solitary confinement, no charges, no bail, some are college kids, some are 70 years old, one couldn't go see the funeral of his dad, denied

ability to leave. you have no justice, no equal application of justice. it looks political. when it comes to people living in cities, they have demoralized police, they have no incentive to be proactive because they are the ones more likely to be charged than the criminals they are going after. >> harris: wow. kayleigh, take a look at the "new york post" cover for today. everybody look at it. let them loose. i realize it is not technically a binary choice. these are two choices that pop up issue right? is this a political decision and the democrat-led cities, majority of them, seeing the rise in crime or is it incompetence? >> kayleigh: it's a political decision, make no doubt. if they want to prosecute them, they could, they don't want to. democrats either cave to aoc's of the world, kamala harris of the world, encouraged donations

to go to a fund to bail out looters like this. cave to that wing of the parties or cave to rationale thought. you reported last hour, harris, president biden this week on wednesday, going to address, guess what, rising crime in american cities, which happen to be democrat cities. he has seen the polling i've seen. ugov poll, violent crime in american cities, it is shaping the new york city mayoral race. interesting to see who prevails tonight, i have a guess it will not be wily who wants to take money from the nypd. what theever biden says wednesday, too little too late. >> harris: kayleigh, you brought up such an interesting note, important to note the primary in

new york city. kennedy, last hour, we had a little clip from the brooklyn burrow president running, among the pack of democrats, a large group of them. his volunteer on his staff was stabbed as he mourning, sporting the family of those shot at in the bronx over the weekend. it is unbelievable the level of violence. i imagine that sort of thing will make its way to the primary race in a surprising way. >> kennedy: yeah, that is actually the number one issue and not just for people in new york city, in other cities like portland and seattle and san francisco, where crime is on the rise. you have overwhelming homeless population, which diminishes quality of life, not just for the homeless issue but people trying to make their way through tent cities in parts of the city they used to love.

eric adams is a former cop, that is really ark tractive to people in new york city. new york city has worked, there is mutual understanding among the visitors and the people, do your thing and i doll mine and we'll keep the fabric of the city together. the fabric is coming apart at the seamss. if you ask anyone who lives here, just yesterday, sunday, father's day, i saw guy urinate in a city park in front of 10 children. i told a couple friends, they told me, that is nothing. they tell their stories. the pendulum will swing toward someone if not pro-law enforcement, eric adams, who will want to keep the fabric together. >> harris: yeah, i want to gets to this carley, before i come to you. this is owner of an eyeglass store destroyed in the bronx in the riots. let's watch.

>> i do not blame the nypd, i blame the city, the upper of the nypdit, they did not give them, they did not make arrests and stop the looters. they were told just to stand back. it is a free ride. you want to loot? go ahead, you will get away with it. looters know, they are criminals that know the system and the system failed us. >> harris: number one issue, according to financial experts in new york city that we're talking to at fox news, carley, public safety. it matters who is the mayor of new york city, all eyes on nyc. >> absolutely. the thing that gets lost are the victims, the victims are being forgotten and you defund you the new york city police department by a billion dollars, get rid of the anti-crime unit and of course crime will go up. bail reform is one of the worst

things that ever happened to the city. last year alone, 500 people were arrestd and released because of reform and quickly committed another crime, many of the crimes felonies. 50 people were shot this weekend alone. a few weekends ago, savannah cata ro, a 15 year old, she was shot in the head. they asked if she was part of the gang, she said no, but her mother is. they chased her down and shot her. mary lightfoot, the mayor, just declared racism public health crisis, but gang violence is the health crisis. many progressives think, they see violence and crime, not as crime, they see criminals as victims themselves, of systemic racism. if they're the victims, you will not treat them like criminals, you have to treat criminals like

criminals because victims are being forgotten. >> harris: such an interesting point and sea important carley, what does the mayor say about black-on-black crime? is she not advocating for those victims? they don't fits a narrative. pete, quickly, take us home. >> pete: i think carley hit it on the head. this is a philosophy. i'll be interested to see what joe biden says, will he point to the root cause, defunding police or will he talk about things like systemic racism that the victims, perpetrators of crime are victims of a system and we're letting them out and not recognizing it perp petuates the cycle. i will be shocked if he turns into a law-and-order president, he's boxed in on that and that's tragic. >> harris: when the police show up, they are not looking at that, they are trying to pull you out of the way of the bullet. thank goodness. >> amen. >> harris: democratic mayor in

