"fox news sunday." my special guest is kate reed, we have much to discuss with them. check your local listings for airtime in your local fox station. set the dvr were to be 2:00 eastern ready on fox news. >> dana: mike i know you're also hosting special report tonight. you're doing lots of extra duty and we appreciate you being here on "america's newsroom" with us. thank you so much. julie banderas is >> thank you very much, dana. some of his harshest language yet. also calling for a major change to the senate rule, by the way. of course when it came to the high court's opinion. welcome to "the faulkner focus." i'm in for harris faulkner today. dealing blow after blow to the president's agenda. overturning roe v. wade and limiting the power of bidens epa. the court's decision that americans have a right to carry

firearms in public. here is the president yesterday on the world stage at the summit. >> the one thing that has been destabilizing is the outrageous behavior of the supreme court of the united states and overruling not only roe v. wade but essentially challenging the right to privacy. with an a leader in the world in terms of personal rights and privacy rights. and it is a mistake for the supreme court to do what it did. >> julie: he also left a major controversy, calling for change to senate rules in order to make roe the law of the land. >> julie, good morning to you. the president's decision to call the supreme court's behavior "outrageous" may be one of the first of many rallying cries that we hear. the president is going to be meeting with a handful of democratic governors to talk about what they can do to try to protect access to abortion. among the governors the president expects to meet with,

connecticut, california, new mexico, washington state. but the real action may rest with congress at least of the president gets his wife you're now urging the senate to rewrite its rules to allow us all are majority to legislation to protect access to abortion. until yesterday had been resisting calls to scrap the filibuster. but the president is not the only one on the attack here. chuck schumer are now trying to paint the justices as essentially the same as the former president donald trump. shema writes "with maga republicans attacking gay rights, women's rights, so much more, we will keep fighting for the rights of all americans." republicans are fighting back, calling it "unacceptable." he is shocked that president biden would even take such a stand, especially against another branch of government. >> the fact that he would go,

while on foreign soil, attack the supreme court of the united states united states, undermine it, delegitimize it, unpatriotic. i have never seen anything quite like it. >> with the court's term officially wrapped up for a few months, we expect the action to go back out on the campaign trail if you're trying to rally the base on a specific issue. as for the president himself, he will be out at camp david for the weekend. >> julie: mark, thank you very much. some top lefties are slamming the supreme court's epa decision. aoc tweeting "catastrophic. it is not enough." elizabeth warren tweeting "our planet is on fire and this extremist supreme court is destroying the federal government's ability to fight back." senator ron johnson. >> they love creating this state of fear. they did it in the pandemic. they have been doing it for years now with climate change, and they create a state of fear so that they can be they want to

solve the problem. in the case of epa, they love the authority, the power. and they just grab more power. >> julie: and of course the liberal media chiming in. chris hayes treats "the supreme court is now a threat to the planet." that's from dan rather. "dear supreme court, thanks for nothing. planet earth." former white house contributor, columnist for "the washington post." i'm glad that those tweets were able to entertain you. they are a bit alarmist, but i would say entertaining to say the least. this is like when little kids get mad when you tell them they have to put their toys away because it's time to go to bed. literally the left is having a temper tantrum. >> they are having a temper tantrum because they control the house, the senate, and the white house, and conservatives have had a string of major policy victories thanks to the supreme court. it is worth just stepping back and looking at what a momentous term the supreme court is

having. they have allowed states to protect unborn life. they've protected our second amendment rights. our free speech rights. they end with the climate decision, have restore the separation of powers and taken a blow against the administrative state. these are major conservative victories, and every conservative in america should have forwards on their lips right now. "thank you, donald trump you" every republican president going back to the 1970s, half or more of their nominees have either defected to the liberals or become a swing votes that vote with them on key issues. liberal justices never vote with the right, so donald trump is the first president who has appointed three judicial conservatives who rule as judicial conservatives as they promised to you on the court, and not have had massive impact already. this is just the first term of this new majority. it's going to get better and better. >> julie: i think people actually need to go back to third through sixth grade here.

