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nearly 1300 points. you can see it right here in the corner as you celebrated quite a contrast. scathing inflation report and the labor department revealing consumer price index rose 8.3 fears in august from a month ago. americans didn't need those numbers to know how bad things really are. food prices have seen their highest increase more than 40 years and cost of eggs, milk, and other basic staples are all going through the roof. it appears democrats are out of touch with americans. here's nancy pelosi yesterday asking for a round of applause. >> mr. president, thank you for unifying and inspiring a vision of a stronger, fairer, writer and future.

your leadership made this glory yous day possible. that's an applause line. >> emily: cringe, there appears to be a downer that attended the party and here's the media reaction. >> harris: you're listening to president biden at the white house and celebrating the passage of inflation reduction act and fighting big pharma for decades but there's an unfortunate slip screen right now with the dow taking a total beating down more than 1200 points and so it feels like it's hard to be celebrator for some people in the crowd. >> new inflation data showing the consumer prices remain painfully high for americans, which led to a really rough day for the stock market. >> tough day to have the big inflation reduction act event as they did at the white house with this number that came out yesterday.

>> inflation, and it's really impacting americans lives. >> cost just keep skyrocketing. >> harris: they act like this is new. i guess for them maybe it is breaking news. i thought the term unfortunate flip screen. how about the facts that don't roll with the president partying like it's 199. why don't we call stuff what it is and why do we have to be delicate? i'm not saying cuss on tape but be honest. we're in trouble and the president doesn't see it or hear it and the new york post calling him tone deaf joe. tone deaf, yes, behind yes, all of it but now are we looking at the world's only living heart donor because when you look at the price of food right now, it is hard to say that your policies are working. we need a fire side chat with a little of i feel your pain and that worked mightily for bill

clinton. who cares about all that in the politics. what will work mightily for the american people? >> kayleigh: they're real numbers. >> harris: he called me a liar to my face. what am i know in i was telling the truth. >> kayleigh: you were telling the truth, the numbers don't lie. you presented with not notes and data points and everything. steve, but the press secretary should have taken a note on that end and brought her facts and data points and here was her answer when asked about inflation. >> when you look at data, inflation data, we're seeing more progress bringing global inflation down into u.s. economy.

overall prices have been essentially flat in our country these last two months. that is welcome news for american families. this month we shazam welcome moderation for increases in price of food at the grocery store and it's moderating and it's important and real wages are going up again for the second month in a row.

>> tech anily she's right and the number is really high. the can i recollects the price of eggs has gone up like 40% in the last year. it's unbelievable. as bad as electricity and everything else, the number that is draw dropping since its fall is around the corner here, is the cost of fuel oil. >> harris: yeah. >> steve: for a lot of people in the northeast and north, they rely on fuel oil, it's up 70%. think about that. i'm old enough to remember when jimmy carter was president of the united states and -- >> harris: you're just a baby >> steve: and prices were through the roof. i'm telling you. he said when everything was very expensive, particularly oil, he said, you know what you need to do, america, you need to whip inflation now. they had these wind buttons and he said what you're going to have to do is you're going to have to turn down your thermostat. you know what you do when it's cold, put on a sweater. so i parentally that's going to be joe biden's advice.

you know what, folks, things are expensive. get a sweater. macys is having a sale. >> harris: not working in california when it's 114 and their grid is shut down and people couldn't charge anything including the electric cars everybody is supposed to buy. >> kayleigh: get a sweater, lar ragaini and what the new york post describes at a prediction when james taylor played this for us. muse ♪ my body's aching and my time is at hand ♪ i won't make it any other way, i have seen fire and i've seen rain ♪ >> and how about james taylor, a voice that heals our soul and units the nation. >> kayleigh: oh, wow. this is probably the most appropriate part of yesterday. sixer all together was the choice of this song because apparently this song was, kayleigh to your point written about suicide and they decided

