>> fox news alert, america is awaiting the conclusion of a coup subscribed national attention. both sides have rested their cases and are right now hashing out jury instructions before monday's expected closing arguments. this comes as the media, hollywood elites, and democrats target and attack the 18-year-old defendant. this is "outnumbered." i am emily compagno joined by kayleigh mcenany and julie banderas and tomi lahren

and sitting in the center seat, raymond arroyo. kyle rittenhouse faces multiple charges for shooting and killing two people and wounding a third during last year's riots. he maintains it was self-defense. the jury is expected to begin deliberating his fate after monday's closing arguments. but long before the facts of the case were even known about those on the left were quick to deliver their verdict. watch. >> he was going out to shoot people and it's not good that a 17-year-old vigilante arguably a domestic terrorist picked up a rifle and drove to a different state to shoot people. >> majority has been peaceful and the violence has come from an outside trump supporter, kyle rittenhouse the armed teenage vigilante. >> running around, acting like a rent a cop. by trump and became a killer.

>> emily: meanwhile, rittenhouse's mother slamming president biden accusing him of using her son to score political points. >> i was angry. president biden don't know my son whatsoever and he's not a white supremacist, he's not a racist. he did that for the votes and i was so angry for a while at him and what he did to my son. he defamed him. >> kayleigh: we are very careful in this business to use the word alleged and accused, that's what journalists do though we just heard was appalling and embarrassed. he was called the enemy, deeply racist.

before the facts were out -- there were some facts out. a video that seemed to show him acting in self-defense but the media could not help themselves. president joe biden could not help himself putting this young man's picture, 17-year-old boys picture in an ad talking about white supremacy, deeply irresponsible but you know why they did it? kyle rittenhouse for the narrative for them and msnbc said the quiet part out loud. a white, trump supporting blue lives matter social media partisan. because of that and that fact alone, that is not journalism what you saw, that his defamation. >> emily: the way people are to behave or speak or write when it comes to things like this, we have for you want a full screen now cbs which ended up deleting this original tweet stating that rittenhouse testified he "murdered" to men. they've deleted it but someone

put it up and that's the level of that let journalism stands at this moment with its 18-year-old defendant who was in a sit until proven guilty. >> julie: they are judging and they are not the jury. the word alleged is journalism 101. cbs is supposed to be flagstaff of serious journalism so use the word murder and you are not a murderer, you are an alleged shooter, suspect but not a murderer. the public is made their decision and convicted this guy. it is our job to save me has not been convicted yet and while the whole public may think he went there to intentionally kill two people, is not for us to decide that's where the jury of the media is very responsible. there should be punishment for

whoever put out that tweet. i like to hear about whoever made such a mistake having to be held was formidable for that. >> emily: the media supposed to be the standard of the rest of us can look to for objectivity but it's not and of course hollywood piling on as well. of calling him a murderer, tweeting out time for america to redefine what it means to be a promising young man and dave bautista tweeting out an expletivetive about this defendt was innocent until proven guilty. >> tomi: facts don't matter to the mainstream media and it said that we come to that place but we certainly have. they have framed this young man from the get-go and already already made their decision about him but let's imagine kyle rittenhouse was a blm or antifa

supporter and was being attacked or ambushed by trump supporter's. i think the media's tomb would be quite different when they use those terms about trump and being a blue lives matter supporter and they do that because there trump derangement syndrome is so thick and questioning the narrative of these mostly peaceful blm and nt five riots we saw for an entire summer long. no outrage about those, no outrage about the violence of vandalism, the destruction and the burning of cities that was occurring for an entire summer and i know in portland and seattle, those things continue to go on for months after the george floyd via spread they've got after him just like after trump and like they will go after every single conservative but helps benefit their agenda and their narrative. >> emily: the tragedy of this

