zealotry. >> harris: senator thune said the president needs to declare an energy emergency and you've given him examples of why. thank you for being in "focus." thank you for watching. have a blessed weekend. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: an act of political violence in upstate new york fortunately turned out okay. for the republican candidates, congressman lee zeldin.

he was giving a speech on bail reform at a campaign stop yesterday when a man jumped on stage with a two-pronged blade and congressman zeldin just explained, it looked like he was going for his throat. zeldin grabbed the man's wrist and blocked him first but the man tried to lunge at him a second time and others had to jump in, including a former veteran at the event to finally put the guy down. here is a closer look at the suspect. remember i told you to coprongs come up at your fingers in there and hard to take away from somebody. if they come for the soft tissue around your esophagus, your throat, he could kill you instantly. thank the good lord that didn't happen and no one else was seriously hurt, let's be thankful for that too. the the congressman to treat this, his words as he tried to stab me a few hours ago were "you're done." several attendees for new york quickly jumped into action and

tackled the guy pure law enforcement was on the scene in a few minutes. the attacker will likely be released under new york laws. now, zeldin was right about all of that. although the suspect was charged with a felony, he was released without having to post bail with an hour of an arrest. lawrence jones, it is hard not to look at this street to the d.a.'s office with a fruit basket that says, "do you have time to talk to these thousands of people out here that want you to do a better job? ">> the days of gnomic d.a.'s office and the governor's office -- >> harris: we need more fruit baskets. honestly, this can be something across the country. if there was any issue of in the election where it should be a one issue election, it is this election. literally, the congressman should be campaigning across the state saying, "it is either prime dominic crime in the city to continue or prosperity." that is -- i mean we have a guy

under the tree to set it on fire and said, it is so beautiful after he set on fire. and then he tried to relate the tree. >> harris: they let him go. >> lawrence: it is not just new york. but it's happening across the country. you have andrew cachu released in california. six years on murder. in the d.a. said he is disappointed he re-committed. you are disappointed when your kids don't get as and b's. you are not disappointed when a career criminal commits another act that you let him back on the street. so what needs to happen? if the president wants to come back and he will have a rough journey. we thank you mr. president for doing well because we know he has covid. but if you want something to rally the country, take on every single city when it comes to crime. you want to see your poll numbers change, obviously, the

pain and suffering american people, but take on the criminal. there is your issue. >> harris: kennedy, that is interesting. we saw the language change in this bill that the plan that the president has to fight crime now. he said he wants to fund the police. you saw that. the language is changing. i don't know if it accomplishes what lawrence is talking about but that's the old college try. >> kennedy: if they had listened to what libertarian mines had been talking about in terms of criminal justice reform, all of the cds would be a much better shape. because we have been talking about over incarceration in the country. you talk about letting people out who have committed nonviolence for consensual crimes. people who are committing violent crime shouldn't be let go with a desk ticket. i don't understand how this person was charged with second-degree assault when he was clearly trying to kill a congressman. and unfortunately, this is a

great campaign element for congressman zeldin because he's like, this is what i'm trying to change. a person who is mentally unstable and who fought for the country came after me. god bless the guy who said, you know what, i will get this guy some help. this man served in iraq. he is clearly not well. the government has failed him. but the government is failing citizens and victims of crime by letting people out who are just going to recommit those offenses. >> harris: how about what you just said, because that is a part of the story that a lot of people will miss today, right, this was a veterans event. and they took that guy down and recognized some things about him here that is really interesting. boats were two moments ago. we had on the "the faulkner focus" congressman zeldin talking about what was going on in that mind of the

attack. >> when he lifted up his hands and he was lunging for my throw area, the first thought was to grab onto his wrists and just to hold it because they were so many people around that i would expect there to be helped quickly. and that is what happened. and alison was right in the middle of that for. a bunch of other people came and tackled this attacker right away. >> harris: did you hear what he said. there were so many people around, i expected that to be help. that is america where we live. >> what we should focus on are the people willing to help and step in if something horrific happens. but lawrence alluded to on the streets, we don't have the veterans around us everyday. you never know if it is political violence or just somebody mentally unstable or