to play this song at their big celebrator event at the white house for the so-called inflation reduction act. i mean, all of it is so infuriating and what you're talking about, steve, with the press secretary. the fact that we have a press secretary, a white house government who -- they feel it's totally acceptable just to lie to the american people and gaslight us and just tell us whatever it is they think they can do to cover up the problem of the day. that is infuriating to the american people because there's no solutions on the horizon. we have seen what the numbers came out yesterday with the drop in the dow, we have seen that obviously the fed raising rates doesn't fix inflation, that dumping $1.9 trillion into an economy does not fix inflation. you have to change policy and they are not willing to do that and so i think all of it yesterday was so insulting. >> kayleigh: emily, james taylor not the only pop culture celeb weighing into inflation. >> emily: that's right, your

girl cardi-b weighed in too and i love about her, she's un-abashedly herself, unapologetically so and represents a human american citizen and went on ig live and talking about her family and the issues they were facing and saying there's surging mortgage cost, lack of inventory and no one is selling their homes and i was looking at the area and how are people surviving? i want to know, my family and friends are grateful to have me. >> kayleigh: we have the sound byte. can we just play it? >> how are people surviving? i want to know. you know, like my family and my friends, they're so grateful to have me, but it's just like, owe, what happened to people that don't have a me? what's going on with the people that don't have a me, not just [ bleep ] that like britten and la, they're going to start having -- britain and la and going to start having more blackouts because britain has to pay double the price for electricity and la, i knew [

bleep ]. i knew [ bleep ] they were going to have a financial crisis. >> emily: she's right, kell saying what do people do when they don't have a me? what's interesting to note as well, you guys, on her instagram she put that on, she's got 139 million followers and the president has 18 president 9 on twitter and she posted this too, 28 million and the president has 25. whose voice is louder? i point this out as well, you mentioned that gaslighting. we talk about it all the time, the talking points and narrative being pushed by the administration. americans feel a certain way regardless of how the white house tries to make us feel.

>> kayleigh: the queen is lying in state at buckingham palace and the public, it's their chance to pay their respects and thousands already lined up along the banks of the river to wait their turn to file past her majesty's cassette and it will remain there till early monday morning when it will be moved to westminster abbey for the state funeral. president biden will be attending and today he spoke with king charles to offer his condolences. more outnumbered in just a moment.

>> you're confident this border is secure?

>> we have a secure border being the priority for any nation including ours for the nation. >> harris: come on, chuck todd, just say you're the czar of the border, why can't you fix it? check this out. this exclusive video from our team on the ground at the border dozens of illegal immigrants dressed in camouflage using ropes to scale arizona's border wall and the number is more like 800,000 now that the department of homeland security says already evaded capture this year. >> steve: if you didn't know any better and see the huber guy

from the cartel, next thing you know, you know, if they're going to, you know, surrender themselves, they wouldn't be wearing clothes that are invisible to see. i was watching you in your program about a half hour ago talking about how that the number of people let in costing $20 it will. 20 billion. when you figure out the number per migrant, it comes down to nearly $10,000 per person. you look at that person, that's going to cost the federal government $10,000 for one year. see the shots from bill with 100 people. 100 times 10,000 is $1 million. how many millions of dollars are just coming across the border and joe biden's okay with that? >> harris: what we did, laura, last hour is compare the numbers of what we're spending to completing the wall. look, maybe that wouldn't have been such a big deal if the

press secretary for the white house hasn't said, well, you didn't get that done in four years. i mean, are they acquiescing that it works? >> lara: isn't that the question? it's so interesting to see all this happen and for anyone to try and suggest that donald trump did not have the most secure border in recent history is outrageous. we all know that. you saw migrants crossing the southern border drop by 87% under the trump administration. we had around 400 miles of border wall built by my father-in-law. he had to fight tooth and nail for that. don't forget, the democrats did everything they could to stop him from funding that border wall but right, harris, to your point, it was working. we saw he tackled human trafftrafftrafficking and that n all-time low coming over the southern boarder and the drugs s that free flow over the southern border and for them to try and suggest in any way that donald

trump did not have a handle on this is totally crazy. but then to see that they have completely disregarded the southern border and we're spending billions of dollars on boarders overseas for other countries is a slap in the face to americans. >> harris: you guys all know that i spent time at home in arizona at the end of the summer, and i always go back to visit the border. i want to see what's going on there this fall for certain, and as i look at that situation, i start to wonder why people don't organize on this issue. like, i don't know why we can see streets filled with people who don't agree with certain political points of view and that's all right in america. but we've got, we've got to be loud about losing our sovereignty, and we can do it within the confines of the constitution. i haven't seen anybody do that. maybe they're exhausted and feel like nobody would hear them. >> kayleigh: there's such a behind eye beam being turned to what's a humanitarian crisis. there's so many bodiess requestd

