>> chinese military releasing a new video of missile strikes and ground invasion and another thinly veiled threat announcing nancy pelosi's tour of asia. this is "outnumbered" hello, everyone, i'm kayleigh mcenany. corp. try to today carley shimkus, kat timpf and david osmond. the house speakers in singapore today and while her official itinerary does not include

taiwan there is what growing speculation that she will visit taipei as soonest tomorrow. of course that's not sitting well with beijing because it views the independent nations as its territory. chinese foreign minister terry spokesperson is making it abundantly clear there will be serious consequences if that visit goes ahead saying we would like to once again warned the united states that we are fully prepared and solemnly waiting to bear the people's liberation army will never sit by idly and if nancy pelosi insists on visiting taiwan -- as for what measures exactly, we will take and see if she dares making the visit. you know i think about, this doesn't have to happen in my view. this be the first time in 25 years you'd have a house speaker visit, the biggest visit of united states official going back to 1987.

it's an porton it happens because a verbal commitment was made and we must show strength. >> and you think about all of the foreign policy debacles we've had starting with the afghanistan withdrawal which was horrible and led to the death of u.s. servicemen and women. the russia ukraine, we were talking before the show, i asked if trump had had a second term if russia had invaded ukraine a lot of people think he wouldn't. i think you would agree with that, that putin would not have invaded because he was afraid. weakness and mismanagement come i would also include the border crisis in those foreign debts were talking about foreigners coming in illegally to the country. all of those problems had to do with weakness and mismanagement. if we give into the demands and threats quite frankly in the ccp right now, the communist party in china, i mean it's going to show them, it's going to give them a clue, another clue about our weakness. give them a little push into taiwan it would be disastrous if

we did it not only for taiwan, which of course would be defenseless unless they had help from the united states, as an ally. but for all of our problems around the world, it would once again send a signal of weakness of this administration and of the united states in general. >> kayleigh: you and i were speaking before we went to air about economic strength against china, would you assess the strength of united states and the biden administration economically? >> i find it ironic that president biden and the administration, they don't want nancy pelosi to go. it's not on the official itinerary to be clear. if she does go he will come out and tell her frankly don't do it, it's bad optics with from turn aside and that to me is a weakness of this president. the economic punch is much more of a threat to china than anything were going to suggest it will be a military threat to china. why do i say that? right now you have a company,

alibaba, it's a multibillion dollar company. it is there amazon in china. so the sec is threatening to d list alibaba cup because they want -- what is that matter? this is the pocketbooks of china and xi jinping that you're about to take a huge swipe at and you can do it at the sec it's doing it, not president biden, not the administration, not nancy pelosi. to david's point about weakness i think it's so unfortunate that we have the tools in our toolbox in this country to go after china, hit them where it hurts, money not military, money. and he won't do it. he won't stand up to china. and as president trump do that with tariffs and sanctions and all of that is off the table and not even being discussed petrarca my nancy pelosi, go ahead and go to taiwan. >> it's a language they chinese understand, finances and money. on a play a sound bite if

someone were to take place here is she answered. >> officials associated with chinese big media is suggesting that speaker pelosi playing could be shot down does the president have a response to that? >> i've been asked -- i know you're asking specifically about the rhetoric we are hearing from china. but as it relates to the speakers travel, something that were just not going to speak to right now it's hypothetical. >> it was a real threat. the action was hypothetical but i think john kirby had a much better answer. this nobody said. >> and we are going to make sure of that. there's no reason for the chinese rhetoric, there is no reason for any actions to be taken.

