♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone. happy monday. this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany, and joining me today, carley shimkus, kennedy, lisa boothe, and pete hegseth. the biden border crisis is turning into a real free-for-all in new york city. migrants including those best in from texas lined up over the weekend. check this out, this is outside a hospital in the bronx. they lined up to get free

phones, free health care, school supplies, and more. this great giveaway, all at taxpayer expense. it comes as new york city schools prepared to enroll 1,000 illegal immigrants to the upcoming year. "the new york post" calling it "the land of the free." interesting front cover there, pete. i want to juxtapose the statements that muriel bowser of d.c., where there have been 7,000 illegal immigrants sent, with mayor adams of new york city. there have been 900 illegal migrants there from texas. check out would have to say. bowser, "this is the tipping point. our service efforts have become overwhelmed." sounds like someone from texas or arizona. adams, "if we don't get these urgently needed resources we may struggle to provide the proper level of support our clients deserve while also facing challenges as we serve both a rapidly growing population and new clients who are seeking

asylum." interesting he called them clients. >> pete: that's a new one. two mayors of sanctuary cities complaining about the ultimate manifestation of that policy. at first i thought the bussing of migrants -- i should say illegals, i think it falls into a trap by saying migrants. these are folks that broke the law. they have a legal status of asylum but it may not be a legitimate claim. it's usually not based on the laws of our land. i thought it was a gimmick to us, but it's been very effective to highlight the reality of what happens most of the time in the middle of the night in the dark, on planes, flying these illegals across our country. who are then in need of services. and in a sanctuary city, you reap what you sow. this is what you ask for and it's what arizona and texas have been dealing with, now they'll be enrolling their kids in public schools, crowding out an opportunity for taxpaying kids, and they will be in their new country by the schools, telling them that the country you fled

to his really bad place with systemic racism. as they are greeted on the buses. by the way, 2 million total, just if you are alone, claim at the border. 55,000 a month will not be captured. 55,000 a month across the border without being detected. those are the numbers that we have no idea. >> kayleigh: the numbers extra ordinary parade also extraordinary are the giveaways. carley, we talked about this on the show with you, in l.a. giving work permits to work for the government of california, illegal immigrants can do that. the biden administration giving i.d. cards out. new york trying to let illegal vote in elections, struck down by the court. >> carley: when it comes to illegal immigration, democrat policies are really thinking about the consequences. when you think about the given giveaways, free cell phones, health care, that's not free.

even though some democrats really feel compassion toward the plate of the illegal immigrant are going to be upset with that, "wait a second, i'm paying all these money in taxes and i'm not getting a free phone." when it comes to blind compassion turning into a dangerous policy, it's what's going on in our southern border. pete mentioned the 65,000 known got-aways. it's people on the terror watch list that we don't know about. record numbers of sentinel, as well. the drug cartels making money hand over fist, and the people at the southern border, the taxpaying americans at the southern border feel complete forgotten. they don't support these policies. so republicans are smart, they would play that video of border patrol opening the gate and letting the illegal immigrants into the country voluntarily. they would play that video on a loop and campaign ads. >> lisa: there are a lot of dangers that come with illegal

immigration. the article i read, they were saying, "i want to come here and work." there is a legal way to do that, kennedy. but the terror watch list, you look at the fact that there have been 4.6 million encounters on the southern border since biden took office. as a mom, the fentanyl issue terrifies me. this chalk that essentially looks like the chalk i play with on the sidewalk with my daughter. but it is fentanyl and it's pouring across the border. as bill melugin points out, it is exponential numbers. thousands and thousands that they are obtaining of this at our southern border. >> kennedy: the fentanyl crisis is really —-dash i no you are scared about chuck, i have teenage daughters and a terrifies me. because fentanyl is curing people who are not active drug users. it kills people who are experiment and for the first time. they go to a college party, they think they're going to do a line of coke, and they end up dead. that's terrifying, that you asked about the federal laws, it

