>> new and devastating details are emerging in the texas school massacre as the doj announced yesterday it is reviewing police response to the shooting. criticism mounts against law enforcement, who waited one hour to storm the school where 19 children and two teachers were being slaughtered. this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno. joining me are jacky, kennedy, tomi lahren and david avilla. community members in austin

cindric expressed their tremendous loss chanting do something to president biden as he left mass this morning. >> do something! do something! do something! >> emily: that was on sunday. kennedy, the timeline is heartbreaking. 77 minutes passed before the shooter was engaged and killed. >> yes, people are sickened to see what happened inside that school. desperate parents were pleading with the police officers trying to go inside, they were trying themselves to go inside. they were being handcuffed and restrained and we know one child

bled out waiting for help in the critical, that hour between when police arrived and they killed the shooter. we know enough at this point that that cannot happen. there are no excuses, there is no rationale for any of this. what is disturbing for people trying to access the truth, the story has changed. we have been mislead and lied to and that also can't happen. there needs to be accountability from the moment something like this begins. a lot of people look at officers and say, this is what you signed up, for in there, you have guns. >> part of the scrutiny includes what we learned friday, the uvalde police department ignored protocol from active shooter protocol, which they had just

practiced two months earlier. it would be great if you had help, i assure you the kids need more help than you need help. >> i think that is the most disappointing part of all of this. i speak with law enforcement officers and they are baffled. law enforcement at large is most hurt by it and most aggravated and frustrated by it. they want to know what is going on, too. training law enforcement officers need to go through, we need to capitalize importance of training in schools. a lot of people are saying young kids should not have to practice lockdown procedure. unfortunately, it is reality. i went through it and learned what to do if you had an active shooter. i think it would be great if schools refresh the knowledge on

that and sometimes that can save lives. >> that is right. david, so many questions left unanswered. among them and part of the texas department of public safety and doj investigation, the chief did not have his radio on him at the time, which potentially him mistaken it with contained situation rather than active shooter. >> accountability must take place here. thank goodness for the border agent getting in and helping to take out the shooter. no one is being excused here, but when you go into active shooter situation, it is very different than when you are trained for an active shooter situation. we have to continue to make sure we give law forcement good

training so they are prepared as possible. to those shouting at the president to do something, are they ready to start institutionalizing people who show issues. unless we address that in this larger equation, sadly we're not putting ourselves in a better situation to another one from happening. >> jacky, you have -- with mental health component. >> the whole situation is tragic, we should find out what happened, what mistakes were mound and how to if i can them going forward. my whole thing with this, prevention is the key and what is the core of this? when people are shouting at the president, do something, are they progressives, do something, attack second amendment or are they saying police officers need more training or to david's

points, get to the root of the problem, the mental illness that goes untreated and unchecked. we pour so much money into things and people are hurting others. this is what have you to look at, the shooter, his condition, how did he get here, how is this possible and why wasn't the school protected in a better way so that he was able to enter. >> and president biden pledges action, it illustrates disconnect between federal response and federal national regulation and the state and local level and their boundaries that they have. doesn't this underscore need for more funding, more resources, more training and more support at every level, rather than blaming and diluting the failure and support, tomi. >> tomi: i'm glad we're talking

about mental health and the warning signs. i don't know why we don't say something when something is wrong. this is a common pattern between people seeking to do mass harm. they start posting videos torturing animals, why is nobody flagging that and saying, this is a problem, this is sick and disgusting and a common pattern that we see. someone needs to be speaking up. we need resources in our community and at schools to be able to traesz those we see warning signs in and be able to step in and do something before it is too late. the mental health components, we need to be checking up on kids because they have upon spent two years in self learning. how can we fix it from a mental health perspective. >> if you see something, say

something. a 10-year-old has been led away in florida for threatening a shooting. this is what happens when little delinquents, this is consequences, real world. to tomi's points, this is what you face and communication that needs to occur. >> this is a wake-up call for the school and for the family. at 10 years old, you're at the point where you can have structure and be saved. for kids like the buffalo shooter and the shooter in texas, they were essentially disposed of by their parents. there are warning signs and these sick weirdos have a bunch of th in common issue including fatherlessness and being loners and being very

angry at women, there was a great article profiling the personality type of the young men who do this and as she pointss out, it is not young women, it is young men to whom human life is completely disposable as many of them were disposed of. i disagree with david that involuntary commitment is the answer and there is a difference between taking the $200 billion in stimulus money schools have gotten, why not take that money and use the lion share on therapists and mental health and counselors who can get eyeballs on the kids and identify some warnings signs. tomi's points, if you see a kid torturing an animal or talking about it, go through the checklist and then you have a real problem. >> no one knows better and sees that than that particular