let me revise. there is the legislative branch, the bodies that create laws, the court interprets laws. it is not to have an agenda or omission with the exception of interpreting or determining constitutionality. that is the way this works. the supreme court decisions are not political. >> no, they are not political at all. and you saw this and the fact that they have held president biden's right to get rid of the remain in mexico policy, which is a terrible idea, but he's a president of the united states, and they defended his executive authority to do that. i did not like it one president trump's hands were tied by decisions that obama made by executive decision. so they did the right thing as a matter of law. even if it is not necessarily the right thing as the policy outcome. >> julie: switching gears, lots of americans hitting the road for the holidays. gas prices are having around $5

a gallon and that is the highest in july 4th history, by the way if your top white house official doubling down on the president's remarks, saying that americans will just have to deal with those painful prices for "as long as it takes for you cream beat russia." >> this is about the future, and we have to stand firm. what i would say to americans across the country, this administration is going to do everything in its power to launch those price increases and bring them down. >> julie: it's not just gas. the white house rate from last summer not aging so well. maybe they should take it down here celebrating the july 4th barbecue costing $0.16 last than last year. catch up on the news. the cost of the fourth of july barbecue was down from last year. it's a fact. you must hear or have heard. hot dog! the biden plan is working, and

that is something we can all relish. i think the puns were cute, but wow, talk about backfiring. your cookout will run about 70 bucks. prices for meat soaring more than 30%. side dishes and drinks also lightening the wallet as well. i don't see the white house, though, tweeting and bragging about this. first of all, let's talk gas prices for as i can get i want to get down to the present solution or so-called solution. he is asking states to suspend their gas tax. that is a horrendous and ineffective idea. here is why. it is going to increase quantity demand for gasoline, and then put more hands on the money of producers with zero going to the government. the primary influence to the consumer, so basically my driving habits, your driving habits will be determined by the overall price. not the oil companies, so he is

telling us a real bill of goods yet >> he is, and he wants -- using the infrastructure bill. one single bipartisan achievement, something he's done that is actually good. republicans agree with. building physical infrastructure in the country, and he wants to use that money to lower the price of gas by a fraction of a fraction of the cost. the thing that they like constantly, when they say that it is because of the war in ukraine. we are just going to have to stick it out as long as we can. i'm sorry. gas prices have risen to a 30-year record in october of last year if your long before the war in ukraine began. we had already reached 40 year high inflation long before the war in ukraine began. did the war in ukraine make it worse? sure. absolutely it has, but we were already on this long before, so

blaming putin is not the answer. >> julie: i mean, begging for a terrorist regime nations for help is not the answer. >> venezuela. >> julie: absolutely. have a great weekend. thank you. >> thank you. happy fourth. [yelling] >> julie: remember that? parents out ranged over what their kids are being taught in school. well, now one group is taking legal action against those. plus the president apparently changing his tune on the filibuster. >> i believe we have to codify speed ten, require an exception to the filibuster for this action. >> this nuclear option is ultimately an example of the arrogance of power. >> julie: but critics are pushing back and calling out democrats were trying to do an

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>> julie: president biden set to hold a virtual meeting this afternoon with governors of several deep blue states. those leaders are actually taking steps to strengthen abortion in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe. the president is getting cheers from the left and jeers from the right after this yesterday. >> i believe we have to codify roe v. wade into law, and the way to do that is to make sure congress votes to do that, and if the filibuster gets on the way, just like voting rights, we provide an exception for this. the required exception to the

filibuster for this action to deal with the supreme court supreme court decision. >> julie: critics quick to hit the president for pushing to blow up the rules of the senate, but his wishes likely going nowhere fast for a moderate democratic senator kyrsten sinema and joe manchin reacting to the statement, saying they are standing firmly against changing the rule. and exempt from "the new york post" editorial reading "biden and company may think codify and roe is so important, that it is worth bypassing the filibuster rule just this once, but those who oppose it feel just as strongly about not codifying if you're the filibuster is meant to stop such controversial issues from being passed with just a slim majority. mollie hemingway, fox news contributor, joins me now. the left is basically throwing a temper tantrum because when they don't get their way, they are going to try to fight the rule. the rule as a rule. why do the democrats not understand? >> it is just really shocking to

see biden on foreign soil attacking american institutions. i don't think anyone has ever gone after the supreme court or another branch of government on foreign soil like you did yesterday but also attacking the filibuster, which is something that he has spoken so strongly in favor of. he called it a pillar of american democracy. democrats of course heavy is the filibuster some 300 times during the trump administration, and the whole point as that editorial put it, to make sure that controversial issues are not ran through against over the american people. there is no issue on earth and certainly not in america more contentious than whether or not to protect unborn human life, and the idea that you would do it on this is explosive and irresponsible. >> back in 2017, biden actually said, in these are his words, "it is dangerous to delegitimize the court." "when you delegitimize the court, you delegitimize the legislative body. it is corrosive."

