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place. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany, joining us today carley shimkus, martha maccallum, and bill hemmer. it's can it be great. no word from the fbi or the justice department yet since yesterday's early morning raid at mar-a-lago. however, fox news learned it was part of an investigation into the handling of classified presidential records which begin earlier this year after 15 boxes of documents had already been transferred from his florida estate. yesterday the fbi executed a search warrant looking for more material they claim the warmer president took with them after he left the white house in 2021. the raid drew outrage from trump supporter's who quickly gathered outside mar-a-lago. the former president was in new york at the time and issued the statement. these are dark times for our nation. a beautiful home, mar-a-lago,

and palm beach, florida, is currently rated and occupied by a large group of fbi agents. none of that nothing like this is a wrap into a president of the united states before. >> harris, we know too much ago an official from the justice department was meeting with officials at mar-a-lago and came to specifically ask for potentially sensitive documents that may have been out of mar-a-lago. we are told president trump actually popped by that meeting. it's not clear what happened between that point yesterday when the search warrant was executed and fbi agents were inside mar-a-lago. listeners a lot we don't know about yesterday. eyes go through what we do know. we know this is related to potential classified information about donald trump and his staff allegedly took to florida when he left office. this is not directly related to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. from multiple sources of federal magistrate signed off on the

search warrant to go to mar-a-lago and take multiple boxes of items. back in february the archivist of the united states, now retired archivist wrote to the house committee on oversight about these boxes and was in contact with trump's team. the u.s. government eventually was able to take 15 boxes with potentially classified information. fox news is told by a source that inside mar-a-lago yesterday fbi agents looked in every office, save, grab documents and boxes without going through them in the pop property bid we told photographs were taken to go through later once they left the property. a source said they were not being judicious about what they took and quoted. so is fbi director, garland is really in a pressure cooker every day democrats saying he's not doing enough to investigate the former president former is not doing enough to investigate

hunter biden, the current president's son. garland says he operates without fear or favor. right now doj and fbi both silent. i've reached out to several times today and it does not look like were going to get any statement from them on this. they always say they are silent during active investigations however i said the circumstances in this case are a little bit different, still does not seem like we will hear anything at this point. >> great reporting today. thank you very much. martha, what does it do you think the american people see when they look at this reporting today? >> depends on where they look. and it depends on who they are listening to it. do you know i'm kind of reminded in the early stages of the phone call that happened in the oval office that led to the impeachment. and if you watched certain networks, it was an already slam-dunk, that the call was so atrocious in trees an end words like that were being used. before the american people had a chance to actually listen to the transcript. then the president on the other

side saying it was an absolutely perfect phone call. there is an attempt in these moments to color the entire thing and sort of curry favor with both sides and get people ramped up on both sides. i would caution everybody to wait until we get more information about what is in this affidavit which we may or may not ever see. also when you get the return on this investigation but what it is, they pulled from this investigation and whether they were looking for. do you even bf people like andrew cuomo saying that we absolutely need to have -- the doj must immediately explain the reason for this raid and why, because of exactly what david spunt said at the end of this report. this is an extraordinary situation. last night when i watch this i was a little bit unnerved. worrying about what this could lead to in this country, what kind of -- we talk a lot about the how the country is so fraught, and the possibility for

unrest which none of us want to see. but this has to be handled extraordinarily carefully. they better have that they knew was there and that they went in for because you are playing with fire in this situation in this country. we all want to see this peacefully and responsibility. >> caleigh out of everyone on this county with your boss and you know him best. this was his primary residence. this feels personal. >> very personal for someone who the fbi was -- you could argue, looking out for six years. we know about the dossier, we know the way it was peddled. we know there was an insurance policy if you reach peter strzok's text all the things president trump was saying. i will say i think you can't look at this in isolation. you have to look at this in light of other trump-related prosecutions. what i mean by that is in this case it's the presidential records act jonathan pointed

out, it's very rarely used in the criminal context. it's being used here. you look at paul manafort, who was the campaign manager for donald trump. it's brought out against paul manafort, despite there being rampant by elation 62% used against michael flynn. this is a 1799 statue that is never in history of this country been used to successfully prosecute anyone. but it's used as a pretext to go in and look at michael flynn. why are never before used statutes, or rarely used statutes being used in this manner? it raises questions as the fbi doesn't go out after larry nassar the way they should've initially. especially as one-third of portland writer cases are dropped. you know especially when you look at the abortion facilities that you seem like you to drink the doj to look into some of these inquiries. why weren't there raids in these