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>> a live look at arlington national cemetery on this mehmet oz memorial day. the president is about to lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. let's watch.

>> we are waiting for the president there who will shortly lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, honoring those brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. we honor them --

>> the president is being introduced right now, as he makes his way to the honor guard and the nation slows down for a moment to appreciate and salute those who put on the uniform and made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. it's not just a day to go to target and buy sheets. >> the tomb of the unknown soldier is incredibly powerful and solemn memorial we have there at arlington national ceremony. i participated in a wreath-laying several years ago as a child and it's stayed with me as one of the most profound honors of my life and on this

day, we pay homage and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so we sit here free. >> the cemetery, former home of robert e. lee and quarter master of the army buried his son in lee's wife's rose garden, as a reminder. it was turned into a beautiful memorial for those who have fought and died for this country. >> tomi lahren, your thoughts this memorial day. >> tomi: i'm so glad we here on fox news are paying tribute to those who paid the ultimate price and gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country. i hope young people still realize significance of memorial day and aring taught about the significance of memorial day. it is not just a day off school

or day to barbecue, it means something more. i hope all americans will look to this and realize this is why we stand for the flag and anthem and pay respects to those who have given so much for our country. i hope this is taught and remembered everyday. >> part of the significance of the tomb of the unknown soldier, is recognition of how many have laid down their lives. including my great, great uncle, he fought in the american expidition force in world war i. he is buried in france. millions of americans honor family members who laid down their life for the freedom, the bravery, all the honor we enjoy in the united states of america on this soil. kennedy. >> if you ever see women from the american legion auxiliary,

around memorial day, they hand out poppies, sit and talk with them and ask about their experiences. members have family members they have supported, they have incredible stories. they do amazing charity work and their job is to put country and patriotism above all else. they're wonderful peep toll talk to, you might see them out and about in your neighborhood today. if you have kids, take them to a monument and explain to them the meaning of this day and how it is different than independence day or veterans day and why we do stop and pause and we think about the conflicts that have shaped this country. think about the missteps of the government and brave men and women who continue to wear the uniform and to fight and who did

not make it back home to their families who prayed for their safety every single day. think about the families, as well, and the fact we get to enjoy so much freedom and so much open conversation and ways they don't in other countries because of those sacrifices. they don't get to sit around and challenge each other and disagree in china and north korea and russia the way we do here and as people who talk about politics and foreign affairs and war, it's a great responsibility and also something that we do appreciate and we ultimately talk about those things in the way we do because of sacrifices people like that have made. >> jacky? >> yeah, you see the images and to kennedy's points, you remember why our country is so

great. we are lucky to live here. our nation's military is the strongest in the world. the people and families who sacrifice for us, families send their children away. mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers who have lost somebody in this fight for freedom. it brings our community together when we take a day like this and pause, exactly not to go shopping at the sales or necessarily to throw a big party, but to think about what is behind today and why our country is so wonderful, for people who get stuck and mired down, there are core tenants that make america great. we need to consider them and consider them not just today, but everyday. >> and david, part of what made this particular memorial day celebration honoring ceremony a little special is yesterday

flower laying there at the tomb of the unknown soldier was open to the public. it was a very peaceful, respectful and beautiful ceremony people were allowed to participate in to be able to connect with history in that way to honor all of those who have sacrificed, made ultimate sacrifice for our country, land of the free, home of the brave. >> beautiful ceremonies like this are happening all over the country and our fallen men and women teach us much, include whenning they were in combat, they didn't look at who the party affiliation was for who they were fight withing or what their background was. they were fighting for each other and that freedom we get to enjoy because of their sacrifice and they are putting country

before partisanship. something for all of us to think about. >> that's right. yesterday laying flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier marks that day when four unknown soldiers were exhumed from four cemeteries in france. today on memorial day, we honor all who have made that ultimate sacrifice. we'll be right back.