anna makes it almost impossible to reach compromise. in order to function, you have to remember it requires consensus at the end of the day. and this was not just a one-off comment, by the way. president biden has also been defending the filibuster for decades. watch. >> ending the filibuster is a very dangerous thing to do. >> this nuclear option is ultimately an example of the arrogance of power. it is a fundamental power grab by the majority party. >> julie: do you remember when president trump was an office, and he floated around the idea of using nuclear power, and the laughter literally went nuclear? now the tables have turned. more hypocrisy. >> while, people are right to be concerned about the questioning of institutions. you have to be very responsible and careful about how you do that, but you have right now it's an entire left that says if

you have any questions about the 2,020th election that you are a seditious trader, even though that was an election unlike any other that we had faced in our history, and at the same time, they are going over time questioning the legitimacy and announcing the legitimacy of the supreme court for the simple reason that they don't agree with the decision. now roe v. wade was a very poorly decided decision. it lasted for nearly 50 years, and yet the way that people thought it was to work through the courts, recognizing their legitimacy. if you want to have a republic, that's the way to go. yet you are seeing this kind of widespread dangerous fashion, how people are talking about packing the court, threatening violence as chuck schumer did against judge kavanaugh and gorsuch. these assassination attempts, really fraught moment. >> julie: by the way, hoping for a possible red wave in november, meddling in a host of g.o.p. primaries. dems are actually pouring money into the campaigns of more

conservative candidates. they think democratic nominees will have a better chance against a further write up phone and in some races. kelly schultz, a republican candidate for governor says that dems have actually spent seven figures to promote her trumpet endorsed rival in next week's primary, and she's not having it. >> to the democratic governors association, they decided to put about a million dollars into the other campaign to be able to run out for him on tv. they are only doing that for one reason. they are doing it because i know that i am the only candidate that can be a liberal in november. >> julie: i mean, this is crazy if you are not only this. there are about 1.7 million americans that have changed parties. over a million of those americans have changed to become a republican in some 700,000 or so. they have gone and leaned to the left. so obviously the red wave is coming, and democrats are scared. but is this the way to go about it?

>> democrats are meddling in multiple different ways. in some cases, they are going against more establishment republican candidates. in other cases, there meddling in favor of them. people like liz cheney or the establishment figures in georgia. republican officials should not worry so much about this. what they need to do is pick candidates that they are base likes that will be energized to come out and vote for them. they should focus on policies that will reach out to independent candidates. all's fair in love and politics. people will metal and try to take advantage. they have good issues, reaching out to the independents. >> julie: all is love and politics -- and i don't know. i don't think anybody think that's fair. it's unfair. oh, well. mollie hemingway, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> you too.

thank you. >> resign! >> resigned, coward! >> shame on you. this is my child, not yours. [cheers and applause] >> who is protecting our child? >> you are teaching children to hate others because of their skin color. and you're forcing them to lie about other kids gender. i am disgusted by your bigotry. [chanting] [shame on you! >> parents going after the school district over mask and vaccine mandates as well as its woke curriculum. board meetings erupting and screaming matches and in some cases even the arrest of

parents. suing the public school system on behalf of a group of parents. they accuse the district of moral corruption of children and it's deliberate "almost gleeful violation of parental rights." a statement reading this. "parents across the country should be shocked and horrified to see a once respected school system systematically destroyed all because the district believes that it has more of a right then parents to tell a captive audience of students what they must believe." clint thomas is out loud and county father. general counsel for america for his legal. thank you gentlemen, for both of you coming on. i want to start with you. you are a parent. you are a father. i don't want anybody telling me what my kids should learn in school. that's my decision. they will become the adults i want them to be, not you.