is such a confusing system. if you map out what it takes to immigrate to this country legally, it's almost impossible. so hopefully this will put some pressure on congress to at least simplify things so that people know, if they want to come here and work for a while, they should be able to do that and go back home. but the complicated system we have incentivizes people to come here and to stay because they don't know, if they leave, if they'll ever be able to come back again. i think that's been one of the massive failures of the vice president, and i'll say it over and over, she's had the opportunity, having been a senator, to work with congress to pass laws to simplify our immigration system and make it better, and keep people safe. >> and teenagers who think they are ordering adderall or think they are ordering xanax, making one mistake, and in doing so, dying on the cross of the southern border, it's a huge issue. also, compassion. it is the guise the left uses.

the picture, it reminds you of that del rio track where they were 53 migrants killed. this is another del rio truck. san antonio, i should say, an 18-wheeler truck with 150 migrants camden. thickly they survived, but remind you of that truck where the bodies of 18 migrants had been found in maverick county texas. so far this month, that's one area that's 18 illegal immigrants killed, that averages to one per day, and one of the body identification markers they found was from the netherlands. this is not compassionate in any way, shape, or form. >> lisa: it's not compassionate when you have people dying making their way here because they know this is the window of time under the biden administration with open border policies. we are seeing what's happening in the cities, the century cities, as you pointed out. if you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. democrats have been falling all over themselves over the years to show us how virtuous they are, and we see these case studies play out in the

sanctuary cities and the policies come to fruition. in the city of 9 million people here in new york, if they cannot absorb a few thousand people, what do you think is happening in the rest of the country? what do you think the results of all this unfettered open border policy is going to be in the country? you've got almost 5 million encounters since joe biden took office. that's as much as the state of oregon. the bottom line is, as new york is giving away these free things to illegal immigrants -- phone, health care, this, that -- who is looking out for americans? is taking care of the american people living in a war zone who can't feed their kids? and it's not just democrats, either. dan crenshaw was on state of the union saying, "this isn't fair to asylum-seekers." what about americans? who is looking out for the american people? that should be our sole focus, not people breaking the law to come here were lying about asylum. >> you >> kayleigh: remained in mexico can look at these nums and you can see from fiscal

2019, a trump year, 4,920 rescues. next year, 5,000. biden takes office, 12,083 rescues at the southern border. this year, 18,897 rescues. the rescues go up, putting border patrol at rest, their lives at risk, putting illegal migrants at risk. remain in mexico, that's what's compassionate. >> pete: absolutely it is. tom homan cited 1200 dead in those crossings come as well. nothing humanitarian about that. new tears on the border from socialist democrats crying about that tragedy. their taking care of the wall around joe biden's house. a beautiful wall around joe biden's beach house, paid for by taxpayers, while he won't build an inch. he talked about campaign ads, hr fear. new york seems to be embracing and complaining about it at the

time. >> kennedy: that's what this entire administration is based on. blaming everybody else, and then taking credit for failures. >> kayleigh: and languishing away at a beach house in south carolina. i guess he stayed at a friend's house or something and now he's in delaware for a week and a half? do we even have a president? >> lisa: it's the rules for thee but not for me. >> carley: president biden not getting a lot of love for members of his own party, as at the midterms they are running away. why a growing number of democrat candidates now prefer to campaign without him, even when he is in their town. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: it's just 11 weeks to go until election day. president biden is hitting the road this week after he gets back from that vacation to begin his big midterm push that he's about to get the cold shoulder for members of his own party. these democratic candidates plan to keep their distance, preferring to campaign without him. some of them say they have scheduling conflicts so they won't be able to appear with the sitting president of the united states when he comes to their area. kennedy, "the washington post," a brutal piece. the president isn't featured in ads, he goes largely unnamed on campaign websites, twitter accounts, and candidates are either not asking them to come or avoiding him when he does. i like to call this the terry mcauliffe effect.