>> a live look now at president biden participating in the memorial day commemorative events laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. set to give remarks shortly.

>> you're watching the memorial day commemorative service at the tomb of the unknown soldier with president biden laying the wreath there on this day we honor all who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

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>> we're watching live as president biden participates in the wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier on this memorial day 2022, honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. >> the national anthem is once again the target of protests in professional sports with now the san francisco giants' manager gabe kepler says he will not take the field in the wake of the texas school shooting and will forego coming out for the anthem until he feels better about the direction of our

country. >> i don't expect it to move the needle, i just feel it is something i feel strongly about to take that step. i'm not in my best space mentally, i knew it was in the connection with hypocrisy of standing for the national anthem and how it coincided with the moment of silence. >> after yesterday's game kapleshg r said he may suspend his protest when his giants play in philadelphia this afternoon. tomi, this came from an op eshg d he pinned, where he said i am often struck by the lack of delivery of the promise of what our national anthem represents. >> listen, this aggravates me to no end. he has the freedom to express himself in that way and we co-sign he's able to do that. for me what is most frustrating

and agitating besides baseball is going woke, furthermore, activists that want to kneel for the anthem, they make it about themselves and the fact they don't agree with what is going on in this country. i don't either. i didn't vote for joe biden. he is my president. it is not about that. it is not co-signing every decision that is made. it is about paying respect to those who laid down their life and fight for generations of americans, all colors, religions, sexual orientations. he is able to express himself because of the individuals. i wish he would have more respect and i hope baseball doesn't continue down this woke path. baseball fans like myself are

disheartened by it. >> david, standing for the anthem represents this, guy said when i remove my hat, i'm participating in a glorification of the only country where mass shootings take place. >> the most insightful thing gabe said, he knows it won't move the needle. 68% of americans strongly believe in this country or are extremely proud of this country. on this memorial day, it is that we should focus on, far more americans happier, may not be happy with the direction we're going under president biden, which is understandable and people blame him the direction we're heading, it doesn't mean they don't love this country and major league baseball manager seems to imply that doesn't need

to be done. >> jacky, maybe i have a different definition of brave, today we are honoring brave men and women who laid down their lives for our freedom issue the texas rangers manager called this protest brave. >> i don't exactly see it that way, i don't agree with not standing up for the anthem. people feel we are headed in the wrong direction, but we still live in the greatest country on this earth. people should be coming together to find solution and work on problems that ail us. not saying i will not honor servicemen. what president biden is doing, he got on the podium and said he would unite this country, but he takes a jab at maga this and that and alienates people. that is not going to help. we have to get up together, work

on serious problems and issues we have. if you don't like decisions being made, the midterms are around the corner. >> kennedy, forgive me if i feel this guy is a little rich. he is growing up in woodland hills, enjoying life as the manager, blogging on his lifestyle website. why don't you utilize the civil rights afforded to you and lift up others rather than blatherring to us about a lot of things that ring hollow and performative. >> yeah, his blog post was amateurism, hard to get through and poorly written. this is self-congrat latory on his part. this is a token gesture. it will not do anything. what would do something is go mentor kids in san francisco, identify at-risk youth and bring them to the ballpark and get

them into sports and get some structure in their lives now. why don't you use incredible resources and blessings to alleviate the homeless crisis in san francisco. he is doing the same thing colin kaepernick did. he didn't tell us what better looked like, he didn't tell us his precious threshold for this country. he is not making the country better. i like the giants, they are in third place, he has more work to do. >> go a's. levity aside, he said we have our moment over and over and move on without demanding real change from the people we empower to make changes. that is what voting is for and him using his position to lift

up at-risk youth or anyone vulnerable his position could do good for and instead we're listening to one more performative activist and i would like to press mute. >> let's move on to a different norcal hero. nancy pelosi's husband was arrested over the weekend in california and charged with driving under the influence. paul pelosi driving a 2021 very fast porsche arrested in napa county, where they grow line and cops are looking out for old drunks. he posted $5000 bail. as a lawyer and resident of northern california, what say you, emily compagno? >> what say you, kennedy? i was quoting the crown, everyone. first of all, this really angers me and upsets me. it is super juvenile.

