upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. >> emily: hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i'm emily campagno and i'm here with harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and tammy bruce and david webb. we have the inflation crisis to the doorsteps of vice president kamala harris herself with a bus

load of migrants. days after border harris called the border secure. meanwhile another republican governor, florida's ron desantis taking similar action sending two plane loads of illegal immigrants to martha's vineyard, you know, that ritzy vacation hot spot for wealthy liberals. democrats and the liberal have been blasting the moves vilifying the governors as inhumane and racist and comparing it to the in, atzis. watch. >> governor abbott's racist and xenophobic practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges many of the migrants experienced on their journey to find a safe place. >> the conservative estimate is about $80,000 per bus trip and we know re racists don't mind paying the money. racists are willing to pay the money and don't care ift taxpayers pay the brunt. >> we woke up to the news thisin morning that governor ron

desantis of florida sent two plane loads of migrants toat martha's vineyard off the coastd of massachusetts including kids and whatnot. not saying in is not a one fort one.ds not a parallel in any way but does address some of the same themes that are part of the documentary. >> emily: some of the same themes, tammy. to the holocaust? racist and humane in martha's vineyard but not at the southern border. how did they come up with this? >> tammy: it's shock value mentioning that and moving people into that die dam ick to confuse them and the fact of the matter is it's this rhetoric about sanctuary cities providing an incentive around the world and the world sanctuary is powerful and these individuals from all over the world, not just south and central america have spent weeks if not months in dangerous, unknown, crazy, you know, that dynamics where children are be abused and sex

trafficking and we've seen a story where we found traffickers transporting people in suitcases and in water barrels. these people who created this incentive and who've made it possible to make money like this on the backs of human beings, the littering of the human bodies that we don't see along this trail from the middle east, from asia, from south and central america, creating this dynamic where people want to go take that first step pay, all their money to get here and then suddenly the first time they have actual secure transportation to a city or to an environment that portrays itself as this is the place to come. this is where you'll be safe. and now they complain and are condemned and it's considered an assault on the cities. what this has revealed is the lie of what democrats have said, the danger that that rhetoric has placed people in and when people make it to this point, they condemn the governors for trying to help facilitate some

level of safety and of course it shows you that they've never intended there to be sanctuary from the first point. it's actual been about disrupting the border and red republican gop states at the expense of the lives of children, of women who remain enslaved in the country in part due to having to pay back the money they've taken to get here with, you know, some kind of force. >> harris: they got to work it off. >> tammy: yeah, it exposes the lie and what it's done to human lives. it's shameful. >> emily: yeah, let's talk about that hypocrisy for a second baa you're pointing out that conned session of the left, we gave them beds and healthcare. patting himself on the back for 50. the vile conditions in el paso, which you've covered

extensionively on your show, the smell of human waste and littering the streets because there's no space for anyone, that's ignored. it's the cruelty of compassion and the joke and mockery the dems of their make of their villages and 4,000 isn't okay but 50 are. >> harris: the democrat mayor of el paso put people on buses. >> emily: there you go. >> harris: that was a reality he no longer wanted to live with. he had to tell his constituents eye to eye i'm doing something about this. washington dc doesn't have to do that because they can't see us and don't need to prove it over and over again. those people must not eat eggs because of price of eggs is ridiculous and going up higher and higher and americans are struggling to put food on the table and these are people that need to eat too and they'll eat up our tax dollars and, look, we have the heart to take care of them. we will always be america. filled with americans. but these places as will cain told me last hour, these places,

these sanctuary cities and states put out the invitation of come here. and tammy is so right, they lied when they did it. >> emily: that's right. >> harris: now they have to prove to us they weren't lying. they got to take all these people in and not only just feed them but make their lives better than when they got to the border. they got to prove that they're better than republicans at what they're doing. but you know what they're doing? the mayor of dc begging for federal.h i need the national guard and this and that. meanwhile, emily, hundreds of thousands have been taken in at the border that we know of. close to 2 million by the end of the first fiscal year in biden's presidency. wow. >> emily: biden's america. i'll ask you that same question, kayleigh, i can't wrap my head around it, why is it vile and inhuman for the border mayors and border governors to help spread out and try to account for the resources being diluted on their end and vile and human