unwell. we have to be able to be safe on the streets. when you have degenerates wandering around and mentally unstable and a place like new york talking about injection sites and no shame if you want to inject and no shame or anything going on in your life, not actually wanting to get the people of the they need but the condition they are in and a place they orient, it's okay we will put a band-aid on it. we don't want to deal with it. it happens in los angeles all the time. it is getting incredibly violent in los angeles and attacked downtown l.a. pure and likely these people are on drugs and mentally unstable. but as alluded to on the "the faulkner focus" the fifth largest economy in the world and you have homeless encampments littering the beaches in every highway and freeway and people attacking people with metal pipes in downtown l.a. after the lunch in broad daylight? this is not something to boast about when you have that kind of problem, especially when you

have what they have. what are they spending this money on, gavin question works the one great question, gavin newsom, here he comes back. you know, i saw the racial and social media can. >> this looks like it was staged. the politics was dripping. did you see it? it made me nauseous. it was really hard to take. this is happening. and it is wrong! we didn't even know really where zeldin was in terms of all of this yet, and it already started. >> that is amazing to me but a different direction on this to say what if this would happen to someone like aoc. then would it make a difference? would people be outraged? it did happen to republican congressman, right, and i don't know if that is a coincidence but having said that, this is a serious problem. do democrats have to get attacked for them to realize and understand how bad it is question works is that helper it has to go? we are scared to death. i carry pepper spray everyday

and wonder when is the day i have to use it. people are sick of it and it is bad for business at the end of the day. it is bad for the city. i have given eric adams every opportunity. i am waiting patiently everyday to see them do something about this. he doesn't ask alvin bragg to resign or the governor to remove him. the porters have to step up and put a governor and who will remove him. people cannot live in fear every single day. >> harris: she said she wants to try to push. not a lot said about this. this was avoided. but she did issue a statement wishing him well, zeldin. we know president biden has covid. lawrence mentioned that a moment ago so we want to do a check on that and hope he is okay. where did he get it and what happens if his condition does not get better right away? again, we are hopeful that he does. the white house is deflecting key questions as we are left to wonder if ice president kamala harris is ready

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♪ ♪ >> harris: the white house has president biden is keeping busy after testing positive for coburg hope it. the white house tweeting out this picture and he also did a video. well trying to put the public at ease, they seem to be skirting around issues and questions. press secretary karine jean-pierre deflecting when asked where the president contracted the virus. and will his conditions get worse. >> where was he infected? i don't think we know. i certainly don't know. do you have any thoughts on

that? >> looks, i don't think that matters. we prepare for this moment. >> is there any place to transfer powers to vice president kamala harris? >> the president has mild symptoms. he is able to do the business of the american people from the residence, and that is what matters right now. >> harris: so half answers only raising more and though my questions as you can imagine. who was he with? didn't you do contact tracing because that is important to know. could kamala harris be ready to step up? they would never be brave to ask those questions, but they should, tommy. >> tomi: what struck me is how angry she gets people ask questions. they are so hostile. these are not questions that are political in nature. these are questions the american people need to know.

listen, the president if he is unwell and can't operate the country, who is going to step man come where did they get it from. he was shaking hands with people when they did the speech the other day. we kind of need to know these things, especially making an issue of covid causing's hysteria around covid. you have to answer those questions. but i don't think they want to be asked because quite frankly, they don't know. they had this plan in place. i don't think any america is comfortable with kamala harris stepping in. it is not, who. where does it go to? these are the questions you need to be asked. you have a president like the president we have. it is an okay question because if you recall that when donald trump was present, they talked about the 25th of may my everyday. what happens if we have to remove donald trump? now we can't say it's tepid to talk about. sorry, we need to be talking about it. >> harris: that was irrespective of him getting covid. this actually, there is a legitimate medical reason why we have a lot of questions right now. this is kill the meld of it killed a million people in the country. an 80-year-old man and we've had

other doctors say on the program to and on the network. he is even double boosted even no matter what, he still almost 80. but with a heart condition. so it changes things. dr. siegel mentioned last hour he's not on blood thinners because you can't take it on blood thinners. so we are messing with the medicine already working. these are legitimate questions, kennedy. >> kennedy: i have a million questions. sometimes, i don't know how many have had covid. i've had it twice. you don't necessarily know where you got it from. a bunch of people get it, you do your best, get over it and the president has access to the finest treatments that we have never seen in terms of antivirals vaccines thanks to operation warp speed, which we know who to thank. >> harris: only operation warp speed to. >> kennedy: would be a great time, -- but the reason they are not talking about kamala harris is not just because tjp is not