can't be overstated. two lives were lost, one life altered forever in addition to the defendant and his family and everyone else involved so to the point about seeing this through a compassionate lens for what it is instead of demonizing versus black-and-white and all of a sudden somebody is automatically guilty and people have influence, people's words have certain power which is why we are highlighting those that do, the influence they have been public perception going to play for you a montage of members of the media criticizing the defendant including the fact that he cried on the stand showing emotionality about the depth of the tragedy that this is a period of >> that acting job of the crying because i can't even look at it. the worst acting job i've ever seen. >> white privilege on steroids. rittenhouse testified that after he shot all of these people, he

approached the cops and told him he did been involved in a shooting in the officers told him to be careful so you don't get pepper sprayed. >> raymond: you don't know where to begin with those clips but let's start with innocent until proven guilty. i hope everyone is listening because i thought everybody was oppose these days to mass incarceration of juveniles that narrative gets thrown out when is this boy involved. we need to put this in context. the reason you see everyone in the media so determined to convict this boy is because they went out on a limb very early on before rittenhouse never showed up. it is the media in their narratives about kenosha and the jacob blake shooting. they fan the flames of jacob blake which they claimed was a killing of a black man by the

cops, turned out he did a slashing motion and they shot him. the justice department determine that. i'm the whole scene, the riot that rittenhouse who walked into fomented by the media. when you break through this, and you watch this key is far closer than i but what i've watched and of this prosecution, there facts are scanned, they should have her brought a prosecution against this kid. it looks like if cure though my clear case of self-defense and chances are it's not going to be nicole kidman's close-up, that's all. >> emily: a perfect night to end on. coming up, president biden has set for months that no one less than $400,000 will be paying more in taxes but a new nonpartisan analysis says that is not true.

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>> nobody's going to pay more. you make less than 400 grand, you will not pay anything more in taxes at all, period, guaranteed, including gasoline taxes. from a federal government standpoint. >> emily: remember that? president biden has promised over and over again his tax hike won't hit the middle class but an analysis by the nonpartisan tax policy center, now the president's multitrillion dollar agenda will force out 30% of middle-class families. while most of the country's millionaires will actually get a tax cut. that's on top of soaring inflation.

the cost of everything is going up from gas to groceries to appliances. earlier today, vice president, harris admitted the surging inflation, she took questions from a preapproved list of reporters. >> prices have gone up in families and individuals are dealing with the realities of bread cost more in gas costs more and we have to understand what that means. that's the source of stress for families that is not only economic but is on a daily level something that is a heavy weight to carry. it's a big deal. so we are doing what we can making it one of our highest priorities. when families are worried about being able to make sure santa claus gets whatever santa claus should get to the children by christmas. >> emily: i was waiting for

that. she sounds a lot different than president joe biden in july. let's roll the tape. >> at what point would you consider inflation unchecked to a point at which you would consider taking action or want to see the fed take action? >> no one suggesting there is unchecked inflation on the way. >> emily: no one suggesting it. >> julie: first of all, inflation, we go to the store and see if they are come in the white house is in denial thinking that's not there the mainstream media saying inflation is six not so bad right now because the economy is doing so well but let's go back to what president biden has said, what he promised on the campaign trail because back in october, he gave a speech in michigan just on october 5th, best of all, the cost of these bills in terms of adding to the deficit is zero and then he says and i made a commitment when i

rode these no one making under $400,000 a year will see a penny of their taxes go up. that was a flat-out lie and that was in during the campaign trail, that was october 5th, a month ago. to see an about-face was a very bad example for the president to be setting because now what do we believe? we don't believe anything. too much they like to tout wage growth, the american people are seeing an increase in their wages but when you factor in inflation, it's a decrease. >> emily: when you account for the average decrease under this economy, it's actually 1.6% and here we have a president so we just heard say serious economists would say that so coming from a place of this elite is seven of this condescending nature and is essentially gaslighting us refusing to acknowledge those