it's not uncommon for congressional leaders to travel to taiwan. we shouldn't be intimidated by that rhetoric. or those potential actions. this is an important trip to the speaker to be on and were going to do whatever we can to support. >> that should've been the message from the get-go. apparently president biden did not want nancy pelosi to take this trip the department of defense also against it. we pay billions of dollars to keep the united states the number one superpower. it's always better for the american people to have more information rather than less but i hate that there is this reporting out there right now the nancy pelosi might be going to taiwan. it reminds me when work reporting of the weapons the united states might be sending to ukraine giving russia the chance to respond and retaliate when it comes to dust we get some secrecy here? there's been so many leaks in the story. and this is serious, high-level stuff. if chinese officials now threatening to shoot down

nancy pelosi's plane, which could be a threat of a declaration of war. she's not a navy seal, she's an 82-year-old lawmaker trying to do the right thing. now she's being put in this impossible situation. tom cotton says this initial leak came from the white house directly trying to dissuade nancy pelosi for making this trip. if that's true president biden needs to absolutely be held accountable for this because it puts her in this horrible situation, possibly puts her in danger. if our nancy pelosi i'll be absolutely furious right now. i just want to have a bit of flashback care. were talking about taiwan back in may because president biden made this massive calf coming to this moment. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's a commitment we made.

>> the white house staff had to come out after her and say didn't mean that. typically i'm glad i'm not the only one thinking about that. especially when you combine that with the fact that of course nancy pelosi is someone that's been sort of consistent on this kind of thing. if another thousand eight the big she was trying to push back and saying we should say no to this when it comes to in terms of the bet. but the biden administration does not want her going, as cheryl brought up that something we all know. even set as much last week but whenever he makes any kind of comment on anything, which is something that i haven't really seen in recent history in terms of a president, bill ike okay is that really what he said? did he really mean what he said? he says things and then everybody else actually makes the decisions. if he plays that up against what he said last week none of these things make sense together. by the way can i decide this is not a difficult situation to try navigate.

we've been in this position before, newt gingrich made that trip in 1997 was on "fox & friends" earlier this morning and said that when he announced he was going to go to taiwan china once again freaked out and his national security advisor had a conversation with a chinese investor and said china does not get to tell the american speaker where they can travel, period. end of story. that's what should've happened here or not this not this back-and-forth and is she an issue not going to go? >> a grade. it does feel that way like the house speaker is leading care. especially if she does go in the way the president is not. i wish there was total and complete support. all right, next in the country illegally? not a problem if you are looking for a government job in one of the nation's largest counties. guess the county. you can probably figure it out. we discussed up next. at. i started cosentyx®. five years clear.

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>> being in the u.s. illegally is no problem at all if you are looking for a government job in los angeles county for the l.a. county board of supervisors voted unanimously, with no discussion to allow the county to no longer require u.s. citizenship for government jobs. the policy includes exceptions for positions for where u.s. citizens and set is required by state and federal law. one of the measures says this, los angeles counties in a community of immigrants from each corner of the world. this motion seeks to make clear that the county has one of the largest employers in the region strives to be an inclusive and diverse workforce and is committed to not excluding, nor allowing citizenship to be a barrier to employment. carly, elsewhere and there they talk about equality and fairness.

how about crossing the southern border illegally? >> also one of the supervisors -- one of i think of when during the pandemic she was one of the g voted to ban outdoor dining and then 36 letter was caught eating outside before the rolling. totally unrelated but i always think about that when i see her name. add what they are doing this allowing noncitizens to hold government jobs or work visas or may be illegal immigrants to legislation is really vague. we don't help you they say that about equality and fairness. it's always a power grab. it's about getting votes. it's the same as what the biden administration is doing giving out free cell phones and allowing people to go on planes with their arrest warrants. you try doing that and see what happens. it's all a political, this is

what i just want to add also that in terms of the biden administration. there are actually not doing anything they could be doing to help people who are illegal who want to become legal, want to, here and work and do so. they've wasted -- massive amounts of green cards that have given to people sponsored by employers are family members here in the united states. they do have this reputation of being too easy on immigration, but really they are not allowing people who do want to come here and work, who i would encourage people to be able to do that, they're completely wasting all of that. >> could i jump in because i have a very personal aspect to all of this. i have family members living abroad, my wife is from nicaragua, we've been trying for 12 years to get one of those family members -- i won't mention which one to come into the united states. she wants to do it legally, she can't get a green card even though she speaks perfect

