>> emily: bullets flying again in chicago. just as president biden visited the area, but largely ignored the massive crime wave in that blue-led city, when that included the shooting of a police officer and two federal agents. and this as a young victim of the senseless violence, a college student hit by a stray bullet, is laid to rest today. this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno. here today, my cost, kayleigh mcenany. sox's correspondent,

gillian turner. host of "no interruption," tomi lahren, and senior editor of ""the federalist,"" chris bedford. the crime stats are stunning, with three people killed in 19 wounded in shootings just yesterday alone. the explosion of gun balance rocking chicago that has already taken the lives of a 19-year-old national guard soldier who dreamed of one day becoming a police officer. he would have turned 20 tomorrow. and max lewis, a college student left paralyzed from the neck down who used his eyes to signal he wanted to be taken off life support. his funeral is today. so you would think the president would mention something about all this during the speech he gave just an hour outside of chicago, but you would be wrong. he mentioned free college, the climate crisis, and even touted l.e.d. light bulbs, but not one word about the rise in crime.

not one word about the children killed. not one word about max lewis or chris carbajal. chris bedford, welcome to you. what is your perspective? >> chris: this is such a sad time in chicago, and really across the country, to seal an order completely breaking down. that's not just because of some massive surge and people being psychopaths come of that of policies that enable it, whether school is shot or nations being undermined or budgets being cut or district attorneys not being charges along. this is such a sad thing, every single parent is so thrilled to send their son to the university of chicago, or daughter. it's a nice place. he should be graduating from school first instead of being buried today. no parent should have to bury their child. any parent should be incredibly proud to have a teenager who wants to be a police officer and is

butinstead they're planning a funeral for him. this is horrible, there's 150 people shot, the most violent weekend in chicago this year, which has been a massive spike, and so far the president has barely said anything because he's got nothing to say. as one oakland city councilmember called it, the rise in crime recently road bumps to some kind of utopia there trying to create. >> emily: tomi, how can the road bumps be the loss of life, the loss of a family member, of a loved one, of a 1-month-old, as they are learning, and as the crime wave continues spiking in chicago? a community leader, the executive director was on this network earlier today. why is he meeting with the mayor has no plan for the violence? he says we do. the community leaders have a plan to end the violence, but the president won't meet with them. >> tomi: and actually quite surprised that lori lightfoot

met with president biden, because he is white, and we know her feelings on meeting and talking with people of the white race. it's just like the border. those are in charge, especially up to the office of the president, they don't want to acknowledge the problems going on. if you don't acknowledge them, you don't have to solve them. here's the problem they're going to have. although not everyone lives in aboard a state or community, when you have lawlessness spanning across the nation, it might not be something you have to talk about in the headlines, in the media, at a press conference, in a speech, but americans seeing it on the streets and their carbs in their backyards, it's hard to ignore. the tactics the democrats have in the biden administration has of ignoring it and hoping it'll go away, and somehow their pals in the media can give them cover, it's not going to work. people are seeing it with her own eyes, and as we talk about on this program all the time, lawlessness impacts everybody of every race and every socioeconomic status, of every political affiliation. i believe if it goes unchecked and will be the downfall of the

democratic party going into midterms and going into the next election. even as someone who wants to see things change in '22 and '24 politically, we have to care about human life, politics aside. i want them to wake up before midterms, before 2024, because i want this country to be safe no matter what political ramifications that has. >> emily: and gillian, what is that point? what is that apex? how did we pass it so long ago? when is enough enough, that democrats will wake up and a justice, as tomi says, because every life matters? >> gillian: especially when we learn these gruesome details, emily, about cases like the 1-month-old baby girl in chicago who has hit by some kind of a stray bullet when she was strapped into her car seat, she's now fighting for her life at a local community hospital day. this is a story that particularly got my attention, i think, because it's personal for me. i'm expecting a baby girl in

about a week. my husband and saw the car seat into the car two days ago. it's shocking and actually makes me feel anxious and a little bit sick to even talk about it. but i think it's important to highlight for people at home that infants, newborns, are now and cut in the cross hairs of the epidemic of violence. one thing we know from yesterday that has some value, coming out of that 3-minute long meeting that he had with lori lightfoot on the tarmac, the white house said yesterday that she raised the issue of gun violence with the president, and by way of response when he said to her was the white house is standing up a task force that is going to look at sort of the root cause of gun violence, which they say is stray and rogue dealers, that they are going to focus on cities like chicago and new york. but he really have any words for the mayor or the american public when he spoke an hour later, of