going to freestyle. no one wants thought kamala harris of being president. not one person, no one in the administration, the president and i don't even think vice president someone who is going to be running the country even temporarily when we are surrounded by -- if not crew, who? nancy pelosi is next. this is going from bad to god-awful. >> harris: wow! >> lawrence: the sad point is it is hard to follow that. two points is come i remember watching this and i have to say, nice try, nice tray from the two political points the white house coordinator and covid response as well as the press secretary. and that i can't remember her name, one member goes, "why isn't the position here to answer these questions?" >> harris: the doctor. >> tomi: that tells you everything you need to know.

you would need secondhand information or have to speculate. you wouldn't have to look at the booklet which she uses all day every day. i'm sorry, it is not in the book here. because you're not a physician. you don't know how to examine the patient. by the way, the white house coordinator knows he hasn't examined the patient as well. so he doesn't have the knowledge. >> harris: he got snarky. >> lawrence: very snarky. number two the white house messages to move on. you can live with it. okay, why not make that same message when everyone else in the country to just live with it? >> harris: you know why. >> lawrence: for the same nonsense over the last three years. >> harris: look they want to declare an emergency all over again with covid. then he gets covid cope covid cope with it. you know why.

it's about control. >> i wonder why we are pretending he's not 79. why we are pretending he's not on these medications and he doesn't have pre-existing conditions. why don't you put me in bed. he needs to rest. that would make me feel better instead of the video on the balcony and i'm working at my desk. why are we playing these games? let him rest. that would make me feel comfortable kamala harris will not have to step up to do the job nobody wants her to do. >> harris: i think it is interesting they pulled something from the trump error that the balcony speech eviscerated. >> lawrence: also what is he doing, he's no longer on vacation on thursday. what is he doing? >> he's in bed by 3:00. let the man rest. >> he needs a break. >> harris: straight ahead, bashing the crowd is a fun pastime. for top democrats including biden. but now a columnist for

"the new york times" admits he was wrong about trump voters. will others follow his lead? good song. ♪ ♪

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speak with "new york times" is unapologetic. the opinion writers have been writing apologies. one columnist is harry heep call it dumb i criticize former trump supporters from the very beginning. you might remember brett stevens and "the wall street journal" if by now you don't find donald trump appalling, you are appalling. now, writing for the times, maybe those comments might a little bit harsh and a piece titled i'm wrong about trump voters. he writes his voters character of him -- i'm not sure what that means. telling voters more ignoramus hes a bad way to change their

minds. in a way it is hard to blame him for words that he may well have learned from somewhere. all right. >> let me tell you about this agenda. it is extreme as most things are. this maga is the most extreme organization in history. >> the blessing i need is -- >> you could put half of trump supporters in the the basket of deplorables spirit they are racist, sexist, homophobic, general phobic. islamophobic, you name it. speak with the boomer and backs donald trump that wants to thint donald trump is the smart one. you are all elitist. [laughter] you elitist with your geography and your maps and your spelling. >> your math and reading. speak to you elitist with your inflation and your socialism rug

the country, great job! when will they learn being made to the crowd doesn't pay, lawrence? >> lawrence: it wasn't just mean, it was evil. they could be real journalist and go across country and talk to voters and diners. you don't have to agree with them, but you can understand where they are coming from and if they had in the intellectual honesty, they would realize that a lot of the grievance that these people in america have our a lot that many have been urban cities as well. there is a lot of crossover. when i began to see that, then i understood the trump voter. there are a lot of people in a movement that donald trump, they didn't criticize the supporters, but they didn't understand the trump nominee. he was not traditional republican and a moderate on a lot of issues, but when you want to understand voters, the people