english. she has two sisters who are both u.s. citizens. she has an mba, she can't get a green card. so they are letting all of these illegals -- and i still use the word. i know it's not fashionable to use the word. but they say that's a part of inclusivity is letting legal people do things that should be illegal. in fact as they are keeping up people who could be helping the country, that are not going to go on welfare that are not can it take a dime of government support and that we need right now beat a lot of employers need people to be bricklayers or work in restaurants work fix up in farms or whatever else it is they want to do. robert trump at the idea overhauling the immigration system to make a clean space. >> you know where is the deterrent here? there's no incentive to wait and with the legal way when you're waiting so long. when you look at deterrence you can get a job in the

l.a. county, new york to try to let you vote in municipal elections and they were struck down in court about a month ago. then biden wants to give i.d. cards. where is the deterrent? >> that's a fair point. this is a political grab obviously. on the other side of this we are still dealing with a massive layer labor shortage. they are looking for people who are willing to take these jobs. they want bilingual speakers. 880,000 illegal immigrants are residing in l.a. county right now but remember this is california. another reason you can't get people to come in at work for the county is because this is a state and city in particular of handouts. they have thrown so much of that government money, billions that was given to california. remember each state cut a piece of stimulus by last year. they've spent so much money and social programs and handouts to these illegal immigrants that now they are stuck.

you know they've backed themselves into a corner where they can't get people who are qualified legally to work for the county of los angeles, to actually come to work for the county of los angeles. there's one good thing here, maybe will start to see a bit less i.d. theft in the state of california. remember if you're going out and paying for a social security number it -- there are dealers all over the internet. you can buy a social, you can buy in identity, you can have an address. >> can i mention one thing that carley was saying about doing it for political reasons. it's not working. the latino community in america, most of them came here legally and quirked their butt off to get a green card. they are leaving democrats in droves. in the past couple of weeks it's changed a little bit but my wife worked very hard to get her green card first and then to become a citizen. it took her over ten years to do that. my son, my stepson from

nicaragua he joined the marine corps in order to become a citizen and got his citizenship actually when he was deployed in afghanistan. that's when he became a u.s. citizen. so there's a lot of people who worked very hard, in the case of my stepson they put their life address can order to become a citizen. they want to just give it away as though it's another freebie from the government. well, it's not. citizenship is a duty, it's a responsibility, it's a joy. and to devalue the meaning of it is a disgrace a disgrace. >> while side and it's backfiring when you look at the u.s. mayor, they are complaining we don't know what to do with all of these illegal immigrants that texas sent us. well welcome to be a bore border states. there are repercussions for illegal immigration. all right coming up the crime is gotten so bad in one liberal city that stores are locking up stamps to keep safe from shoplifters.

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>> america's crime crisis is now hitting drugstore shelves in cities like new york shoplifters are making off with big and small ticket items. it's part of the perfect storm of lawlessness coupled with a record of relation. that puts patty larson me up more than 50% in parts of the big apple. the drugstore chains are locking up things like deodorant, razors, shampoo. we are used to that but perhaps not the spirit is gotten so fast that less than $4 a can is now joining those items in the protective plastic cases. so here we go. i mentioned $1.80 for fraternal

which is also being locked up in this area over by the port authority here in new york city. i have to admit i don't really go to the pharmacy to buy stuff anymore. i get it on amazon. everything is locked up. everything is locked up. people who are actually going to be buying the stuff i like i'll just get it online. but if you or someone in a place in your life where you are stealing spam i don't think you're going to see the plastic case and be like spoiled again. you'll probably -- like you can take a crack it open. that's what i don't understand it. most people i talk to her like it's not worth it because you have to get an attendant for everything you need because is all locked up. >> i buy almost all of my toiletries on amazon because everything is locked up. you have to wait for somebody to get a key. at such a hassle.