condolence. what about the mother and father of that 1-month-old baby girl? what about the mother and father of the college student who is now been laid to rest? the president wants to be a consoler-in-chief. yesterday was a wonderful opportunity for him to do that in chicago, and i think it was a missed opportunity. >> emily: such a great point. kayleigh, what are your thoughts on that? now he can't even look the country in the eye to offer condolences for newborns being shot. >> kayleigh: that's right. also for the two federal agents and the chicago police officer who were shot, he didn't offer any condolences, he didn't say their names. it's amazing. he made public remarks, he lands in chicago, makes public remarks an hour away, will not say the name of federal officials, police officers. he'll miss. on the tarmac and they'll come in a readout from jen psaki, but he won't say their names.

why? because he would anchor the tea from the police movement in his party. that is my supposition as to why he would publicly say the names. like chris carbajal, you beautiful he told that story, emily, 19-year-old boy about to turn 20 in the national guard. i gofundme up for his funeral expenses. if everyone wants to donate, i just did for coming to air. but we have to acknowledge the 1-month-old, we have to acknowledge chris carbajal. as tomi was saying, they will be political repercussions for not recognizing these victims and not recognizing crime is a major problem in this country. if you look back to the midterms, back in 2020, the presidential election, the republican party did very well in the house and senate. the slimmest majority is what the democrats hold since 1940. why? the answer is that there were ads playing on the airway for defund the police. a grandmother calling as there was an intruder breaking into her home, and the call went

unanswered and they said leave a message, the police will get back to you. that was palpable and it's the reason democrats have such a slim majority, and it's the reason the republicans will take back the house come 2020. >> emily: chris benford, your final thoughts? >> chris: we've done this before, it's not the first time we've had this movement. people don't remember this, but in the 1950s in '62 had among the most liberal punitive laws and the entire western world. new york had less people per capita in prison then sweden despite massive spikes in violence, and massive riots. the results were insane, they were lawlessness, losing our cities. we look up, people like joe biden in the '90s crackdown. they had to bring order back. not only do we know what happens when you don't do this, because we've done it, we know how to fix it because they've done it. for some reason we want to go down that road again. >> emily: it remains to be seen if this administration will do that, but the way things are

looking, it would be a different administration and they lead. up next, opponents of critical race theory are fired up over the media's refusal to report on crt fairly. one report that parents who opposed teaching crt to their kids just don't understand what it is. really? >> critical race theory is teaching that white people are bad? that's not true. that would teach my daughter that her mother is evil. ♪ ♪

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that -- >> these vocal opponents of critical race theory, do they fully understand what it is? no. and why should they? it's an academic theory mostly taught at the grad student level. but what they think it means is teaching white kids that all white people are bad and racist. so of course they're afraid of that. >> kayleigh: so would that include parents like these, who are also pushing back on critical race theory? >> critical race theory is teaching that white people are bad. that's not true. that would teach my daughter that her mother is evil. what is your criteria to educate educators? and who are you to educate my children, or any of our children, in life issues? that's our job. >> this is the american version of the chinese cultural revolution. the critical race theory has roots in cultural marxism and it should have no place in our

schools. >> how we treat people is based on who they are not what color they are. >> and if they are nice and smart. >> see? this is how children think right here. critical race theory wants to end that. >> this white kid right here got a better than me because it's white? you're going to tell my people the black kids are all down? how to have degrees as i'm impressed? no mom and dad in the house, work my way through college, hustled my way through college. do you think you can tell me what folks kept me from doing that? are you serious? >> kayleigh: chris, that was being said by a number of parents. critical race theory is real, and i want to pull up a tweet that sums this up by saying it better than almost anyone. a conservative commentator saying, "i encourage you to listen to what you are intellectual and moral bettors think of your small minded silly concerns and members at the candidates with the d next to