you saw terry mcauliffe go down in flames when he welcomed biden, so who will be the same and be a kamikaze pilot? >> kennedy: and randi weingarten. his last stumper was randi weingarten, its light, wow, your political instincts have failed you completely. [laughter] these are people in close races trying to keep their campaigns, but why would you have the president? his poll numbers are awful, and i know they have legislative successes, but the rest of it is garbage. especially local races, they have to appeal to people who are really hurting right now and feeling the effects of inflation and wage growth that has not matched price increases by any measure. you know, a recession looming on the horizon. see you can't go, "i'm going to raise everyone's taxes, it's going to be great," and you're

always can holding your breath. leslie and did a study, biden mentioned negatively more than obama or trump. only 3% mention positively. we have some democrats running actively against him, including a 20-year incumbent. when more than 20 years. >> lisa: you've got these candidates are like, "i've got to deep condition my hair, i'm busy, i've got plans, sorry." [laughter] because he's toxic. to kennedy's point, they can tout these legislative accompaniments, but when you call something the inflation reduction act and people are paying twice as much for gas, they know everything is more expensive, it doesn't land. they are feeling the impact of the biden administration and his policies. i am much more bullish on the environment than a lot of these poll playlists are showing, because we have to look for in the real clear politics in these

various polls, look at the likely voter surveys. those are actually capturing what november is going to look like. those are going to capture the voter who intends to turn out and who are likely going to be republicans, and independents were heavily against joe biden who think the countries on the wrong track. when you look at those poll playlists, like a trafalgar group, republicans are up by 5. they put out a survey today in ohio, j.d. vance is up, and even pennsylvania, which we agree he's probably not the best candidate, he's only slightly behind. so much more bullish on this environment where you got the majority of americans thinking around the wrong track. where you got joe biden, who thinks he is "brandon" from day-to-day. much more bullish on it. >> kayleigh: like they're saying, i'm not always as joe biden, it causes you to question. pete, really interesting, you have colorado's michael bennet, he said, "no comment from the campaign at this time." and in ohio, they've not asked

vice president harris or president biden to campaign in ohio and have no plans to sell. they are light, stay away! >> pete: why would they? occam's razor, the simplest solution is usually the most effective, the simple six donation. joe biden is a terrible politician. he don't want him speaking on your behalf. he's not capable of it and you're more likely to get some take away, some loony thing that he said, then you are to benefit your own campaign. plus you are saddled to his failed policies. he's most popular in the basement or in delaware, and that's when they are touting his accompaniments, which i don't think will land, though when he's out of the spotlight they think is at his best. which is the sign of a bad politician. no candidate would want him, it's obvious. >> kennedy: "but he wear sunglasses, that means he's winning eczema" >> kayleigh: the american people -- >> carley: my favorite pro biden headline before he became president,

after the election, was "ten moments where president biden was eating ice cream and melted our hearts." >> lisa: 75% of americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country according to the latest fox news poll. that's why nobody wants him to campaign with them. i am surprised at how politicians constantly seem caught off guard by reporters asking them if they want biden to campaign with them. the white house was like, "can i skip that question?" and of course they like, "i've got to go to a thing." just assume automatically to questions going to be asked. the one person who did have a strong answer, you mentioned, was tim ryan in ohio running for senate. that will be awkward because president biden is going to ohio on his tour of america to tout his accompaniments and one of the leading candidates there is like, "uh, no thank you." they say they are the party of

the big tent, the tent isn't happy right now. >> kayleigh: you mentioned it is rosier than the polls show. about the enthusiasm gap, that there's only a small advantage narrowing, but carley mention 74% believe the country is going in the wrong direction. 68% believe the country is in recession, 58% think our best days are behind us. these numbers seem alarming. >> lisa: and joe biden's approval ratings are in the tank, as well. a lot of the poll playlists look like it's not so great for republicans, they are all registered voter polls. so i would encourage everyone to look at the likely voter surveys. those are the ones to look at heading into election day. those are the ones that are going to fully capture who intends to turn out in which direction, and that's going to be motivating the republican base, which we know they are motivated, and independents who aren't with joe biden. >> kennedy: 60% of people think we are intercession? they are intersession. they are saving like it,