for them to spread the love and not vile and humane to have the poorest southern border open like a title wave to subject the migrants to the horrible vile situations. >> kayleigh: why is it evil and humane to send migrants to martha's vineyard and not evil and humane sending pryor grants -- migrants around the nation. >> harris: of minors. >> kayleigh: yeah, exactly. one interesting piece of footage came out. griff jenkins goes in front of the vice president's zeldon i residencyasking if the border i. his quote is astonishly. the illegal immigrant says it's ownership and close and everyone believes it's open because we're free to enter, no problem. we came illegally and not legally. this is the making of s and n

skits but it's not funny at all and standing in front of the vice president's home saying it's it's we're at a breaking point and he's subject to the residency requirement where everyone gets a bed who's homeless and now he can't even keep up. the activists are on him and this is hypocrisy at an untold level this shipping across the country of illegal immigrants. >> emily: that's right, david. the star contrast and apocalyptic el paso and then martha's vineyard and the bed of everyone of the eight that have come here because we can take care of them. that condescending hypocritical fashion. >> david: how about outright lies and let's go with what it really is. starting with everything from tammy to what you've all said about this.

they want to call desantis for avid racist for sending illegal aliens around the country, well biden's been doing it for years so he's the racest. racist. they don't care about that and i travel around and do the people actually care and do they actually try and shift the narrative? think just outright lie and in the end, what's the agenda? you create a problem that's too big to fix. kamala harris said with chuck todd last sunday talking about amnesty again and they're not speaking about illegal aliens and talking to the people that will vote democrats and risk losing the house and losing in the states and they're being taken on by other democrats and the american people, we're the biggest con constituency and te person people see us and we're

building fences in zuckerberg un to protect their boarders and not protecting our own. we can't afford this and it goes on through the life of the illegal alien when resources, county resources, state resources, all taxpayer resources are used to help that life exist. >> harris: former president trump had ideas on how to deal with it. it's not all on the democrats who didn't help him get that done. ththere were republicans who didn't help him get that done. >> david: very true. >> emily: he implemented them and that's why we had security and it was dismantled in a heart beat courtesy of president biden. coming up, he might be the world's worst car salesman and while pushing car ev kales in detroit, he pushes a gas

guzzling corvette on full display. that's next after this. ♪

>> great american road trip will be fully electrified whether you're driving coast-to-coast along i-10 or i-75 here in michigan. charging stations will be up and easy to find as gas stations are now. >> harris: president biden there talking up electric vehicles as the detroit auto show while testing one out. there he is. awe, i think that's the lyric. $63,000. by the way, i looked at the website just because i was like, oh, wow. that's a lot of money. the door things, the hinges, the door only opens like 4 inches so

you have to like barrel roll yourself or stick your hand through the window to get it open. $63 grand, you got a baby or something with you, don't put it near the door. his ev push seems to be ringing hollow, especially since he got behind the wheel of gas guzzling correspondent get. of course he d that's fun to drive. then he made this comment alabama the lyric. >> how does it compare to the corvette? >> it's a beautiful car but i like the corvette. >> harris: tammy, i mean, he is transparent. >> tammy: he is, he is. what he's reveal asking what all americans like, which is choice. you have a variety of different options and look, fine, if you want electric vehicle. go ahead. if that suits your lifestyle if you're in an urban area, that's terrific. if you have faith that the electric grid will always work, you go for it or maybe you've got three gas guzzling cars in your grass and the electric one is what you take out to show

off. >> harris: because you're rich because that's four cars. >> tammy: that is correct. that's what you end up getting but what americans don't like about this is that it's clear he said the future is 100% electric. in other words this isn't to give you another option, it's to take your choices away. it moves you into a choice that the government then is involved in and controls. we know in california there is an unelected board of people, unelected, they're appointed by politicians that control the nature of the power of the grid and how it's used. if there is a blackout. what areas of the state get power. what areas don't. they just choose based on their assessment of the weather and the electric. so imagine with the government, which they don't do with gas now, being in control. you might be able to get access to a power station. let's hope it's on. and then when you've got smart cars like electric cars, let's hope that it's allow that had whatever the software is that you can actually charge yours up specifically because maybe sometimes you can't.

