♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome to "outnumbered" here's my cohost harris faulkner also joining us caitlyn jenner and joe showing the double standard while covering president biden. may have seen the video of the president falling off his bike over the weekend it'd go viral after all. he breaks but the crowd he got

his foot stuck in the petal clipped and fell to the ground. he got right up but it's not the first time biden has had a physical mishap. you may remember he stumbled at least twice while climbing the stairs to aboard air force one. that was just two weeks ago. still come the left-wing media took very little notice of my mike biden's bike fall. they were quick to dismiss thinks about his age. >> what is false is that he is not capable of doing the job right now or he is not mentally in tune with the demands of the job. anybody, any aide who engage with him or reporters, we can see this. the gears are working, that is an issue pushed by right-wing media, but it is not correct. >> emily: this, of course, is a far cry after president trump appeared to walk down the ramp

slowly after his commencement address at west point some two years ago. >> a lot of clues and there but no conclusions. is at balance problems? are there some weakness there? is there numbness in the feet perhaps with neuropathy? >> he exited the stage don't look like a pretty typical ramp. in a particularly slow and cautious manner. >> if drunk and openly question the wellness of his opponents then if he looks ill it is fair game to ask questions about his own well-being. given his age, 74, and how little we know about his medical past. >> kayleigh: i can't get of the comparison because i was there as press secretary at the time. who would have thought a slight hydroplane on a ramp would turn in to help questions? once upon a time there was a ramp and at what point in the media went totally and completely nuts. but a bicycle fall we will write off.

>> joe: in these ain't easy to walk on on-ramp like that. so, the present at the time of course trump is being cautious. i'm giving biden a pass in terms of following here at given i have done the same thing myself. when the clip is tight or it is tricky to cut off, you go over. all of that said, physically i don't think there is too much wrong with joe biden in that sense. right? he can ride a bicycle. but i agree with the majority of the american people when you look at poll after poll that he does not have the mental sharpness for the job. two-thirds of the country, and another pole, said they think he is too slow to respond to crisis is. even when he had his fastball if you want to call it that it was more like softball. even when he had that his instincts are profoundly wrong. we see it now as president. when he says doubts that we have inflation at a 40 year high in the way to lower that is to add trillions of spending on top of trillions and then he says with a straight face that that will lower the deficit and lower

inflation, or when he blames the border on donald trump, that is an issue too. i could go down the line in terms of what he says and what he tries to execute and how profoundly wrong it is. that if the issue here, not falling off a bike. that could have anyone. >> kayleigh: we have some receipts, this is from drew who does these epic threads of comparing media headlines like trump of "the new york times" this was the worst of them. trumps halting walk down ramp raises health questions. the president also appeared to have problem raising a glass of water to his mouth during a speech at west point a day before he turned 74. the oldest president has been in the first term until now, by the way. than "the new york times" the same publication biden doing 100% fine after tripping while boarding air force one. ashington post says trump tried to explain this loan on sunday walk, same "washington post," stumbles climbing stairs to board air force one. why the ramp story actually

matters, biden is fine after falling off his bicycle in delaware. i can assure you president trump had no problems drinking glasses of water and doing five rallies in one day. >> joe: first of all everyone here at fox news, aren't. >> caitlyn: are reduced to all of this? is been going on for the next mike last 10-20 years and it's only gotten worse. like joe i ride bikes, i'm an avid biker. i've crashed on my bike. i my toe clip caught especially mountain biking where you're going over rocks and everything. and a big crash, okay? it's not bad. it's about his mental fitness, his mental energy. he just doesn't have it. he is a history of being wrong on every subject. he has been in politics for 50 years. on the wrong side of every issue. unfortunately now he is president where he is in a position where he has tremendous influence. yes, the media does ignore it.