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>> critics are shredding the mayor of fort lauderdale, florida, after he rushed to judgment about a deadly crash at a local gay pride parade over the weekend. it turned out the driver and the victims were all part of fort lauderdale's gay men's chorus family, the city's democratic mayor initially jumped to this conclusion. >> we saw was a terrorist attack on the lgbt community.

this is disgusting, we will not stand for this, this will not happen in my city or any city. >> kayleigh: after police said it appeared the 77-year-old driver's foot got stuck on the accelerator, the mayor rushed back that rush to judgment. >> i regret the fact that i said it was a terrorist attack because we found out that it was not. but i don't regret my feelings. i don't regret that i felt terrorized. >> that did not stop his initial claim from echoing across social media, with many blaming a law signed by florida republican governor desantis. the twitter hashtag death santis trended for hours without a warning from the platform about

misinformation. pete, coming to you, his initial statement, he leaned in pretty big. he said this was premeditated, it was targeted, it was not an accident. he had political blinders on that keep him from seeing the truth or waiting for it to come out. >> pete: that is truth. he said, i shouldn't have called it a terrorist attack, but i had emotions. the facts of the particular incident only matter when they are advantageous, buts no matter what, the feeling inevitably there are people out there trying to target the lgbtq community, homophobes everywhere is narrative they want to perpetuate to divide us, whether along gender, sexual orientation.

just a couple days ago, the pulse nightclub attack hit five-year anniversary, joe biden put out a statement, not once mentioning he was isis terror attack that killed 49 members, people at that gay nightclub. if it is terrorist who hates gay people, but isn't an islamist, that is bad, if it is an islamist, we can't mention that, it is just an attack on lgbt community. it is not that hard. >> kennedy: it is shameful, politicization of violence. kennedy, we played that sound byte, before that, he put out a statement trayce cash said was the weakest walkback we've seen, he doesn't admit he was wrong. he said what he witnessed seemed like a terrorizing episode and i'm summing up there. >> kennedy: what a ding-bat.

fort lauderdale, you can do better than this. this is so embarrassing. him talking about his feelings, you shouldn't be mayor if that is driving you. you are overseeing the police department. your number one role here is executing public safety. and part of that to pete's point is getting in all of the facts because your feelings about something goes to show he wanted that to be true and that is sickness. >> pete: that's right. >> kennedy: absolutely someone who should not be in a position of power. i look at that, my heart cries for the incompetence that the people of fort lauderdale have to live through with the sub-standard mayor. >> kayleigh: i agree, fort lauderdale could do better. they went on to blame governor

desantis. where was twitter during all of this? >> kayleigh: nowhere, they didn't issue a correction or say it is filled with misinformation because twitter is extremely social media platform. but elected leaders have responsibility to wait for the facts to come out and not jump to conclusions. if they do, and they are wrong, it can overshadow a tragedy and what happened is tragic, somebody lost their life. and while celebrating, at a parade. the person responsible is looking like it was an accident, that person's life is altered, as well. that really is the main part of this story. but elected leaders and it happens on both sides, republicans and democrats, they tend to politicize tragedies these days. remember officer billy evans issue the capitol police officer who lost his life earlier this

year. that story was everywhere until that detail came out that the suspect was a supporter of lewis faracon, then it went away. stop trying to score points during tragedy. >> kayleigh: that is right. harris, fox news digital reporter cam ron hawishthorne, the first tweet gets a thousand tweets and the cleanup gets just

11. >> harris: part of that, you had them selling it on camera. if you want to catch eyes, next time this mayor does interviews on local television, as he does there, it should have a lower third, our viewers can see on the bottom of our screen, every station in the country can put up a lower third. mayor so woke he lies. then you knowa whatever is coming after that, you can't trust until he checks his feelings at the door and checks his facts. those two don't usually intersect simultaneously. they are separate. you are in charge of public safety, so beautifully said by members of our show today, that is your first job, why do you want to panic people. you are saying there is an international terrorist out there. you don't think that is going to get attention? it will get more attention than

it wasn't true. he didn't say that, he didn't come back and give that the hard sell. he tweeted about it serupticiously. where is one punction to do that. he didn't mention the victims. maybe the interview lasted an hour and we saw 15 seconds. >> kayleigh: yeah, harris, i love the lower third idea, accountability with capital a. just ahead, democratic senator forced to defend his family's membership in reportedly all white beach club. could his base turn on him? liberty. liberty. ♪ paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose.

