♪♪ >> hello everyone this is "outnumbered." i am emily here with my co-host harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and joining us jessica. disaster in the making in california monster heat wave putting extra pressure on the state's electric grid. how much worse will this get once the state ban of sales of gas cars goes into effect?

there are more electric vehicles sucking up power. even now governor newsom is telling drivers not to charge their cars until 9:00 at night because of rolling outages. watch. >> everyone has to do their part to step up for a few more days. early morning hours particularly tomorrow and next day or so, pre-cool your home. run air conditioning earlier when more power is available. close windows and blinds to keep your home cool. after 4:00 p.m., in particular, 4:00 p.m. turn thermostat up to 78 or higher. >> california residents bracing for blackouts four days after present biden energy secretary praised green policy they could become a model for the rest of the nation. watch. >> i love the fact that california is unabashedly bold

about energy policy. leader, leading indicator for the rest of the country. california's boldness has, i think, shaped our willingness in the federal government to move further and faster. >> oh the unabashedly bold policies, kayleigh mcenany, you have to be kidding me. you can't charge your electric vehicle until after 9:00. >> kayleigh: you are exactly right. gavin newsom model may not have electricity or ron desantis, my fellow floridians will be able to turn on the lights. utopia for renewable energy. they are relying on solar, hydraulic power, jeremy white is political reporter from california, 27% renew l energy.

what happens in 2045 when 100% californias are renewable and sun doesn't shine after 4:00 p.m. you are going to have roll outs in the entirety of the state. utopia doesn't work. i know my choice. >> that's right, i know harris, you lived in california. >> harris: yeah. >> you have to take care of people in the interim and images of people cooling themselves with ice on their head after a fire to be told by pgs&e and th governor says with his long sleeved shirt turn your air conditioning to 78°. >> harris: look at the homeless population in california what are they doing? and when you talk about electric cars, not everybody has the plug-in at their house.

some are going up the street. what happens to your battery on your phone in extreme temperatures? they don't work as efficiently. there are all sorts of reasons why they need to rethink this. california in particular, that human element. when i lived there, high school, college, my dad was in the military, i lived in the bay. i was in arizona last couple of weeks, 114-15° to us is not as big of a deal in california. they are getting into the teens. can't imagine what that is like for them. that is going to be really tough. i hear him saying don't plug stuff in. he is not talking about that human element. >> that's right to her point sacramento area got up to 112. this is on the heels, i think what is hard to stomach as a californian, too. this is a government that asks so much of their citizens, so bankrupt.

they ask for so many more taxes and strict and curb behavior and fail consistently as fundamental basic needs providing electrical grid system that provides for air conditioning during the heat wave. >> they want to transition into a world it is all clean energy. i talk to my sister she lives in los angeles? >> harris: she is okay? >> she is hot. sweating on face time. she is sweating at 78°. her son is just two years old. this is not going to change the way they feel about these lofty goals, a place we do have to get. i find it astounding conversation have missed the most important element: which is the impact of climate change and heat waves and droughts. you mentioned hydro power. california down 48% of available

hydro power because of droughts. >> why not use nuclear? >> he kept open, he did what people asked. kept open last nuclear plant. he is using more fossil fuel energy. california imported 25% from five neighboring states. four of the five states can't provide it. ignoring climate change, we are burning too many fossil fuels misses the point. it isn't comfortable in california. >> it is a little fallacious to say people elected this. >> really? they went to the polls. larry elder ran this whole recall campaign i am going to take it back. gavin newsom is hated. he won by bigger elections. >> that is a greater reflection

of him -- the fact that they run a bully pulpit there. there is no way someone that has real logical fuels can win. most californians i know are deeply disappointed with the people in elected office. unfortunately they are not given a choice. your sister with the two-year-old son thriving, all of those people that don't have choices in the inner cities. they can't keep refrigeration. >> harris: it is not just the thousands of homeless, i just about the number not the people. it is about resources, too, jessica. if you look at the learning gap, for children in those inner cities like compton. when you look at that, it is across the board resource sucking for them.