trucks. >> emily: where do you hear about that from the mainstream media and why is the left not crying about that with their so called commitment to passion. what about the guns flooding over and fentanyl and everything else that they claim is their talking points for their campaigns. that's like saying you have a cold, hate sneeze and having a runny nose and won't acknowledge the cold that's the source. they claim it all originated under your father-in-law's tenure and it's offensive to your point and then we have certain mayors that are now crying foul and saying, well, it's only the republicans, it's the gops. we're going to send them to those suburbs and the reality is while taxpayers are paying $10,000 per illegal migrant, they're having to work double jobs to afford baby formula and their own dinners and why can we ask that of the american people more? how can the administration --->> harris: he's not asking. he's telling us, the president is telling us. real quickly, do we have time to hear from the white house press secretary before we go to

kayleigh because i want your reaction to this. >> the trump administration largely tried to build a wall, ineffective wall along the border and couldn't even finish that in four years, we're certainly doing a lot more to secure the boarder and could be doing even more if republicans would stop their obstruction. >> kayleigh: you know, i'm going to quote someone with a way with words and it's my former colleague steven miller who to that point said this "human vocabulary is advocate to convey the volcanic vis uvindian to the magnitude of her lie". to say you've done more to secure the border and the natural follow up is what have you done, joe biden? you left a rotting pile of border supplies that should have been used to build the wall. we've seen the pictures of the materials sitting there wasting away. you rolled back remain in mexico. oh, yeah, did that to secure the border? you didn't work with the mexican

government that called you the migrant president to bring troops to the southern border like president trump did, and you're trying to roll back title 42. you've not done one thing to secure this border, and that talking point i don't use the word lie lightly but i use it in response to that because that's very evidently what that is. >> harris: we'll move on, up next, new orleans democratic mayor faces new scrutiny for her habit of flying first class on taxpayer's dime, she says see hads a right cause she's black.

>> emily: democrat latoya cantrell is refusing to pay back the money she spent on first class flights. she flew to sitz land for nearly $10,000, washington dc for $2300

and miami for $2800. she's defending her ebbs pensive lights saying my travel accommodations are a matter of safety, not of luxury. as a mother of a young child whom i live for, i'm going to protect myself by any reasonable means, she says. anyone who wants to question how i protect myself just doesn't understand the world black women walk in. here's more from the mayor, watch. >> all expenses incurred doing business on behalf of the city of n new orleans will not be reimbursed to the city of new orleans. one thing is clear, i do my job and i will continue to do it with distinction, with d dignity and integrity every step of the way. that's what i have to say on that. >> emily: steve, that's being called into question given the astronomical prices she's spending. she says it's all about safety. her entire team, including the security detail, they're way back in economy class.

>> steve: hey, i need help up front. it's crazy. she clearly got caught and so what did she do? she doubled down. i didn't do anything wrong because i did your job. or i'm doing your business. going forward if the people of new orleans and by the way, there's a recall effort apparently. if the people of new orleans want the first class mayor, you know, hire her for another term but right now, we know what she's up to >> emily: i love that campaign tag line they need to now call her the first class mayor. new orleans' first class mayor. lara, when you look at the price, $2300 to fly first class to dc and the rest paid $250 and paid almost $3 grand to go to miami, nine times more than the $340 fare that the superintendent paid and other city staffers paid $600. the disparate nature is absolutely mind boggling.

>> lara: not like the tickets in the back of the plane were $1200 and she paid a bit more. big difference. when we're in a recession and despite what you hear from the white house, we're in a recession. people are struggling to get by. then you see the exorbitant amount of money spent on these flights. why is she goes to france and switzerland for the city of new orleans? i'm confused. how is she validating she's the mayor of a city in the united states of america and going overseas, steve? >> steve: she went to france because new orleans has a french quarter. >> lara: i'd like to get some of her french, to see what she's got in store. i bet she didn't learn french there. >> harris: you're so fancy. >> emily: how do you say you owe $30,000 in french? i wonder. that's the top of the complaint. it's inevitable and potentially potentialcriminal as well. it's not the end of it by a long shot.

