♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered." hello and welcome. my cohost are off today so joining me or tomi lahren, dr. nicole saphier, tammy bruce, and joey jones. happy birthday, america. the left is setting up political fireworks again as they were announced independence day time after saying it didn't go their way at the supreme court.

firing up the divisive rhetoric instead of the grill. why would you ever do that? bashing america on the day meant to celebrate our freedom. although patriotism has been taking a real hit over the last decade. check out this poll. it is shocking. only 39% of those surveyed said that they were proud of the country while 56% said they were not. that is a pretty dramatic shift from how things were back in 2011. this year, the left anger over the supreme court's decision on abortion seems to be fueling things. in arizona, the democratic party hosted this and deleted the tweet promoting a woman's march that was called f the fourth telling fox out while posting the graphic was a mistake, it still supports the event. not taking a back. the orlando that he council sparked fury with this email

about the july 4th fireworks writing that a lot of people probably don't want to celebrate our nation right now and we can't blame them when there is so much division, hate, and unrest, why on earth would you want to have a party celebrating any of it?" i woke up this morning and my first thought was what do i want to say about the fourth of july and it is this is the greatest country on the earth and i'm so honored to live here and it is such a blessing. things don't go my way. namely barack obama and joe biden. that does not diminish my patriotism. >> tammy: i have a different way of looking at this. people think it's because the left does not get their way and that's what they hate the country. it is actually the reverse. they hate the country which informs the policies that they push. they do want to fundamentally transform it because they do not like it the way it is. now they are deciding that this is the real agenda. we have never loved the country. it is always something that is

not good enough. this is also when you are looking at polls that patriotism has gone down. in a certain way, that's a good sign. americans don't like the mood. they do not like what has happen politically. they don't like policies or being on their needs. they do not like not being able to find baby formula, or having loved one sent back to the middle east. they don't like us making nice with venezuela and iran. it is important that we see those numbers because americans are united. there some on the far left who want more misery like the people who are saying f the fourth and all of that. but that is their nature. they are miserable and it is projection. they want everyone else to be miserable and americans are not with that. we are more positive and we are patriotic. this country is worth fighting for as we all know and you in particular know especially. the military knows this. what made the country and the

founders knew this. this is what americans still know. weary baby country and we are not going to be taking it anymore and we will be finding it out in november. >> kayleigh: take a look at these tweets. i took them and the order of craziest to crazy. looks a lasky, a legal animist. this independence day, remember that trump has taken away your america. sorry, trump is not present. happy independence day for old white men. my mood, what if we burn the country to the ground? >> tomi: looking at the celebrity's we see hitting the america, some say they are going to renounce their citizenship and they found that when trump was elected. they must be enjoying the perks of being an american.

i don't think that they hate the country. i think they like the attention and it has become a counterculture thing to hate america and they think if they screamed at concerts it will rile people up. i don't think people hate the country because they're still here. i think it makes them feel like they have done something to profess their hatred of it and it makes them feel hip and cool and unfortunately that is we've popularized in modern culture and we need to stop it. we need to change the narrative. that's where i think they are. it is more about the self-indulgence and the hatred of the country. >> kayleigh: to your point, there is a man who plays in the band green day and let's listen to his love of america. it's a quote. i won't read the quote verbatim. "of america. i'm renouncing might citizenship and i'm f in coming here. there's too much stupidity to go back to that excuse for country."

>> joey: i thought you can say let's let joey read it. joey, it's the middle of the day, you can't say that. a couple of things. you want to burn the place the ground? try. try and see what happens. this is a place worth fighting for. we go to work and we put a badge on the chest. if we go to teach young minds. the preacher preaches to his congregation about the love of or whatever religion it is about being loving and forgiving and doing the right thing. this country is worth fighting for and every time that goes read and i'm speaking to 3 million people and i'm telling people everything i can about why this country is worth fighting for. you want to burn this plate to the ground? that's okay. except the fact that you are in a micro minority that happens td say let me hear how stupid it i.