now at this time it is about air conditioning. if we were back on digital it would be about education again. those have to be plugged in, too. this is about having a blind spot for transition. even elon musk talked about this. we have to transition 20% of electricity coming from coal. another chunk, 50-60% coming from fossil fuels. we are not ready yet! if california grid doesn't preach it to us. if that bully pulpit can't show us. i am glad your sister and nephew are not suffering. wonderful. a lot of people in california really feeling this. >> i wasn't trying to say there was no suffering. this is not going to lead to reversal in the way people feel about reaching these goals and we need to be smart. >> harris: maybe leave

california. >> let's get charlie in here. i want to talk about the transition. 20% of all power supplied by coal. five coal miners helped out electric vehicle that broken down. state senator smith said five coal miners pushing a battery car. they said we are good people. their jobs matter for the transition. >> absolutely. this is a good reminder. even though gavin newsom outlawed gas engines. there is no such thing as zero emissions car. either emit them driving down the road or charging their batteries. part of my concern moving everybody over to one single electric grid in california is that it starts to make you

wonder is this about power? everybody is in favor of cleaning environment and renewable sources of power. all kind of stuff. is this more about power? when you have everybody plugged into one single grid. conspiracy theory in me makes me wonder: do they want to plug us all into one power grid so they can say you have to set your thermostat at this? >> harris: of course they do. >> very worrisome. >> harris: that is where the 78° came from. ion, ithrough. whatever it is. that is exactly what is happening. power of electricity and control. >> that's right. perfectly said. coming up, super star of democratic party, former president barack obama returning to white house for unveiling of

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>> emily: things could get a bit awkward at the white house, why? former president barack obama and wife michele will be there for unveiling of their

portraits. on the heels of the bomb shell book that shattered the bromance book. former president found him condescending and even wanted to replace him on the 2012 ticket with hilary clinton. plus who could forget how former president's last visit turned out back in april. mr. obama mobbed and seemed to steal spotlight and current present biden left looking lost roaming through the east room there. also a bit awkward. president obama began this way. >> thank you, vice president biden, that was a joke. [laughter]. that was all set up. >> was it? emily this morning "washington

post," on this moment for some long-time biden staffers, saw the clip intentional or not reminder of the disrespect many felt from obama's cod ra of aids. >> this was a page out of mean girls. he could have come out with respect by acknowledging that man is now the president. he was like oh no, honey, it is still me. did you see cnn said it is in the same room obama awarded biden freedom medal. teary ceremony that reflected the deep respect. both like to play at relationship in public. limits to their relationship. i think that is media soft speak for them acknowledging yes, there is tension because he will never get out of other one's

spotlight. >> kayleigh: we'll play video. poor biden. >> harris: kamala sat next to biden. nobody can explain why the current president was talking to the flag pole. all true, all on camera. part of this, though, more than the palace intrigue and white house. this talks to lack of desen den si. clearly moments we are not doctors, clearly moments even lay people like ourselves: is

he okay? i was legitimately concerned when he was outside that east jerusalem church talking about a headache and two weeks later tested positive for covid. it lingered quite some time. he has 80 some year old man's immune system. all of that, at the same time who is going to take over? is it really hilary clinton? i mean she is saying no. i think -- protests too much according to sean duffy. this speaks to the lack of people down the chain. >> e >> kayleigh: jessica, there is long simmering tension, even jealousy between the circles around obama and biden. two democrat presidents past 15

years and disastrous trump era. it left the long-time biden personnel feeling like hey, we are still here. we were here on day one. >> jessica: you are serving the government. government is made up of both people leading it. palace intrigue is stuff. donald trump and mike pence were not hanging out before they became president and vice president. mike pence for a specific reason and joe biden picked for a specific reason. it wasn't actually who barack obama wanted. this is the person that will deliver us a win against john