numbers ring true and to compare under the prior administration under which the poverty levels for the lowest rates since 1959 and what i appreciated so much about the prior administration's economy is the fact lower and middle income folks were sharing in the growing wealth of this country and the average median income rose 3% more in the entire eight years under the obama administration, so it goes to show exactly how americans were affected and now their wages are plummeting because the value of the dollar has plummeted. >> kayleigh: it created the most inclusive economy but look at these prices and inflation, electricity up 6.5%, gasoline up 49.6, fuel and oil, 59%, the list goes on but john kerry, the climates has the solution. >> by 2030, we will not have

coal plants. by 2035, we will be in our power sector carbon free. >> emily: is that the answer? >> raymond: this is fantasy land writ large. i don't know where these people -- you heard kamala harris reciting this idea the build back better plan is designed to make everything less expensive except for you, the people paying the bills but for john kerry to say we are going to have no coal plants, think about that for a moment, biden is promising 500,000 electric charge stations all over the country. this is his big plan to get the economy going. here's the problem, does anybody stop and ask what powers your electrical grid? you know what it is? natural gas and coal. i don't know how we are going to replace that in a few years but good luck. the larger problem is we are

spending like drunken sailors. in 2019 and $5 trillion in change on the covid belief this year. i know we've got trillions more in the pipeline. in this can't be a free-for-all and somebody will pay for it and it's going to come in corporate taxes, nicotine taxes in heaven knows what else is in that bill. that will hit everybody. >> emily: we should make you the economic advisor as well. all of this and what does the chief of staff ron klain doing? i caught this on his twitter feed. it white house chief of staff is re-tweeting a "usa today" article saying thank you president biden. he wants thank yous.

>> tomi: of course, they refused to see the disaster they've created. they will acknowledge there is disaster but not that they are responsible for all of it. they really operate on a rob peter to pay paul economics. they think they will create money and that might be their plan, their only plan but we are seeing inflation go up in the thing i want to speak to as well is the forgotten americans, people like where i'm from in south dakota who can't afford to pay more for gas, for milk, for bread, for me, those farmers and ranchers not receiving more for their product but having to pay more for other products they were doing well under that administration. now all they have is an administration focused on pronouns, climate change, and tree equity. you tell that to the forgotten americans that are struggling right now. it's not going to cut it. >> emily: it's a great point. coming up, new york city mayor is a former cop and he is

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>> emily: new york city mayor elect eric adams not backing down after a warning from a black lives matter leader. about adams bringing back certain nypd policies including an anticrime unit. >> if they think they are going to go back to the old ways of policing, then we are going to take to the streets again, there will be riots, there will be fire, and there will be bloodshed. we have people in the city council who can create problems for him. we have people in the streets who can create problems for this administration by shutting it down and make no mistake about it, i am not threatening anyone, i am just saying has a natural response to aggressive oppression, people will react. >> emily: and here is the response from mayor elect adams, a former police officer himself. >> new yorkers are not going to live in fear and we are not going to be intimidated by

anyone. the city is not going to be a city of rights and burning, this is going to be a city where we are going to be safe, have effective policing it is not heavy-handed, have the backs of our police officers and going to hold them accountable to do their jobs so fringe elements want to hurl rhetoric like that. >> emily: what a breath of fresh air to have finally a mayor elect with some type of vertebrae. he is a cop himself in a democrat. >> julie: let detectives at the nypd, i praise them for trying to get crime under control in the city when they've had a mayor for years that has literally handcuffed them, stop and frisk is an issue every detective and every person in new york city hates because if you have somebody who is playing close and suspicious and you have a witness that believes they might've seen a weapon,

police have no access to that person. once they've actually shot somebody, then they can apprehend them and the other thing that is really disgusting is the police cannot do their job unless the politicians allow them to do so. and that is that outright threat. you come after us, we are going to come after you, he is threatening the police. who in this day and age has the right threatening the cops were doing their job? it's disgusting and a lot of these guys that come out of these protests and lash out at the police and attacked the police and get in jail and then bail reform at the next day, that's got to stop as well and i really hope this mayor keeps people behind bars because the only deterrent, the only way to tell these guys there may be a democratic mayor in town but he's not going to put up with that. >> emily: is julie points out, sounds like.