that's what billy joel armstrong's. i'm so happy that he got to write a song called american idiot or 21 guns or whatever it was and had his few years of success and became famous on rit and made millions of dollars. i'm happy he had that opportunity regardless about how stupid and ignorant he is for that fact. i went and fought two wars abroad so people in here don't have to. the military as a microcosm of society, but it's wanted recent volunteer. i buried more than a dozen men and i saw more than a dozen men lose her legs and get up and say what's next question what that is what america is. this is a place worth fighting for because there's no guarantee of it whatsoever. we need to give a few things. reserved rights that governments can't touch. that's all we have the guarantee. nothing is guaranteed except for opportunity. we are not the greatest country

in the world because god said it be. where the greatest country in the world because god does not stop us. the government does not stop us from going out and fighting what is ours and earning what is ours and helping each other on that path. this is a country that does not say there are no losers, there are only winners. this is a country that says in every society there are winners and losers, but you are not cast into being a loser because of her last name or how you were born when the occupation of your father. you can be whatever you want to be an stomach regardless of what someone would hold against you. as a guy born called white trash on my life, other people's opinions of you does not omit you. if you've to work twice as hard to get or someone else's, you could be twice better at it. adversity is the one constant and it's something that will make you better. if you believe in abortion right now, go fight for it. fight for it in every state legislature and go fight for in every way you can that this country provides because that is how you change things in this country. i happen to be pro-life and

there's some things i don't understand. therefore women on this couch that have four different opinions on abortion. and you can say them. that's the country. >> kayleigh: it's the greatest on earth. i believe that for the 50 plus years when roe v. wade was the loss of land. i did not agree with it but it did not make america any less great. even though i disagreed with the ruling of the supreme court. >> dr. saphier: and that's one of the fundamentals of the united states proved to be able to have differences of opinions and being able to have action to change things. one of the biggest issues, billy joel and sergeant d&d who put out that ridiculous quote, it was in reference to roe v. wade and he said because women's rights were taken away, he wants go live in italy because he has citizenship of italy because his grand parents are from there. facts matter and in italy,

abortion is also not a right just like most plays in the united states. in fact, abortion is only not criminal in the first 30 days of fetal life and even then there is a 70 week period. even people who want to get an abortion in italy, it's hard to come by. he wants to be matted america because that's the image he was to portray. it's what his music is based on an ache at concerts. as tomi mentioned, that's what popular these days. >> kayleigh: we had a thought from wanda sykes that we didn't get to. there's so much heat for the country and challenging whether or not democracy exists, but i believe that we have the greatest country on earth and that loud and vocal minority is indeed a minority. coming up, and new poll that shows that more than 70% of americans do not want the president to run for reelection. that is a large number.

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70%, 70% of americans, not republicans, do not want the president to run for reelection. tomi, it is a startling number. when you look at that headline and dig in, they say the stunning speech he gave one year ago where he tried to say we have freedom from the pandemic marked a crossroads for biden. the pandemic was winning and the economy was booming. a lot has happened in one year. >> tomi: but then he gloated about the price of hot dogs which is no longer able to do. can't even brag about hot dogs. i think that the democrats are going to wait and see how november goes and when they get walloped, they are going to abandon joe biden. that has been the plan from the get-go. they're going to use them as a scapegoat, not the policies, but joe biden himself even though it is his policy. he is a puppet. they're going to make the american people think it is just joanne, the problem. they will dispose of them.

the only question is who are they going to prop up? i think they wanted to be kamala harris. it's not can be nancy, it's not good to be hillary. i think it is gavin newsom. it's not stacey abrams. i think it's would be gavin pier but they will throw joe biden away like yesterday's trash. he will not run again and the democrats will make fun of that because he's always been disposable. >> kayleigh: and out of sight harris is disposable. >> vice president harris: what we need to do to bring down the cost of gas. right? >> i saw a meme that says me googling how to make gas at home. >> vice president harris: don't do that! please, don't do that. >> kayleigh: it's all a joke. >> joey: she reminds me of people who do p.o.w. videos.

