>> after a year and a half oftha platforms deny, suppressing, and appearing to give cover to the president's son and his questionable business dealings, that media is finally taking notice. they are still stopping short of asking the key questions. what did the president know and when did he know it? this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany here with

my cohosts, harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us, jackie deangelis and joey jones. you may remember president biden fiercely defending hunter be getting on the campaign trail. >> every single solitary serious investigator, including your network and others, have looked at the sense that there is absolutely zero basis to the accusation that i acted in any way inappropriately, or that my son did. >> you think everything that happened was kosher? you know there's not one single bit of evidence? not one single bit to say anything done was wrong? >> nothing was unethical. i'm not concerned about any accusations made against him. it's used to get to me, i think it's foul play but look, it is what it is. he is a grown man. he has the smartest man i know. in terms of pure intellectual capacity.

>> i love how he went to the eye, apparently that's all the media needed to hear. now there are reports that a witness who testified before the hunter biden grand jury was asked to identify the big guy. reference in the first son's plan deal with the chinese energy company. this is raising concerns that the president may have just been pulled into the federal probe. still as rich lowry pointed out the media's lack of interest in the president's knowledge or involvement in the lucrative part of the family business is palpable. if president donald trump are caught up in similar circumstances he would be hounded at every press conference and during every walk to marine one with the question of what he knew and when he knew it. that is undoubtably true. the media hounded to president donald j. trump. i remember. emily, this is significant. there is a secret panel that was convened. you had a witness who testified that he knows who the big guy is. he was asked to the big ideas. we know who the big ideas or can

survive don't maximize. the big guy, identified by bob wilensky is joe biden, that was a business partner of hunter was going to get a 10% cut of the deal. hunters associate james gilley reminded bob wilensky don't mention joe being involved. only when you are face-to-face. how significant now that i witness has been asked about the spirit >> all this does is underscore the fact that the rest of the american people have had this question all along. who is the big guy? now we have proof that the federal government is very interested in who the big ideas. i think it's quite obvious that when you are investigated crimes of this nature, investigations of this nature we have allegations of improper lobbying, tax evasion, improper financial receipt, and influence peddling. it matters who the associates are. add matters with whom you are connecting the dots. so the notion that the president

does not somehow at least identified as part of this molecule when we know for sure his son obviously assigned his brother is, is laughable. it's ludicrous to think the president would not and so might be identified as part of this. it doesn't mean he's guilty of anything, it means he needs to be a reference by the fact that the media has ignored this be the fact that the democratic party refuses to address this, is quite unconscionable it also begs the question that is as the justice department continues its investigation, which all signs point to potentially an indictment coming quite soon, it begs the question whether there is a conflict of interest between them and exactly who they are investigating. mark my words, president biden will be named in those documents. >> it's fascinating. harris, you know it's interesting -- you're reminding us now, emily, it isn't always the person that they are looking at who gets the shine from the grand jury. it's all those other people they are going to find out about. maybe some pressure will be applied their beer the current chief of staff of the

white house is ron klain. i thought this was an interesting bit of reporting. in september 2012, ron klain reached out to hunter biden for cash. $20,000. he had left his post then as chief of staff for vice president biden at the time. he was working as the foundation's chairman in an email he said he needed to tackle a piece of unpleasant business i needed hunter's help. cash. he said but we have to keep this low-key. we want to prevent bad p.r. just as emily pointed out, we don't know all the variations of truth and things that could come out behind-the-scenes in that story. we don't on the surface somebody had some access to something and somebody who had some cash -- those things are coming together. so they get a look at now because it's part of the evidence. this is some of the stuff that's being unearthed.