i was talking to the guy that manages the local drugstore but me and he says during the pandemic millions of dollars of items were stolen from him. it's unfortunate because when this happens in low income communities what happens? the drugstore shuts down, people lose their jobs, quality of life goes down because there is no places for people to buy the groceries in their -- i noticed a bunch of commotion and because there was an employee yelling at somebody who had a garbage bag full of stuff and just exited. the story really quickly always reminds me of test remember what she posted a tweet saying you shouldn't prosecute people for stealing things from drugstores because they are fulfilling basic needs get that's not what's happening here. they are selling the stuff in trying to make money. >> it's crazy to me that you expect the employees to become a police officer. that is what you are doing. we saw haus i elavil have to

defend himself. it puts them in a very precarious situation. the companies are advising their employees now it's not worth your safety. i think that's the right move. especially also in san francisco or by the way all those walgreens in san francisco, they are gone. they shot them all down in the city. but the companies are saying were going to hire security guards but even the security guards have been told don't risk life and limb over a case of beer. i watched a guy walk out of the duane reade -- here in manhattan and they watched him walk up they've given up. we would walk up everything if we could because of the supply chain crisis they cannot get enough of those enclosures shipped and made to lock up everything that they want to walk block up. >> to joe biden's america. >> the scariest thing about all

of this is that people are changing their lives in order to get used to it like it's now become normal. it's like the old experiment to put a frog in boiling water it will jump out but ifin there unh because -- we've all been accustomed to the boiling water now and were considering it to be normal. were changing our lifestyles, you are changing yours in order to accommodate something that none of us should have to accommodate. "law & order" is so fundamental to civilized society and we are losing it. we are losing it on the border come at the drugstores, we are losing it everywhere. >> i would not think it's hot anywhere. i think those two words are antithetical. however, kathy hochul got ago, governor, eric adams -- all of the country of the city councils that are been taken over because

they are way down on the ballot when the elections come. but now we are realizing they are affecting their daily lives. you've got a look at the whole ballot, -- >> they matter is we just on the last segment there was the city council allowed illegal immigrants to get employed. the real tragedy is when these people are hitting small businesses and mom-and-pop stores. these americans who put all of their money and all of their hopes and dreams on the line. and they get broken into -- i was talking to somebody who owned an ice cream shop in california there were security footage that went viral of two criminals driving their car into the front of the ice cream shop completely breaking through the glass window to steal the atm. about $500 and up but they cost

hundreds of thousands of dollars. these progressive idea of of property crimes are victimless absolutely is not true and this is one of many stories that proves otherwise. >> you know what coming to point as well, kelly, elections matter. what i'll say about new yorkers is were not stupid. i've definitely seen a change in new york city -- >> after 40 years i'm beginning to question that. >> eric adams we could've had garcia -- there were a lot of nightmares that didn't make it and we have more primaries coming up in the state in particular. we have a governor's election in november. >> has to get so bad that it affect you or a member of your family. >> i think where they are in new york needs to take a cue from florida. coming up critics are calling out taylor swift's massive carbon footprint after she was named the celebrity with the worst private jet admissions. up next the p.r. campaign to clean up her image.

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♪ ♪ >> welcome back. taylor swift is used two topping the music charts but now she's topping the list of celebrities whose private jets are leaving the worst carbon footprint. the analysis shows the private jet has already flown despite the fact that he's not even on tour. he puts her annual admissions over 100,000 times that of the average person. but a spokesperson for this singer is pushing back saying taylor's chaffed is loaned out

regularly to other individuals to attribute most or all of these trips store is blatantly incorrect. so it's not her fault, it's the people who she's loaning her jut out to. >> i'm going to say i totally agree. that's a no pitch alone it out to me. i'll be certain to have never say anything bad about private jets on tv because i'd like to be on a private jet. if anybody wants to invite me onto what jut the only reason i don't fly private as i don't have enough dollars. i could admit that hoping one day i'll have a private jet. of course it's the hypocrisy is the issue enough people telling you hey your product climate footprint is so huge. mine is very small. i don't have a private chat come i don't even have a child. i have a very small climate footprint. i do want to hear about it. >> my climate footprint, the biggest thing might be hair spray use.

they've made money, that's capitalism for you. she spoken out against climate change. she certainly votes for people who spoke out against climate change. apparently her total jet admissions for the 8,240 metric tons, that's the equivalent of 16 days straight in the air. >> she's a celebrity. maybe she's campaigned for green energy. that doesn't bother me as much as when john kerry -- she's -- there are i think they flew 20 times by august of last year. the point is that there are worse targets. and al gore, mr. original green energy guy, he uses more energy for his house -- i think it's 20 times more than the average american family. so honestly i just got her a break. >> i don't think -- i have never owned a car in my life.