you are interested to serve. we are members of the press. eric trump is not to serve ourselves. our job is to serve the audience. you actually go out there and talk with them. and they decided to make fun of them and put them in a basket of deplorables. i think that is what had trump supporters or maga people so upset. it is to call them racist, dumb, palling. i think this is going to hurt them in the next election because that same wave of people are rising up. a lot of people that didn't necessarily like donald trump emotional appeal now say economically when it comes to safety, when it comes to the border, we were better off. >> that is the question that will be posed. but it is really interesting because they were trying to shame people into changing your beliefs by insulting them, which just reinforced where they were looking for something else in the first place. it is kind of shocking. they couldn't separate -- the

trump voters what they were missing in their lives versus trump a person. someone they disagreed with and have issue with personally. why now? >> harris: first of all my want to go back to hillary clinton for a second. a normally don't blame one person for an entire moment nor do i give them total credit either. she was a specific case of bringing hate to a new level in this country. her husband was the one in dynamically similar straits that we are today economically who said, "i feel your pain" to every single american. he was able to do something that really we haven't seen anybody do sense and that is bring the entire country together. may be for just that moment. lord knows he had his issues, right? but with her and particularly it was damaging for her to express her hate graph of the country after having been in the white house for eight years when it wasn't specifically like

that. when people were really down and you didn't kick them when they were down. you try to help them with a better economy and saying that you understood them. so now you fast-forward and we get the clinton crowd, they hillary clinton version of that crowd, as you say. we are only growing more of them because it is easier sometimes to propagate hate than it is to shed your grace and love, apparently. >> kennedy: so incredibly. the entire movement against a group of voters instead of curiosity. how do you feel reading this piece? >> there was elitist on both sides 27 to an election. there were a lot of republicans to look down at their nose at trump supporter's just the way those the left, the democrats and left instead. i was there and a lot of never trumpers are conservatives who said if you support donald trump you are not with us either. you're not a conservative but just a trump supporter.

and then, of course, donald trump won the election and they forgot they were a never trumper-new york to start with. we all came together with a wonderful, successful country and we built a big movement that is bigger than donald trump the person. it is about the movement come america first movement and very much still around. we are ready to come back in 2024 because we keep getting run over. now, we are looking and saying, you made fun of us but our guy did wonderful things. what did your guys due to the country? what really bothers me is someone who comes from a small state in south dakota. we are often overlooked and we are at those trump supporter's,

blue color ranchers, farmers out there that don't get a lot of attention except when a snowstorm or fireworks fourth of july. we don't get a lot of attention so people on the coast from elitist and big cities look down their nose at us and call us rednecks and trump supporter's and hillary clinton calls us deplorables without taking time to know mike talked to us. we feel that way now and i'm so glad that fox takes the time to go to talk to these people in the midwest and the heartland. we are not just a flyover state. we matter and vote. small states when you put us together to make a difference. guess what they are fleeing to our state to remember that. >> harris: that is very true. that has been migration. but one of the things talked about he gave credit to peggy noonan for talking about protected class, the elite in the unprotected. those are the people who wanted something different. they wanted change and they wanted something not only to promise to deliver for them but how are they protected now? >> i think all it does is polarize the two sides more.

the bully yard stuff that doesn't get us anywhere. but the one thing i will say "the new york times," it will them kudos for stepping up mea culpa and something at which the administration can learn from. we got things wrong but we are working to change it and do a little bit better. i'm surprised "the times" doing this but i give them points because it does bring people together when they say i did something and it was wrong and we will try to fix it instead of digging your heels and further. >> we have no idea. >> harris: how did they settle for mea culpa? are they turned of writing? >> the gray old lady. >> kennedy: college wasn't like this when we were kids. they university offering a course on harry styles on gender and sexuality. the details next in. ♪ ♪