mccain. barack obama and bill clinton very special people, charisma, way they connect with people is almost unrivalled. there is going to be jealousy. same thing at a party. everyone wants to talk to that person. they make you feel like the most important person. so magnetic, so charismatic. i am not going to reduce it to the friendship bracelets. >> harris: who else has that magnetism. in that room that would be charlie. >> jessica: charlie for president. >> kayleigh: it is an understatement. obama said shoot me now when biden was talking, old school, condescending at best. guy can talk and talk. obama reported as saying. >> carlie: i am sure all of that

is true. i get so tired of listening to barack obama complain about joe biden. you have nobody to blame but yourself! joe biden laughed off the political stage. he run for president multiple times, caught lying each time. everybody found him insufferable. he was gone. he was taken out with the garbage. barack obama perceived he needed him to get into the white house. picked him up. resuscitated him. he has nobody to blame but himself. >> kayleigh: that is exactly right. road on the coat tails to the basement. female colleague suffering from mommy brain when she briefly lost her train of thoughts next. ♪♪

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♪♪ >> harris: panel discussion on cnn took a very strange turn. it was right after political commentator sc cup talking about future of the republican party. briefly lost her train of thought. don lemon attributed her slip up to mommy brain: classy. watch. >> 70% of republicans, sorry. -- did you lose your train of thought i do it all the time. is it fair to say is it mommy brain? >> i forget what i am talking about all the time.

>> it is covid fog. >> i just forgot what i was going to say. >> harris: why is that on tv? i think the viewers are telling us what they think about it. look at their numbers. charlie? >> charlie: poor don lemon. painful to watch. i don't think you have to be a birthing person to get mommy brain. i have -- what are we talking about? i have mommy brain all the time. is it covid what is it? >> daddy brain. >> charlie: these things take over your brain and can't think straight. >> harris: that is interesting. science behind the dopamine push we get. our brain gets abnormal workout in that category. we spend so much time on it. >> it is also google effect. fact you are having a conversation about the whatever

the show, gold mine shows whatever it is called. >> harris: "yellowstone." >> charlie: we getting so dumb. >> harris: what is don lemon's excuse? >> emily: i read this as the gull of a host to say: is this mommy brain to not let her when she did state her point. addressing the point she made. he went back to it. he refused to let it go. i thought that was disgusting, i don't understand why we haven't heard an apology. he prefaced it by say ing is it

okay. >> harris: jessica? >> jessica: since having a baby, we know this does happen. we have just sc cup -- effects of having carried a child, raising a child whatever it is are long lasting. it is humiliating, sexist. i was so -- i would have died. if someone questioned why i dropped a number. it wasn't like she was making a point that was fully qualitative where she said barack obama and joe biden do you think they are best friends? she had a point laden in facts. it can be hard to keep fact straight. it felt cruel.

>> kayleigh: i find myself in a place not often there, don lemon defender. i thought it was a funny moment. i didn't take it to be sexist. i think mommy proof is real. i looked at my purse and baby monitor was there. then there was a day i was on the way to work. my husband said are you okay? i put wipes in the refrigerator literally. it was before i was pregnant. mommy brain is real. daddy brain is real. >> harris: i think parent brain is real. >> charlie: mommy brain better than being brain dead. >> harris: amen to that. all multitasking. when you put children in the mix, they are the resource most important. i find myself now, my kids are teenagers.

if i get a text and need something, i have to remind myself there is a show coming up. i make time to answer whatever it is before i go to the set. at the end of the day anybody would understand and forgive me for that. >> emily: also it wasn't that bad. someone hasn't been able to speak for months what could it be? [laughter] she jumbled up her point for two seconds and recovered. >> emily: maybe i am holding a sensitive position. to me, also struck me hallmark of a bully. i am just kidding. we are having fun, aren't we? i have been in that position someone says they are having fun at my expense. we are all human. we all deserve that respect. that is his show sc cup she has hers.

