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that their rights and freedoms are coming under attack but ironically the president has been launching attack of his own recently, especially against the so-called maga republicans. just a few days ago he told them i called them semifascist and a far cry from the uniter in chief. remember he claimed he would be on the campaign trail. and the inauguration speech. critics warn his rhetoric should terrify all americans. at the same time the presidential speech writer marc thiessen says this about the address. >> every one of those addresses involved either announcing military action or a major policy initiative. the prime time presidential address is not supposed to be a campaign speech. >> kayleigh: marc thiessen was on with you this morning, trace, on "america's newsroom." and by mike morel, he got out read out and this is what he

said, white house official said thursdays address in national historical park would focus on the continued battle for the nation and show how the presidency and this is the key part the central argument of 202020 candidacy remains as a sale ever with midterms coming into clear focus. to mark's point it seems like a campaign speech. >> trace: i went back and did a little research with the previous presidents talked about. these are supposed to be important, right, to unify the nation and prime time address beer george w. bush spoke about 9/11, he talked about hurricane katrina, and iraq, barack obama and the bp oil spill the end of combat and air strikes in syria, mass shooting in san bernardino and trump talked about e.u. travel restrictions. this is a political speech. so he's asking for networks to give him time for a political speech which should not happen. this is not to unify the country, this is to go out and dismiss half of the country.

that would tend to be a problem that if you are a network, no, we will not give you time to make a political speech so you can attack half of the country and dismiss half of the country. >> kayleigh: it will be interesting to see the networks give back time. covid and something unprecedented at the travel ban. leslie, the rhetoric is not new and i remember august 2020, nancy pelosi, which i think that rhetoric was worse than this. let's take a listen. and how she spoke about illegal migrants, republicans and illegal migrants. take a look. >> we take an oath to protect and defend the constitution from all foreign and domestic enemies. and sad that domestic enemies to the voting system and honoring the constitution right at 1600 pennsylvania avenue with their allies and and congress of the united states. >> there is a spot of every person in the earth, and we all have to recognize that as we

respect the teamwork of every person and as we recognize our responsibilities with that spark within us. and so when the president of the united states with undocumented immigrants, these aren't people, these are animals, you have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity and the deity of every personal? >> kayleigh: he said that about ms-13, but spark of divinity accepts republican or domestic enemy. >> one of the things i think you will be surprised to hear me say, i am against that kind of . when hillary clinton said basket of deplorables i cringed. i thought it was politically wrong, and is militarily wrong. i feel that way with the president tsai. i also feel bad and i was personally offended when the former president said and retweeted "only good democrats

did say let's make liberals cry." this has gone on the left and right and continues to go on and asked to change not just the society we live in but the future. it is not good and hopeful politically. i don't care -- every time a president talks it is political and anything they say will be a political message. but it's not helpful to you 19. i think it does fire up the former presidents base. i think some of the people that per hopes apathetic about him and may not come up to vote for democrats in consideration might not because of rhetoric like that. i don't support the rhetoric but i also don't support hypocrisy because the rhetoric that is very bad and offensive has been set on both sides. >> kayleigh: i would say there is a big distinction, julie, my former boss it was often a counter punch in a political rival. he didn't go out and say basket of deplorables and half of the nation didn't vote for me.

that was at a leader not so much movement. >> julie: it is a hypocritical statement for the president to be calling maga the maga supporters semifascist. i have maintained this in biden took office to drop the maga patrol. why is he constantly bashing maga? it is time to move on and now he's throwing his hat in the ring. we know he will re-run for president. so come up with something new because that is getting old. as far as his divisive language and his promise to unify the two parties that he said he would do, it would reach across the aisle, how do you reach across the l when you are constantly bashing those on the other side of the aisle? it will not get anything done that way, and is proving he will not do it again if he were reelected. >> kayleigh: i think the logical question becomes something stephen miller asked yesterday on the network. let's play this. he asked if frederick leads to action. >> you are setting the stage with this rhetoric to use the

awesome power of the state to persecute political dissenters, to persecute traditional americans, faithful ameri americans, conservative americans, bible believing americans. just like his old garland weaponize the department of justice to go after parents and subject to critical race theory. you are going to see them using the powers of the security state to surveilled americans and to censor americans, to silence americans, in full collusion with big tech. >> kayleigh: cheryl, we did see doj put out that memo about parents and critical race theory out of the school's appearance before stephen miller makes a great point, but everyone should be worried about you mentioned at the semifascist. anyone who is a maga republican or whatever you want to call it. there is fascism because that is dangerous for both sides. we are in a polarized