we have that email, let's put pop that up. this is significant reporting by fox news digital. we don't know what ron klain newcomb he had believed that hunter biden had resources to give to this fund. we don't know if he knew the extent of the foreign business dealings. nevertheless he wants to tackle a piece of unpleasant business, keep this low-key. my question is. is there a chance here -- hunter biden was getting money from rob claim to fund the vp residents? there is a chance for sure. >> absolutely. go back to the big guy. really what it comes down to us can they trace what i think would be 30%, which would be hunter's 20 plus the big guys 10%, can they trace 30% of

monetary value of a deal into a bank account for hunter and then can i take an surmise that one-third of that went to fund something for joe biden i can to take a step back and see it a little bit differently. if you read the whole context of the email. i believe joe biden crashed golf cart at the vice president's residence. it doesn't look like on face value it's much that they were soliciting money is much as the bad p.r. as they hadn't raised any money since the previous last president left. he is in charge of this organization that is needs to save money. he is reaching out to his inner circle to get 20 grand for whatever happened. >> i was under biden's inner circle to tap cash. you go to the people go talk to

least. there is not a not as much but hunter biden that's unethical. it looks like ron klain knows where he could get the money took the quickest. having worked in the nonprofit world everything that is not a good p.r., ella is pedicure. but going back to the big guy stuff and the fact that his laptop is evidence. we can find out if joe biden was in any way taking money that was that's a big deal. >> speaking of the big guy, let's flash back to the then candidates for the democratic party. of course joe biden back in 2019 -- here's what he said that about a son. >> have you ever spoken to your son about business dealings? >> i've never spoken my son about overseas business dealings. >> except here we go, here's the new yorker a few months later.

december 2015 joe biden not prepared to return to ukraine as they braced for a new scrutiny of hunter's relationship with burisma. raise the matter with biden but did not go so far as to recommend that hunter leave the board. as hunter recalls -- this is the important part, his father discussed burisma with them just once. that's what i hope you know what you're doing and i said i do. we have this duty of a picture with president biden and devon archer. hunter biden's business associate. but he never, jackie, never discussed this with hunter? >> it amazes me how the runway as they are not only by the media, but to a certain extent the american public that allows joe biden to lie like that. think about the media's coverage of this, think about "the new york post" story that exposed that right before the election. there are members of the american public who want to know exactly what happened here.

there is a distance between something that's illegal when you decide who you want to be the leader of the free world, the ethics matter. they matter to people when they comes to president trump. i sit back and i marvel at how the issue is so different, the situation is so different when the shoe is on the other foot. it's appalling. >> their relationships matter. look where we are with china right now hoping they don't help brush i continue kill people in ukraine by any means possible. that's where we are asked for. we want another relationship -- >> american voters deserve to know. we can add kamala harris to that list, that is next.

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>> new troubles for vice president kamala harris after she did not wear a mask at a washington, d.c., school where the young students are still required to wear one. republicans like senator ted cruz blasted the move as the latest democratic example of rules for the but not for me. in the meantime to her deputy chief of staff is leaving next month and i would make him the 12 staff to call it quits. that's a partridge in a pear tree, guys, then there's the vp's job approval rating, nearly 52% with an unfavorable view. harris? the news just keeps getting worse and worse and worse for her. 56% of voters view the vice president on favorably in a

whopping 47% say they've view her very unfavorably. >> people don't know what to make with someone if behind the scene she cannot do her job because people are leaving. i'm curious now -- kayleigh, you've worked in the white house, who is doing her day-to-day right now? somebody's got a really be prepping her for what ever that schedule looks like. i don't know if we can but let's pop those pictures back up there. these are not just -- i don't mean to say this in any bad way, but we do know the difference between the person know answers the phone in the office and the person was the national security at advisor pair that person quit and she got back from poland. these are elevated positions for lower ranking positions are important too, but these people even? that affects how she does her daily job. we know the president has given her so much responsibility. so who's doing the day-to-day schedule for her? was making the choices for what she says when she's out and

about? is she helping to raise money? how did she do that? when she cleans up a bike after they have a back end worked out? what looks like she did know what she was talking about. the short answer is now because we never see that kind of preparation. >> right. according to the vice president remember she is not being positioned fairly in order to succeed. so of course there is zero responsibility on her end. but the list goes on end. >> let me make one preliminary. if you are vice president you are in the shadow. i was suspect secretary -- when all comes to me and advocate for the vice president to do something katie miller medications person would come to me and advocate for the vice president. where is the staff advocating to? not have her on the border, -- i don't think it's her staff so