he says he wasn't a threat but i believe it was. he said it's a natural response to this but i do think it's very natural to buy it in light things on fire, highly unnatural but nevertheless, here are some things he said -- sorry, lost my place here. this country doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down the system and replace it. he calls for burning down the system, waging a war on police, mobilizing a highly trained military arm, this is what this guy has said and eric adams, good for him standing up against him. eric adams is doing a great job even before he gets into office. i will surprise our viewers and say i agree on one point. he would not meet with mayor de blasio because he called him a buffoon. >> emily: something that brings us together. eric adams himself was a victim of police brutality as part of his remarkable story and so i

think he is much more of a complex individual then he makes them out to be. >> raymond: he is clearly testing mayor elect adams here. they are pushing him and threatening him but a visit to new york should not be a reboot of escape from new york. nobody wants to go back to those days and i was speaking to two friends today, both of them had an altercation at penn station, one with a man and the other one went into his pocket and pulled his wallet out, the cops are just standing there and they can do anything. the cops hands are tied. they can't enforce the law. that's got to end. new york needs to return to safety and when things were thriving. >> emily: 100%. meanwhile in los angeles where you used to live, robberies, especially home robberies which are so frightening are so out of control. the l.a.p.d. is telling citizens to cooperate and comply if a

crook follows them home to rob them. the department telling residents not to resist and to be a good witness obviously understandably, is to protect safety but come on. are really just accepting these crime-ridden lawless cities? >> tomi: in california, they certainly are and they have a history of doing that. i don't expect them to change anytime soon. they had a chance to recall their governor and didn't do it so you will see lawless california for many years until they get it right and fix the problems but i would also say this, this is why you need a stronger second amendment in california and that would do a lot to protect those in fear for their lives or property on a daily basis but you have to get rid of these policies enabling these thugs, felons, and criminals. the crime and classification where you can go in and steal and shoplift as long as it's under $1,000 and get away with

it and you also have bail reform, these criminals are running rampant because there are little consequences to their actions, so why wouldn't they? it's a crime spree there for the taking him when you don't have a strong second amendment and strong leaders coming of a movement that's also a deep on the police movement in l.a. and california as a whole. this is what happens, criminals running amok and it's not going to change until you change your leadership. >> emily: that's absolutely right. you need elected officials who will enforce it and support law enforcement and das who will prosecute and then an incarceration system that is competent and just. >> raymond: you also needed l.a.p.d. who doesn't say be a good witness. what they're saying is be a compliant victim. that is unacceptable and awful for them to advise the populace that way. >> emily: so right. is the immediate anti-work? several outlets have been pushing the narrative that it's quitting time across the nation

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: a record of 4.4 million americans quit their jobs in september as job openings remained near record levels. the media seems to be encouraging it pushing the narrative that it's quitting time across the nation calling the trend the great resignation. take a look at these headlines from other great resignation is feeling the economy, this is a chance to change your career. in what is so great about the great resignation? >> raymond: i don't find it great at all but i love stories

like this because i think they tell us something about our culture and where people are and it's a disturbing picture. a new see massive resignations, it might be attributable to the covid relief checks, loan forgiveness, there are no consequences for not working so people feel i'm going to go and just watch netflix or take a dry vacation for a while. the government will take care of me. the great economist said the foundation of an economy was human action feared what we have is human stasis and i really worry that we are stealing the initiative from the next generation. otherwise, this is a frightening story. >> emily: that is a lot. >> tomi: it certainly is but that's what happens when you deincentivize and increase