state, again, president biden was to be the unify repair of the speech does not sound unifying to me. but at the same time, any government willing to politicize and weaponize an agency like the fbi, and there's a lot of good agents there but the fbi has been used as a pump last two weeks in particular, that should worry all of us. because you can be a target if opposite party is in power right now. the democrats are in power and the republicans the opposite. it can switch and we can be concern at that point. i heard congressman bill johnson on this morning and he made the point to meet, "look, winded make america great again become anti-democracy? wind was it a bad phrase in our country to be great? that is the maga phrase. and i don't need joe biden to tell me what he believes democracy is. i'm pretty sure i know what democracy means." >> leslie: what is semi

fascism have told tara terrien? where are you in this semifascist movement. am i a totalitarian? >> you are a jerk but a semijerk. >> julie: don't like speech or anti-moniker all trace you have to have the semi. >> cheryl: i think he's referring to any data in a good way but there are fringe groups both sides extremist on any side or no side, they are dangerous. >> trace: almost dangerous. >> leslie: january 6 comic that was dangerous and people hurt. an attempt to overthrow the government and you should be horrified by that. >> kayleigh: leslie, i hear what you're saying but then the question becomes, it would have been easy for joe biden to be a uniter. the inauguration day promise. inflation, i don't believe he has the competency to fix those, but uniting quest market is really easy, you stand up there and don't call people fascist.

why isn't he doing an easy task to bump him up in the polls? >> leslie: he wasn't calling people fascist. with all of the legislation put forth, and i don't think... >> kayleigh: equal people fascist at a fund-raiser. >> leslie: i'm not saying he didn't. when he had not yet said that, okay, the country was divided. when he was putting forth messages of unification or of unity in this nation, that wasn't unifying the country because i think the country's past the point of one man or woman... be to win he said segregationist or right to be unvaccinated and at what point was their unity? >> from my perspective as a democrat and a lot of legislation has gone forward where you have a lot of approval across the board and the majority of americans come together rather uncertain control gnomic gun-control legislation put forth, those are points of unity in our nation ay the president has spoken up, but elected officials have tried to

push forward and bipartisan legislation has come through but still we don't see in the polls, we don't see a result of that. you don't see that in the building but a very divided nation. >> i have to ask you this though i saw a poll and 50% of democrats don't want him to run again. why is that? why are so many in your party so against seeing him on the ticket again? >> leslie: i think anybody polled about a candidate they fear might not win, i think there are people out there concerned about the age, especially if you break that down and the poll you are talking about. the numbers above 18% to 34% of voters and definitely a very strong -- >> there is overwhelming number of voters switching parties. so not just voting for the president but they put it off as buyer's remorse. they were switching becoming republicans here there's got to be a reason for that. >> kayleigh: republicans a quarter of a million voters in florida. we will be here in november. straight-ahead the fbi special

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speed to starting new developments around the hunter biden investigation, timothy timo gnomic tivo but the fbi special agent in the hunter probe just resigned. the fbi director dismissed him earlier this month from the supervisory role and whistle-blowers claimed that he allowed political bias to influence the handling of the case. that apparently includes allegations that he ran into slow down the hunter biden investigation just a month ahead of the 2020 election. their reports say he was marched

out of d.c. headquarters on friday, which is standard procedure. it is really interesting, trays trays come a july 18 letter that specifically mentions him. he says the information provided by whistle-blowers confirm concerns about a pattern of partisanship by other fbi justice department and the information reveals the political partisanship went much deeper and inappropriate media post in effect, influence investigation at the highest level of the fbi that decision made. >> trace: tim tebow did what? are you kidding me? but it goes back and you talk to grassley. he's been adamant about this, but it goes back to what they were saying in "the new york post" was saying, the fbi knew and knew one day when this laptop was legit. they never one time did they get on the phone and say, hey, tony,