>> kayleigh: she went to switzerland to sign a sister city agreement and everyone in new orleans experiencing a 139% increase in homicides is worried about schi schizoswitzerland bea sister city to new orleans. this woman thinks she's going to get mugged on an airplane? no, this makes no sense. you're more likely to get mugged walking down the street of her city than sitting in a coach seat on domestic airline in the united states of america. it's a pathetic excuse and blamed it on being a mom. re-deck louis. you want to fly -- ridiculous, if you want to fly first class. fine, do if on your own dime. >> harris: you're absolutely right. we're not taking issue that people want to fly first class but it's on their own money. she's more than welcome to do that. she did the one thing that she knows is so divisive in the country right now, she pitched a gender and pitched a race. she made this about a bunch of itches and this was about -- is ms and this is about

one isms, latoyaism if you want to fly first class, take out your credit card and pay for that and don't make it about race. we've not covered a bunch of stories or even one that shows that black women are in danger in row 11e behind first class. if they were, we'd be covering it. period. she's got to come up with some different messages on this. if there's a recall, all she really needs is one word, bye. >> steve: there you go. emily: the money will proceed past her tenure which i foresee ends soon. as a federal employee, we couldn't accept christmas gifts more than like $24.99 or something so she expects the taxpayers to foot 30 grand to enjoy champagne in first class? absolutely not. i foresee how this will end and doesn't end well for her. coming up, the bil billionaire versus the bird.

elon musk wants out of the $44 billion deal to buy twitter. could explosive new whistle blower claims give him what he needs to back out? that's next. ♪

>> harris: we have brachying brg news, donald bulldock won the nomination for u.s. senate in new hampshire. beating chuck morris. democrats poured millions of dollars in ads to boost buldock's candidacy and went far right with dollars and hurt their own people by doing that. by portraying the opponent as beholdenned to the republican establishment. he now faces incumbent senator democrat maggie hassin in

november. complicated when the enemy, politically, spends money on you. anyway. the elon musk and twitter drama taken to a whole new level. twitter shareholders now are voting in favor of the billionaire's takeover bid but it's musk himself who's trying to get out of the deal and new testimony from a whistle blower could bolster his case for ba baing out. twitter's former head of security revealed there was a chinese spy in the company and he was fired for telling the tech giant. >> i had been told because the corporate security, physical security team had been contacted and told that there was at least one agent of the mss, which is one of china's inte intelligence services inside the payroll of twitter. i'm reminded of a conversation with the executive when i said i'm confident we have a foreign agent and their response was well, since we already have one, what does it matter if we have more? let's keep growing the office.

>> steve: is that a problem? come on. this is the problem with having a private business that essentially omitters as a utility -- operates as a utility. so many people use it and they can do anything they want if they want to have foreign agents on the payroll, they can do it. unfortunately we give them so much of our private data and they've got our phone numbers, and they've got all this stuff, and they can do anything they want to with it. essentially elon musk now that he made that gigantic offer and he's kicking himself over and he's exposed and twitter is a house of cards and don't know how many people use it and we know it is influential but the more they peel back the onion, the more it doesn't smell good. >> emily: makes us cry. yes, i agree with you and here's the thing, legally speaking here, the hooks he has to get out of it are whether there's a material detrimental value

reduction in the value. all of these arguments he's making that we heard before as well, the amount of bo bots, et cetera, it's all to further the point and not worth anywhere near what i have offered and the legal standard is about 50% or below. and as a security issue, that goes towards the valuation and that's what courts look at. >> harris: emily, what about inflation in everything is worth less now. >> emily: you should be an attorney, i love that; right? >> harris: that's a high compliment from emily campagno. >> lara: i'm sure the share holders want to get the $44 million out of elon because it's probably worth half at this point and the stocks are going down and they don't want to be clear and transparent with anything at twitter because their stock prices would probably plummet. if they actually exposed the

