♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone. it's friday, and this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost, emily compagno. also joining us, kennedy, lee said this, and dr. marc siegel. we begin today with my hypocrisy from the left, this time on the crisis at our southern border. in any report that the biden administration is considering litigation against the g.o.p.

governors, remember, these are century cities, they tell us. right. yesterday, florida governor ron desantis sent 50 migrants to martha's vineyard where they've declared a crisis. just over 50 migrants. their arrival has triggered a wave of backlash from the left. many are condemning the move as political and inhumane. here is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. speak of the migrants, including children, who arrived in martha's vineyard, were misled about where they were being taken, and what would be provided when they arrived. it's also deeply alarming. the children governor abbott abandoned in martha's vineyard, the children that governor desantis abandoned, as well, they deserve better. they deserve better than being

left on the streets of d.c. or being left in martha's vineyard. >> kayleigh: what's better than martha's vineyard? it's not such a dilapidated part of the country. republicans are now asking, where was the outrage when the bite and white house secretly sent plane loads of migrants in the dead of night to a suburb north of new york city? before reportedly busting them to towns in connecticut, long island, and new jersey. apparently, no big deal. now, to top it all off, axios' reporting cabinet members and white house officials are meeting today on a potential legal response to the governors for basically doing the same thing as the white house did. now president biden has the nerve to call republicans' actions un-american. >> they playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong, it's un-american. it's reckless. >> kayleigh: and yet, of course, martha's vineyard, "all are welcome here," that's what the yard signs say, emily.

likewise, visiting martha's vineyard, calling this humanitarian crisis. and you have these numbers, which are startling. just 50 migrants since martha's vineyard, population 17,000. del rio, 35,584 migrant encounters, migrants crossing the border, 49,563. reverse that, you can see there is more migrants who are arriving in del rio than there are population. but martha's vineyard, causing quite a stir. in the white house meeting today to discuss litigation, potential kidnapping charges is what governor gavin newsom is saying. that's crazy. >> emily: that's what would make this so laughable if it wasn't a tragedy. her calling this "deeply troubling" going to martha's vineyard connect sorry, getting lattes and lobster rolls? what about all the migrants sleeping in their own feces in el paso which is called apocalyptic? which i can't even say, but i

know what it is, absolutely vile. another word used to describe the environment of the throng to border towns as opposed martha's vineyard. governor gavin newsom, this is also laughable. first of all, "the new york times" is reporting on their own that they were fully briefed of where they were going. the notion, he suggested using rico for this? that's what you prosecute cartels and the mafia with. he talked about it being a fraudulent scheme? this is so below the position of a governor. this just belies his incompetence rather than what he deemed his legal prowess. as a native californian, just recently the attorney general released the criminal statistics for that state. so when he's talking about criminal charges, the fact that the homicide rate in california has fight while the interest rate has gone down, i suggest you focus on his own citizens first. >> emily: he certainly should. meanwhile you have that explosive "new york post" cover, we all remember it, about the biden overnight flights.

this has been happening for more than a year, that everyone's ignoring it. kennedy, nbc reporting, this is really interesting. the white house has recently hosted a series of high-level meetings on immigration where dhs officials have presented options including flying migrants to the country's northern border with canada to alleviate overcrowding at the u.s.-mexico border. this is according to two u.s. officials. some officials have openly expressed frustration at these meetings with white house reluctance to take a page from their public and governors. so you have biden's own dhs saying, "let's do it the republican governors are doing," and then the biden demonstration having reticence despite already doing that with the secret flights. >> l>> kennedy: if your welcomig people, you should be happy they are landing in your backyard. if you have signed saying all are welcome, if you're governor of a century state, the only outrage should be that the governors of texas and florida didn't send the migrants to your home. that's the only thing it can,

gavin newsom, if he's going to exhibit any logical consistency, that's the only thing he should be saying. but the fact that people in martha's vineyard are apoplectic and falling all over themselves because of 50 people who have been displaced from their homes for whatever reason, it just goes to show, their reaction, they are disgusted by this. they are not welcoming these people. otherwise i'm sure there are 50 mansion own eyes on martha's vineyard who could throw their doors open and find these people a nice place to sleep, a lovely warm meal while they help them plan out their major life goals. but they're not doing that. they are freaking out and talking about ceiling. this is a perfectly symbiotic relationship. you have sanctuary cities and states that welcome migrants, and you have other states that are overrun that can no longer take care of them. so they are passing them off to these other places, they are fulfilling their wishes. why aren't they delighted? >> kayleigh: exactly, they should be. also important to emphasize, bubill melugin's reporting.