government dependence which is the backbone of the democrat party but as raymond said, might seem good to stay at home and eat bonbons and watch netflix all day long but at some point, you will have to realize the cost of that will be your wife and your freedoms. give those away to the government and in return you will get your stimulus checks, unemployment money, whatever it is you're collecting. there's no such thing as a free lunch and i also say they were americans walking off their jobs and quitting their jobs because of vexing requirements which i stand with them on that. i do not stand with americans choosing not to go to work because they are lazy and they want to collect unemployment while the rest of us hard working americans have to go out and foot the bill. that i don't deal with. what else would you expect under this administration and it seems to punish ordinary americans who want to work and put food on the

table and punish the companies that employ them. we know majority of americans are employed by small and medium-sized companies, not the government that for some reason keeps presenting itself as the answer to all problems and the ultimate employer. i have to point out as well there is a false equivalency here and how the media is picking this up saying the protest we are seeing in different countries protesting valid unsafe horrendous labor conditions equity with the situation here where they are deciding i don't like this job, i don't feel like working type thing. and then "the new york times" opinion article the gentleman was writing how he recognized i'm lucky i get to be an opinion author is a job but i still wake up thinking about it and going to bed thinking about it. so perhaps there is something to this but that's a reflection of him and his choice. not a reflection of draconian workplace conditions which is what these protests are about.

i think this is all about the backlash of the democratic party because they're all for the middle class but sending a double message saying quit your job and we will take care of you with those that are staying at work, we will taxi. what kind of policy is that? >> kayleigh: make no mistake, the worker shortage is a economic problem. you go to a restaurant, everyone is short-staffed. it is your life story worth a book deal and whose life on the panel would make a best seller? up next. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪

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>> the embattled prosecution introduces lesser charges for the jury to consider. is this an indication the prosecution has no faith in his original case? jonathan turley will join us on that. new evidence the national school boards association collaborated with the white house before labeling concerned parents domestic terrorists. a few thoughts for us on that and president biden insists he won't raise taxes on people making less than $400,000 a year. i guess what a left-leaning tax organization found. marc short and charlie gasparino on that surprising news. john roberts, sandra out is today, join anita vogel and i today. >> your life story is worth a book deal? more than half of america actually believes it is. a recent survey of 2,000 americans showed that half of them believe their story, their lives are book worthy.

in convoys contemplated writing the book because it seems to be the thing here on fox news channel in every anger has written a book but i don't know what to write about so emily was like write about the book. they have to be rated g so i'm not sure of the right author to go to. you've got a new book. >> emily: it is rated g. it's about my faith in my life but i agree, some the best stories of hurt as i'm traveling the country and go to rallies and talking to first responders, you travel the country and talk to military men and women, hearing the average americans life story, people are so interesting. i feel like for me what resonates is the ordinary extraordinary and that's what every human is. every human to me is fascinating, everything about it so i think that's also what

resonates, your book is amazing, incredible and it resonates with the american people. he was such an exceptional story to share especially about your faith but i think the ordinary extraordinary and it's going to be a best seller. >> julie: both my children are not allowed to read it because they will be the subjects for many chapters. raymond, should we write a book about your life story? >> raymond: just put it up on the high shelf, i can read it. the most offensive part of this poll was those surveyed said 62% believe children's books were easier to write and they could write them with some ease but limit tell you, i've written adult books and children's books. children's books are much harder to write because you cannot call in a child. it's very difficult to lie to children and to be convincing. i find those the most difficult to write and i'm not sure every

story -- i agree with emily. every story is worthy to be told that i'm not sure everybody is capable of telling it well. writing a book is hard work and the two ladies on either side of me know from having written their books, always tell authors you want to write? sit in the chair. that's the beginning of everything. it is hard work. >> julie: i'd like to write a book but with these new nails, i can't type. i'm serious, i don't know what i was thinking. hate working out? so do a number of americans. a new survey found one in four americans would rather text in x or even what netflix men ever exercise again so what would you do or give up if it meant never exercising again? i don't know about you but have you ever texted and asked because i have on ambien and i would rather work out, that was a nightmare.