their name when you go to the polls next year and feel this way, too." >> chris: there not teaching it just that the law school or grad school level. we know it's actually not true. i have to do is open up your grandkids' notebook in third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, sixth grade, kindergarten sometimes, and look at how this is explained to children. if they are telling you they don't understand this, they are teaching it completely wrong. we've understood this for years, it's existed for years, but now it has taken over at every single level. they are obviously getting messaging wrong. with the national educators association deleting all the critical race theory pages they had on their site, which they had been bragging about teaching, not denying they are teaching it at all, unfortunately on the exact same day had the american federation of teachers president at their saying that they will battle anyone, anywhere to try and push critical race theory and defend

it. messaging is wrong but they are realizing that parents who care and will not be told by cnn not to care are angry about this and they're not going to take it. white or black or asian or whatever your friend, you don't want to take this racism in your children's' schools. >> kayleigh: exactly. tomi, the video we watched of these parents, this is an organic uprising apparent saying, "i don't want my kids to be taught this." you look at those school board meetings, to me it feels a lot like the tea party, a grassroots effort rising against, in that case, excessive taxation play stomach. but in this case against our kids being ten principles that are, in essence, racist. >> tomi: that's what it'll take some of this grassroots effort, to change this country back, to get it back on track, to unify the country as the democrats falsely claim they want to do. this grassroots movement. i think there are so many parents that sat back for a year and half as their kids are out of school, as they wore masks in

school, and thought maybe the teachers would do the right thing. maybe the government would do the right thing. they quickly learned the teachers and government are going to do the right thing, so now they are standing up. this is an issue i think is so important. let's talk about why democrats want to push critical race theory. why do especially white liberals want to push critical race theory? it's because that party thrives off the impression complex. that is how they get elected. they have two pit americans against each other, and particularly they have to look down upon black americans and say that they are oppressed, disadvantage, that they are victims, and have to say the only way to fix that is to vote for democrats. the five off of it. so that is why they will continue to push it and why it is so important for parents of every race, every socioeconomic status, to stand up and take this country back. because if not then, who will? >> kayleigh: gillian, the critics of critical race theory by outsmarting the media.

the lead voice against critical race theory has said that much, and i think the polling reflects it. for those who know about crt, 50% say we are not for this. >> gillian: the political angle here, republicans are certainly very confident that the anti--crt push is going to be something that bolsters them in the upcoming 2022 midterms. they have lasered in on this as the next big cultural issue that is dividing americans, dividing the two parties. one thing that we are talking about, with media coverage, and want to return there to say one area where i think the media could be doing a much better job is covering the shift among these powerful teacher unions over the last few months. we have seen the nea and aft essentially go from the stance of defending, and at times promoting crt, to not giving a full-fledged offense of battle

against its critics. against parents, teachers, administrators who don't believe it's the right direction for schools to go in. and the debate about whether this is an appropriate role for unions to take on in the first place. meaning no matter where you are in the politics here, traditionally the unions stick to a role of working with the parents of students, working with teachers, to make sure that everybody is represented. not attacking one or the other side on a hot button cultural issue like this, it is a little bit -- maybe it's not uncharted territory, kayleigh, but it is certainly new waters for these unions to be going in the sort of radical direction. >> kayleigh: it certainly is. now they are outright attacking parents of certain beliefs, emily, and randi weingarten saying it's a ploy of republicans. but it's the nea passing resolutions promoting critical aca.

>> emily: that's exactly right. i two biggest issues with this, besides the obvious, is the condescension dripping from the left over anyone who dares to speak their mind or days to question the thinking. the second thing is the steps back from actual meaningful progress. the condescension, "they just don't know what it means," and the eye rolling of that anchor when chris was trying to speak honestly and meaningfully about his children and what he thought was best for them, trying to have a conversation, why would he ever put yourself in that position again? i we ever want to have an honest conversation if you are just going to get shut down and told that you are dumber than or less than or worth less than these people who know better than you and know exactly how you should be raising your own children, or questioning indoctrination?i thf us who are interested in

achieving meaningful criminal justice reform, and that was put into the box of "defund the police." if we were in it for defining the police, all of a sudden we didn't know what we are talking about in the larger conversation and the nuances of criminal justice reform. when you brought up what weingarten said, that's not reducing questions about indoctrination and oppressive theory to, "you just don't know what honest sister is." it takes back the step of learning actual history, origination of laws and things that have negative beginnings should absolutely be on the table. but these guys have totally prevented the entire conversation and the entire concept. >> kayleigh: and derision can lead to defeat. just as hillary clinton in the basket of deplorable spray just ahead, first it was defund the police. now squad member rashida tlaib wants to pull funding for the