these emails, anything? "than ever called devon archer the business partner or no attempt to safe i wonder if this is really russian disinformation or misinformation? there was not the intent made because the fbi and we talk to former fbi people who said, come on, they are very good at this kind of stuff. they can tell you in 15 seconds if this phone is legit. they knew it was legit from day one and to run interference on this to slow it down, not just to notify the social media companies that this thing should not be touched, should not be covered, and should not be talked about but to actually run interference is the accusation to slow this thing down is a huge disappointment in the fbi. there have been a lot of disappointments with the fbi recently. >> kayleigh: julie, you can't help but compare day one with this. and then we learn this hunter biden investigation based on calling it russian

disinformation. there is such a hypocrisy. >> julie: i want to know whose heads are going to roll? i expect an in-depth investigation but when we get when is the question. i don't know how in-depth they will go. this isn't the gnomic election in appearance and only election interference but in another example of the left who are infg the fbi, which is really scary they are able to do that. political influence on the fbi? if you think about it and read the story this week about how the left also influenced pfizer to rollback the vaccine until after the election because god forbid, president trump look like he was taking care of covid, right? six days after the election pfizer comes out and says "this covid vaccine is in fact -- and there is so much layers but the fact that the fbi is involved is scary. that is to be looked into by the white house and i don't see that happening. >> kayleigh: it should be looked into. leslie i was talking to a fellow

republican and i have to believe rank-and-file people of the fbi very much against what is happening at the top brass. and i think we see that in former whistle-blowers many, many whistle-blowers coming to many lawmakers were saying, "we are the fbi this is not how we operate." >> leslie: one bad apple can spoil the whole bunch. but look, you know, to me this shouldn't be political. i think most of us grew up that what you respect teachers and respect doctors and police officers and law enforcement an institution such as the fbi. that is not the case right now. that can be dangerous because if you are only going to pick and choose what you believe and not believing something, that they are putting out, that is dangerous as a nation. this voters though mike me when this individual is near retirement and retirement from the fbi goes out the door. and i have to agree with you 100% there are people within the

organization that are uncomfortable with not just the actions of the individual but some of the actions that stain reputations of the agency. >> kayleigh: does it make you as a democrat question some of the decisions the fbi make such as this? >> leslie: i question not just as a democrat but as an american. did i question the former administration of the administration before that some decisions by the doj, by the f fbi, the cdc, yes. >> kayleigh: i think there is good reason for that pure of the disparity on the people look at, for instance, more a local rate which raises a lot of questions. and absolutely would have to say over and over again no place for violence in this country. we want to bring down the temperature. we are still right to question and chuck grassley's question, after all fbi you are accountable to a body that is elected by the american people. those questions. >> those elected officials especially in the senate. we had senator blackburn on this

morning and she said christopher wray it is time to come back in front of the committee. they will call you back once again again to ask these questions and say, what is going on with the fbi? it had 1:30 hard out. we had a lot more questions that we couldn't get to him. the other thing i will say about mark zuckerberg. he listened to joe rogan and really sort of dodged the specifics of this fbi warning to him. i have a feeling if there were more specific about it but remember this is mark zuckerberg. this is silicon valley, this is liberal lamp, come on appear the fact that he was careful and not answering those questions with a specific who the fbi reae had said too much. but he was trying to with joe rogan. >> kayleigh: and questions with facebook we want to see the documents and know about the communication. there is a lot more to uncover. >> trace: tim tebow got calls from his lawyer and msnbc wants

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>> president biden student loan handout appears to get more expensive by the day. a model by the university of pennsylvania's school business puts the tax payer tab for the handout -- open up your

wallets, guys come up to $1 trillion. and now, we are learning it was none other than vice president kamala harris who reportedly pushed president biden unforgiving student loans after own treasury secretary and even the first lady advised against it. but the vice president was iffy on who exactly would be paying for the bailed out when asked about it yesterday. >> specifically, who is fitting the bill for student loan cook forgiveness question works we haven't gotten an answer from te administration yet. >> let's start with this, a lot of the same people who are criticizing when they rightly did in following through on a commitment that we made to forgive student loan debt are the same people who voted for a tax cut for the richest americans. >> julie: first of all, what does tax cut have to do with student loans? and secondly, she still doesn't answer who's paying for it.