it is about pushing you to public transportation and pushing you into this dynamic so where you're going and who you are and what your intentions are are known and can be stopped. my opinion but that's the only reason why this is happening. >> harris: i could listen to you all day. >> david: you should do radio. >> harris: serious reigns leading. i don't even know -- seriously. i don't know what more to add to that. maybe even this. who doesn't see this? why do they think we are so behind and so dumb. >> tammy: it's okay to admit that. it's okay. >> emily: i don't. i'm a ford girl. >> harris: and muscle car lover. >> emily: there you go. >> david: the mustang, there you go. >> emily: he should not be let behind the wheel of any car. let me start by saying that. it's about the total i radford n

and the finite and his obsession with 18 to 25 demographic and voting range and further, 75% of them say, yeah, cars are part of the fabric of the united states and they're not going anywhere. my '72mac1. if he wants to tout this, he has to do a better job not only of being here and the muscle cars are here to stay. >> harris: i don't want or need the president of the united states to become a car salesman. >> david: he's not a good salesman. >> emily: start with a triage and then go to the priorities. >> david: by the way, cleveland finite and starting out with the --

>> david: first one since the 2014 super-snake. that was a beauty. >> harris: electric isn't electric either. the electrical grids are mostly fossil fuel either. it was used to create electricity. there's a point you made about the mileage; right. 18 miles to the gallon. when you look at what cars put out today and look at the emissions when you look at -- or lack of emissions and the technology of the converter and look at efficiency and engines and you're getting more miles per hour, you're getting faster travel times, which is efficient for business with tru trucking d transportation or for the person going to work. so we're talking about an overall effect on the economy and it really needs to function

versus electric and i'm a tech geek, i love this stuff. elon musk said, the world needs fossil fuels or it will collapse. >> harris: we need a transition period, kayleigh, that's not on biden's green plan. >> kayleigh: yeah, and we need a president that cares about the current problem, which is inflation. i look at these images of him getting into these orange and blue cars, and it just strikes me as so tone deaf. you know, we had an inflation report that was 8.3% and started at 1.4% under president biden's watch in january of 2021. he's climbing into these electric vehicles and it struck me as we go to the grocery store and we're getting the eggs that are 38% higher, food overall, 43% higher, the cost of you getting those eggs and getting that higher food pricing and the payoff of the cost you're paying is this, electrical charging stations across the nation, $900 million for this and that's $7.5 trillion overall in

intra-structure, you're paying for electric charging vehicle stations and going to the grocery store, cha ching, it's not a cost the american people think is worth paying. >> david: michigan needed 129 129gig watts to operate this sur and could only general 119. i may be a bit off but they couldn't generate the electricity they needed. >> harris: should we all wait till the bait reigns leadings can do more? >> david: how about market transmission. >> harris: the batteries cost $20,000 and tammy bruce is bringing every receipt. we're used to a little campaign season sparring between the two political parties but one liberal writer is going after the wives of republican candidates, next. ♪

>> kayleigh: the editorial showing authenticity and soften their images and ads like this make her "gag". >> my husband joe has been the underdog his whole life, adopted at birth, union carpenter, he started a construction company and joe's a fighter. >> adam dedicated his life to causes he believed in. grandma helped make him a good man. >> blake is doing this now because he wants a country that works and he wants americans to be thriving and he's in it because he loves his country so much and he loves his state so much. he would make arizona so proud.

>> kayleigh: appearing at ad campaign events simply at best and republican new dom knees seem if not ashamed and damaged their election process and convince women they're not extremists and looking to their wives for a big assist. emily, this piece is not flattering for republican spouses. they are called props. she says they're used and talk aboutmenment wanting to gag and calling them objects. >> emily: it's interesting saying that americans like to fetishize authenticity and it's us looking for awe authenticityd me knowing all about a candidate and it is accurate that i learn more about a candidate when i learn about their family.