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>> seen it grow. well so much for the texas state university. a class on harry styles and impact on culture called harry styles and the cult of celebrity. and it is an honor class. they have some smart people there. starting the spring of 2023, the students learn about gender and sexuality and impact of the social media and consumerism. will they get tips how to dress? >> lawrence: i'm not surprised this is happening. when i called the campus, we use to run stories like this all the time. it is dumbing down education but if they want to pay for this, to each its own. >> bernie sanders want you to pay for it. >> lawrence: right, it is clear that the individual can sing. i guess the one thing, put on

what everyone put on. but this change in mescaline and then really to say that putting on a dress is masculine. let's not. it just isn't. you are free, but that is not masculine. that is my only issue with the reforming of what is masculine and what is not masculine. >> i was just in las vegas and from the thunder down under and australia fellows are allergic. what do you make of it, jackie? >> jackie: i had never seen these images and a nerd in school. inflation keeps me up at night. i don't worry about this. probably not a class i would chosen to take. i'm glad they are not teaching this to my 5-year-old, for example, without giving them a choice. the students are free to take this class or take something a little more refined. totally up to them. >> kennedy: i was in the l.a. class in ucla and honors class in neuroscience. we didn't have harry styles at

the time. >> harris: a lot is changed. and maybe he could teach neuroscience too, i don't know. >> may be a doctor. >> harris: that would be a big secret. >> absolutely. he knew his way around a scalpel? [whistling] >> to >> harris: i don't really care. i think what checked his head and so on point. if this is what college students want to focus on, i mean, it is up to them. it is their money until biden decides to pay all their bills. but until now, i'm just glad it's not k through third grade. i totally agree with that. i think this is where this lives. >> the individual certainly has the right in terms of education how you direct education. i shouldn't be on the hook to pay for it though.

>> what are they going to get out of it? it's not that it's not a worthwhile discussion. is this an extracurricular to pad your elective? if it is, that is fine. you might learn something from it. i went to an unconventional university, the university of las vegas. and when i took a class it was on dancing and entertainment and they have live strippers come in. it is las vegas. [laughter] we learned. we learned about the industry because the industry in las vegas and nevada is an actual industry. and we learned a lot of economics of it. i got something out of it. so i don't automatically turn my nose up at a class like that. i just wonder though if it is just what's look at using video and dissect outfits because you are not getting anything out of it. if you graduate with a degree on this and you're going into this and the kind of thing you are going into then you want to complain about student debt, i'm sorry, i don't feel sorry for you and i certainly will not pay for it. you can learn this on tiktok and then say you are being robbed. >> harris: i learned something fascinating about you. i want to go to vegas with you.

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♪ ♪ >> harris: this is on my vintage workout. anyway, video of the wild court hearing over zoom is going viral. in michigan woman explains why suing a man after failed to show up for a date. she gets into a shouting match with the judge hearing her case. here it is. >> i'm looking here -- what is it, intentional and emotional stress questioning >> yes.

>> is that the point? >> yes, it is. >> that is not something in the district court. >> i'm sorry, i can't hear you. i said, that is not something in district court. >> in that letter, he lied. and that is what brought forth the perjury. it was never perjury in the beginning. it was perjury after his fine. >> no, no, no, no. first of all, do you understand what perjury is questioning >> yes. i know what perjury means. >> perjury is a false statement made under oath. >> exactly. >> to be honest with you, sir, i thought this was going to be thrown out. we had a date, when date, and nothing else after that. and now, i'm being sued for $10,000. >> harris: okay, i never thought i would hear these words. but i look at jackie and she's

having all sorts of emotions. she said, i will go first. i'm the only one who has been stood up here in >> jackie: i've been stood up and you know who you are. i'm not naming names. but having said that, a stable person x away from being stood up and says, this guy is not for me. what a jerk, right? and moves on with their life. this woman with intentional and emotional stress, perjury, this is wild. a density to get into it with the judge, she is pretty amazing. she needs that help other than legal help, if you will. >> i think she needs a podcast. [laughter] she's not wrong though. when you think about being stood up, i guess, i'm not saying that is reasonable or legitimate. but i'm saying, listen, if you are going to s1 on a date. that person will spend money on getting their hair down, getting an outfit, nails done, you don't show up and now i'm out of money.

and mad and i'm not going to see you or ever talk to you again to come adult care, but she wanted to draw attention to men and their shenanigans and good for her for doing it and entertaining us along the way. >> lawrence: representative of the men first of all... >> harris: wait a minute you represent all men? >> lawrence: first of all, women get all dolled up we don't want that. we want natural beauty. >> okay, wow! [overlapping voices] >> lawrence: natural beauty. just don't do that. >> i got these double ds by myself. >> lawrence: number two... >> come on now. >> b5 he dodged the bullet. maybe you know something we didn't know. >> harris: she was going to be a hemphill. >> i have a completely different take on this, harris. we are now emotionally invested in their relationship and it will go to another venue and there will be another trial.