contacts but as a rate here? >> when you talk about not just grades but also the hunger for the truth, the assassination attempt on a sitting u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. there were think questions for things -- of course we could put hunter biden on that list but there is a current investigation. you know, bill, as we look at this -- this was a man they try to impeach and successfully did so. what more can we learn about donald trump at this point? at this point we can almost see his thoughts. >> they just keep on coming i was going to say. look, i don't know what's going on. i think david did a good job of laying out the facts based on where we think they are at the moment. i do agree with andrew cuomo, martha, when he sent that tweet about whatever it is it must be. i can't just applied to presidential records. i thought about that, then

andrew mccarthy running for national review of file the piece two hours ago and he said this all has to do with january 6th. that's his working theory at the moment. why would that be? bill barr did an interview with catherine herridge on friday and "cbs news" bit if you go back and watch it a lot of her questions were directed around january 6. i'm sort of paraphrasing here, there are subpoenas that have been handed out for grand jury investigation, into what i do not know. but pat cipollone the former attorney for the president at the time of january 6th is one of those who was subpoenaed. what bill barr was talking about was that ultimately he and trump would have executive privilege. he wasn't quite sure how the courts would come down on that. maybe that's an issue that would go to the u.s. supreme court. ultimately. but he asked them if the president committed a crime and he said it's hard to say commute really have to notice state of

mind. then he went on to deflect and he did not sound necessarily convinced that a crime had been committed on january 6th. why am i bringing this full circle? if andy mccarthy is right and merrick garland went into mar-a-lago to try to find evidence that suggested he was guilty of a crime around januare committee would be looking at. and what bill barr said in this interview, he said during the early days of this hearing he was convinced they were going after her underlings. but towards the end, he was convinced otherwise that it was pat cipollone, maybe somebody like mark meadows and president trump he felt was certainly in the crosshairs. according to him in the interview filed last friday. >> we will follow the facts if they happen. >> i think bill is really onto something because it seems like there is a huge part of the story that is missing. and that is justification. president trump and his family members came out yesterday and said that they -- they had been working very closely with the

national archives on which documents to overturn. if that's the case why would a federal judge approve a search warrant to be executed by over a dozen fbi agent so early in the morning that it's still dark outside giving the secret service very little nervous why. what sort of information with a be looking for, unless it's politically motivated? we don't know yet. a lot of republicans seem to think so. i just want to say that the fact that half the country thinks the doj is the republican the big problem. when you think about the examples they can't be ignored, hunter biden last school board meeting set a big service -- allowing those protesters to still be there even though it breaks the law. so what will the follow-up be? i think if republicans get the opportunity they're going to clean house and launch their own, possibly politically motivated investigation. one less thing a lot of democrats are celebrating this

for an update if i were hunter biden i'd be very worried about -- >> harris: we don't know that he hasn't. >> even the more so than he was two days ago. >> harris: just to revisit something command we are 91 days away from the midterm election. what you said so interesting is january 6 because that's not the date many people are focused on for the local magistrate who wish to that warrant in palm beach used to be a federal u.s. attorney. he left that office to go work for none other than jeffrey epstein. >> he worked for people who worked for epstein. pilots, may be a fight as tendons. >> harris: just a quick thoughts on the date, november 8th, at all of this. >> i'm not sure. i don't know. i wish i could say. but i think the ag has to show the american people something and do it quickly paired one thing i would add to my defense but just three confirm this coming january that owned it

over 615 boxes and mar-a-lago. and trump's defense at this point when he put out a statement yesterday about the cooperation that he had in the department of justice, and that was the case you would think they would still be working on handing over and talk and can possibly handing over more boxes. from mar-a-lago to a government investigation. >> harris: you asking the same thing i did this morning. why now? all right, we will move. up next trump coming out fighting, drops a major hint at a 2024 white house run. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now.