he said that a local ngo has said they are signing waivers, and in addition to that, bill melugin saying the democrat-led city of el paso, texas, has been sending its own buses of migrants -- this is a democrat-led city, of course, they approved contracts are buses and they are requesting the investment. el paso is not being criticized. while everyone is blaming abbott and ignoring the democrat city of el paso, the truth is it is because of biden that there are migrants dying at the board and double the numbers. it's because of biden that fentanyl is pouring across the board and getting into the mo mouths of our youth. it's not because of governor abbott. >> lisa: i find the busting of these migrants to sanctuary cities and what governor newsom has said hilarious. they having to address the fact that there is a crisis and an invasion happening on the

southern border. it didn't matter when millions of people are coming over and invading the country, but god forbid you sent 50 people to the liberal and rich martha's vineyard, and everyone is losing their minds here. looking back, gavin newsom saying this is kidnapping, but it wasn't kidnapping when they talk about biden putting them on planes and sending them to florida, or when lori lightfoot put them on a bus and sent them over to a neighboring neighborhood. two things that are being missed, the money from the reallocation, at least to martha's vineyard, came from the interest collected from the biden bucks from covid. the funding going to the states. secondly, democrats approved this in the budget, so all of these florida democrats that are criticizing desantis right now, they approved it. they approved what they are condemning now. just two things people are missing. i think it's hilarious. also the memes on twitter are amazing. >> kayleigh: and took his monologue was amazing. dr. siegel, finally, fentanyl plaguing our nation's young

people. there's a bipartisan push for him attorneys general across the states now saying to list it as a weapon of mass destruction, which would require a huge federal response and not just to be treated as a narcotic. >> dr. siegel: i think it fits in with the story here, because there are two americas. gavin newsom doesn't care about this, but governor abbott does, and governor abbott has been concerned about the fentanyl crisis for a while now. leaking across our borders. the two main cartels responsible for this and open at the border. in texas, that is where the humanitarian crisis needs to be. that's where the public health emergency needs to be. not in martha's vineyard, in texas. i've talked to and interviewed the medical director of mcallen hospital in texas. it's becoming overwhelmed, and not just with covid, by the way, kayleigh. with trauma. 750 water crossings lead to death this past year. people being injured, flooding and crowding across the border, into texas. absolutely onboard with governor abbott making a point

of this. and governor desantis making a point of this. and maybe governor newsom should invite some migrants to the french laundry. what do you think? >> kayleigh: if you want to show your philanthropic heart, instead, travel down and go to texas where they are every day. our border patrol agents are taking care of migrants, doing it and doing it compassionately. they are the real heroes in t this. >> kennedy: i would like to seek sanctuary in martha's vineyard. [laughter] >> kayleigh: let's make that happen. coming up, a student run newspaper teaching the mainstream media a lesson about checking their facts, which they desperately need. this was after several outlets published a duke by the accusations of being called racist slayers, even though those claims were never actually proven. more on that, next. ♪y us ♪ with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank.

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♪ ♪ >> emily: a college newspaper run by students getting a story right after many in the media got it wrong. brigham young university's student newspaper is exposing the lack of evidence in a racial slur saga that took the real world liberal media by storm. a reminder of the story, a duke university volleyball player went public with these allegations last month. >> i had gone back to serve. i heard a very strong and negative racial slur. >> emily: the media took those claims and ran with them. >> a student athlete realizes that, when people see her, she's a black woman first, and she's upping the racism she endured on the court can be a teaching moment for folks off the court. >> a duke volleyball player is speaking out after she and other

players were called racist slurs against brigham young in a match on friday. >> it's not just the abhorrent recent attacks that rachel richeson and her fellow volleyball players endured. >> richardson was not only called the end where it every time she served during a game against byu, she was threatened and she said she was made to feel unsafe in a crowded gym. >> emily: outlets like espn, cnn, abc, and "sports illustrated" are now having to admit they were wrong. when the byu investigation which involved reviewing multiple videos and cctv's found zero evidence backing up what did become viral claims. kennedy, what say you? >> kennedy: this is one of those stories that really catches fire, and rightly so. when people hear about something like this, they feel very defensive for this volleyball player. that's why it's so incredibly imperative when you can because this conflagration by simply publishing something, you have to get the facts right.