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>> tomi: it is discussing the way she speaks about those that have a large part of their duty as humanitarian mission. i know because i've seen it firsthand. it's disgusting. but what do you expect from the squad? i think what amazes me the most is not that somebody like rashida to tlaib or aoc say this things, but that people are due to the voting for something i can send the guy's a president biden being a moderate. this is what you get when you vote democrat and expect something to come out of this class of democrats. we have to ask the question. not just if they want to defund the police. we know that. the question is why you want to defund those agencies. they say they are inept at the job, that they terrorize migrants. they will go down there and see for themselves, but they keep putting out there this narrative. what they really want is open parties. i would just prefer they be transparent and say, we don't want border enforcement whatsoever. but they keep demonizing the people that are out there protecting and defending this

nation. it's beyond the pale that it is completely and totally expected. >> emily: that is right. kayleigh, tomi exhibit great point. either the definition of moderate has changed and it's further to the left and that party, where joe biden was flat out lying. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right. i think it's the latter. when you consider how many people in his on the administration, for example, are for defining the police even though he said he is not. but there will be repercussions for this, emily. make no mistake. i was working for the republican national committee in 2018, around the time abolish i.c.e. became en vogue at the time. they voted against the resolution supporting i.c.e. they were all on board until, oh, wait, the polling came back. at the rnc, the internal polling showed that if you brought the abolish i.c.e. moniker along the

name of the democratic candidate, the prospect of victory went down. we saw the writing on the ball. but this is not just abolish i.c.e., it's eliminate an entire department. this is border patrol. proceed with caution, democrats, they think joe biden should of kept the policy is a donald trump this issue. >> emily: gillian, you had a great conversation with house minority whip steve scalise left hour on this topic. >> gillian: yeah. thanks, emily. something i touched on with him that is missing in this debate is an honest appraisal of what tlaib is saying when she calls for, and her words, elimination of funding for cbp and i.c.e. and by extension all of the department of homeland security. we have to be clear that the administration system's policy, written on paper, and implement it by the department of homeland

security. if you eliminate the folks on the ground that are part of this operation, tlaib herself says that she thinks dhs should be defunded because they've proven themselves inept at humanely helping migrants navigate the immigration system. but without them, there is no immigration system. if we are being truthful about what she's advocating for here, it is precisely that. surprising as it is to hear her say let's get rid of dhs, which is actually saying when you press her words and accept the underlying meaning is she doesn't want an immigration system for this country, writ large. what she wants in place of that, i don't know, that she doesn't want an immigration system. >> emily: which, chris, goes to tomi's point that they are advocating for straight up open borders. >> chris: the big lie told by so many people in the media, so many politicians who have been down there, is that this is some kind of "fivel goes west"

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calling the american flag a symbol of hate. the group first posted this on facebook. quote, "when the black american see this flag, we know the person flying it is not safe to be around. when we see this flag we know the person flying it is a racist. when we see this flag, we know the person flying it lives in a different america than we do. when we see this flag, requesting your intelligence. we know to avoid you. it is a symbol of hatred." in a follow-up to the avalanche of criticism, the group responding, "i came to tell you the truth, and the truth is not always popular. if people want to fly that flag to stand for everyone, it should not be able to fly in hate. when i see that flag, i see hate." tomi, lucky for this group, i put a trigger warning on my instagram live video over the fourth of july because i was wearing an american flag shirt. do they now need trigger warnings for the american flag? >> tomi: listen, those in the blm organization and those that