that is a lot of money. and not only that, i could go on and on, but basically raising lazy kids because they want their things to be paid for when they are earning eight education, you have to pay for it. you don't get it for free. that is a different world. >> all those kids who went to harvard need at the loan forgiveness i mean, another study from the tax foundation nonpartisan group that is put what janet yellen is saying, you have to increase tax revenue. 13 states, some of them poor states and highest poverty rates in the country but actually if you claim that deduction and take the federal bailout on the student loan forgiveness, you will get taxed on state levels for the money. in pennsylvania, 300 and hawaii $1100. in several state ag's that will actually file suit. because look, you can't give away money. we have been doing it for youth two years and that is why i believe we are in a recession, technically we are not yet but i will say it.

and janet yellen look at the numbers, you cannot make this work enough. the country, the economy is what it is right now because of all of the stimulus. >> julie: i don't understand, k lee, why the dogs these questions. you basically give out all this money, you need to account for where it is coming from. expect reason i don't have credit cards and i don't have to pay my bills every month i pay cash because my father taught me what you don't have. this is something that kamala harris said which i found interesting and i would like to know where she gets the money. when we look who is benefiting from this, 90% of people who benefit from student loan forgiveness make under $75,000 a year. how does she know that? first of all. >> kayleigh: i don't know that. the white house put out a tweet and put out a tweet to your earlier point with taxes and student loan forgiveness domestic debt forgiveness and a "new york post" fact-checking. so there is that. but i do want to point out just

because it is very interesting and i think suggestive of something kuala harris we did on "outnumbered" from political playbook out in may. that refused to appear on student loan debt pause because she didn't like the direction of the administration was going in and wanted it to be more aggressive. she put her foot down. we learn from "the new york times" she put this memo in february forcing biden's hand even though jill biden said don't do this and janet yellen said don't do this. and others in the white house said twitter does not rule the day. just because you think you need to do this, mr. president, that is not the majority of the country. biden even interestingly said "biden even said i think there will be tremendous resentment from those who didn't go to college. but he caved to kamala harris and the progress of which is the story of the president. >> there is a lot of resentment for those who did go to college and paid for college. do i get a refund?

i would like a rebate of some sort. i thought it was interesting because windows kamala harris make decisions? she has been in the white house how long and a complete flop and all of a sudden he decides to listen to her? >> trace: i don't think because karine jean-pierre said it is fully paid for and the expression how much is it going to cost? we don't know what it's going to cost. and to cheryl's point, you have people saying, "why is that the guy who owns a bodega is bailing out some guy who went to harvard?" i don't know where we are as a country here. you know this will cost a bunch of money. we had a woman on the said i feel like i've been swindled and i pay for my loans. my husband paid for his and we couldn't buy a house for a long time because we were paying off the loans. and now, i feel like i have been swindled. you have to ask in america, what is going on? why would you get in line and go through the process to actually get an american citizenship if you can walk across the border and why would you pay off

student loans? >> kamala harris said that that is the reason they were unable to start a family and to get this by a home for piece of the american dream. is that what it is doing is allowing people to buy a home so making college affordable? >> leslie: there is a number of things and we are limited on time. one, if you show up you have to be prepared to. i've said this about the vice president before. you know that i know my question is going to be asked and to your point, people want to know how is it going to be paid for. two, we bailed out the auto industry. we have bailed out rich corporations ppp, small businesses, large businesses and people state by state that have children who send to private school that pay for public school. people that -- i think you get my point. the majority of americans, 56% said that they wanted this and two specifically $10,000, joe biden campaigned on this and

set up verbally and tweeted out on it. it was promised when elected. >> kayleigh: but he did say in the town hall. >> kamala 'a sound bite and what she promised. she says in the same and review. >> absolutely but you have to back it up how the american public deserves an explanation anyway. it is our tax dollars. straight ahead why "the new york post" is headlining an op-ed on meghan markle. this, i love this, toddler and terah. that is next.

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>> kayleigh: we point out celebrities quite often on "outnumbered." one celebrity makes headlines is meghan markle. in her podcast and new interview, she complains again about the royal family and so-called hardships. the new york post op-ed headlined "toddlers & tiaras" points out "for the past three years, she's had a global platform all the while she does is complain that she's been censored, silent, shut out for megan. even though she wants to be a feminist and renegade, what are equally important as all the famous people, exclusive rich people and places she has access to." leslie, there was quite a bit of double standards and hypocrisy here appeared a lot of people would want this life. >> leslie: i live in los angeles and i can't stand this.