she can forget her points all she wants. >> harris: there is no equivalent. you couldn't say are you having dummy brain? that isn't a thing! it should be. it is not the same. all right. move on. coming up, just when you think woke criminal justice system couldn't get anymore heartless, los angeles judge declared mistrial for armed robbery suspect because he did not get a good night sleep! oh you can't make it up. next. ♪♪

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>> kayleigh: just when you think woke judges -- a man facing life in prison was granted a mistrial because he was sleepy. armed robbery suspect apparently didn't get a good night's rest after spending the night in a cell without a bed or blanket. judge blamed l.a. county sheriff that he says deprived defendant of rest in a fair trial. can't make this stuff up, charlie. >> charlie: no. it is appalling. it is part of a larger issue. can't say this is not intentional. it is not all democrats have been running on this platform of defunding police. no cash bail. letting violent criminals back out on the street. then you look over and see these

numbers. spikes in crime in all categories across the country. mainly in cities run by democrats. it is not by accident. we know it is bad. you have democrats like joe biden trying to claim it is republicans wanting to defund police. >> just say fbi. >> >> charlie: i don't know what you are saying, i am having mommy brain. >> it looks cute on you. >> charlie: republicans should run on this issue. economics at home and personal safety two biggest issues. republicans should run on this issue. >> kayleigh: no doubt, emily, you are an attorney. i saw one attorney say never in the history of practice has he

heard anything like this. this guy at gun point holding a cas cashier saying hurry up i'll blow your brains out. >> emily: he held her up at gun point. he robbed her at mcdonalds less than $100. running the robbery trial $1,500. embarrassment to the judicial system. the ied idiotcy. i wonder how that woman feels. has she had a good night sleep? i bet not! legally speaking standard is whether prejudice could have been cured. have it on the next day. here is your pillow. tomorrow take notes. for them to declare mistrial finite ruling. incurable which is a joke. >> harris: can i ask a quick

follow up. that is where i wanted to go particularly with you, emily. why wouldn't defense attorneys say we need our client to go forward. seems to be an understanding everybody is in the game. prove me wrong. i'll sit and wait and hold my breath. that judge could have -- whatever needed to happen so they could adjudicate that case. if that part was even really applicable here. say it was. why not is everybody in on the game. nobody lets the jail no. feels rigged. >> emily: prosecutors argued. we don't know if him not having a pillow and blanket. maybe he got up 2:30 to drive to

get here. that is what happens. judge is the one that said it is clear sheriff's office had no clue on what they are doing. they stripped him of his rights. he took it 0-100. it was curable. >> kayleigh: judge's father -- >> jessica: i don't believe in using loved ones and passing judgment on their actions. that is really irrelevant. >> kayleigh: i think it is very relevant. >> jessica: i think your point makes sense and didn't have to turn into a mistrial. prisoner's rights are important. >> harris: no one is saying they are not. >> jessica: i want to put it out there. no one said prisoner's rights. we are all supposed to get a free and fair trial and blanket

and have some where to sleep. they should have pushed it back. there is a problem with liberal d.a.'s. here in new york city just has our primary. every democrat in my primary railing against alvin brag including people that supported him when he was elected a year ago. two years mommy brain. fbi jokes about the mar-a-lago raid. >> kayleigh: i don't care if the guy got a blanket. one of the players lashing out after losing four hour match in case you mixed it is next. ♪♪ businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market.

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>> eliza fletcher killer back in court. why was he out on the streets? amid threat of rolling

blackouts, how far behind the curve is california when tit comes to powering electric car mandate. i am john roberts. sandra is off. join us for "america reports." see you then. ♪♪ >> harris: in case you missed it. congresswoman and now covergirl far left democrat aoc leading lady of gq's cover girl. almost four years after her improbable arrival in washington, congressman cortez is the political voice of generation and cultural star whose power transcends politics.

i can't tell you how many times i have had talks, they say she is not the voice of the party. nancy pelosi says no, no, no she has it under control. look at the publicity. no other democrat gets this in a positive way. pictures. she has a following. does that equal power in washington? >> jessica: no. might sell magazines. how many bills she is getting passed. >> harris: how many? >> i believe it is zero. i don't want to not give her credit compare her to someone like lauren underwood. you can see who is the more powerful democrat. looks beautiful. huge social media following. all the more covers for her. she looks great. >> harris: emily?