but, at this point, we are kind of used to it. we just have to continue our fight. we cannot just let these things happen anymore. we need to continue to expose to the people exactly what the truth is. >> emily: they had a truth they wanted to share their privileges hard-hitting reporting from cnn. [laughter] >> caitlyn: here is the question. the question is how we reached a tipping point? you know, i keep asking the question. have we reached that point where society and people look and see what is going on? i feel like we kind of have. i see changes happening. i think that's a good thing. >> harris: i don't know about that. i will tell you why. so, the picture i posted in my twitter was i think it's an ap or raiders picture i don't recall. but the point of the reporting was so spot on. look at how close all those people are to him. and then i took it further. i want to know are the

secret service the people with their hands on the president like a bug on his back? you are right. i have cycled competitively in college. i wasn't very fast, but you know, i had the clip ends. but from what i understand he wasn't wearing clip in this. he was wearing little slide ends. which there is a difference. once you click and it is hard to get out. so then my question was why was secret service not out in front of him? just, this is the president of the united states. he tips over at an intersection. the good graces of the people around him come to his rescue, because he kind of tipped over face first, right? the good graces of the people around him, great americans coming to his rescue. maybe there were undercover secret service we don't know, but there were a lot of hands at that point. reaching into the president on his back like a bug. i just think if you have any doubt about where his agility or

his mental acuity is then you have to have people out front for him. you have to start protecting him now until whatever we wake up to, caitlin, you put that so well. i don't know if we reached a tipping point. >> kayleigh: as the media protect them almost all the time. >> emily: first imparted to know that olympic gold medalist's fall too. >> caitlyn: i total knee replacement after 16 years and finally able to get back my bicycle and it's been great. i've had hurco falls already. >> kayleigh: glad you are okay. >> emily: but you're right "the wall street journal" op-ed board asks exactly that which is is this the tipping point? because up until now they argued it's essentially not done the democratic party or brighten any favors for covering up for an refusing to acknowledge all these questions and concerns about his competency and ability and his age and all those freckles speak coming to my faculties.

with so little skirt and t in the dark about the fall and maybe there won't be a red wave. maybe actually there'll be a a wave for if there is he can use the g.o.p.'s and bounce back but essentially they say up until now covering up all of those questions, covering up the reality that americans do not ignore that we see with our own two eyes has lent itself to a platform they say they better start doing a better job of going outside of washington to take a potential candidate for 2024 because clearly the ones that are in d.c. are doing no one any favors. to include the vice president and pete buttigieg and everyone behind the president this point who can't stand on his own 2 feet. >> harris: i love that you call him booty judge. >> joe: with a even allow anyone from outside of washington, they are such a time, would they allow some from the outside in? >> kayleigh: probably not.

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speed to lawmakers for the blue column are bracing themselves for a red wave in the midterm elections, gas prices, inflation showing no signs of recuperating from the pain we are in. for obama administration official van jones is warning his political party.

they're going to lose working-class voters. he says democrats overreact to the culture moves and under react to the economic issues. he is not wrong, watch. >> we are in danger of becoming a party of the very high and the very low. the pull of the working class, your people very well educated and very well off. those people talk funny, let next, i've never met a latinx i've never met a bipoc, only talks that way at the nail salon to the grocery store community center, that's how we talk now. that is weird. then people very low down on the economic ladder need a bunch of stuff. you end up overpromising will give you reparations to people at the bottom of the economic ladder. talking weird to appeal to people in the working class walks away from you. that is a dangerous place. >> harris: i can maybe see if you democrat lawmakers throwing

their things of the screen for that. ma because of your friendship with van jones. you guys have talked to strategy on my show. i am curious, what is the strategy of democrats right now going into 141 days from now in the midterm election? >> emily: i think your guests on the faulkner focus demonstrated the strategy. oh, did i see him? donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. it's like this is all the dnc has. it is what they have because they say ultra maga agenda. i worked in 2016 we would talk and he had the anti-trump republican, you have the hill or democrat, and then you would have van jones and me kind of over to the side, this populist movement going on and no one seeing it. he thought trump could win my. he didn't want him to be thought he could because he recognized how off-base the democrats were in the form of the establishment of the party as was the

republican party by the way. >> harris: you talk tipping point by the president moments ago which either because they are running because he tipped over and glad he is okay. what is the tipping point, caitlin, for the procedure for democrats to wake up and say we only have 141 days left? they we should think about the economy. >> caitlyn: from what i have so far i don't think, they get it. i think van jones's right. surprising, years ago i did a dinner with katy perry and a bunch of people. i walk in and there is van jones. and i think oh, my god, i am in trouble. you know? and i went in and out of all of these people, he was the only one i could talk to. he was levelheaded, he had his point, very smart. we wind up going out to dinner and i said i need your number. you're the only one in the room i want your number. we went out but he sees what is coming. a very smart guy and he sees what is happening.