you have to do your research. talk to people, do what the byu paper did. essentially the entire school is being tarnished as racist, and their fans are believed to be implicitly racist. that's not right. so they did their job. they talked to people in the stands, they talked to athletic directors, they talked to coaches and players on both sides of the game, and they did not find evidence for that. does that mean that she didn't hear something? she might have, but there's not enough evidence to support this kind of reaction that, frankly, is the kind of thing that can ruin people's lives. >> emily: even if you say "if," that's not good enough for the woke mob and for the knee-jerk liberal media. if byu or anyone had said, "if this is true, this is tragic, we are so deeply sorry, let's look into this," that still wouldn't have been to dumb it good enough. they would have been vilified no matter what. >> lisa: the liberal media

wants division and that's why they drive the stories. if it's as bad as the left says, why do they continuously concoct these lies, push hoaxes, or push toys without verifiable evidence? we see this time and time again. we live in a salem witch hunt society were all it takes is a mere allegation and then the mob runs with it. "burn 'em at the stake." you see these things come out and they are not true. you can go to the lacrosse hoax we had a bunch of white lacrosse players accused of rape by a stripper who is black. it was not true and it was pushed by people in charge, and positions of authority. they intentionally lied and conceal evidence. how many times do these things need to happen before we pump the brakes and say, let's look into the evidence? and none of the evidence backs up with this player is saying, to date. we'll see if that changes, but i know he doesn't. so stop lying, media. >> emily: kayleigh, to that formulaic point, we keep seeing that pattern. why won't the media and their

lesson? they have had to pay out and apologize publicly. but the heavenly in the lesson. the admission that there was not supporting evidence, or whatever it is in whatever application they have, that never gets amplified nearly enough as the original statement they jump on. >> kayleigh: of course not. we saw this with lafayette square where an inspector general said, "wait, guys, that didn't happen." we saw this with russian bounties where the intelligence community said, "wait, that didn't happen." and you had a first-hand source company at the podium saying these things weren't true. "we don't take your word for it, we will run with the story." the covid lab leak theory, hunter biden. there is little blood in the water and all the sharks pounce on that little bit of blood in the water. we have to recognize good journalism when we see it. the cougar chronicle, and want to say their names. luke hansen, thomas stevenson, good job. i always say when i talk to young people they say, "what can i do to help the movement?" go into journalism. if you are a fair-minded person

who cares about facts and is a straight shooter, go into journalism. we need people to endeavor to find truth in his practice, because he had far also lost a few i hope these two have a bright and shining career. >> lisa: but if you're a liberal, stay on your couch and play video games. don't go vote. [laughter] >> dr. siegel: that's a problem, people get hurt. social media fans the flames. taking it back to medical school, we learn to vet sources. doctors don't do that anymore, either, by the way, but venting sources. where did this come from? who says it? let's do an investigation before we pounce. of course if it's on the woke side of things, pouncing right away. what happened to the days of "the new york times" being delivered to your door? long gone. >> emily: the court of public opinion is such a stark contrast to actual courts. it's a shame we don't have more of a mirror to the two. to your point, you can acknowledge there is simply no evidence and say you might have heard that, might make that might be "your truth," as they like to say also come up the

media amplified at 100 times around the world. >> lisa: this shouldn't just be the truth, or "the truth of lisa boothe," that's my podcast. [laughter] >> emily: conservative voices are again under attack on college campuses. tomi lahren had to barricade herself against a violent mob for almost an hour until state police could arrive. that incredible story next.

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: a harrowing situation last night at the univeuniversity of new mexico wa violent mob started to try to shut down tomi lahren. watch as hia and storing the doors of the auditorium where she was speaking.

[mob chanting] >> shut it down! shut it down! >> [megaphone speech] >> kayleigh: they had to barricade themselves in a kitchen for nearly an hour while campus police called in reinforcements from the local state police. tomi had this to say about her ordeal. >> it turned violent. they started pushing the officers that were guarding the door, trying to bust in the door. somebody pulled the fire alarm, alarms were going of february. we were all basically barricaded in this room. he can't leave. i was escorted away for my safety by officers. then we heard reports of shots fired. apparently no shots were fired,

so thank goodness for that. university of new mexico, apparently they don't care. they don't care that students' lives were endangered, guests' lives are endangered. never mind me, you have your tuition-paying students in that room to listen to a speaker, and they were in danger. ct lisa, i watched this whole thing. tomi handle it so well. she was repeatedly telling the crowd, the turning point usa crowd, "we are better than this, we are decent people. no matter what happens, stay calm." they started chanting "usa" as the people at the door were acting less and becoming. this is scary that it's the future generation. >> lisa: i can't imagine how scary it that was for the people involved in it. she handled it like a boss. i can't help but feel that this is what the left wants. when you got the president of the united states using a prime time address to label 75 million americans as enemies of the state, when you have the department of homeland security secretary echoing the sentiments, the vice president of the united states echoing the