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>> kayleigh: we are seeing fierce backlash from former president donald trump and republicans to the unprecedented fbi raid at mar-a-lago.

republicans are slamming the biden administration, contended doj of political weapon in his nation. trump is also calling the right prosecutorial misconduct, the weaponization of the justice system, and an attack on radical left democrats who desperately don't want me to run for president in 2024. i'm sure you saw the images from outside mar-a-lago. there were reporters who congregated comeau in mensing for he wrote from tampa my hometown, and it does evoke memories for the trump aids in the mueller investigation in the dossier, it brings that back in evoke. >> bill: if you question the strength of donald trump's grip on the republican party but i've been following these primaries and as of today, hang on i've got it, hang on as of today among the races he chose to endorse he's wide? want to guess out of 155 races?

hundred and 45-8. among races that do not have been incumbent he's 27-7. doing well, really well. very popular. i think arizona last week was a bit of a canary in a coal mine, something is going on in arizona. don't sleep on arizona, they think something is happening there. carrie lake was a winner in every county, including maricopa, that has phoenix paid what did she run on? border security, immigration, education in schools, and she ran on elections and keeping them safe beer that was pretty much her platform. she came out of nowhere and blow away the field with trump's endorsement. >> carley: martha, interestingly he saw a lot of 2024 contenders in the republican field come out, presumed ones because you've got

mike pompeo. here he is talking bout of political weaponization of the doj, ron desantis calling this a banana republic. mccarthy, who is presumed to be the house speaker as if republicans take it back. clear your calendar. then ronna mcdaniel, the head of the roc, republican leaders had to coalesce. >> they better come out and they better talk about this. people who are supportive of the former president, which is a large chunk of the party, are going to be very upset about what they see here. i'm told they get more clarity on exactly what they were looking for they are going to see it as a progression of what happens from the minute he walked on stage after he won in 2016, which as the barbs were out in the investigations were starting. that's the way this is going to be perceived. anyone who hopes to take over that mantle if, for some reason, he ends up not running, i think it certainly looks like he wants to run at this point. they better have had his back in this situation. i think that that's a supportive

move, a political move on the part of all of them. i think if anything this can be a lot of trump supporter's who looked to see who is not saying something at this point. that is not standing up. >> among who is is andrew cuomo. we'll pull it up, andrew cuomo doj must immediately explain the reason for its raid and it must be more than a search for inconsequential archives. he goes on to say how you do need some backing before you pursue a warrant of this nature appeared i'm paraphrasing but that is interesting, a fallen democrat coming to his defense in some ways. >> harris: andrew cuomo is someone who has brushed up delmichael almost recently. i think he should hope someone has a full docket of information against the president who has multiple times been in impeachment processes. but this is going to be interesting when we wake up tomorrow because a dozen or so republicans will have met with president trump. tim banks among them, i'm wondering, as martha was talking

about, without support behind the scenes, now possibly even more public than just those tweets, will look like for galvanizing a party. look, you didn't have to love the tweets the former president but out. but i bet a lot of people missed a gas price. and you didn't have to love everything that he did in terms of comments that he made or whatever, by the people missed the policies that made them safer. it didn't just feel safer, but made them safe or actually with crossing the border so on and so forth. but this galvanizes in a different way. this is a fear that all americans have come of the people can move on up and there's nothing we can do about appear they can rate our homes, they can sit stomachs and 87,000 extra irs agents against us. this is unifying. >> kayleigh: it is. as someone who knows the market movement while i can tell you what this feels like. it feels like a president who for four years ran on draining the swamp, he talked about the deep state, these were hot topics for the former president.

the irs targeting key party groups and going back to pretrump this feels like a targeting not just of the president, but i've a movement. >> if there was any doubt that former president trump was going to run for president before this there is absolutely no doubt help you listen to what his family members are saying, eric trump, it's like they were given the green light to start saying what we already knew. eric trump yesterday on hannity says he wants his father to run for president dear lara trump on "fox & friends" first this morning said it's highly likely that trump will run again. they are saying come -- they were much more vague before this and i wonder if it's going to speed up the announcement to before the midterm election paired when trump is angry, like he has right now, he acts and he likes to stick it to the people who he thinks are sticking it to them. >> kayleigh: we shall see, that is a million-dollar question, carly. coming up the white house's attempt to tell americans the president is pretty good del michael baird will introduce you to dark brandon, that's next.