let's say okay, now we get the red wave coming in in november. where are we going to be at? you have mitch mcconnell in the senate, not the most liked guy, but honestly, i think leaders are not liked that much. they always have enemies. that they always have this, but they are leaders. they stand up for what they believe is right. kevin mcconnell in the house looks like i mean he is a money raising machine. he is the hardest working guy. i have an event coming up in a couple of weeks in our county right next in ventura county. matt jacobs is running to unseat a democrat. he will come out. you know? and he is the hardest working guy. i would feel pretty good if this does happen. i don't think that tipping point is going to happen until we take over the house and senate. that is the final tipping point.

first tipping point, elon musk hopefully taking over twitter. that was, for me, turning point. >> emily: it was. >> kayleigh: yeah i think there was an interesting op-ed worry talked with a five-alarm fire that is this current administration and he said, as an attorney, i love this. that they will deliver their verdict on the white house administration come on this administration in november and democrats better pay attention. he list of five things, the transitory inflation that is absently sky-high, the fact that president has lost his ability to scare democratic voters, red? the tales of the maga king. was a most they never heard and that dovetailed in with what we were talking about witches it's undeniable now that the capacity and the competence, the acuity of the president has come into absolute question and the only

thing we get from the white house still is no solutions, only a blame game and tired talking points. >> harris: we did see someone thrown under all wheels of the bus, though, that was a janet yellen the treasury secretary so mad to apologize for them getting inflation so wrong. it's painful and it feels like the relative who won't leave. >> kayleigh: she admitted to be a rough summer. >> harris: for her. w ridiculous you won't feel anything. >> caitlyn: to only use to >> joe: to emily's point with that verdict voters are going to give, we already got a preview last week, texas, 34, a republican woman born in mexico wins a strict, i can't get my head around this. won that district by eight points. that district went to hillary clinton by 33 just a couple of years ago. that is the shift going on here. because people see what is happening at the border. remember we talked about the president's competence in the last segment. on the border, he puts

kamala harris in charge of it. the same person who compared ice to the kkk. you might as well put el chapo in charge. visit bottom line because democrats can read poles and no numbers. barack obama was 63 seats in 2010 he was pulling intimately higher than joe biden, bill bill clinton 54 seats. what the hell is is going to look like. >> harris: lo look better than right now. >> easy to do. >> joe: we get to my >> caitlyn: we get two-thirds of congress that would be a big thing. two-thirds is a huge number. is out happens? >> joe: i liked your section where you asked what is donald trump running in? >> harris: my democrat guesses just the sweetest guy. and it was suggested he might be their only bench and i said would you announce here?

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>> kayleigh: a blow to trans gender athletes like lia thomas as governing organization just adopted a new engendering stomach vendor conclusion policies buried and bans those transitioning after the age of 12 for competing in events. the new rules will protect fairness in the sport. this comes just months after leah thomas made history as the

first transgender woman to win and ncaa swimming championship. advocates for lgbtq athletes are blessing the new policy as deeply discriminatory, harmful, and unscientific with women's soccer legend megan rappa no as she is 100% supportive of putting them in sports shows me the stomach asking so many evidence that there dominating in every sport, are winning every title. i am sorry, she says, is just not happening. we need to start from inclusion period. as things arrive i have confidence we can figure it out but we can't start at the opposite, that is cruel. frankly, she concludes, it is just disgusting. caitlin? >> caitlyn: oh, i knew you would turn to me. the reason there stomach they are not dominating in sports is one person was saying is because there's not enough of them. is only a few of them. on us, we only know of one right now, lia thomas. i'm sure there are some others.

it is just such a small, small, small group of people in our country that deal with trans issues. we are making in the media such a big, big issue over this. first of all, i have been from day one, okay, from the first time the guy got me when i was going into my car i said i do not think biological men, okay, should compete women's sports. need to protect women's sports. i've been out from day one for that. i want to protect women's sports. so, i've been very consistent on it. this ruling, for me, was you know, kind of win. i tweeted about it yesterday. it was a win. it was good. i haven't looked heavily into it like this is a 12 page report about finding out about the 12-year-old, if you haven't gone through the age of 12, i don't know, that is pretty young.