okay, you know what you got into when you're married a prince. a lot of people, my best friend in london perceive her as the person who took the children away from grandma, the queen. and to carry away from the family. and from his role as royals. but even royal aside, the reason is you don't want that spotlight. we don't want this anymore. with we are flowing to the united states. well, you can't be whining when you have deals with netflix and moving in tyler perry's mansion for free and prince charles has given you a monthly allowance and you are uber rich but not just rich but uber rich. and people go through to take pictures of them when barbecuing and don't remember when they lived in studio apartment in hollywood begging someone to go through their trash in maine. >> kayleigh: exactly. she is taking money, as you said, from the royal family when she's trashing. >> leslie: and his son helps out monthly. >> kayleigh: that is incredible. and she interviewed with a cut,

cheryl and compared herself to mandela. rather be counted in an incident where someone did that. i had archie and it was a full chapter. i was scared to go out. cast member from south africa pulled her aside and looked at me and was like, "look, i need you not to know when you married this family we celebrated in the streets when mandela was freed in prison." >> she has no nelson mandela, but let's be clear here. but at the same time and harry as well, hypocrisy that you mentioned at the top of the segment pier they are running around in private jets and she says she is about climate change and protecting the environment. gas, gas guzzling suvs. flying back to london back and forth and that was a disaster but greed 101. good for them for cutting the deal, not so much anymore because not only worth the revenue we are spending on you. at the end of the day, she honestly the constant whining is why so many now have turned their backs to her, especially

on the 25th anniversary of diana's death. it was a class act. >> kayleigh: class act for sure. she says she has no mandela. mandela's grandson tends to agree. he came out and said, the celebration was based on overcoming 350 years of colonialism in 60 years of brutal regime in south africa so we cannot be compared to a wedding. >> trace: and relieve the behavior is sad. you see these interviews they were doing and you think it is sad but to cheryl's point, she flies private more than harrison ford does. that is a lot. flying the jets around and she plays a lot. a consistent pattern of complaining about their lifestyle. santa barbara, oh, and you think, are you kidding me? you live like a zillion errors and like this is the worst you are being persecuted. and it's just nonsense. and i think people start to get

tired of it and the royal family is tired of it. people in santa barbara or tired of it. >> kayleigh: they are and i want to squeeze this in really quick because i sold this and i couldn't stop reading it. apparently in "the new york times" "new york magazine" profile, she's compared to a tiny bachelor producer. they said at one point in our conversation instead of answering questions, she will suggest how i might transcribe the voices she is making. the reporter said. she is making these sounds and i can't articulate what she is filling in that moment because she has no word for it. she is moaning. this is the reporter! >> she would be a nightmare to work with if she was actually on a reality show. you don't get to tell the reporter what is the report. that is my job. your job is to ask the questions and babble on about b.s. the sense of entitlement from her is so irking. is that a word? think about it she loves to bash the royal family and the whole hierarchy, right?

she enjoys the lecture that comes along with being married to a former prince. that mansion, by the way makes her father-in-law the future king subsidizes. it is a $14.5 million mansion that she needs for privacy? i mean, i have an apartment and it is a three bedroom. i have plenty of privacy. you don't need $14 million or $50 million for privacy, i'm sorry. completely out of touch. >> kayleigh: expensive privacy. coming up a growing and fiery debate nationwide. should should there be adults only on flights? ♪ ♪ life... doesn't stop for diabetes.

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mistake, what is jennifer thinking? she will be here to tell this pure john roberts, join sandra smith and me at the top of the hour on "america reports." >> that was actually being nice. [laughter] a crying baby or kid kicking your seat like kindergarten, some air travelers have had enough. they have sparked the debate on whether adults only flights could actually be a good option. this is something that i have debated since before children. cheryl, you were once an airline attendant. you have had -- >> you were? >> cheryl: in my 20s.