that's the reason that we share about our families. you learn and love more about a person when you know more about them. the fact that she calmed this a gimmick and trite and distracting and insulting, that was her writing. her writing was trite and a gimmick and insulting and the argument on her part that that rounding out of a candidate to include their family is limited to a gop, that's a farce. >> kayleigh: it is, tammy, it couldn't be these women are partners who are proud of their husbands who are collaborators with their husbands and may help their husband on policies or priority. they have to be a prop and a prop that's started out because of the dobbs decision. >> tammy: yeah, it was a condemnation of women for not performing and they've gotten married and made a choice about their families and they are conservative and they are active in politics and they're powerful in their own lives and caring

about other families and that passe, that's not what we do so you are to be condemned. as more and more women are moving into the public spear, you get more and more of the idea of women and how we think and what we know for our families and we're teaching our little girls and that is of bitterness and envy and this is the american dream and it also was a sign and it's more powerful in their own right and do not care what the bullies think and that's what upsets them the most. >> kayleigh: like casey desantis that comes to mind as a strong and incredible woman and she was attacked in this piece and heidi cruz. harris, one mention of a

democrat woman and it's this line about hillary clinton and less said about hillary clinton and bill clinton's tortured codependence and the rest about republican women. >> harris: nothing about dr. jill biden? weird. these are not elected officials. their husbands are. their partners, their spouses are. so it boggles the mind why in an attempt to tear them down, they lift them up and boost their name recognition. they help their candidate husbands out because they make us something that we know that we're not as women. we're no one's victim or honky and that's exactly why they don't like conservative women in particular because they have put conservative women in a box that never really existed for those women. that's not how they live their lives. i am real real confused about hw people on the left get a pass. remember, there was anger at hillary clinton the two times she tried to run for president.

that she didn't really resinate with women on the left because she was the stand by my man type. it just got that little mention. codependence. we know it's a problem for women on the left. we know it is. >> kayleigh: it is a problem. hillary clinton being a plain example but one line. >> david: you stole my thunder. i was going to bring up hillary clinton. >> harris: bring the rain. >> david: when you look at the exam physical and by the way, right on about the women. first of all, where am i sitting right now? with strong, intelligent -- i love you. strong intelligent women are not a bad thing no matter who they represent and if those democrats she talks about, which by the way more people learn about this article on this couch and this show than reddit because the new

york times is that bad so let's be realistic about it. they don't like the fact that the party of women like the party of antislavery are the republican party from calvin coolidge, women's right to vote. wyoming, the first state to have women voting. there's a statue in downtown cheyenne next to the railroad station of a woman representing women voting as a republican state. she needs to democrat grate women in order to try and prop up what? what are they propping up by standing up republican women or wives of candidates and let's flip it arnold. around. what about female candidates and

their husbands? >> harris: yeah, you mean kamala? >> kayleigh: you make a fantastic point. the suffrage move because of republican women. look it up. new york times trying to cover it up. coming up, just when you thought the woke couldn't get anymore outrageous and they're standing up for junk food, which i happen to like. diet culture is a form of oppression they say. ♪

>> harris: okay, the negative attitudes surrounding certain

so-called healthy snacks. preferring a concept called feud food neutrality and the video claims our entire diet culture is based on oppression. watch. >> i got us doughnuts. >> those are so bad for you. >> oh, no, are they moldy. are they poisoned? are you allergic? >> no, i'm just saying. >> you're judging my food choices based on false standard of health, >> guilty. >> systems of oppression created false narratives of food and shows up everywhere instead of focusing on good and bad choices, try to approach food with neutrality in mind. >> harris: or just a fork. fox news has reached out to the los angeles unified school district for comment but they've got gotten back to us. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: those doughnuts look delicious. >> harris: i love doughnuts. >> kayleigh: especially while pregnant. i'm with these ladies that i don't think foods are good or bad and i just don't.