>> >> emily: is it aspirational? media fawning all over her because she has goals. we haven't seen her accomplish something. i would love to see women who have accomplished amazing things and have aspirations in office. i think we are fawning over a self-designated social media. it is shoved down our throats from main stream media. >> harris: conversation about masculinity, is this where you want that to come? >> charlie: i don't think so. when you look at this blind love. we saw it with barack obama. >> harris: she is a congresswoman. not a candidate. >> charlie: how do democrats ever lose an election ever? >> potentially even if she became president she would face hurdles like the senate and

supreme court. that is not called a limitation but separation of powers. go back and read. >> harris: all right. brutal three hour match men's quarter finals. nick cureos ended after five set loss. maybe not the best show of sportsmanship. he faced thousands of dollars in fines. defeat sent tournament 23rd seat into melt down mode breaking both before leaving the stadium. he threw stuff into the stands. i saw video. >> jessica: i have this love/hate thing. his post game when he wins he talkses about i was out of control. my new girlfriend out clubbing.

i am still sad about nadal lost. >> harris: emily your thoughts? >> emily: he was ranked 25th in the world. it is entertaining for a second that is what you want everyone to remember in your final match that you lost. poor sportsmanship and beneath the sport and professional athletes. >> harris: and u.s. open he spit at his boss. that did it for me. >> charlie: this comes after a riveting four-hour match and turns into a three year old while the winner is basking in the glow he is slamming his racket. >> harris: it is also who he lost to that is his double's partner. >> kayleigh: in the nfl you have excessive celebration penalties.

>> harris: i saw $4,000 maybe they should be bigger. science proved what women have thought for years. men are happier in relationships when they think they are funnier than their partner. maybe that is what don lemon was doing. men tend to tell more jokes and think they are funnier. if you want to make your man happy. let him think he is funnier than you are. jessica? >> jessica: we definitely have this conversation. he says i am funnier. i don't know who is funnier. >> charlie: you laugh at his jokes? >> jessica: because i love him and it is funny. normal relationship politics. >> harris: charlie? >> charlie: if a couple laughs a lot, they are happier. >> harris: i think so, too.

>> kayleigh: it works it is not fake. >> harris: you have to work if you want her to laugh. >> emily: my favorite thing is to laugh. i am lucky i get to laugh all the time. i think you are clearly in a generous relationship you support each other. i agree, there is nothing better than a funnier partner. best thing in the world. >> harris: after 19 years, i am happy if i hear a fresh story. sorry sweetie. he might be watching. stay close. we are coming back. ♪♪

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♪♪ >> last but not least, this weekend i had the honor of attending the wedding for the founders of canine hurricanes heroes. this special couple and dear friends of mine, former secret service agent marshall and his now wife lisa have been together since high school and hurricane played a huge part in everything, including being the ring bearer. you may remember hurricane, he was a u.s. secret service dog with marshall, apprehended the white house intruder on live television in 2012 when the first family was in the white house. hurricane had to retire after the injuries he suffered during that successful apprehension and marshall realized medical bills are not covered post retirement. so he and lisa founded canine hurricane's heroes to provide veterinary care for retired working canines who serve our

country. you see there, the funniest first look i've ever seen, which was marshall showing i guess who he joked about was the real love of his life, hurricane, but we know it's actually lisa. the couple will continue doing amazing work through their charity, more accurately should i say, the happy family will continue doing amazing charity work. thanks to everyone. now here is "america reports." >> precool your home, run your air-conditioning earlier in the day when more power is available. please turn your thermostat up to 78 degrees or higher, and avoid to the extent possible using any really large appliances. >> john: california governor newsom urging residents to caught back on energy consumption as an extreme heat wave sweeps the golden state. the grid operator declaring a stage 3 energy alert, warning potential outages are possible