they're blinking with the rise, help. i feel like there is a mutiny within her office where they choose not to prepare her. i don't know what it is. i remember the senator kamala harris sitting on the dais lighting into supreme court nominations and lighting into whoever the republicans had in front of them. she was very good at that. she was in an attack mode which is what the vice president can be and with someone like joe biden, that is what you would want. coming into this, wouldn't you want uncle joe to be the one saying kumbaya, let's all be together here and then have a younger vp that is known for being fiery come out and attack? that is not what is happening whatsoever. she looks unprepared and uncomfortable at all times. maybe that is her own fault, i don't know. i do not work in the white house and i do not know anything that happens on one. i sit on the outside and i can think about what's happened in the building. when i've been there it's been pomp and circumstance. i don't know what makes

kamala harris look so unprepared and so uncomfortable, but just looking at who they are as individuals, kamala harris and joe biden, i don't know why the dynamic is not much different. >> kayleigh: joe scarborough has the answer for you. he says that media buys alert, commonly hers has not had a public to positive profile anywhere. desantis sneezes and he's framed as the rising star politics. it is not the case. he has been painted as a monster by the media. >> dr. saphier: the reason there have not been any positive media profiles because she is not an ending positive for the country. the reason that people do not want joe biden to go up for a second term is because they do not think he's going to make it through the second term which would make kamala harris the president and she has function as an empty placeholder this entire time. she has not brought forward on positive thing. look what she's done as borders are. you talk about ron desantis. if you look at florida and how he handled covid.

from increasing access to vaccines to seniors and widening how they can access and giving businesses open and keeping tilde back in school. what to kamala harris during covid? nothing. she does her normal word salad. we are going to do what we have done. that's what's happening. people do not want joe biden come a do not want, harris. could it be pete buttigieg? i don't know. he's like the cutting to my cousin that you have to invite to every wedding. you have to invite him and he's nice enough, but is he going to be the leader? >> kayleigh: last november it said that the west wing was whispering with pete buttigieg and they went out and said that he is the star of the cabinet. >> tammy: what does it tell you about the cabinet? a guy who is overseeing the collapse of the supply chain, the armageddon going on right

now. it is a folly and away. it's remarkable abandonment of responsibility. they were thinking about him to be ambassador to china. why? then it became the department of transportation, another big why. some of these jobs require some specific knowledge, but they all require a commitment to the country. not just yourself. these are not just setting up the backbench for the next presidency, but it tells you how weak the backbench for the democratic party is that they have to make up things. it's like the monkeys of the band that was made up for television. some of them had musical ability, but they were just tv stars. but you know what the american people are responding to? this came right after president trump. the demonization of trump and putting biden, we are back, america is going to be great again, we are going to fix it all. all of that was a lie. that is why the numbers have

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>> i was on long island this weekend visiting a dear friend and i was disturbed. i saw dozens and dozens of pickup trucks with exploitative against joe biden on the back of them and trump flags.

in some cases, dozens of american flags which is also disturbing because essentially the message was clear. this is my country, not your country. i own this. >> kayleigh: triggered. that was "new york times" editorial board member bashing trump supporter's and their love of the american flag last summer. this fourth of july weekend, a "new york times" columnist has decided to pen an op-ed. ed is titled, "the american flag belongs to me to and this year i am taking effect." it is full on crazy and one of the most deranged pieces of ever read. the argument is that the flag has been hijacked by red stators, troopers, and has been usurped by the maga crowd. there was a lot in here. the stood out. dangling from construction could flags stretched across the back which is of cars, emblazoned on clothing, and weaving on front

porches. not just on the fourth of july. a number of american flag paraphernalia that white people own boggles my mind. i assume it flows to them and they're not buying it. i'm pretty sure that white people are buying the stuff. >> dr. saphier: why make it about race? what is wrong with seeing the american flag if you drive through town not just on july 4th question at people to have a love for country. when it comes to united states, it's like a marriage. you don't love it all day every day or everything about it. but you love it. there's up, downs, you have some stuff in the past and you have regrets that you won't do in the future. but at the end of the day, you're grateful to be in the country, grateful in your marriage. you don't run the towel because something does not go your way. you work on it to try and make it better. that is where we are with the country. if you really cannot make it better, leave the house or leave the country. either way, you with the freedom to do that. douglas america that you have the freedom to stay or