i'm probably more green than anybody. i don't care if you have a job. >> i almost feel like her people who released the statement, cheryl, made it worse for her or her. the excuse was so hilarious. just listen she's got a private jet, she's using it other people are using it it is what it is. but she is loaning it out to people. why is she doing that? >> it's not loaning it out to be clear. she's renting it out. look i'm a big taylor swift fan, i love her, she is so talented. she's renting it out. they all do it. the other offenders on the list were jay-z, a-rod, blake shelton, that when they are not using their not just going to sit there and they're not going to lose millions of dollars on -- they rented out. you can do it with the outs too by the way if anybody has no money to do it.

it's a business. make some cash. >> it means you're never going to get the jet for free. in your wildest dreams. kelly does bring up a good point about john kerry. member when he was questioned about his private jets -- people -- he says people like me, really? i remember al gore had this countdown essentially. he had a date at which there was no return for the globe from planet earth and used to put it at the top of -- if you are a climate activist and you believe in these dates, why are you flying your private jet? the paris climate accord says two drums per person. her jut along 820,000 tons of carbon emission. were supposed to be at two and

these are your jets alone. hypocrisy of falling. they don't believe in these countdown clocks. it's hypocrisy commits about checking the liberal activism box. >> how about former president obama with his oceanside mansion? it's in massachusetts which is not a warm climate. he likes to keep the thermostat says he is to say keep the thermostat at 80 or 85 because he's from hawaii originally. there's enough enough carbon footprint guilt to go around. >> rules for the not for me. it does feel like some of the biggest climate fighters other one was private jets. leonardo dicaprio is another one. they never invite me. >> and i put that out there. >> from one truly incredible story to another desperate times call for desperate measures. next from four day work weeks to free therapy sessions, to bringing your dog to work.

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>> tax increase for everyone? you're ready to pay up america's democrats raise taxes on americans making less than $400,000 a year? our econ panel will debate. a tax hike in the middle of a recession. plus a new warning from china as nancy pelosi lands in singapore. update from peter doocy live at the white house. and jonathan turley on why crime is gotten so bad and what american city? spam has to be locked up. come join john roberts me at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> companies across the country are so desperate to bring in members of genesee they are offering all kinds of parks to young staffers after the pandemic. that's according to a new report from "the new york times" that

says to tap into the creativity of young workers companies are offering four day week club memberships, and work from anywhere flexibility. other perks include the use of a home in the hamptons, bringing your dogs to work, and free mental health therapy. cheryl i know you're all over this. >> i mean look, these companies are trying to retain these younger workers. we have a labor shortage. they are probably not paying these younger workers a lot of money. sometimes you use the perks of an employer to get them to stick around instead of moving jobs, we've seen this a lot. todd and i talked about this this morning. that's all about the change. these parks are about to go away. enjoy it now if you are jen's day because we will see a complete shift in the labor market on the hills of what is now an official recession. friday is the jobs report and we are going to see the worst jobs report we haven't had this

december 2020 i just want to point that out. enjoy it now, everybody. if you go to the hamptons -- >> enjoy the hamptons now because it's going away for that's what i was thinking, what about a round of layoffs? you want to keep your job, don't take the perks. if there they are offering work from home be the one to come into work. say please and thank you when you get more work. separate yourself by doing those kinds of things. >> i got to start out by saying i have a 30-year-old daughter that works harder than i ever did when i was 30 years old. i would not be prejudiced against all jen's a because we were in this weird situation with the pandemic where people were allowed to live at home. i freelanced for two years when i was starting out in the 80s. and i'll tell you the first couple of months were great. i would take to our lunches. i would run around the reservoir for an hour every day. and then suddenly i realized i didn't have enough money to pay the bills. and nothing gets you to work harder and go to work, then realizing you have bills to pay