thinking like it, withholding projects, withholding on hiring. that emotional investment in saving yourself and saving your pennies is what will compound curiously. >> pete: which means you felt like it. >> kennedy: absolutely. >> kayleigh: i think that summarizes it all. you're in the personal recession. >> lisa: we know that. >> kayleigh: coming up, florida governor ron desantis channeling his inner maverick in a new ad taking on the liberal media. that's next. ♪ ♪ migraine hits hard, so u hit back with ubrelvy u level up u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine.

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channeling his inner maverick as he takes aim at the media. watch. >> taking on the corporate media. >> the rules of engagement are as follows. number one, don't fire unless fired upon. but when they fire, you fire back with overwhelming force. >> does it say that in the bill? i'm asking you to tell me what's in the bill. >> number two, never ever backed down from a fight. >> if i could complete the question, though -- >> number three, don't accept their narrative. >> it's a fake narrative. i just disabuse you of an area of and you don't care about the facts. >> kennedy: i care about the facts. is that dorky or effective, lisa? pc i think he's the best governor in the country and he's really america's governor. a lot of republicans are asleep at the wheel right now. i don't know what time it is and they think our biggest fights are things like taxes and things of that nature. one of the biggest threats zone

government, being weaponized against us. corporate america and the media are extensions of this government who hates us, so he is fully awake to the threats that we face, and that's why he is out there fighting every single day. the hilarious thing is a lot of these people who say that he is a fascist are people who are cheerleaders lockdowns, vaccines sales people, who pushed policies that aren't freedom-loving. these aren't for individual liberty. governor desantis, if he hadn't fought against the groupthink narrative on lockdowns, what would be happening in the country right now? he showed a way you can be free and still keep citizens safe. you can still invest in individual liberty and keep your citizens safe. so i'm a huge governor desantis fan as evidenced by everything i just said. >> kennedy: obviously he is running to keep his seat in the fall. the primary is tomorrow. he is fighting, which is shocking that they resuscitated his political corpse and he's running as a democrat this time

against governor desantis. so is this an ad for maintaining the governorship, or is he running for president? >> pete: probably running for president. it's both dorky and effective, and he's been incredibly effective as the governor of florida. he has been a leader and a fighter and that is what donald trump talked the republican party. i think he's been the top disciple of implementing that in florida and as a result people have flocked to him, rightfully so. him winning overwhelmingly in florida, which i think he will do with what he has turned that state, will give him a predicate to run for president. i still think if donald trump runs he maybe does it or doesn't win against donald trump, but man, has he been an example. the number one target because of how bravely and boldly he has laid down there. this is a rile-up-the-base, i am-your-guy ad. dorky but effective. >> kennedy: does he set him up?

speak i think if trump decides to run, desantis is young and if we can wait four more years. i don't think it'll be politically smart for him to get into a sparring match with trump. >> kennedy: a lot of republicans prefer ron desantis over donald trump, though. >> carley: but he's also a fighter and has a lot of political grit, so who knows? he may, that he may also be worried about getting into the site with the current leader of the republican party, which is donald trump. one thing about governor desantis is he took so much incoming heat and fire for keeping florida open. specie i should have mentioned i'm a floridian. i forgot to mention. [laughs] >> carley: and you move during the pandemic, didn't you? specie i should've mentioned that! >> carley: they change their guidelines to it florida has been doing for the last few years. i spoke to a business owner recently owns a restaurant in