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>> it appears democrats and white house staffers are trying to rebrand president biden by turning let's go brandon into a pro-biden meme. after they see -- they see it as a series of legislative winds that took place. deppe butte andrew bates tweeting this come up dark brandon is crushing it with the caption reading your malarkey has been going on for long enough, kiddo. they follow that up with the malarkey will end, the dark brandon rises november 8th. white house director of digital strategy rob flaherty tweets this meme of biden with laser eyes peered the white house's attempt at rebranding comes as the president again appears to stumble over his words. this time during a trip to the flood damage in kentucky. >> we've never done this before but because of a number of

things we got done on a bipartisan basis, like 1,000,000,200 million-dollar infrastructure project or like what we were doing today passed yesterday helping take care of everything from health care to god knows what else. >> you know, harris, dark brandon may be the worst superhero in american history be normal you protect babies you don't take their formula. to save everyday americans you don't bankrupt them. you save countries you don't lose afghanistan for that's what superheroes do. >> harris: that is what superheroes do. i don't know what this guy is pretty looks evil and wrong. like that doesn't look like i want one i want to come save me in a catastrophe or eight or nine crises that when committed. started on committed and continue in this current presidency. i just want to know why this particular sink that are they trying to say that brandon trends better than biden? it started as kind of a joke enough they want to own something that was decidedly negative towards this president and turned it into a positive peer like if they are trying to

turn negatives into positives, goodness gracious start with one of the crises. it's a crime in a more federal level, more substantively. there's a whole host of things they could be doing. but the other video we paid attention to, i know it's something you want to show. i don't want to hit the low-hanging fruit of picking on the president over this, maybe we just watch it. >> we we do appeared as dark brandon trying to put on his jacket. we can play that, carly. he struggles a little bit. it wasn't quite the superhero meme andrew bates put on on twitter. also interesting rolling stalls points out that the dark brandon meme might've been chinese propaganda they say with this purported origins of the 2020 antigovernment bees from a chinese artist are depicted as a tannic biden lantern on the throne of guns and how. as the perfect encapsulation of an internet meme. >> the thing about the old original let's go brandon chet is that it was organic pit was

made famous by the people. this one, the white house is trying to promote it to promote the white house like limited stop telling me with school. "washington post" wrote and explain her article on dark brandon. they cut to the chase. they said rather than in ineffective president inspiring republican vitriol and earning historically low ratings he's a superhero familiar with the dark arts and able to change the course of history. when "the washington post" cutting through it you know it's not working. >> bill: i need help on this one. let's go back to the creativity table, i'll be back with you, give me 30 minutes. >> speaking of "the washington post," martha,, you have this headline inside the capital they talk about him lounging poolside as he makes calls to garner senate votes for his now marquee of legislation. political playbook celebrating the president again calling him

one of the most legislatively successful presidents. the media seems to be taking on a bit of a shaft. >> sometimes it takes a while for these narrative shifts to happen but they've been working on it for a long time. there was a lot of agitated people within the communications department, where people telling the better story but with the president is doing, trying really hard to get reported to change the narrative. it seems like they finally succeeded in that because in one day he saw this real strong turnaround in terms of the narrative and how successful it has all been. you know you've got about three and half trillion dollars in spending that's come out. people like larry summers and former economic advisors to democratic presidents think it filled the fire of inflation. the reality on the ground of what people feel, there are some positive things to look at in an economy that's been in really tough shape. but with the rubber meets the road people know what's in their wallet, and know how much it cost to fill up their tank. these things are kind of fun for

inside washington baseball and memes. you always go with contrast and politics. it got a president that cannot put his coat on. he put them out there is a superhero and you try to create this image that is the opposite of the base and the campaigner that we've all been following since 2020. >> two big numbers, 101 staying one on thursday comeau are going to go into inflation because a national discussion may again continue about how much we are paying. >> to that point the american people spoke to abc and he is pretty devastating poll numbers, 60% disapproving on inflation and the economy. >> i don't think infusing his name with somebody else's is going to help him. brandon and biden come i just don't understand how that helps at all. i guess it does -- you know what we aren't talking about is the inflation reduction act does not reduce any inflation. i guess were not talking about that. >> the last time democrats tried to change the narrative into something cute it was ultra-mug

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>> the lower at latest on the raid plus how president biden is responding at this hour, peter doocy live at the white house and the president himself is said to speak at 2:00 p.m. eastern time, will be monitoring that. bret baier will also be joining us live and senator marsha. now the hands of the house. so what happens next? come join us live's america

reports at the top of the hour. >> new york governor kathy hochul has signed a bill which replaces the word inmate with incarcerated person. in state law, one of the bills democratic sponsors in the state legislators says the word inmate dehumanizes and demoralizes convicts. this of course as the governor blame -- to fox blame for a sharp rise in crime. let's start with the first part of that though. bill, inmate, does it dehumanize? >> yesterday you are an inmate and today -- that's not cool anymore so now you are incarcerated. i just don't know where it ends. >> harris: the facts of the facts you are a prisoner, you are an inmate. and it's gender-neutral so why do we need the word person?