and you may go hungry. so eventually come up because of what's going to happen with the recession, people -- that job surplus we have is going to shrink very quickly. people will be dying for jobs and you figure it out very quickly. again when you have the bills to pay. >> cat what you think about this? the first to make super quality of life things and with normal day-to-day work stuff. >> absolutely. look, for me the biggest perk of any job is the money. again, when i was younger i was working multiple jobs. i didn't have the option to just go to the hamptons or bring my animals. but eventually if you do have this fallback plan of some kind where you can live at home or do something like that than you would be able to make some sort of stand like this. or i'm not coming because my dog can't come more that if you don't have that that you are going to accept what you can

get. speak okay kayleigh, you're the hardest working person i know. what do you think about this? >> okay. interesting point to make about right now we are in the job surplus all of these parks are there. all i'll i as a millennial i graduated from georgetown come all of my peers who had these big fancy degrees and they couldn't find anywhere to work. they graduated in the middle of the great recession. take the advice from your millennial seniors, it's not always so good. millennial sore derided for living in the basement come a lot of them were hard workers who did everything right but the job just wasn't there. according -- salary is still number one ranked among jonesy. so they are not dumb.

they know where the bills are going to get paid. >> it's so true. having a career as part of the american dream. doing the hard work. when you can look back in your career and say job well done and i made it to where i was because i worked really hard. >> to know that you have to be surrounded by other people so you can compare yourself to the work they are doing. competition is important. that's why all the stay at home stuff we've had since the pandemic began is so detrimental and why a lot of employers, a lot of people who own companies or sing with got to get people back to work. it encourages people -- i know the one-upsmanship like there's been a lot of bad stuff written about it but competition works if you compete with somebody it not only keeps you on your game

but sometimes they never would've done bear's health. >> glad you brought it up that your doctor is hard and hardworking because -- even after she had the baby she went right back to work coming she manages to do everything. because her name? shout out to her. there are oftentimes a lot of stories in the media they get attention that just criticizing people. there are so many hardworking young people. stories get a lot of tension because they paint and in a bad light. i feel like the truth is somewhere in the middle. speak of the truth is always somewhere in the middle. i worked really hard to get where i am. i'm still working really hard. i'm sure there's a lot of people in jonesy who are working really hard. and also with the dog thing in particular the truth is

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twizzlers, and will raise prices. i was in the keys last week enjoying life, i look down, a candy shortage and i had to say it again, only in biden's america. >> i know. reese's, bubble yum, the best candies. if kids get pennies and apples this halloween it's the economy, and those were the worst houses. also one house in my neighborhood that would give comic books out and i was like i'm five, i don't care about x men. i want a lollipop. i want some milk duds. >> we had a dentist who gave out toothbrushes. really, guys? >> only toothbrushes? >> yes. >> having said that, i'll still paying the dental bills for all the mr. goodbars i ate when i was a kid. >> it doesn't affect me very

much now as an adult but when i was a kid, candy was my favorite thing about being alive. so excited. >> reason to live. >> i've been to hershey park, it was cool to take my daughter, and candy crisis here, how? >> thank you labor shortage and supply chain problems, now halloween will suffer. one reese, not two, in the halloween bag. how do you explain that to your child? >> you can't. >> stock up and the fox baskets where they have the m and ms. >> i walked by there first. >> i did look up some states, florida, the favorite halloween candy for florida is reese's. new york, sour patch kids, texas, sour burst. and where are you from? >> originally new york. >> new jersey is m and m. >> the reeses are where it's at.

>> peanut m and m. yes. >> oh, yeah. no, i'm not a big peanut -- i said this on fox and friends, i said peanut is wasting space where chocolate should be. at least i'm getting some protein, right? >> thanks fo everyone. now here is "america reports." >> sandra: alert you with a fox news alert, the death toll rising in kentucky following last week's devastating flooding. thousands of people losing their homes. >> john: and fears are growing the situation will only turn worse with more heavy rain on the way. live to the scene in eastern kentucky in just moments. >> sandra: begin with senate democrats looking to fast track president biden's spending plans hoping to have a major legislative win heading into the fall. >> john: hope you had a great weekend, only a few days to