believe -- i don't know if it's the specific chapter or blm as the hole, it's hard to tell what is the movement and what is the organization anymore. but it's a farce, it's a joke. i don't understand why we take it seriously anymore. it needs to get itself back together if it truly does have a mission and a purpose, because right now it's a complete and utter joke. but the way they talk about those that fly the american flag, the symbol of the country which they are still living in, by the way, i happen to feel the same way when i see somebody with a black lives matter poster in the front yard. i have some presuppositions about what they believe and how they feel. that's what's wrong with this country. we've been so divided now that the american flag is somehow a symbol of hate and the black lives matter, we look at that in a certain way. why at some point can we not come together as americans and better our country instead of trying to destroy the symbols that have these really ridiculous conversations about how we hit the country in which we live? it's gotten to the point of complete lunacy and i think the

american people are so tired of it. >> kayleigh: i think so, too. gillian, the founder of this group since her point has been proved. "every time we put up our post we get hatred from people who fly this flag created like to thank those people for proving a point." i don't think the point is proven, it just proves that there's trolls on twitter which exist on both sides of the aisle. >> gillian: i certainly don't agree with the utah chapter that the flag and symbol of racism. i also don't agree with tomi that blm itself is a joke. i would say the argument is irrelevant, because it turns out, see 11, if you scroll down through their post about this, the entire boondoggle was just a political advertisement for alexandria ocasio-cortez. i'm going to read to you from the chapter's own post. they say, "we'll be donating $1 to aoc's campaign for every race is to be blocked. thank you for contributing to the election. we will jot down your names and attribute each donation to you."

it turns out the entire thing is not an argument about race or about the flag, it's a fund-raiser for alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> kayleigh: a political stunt, very interesting point. chris, we note the flatted is the logical end point. first the statues, then the anthem, natalie arrived at the flag, as highlighted at "the new york times." >> chris: when i was a teenager i thought i was pretty liberal until he went to a horrible place called american university where i learned a lot of people on the left, at least my professors, were antifamily, anti-country, and, antireligion. they came out of the next thing i believe that. i'm happy with how open and honest they are about the hatred of our country in history and try to divide us of our sports team, anthem, history, borders. every single thing that makes us a nation. it's not just some stupid chapter in utah, it's also right is at "new york times" saying that it's become a person symbol. the american flag no longer

represents the democratic party, it seems like they need some self-reflection and say, why don't i represent this country anymore? >> kayleigh: and that's the key point, emily. we need a flag and an anthem to unite us. >> emily: right, there has to be something that unites us other than the soil. it breaks my heart. the flag i fly 365 days a year symbolizes so much more than these people who are you drop in the bucket of time. not to sound like a philosopher, but it just kills me. this flag was a symbol of hope for my family when they immigrated here. for them to knock that and assume and make assumptions based on the fact that i fly it, not to mentioned the people who lay down their lives are with that flag stood for, they could talk for hours about this. but i take personal umbrage to it they said here, because i fly the flag proudly as an american, and coming from a family of

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be a short 10,000 pounds by next year. join us live at "america reports" top of the hour. >> my god. ooh! [bleep] this is so [bleep] up. >> emily: dramatic video thereof just some of the fights breaking out on planes and in airports recently. as air travel numbers surge, so to date disruptions. there have been over 3200 reports of unruly behavior by early passages this year. 75% of them, they say, stemming from passengers defining mask

mandates. gillian, oh, my gosh. it makes me never want to go through an airport again. >> gillian: it sure as heck does. i haven't flown for a really long time, but i will say it surprises me that flights are becoming the sort of hot red molten center of this culture war we are having in the u.s. about the entire coronavirus pandemic. it started out about the debate over whether we shouldn't wear masks to protect other people or just protect ourselves, now it seems like the problem is mushrooming because the airlines are feeling even more than ever before to provide the services that americans are overpaying for, which are domestic flights. partially that is brought on by covid, partially its airline mismanagement. this is not sustainable. i'm not blaming the airlines for people's poor behavior that we are looking at right here, but something has got to be done. it was already crazy before the pandemic with flights reaching

historic overcrowding, historic price inflation, and now when you couple that with the fact that it's hard to actually get anywhere because there aren't enough pilots, people are going to lose their minds a little bit. i judge them for behaving like this, but i also feel for them. flying has become intolerable. >> emily: right. well, chris, we are lit felony s someone is kicked while they are down. nothing justifies this whatsoever. >> chris: no. i've been flying since last june because i was reporting on how covid was affecting businesses, and i've noticed that since then there's a lot of good people and a lot of folks trying to take care of you, but there are people acting like animals and staff and stewardesses who are treating people like cattle. more like enforcers than anything else. flag was already uncomfortable and now it's gotten worse. we have a complete breakdown of standards. i talk about my friends with this. men would be in colored shirts