leave. if you are not proud of it, go. >> kayleigh: this deranged column, they talk or take down the flight. my husband and i stop hanging up our own flag long before god usurped by the maga crowd. our maple tree has grown around the flag mounts around the years. we never got around to putting up another. >> tammy: that's the point. it's not that anybody else took control of it, she abandoned it. utterly. she abandoned it to the tree. she forgot about it. they never replaced it. they did this way before the maga crowd. it was abandonment that occurred and that is where the action was. before, yes, everybody had the flag and everyone was living the flag. this of course is classic narcissism. what is happening, make it about you. everything is about you and it surrounds you. that is what this case is. in fact, the flex are flying, wherever they are flying today which is everywhere, is

because people love the flag. it's not because they're white or they don't like other people, that's her perspective. the point where she retreated from the flag. if she wants to bring that imagery back, that's great, but not to get back at somebody else like this is a poker game. you do it because this is what you feel. the lives of liberals in this way, it's unfortunate and you have to pity them. they are reacting to what others are doing and that is why they are living their lives. they are not moving forward and they are making a difference. >> kayleigh: the last portion i will subject are viewers too. there was a lucid moment where she admitted to her own hatred. "i've had plenty of reason to doubt the viability of the american experience. i wept when they locked babies in cages at the border." that was obama, i'm sure she does not know that. "i have staked my toe worldview on the idea that people are

mostly good. but i find my fighting an internal battle." >> tomi: we talk about gaslighting. liberals are gaslighting. they are hit the country and they are unhappy with themselves peered there gaslighting us into believe that we are the problem and we costless. they did not like the country when donald trump was elected and now they have their guy. they have joe, what are they so unhappy about? i liked we talked about initially in the segment. the red state people are hijacking the american flag. excuse me, blue states are hijacking red states. you are coming to tennessee, florida, texas. you are bringing everything with you and you are raising the prices of her houses. let's hope you don't bring your boats along with you. the notion that we want to hijack the american flag is so incorrect. we want everyone to love the american flag.

it is not a republican ownership or a white people ownership or a trump supporter ownership of the flag. we want everyone to love it. you know who i blame for starting this mainstream hatred of america? colin kaepernick. that's when most of this started. the popularization of hating america or at least on your face pretending you hated america. it started with his kneeling. >> joey: "the new york times" needed to give this person an appointment with a psychiatrist. they need to give them a mental health break or an opportunity to find what is in their own soul to make them hate what's around them. that's a personal problem. not a me, you, white people, black people, that is you are unhappy with your life and you need to find self relevance. find a way to fulfill yourself because those of us that are flying american flags, we are not flying it because of white people. we are flying it because her sons and daughters fought for the country over the last 20 years. we found opportunity and we got out of 1916 and found our way into a salary job.

that was winning the lottery growing up. having something like that. we are flying the american flag because it's the one thing we should be able to do to say no matter where we are on the latter, we have a ladder to climb. i don't understand it. no one hijacks the american flag. there is no such thing as a maga crowd. does not exist. they are patriotic americans who work hard every day want to see the country going in a direction. lo and behold, donald trump showed up at the right time in the right place to help them fulfill that and they appreciate him for it. they will be there while he is president and they will be there if he becomes president again and they will be there if he stays in mar-a-lago for the rest of his life. they will be there. they're not maga, they are americans that love america. that's not a terrible thing. >> kayleigh: she says white southerners only recently appreciated the flag. if you want to read it garbage, go read it. >> joey: post 9/11 changed everything in this self. i was a proud georgian.

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>> kayleigh: we have a fox news alert. we are getting word that had eight illinois fourth of july parade, there was a shooting that erupted. multiple people are feared dead and we have no confirmation on injuries or the number who have perished. hopefully none. our prayers are with the

community. witnesses say that a crowd fled the sound of gunfire and others saw at least five bloody people. they were lying in the streets according to a reporting on foxnews.com. there was another individual under a blanket. this was from the "chicago sun-times." we are just getting word and gathering details about this. you can see the scene just there. once again, this is highland illinois and it evokes the memories, dr. saphier, of the horrific event that took place at a christmas parade taking us back to a holiday parade where it is supposed to be joyous and happy and people are bringing their families. out of nowhere, chaos erupts. what is it like as a first responder, dr. saphier, arriving on it seem like that's were multiple event wooded? >> dr. saphier: when you have a fourth of july parade and there's gatherings and celebrations, there tend to be first responders on scene and case there are emergencies.