i think eating disorders can come about because of that and you lose me at oppression is the reason for dieting? like that make nososense to me and go onto say that only foods that are bad have allergens, contaminants or poison. no, it's a fact. broccoli is better than doughnuts, some foods are not good for you. we should work out if we want to eat bad foods. this video people are called smarter in seconds and i feel dumber because of the minutes. >> tammy: we've got to have equity between dumb and smart. call themselves whatever they want. look, i've always struggled with weight, and i know that i've been as heavy as 200 pounds and you lose that weight and wherever i gain 5 or 10 pounds like during covid, i really threw it out the window. i was like with covid, all of us i think we drank a little bit more, ate a little bit more. >> harris: the fridge was right there. >> tammy: i know, exactly. >> harris: it was right there. >> tammy: and the gyms were shut down but my blood pressure goes up. i have a high blood pressure

problem when i gain weight. there's all kinds of things associated with being slightly overweight even, let alone obese. we learn that with covid. there's a healthy weight to be, you'll live longer, you sleep better, the blood pressure goes down. diabetes becomes less of a problem or an issue. all of those things matter. so there is food. there is sugar addiction. there is alcohol addiction. alcohol is a consumeable. there are things that in fact as human beings, as organic creatures, we should care about ourselves enough to care about this. not a zero sum game. you had michelle obama and healthy food things with her lunches. it was awful and then this was on the other spectrum of things where we can find a happy medium, which is like what you're saying, we can give ourselves permission to do things we need to but be aware that these are repercussions and we deserve to be healthy. we deserve it. >> harris: the whole time you were talking, i'm so hungry.

>> david: thinking of a happy male. >> harris: david. >> tammy: everything in moderation. that's it. >> david: yeah, it's what you do. during covid, i actually lost weight. i spent more time running and bringing my weight down. why did i do it? i did it because i saw the things that i wanted to do for myself. instead of promoting healthy eating, healthy habits, you don't have to go overboard, you can eat some junk food. there's nothing wrong with it. i love a good doughnut, hey. catch me at a doughnut shop occasionally. there's nothing wrong with it. it's about balance in life. what they're preaching is imbalance in your behavior. rather than talking about obesity and the dangers to your health, they're talking about imbalance and forced ideology. >> harris: interesting. >> emily: first of all, last night during my fox nation shoot when i enjoyed a multiple dunkin doughnuts like those cinnamon dunkin doughnut holes.

i enjoyed every second of this. this is such a joke. here's why, these people are saying that you have to be woke now. in the la unified school district, the biggest food desert in the country, those kids have the least access to good and healthy foods and for a long time usc and conjunction with the mayor trying to remedy that and because of capitollism and certain other factors, there's a lot of chains that will not move in, grocery stores that will not move in when enticed or attempted to be enticed by zero aren'ts and they won't do it. who is impacted? the underserved minority communities. for me, i see this as we're against fat shaming, we want to be woke above all. we're talking about health here and it's those kids that are the ones that are suffering the most out of it because they're being told now, yeah, get the doughnut from your corner store, that's okay. because these choices don't exist for you anyway. now they're being given no choice at all because of that woke movement rather than seeing reality, which is let's help everyone out.

give them those choices. give them the healthy foods. you'll never see that from the cacondescending other partim >> kayleigh: what happened to the science? i thought we loved science >> emily: right, we believe science. everything had that thing in their front lawn. >> harris: my husband taught in la unified from third to sixth good day and they're not teaching science and math and doesn't matter as much and they haven't open that had book yet. >> emily: bring in fauci before he retires. >> harris: you know what, we have to go. we could spend more time with that. imagine having a wardrobe filled with designer labels and your own luxury yacht docked in miami and you're just one month old. some parents proudly supports really doing all of this. is it spoiling your kid or just loving your little one to your means? we'll talk about it next. ♪ # >> migrant buses arriving at

kamala harris' doorstep as the white house is set to hold a press briefing moments from now and florida's governor flying migrants to martha's vineyard and food prices are up so are disputes over what to buy at the grocery store. more and more couples are having it out over what goes in the shopping cart. a lovely couple will be joining us to share their latest dispute. come join john roberts and me live as america reports top of the hour. >> kayleigh: this little baby boy is very fancy. a miami dad buying his newborn baby son a yacht and designer studs worth tens of thousands of dollars. he said we spent $2.8 million on a yacht for romeo and name it had after him.