the suit was filed on behalf of 11 courageous parents. compel student speech, force of young children to use bathrooms and locker rooms with members of the opposite sex. also keeps parents in the dark when their children lead a double life as a different gender. the fact that i'm actually saying these words is hard to believe. >> thank you for having me on. i am a father of five. children who have gone through l cps. i don't think anyone back in 2019, when this board was elected saw this coming. the insidious test of the equity agenda and how it has actually played out. it really impacted us on day one of this past school year when my two girls in high school were actually asked in public to declare what their pronouns are. we said no, that's not going to happen. so we contacted the principal right away, and they admitted that it was a violation of their own policy. we found out in regulations that

parents are now being shut out from knowing if their child is expressing a different gender. the plaintiffs that i represent, about ten others that are you saying enough is enough. there are thousands and thousands of parents and teachers, stakeholders here in loudoun county, concerned citizens saying enough. hand me a break. we are going to rebuild the wall. the miseducation of our kids will be torn down. parents have been shot out. >> julie: i have a friend who has a daughter, 11 years old in new york city pick she came home one day and actually told her mother that she thinks she is pansexual. all of these kids at school were discussing whether you like boys or girls, and she was like i don't really like either. i like everybody. you're 11. you should not even be talking about sex when your 11. these are things that are being put into children's minds. so disturbing on so many levels.

>> julie, you're exactly right. very disturbing. the simple fact of the matter is that virginia, as in many cases across the country, there are rights that are an issue. parents have a fundamental liberty to control the upbringing, moral instruction, and education of their children is going to be recognized for well over a century. one of these things that everybody knows and understands. it's been recognized in the constitution. in many states across the country, children have the right to a free public education. schools have a duty, responsibility to provide that education, but what happens when schools, like what we are seeing in loudoun, are violating that fundamental right of the parents while also threatening the rates of -- putting parents in a position where they have to choose, do i want to be able to control the upbringing of my

kids, or do i want to receive this free education? they should not be forced to make that decision. >> julie: clint, the lawsuit is suing for the systemic and egregious moral corruption of children and a deliberate and almost gleeful violation of parental rights. parental rights, that is what this is all about. parents have the right to make decisions for their children, and i don't think a lot of us parents actually knew what teachers were teaching them until the pandemic, which was so unfortunate. my kids are on zoom calls, and i'm actually listening. and i cannot believe what they are being taught and not talk. go back to the classic days of teaching books and studies about history, rather than erasing it, and stick to the facts can't stick to history. forget this modern day woke crap. >> we are very tired of lcps wasting our kids time enforcing nonacademic materials down their throats. we have seen it happen in our

advisory box where children are subjected to highly sexualized material. teach what you want as a parent. it is really the parents job, the ultimate educator of our children. it is not the mission of lcps. >> julie: clint thomas, jean hamilton, thank you for coming on. have a wonderful holiday. a police officer calling for backup after discovering 53 dead migrants in the back of a tractor-trailer in texas this week. we are going to bring you that chilling new audio. disturbing. plus, he's back to. ♪ ♪ >> i'm out of here. thank you all very much. ♪ ♪ >> julie: reporters fume as walkaway joe strikes again. power panel, next. ♪ ♪ ohome, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of

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>> julie: fox has obtained new audio from monday's horrifying discovery at 53 dead migrants in a tractor-trailer. near san antonio. you can hear a police officer who arrived at the grisly scene calling for backup. >> all we have right now, south in that location. towards the mechanic shop right there nearby. i have so many bodies here. >> julie: wow. customs and border protection call fox exclusively, 518 have died so far this fiscal year, not including that's 53 on monday. that is way up from last fiscal year's unofficial total of 566 and 247 only in 2020, if you compare the numbers. those numbers are expected to keep rising after the supreme court okayed ending the remain in mexico policy. "the new york post" writes that scared "scotus ruling paves the

way for biden to let every migrant in. no policy to deter illegal immigration, but the fight is not over yet." power panel, former trump advisory board, leslie marshall, joining me now. jajason, i want to start with te trump policies that are no more. and the reason why the numbers are the way they are. remain in mexico, title 42, these were deterrence, if you will. erase the deterrence, and you have an open border policies essentially enough formal invitation for every migrant to come on and because we don't have any laws in place that are going to prevent you from doing so. you have 53 deaths on the hands of this administration. the blood is on their hands. do you agree? >> that's right, julie. 100%. it's tragic, and it's horrifying. and it is joe biden's and human