florida and one in minneapolis, and business is down 50% at the minneapolis restaurant, up 30% in florida. when it comes to his current governor's race, we've been talking about it all show, because of the economy, i think he's going to win pretty solidly. >> kennedy: maggie haberman says donald trump is not running again, that he is leaning toward not running. >> kayleigh: this is an example of her having no credible sources in trump world and maybe that's her wishful thinking. i don't know who she still talks too. michael cohen? i don't know. anyway, president trump aside, what governor desantis has done, and president trump led the way, no doubt about it, what i think speaks to the record of governor desantis in florida as he released 11 ads, most of which are positive ads, and the powell dome at cardinal rule isn't negative ads work. he doesn't care who his opponent is in the governor's race, and they are testimonials to what he's done. they're about lockdowns,

education, policy. they defy the political norm to characterize your opponent. that's because he's done such a great job. his covers are extraordinary for sitting governor. i'm a lifelong floridian and a florida voter, our primary is on tuesday, and he couldn't care less who wins because he prevails either way. he has a double-digit lead and i think it speaks to the store in a leadership that president trump set, saying the republican party needs to go this way, and a governor who followed and said he would listen. >> lisa: that's a good point about the ads. that is so smart. we have school board races as well, democrats have a primary at the top of the ticket so they'll be out, so republicans need to show up. >> kayleigh: and he is in the school board races, which governors do not do. >> kennedy: coming up, president biden's energy secretary has an out of touch pitch to low income families,

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♪ ♪ >> carley: inflation is out of control and the biden administration yet again seems to be a bit out of touch. biden's energy secretary, jennifer granholm, is pitching low income americans to buy solar panels to cut rising costs and expenses. watch this. >> if you are low income, you can get your home entirely weatherized through the expansion from the bipartisan infrastructure laws. significant expansion. you don't have to pay for

anything. if you want heat pumps, insulation, new windows, that is covered. if you are moderate income, today you can get 30% off the price of solar panels. those solar panels can be financed so you don't have to have the big outlay at the front. it is a significant incentive. >> carley: kennedy, solar panel installation costs between $15,000 and $25,000 on average. you're still paying up to what, $17,000? during a time of record high inflation, help the biden administration with the of wisdom. >> kennedy: it's interesting because we have this crony capitalism here. obviously once again this administration didn't learn the failures of the obama administration. how many are we going to have, how much corruption really have from these companies that will find this federal money and do god knows what with it? and how on earth -- people don't have $25,000 sitting around to

hope to the weather gods that the solar panels work. and solar panels are tricky, they have to be faced in the right direction, you have to have a certain number of them. at some point, yeah, a lot more people have them, but now is not that time and they are trying to force the issue. they don't care if people suffer because of it and it's also the administration telling you to get a $65,000 electric car that i think will be powered by these magically paid for solar panels because you'll just find $25,000 in nickels between the seat cushions. >> carley: jennifer granholm said this about clean energy, as well. she just wants a little piece. watch this. >> we want to be energy secure and energy independent. that means we've got to produce our own energy. my counterpart in ireland, the minister they are, the energy minister, has said that no one has ever weaponized access to the sun. no one has ever weaponized the

wind. perhaps a move to clean energy will be the greatest peace plan the world has ever known. >> lisa: how is that we can't free germany, a company that my country that totally went green, and how they are limiting the use of lighting and hot water to avoid a bigger crisis? >> pete: and her language, is she weaponizing the son? >> carley: "$1 million!" >> pete: now we have total control and world peace! this is the energy secretary who laughed when asked if she had an energy plan, now talking about solar panels. all under the guise of inflation reduction, which we know it won't do, and you are poor as a result. it's fundamentally unserious, very unnerving for people who actually have to pay for things, and won't address the problems we have. so it is demoralizing to watch, and she touts, if the sun could be channeled, we would have done it right now. when the biden demonstration can do it, great, no one is invested