much in this case. i think you see 12 people who have left. it's my way or the highway come i'm not going to read my briefing books. she has a history of this -- i don't think any staff can help us attach helper. the most confident staff, the least confident staff can model the good makes a difference. case in point is yesterday she took a picture without a mask on surrounded by children. did she not remember stacey abrams? we talked about this at the beginning of the air, stacey abrams surrounded by kids mask list. this is a p.r. fiasco. jamaal simons is the new communications director and is a 46 account. official government account. i don't know if you want her, maybe she did want her. it's just simply not a good luck. >> i've a question about that. we are in an optional zone and one of my children just started today with optional mask wearing at school. one was previously allowed to do that. what would you suggest just from a communication standpoint that

the president -- the vice president -- what would you suggest that kamala harris do with that? because the optional mask wears her doing that, or does she walk -- >> i think she doesn't wear one when she's speaking but. i don't even think they need to do that. if they believe in masks religiously put it on as you leave the podium, joe biden -- remember when i was frantically looking for that, put it on before you leave the podium. if you are a mask advocate come i'm certainly not, but put it on before you go stood in front of children. >> unfortunately that wasn't policy, that was memory. >> the media is characterizing these as gas but perhaps more accurately it is a dearth of leadership or a commitment to policy. clearly where there is smoke there is fire because that is an exodus from her staff. >> it would be great to chalk this up the palace entry.

is this personality? really what it is is you literally mess up everything were trying to accomplish. as kamala harris telling the world that sanctions are deterrence and joe biden's telling the world that they were never deterrence. that is the problem we have. kamala harris is most effective is a politician when she was in the senate grilling confirmation hearings and being what we call in politics a bulldog. on the attack. it really that's the role she can serve this administration. she has the ability to really go after people. we seen that out of her as a senator -- i don't know why the biden administration wouldn't want that from her. she's denies uncle joe. my ping it might not be what she wants to do. that's the strategy of the biden administration would like a brother left without knowing what to do with her or she does want to do what they wanted to do. and there's friction and that because has aspirations beyond

the office she has now she does want to put herself out there in a way that gets people to not like you're more than they already do. i can understand that but at some point you have to quit worrying about your political aspirations maybe try to serve the country, that would be cool. >> well given 47% they view her very unfavorably. she actually has such an incredible platform here that she has completely wasted. to go back to the mask for one moment. i think it was intentional not to have a mask on. not only the administration and the democrats realize there is no more abject appetite for these kinds of draconian rules anymore -- and they are thinking about that as they are heading into the midterms, right? the same time they want to cling to covert because it's help them in so many ways, it's been this tremendous place to put blame every time they messed something up. >> why don't they bring that up at the border? >> that's a really good point.

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>> democrats and the president's largest media supporters are sounding the alarm that the party is going to get slaughtered in the midterm elections. especially given his dismal approval ratings. they've been there for a while. let's take a look at the poll which shows nearly 54% now disapprove enough job but he's been doing. those were -- real clear politics where seeing

now. these numbers tend to fluctuate a little bit. but they are all really bad they are all above 50%. in terms of the job is doing -- anyway, this is leading "the washington post" columnist jennifer rubin, who is seen as one of the president's biggest cheerleaders to issue this warning. the president biden's approval ratings remain a deeply worrying sign for congressional democrats in the midterm prospects. if voters are met up biden they will out their anger on anyone after with a d after their name. others are racing the same concerns. >> can the president provide the type of relief that's necessary to prevent a -- >> looks like it's going to be a bloodbath for democrats if they don't turn things around. 65% wrong track that's why it is in the slacking category.

joey jones. the d is good to be the problem. it wouldn't be if the he stood for something like dynamically active and actionable and terrific whatever. but it doesn't. >> the problem with people like jennifer rubin as they don't understand the photos and they certainly don't understand what makes people vote. if democrats get our slacking in the midterms it's as much nancy pelosi's fault as it will ever be joe biden's fault. you look at the bills that do adult past the house, how nancy pelosi's handle that. it wasn't joe biden who spent $3 trillion last year on a covert relief bell that left most people wanting for naught. it wasn't joe biden but couldn't -- i mean he did play a role but it was nancy pelosi's house to cut infrastructure pass but couldn't figure out build back better because it was an inherently bad about purity of people like the squad i want to bear joe biden if he fixed the border you would have democratic