>> i want your take adults only? >> cheryl: i get it come adults only flights. i do understand it. i would never forget when i see these families come on and to keep the families happy the parents would give the kids sugar. what do you get? a jacked up child. and then put them with other people. but the parents don't think about that ahead of time. so i get it to be honest. i'm sorry and i'm the only one with with kids. in a way. >> i have three adults only all the way or my other philosophy before i had kids, first of all, children should be seen and not heard appeared on airplanes, they should be in the back in a family section. i believe this in restaurants and all public spaces that children and family should be at the back of the plane and that is it. and i don't want to be anywhere near them less than my grandkids and they will be quite on the plane or they will get my iron fist. >> kayleigh: okay, i'm sorry to i disagree but kids sit wherever you like so long as your parents control you.

that is the key. i had a kid where the kid is kicking the seat and the parents doing nothing. my daughter has been traveling since like she came out of the womb essentially. all during the campaign. she was great. there was one flight i could not control her and she screamed the whole way. i apologized behind me. look at her now, we have a picture and this is what she does on planes. this is what parents can do with her child on planes. she sleeps, she is very sweet. no, don't band the kids but the drunk men who harass women on a flight by amazon. >> i think there should be alcohol limitations because drunk people are more annoying than a screaming child. you were in first class but children should be allowed to fly first class at the back of first clash not class peer at the back of the plane. don't cross that line! >> trace: a meghan markle statement right there. not in the back of the plane. and we were talking about the hypocrisy of meghan markle, yeah, i like adults only kind of thing, but

boy, that is meghan markle hypocrisy we have taken screaming kids across this country many, many times. and so, i would have to side with the people who think that kids belong on planes because it would be a bit -- >> but adults only. >> kayleigh: the bathroom? [overlapping voices] >> just one plane, not all planes. >> with kids will be on the plane put them at the back of the plane. i have pictures of my children and you notice the theme going through the photographs. try to figure it out. there was one, quiet. let's go to the next month, all quiet, not heard. let's go once again, quiet. i don't know what the heck parents did before ipads, but children should be quiet. the same time, they can be allowed on the planes back of the plane. the kids go to the bathroom every 30 freak and second spirit if you have a kid and you have to move because they are calling over you, that is a nightmare. >> trace: adults only bar. >> put me up by the bar card.

>> trace: you go up there and a dozen. it is wonderful. not the bar. the adult pool. >> i fly a lot and i have to say when i fly, i apologize in advance for whatever my two children may or may not do. i will buy you drinks and keep you very happy. now, my children are older and they have been flying since birth as well. in i get irritated when the parents aren't controlling. >> most parents don't and that is my biggest pet p. >> even when i was there, there was one time... >> kayleigh: that is the worst. >> red wine and nothing would help them. >> parents, lay down the law for god's sakes. the bedroom activity that is a big turnoff spirit more "outnumbered" in just a moment. ♪ ♪

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>> last but not least, a dating deal breaker. nearly 40% of millennials in a survey say they would consider ending a relationship with someone who eats in bed. same survey of 2000 adults also finds four out of five agree crumbs in bed lead to a bad night's sleep, you think? a number of people still admit to sometimes leaving them there, gross. julie. >> absolutely no crumbs in bed, it's a deal breaker not only for men if you are dating but my children, if my kids leave a crumb anywhere, as much as -- i love my children, if there was a crumb on a mattress, that will just freak me out. i don't want to put my feet and feel crumbs in the bed.

>> ditto with julie, no, no crumbs in the bed. are you kidding? i can't get a sandwich near the room, much less near the bed. that's a no. >> lastly -- >> absolutely no, it will invite bugs and my husband would say and no tv in the room either, the bed is for sleeping and other things. >> my daughter, i let her sleep in bed with me and my husband came home and there's chocolate here and she told him i gave her chocolate in bed. i'm like that never happened, nor allowed, that's gross. the your thoughts? >> well, maybe this is it why i'm single because i'm pro eating in bed. but you know, they have little things called tv trays, a napkins, a little border so the crumbs don't leave the tray, put silverware on them. >> apple is fine, muffin, absolutely not. >> being a pregnant woman, during my first pregnancy a lot of chocolate by the bedside and you have to eat it. you have those cravings.

>> i was into apple sauce oddly and once spilled it in my bed. >> cocktails in bed. >> cocktails are different. >> i never spill my cocktail, i don't have to worry about that. >> all right. well, i'm still for the chocolate. do what you want to, here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. fbi career is doa, a top agent is accused of putting his political bias before the badge, allegedly brushing off serious questions of first son hunter biden and shady business dealings with the nation's top rival. >> sandra: the agent resigned and was escorted out of fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. sure to fuel more accusations from republicans in congress who say the bureau is politically biased and only further erodes the american people's trust in an agency fighting for years to restore its reputation. andy mccarthy and chris swecke