truth about what is going on behind the scenes, a lot of people would be very upset by what they found out. i got to tell you, the chinese spy part of this is the least surprising part of all of it. diane feinstein 20 years had a chinese staffer and eric wall with a relationship with the chinese spy and the mainstream media will cover it up yous like they did for them. >> kayleigh: there was an asset to china and apparently two government assets in china from twitter. on top of all that in august, there was a conviction because a twitter employee was gathering information on sawed rain dis-dense and give -- saudi arabia dis-dance and we awe dis-dense and we all saw what happened by the horrible fate

and they were gathering that information on dissidence. >> harris: coming up, democratic candidate charlie krist is going biblical. we have to borrow a certain letter to turn his name into what we want. comparing florida governor ron desantis to the governor. that's what cri st did and to jesus christ. it's spelled wrong, dude, don't you know it's missing the h. that's next.

>> president bide minnesota detroit pumping up expensive electric vehicles while wages slid another 3% due to inflation. we have mark and a great economic panel with analysis and perspective. mayor lori lightfoot buses migrants out of chicago after torching greg abbott for sending them. and where she sent them to. will the youngest woman in congress be elected and could a rail strike derail christmas presents for another year? we've got you covered and all that and senator rick scott and latest example of woke education and tyress. i'm john roberts and join saundra and me at the top of the hour for live report.

♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back, it's time for in case you missed it. democratic candidate for florida governor charlie crist has harsh words for ron desantis and a recently surfaced video shows him taking these attacks to biblical proportions and the clip was shared by the desantis cap and from an event earlier this year. watch for yourself. >> we've got a divider on the other side and uniter over here. some people call him de-satan. have you heard that? de-satan versus that. oh, think about it. boom. and the choice is crystal clear. there's no question about it, it is crystal clear. he's bad and we're good. >> kayleigh: lara, that delusion and level of narcissism is truly a biblical proportion. >> lara: i'll go with a bless his heart on that one. that's crazy.

say whatever you want about ron desantis and the fact is there is a huge reason people have been flocking to the state of florida, it has nothing to do with crist and everything to do with desantis and the way he runs the state and the reason i live there quite frankly. >> kayleigh: steve, listen to what he had the nerve to say. let's watch. >> he is on the battlefield of hate. i am on the battlefield of love. there's faith, hope, and love and the greatest of these is love. it's in corinthianss in the bible. i'm going to beat him because i'm running on love and love always wins. >> kayleigh: prophet crist keeps going. >> lar>> steve: with the earlier video, how much of his life has he thought i'm one letter away from christ. didn't charlie crist become a

republican before an independent before a democrat? that too also apart of the battlefield of politics. i'm confused. >> harris: you're saying he can't spell and also going through an identity crisis. >> steve: there you go. >> harris: the h is what he's missing to make the word christ obviously. poor thing. >> kayleigh: exactly. he's on the battlefield of love before he called half of the state more than that, republican haters. this is what he does. crist, you are a little dilutional. >> emily: more hypocrisy coming out of the apt and likely he joins the democratic party. the new york times saying times up for remote employees and the paperments workers back in the office at least three days a week and more than a thousand journal is are saying no way. it's just the latest blow in the increasingly bitter contract dispute between a major union and management over their wages. a times video journalist tweeting this, the new york times is giving employees branded lunchboxes this week as

a return to office perk. we want respect and a fair contract instead they write. i'm working from home this week along with 1300 of my guild member colleagues. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: i'm not surprised. we were providing scientific data about schools being open and they were demanding they be closed and house of worship closed and not surprised this group of journalists saying we're not going to work two years later and to the pand pandemic: >> harris: i'm talking about your honorrism and how you report in concert with the white house and how people are or aren't feeling. when you have to beg journalists to come to work and being on the phone with people you're interviewing and being in person with people you're interviewing. if speaks volume. if you don't want to take of yourself you have to take care of yourself. >> emily: when the increased wages they're asking for be more applicable if they were getting up out of their w pajamas and

commuting and engaging with the community rather than just hanging out in front of their zoom and l laptops on the couch. >> steve: why doesn't management say you're comfortable at home in your pajamas. just come to work in your pajamas. if they can't get people to come with free food, they're not budging. >> harris: i know if the named lunchbox does it. >> steve: lunchables. lara: because of covid, we've become a society that thinks we'll be taken care of and roll out of bed and get on the laptop and roll back in and watch tv. it's kind of sad. this is applicable across the board, sadly not just for the new york times. >> emily: not here because we show up every day. finally, the navy admitted to having more footage of ufos but don't expect to see it any time soon. in response to a foya request from the government transparency site, a navy spokesperson said