house members -- >> i think we are losing joey's mike. well we work out his microphone problems let's go to check your work quickly to pick it up. >> mean harris is i'm looking at these approval ratings for the president i don't consider anything a slam-dunk until it actually happens. but we do definitely see some momentum on the g.o.p. site here. having said that i look at the economy first and foremost and i see how americans are struggling to put their budget together, the bad ale 40 year highs of inflation. i think about what the president has done to contribute to this bid again he blames the pandemic, he blames putin. people are struggling at the moment and when they go to the poll and they are feeling such intense economic pressure with high gas prices and everything else they start to make decisions that impact their wallet, that impact their budget, that impact their's offensive hope and prosperity, right now that is dwindling to. >> that is an excellent point.

emily. >> apparently had strategies every week has been conducting connecting the focus pulled to determine what voters care about. if, for some reason, it's allusive to the democratic party. other than a certain basis they're putting some things that we been continuously discussing. cynicism about politics and the frustrations of the president has failed to deliver on early promises aired somebody for ukraine mixed with a lack of enthusiasm for biden spending too much money and time on the issue to defend an ambiguity about how important january 6th should be for democrats in the midterm. i think those are fascinating points because that's exactly what we speak about every single day. the average american carrots -- of jackie but couldn't table issues. being put on the table. wanting to see leadership of commander in chief of the white house who puts american safety first but protects democracy worldwide as well.

>> like even if you don't watch the news every day -- i mean it is hard not to hear that the president said that the american troops are going to ukraine. that he indicated that. it's hard not to know about some of the things that have happened. all right, i want to get to this and then i will come to you. a democratic strategist is telling the hill this. everyone needs to come to terms with the reality that were going to get slaughtered in november. that is a fact. biden's polling has gotten worse. not better. it's indicative of the fact that people have lost confidence in his leadership. there is nothing they're going to be able to do. >> no, no, no unnamed democratic strategist, listen to your leader who talks to the democrat national committee. when you talk to the dnc here is a direct quote. in the strongest position we been in months. does anybody believe that outside of joe biden, who is drinking the kool-aid of the

white house aides telling him he's the greatest thing since sliced bread? now the reality is what you just said. political dead in article and said we should stop fooling ourselves. they talk about the enthusiasm gap, we talked about pulling in the enthusiasm numbers. it is a trend line that's impervious to change. impervious to obama coming to the white house it's not going to help. when he was 17% deficit, republicans more enthusiastic than democrats. doom come november. spigot it makes me a little nervous because all of the things that could be happening -- and joey jones has even set the stage there is more that we could be doing with ukraine short of going to war. the things i could be happening in terms of letting us reduce produce our own war in america. if he has performative enough to borrow your word and it doesn't move the poll numbers he's not willing to do those things. >> that's really disappointing. >> yes, unleash american oil.

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>> new york city mayor, eric adams, has acknowledged the acknowledged the launch of billboards across florida that announced that states no law banning discussion on sexual orientation and gender identity for kindergarten through third grade children. the billboards urge those opposed to the legislation to move to the big apple. the mayor calls the florida law an attack on the lgbtq

community. watch. >> this political showmanship of attempting to demonize a particular group or community is unacceptable. we are going to show our support and say to those living in florida listen, we want you here in new york. >> jackie, you and your family are from this area. the question is -- what is the poll, mayor adams? so tot far crime isn't under control. were not exactly in paradise and i think it's hard to contrast and compare us with floridians. secondly, shouldn't you be focusing on the problems in your own city rather than trying to lure other states residents here on a false narrative of legislation that has to do with their kids in that state? >> he should be focusing on that. he is willing to lower people here potentially at any cost. the city is in such deep trouble right now. as a result of everything that is happened from the pandemic and the mismanagement thereafter. i had high hopes for eric adams

paired i'm still waiting for him to clean up the city. he knows he has to bring the tax revenue back. what's he doing? is jumping on the bandwagon. he saying this is a don't say gave bella, that's not what it's about. it's not about free speech, it's about parents rights to have some input with respect to what their children are learning in school. weatherby this sexual orientation or critical race theory for example. he's jumping on saint camilla because we need to money to fix the problems that we can't get through. >> nailed it. now we have a full screen here of governor desantis is an florida press secretary hitting back she says not surprising that the same error that forces 2-4 years old to cover their faces all that is apparently a proponent for gender theory for a 5-9-year-old. in the meantime we also had an incident where a new york city law department attorney dared to challenge mayor adams on keeping masks on toddlers. we have a special get your thoughts on the other side.