this is not what you do, you are supposed to uphold the law and show us what you are supposed to do, equivalent of stumbling out of a bar with your keys in your hand heading to your car. in napa there is appreciation for alcohol and also for ensuring people don't drive drunk. this guy blasted through a stop sign and blew across the st. helena highway. he is massively lucky the poor man that hit him or when they hit each other, he wasn't injured and there wasn't a death occurred. he thought he was above the law. bail set at $5000, typical for dui charge. i am disappointed and hope he is held accountable and not given a pass because of who his wife is. >> or how much money he has, northward of $120 million.

they have an estate, he was only a few minutes away, so call an uber. you can stash the porsche overnight or buy a new one the next day, it is not worth putting people's lives at risk. >> money nor power prevent stupidity. it is person in charge of dui's just resigned because she was charged with a dui. it goes to the bigger issue out in california, you have prosecuting attorneys who will not enforce the law, so the question going forward is paul pelosi going to be prosecuted for this dui? >> yes, if for no other reason than the illiteration alone. >> tomi, is this a coping mechanism having been married to the house speaker for so long?

>> listen, i don't think there is any excuse, even being married to nancy pelosi. he's made a lot of money off that title, i'm sure. there is no excuse for this. this is selfish. for the last several weeks we've been hearing from democrats how republicans don't care about life and don't care about anybody's safety and to have somebody prominent as him do something so reckless, so selfish, imagine if someone had died because of his decision, he could afford an uber or a driver. this is ultimate slap in the face. i hope he is held accountable and i hope nancy says something about it, we are owed that, as well. she talks a lot, like to see what she says about this one. >> if you are nancy pelosi, how do you respond to this? >> she was on the east coast and

didn't give comment so far. it is typical of nancy pelosi. this is classic do as i say issue not as i do, she does that. do you expect her husband to do differently? the man is 82 years old, he could have a driver, driving a very, very expensive car in napa and makes the decision to go on the road under the influence, he could have killed somebody and he thinks that is okay because of his stature and nancy pelosi thought it was okay to tell everybody to wear a mask, but it came to her, she didn't feel it was necessary to wear it. i am sick of this, i hope he is prosecuted to the full extent of the law. this is ridiculous. >> to quote the speaker when he was freestyling about the avid baby formula crisis, there will be indictments. [laughter] >> emily, does this speak to people in general especially on

the west coast who have subclose proximity to money and power, they feel like the rules just don't apply to them? >> emily: yes, what factors in geographical area, they own a winery and in addition to their estate, it is probably just another rich, privileged person married to pelosi forever that says, oh, it is just a few minutes, it doesn't matter. that is the impetus behind the movement of drunk driving, one second matters. you click your seat belt, you do not drive drunk, one second could result in the loss of life. he is fortunate this particular omission, didn't result in the loss of a life. that is terrifying he blasted through a stop sign, ran over a highway and got t-boned by a

driver with another passenger in the car. he is lucky this is all he got, this dui should go on his record and pelosi needs to answer for it. >> yeah, he is probably deaf from the yelling he got from his wife, i'm sure she is not pleased. up next, "top gun maverick" breaks memorial day box office records. emily has a report for us, she saw it, she has it next. ♪ ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c.

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1986 "top gun," the best movie of all time. this one is shattering box office records and giving tom cruz his first $100 million opening weekend and has wide open skies, monday, to rake in more cash. critics say it is a huge success in part because it is pro-american, nonapol jettically so and nonwoke. kennedy, it was amazing, my family was responsible for eight of the 100 million. we were cheering and clapping, it was the best, man, 100%. >> everyone who has seen it says that, i cannot wait to see it. everyone who has seen it are so happy about it and stocked when they come out and people who haven't seen it can't wait. how long since we've had something like this that reconnects you with nostalgia and retro goodness, fighting the