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>> democrat senator sheldon whitehouse is defending his family's membership in a private rhode island beach club that reportedly has only white members. a local media outlet, local 24, is reporting this image shows the senator at bailey's beach club in 2017. at the time, whitehouse said he hoped the beach club would work on lack of minorities. here is what he has to say. >> it is a long tradition in rhode island and there are many of them. i think we need to work our way through the issue. thank you.

>> harris: it's a long tradition, so is slavery, they managed to abolish it. the club is all white, the senator communication director tells fox news this, the club has no such restrictive policies. the club has had and has members of color. pete, which is it? is whitehouse wrong about the club that he must have vetted? he's a public person, no way he entered that without the facts, right? is communications director not involved, what is it? >> pete: a lot of observation, more they obfiskate, better off he will be, he has a d next to his name, like ralph northham in virginia, who wore black face and got the mansion back, means he will probably leave the club. sounds like this club didn't restrict minority membership,

just didn't have minority membership. people can do that. not my cup of tea. it is not illegal to be part of a club like that. he can defend it. in light of where his party is as far as systemic racism, which they talk about in every sentence, pretty hard for democratic senator to justify it. if he wants to get away with it, he will. the press won't press him. >> harris: northham in virginia, you bring him up, and i read it happened more than once, that yearbook picture, i think i believe him when he said he wasn't in the black face, i thought he was in the hood. he had options. carley. >> carley: this reminded me of what happened to elie

kkkprincess on twitter, not because she did or said anything racist. she attended a ball for an organization that was at one time segregated. at the time she was born it was no longer segregated and she faced insane and intense backlash. this story has gotten very, very little attention. it would have gotten more attention regardless if the senator's office is true and there are black members, this would have been a bombshell story if it were a republican and the senator's explanation, pretty unbelievable. he said, the people who run this club have been trying to work on

it. his wife is one of the biggest shareholders of the club. his family are the people who could make that decision and welcome and include more minorities into this club. i was reading about it, apparently they do, i don't know if it is race driven, there are people upset when you don't get into the club, a big elite thing. there is all white elite beach club in america as it is pretty surprising. >> harris: kennedy, i feel like we are not calling out the 800-pound gorilla. what if the senator likes the club for what it is? >> kennedy: you mean senator white-privilege? i think he likes it just fine. what i would like to hear is some members of the community of color who have applied for membership and been turned down because maybe they don't have formal outstanding policies

where they restrict membership. we know how those things work and maybe there is a soft blocking from within. it certainly doesn't seem like they are doing enough, especially from a senator who claims to be very vocal mouthpiece for grossly underserved, underrepresented people in this country. i think he likes rubbing the white elbows at the spouting rock beach association, the real name for this bastian of whiteness. >> harris: my goodness, kayleigh, your thoughts. >> kayleigh: we've talked about northham, there is another double standard, the guy in the white house, still to this day continues to make very questionable remarks like the widely derided comment, you ain't black if you ain't voting for him. horrible thing to say. he said if you are a black

entrepreneur, paraphrasing here, you can't have lawyer or accountant or you don't have that, broad stereotyping and he gets a pass. the white house, i will quickly say this, he says he is not in a position to make change. he extended benefits of the change to others, why not help a family of color, usher them in. make your actions match your words because they don't. >> harris: preach it. i hear you. just knowing his wife is in such a powerful position, too, as kennedy pointed out. he could change this. maybe he likes the way it is. up next, cancel culture pushback. hbo host bill, ripping ilton producer, after he apologized for not having enough color in