i think we would have to look at preclosely. pretty closely. lia thomas i have no problem with. she played by the rules. my comments were all about the ncaa. the rules were too lacks come too easy. lia thomas kind of slipped through the cracks. but, i have no fault of hers. she play by the rules. actually, i kind of respect her now. why? because you brought this issue forward. now we can finally deal with it. the iaaf quisling with this since i was competing. women back in 1976 had to take saliva tests to check their dna to make sure. this was the years of the east german women, the soviet women, hey. i lived with these girls and i wondered. wow. i had one out lift me in the weight room my last lifting workout in the village. anyway, there are a lot of issues going there. 12 years old, i don't know.

i am all in favor of young trans people being able to compete in sports. i want that, sports are good. okay? i want that. i've been highly criticized. i've only had this one issue i have talked about and that is lia thomas. and the ncaa on their rules. not about the entire trans community. you know? there are things we have to do. i have support. >> harris: do you put them in their own lane? >> kayleigh: that's what i propose was in category. joe, your wife was a division i natalie perry what does she think about this and also that open competition category harris talked about? >> joe: she ran track at georgetown, joya saxon. >> harris: looking at kaylee like i didn't know you ran track. are you hiding this from me? >> joe: where did you run? >> kayleigh: up all my siblings did there were track stars. >> joe: okay 40800 for the record. but she is apolitical mainly

because she is a mom and an e.r. doctor and she is too busy watching cheesy tv don't pay attention too much. when this issue came up, i've never seen her more passionate then she was about this because she knew the sacrifice she had to make to get that scholarship, to get to georgetown, to run at one of the best track programs in the country. she says these four girls that when they go into a race against lia thomas, they know they are going to lose most likely. all of that sacrifice gets to second place or third place when you would have been in first place if this didn't happen. i'm glad you brought up the germs on the russians because they use performance-enhancing drugs, right? during that time. if we are banning people from using performance-enhancing drugs because it gives you a distinct advantage, that i think you have to ban these folks biological males from racing as well because that gives them a biological advantage. that's all. >> kayleigh: the argument is it's not political for the reasons joe stated because it is about fairness in sports and science but it has nothing to do with politics. it's about leveling the playing

field. or ensuring it is level. >> harris: politics come into play, though, because no one wants to be anti-woke. they are all trying to figure out what the answer is but not right for the young women in the competition, not right for the transgender young women, it's not about the human beings that are being impacted in this. they want the committee, the council, to look good. they want the league to look good. what did they do? there try to make inclusive. the problem i have with what they can wrap and oh, an amazing soccer player, the problem i have what she is saying, though is are we really going to then force more of this physical transition through drugs and surgeries onto people who are younger than 12? i mean, is that where we are going with this? i'm curious about the cutoff date. i'm curious why there isn't a cut off, just say a separate place. a separate lane. i don't know. but 12, i would 13-year-old who has been 13 for a month. i just have a lot of questions

about the decision. >> joe: this is not a decision >> caitlyn: the son of decision for anybody else was at the child and the parent and if they have an oncologist or a doctor this is that decision. the government should not be involved in this. politics should not be involved in this. this is their decision. me, growing up, i grew up in the 50s and 60s. i've been around a long time. >> kayleigh: don't look at. >> caitlyn: i just kept my mouth shut. there wasn't even a word for it. you know? i never really knew anybody that was trans. that's why just kept my mouth shut. i was lucky i found sports, you know? unfortunately the suicide rate for trans youth is like nine times higher than the general public. a lot of kids really struggle with this. i don't want schools involved in this decision because i don't politicians involved, they have nothing to do with it. parent to child and if they have

a doctor, the doctor. to find out what is the best solution for you. has to be on an individual basis. >> kayleigh: we are so grateful you're here with this insight. >> caitlyn: i'm so grateful i am here. you know, i have to hand it to fox news. they brought me on as a contributor, but here i sit, all of these lovely, beautiful women, okay? got the outfits working. you know? [laughter] to be honest with you, joe, you look great too by the way. but, i mean i really tip my hat off to fox news and to be able to bring you guys and your great representatives for women. you don't see that everywhere, but you do see it here at. i'm just honored to be able to sit with you. it took me a long time. >> harris: we only heard you say one thing. >> joe: you grew up in the 50s were the tom cruise of this couch, you don't age! >> caitlyn: actually i am 72 now.