>> three weeks ago you told parents to trustee of that you would unmask our toddlers. ten days ago you stood right here and you said that the masks would come on on april off on april 4th. that is not happened. he reneged on your promise. speak all right, so eric adams had time to fight with the mother who doesn't want to mask on her kids. he has time to apparently sit in his office and dream up billboards that are nothing more than a political ploy. he called it a matter of life and death to teach kindergarten no circum- american eric adams, philip matter of life and at the zero city where people getting pushed in subways, little kids getting attacked. this is a way to attack distract from all of that. eric adams doesn't want you looking a crime in new york and he wants you looking at really common sense thinks in florida. i think it comes down to the spirit florida had about 211,000 people migrate, many of which are from new york. i've seen the license plates.

your cat about 300 an end hope it does about to flee the state. that's what it's about. >> my question is how much do democrats fear governor desantis? that's my big question. some of them would do anything they could to reverse the exodus that happened from their city. understandably so. there were points when he would have the lowest rates of cofit in the nation, there were points where he was setting up monoclonal antibody state sites around the state for people to get treatment, he was looking at things differently, he took a lot of criticism for that. now can they change the floodgate flow. it is really hard to get water to flow uphill. >> just on when you were discussing the concept that made people so attracted to the stat stayed away they were thriving that you are describing poll factors, because they are measures of success. you think the mayor of the city would do the same rather than busting a small piece of legislator there and saying

you're gonna move outcome we are going up road. if you happen to have kids in this very small measure of the spectrum, you'd be so impacted you would move here. we are safe now, we are thriving now, read through regulations down, inflation is down, et cetera, but it's hard to have someone focus on the negative so more randomly when it is so obvious that the real intent is the loss of the tax revenue i'm trying to call that back. joey jones, final words. >> yeah, what a sales pitch. come from florida to new york. trade your beaches to sidewalls full of. we'll take all of your money. we'll take away your guns. but you get to talk to 5-year-olds about their sexual orientations and put mask on your toddlers. that is the sales pitch. i hope that works out for them. and nobody was willing to take that deal should probably leave florida and go to new york anyway. it's a zero-sum game in my mind. speak all right coming up is

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elon musk is about a 9.2% stake in twitter, the company -- becoming the company's largest shareholder. last month mosque asked is 81 billion followers on twitter whether he believes twitter adheres to the freedom free speech, they overwhelmingly sad now. critics have roasted twitter over what they called conservative bias. now mosque is teasing significant improvements. east jackie? >> and going to start by saying yes, twitter has lost a lot of traction as a result of its own actions really. look at the stock price. it's down about 25% over the course of the year. twitter and elon musk are no dummies in the scenario here. the stock is trading higher today because folks are going to say he's going to come in for great this company and breathe some new life into it. and get them to stop mentoring

censoring the content. of course elon musk is saying he knows how powerful his brand is, he knows people listen when he speaks. he can profit from this 9% stake in twitter as well. this is one hand washing the other. it will be interesting to see what happens if he keeps his promise to bring some of those standards back to the platform, we'd all like to see it. >> anyone who jackie you may have thought twitter must be licking its wounds, they are counting their cash. joey? >> listen, elon musk is anything but a politician because he is the best person right now is making a promise and immediately following through with it. it's pretty amazing to say. it's something that i find incredibly inspiring because think if we had a house of representatives that would do this, they would make a promise and follow through with it. i think the most impressive thing about this, which is why i don't own any stake of any

business, because i don't understand it. he spent -- i think it was $3 billion and immediately made $1.2 billion. the act of him buying 9% of twitter made the stock go up 27%. the fact that he could not only buy into a company, but make money doing it immediately i'm in all of it because i don't understand it. i find it very inspiring -- from what my understanding he has passive shares -- i don't know how that translates into a board position but from what i read you need to own about 30% of the company to get the majority rule. it would be my position he doesn't stop here, that would be. >> and because of the p.r. valley they might still want him somewhere. yellow and blue. the flag of ukraine, right? yellow and blue.