unfortunately when there is chaos and you have people running in all different directions and everyone is trying to get the safety, it can make it more difficult for first responders. most of the time when you are getting to that scene, you do not know exactly what's going on. there are various different reports. the biggest thing that you can do is make sure that people are still safe. has the shooter been recognized? is the shooter still there? are people still in danger? it's hard to get to the people who are wounded and need help because you do not want to put the lives and the safety of your first responders on the line if you are not sure that the situation is safe. it takes a lot of communication between police, fire, ambulance, other responders getting a room together. thankfully, our law enforcement is an incredible job doing that. and illinois they've had a lot of deep on the police movement there and they struggled with recruitment. i hope that these worker shortages are not affecting their ability to respond to this potential tragedy. i can tell you that people in

the scene right now are likely doing everything that they can to make sure that anyone who was there, they are now away from the scene, out of potential danger. anyone who is needing medical care, they are probably going to do everything they can to remove them from the situation here at hospitals are likely on alert right now, multiple of them. usually not everyone goes to the same hospital. they will tend to spread it out so hospitals do not become overwhelmed. this is where you see the medical community come together into everything possible to help police, victims, and everyone involved. families coming in. everyone will be calling, people are scared. they want to make sure that their loved one is okay. i'm sure that the police are doing everything they can to communicate their best and keep your family safe at home if you can. don't be out on the streets in this area. if you knew someone was at the parade, do your best to come to kate with them. if you are unable to get a hold of them, make sure you report that to law enforcement.

>> kayleigh: the mayor tweeted this, "police are responding to an incident and downtown highland park. please avoid downtown highland park, more information will be shared as it becomes available." i'm looking at video here, tammy, and you can see a marching band. out of nowhere, you see people running. yesterday i went to a fourth of july event at our local community and you saw family streaming and with their picnic baskets and family so happy and joyous. something strikes. tragedy strikes out of nowhere and i cannot imagine what highland park is going through at the moment. >> tammy: for many, this is the first fourth of july that people could go out and enjoy many people together because of covid. it is something to enjoy with the family clearly celebrating the country. but it is also, because of the history of terrorism and the rhetoric in the country, no doubt with every parade there

will be security, extra security, and as you noted, you will be prepared with extra medical assistance. we salute the boston marathon. any major event that will get national attention. it's what these people are looking for. we don't with the perpetrator is and i think there's some report -- i don't think we've confirmed that it's a convicted felon, but we will learn more about the individual. in the aftermath, we are going to find out what failed. because something dead. highland park is a town of about 30,000 people and just north of chicago, 25 miles north of chicago in lake county illinois which is where my mother was born. it is clearly a beautiful day, but i think that we see here in new york, people in new jersey, all around this area, but around the country. special set ups there for first responders emergency

situations. people are ready for it. there are towns that are going to have to be addressing, once again just like with the waukesha murders that happened at the truck and other shootings in copenhagen. there was a mall shooting in copenhagen yesterday. cities and countries are going to have to address it. we never do because we get back to the political argument that surrounds these things. these are individuals who likely, in this particular case, it likely are known to the police. we've seen that over and over again. as a nation, we have to begin to address the mental health issue. those conversations will continue. this does not mean that we should not enjoy our fourth of july. the classic holiday that we would expect someone to try to strike in this manner and every city's going to have to even more vigilant. >> kayleigh: for those of us now joining, you are looking at highland park, illinois, where a fourth of july parade, there was a shooting that occurred. multiple have been wounded and