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>> cancel culture is at it again. liberal comedian bill maher is slamming it again, host of hbo roasted lin-manuel miranda, after he apologized for alleged lack of diversity in the film adaptation of his musical "in the heights," and critics say it

didn't have enough afro-latino representation. and miranda says he's learning from it and will do better in future projects. that didn't sit well with bill maher. >> please stop apologize, you made the founding fathers black and hispanic, i don't think you have to apologize to twitter. this is why people hate democrats. it is cringy, people have to stand up to the bullies. that is what it is. he is a latino making a latino movie with a latino cast, not good enough. nothing is good enough for these people. >> kayleigh: harris, coming to you, it wasn't just bill maher it was a democrat former-clinton advisor who said there is no distinguishing between outrage and oversight and focus on real issues of disparity and help the

economic arena between black americans and white americans. he has a point. >> harris: it is also interesting, that point, one, and also bill maher makes such a mockery of this, but he's right about it. it is like they are insatiable, the wolf people. they are so woke they are insatiable. there is nothing you can do. you want all voices at the table. who thinks what miranda is doing is factual. we know the founding fathers did not look like me. it is what it is, he changed that to do story telling and beautiful musical. whatever. it is art. there is no room for art, for the woke crowd, you have to be perfect in their world. i tell you, i can't get the rule book from the woke crowd. as tap as i am, they won't send it to to me. >> kennedy: there is no rule book.

kennedy, coming to you, i mean, bill maher analogized these people, cancel culture, to bullys and saying they want to make you crawl like a dog and enjoy watching you do it. >> kennedy: they are, if you are terrified of them and programming to them, it absolutely paralyzes conversation and comedy. i'm glad that bill maher brought up this issue on his show the last few weeks, he talked about universities and compared the college and university system in this country to scie ntology, not a positive reference, but the right one. jon stewart came out on stephen colbert show and said wuhan leak theory is was most plausible one and he was attacked for it. i am glad these men are counter programming and hope they no longer acquiesce to the mindless mob that seeks full cancellation

because in the end, we'll have nothing right. >> kayleigh: pete, has cancel culture reaching a turning point when democrat, bill maheshs r is calling it out? >> pete: yes.r is calling it out? >> pete: yes.r is calling it out? er is calling it out? >> pete: yes. woke mob is insatiable, they need someone else on bended need apologizing being cancelled. only anecdote to that is not apologizing. this is what i believe, call me any label, any ism you believe.

market place of ideas, may the best ideas win and the worst one lose and that works over time. the woke mob has to cancel and so when people like us refuse to apologize, they go closer to their own. now it is a latino director whose had nothing but diverse casts in a film that is very popular, the actors are latino, not latino enough, white passing and don't really count. stop. bill maher is right, i hope people are listening to him, circle of people they cannite in the woke mob is getting smaller. vulnerable people want to be more woke, the more woke people go out, the less woke people and pretty soon we are all awake or asleep. >> kayleigh: people are listening, pete. that poll i mentioned at the top, violent crime is an issue.

what was next to it political correctness and race relationss. >> carley: that is not surprising, i want to read lin-manuel miranda's, it sdz many in our darked skin afro-latino community don't feel represented, particularly among the leading roles. he said there are dark-skinned people in the movie, not in leading roles, the leading actor is afro-latino, but her skin is not dark enough. this shows unhealthy idea of skin color. that is what this movie is about, it is about representation and diversity and celebrating hispanic culture and in the heights. it is unfortunate, i don't think he should have apologized. because he apologized, he elevated the issue and becomes a bit of the problem himself.

>> kayleigh: that's right, anywhere we begin with harris' spay great question, where is nonexistent cancel culture rule book, i can't find the wokeness rule book. up next, is american flag up next to be cancelled? grammy winner macy gray says it needs to be replaced. responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans

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>> another bloody weekend in big cities across the nation. how rising crime rates could affect dems mid-term chances. a congressman is here on the gop divide over how to regulate big

tech. and in illinois city, cancelled 4th of july parade over covid concerns but allow pride parade and juneteenth celebrations to take place. we begin a brand-new hour of "america reports" at the top of the hour.