in engines for the sake of engines, but it hasn't been made cost-effective yet. maybe eventually get there. until then, meet people where they're at, and it's not about inflation or energy. it's about ideology. and that this bill is really a green new deal and i know it. ct where do solar panels come from? they come from china. as the chinese communist party love the reduction act? >> kayleigh: i guess so. outside of kamala harris, she's the single greatest surrogate the republican national committee has ever had. go on her twitter feed, it's like, "jennifer granholm, the greatest peace plan the world has ever known as clean energy? you know, that's the doctrine, russia didn't invade, we had afghanistan, the abraham accords, peace accords with israel." so she is crazy, and one of my favorites is for her electric vehicle, that everyone should buy one, the solution to gas

prices, i was half expecting her to go on and pull an opera. "you get a car, you get a car!" that is the logical point. a free electrical victory giveaway. >> lisa: if you're talking about a peace plan, energy independence sounds like a winner. >> carley: the president will be going across the country to tout the reduction act, which includes te climate change stops. how's that going to work out for him? >> lisa: actually don't think they're out of touch with their base, and that is all the policy is for. would he think about it, just go out and get a $60,000 tesla. their base now is a coastal elite because that's who they are messaging too. it's a headline from year ago with aoc when she illegally parked her tesla outside whole foods. that is the democrat party in a nutshell, and you get all these policies, canceling student loans. who does that help connect the higher income households. even the irs, every democrat

voted against an amendment that would protect and shield people making less than $400,000. so these aren't out of touch if you think about who the base is, these coastal elites. >> carley: that such a great point. >> lisa: thanks, i tried. >> pete: what used to be their base, working class multiracial voters. >> carley: they are moving to become elitists. as they say, a new york time ops ed accuses republicans of color of distorting the phrase "the american dream." that's next. ♪ ♪ life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna.

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>> kayleigh: we are awaiting a news conference on the missing team, they say they found her in a second suv upside down in 14 feet of water. we are getting an update shortly at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we will take that lives. plus, as elections draw near, americans are unhappy. three quarters to the country is heading in the wrong direction. peter doocy will have a live report coming up, and congressman byron york on the stunning new pictures of migrant blind outside and nypd hospital,

waiting for food and medical treatment. resources, cell phones, even. how can the city's taken all these migrants? join john roberts and me live at "america reports," top of the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back. "the new york times" is taking aim at republicans again, particularly this time, republicans of color. eight times op-ed accuses the party of distorting the american dream and twisting the meaning of the 100-year-old phrase for political purposes. it claims the g.o.p. is using it to promote exclusion, writing this. "they're republicans relying on the face showed the extent to which the party is diversifying its strengths and recruiting candidates with powerful tom-from-behind stories. but republicans are distorting a defining american idea and turning it into an exclusionary

political message." pete, this op-ed, like many at "the new york times," are rife with contradictions and nonsense. they go on to blame trump reporters. they say in the same ways that they've tried to turn the american flag and emblem of the right, so too have they claimed the phase of their own repurchasing it as a spin-off of the maga slogan come in and in the very next sentence they say clinton used it, and so did obama and the same fashion, but that was different. >> pete: because we still review the flag and you want to trash it, we are the radicals? same idea of the american dream. because we have candidates who have achieved the american dream, work their tails off regardless of their background, we are the extremists? this is the battle between equality and equity. the left is the party of equity, the party of equal outcome, which believes that we can level the playing field for everybody which means everybody goes down. whereas conservative say we believe in equality, equal opportunity, we want to provide that. that's what the american dream represents.