i think most when it comes to americans who asked on the most for ukraine it's been american support here at home. you see a lot of these philanthropic corporations are doing everything they can but this man alone with star link. he's given them a voice. whoever thought that it would be this one person from our country who could do that? >> i think there is an opportunity for darien -- cross my fingers that twitter could all of a sudden become a force for good in that way if it is loved by someone that is a champion for greater good and for progression. i know people feel a certain way about him was that they are certainly a lot of criticism about it. i thought it was a beautiful representation of what the private sector do when unregulated or unfettered and mixed with someone who has a vision. so often in our day and age vision is squashed by our bloated government.

we put out this poll a little bit of go you want an edit button? the vast majority of people said yes, right? more than 75% of the vote. my point of bringing that up is imagine what the cesspool of twitter could become if people could edit. if they could edit the horrible toxic cutting critical things that they say pit i dared hope that it could be or could become a better place and i'm hoping for that. >> that is one interesting way to look at it. i was questioned you want to know who people are. well i hate the fact -- and i don't use the word hate very often, but i do with this, the fact that the kremlin, that putin is represented in the official office of the president on twitter. i'm a little afraid to follow them because i don't know cat -- i don't want to flag myself with them now that they don't watch outnumbered. my point with saying that is i kind of want to know what the

bad guys think. i kind of want to know what's out there. i want more information coming out last. but i do want the truth. so what does this accomplish? >> i think everyone should have a voice that they won't have a voice on twitter. i don't agree with blocking the former president of the united states but not for the day the day ayatollah. >> or the kremlin. look, twitter has a profoundly confounding business model where they've decided they want to be a department of the national committee. i don't think an edit button can save them. the only thing they can save them as may be elon musk pushing for free speech right now he will keep elon musk out, trust me. the democrats rely on twitter, they rely on the power the twitter has a pair they will find a way to make sure elon musk has no discernible imprint. speak really, you think that? >> i do. coach took a last night. he said they will waive it wage a personal campaign against eli mosque come i totally agree with

tucker. i think is right. >> by the way modern no illusion that the kremlin is putting out the truth. we have people who been kicked off her asking about the hunter biden story. anyway, we'll move on. more outnumbered in a moment.

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therapeutics, now it's a paradigm shift and people feel like they are just as productive at home and i would have to talk to a lot of people to see what the tipping line is, though. many of the people i've interviewed have told me that they don't want to be home five days a week, they do like being in an office setting and seeing some people some of the time and feel they are more productive, blah blah blah. if it's not five days a week, how can it be one? i need to understand the migration from where we have been to where we are going based on evidence and facts and not just a feeling. that's going to be individuals, and how do they get the people at apple to feel the same way, one day not three. i have a lot of questions. >> me, too, and making six figures most of them, 80% green space and even laundry services, not asking too much. >> guys, it's why if aliens

invaded us we would be killed immediately. everyone is such a snowflake, all the young kids, totally laundry service? when i lived in san francisco i went to google every day for lunch because my friends got fresh salmon, smoothies, and the offices are like padisal. it's amazing. the fact they are complaining, heaven forbid they have to complete and go to an office that's like a disneyland but without the propaganda. >> disneyland without the propaganda. and the meantime, the essential workers never stopped working, five days a week, sometimes more than that. >> so many of us never stopped working and came into the office. i think it's huge for tim cook. unlike amazon and facebook, he's saying i want you back in the office even though he knows there is going to be pushback. they are the people who took advantage of the system and he wants them back in the office, he wants his money's worth and i think he is entitled to it. the fact people are pushing back

shows you where the culture is headed and why two years of working at home will have an impact on the country. >> we need a one liner. >> consistency is the key. needs to follow through with it. >> he's asking for just three days. wrap your mind around that. >> sandra: fox news alert to kick off "america reports," hunter biden's business dealings with china. a grand jury reportedly asking a witness to identify the big guy mentioned in the proposed 2017 deal. >> may remember a former business partner of hunter's, president biden as the person. ethics nightmare for the white house. we will be joined with more later in the show. >> sandra: begin with the devastating stories and images pouring out of