and then they will get married. >> lawrence: no! >> it will be on tv and be bigger than "luke and laura." >> harris: will it be bigger than johnny and amber? >> that i don't know. she could have showed up. how many times to go on a first date and don't want to be there. she was crazy. >> i'm not saying he was the perfect jim don't make gentlemen. >> that says one. it is coming. >> lawrence: could you imagine if he would have showed up and they have a disagreement over the appetizers? good for you, brother. [laughter] [overlapping voices] he called in the middle of dinner. oh, my gosh, i have a fever. you have a child? i have to go. >> harris: all right, so, so i want everybody to know -- can i tell them? i won't give them the date. but tomi is getting married. [applause]

>> tomi: following that up with being stood up. [laughter] >> i hear all of this and i feel bad because i love being married. it will be 20 years next year. i don't want people to think the single life is all like this. it's not. before i'm getting married in three months. i'm settled down. i have to tell you, lawrence knows this as well. people in our age category and my friends that are single, they have the hardest time finding men because men are either not masculine and not grown up and it has nothing to do with their sexuality but the way they act. or two, much older but the much older guys, now they are going way young. so now... they want for 21-year-old. >> harris: oh, my goodness. >> lawrence: i wish we had some time... >> i didn't know we were going there. i wanted to congratulate you. >> harris: it got hot.

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lightning round minute, everyone gets a few seconds. kennedy. >> i'm impressed there were not turkey legs deployed, could be considered a deadly weapon. we have all had them at disneyland and disney world, the massive meat hunks, you could use it as a club, happy they did not resort to that is he resort. >> line cutting confrontation. >> i don't know why everyone is going so wild, actually, i do, lawlessness, and in southern california they have to have chaperones for 17-year-olds, had a fight on carnival cruise over cheating allegation, we know the brawls in the airports, on the airplanes, people are going wild and i'm telling you, it's the policies. they trickle down. >> how do you get into a fight at disney world, though? jackie, there are children, it's a place for families. how do you let people see that much of your back side like that one person? >> people will find a way and crowds bring out the worst in

people, i hate crowds. and the ice cream, i don't have kids so i don't have to go to disney, i know that will change at some point, but right now avoidance policy works for me. >> it's trashy, but i think it's the heat. it's hot. maybe that's what's going on with the people, and tomi could be right. >> fake an injury, right to the front of the line. >> that's what starts it. what? there you go. >> oh, i'm wearing my boot. get me a chair. >> if you watch the video it ebs and flows, and then explodes. and these people are in public. >> like i said, it's hot. and hot, people go crazy. >> i lived half a year in arizona, and it's hot. >> and in dallas, it's hot, too. >> i like to dance when it's

hot. anyway, too much personal information. before we go, you may have noticed kayleigh is not with me today, she is in tampa, florida, for turning point u.s.a. annual student action summit and streamed live on fox nation. kayleigh. >> hey, harris. it is sad not to be there with you but great to be in my hometown of tampa. harris, fox nation streams now two years in a row, thousands of people gather, we are hosting a show today at 4:00 p.m. foxnation.com, all access live. we have governor desantis tonight, we have president trump tomorrow, i'm on sunday, we have greg gutfeld down here, pete hegseth, all of your favorite names. and charlie is the best, and the kids behind me, may be a future president, a future press secretary, they all love politics and inspire me every time i come down here. >> you know what i love about this, i've heard you say it before, when you are with groups like that, reminds you of being

that age and aspiring. >> yes. i was that kid with the rolling book bag at the tournaments, and i was a cheerleader and i loved being here around people just like me. remind me of myself. >> spend all the weekend on fox nation watching you guys at turning point. thank you. >> thanks for watching, have a great weekend. "america reports" now. >> sandra: growing health concerns for president biden after he tested positive for covid yesterday. the diagnosis coming questions even some in his party about whether he is up for the job. >> john: a report earlier this week claiming top democrats were already touching base with donors, just in case the president decided not to run for re-election. could this latest development jump start the search in earnest for a candidate to replace him in 2024? much more on this with trump