all the designer baby clothes. if they sell them, we've snapped them up. check out romeo and don't expect his 2-year-old sister to be very jealous. she has her own personal chef and a team of house staff that meets her every need. that's one adorable baby boy and looks adorable in that o outfit. if you want to give your kids thins, that's great. how do they learn how to work for thing ifs you give them everything. >> harris: you teach them and how to live a purposesful life with graciousness and attitude. i was a really late mom, i didn't start till i was 40, burberry was in our house on the baby. i mean, i felt so blessed to celebrate her at every moment, and i celebrated her through my love of fashion. but i don't have money to buy my kid a yacht, and some of that might have to do with taxes so, you know, i always say check in

with the irs before you go crazy. >> kayleigh: yeah, a yacht, i mean i think he was born in august, that's a pretty big gift to give a newborn that dare i say can't appreciate it. >> david: when i get back to miami i'll check it out and call my accountant about the tax gift. there's nothing wrong with giving your kids things. i'm not super wealthy, my parents weren't either and i got nice things and shopping at toy stores and there's billionaire children that were well adjusted. what do you teach the kids, what are they values? who are they? you can have all the nice things in the world and be a bad person. you can have none of the nice things and be a good person or vice versa. the value system is what matters here. the kid grows and you happen teach them values. no problem with the yacht, invite me over. >> harris: you'll have to baby sit. >> david: i'm in the grove and

good with kids. >> kayleigh: my parents took me to church and instilled in me values. that's what it's all about, emily. i love the baby with the gold pacifier. the mom said i spent $1200 on a solid gold binky and he chucked it in the middle of town and lost it. i cried for three days. maybe that's why you shouldn't buy that. >> emily: exactly, that's the whole thing. you have to understand the risks associated with giving your baby or toddler something that makes you cry for three days if they lose. it's inevitable like wearing a white, expensive dress and inevitable i spill my pasta sauce on it. one husband going back to the miami couple, he said i wanted to give my newborn the same starting life that he had. his ex-put in a trust fund $1.15 million that he matched. that's what he was articulating that he was trying to somehow match all these other kids that are clearly in a different

echelon than i exist in because that's not the same world. look, i'm not trying to be some poly anna but i would have loved if he said, yes, i'm giving my newborn a yacht and setting up a trust fund for charity so from the get go this kid knows how to be philanthropic, how to give back -- >> harris: balance. >> emily: yes, the balance and blessing you can bestow on people that have nothing when you clearly have a yacht and you're two years old. >> harris: and god can take that away in a moment's notice. >> emily: and the government. >> kayleigh: the royal family has everything and their kids turned out so well and this family that's wonderful. >> tammy: we think so. we don't know their lives and the past of like the guy in miami, maybe he grew up poor and all of this is what he wants to give. we each have a different way of looking at things. i grew up somewhat poor and i want to be able to enjoy good things, but i also recognize that you can live on $20 for a week. that money matters, every dollar

matters and to be aware of the fact that people still need assistance. boys and girls club of america, the people -- kids are out there that need it, and fillen tope and charity is where it's at. >> kayleigh: no doubt about it. well said, tammy bruce. more outnumbered in just a moment. ♪

. ♪♪ >> last but not least. a chic-fil-a employee in florida recently stopped a would be carjacking, jumping in to save a woman with her baby in the restaurant parking lot. you can see him here, throwing the suspect to the ground,

holding him in a head lock. he ran to her rescue after hearing screams for help. we are told, thankfully, everyone is okay. david, nothing better than a hometown hero, an average joe who literally saves a life. phenomenal. super hero. >> more about america and who we really are, this is what americans do. we stand up for each other. >> that's right, that's right, we do, harris. >> he gets nuggets and the special chic-fil-a sauce for life. >> i'm hungry again. >> you know what i love about the video, i watched it over and over again without hesitation he ran toward the danger. >> that's right. >> that's who we are. >> and how refreshing to see a video from a parking lot that is not something horrifying and negative. we are seeing something being thwarted, go over evil. >> chivalry is not dead.

and lifting the suitcase on an airplane. >> saying, however the hiring happens a the chic-fil-a, everyone needs to implement it. best in the world. >> thanks, here is "america reports." >> john: people love chic-fil-a, that and the shake. skyrocketing costs have families struggling in all sorts of ways in america, so bad that even marriages are paying the price. different definitions of what makes the cut. >> whether it's salad or a six-pack, otherwise perfect marriages to get messy. we'll speak to one couple who knows all about how that feels coming up. >> begin with the fox news alert. texas taking the immigration crisis to the front yard of