open border policy that created a crisis at the southern border. in 100 days, his first 100 days, he took over 94 executive actions, including halting construction of the border wall. and halting trump's remain in mexico policy which was very successful. and the result is a humanitarian crisis of biblical proportions. we have over three and a half million illegal immigrants that have crossed to the southern border. 1,100 deadly pounds of drugs, okay? and we have 14,700 unaccompanied children that have crossed the southern border. americans are witnessing the most tragic invasion of our country. and one republican seat control in november, they must impeach biden over the single issue alone. >> julie: leslie, i am sure you're going to have plenty to say, but would you agree that the border is a mess? do you think that by eradicating remain in mexico and title 42,

do you think that is a good idea? is that the solution to putting a stop to illegal immigration and death and drugs? fentanyl coming over our border. the list goes on. >> having title 42, having remain in mexico is not going to prevent immigration. immigration is a multifaceted problem and needs a comprehensive approach. here is the approach. problem, here's the solution. antiquated asylum laws have to be changed. they have to apply for asylum in their home country. no president does not. congress does that. they have failed for decades, two docket specifically, to have some kind of a compromise and legislation of what the fourth. six.gov. the majority of illegal immigrants in this country overstaying their visas. where is the punishment for the businesses that are hiring these individuals, but they do not have the jobs, and are going to go home? building the wall does not stop these people from smuggling in

individuals or drugs. how about do something have to be in your home country for you to put your children in the hands of these individuals? hoping for a better life for them. once again, multifaceted. republicans -- sorry -- republicans are not going to impeach joe biden over this. >> julie: the amnesty program, for example, and jason, i want you to react in the spirit remain in mexico, basically the amnesty program is completely messed up, and i agree with leslie that it has got to be fixed. if you want to apply for amnesty, you have to wait. you have to waiting your country. he did not come into the united states and wait here because that is only going to add to the loads that are border patrol agents are already dealig with, and they have enough on my hands. >> julie, you are 100% correct. the truth of the matter is this is fairly simple. you have immigrants, migrants at

the southern borders. if you ask them why are you here? they felt that joe biden ran on open borders and that they were going to try to cross the border illegally. he messaged it to them from his base in delaware throughout the campaign. they did not try to cross the border when trump was present because it was safe and secure. he handed biden one of the safest borders in american history. >> julie: i will say this. the sympathy in my heart goes out to a lot of those hispanic americans who are here in this country. they come here to make money to send to their families. mothers come here and leave their children behind. so obviously the situation that they are in as leslie mentioned is dire. if they are willing to leave their own children behind just to send the money, there has got to be away for the administration to marry the two.

the prevention of the drugs coming over. and thousands of deaths as a result. that is all the time that we have. jason, is lovely, thank you very much. you both have a great holiday weekend. millions of americans are bracing for us life snare. thousands of cancellations and delays. where the holiday horror could be the worst. stay tuned to find out. proud to be an american, by the way? more and more american saying not so much. we will tell you why. it is in focus, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals.

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>> julie: it's looking like an air travel nightmare this holiday weekend. airlines reporting staff shortages and cancellations on top of sky high fares. there have been more than 11,000 delays just since wednesday. senior correspondent casey >> is live at dallas-fort worth international airport where i'm sure it is quite a mess. casey. >> you know, june was a very turbulent months for the airline and airports. 27% of all of the flights here at vfw for the month of june were delayed. 29% of denver's flights were.

and about 25% of the los angeles international airport for the whole month. all of that data according to the travel app hopper, but as we now, it creates domino effect which take time to unwind. so now another extra three and a half million passengers for the fourth of july holiday weekend which is how many aaa projects will fly. problems could get worse unless you are one of those lucky ones. >> that's why we took the 5:00 a.m. flight from arizona to here. we have some empty seats, which i was actually shocked about. travel early, people. >> as of right now we are approaching 2,000 delays across the country. about 270 cancellations. yesterday alone, 471 domestic flights were canceled. more than 2600 globally,

including more than 26,000 delays. >> literally we will be traveling 24 hours straight. >> we actually got revived twice, anything, so it has been fun. >> staffing shortages, fewer flights, tearing airline and tsa workers could translate into some real problems. aaa booking data shows that today will be the busiest of all of the airports. and the lightest day will be on monday, the fourth of july itself. julie. >> julie: all right, casey stegall, you have a good fourth of july weekend as well. national pride hitting a new low this fourth of july weekend apparently. a fox news foul finds that 39% of voters say that they are proud of the country. it is the first time the majority is not proud since fox began asking this exact question more than a decade ago. democrat chris anderson who conducts the hole along with a