you mean my feeling is that when you have broken your social contract and you've broken the law and your put away to do your time and to pay your punishment we -- that liberal is something that you earned. and you are behind bars for a period of time. whatever you want to call it. you know this whole effort to sort of not -- to sort of get around the fact that this person is doing their time, and when they do their time when they are done they will be entitled to the privileges and rights of being free that they had before they broke the law. but while they are in prison you are in a different situation. you know? you are doing your time and paying your debt to society. >> harris: unless you meet with a liberal prosecutor who turns the door and you get to commit as many crimes as you want. why don't we just call them recidivist? >> no one says a quite like you. he said so well. it's hard work. >> i'm so glad we are talking about the story because

sometimes on big news days important stories get lost in the shuffle. this is outrageous. so thank you, "outnumbered" producers, this truly reads like a babylon the headline of how democrats -- or how republicans would parity democrats. it's not just a suggestion. she signed this into law so she is essentially more concerned about what to call a criminal than the crime itself. she recently talked about the bail reform laws and if they need to be changed or not. she said no. then a couple of days later couple of days before that "new york post" headline came out bits of the ten criminals were arrested for 500 crimes and you're telling me that the bail reform laws in new york city don't need to be changed? there have also been dozens of children shot in new york city so far this year. so we care more about calling those people incarcerated persons and not inmates? now they are inmates, criminals, end of story. >> harris: and they are going to the d.c. prison. >> i think you're on it should

be like momentarily incarcerated person. >> exactly good i just don't understand what she has time for this. well, actually our team -- can we put it up? it's the governor mocked for tweeting this picture of herself barbecuing in a white dress but i'm a girl who loves fashion at the barbecue, i'm a southerner. but i think the point people are making in this, kaylee kim is it just does not look authentic. it is clear that she is a politician. >> it looks totally faked. i don't know that you wear a white dress like that when you're barbecuing but maybe she does. abdicate responsibility for the state of new york and what a life, what a job you have. even mayor adams is saying to overturn the bear locks will law, where is she in this? where is she in calling on for decide she cannot because she has the authority to actually fire him.

there's so much she can do in the look of barbecuing will new york city goes to you know what down south. it's not a good look. >> think it was -- it kind of reminds me of that elizabeth warren video where it's like. folks can go she's just like us. i usually have one of admits. does anybody else there grill? >> my fork so like 3 feet long. you don't want to get anything on that nice white shirt. >> exactly. anyway, more outnumbered in a moment. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know so many of you have served our country honorably.

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>> i know you can dance. >> i want to see some live music, everybody. hillary clinton appears to be fundraising off the fbi raid of the man who beat her in 2016. every email shirt sold helps build democracy, fight for our values, just saying. every politician has to seize the moment. >> is she running? >> she would love to be running. >> martha, speculation batted down by democrat operatives, you never know. >> she would like to run but there is not the support or the money to support that. we'll see if she's able to do that, but you know, i just find this moment quite rich. i go back all the way to the travelgate documents they could not find, and then they found them in the closet or behind somewhere in a white house room.

destroyed servers they could not find, all of the emails, there was no raid like this for those situations. you know, why not. remember all the phones that peter struck and lisa page lost, cleared by the fbi. think about the evidence people have been searching for which conveniently disappeared and nobody batted an eye lash. >> she was not prosecuted but comey said 110 emails with classified information, eight top secret. >> rabbit hole for the investigations that did not happen. but could she beat trump? would him getting in at this point make her more thirsty to run. >> likely, likely. >> to answer your question, everybody in washington is looking for a reason to raise money every day on just about everything. sorry, carly. >> i would not be comfortable joking about breaking the law, that's what i'm saying. and --

>> you could not get away with it. >> democrats feel so comfortable that she could post a jokey joke tweet like she did. >> and plastic straws were the rage on the trump campaign. they sold out. >> yes, they do. >> thank you for joining us. here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, team. fox news alert, brand-new information on what led to the unprecedented fbi raid on former president trump's mar-a-lago estate in florida early yesterday. i'm sandra smith in new york. mike, great to have you today. >> mike: fbi raid is related to materials former president trump brought to mar-a-lago after leaving the white house on january 20, 2021, 2 months ago investigators were at his property for a meeting about turning over records and that was after the