with long pants and closed toed shoes, women wouldn't be showing up like they just rolled out of bed and they sweat pants and hadn't taken a shower. people need to go out and traveled the world acting with a little bit of self-respect, a little bit of dignity. that's completely broken down. now because people want to act like animals, guys like me, i can't even get a beer on an airplane nine flying to florida tomorrow. [laughter] >> kayleigh: and i want to make us wear a suit? [laughs] >> emily: maybe that return to decorum sounds pretty good here. >> kayleigh: we will welcome you in florida, chris. everyone, be nice to our flight attendants. they have had a brutal year facing layoffs, being the mask police. no one wants to be the mask police. i can assure you of that. i was on to flights recently in the span of seven days. they were supposed to be to our flight and ended up being eight hours long, sitting on tarmac's, debiting to airports, wearing the mask for eight hours even though i'm vaccinated and i'm sure most of the people on

plane are. i have the solution, follow the signs. lift the mast mandate especially for vaccinated people. >> emily: that would go a long way. tomi, i don't know about you, i live on planes. i know you do, too. i haven't seen anything like this, weirdly. i should knock on wood, i'll be on a plane tomorrow. have you seen anything like this? >> tomi: i fly every other week and i'm flying the miami airport tomorrow. it is a culture of lawlessness, don't be surprised. but i will disagree a little bit with kayleigh on this. i don't honestly ever do this, but there are so many good flight attendants out there. but there are some that take their job as the mask police to an extreme. >> kayleigh: that is true. >> tomi: becoming nazis of the air. >> chris: nurse ratched. >> tomi: we need to act decently, there's no excuse for violence, that we need to lift

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♪ ♪ >> get ready for zucker bell, facebook developing its own city near its silicon valley

headquarters, willow park will be built on a 59-acre site where the social media giant already owns several buildings. it will future more than 1700 apartments, a supermarket, a pharmacy, cafes, restaurants, and a hotel, the city will include more than a million square foot of new office space for the social media giant. all right, by a show of hands, who is moving to zuckerville? anyone, anyone? tomi, i'm sure you will be the first one there, right? >> tomi: i won't be, but i'm happy there will be an area to house a lot of the liberals. i wonder if they will have their own police force or defund that too, put them all in one area and encapsulate them, that's fine with me. i say more power to you, keep it up. >> kayleigh: chris, how about you, i can't think of anything worse than living among silicon valley leftists. >> chris: thinking about the company town stuck in my head,

because it old-fashioned idea, lived with a company, work with the company, by with the company, it's a microcosm of what facebook wants for all of us. >> kayleigh: you know a thing or two about silicon valley, california and seattle lifestyles. >> emily: that's what i was like it already exists it is just not really talked about, but seattle is basically amazonville, microsoftville anyway. this is my worst nightmare for a thousand different reasons and have her boarding there with his american flag, like will that be allowed to be flown in nerd ville, i just wonder, i'm not going anywhere neared it. give it up for john denver, by the way. >> kayleigh: congratulations on your soon to be born daughter, will you go to the daughter? >> gillian: i would happily nominate some folks to go there. i want to it on the air, but i have a list in my mind. >> kayleigh: a huge congratulations to you, i have a

baby girl, and it's the greatest blessing in life will be here in just a week or so. >> gillian: i have the same baby stroller is you judging by the graham. >> kayleigh: it is a good one, awesome, congratulations again, thanks to everyone for being here. "america reports" now! >> ahead of one of the country's biggest teacher unions claiming republicans are bullying teachers saying culture warriors are labeling discussions of race, racism or discrimination as critical race theory try to make it toxic. congresswoman nancy mase here on that, also a mother to school-age children. >> war veteran and republican congressman michael waltz joins us on the drawdown in afghanistan, larry kudlow with gas prices, and a purple heart recipient who says twitter unfairly flagged his priic