that's all that we have at this very moment. joey jones, law enforcement that is there. you try to secure an event like this and it's very difficult in a very open environment. it's a parade. but they've a two-pronged effort immediately. one, saving the victims and responding to the victims and two, finding shooter. no word yet on who the shooter as. he or her or where they might be. the quest to apprehend them, perhaps a manhunt, but no word at the moment. >> joey: no idea who it is her with the motive is and it would be irresponsible to assigned to any one of them, but the people were injured, they're taking care of them. anytime there's a villain, there's a hero and that's with the country's. the first responders, the police officers, they are doing life staining stomach saving steps. i have the breathing and bleeding mixed up, but i haven't been in the marine corps for a while. if something like this happen in front of me, i'll be there to try and help. there are hundreds of thousands and millions of americans who have a little bit of training that will go a long way in the

situations. it's a positive thing to think about. anytime anybody is injured, it's what we are and what we do. there's evil in the world and evil in the country. we've to put them behind bars and keep them there. if this person had any record that could have kept them in jail, whoever got them out as to worry about that. if they had any record that shows that they have this motive, see something, say something, stopped us in every way that we can. >> kayleigh: highland park, illinois, for those of you watching, take a moment from your fourth of july and say a prayer for this community. multiple have been shot and we pray that there are no victims that succumb to their wounds and that the shooter is found. highland park, illinois. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. t, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and a blowtorch. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪

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the things that we did in the things that we have fought for and the boys that died for it. it's all going down the drain. our country is going to hell in a handbasket. we haven't got the country we had when i was younger. not at all. nobody has the opportunity that i had. it's not the same. that's not what they died for. >> kayleigh: usurp this country heroically. we just watched a member of the greatest generation. powerful worlds. >> joey: you get to certain agents are thinking about your legacy. when your life meant, but the sacrifices you made meant. you tell your kids that's what i was there for her and that's what i worked so hard for. we talk about patriotism. i don't know how i will feel when i get the view that age. i hope i get to that age or maybe i don't.

some flames were bright for short period of time. in any case, i can identify with the man who wore, fought a war, watch people die, and hoped it meant something. it's hard sometimes to identify that. i fought in a 20 year war that nobody on this couch can define, much less how i defend it. i fought in iraq and i don't know what about. i look at the pain that i see in gold star families on social media. widows that struggle to find love again and raise kids. they see their fallen husband every time they look at their kids. it's not easy people pay the price and they may never find reconciliation for it. what we do as a country? we become a country worth fighting for. we make sure that america is worth dying for. if we have an impact and our community, maybe that's what it is. your family, your community, your church, your school, people

around you, people you have a direct impact on. if enough places to that, it has a nationwide liberal effect and i am eternally and annoyingly optimistic. >> kayleigh: he grew up in my community in florida. a little strawberry town where the community comes together and we celebrate strawberry festival but strawberry shortcake. i grew up with a pretty perfect childhood, traditional, conservative, going to church. when my mom says we are a long ways from when i grew up. i used to never understand the words, but now i do and i understand exactly what he is saying. >> tomi: social media has a lot to do with it. i can't imagine the greatest generation looking at everything we are doing now and the way that young people behave now. i know that every generation looks back at the younger generation and thinks that things have gone to hell and handbasket, but what joey says, as young people, what we can do is we can take time to speak to him like that.

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>> kayleigh: fox news alert. we bring you troubling details on the fourth of july 2022. highland park, illinois, there has been a shooting at a fourth of july parade. you can see the imagery right there of law enforcement responding to the scene. we know that multiple people are feared dead. that was according to the "chicago sun-times." witnesses say that a crowd fled at the sound of gunfire. i saw a video and you can see a marching band, a joyous fourth of july parade, that all of a sudden dissipates into chaos and violence has multiple people have been shot. we are awaiting more from the community. no word on a press conference just yet. the mayor, nancy wrote a ring, she has tweeted out that highland park police are responding to an incident in downtown highland park.

please avoid downtown highland park. more information will be shared as it becomes available. this was a fourth of july parade. people with their families out to have a wonderful celebration and instead, devastation hits. please say a prayer for the community of highland park, illinois, as we await more details. in the meantime, here is fox news live now. >> continuing our coverage and breaking news out of chicago where several people are shot at a fourth of july parade. >> police are responding to reports in highland park, illinois, that is just north of chicago. the "chicago sun-times" is reporting the crowds fled at the son of gunfire. as many as five people are visibly injured and lying on the ground. >> we will go live right now to mike tobin who is on the ground. >>