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children's lives but the new council may not be the answer. some families have already raised concerns about who is on the new council such as the national parents union. that group has publicly defended examining the moms and dads who protested at school board meetings as domestic terrorists under the patriot act. harris, do you render that letter coming out? i certainly do. two weeks ago there was an internal investigation of the and sta took to that letter they took to the white house and the fbi to look at of these parents. they found evidence indicates they were discussing the existence of the letter. its request and the contents of the letter with the department of justice officials more than a week before the letter was finalized to president biden how can we address them? >> harris: first of all, you kind of thought that anyway because they had such great access to the white house. had to be a preamble to that. right? we didn't know, now we have all the facts. certainly there was a trail to ask questions on.

i'm really curious, this is the same white house that gave us the disinformation governance board. they put their guys, their attorney general merrick garland in charge of that as he was, the same very weak he was testifying on the border problem. dhs, he was at the hearing and during that time they found time for a press release on the disinformation government board. then what they had to dismantle it because the very people they had involved in leading it. if that will happen here, i need a lot more information as an american i have questions. >> kayleigh: i do too, caitlin, getting to the heart of this you saw these parents they want a say in their child's education. i ran across a quote you had given heuer to barney. it was on the issue last segment on the desantis bill not teaching sexuality to carter gardner's. you said this, i've been in control of my children's destiny and what they learn in school, not some math teacher. that is at the heart of what

parents want. >> caitlyn: totally, 100%. i said at the last segment this is about rental rates. parental rights. parents need to be 1 come responsible for their children and that's not easy. trying to find a stable place for these young people to grow up. i mean, i am 100% for a mother and a father relationship, okay? i think that's very good. we have too many families today that are just growing up with their mother. i think that father image is really important. i took very seriously when i was raising my kids. i wound up having ten children, six of them biological, four step kids on the car -- inside. four step kids and when you raise step kids it's a different deal. it's different than raising your own biological children coming up to figure out where you can. i couldn't be more proud of my children come but up but i work hard at that. parents have to do that they have to work hard to give their

kids because you know what there is the day they go out the door. you will see them once in a while, the girls will stick around, but the boys, you know, they are gone at 18. they are gone and college. they will call once a month. you know? you have done your job. that is kind of what i deal with now. all of my kids have done very well for themselves. i'm extra ordinarily proud of all of them. >> kayleigh: you should be. >> caitlyn: still, as a parent, i'm the one that carpooled you. you know? for all of those years. i'm the one who gave the advice about this or that. they know it. actually, yesterday being father's day i got great flowers. my kids all send me stuff. a great card for my daughter, kendall. she said everything i ever knew in life i learned from you. >> kayleigh: so sweet. >> caitlyn: yeah, that was extraordinarily sweet.

it meant more than the flowers. >> emily: joe, that's why parents should be on this not liberals for the interest group as it appears these people are. >> joe: as a parent of an elementary school kindergartner and second-grader i don't want these groups politically aligned. i want them aligned for what is best for my children. one of the groups that is involved spoke out against brett kavanaugh and what a danger he was on the supreme court, no. we don't want this like the disinformation board should never have been created in the situation. the bottom line is that i will leave it here, we are 25th in the world right now in education in terms of math, science, and reading. do you know it is number one? china. we are concentrating too much in the wrong stuff, kaylee. >> kayleigh: in virginia for like let's create a parents board. a new study shows the majority of journalists protects the idea that both sides always deserve equal coverage. what a surprise. open ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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citigroup's new prescription. administration officials now say that they'll be meeting with saudi arabia's crown prince with biden this week, and james freeman with his thoughts on that and world swimming's new rules for transgender women. are they fair? olympic gold medalist donna de verona joins us. robert sanders on assignment today joining nina vogel and me for america reports on the top of the hour, we will see you then. 's musical stomach to ♪ ♪ >> harris: i tried to talk before aretha, what is wrong with me? is she done? all right. a new survey of journalists find 55% say every side of an issue does not always deserve equal coverage. so it may not be surprising that nbc's chuck todd dismissed the idea of the liberal bias claiming the notion is a republican talking points saying "the republicans have been

running on, there is a liberal bias in the media." we should have fought back better in the mainstream media. we shouldn't have accepted the premise that there was a liberal bias. and yet, here is cnn's own don lemon warning journalists not to portray democrats and republicans is equal. >> we cannot have a false sense of equivalency about what is happening when it comes to politics in our country. there is one power at the my right now that is not operating that's been misleading the american people and that is a republican party, sadly, which i used to be a member of the republican party. years ago. >> harris: kaylee called him a liar. [laughter] >> kayleigh: those aren't my exact words. >> emily: well with him being a republican. >> harris: no you weren't. all joking aside, obviously people aren't people. look at how they treated you as press secretary. look at how we have seen others treated by this media.