it's totally imperfect and we know that, but we fight to make it a better opportunity for everybody, and they just want to bring down candidates that actually did it and identify as her republicans. >> kayleigh: and they say about a dozen republican candidates use this, half of them republicans of color. in the very next sentence they call it a dog whistle and say the republican party is using it as a dog whistle, said an associate professor. they are saying here that this is a potential of what you can have. if we exclude others from stealing it, and makes them sad. >> lisa: how belittling to minority voters that somehow they can't figure out on their own who they want to vote for. but that's the whole left, they think voter i.d. is somehow racist, which is an insult to minority voters that they can't figure out how to get an i.d. but that's democrats in a nutshell. it's a race to the bottom, but we are dealing with anarchists on the left to want to bring this country to the ground. they think the flag is disgusting, a symbol of hate, they are not patriotic, they're trying to destroy this weather its economic policy with this

climate stuff, or even just on this woke stuff. somehow girls can be boys, boys can be girls, all this gender confusion, critical race theory, this, that, and the other. all they're wokeness is aimed on burning this country to the ground and remaking it in the vision they want. >> kayleigh: it's easy to understand, carley, they are saying economically it feels like the american dream isn't accessible, but i think you're right that it's happening, people wanting to burn the flag as an endowment questioning our american symbol. it feels like identity is at stake. >> carley: i think saying you're going to defend the american dream and campaign ads is very effective, considering the latest nbc news poll, the one that just came out, said 58% of people believe america's best days are behind us, which is the highest percentage since the question started being asked in 1990. so the media can say that republicans are twisting this into a dark message, but what they really doing is honing in on a legitimate concern. of course people are concerned

about this. 50, 60 people getting shot routinely in cities across the country, the robbing, the looting. that's not the american dream. that's a welfare state gone wrong. we've got you with the government handouts, mixed with the get out of jail free criminal justice reform stuff, as well. >> kennedy: you are right, because what it is is creating a cycle of dependency and really continuing that, and you can only do that if you devalue your work. the american dream is based on a meritocracy. and the notion, the idea, the implicit idea that if you work hard, you can achieve your dreams in this country. the harder you work, the more successful you will become. is it easy? absolutely not. the thing you want to do the most is always going to be the most competitive, but you have to pare that down. you also need a massive wealth gap because they have to tax billionaires in order to have his entire welfare state.

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minded? 62% of democrats say they would probably or definitely not room with someone on the opposing side. only 28% of republicans said the same, 71% of gop students said they would dorm with a dem, just 38% of democrats said the same. ah, the open minded republicans, lisa. >> i didn't think about any of this stuff when i was in college, i just wanted to live with someone cool and fun to hang out with. i think it goes to show how much the times have changed where politics is just so divisive and toxic in our country and i think a large part of that, particularly for people on the west, they don't have religion so politics has become their religion. i did not think about this stuff when i was in college. however, the kids -- the majority disapproved of the job joe biden is doing and 73% did in the think he should run about that. at least they are right about that. >> the real answer is can they throw down and have a good time, dorming with them because i'm 19

and that's all i care about. >> narrow minded, kennedy, my best friend voted for hillary clinton but she's my best friend to this day. >> was it hillary clinton? >> no, it was not, my goodness. >> i, for me, it's statism versus freedom, and as a libertarian i would not want to room with a socialist. they cannot keep their hands off your stuff. >> that may be a fair point. >> and quality of life, do they do laundry or pick up their beer cans. do you pick political affiliations of your roommates, aren't you just assigned somebody? that happened to me and a year later, ok, he's out, i don't know. >> he did not pick up his beer cans. >> but you were a basketball player, like a student athlete. you are in the fancy dorms. >> no. >> you are like a bunch of hot dudes. >> in with the masses. >> i understand the marriage point.

i know there are political marriages that work, but that's tough, especially if you love politics. >> also like building a foundation, right, and the foundation is rocky and you are not aligned, probably fall apart. >> right. well, let's hope not, come on. open minded millennial republicans, it's nice to see, good job, guys. all right. thanks everyone. here is "america reports." >> thank you all, less than 80 days until the midterm elections and all signs are pointing to a knock down drag out fight in november. brand-new fox power rankings showing republicans are still expected to take the house. but it may not be the blowout many previously expected. >> john: and also seeing shifts in nearly a dozen senate gubernatorial races. our power panel sound off on the rankings just ahead. >> sandra: but first, to a fox news alert, the search for that missing 16-year-old girl keily rodni and appears