republican pollster says "where is it was treated as a prerequisite for being patriotic, that too has been subsumed by partisanship. it seems that for many, pride and patriotism are no longer about our democratic freedoms but about the person in the white house." greg gutfeld in focus now on my very dear friend. i am sorry you are not here in studio, but you've got better things to do. first of all, let's talk about american pride because it is sad that on fourth of july, there are americans out there that are not proud of this country, and they blame the president for that. >> you know how i feel about polls. i hate them, but i think this is more about buyer's remorse. kind of like that first time you bite into a lemon and it has been a really long time when he asked people how they feel about the white house. we all get that lemon lock. so i think it is just --

americans are proud, but we are focused on our real problems, and we have a white house focused on trying to make sure everyone has the correct pronouns instead of working on inflation, having jobs that actually makes sense. so i think it's just more of -- we just have buyers remorse. this is not what we signed up for. >> julie: absolutely not. that's why a lot of democrats are switching parties. fuming after president biden walked out of a news conference in spain yesterday. watch. >> all right, guys. no. there is no such thing as a quick one. i'm out of here. thank you all very much. >> julie: i'm out of here. the abrupt exit came after he answered just a few questions from one of his preselected reporters. of course it is hardly the first time. watch. >> god bless you all, and may

god bless you. thank you all very much. >> mr. president -- >> how will you lower gasoline prices? >> i want to thank you. may god protect our troops. >> julie: after yesterday's incident, by the way, 60 reporters wrote the white house to the white house press secretary complaining about the restrictive nature. i remember one president trump use to hold these news conferences, and the left hated them. they were actually so entertaining, and i never thought i would say this, but i miss them so much. >> well, i think what you miss is the information. whether you like it or not, president trump was going to give you information. the most transparent presidency in the history of this country. now we have whatever is on the list. obviously they wrote a short list, and the last thing he read on there was "walk out."

you've got to be more careful with what you write on his list. tell him to answer two questions, where he is going to set. yeah, like, you know, i am taking you back. if you remember "taxi." "thank you very much." that is what he says. like he is running out of batteries as he is talking. then he has just enough to slowly walk away, or he just really knows what he's doing and likes to milk i'll walk off because no one walks off like he does get >> julie: i do believe he does not have many choices and how he handles these things. i think it is his handlers. exactly. the list of things like sit in your seat. sit in your seat. so that was a little concerning. i don't think that i want him to talk. that's the whole point. >> it is the ron burgundy presidency. he will read whatever is on that list, so be careful.

take your seat, everyone. >> julie: i am just glad that they did not put a question mark at the end of that. [laughs] all right, bottoms up if you've got five large. inflation is not stopping to me from offering a $5,000 cocktail on its new disney which cruise ship. >> i'm in. >> julie: it is "star wars" theme, available in an adult only lounge. it has lighting and sound effects. disney says the recipe is a secret. oh, and that's exciting. $5,000 for a cocktail? i am one to put up a good chunk of change for a good cocktail, but this is ridiculous. >> yeah, i'm going to pass. i'm pretty sure this is just moonshine. that's all it is. you now. it looks way too complicated for what it is. or it's probably just water.

because it's disney, it's going to be overpriced and under deliver it. you go ahead with that one. do you like it in a box. you like wine in a box. >> julie: idea or not, for the record. that is greg gutfeld rumor. i absolutely have, but sometimes i take that back out of the box because it fits in my purse. not as cumbersome. >> you just told on yourself get >> i did. i know. that is when i have to get to the beach and i have to lighten my load. i love you so much. thank you so much for coming on. we will stay tuned and look forward to seeing you on "gutfeld!"" happy weekend. we will see you back here on monday. "outnumbered" is after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> emily: this is "outnumbered" if you'd hello. i am emily compagno here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany. also joining us, dr. nicole saphier, kat timpf, and joe concha. americans are gearing up for travel nightmares and what could be the most expensive independence day ever. three and a half million americans are expected to fly this weekend. they will be bracing for delays and cancellations as the airlines str