>> boy, did she. critics are coming for grammy winning singer macy gray after she called the american flag, just a quote, called for replacement, called the flag a replacement for the confederate flag. they say she needs to spend time with service members for starter after penned op ed for market watch wlieting in part "the american flag has been hijacked as code for specific belief. god bless those believers, they can have it. like the confederate, it is dated and incorrect. it no longer represents democracy and freedom, no longer represents all of us. it is not fair to be forced to honor it. it is time for a new flag. quite a hot take, pete, how would you like to respond? >> pete: she has such a beautiful voice and such a great song and now writes this op ed. sometimes they just say it out

loud, kennedy. they say exactly what we've suspected for quite sometime. in many ways it started with obama's admission, he wants to transform america. i've never looked at my significant other and said, i love you so much, can you transform for me, that is what she's saying. she is saying america bad and manifestation of critical theory, critical race theory, the 1619 project. the belief because america had problems and big ones it had to overcome, it is inevitably irredeemably bad. she just came out and said it. this wasn't offhand statement, it was op ed she thought about and wrote. even the flag, you have to have off-white stripe and skin-colored stars, what obsession over race than the new flog she proportedly wants.

>> kennedy: harris, when i think about this story, i think about the incredible images of your father's flag-draped coffin and what it must have meant for you to receive that flag. >> harris: you know, my sister and i stood together, my sister and i put our hands on that flag and it meant a lifetime of service and sacrifice by my father, both my parents. you serve as a family, and all the support we gave my dad through the years as combat pilot and military families on base and on post with us across the country and in the world, it has deep meaning to us, it represents our legacy, too. you know, i think macy gray is going to see a correction here and i don't want to cancel her. pete, you are right, we need to

know what they are and what they are saying, the people who so dislike america, they don't want to know the history and appreciate the journey and change the future based on misinformation and quite frankly ignorance. i want to know who they are. don't cancel her. hit sock "i try," keep trying. >> kennedy: that was a long time ago, my goodness. >> pete: that was -- >> kennedy: i was on mtv, and haven't been on mtv for 25 years. >> harris: you look the same. >> kennedy: thank you. my hair is straighter now. maybe i'll curl it. [laughter] >> kennedy: kayleigh, they want to come for the flag, they want to come for the constitution, as well, in a sense. >> kayleigh: yeah, this was the logical or not so logical end point of this.

it began kneeling with the anthem, the start of it. then it was ripping down statues of founders and other figure necessary american history and changing the namess of bases. if you change the names of bases, this is the last american soil our heroes so before they departed and they were part of racist base by virtue of the name of the base. then they were going to come for the flag, the flag is next and it won't understand there. change the name of our country, it is not united anymore. divided states of america, it will not end until we put a stop to it. >> kennedy: well said and not all heroes wear capes, some wear hawaiian shirts like this bartender gets praised for the way he helped a woman who was apparently being harassed by a man at his bar. that is next.

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rescuing a woman. she took to twitter posting a picture of the barkeep, praising him for passing a note and acting like it was a receipt. here's what he wrote. "if this guy is bothering you, put your ponytail on your other shoulder and i will ask him to remove. he is giving me the creeps." the woman said the guy -- >> kennedy? >> i love this. this is so fantastic! this is the person that we need in charge of the universe. someone who will pay attention to social cues and make sure the drunk creep is no longer being predatory. well done! >> with one of the longest ponytails on screen. >> i love this guy, he's also very dapper. i met a guy at a bar once who saved me from a similar situation and i ended up marrying him. you never know what can happen!

>> look at you. >> a great move. that is the implied job of a bartender is to read the vibe. you might be the only person there. when someone is trapped. i saw a similar situationast week. god bless wisconsin, the place where you can have your 11-year-old sit at the bar with you. he did not consume any drinks. they intervened and you have to do it. i love it. >> kaylee? >> silver really is not dead, back when i was pregnant there was one and two flights a man would offer to help me with my bag. this is an example to all men, be show burglary , people take notice. >> if your husband is watching,

he was probably wondering! eco-i should be clear, i married the hero of the story and not the creep. >> we got that, but thank you for clearing that up. >> you're welcome. >> it's been a great monday with all of you, i'll be back in studio with you and emily tomorrow. >> can't wait. >> "america reports" is right now! >> sandra: thank you. a city ahead of independence day, officials canceling all fourth of july in person events over covid concerns, while in person crowds, pride celebrations. is there a double standard at play here? >> the congressman will join us only apparent divide targeting big tech. jonathan turley on unexpected ruling including one on paying college athletes, plus