commis to now when we need to be reconnected with this country and something greater than ourselves, which is tom cruz. >> and need to be reconnected with kenny loggins. it didn't do what james bond did, or what star wars did, instead "top gun" chose to respect human nature and use what worked and what people love, which is america, tomi. >> tomi: amen, please bring back good movies like this, the movies in the last couple years have not been great, they are woke, they are about those who make them and applaud themselves and nobody goes to see them and they win oscars and nobody watches the oscars either. it is great to see something

like this back and glad to see people going back into theaters, that really hasn't happened in two years either, feels like normalness is coming back and i'm here for it. >> that is right. part of the machine that is tom cruz, he was dedicated to having this exclusively in the theater, that theater experience that is unable to be replicated when on a streaming device or in your own living room or whatever and jacky, to tomi's point, there is a long list of box office flops that show attempt at being woke from "west side story," and "wonder woman," "ghostbusters 3" that failed to bring in any type of money and belies that lack of support from the masses for this woke redo of prior movies that people love. >> absolutely. this is a real business success story, it is the wokeness that

make people not want to see sequels and remakes, that is the culture we live in. this is a great weekend to release this movie. it is not a woke version of what we saw in the '80's. the '80's and '90s were the best time in my life and i think back to the days, so many people do and it takes you there and captures nostalgia. how we've evolved culturally, maybe not always in the best way. core values are our best values and that is what people remember. 146 million, an amazing number and it will only go up. >> david, part of what people are celebrating when watching this movie are the military, as we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, this movie celebrates elite fighter pilots and amazing skill sets they have

and also, i think, it shows it was worth the wait. there was a lot of talk and hype and this movie was pushed back two years because of covid and now worth the wait, david. >> it's hard to present fighter jet pilots and combat in the woke position. it also underlies the real meaning, which is military force is important in our world that success is a good thing, that wanting to be successful is a good thing, celebrating success and having a strong military all underlying messages of that movie that helps drive the success it is seeing. >> right. kennedy celebrating the agelessness of tom cruz and how good he looks shirtless playing football. >> it was fantastic, that was one update, the volleyball scene was replaced with touch football

and the golden hour, they all look amazing and i like miles teller and jennifer connelly is fantastic. >> you are saying that to provoke me. yes, miles teller was fantastic son of goose, don't worry, i will not say any spoiler alerts. i encourage everyone to see it in the box office and support the u.s. they paid -- hollywood paid $11,000 per hour for use of fighter jets, cool to watch the scenes knowing the pentagon, that is not simulated, it is real flying, really exciting and awesome and our brave men and women, service members that do that everyday shows glimpse of what they do for us. coming up, thousands of service members are in the streets of new york city, fleet week is back and we're so excited about it. ♪

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♪♪♪ >> it's another beautiful sign of a return to normalcy after a two-year pandemic pause, new york city has welcomed back the brave men and women of the military for fleet week. honors members of the u.s. navy, marines and coast guard and kicked off wednesday with a parade of ships in new york harbor. lots of fun event open to the public and ship tours continue through today. no one is more excited about all of those men and women in the beautiful white uniforms than kennedy. >> absolutely right. and if you are in new york city,

hundreds of thousands of people have descended upon the city throughout fleet week, and it's not just men and women in the navy but as emily pointed out, coast guard and marines as well. buy them a lovely beverage, thank you them for all they do, and embraced by the people of gotham, it's a wonderful tradition, started in the 1980s, and a lot of people, especially female people look forward to their arrival every single year and some of them even have a count down calendar for fleet week. >> we don't know who that might be. >> tomi, to kennedy's point, enables the public to engage with the brave men and women and express their gratitude. >> it's so nice to see normalcy coming back and people that are proud to be american and proud

those who fight to defend our freedom, god bless them and i wish i was there with you. >> that's right, god bless them all. thank you to everyone, special thanks this memorial day to all the brave servicemen and women who protect our freedom. now here is "america reports." >> god bless them all indeed. president biden paying respects at arlington national cemetery as americans across the country remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice serving our great country. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "fox news live." >> let's listen to the president right now. >> caring for our neighbors as ourself. working fervently to bring our union, just that much closer to fulfilling the founding creed as the secretary said that all women and men are created equal. it's often said that as a nation we have many