>> tomi: i think most americans probably text them without having to give away something else because of that, it's called a little bit of alcohol. but i'll tell you this, most people don't work out because they enjoy working out. i'm sure some people do pay it i work out because i like to eat and that's the basis of all of this so i'm surprised that more americans if they could not gain weight would skip working out and give up a whole litany of things. texting in x, not a big deal but working out necessary. >> julie: paris hilton tying the knot in a bell there wedding fit for a hotel heiress. the 2-year-old marrying a former president chairman and ceo of chicago-based mz industries. after multiple broken off engagements, it was the entrepreneur who got hilton to

the altar. he is a lucky man, is he? >> emily: i'm totally excited about this because we are in the middle of it right now, having a carnival at the santa monica pier, it's a black tie event and it's awesome as we are post covid to see someone celebrating something in an extravagant, fancy fashion. i am so sick of. >> julie: if we had that money, we could throw a three day. just ahead, a brand-new season of hero dogs is out on fox nation, true stories of courageous canines saving lives. we are going to take a look at next. ♪ ♪

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season of "hero dogs" is available right now on fox nation with first-hand accounts of dogs saving lives with people at their sides. this season i am so honored to host including dogs serving with our troops in afghanistan and partnered with first responders, take a look. >> a willingness to learn and she had a really calm clear head about her and she could be vicious when need be. i knew she had been shot by the way that she sounded, so in my head i don't know if she is going to make it yet, that's absolutely huge, she did something to wear somebody's family does not have to be called to be told that the unthinkable. guns, knives, the guy is punching them, kicking them, fighting them, the dog does his job and never gives up. ♪ ♪ >> it is such an exciting season coming you guys coming you'll not be disappointed, go to fox nation right now to watch

season 4 of "hero dogs" and you do so much work with law enforcement, i know that you have seen so many canines and their amazing handlers. >> it's also amazing that bond between handler and k-9 and they do incredible work and it's a reminder of how much our law enforcement officers do and how much the dogs do, i'm so excited to watch the season, congratulations. >> thank you so much, before we go, raymond, you have some news on your book. >> i do, the spider who saved christmas, the picture book that explains the origins of tensile. but that's a different book, but it is a really neat book. i'm hitting the tour tomorrow in tampa, i'm going to arizona, new orleans, the villages, dallas, so see me tomorrow night in tampa i'm looking forward to it and i will sign all of your books to make a great christmas gift. >> you stole my title i was going to write a book exactly like that. >> bien anchor who saved christmas. i will write it with you.

>> can we save every day and you have a special also. >> today is my daughter's ninth birthday and we are two hours away from where he moved out of the city, so i want to wish avery a very happy birthday, this is me without makeup and my daughter avery, nine years old, she is a little spit fire. i don't know where she gets her prom, but i love her to death. happy birthday, avery, mommy loves you so much and i can't wait to see you. >> i almost named my daughter avery, addison, avery. >> and my other daughter is at a sin, we both were going to do that, you were going in a madison after "grey's anatomy." >> my nieces name is avery, and you look beautiful without makeup, i know you will have an incredible party. raymond, best of luck on your awesome book tour and everything, have an amazing weekend rocking fox nation is always coming guys, thank you for watching today, we have just covered everything, right?

>> pushed tampa, that's my home town. thanks to everyone, now here is "america reports." ♪ ♪ >> john: emily, thank you so much, have a good weekend, fox news alert to kick off "america reports" this friday, the murder trial back in court today without the jury is that case it draws closer to a conclusion leaving the city at the center of all of this on edge, i am john roberts and welcome to you today. >> sandra: thank you, john, good to be with you on a friday, i'm anita vogel and per sandra smith today, the prosecution of the case for lesser charges against rittenhoe ahead of monday's closing argument, this is the judge still weighing the defense team to request, tossing case out to buy the lead prosecutor. >> john: missing limb and facing multiple charges for shooting and killing two men and wounding a third during the racial unrest in kenosha, wisconsin. >> anita: jonathan turley will