releasing some could leak valuable information and harm national security. what more evidence do we need that aliens exist? >> steve: see, the aliens kind of scare me. i'm more interesting in the big foot stuff. >> emily: oh, me too. >> steve: exactly. >> emily: i'll cover that all day every day. >> harris: you'd rather deal with something that's like an overgrown bear? >> steve: it's on earth. >> steve: came from earth. i'm afraid of stuff in my backyard. >> harris: what did you date as a young man because my mom said i dated aliens. >> emily: nose numbers are increasing and only 400 encounters and now saying there's over 1,000. multiple near misses with these guys and the more we learn and more evidence there's a ton of unidentified aerial -- what's the p? pephenomena? >> kayleigh: only released three videos because they were in the public domain.

emily, you think these are ufos and you want them to be, i think this could be hypersonic technology from foreign countries, which is really, really terrific anying and lean into the national security concern they have releasing this. >> emily: this is like a halloween would you rather, what's more terrifying like hypersonic technology or aliens coming to invade? either is frightening. >> steve: it's big foot. >> lara: the best comment i saw online was somebody said there's a $750 billion a year for the department of defense. we can't get one clear photo of the ufos. why can't we get a better pic. >> emily: where's the iphone 14 for this. >> harris: take us home. i know you love aliens and all things space. i'm there with you. if they think nags al security is something they need to protect, i'm good with that but give us a little hint. just a taste. >> emily: just a trailer. just a trailer. more outnumbered in just a moment. ♪

>> last but not least, we have life mantras that inspire us. richard branson recently revealed his. they are screw it, let's do it. you miss 100% of the chances that you do not swing at. only a fool never changes his mind. isn't life wonderful and you don't learn to walk by following rules. you learn by doing and by falling over. harris, i love his mantras. >> yeah, they are great. although wayne gretzky said you miss 100 of the shots you don't take. >> i messed that up. >> richard branson says he has a version of it. don't we all have a version of something? >> he can live by it, even though he did not come up with it. >> i'm a hockey fan, i want to make sure wayne got his props.

>> i like the sentiment there, to me, i never have regretted any of the chances i've taken on things. always the things i look back and should have tried that. >> emily, isn't life wonderful. i love he that he case says that when he wakes up. >> every day above ground is an absolute blessing and infuses joy as well, that is wonderful, with all of its ups and downs, still a blessing. >> steven, he dropped out of school at 16 years old and became a mega billionaire. >> listen, he was a smart guy, he was dyslexic, had problems. screw it, let do it, a genius about it, he's made billions of dollars. >> yeah, he has. do you have any mantras you live by, harris? >> i'm getting it, you have taught me what the best bourbon in the world is, not that it's my mantra. >> it's a cookbook.

>> and you say you found out that pappy van winkle is $1,100, and a deposit -- a new motto, just be simply happy. >> simply happy cookbook. >> don't let the people who love you work hard to bring you joy. >> we don't have a lot of time to cook so if you make the meal at night, make it simple. because you want delicious and so my wife and i put together another 100 recipes, there it is right there. by the way, the number one cookbook in the world, simply happy. >> congratulations. >> so amazing. >> so kathy cleanout the pantry chicken pazoli -- >> that was amazing. a big thing during the pandemic. >> opposing page has you with everything you have on the counter. >> we were experimenting, a new

recipe for lasagna grilled cheese sandwich, we are going to make it on fox nation in two nights. >> and the family photos, and the anecdotes, read it and eat all the recipes. i can't wait to try the iowa caucus casserole. >> that's delicious. peter helped me with that. >> everyone, grab this book, it's amazing, steve doocy did a wonderful job. now here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. chicago mayor lightfoot sparking outrage for sending migrants out of the city and into a republican neighborhood. >> sandra: the neighbor of the town is firing back. he says lightfoot is using migrants as political pawns and his town is not a sanctuary city. he will be here in just moments to react. >> worry about the inflation number, sir?