>> kayleigh: sure. jen psaki was asked by the white house cast the dog from the air force one color scheme change, i was asked of president trump is happy at the south lost the civil war which is a very dumb question. they were part of the survey was 71% hit set of journalists who say fake news is a problem or wrong stories. meanwhile the trust barometer 67% in the nation thinks the journalists are the ones making up the fake news. so good job. joe? >> joe: in that same club don lemon said we don't do opening at cnn, we just report. >> harris: now he is a liar, i will say it. [laughter] >> joe: literally! literally, literally -- >> harris: goodness gracious. to >> joe: literally after saying republicans are better, you can't make this up. >> harris: with the cuomo brothers that was 15 minutes ago. how can he say that? that wasn't propaganda and opinion? when i got to got a big q-tip, come on. >> joe: bob schaffer who i thought was a pretty good journalist and he may still be working a little bit part-time,

he had a great book about the media. he observed this, right? almost all the political media is located in manhattan and washington, d.c. all right? in 2020, joe biden got 95% of the vote in d.c., he got 87% in manhattan. the bubble is very real. >> harris: wow, with receipts. >> kayleigh: i felt there were other points made there. one was does every issue deserve equal coverage of both sides and i think there is difference between equal and equitable and fair. the answer is like here how we do it fox news, we present both sides, in a fair manner and that is important so the viewer understands all sides of an argument. and then with don lemon weighing in on how somehow i actually thought he would end that with and it is the democratic party because of there is any party that has been gaslighting the american people especially since joe biden took office it has been them as we discussed and discussed every single day what facts look like to the american people. that is what the value of the dollar is.

that's of the cost of food is on our kitchen table. what our livelihood costs, everything. that is our receipts and all we need and they could talk amongst themselves opinion are not. >> harris: who is getting don lemon continues with the journalist? [laughter] i mean i was that he was never a republican. when was he a journalist? >> caitlyn: i don't know. i have been involved in the media for longer than probably most of you have been alive. i got my first job in television. >> harris: not all of us. i am old. but go on. >> caitlyn: anyway, i got my first job in television in 1976, right after the games. guess where? my first job. abc? "good morning america." very good. i were true "good morning america." and then, went into sports the wide world of sports and all of that. at that time there were three networks, abc, nbc, and cbs. cnn came in late 70s, hbo came in late 70s, espn 79, and i

remember when cnn came up. they are going are you kidding me? a 24-hour news cycle? no, that is impossible. there is not that much news out there. well, look where we are today. i mean, there are news channels everywhere. there is the internet. there is twitter. the list goes on and on and on. it is so massive today. i don't know how you organize it, you know? in your head. >> harris: we do it emily says. we balance it out. >> caitlyn: try to balance it out. that's the only way you can do it. >> harris: we invite everyone to the party and that's what makes it interesting and compelling. we will move come up next, emily. look at this you will tells all about the hot rod power tour! you would no, i can't wait. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> last but not least, last week for the third year in a row i got to drive in the hot rod power tour, my favorite week of the year, i get to drive my 1972 mach 1, joining thousands of other muscle car and hot rod enthusiasts throughout tennessee, georgia and florida with fun nightly events. there is nothing like the sound and power of american muscle, you guys, and the small towns coming out in droves to support us. huge thank you to the incredible innovation performance technology crew, owned and operated shop that overhauled my mach 1 into the beast it is today. >> lucky dog. >> speaking of cars, caitlyn owns a race car team, jenner racing, and it's all women. >> it is. like put your money where your mouth is, we have to do things

for women, women don't have their own series in racing. they have to race with the men and the w series is not that, it runs in conjunction with formula 1, and i leave here and go to london because we are on silverstone in two weeks and these girls are great and jenner racing is undefeated. 3-0, won the first three races. >> let mow know when you can audition. >> you've got it. >> thanks to everyone. >> john: biden administration pushing back against claims that a recession is inevitable. the odds are 44%, highest in 15 years. >> anita: republicans say they have a plan to avoid a financial melt down. jim banks is leading that effort. what is it going to cost? he will be here with us to explain. >> john: first, a weekend of