sentiments, when you've got tim ryan running for senate in ohio saying that we have to do -- what did he say? that we have to kill and confront maga supporters? when you got mazie hirono doing a call to arms over the issue of abortion. and it's not just rhetoric, either. we all remember the summer of death in 2020 where he saw dozens of people killed with the rioting that happened in democrats sink sanctioning and cheering it on. we need to have a member of congress gunned down on the sop of field, ran off the road. he was run off the road over health care. so when democrats tried to call republicans extremists, go fly a kite. >> kayleigh: that such coverings a list, and there's more. lori lightfoot had a similar call, i think it was in the aftermath of dobbs. emily, you spoke to tomi. what did she have to say about all this? >> emily: i did. to quickly underscore that, there isn't a disconnect between rhetoric and behavior.

that's the whole point of the left, and that's why it's terrifying and why we see charges of attempted murder on a supreme court justice and the like. that's why it's so terrifying when elected officials say there's going to be civil war if something happens, if republicans are voted into office in november. so i chatted with speed to mike steele of income and a heart goes out to her. what a terrifying experience. she acted with complete grace and aplomb during that undoubtedly horrible experience. her biggest message is at the university of new mexico needs to be held accountable. they knew the protest was going to happen, she says, and when it began and people were trying to come in, they did nothing about it. she also said the thing that angers and terrifies her the most are those other students she mentioned in that message. she said, "i was taken away in an armored vehicle escorted by police. what about them? what about the other students have to be there to after day?" and she said she doesn't know what happened to them, and that is what terrifies and angers the most. >> kayleigh: it does. we have a few more of what

happened. look at how angry these protesters are. i believe that was actually at a separate university, but the video i was referencing, protesters at the door where they are shooting a bird and yelling the f-word at the police officers at the door. if you don't like idea, fine. use your words, he's your mind can get your footnotes and facts and argue your point. but yelling at a police officer, shutting down an event? no place for this. >> dr. siegel: you can see the fear on tomi's face and how much she was put in danger, and how she overcame it. that's very inspiring. but this is maybe the biggest threat to america here that we have, that we can't have an exchange of ideas at a university. if you want to believe in your ideas, listen to the opposition. listen to someone who disagree with you and test your ideas out on those people. if you're not doing that, you are monolithic. you know what that reminds me of? i have family from there, the

soviet union, where you weren't allowed to dissent. and we are heading in that direction because of the democrats, because of their insistence of no debate. and that raises to the level of violence, which is another level up. >> kayleigh: absolutely. that video was at the university of buffalo in the aftermath of an allen west event when they were chasing down the person who had arranged the speaker. but i go back to this, and i think it's a little instructive as to where we are today. this is the breakdown of how people feel they can be friends and work for based on ideology. republicans, 5% said they couldn't be friends with the democrats versus 37% of democrats. 71% of democrats wouldn't go on a date with a republican. just 31% in the reverse. and 30% of democrats saying they wouldn't work with someone of a different ideology, 7% of republicans. it seems strongly that the intolerance goes toward the left. >> kennedy: i m think you make the best point of all. if you have a problem what's with tomi lahren is going to

say, sit down and listen to it, jot down some notes, and ask for something. confront her there. these are incredibly fascist techniques that they are using to try and terrorize people into changing their behavior. that is exactly what they're doing. i don't want to live in a world that is run by people like that. if i say something that offends you, that is going to be your reaction? a violent tantrum every time you are confronted with something that hurts your feelings? that's a bad vision of the future. at some point, these are going to be the people pushing out real tears. i want them to push me off a cliff if that's the case. [laughter] >> dr. siegel: this also happened to me. by the way, it happens to all of us. i went to my own alma mater and i was actually downsized it to a different panel than i was supposed to get, and this was on a medical topic. this is pervasive on all levels. >> kayleigh: it's i youtube remove the video of governor desantis with the doctors bringing up facts about

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♪ ♪ >> emily: golf star paige spiranac is going after trolls who fat shamed her on social media. on wednesday, paige spiranac, who maxim has named their sexiest woman alive, said she was forced to delete intensive comments from men who are calling her fat. after posting this video of her hitting a call to golf ball

hitting a pink formfitting and totally adorable outfit. the golf star taking two or instagram story in writing, "the amount of men calling me fat on this post is next level." she writes, "i have had to delete so many comments, which i almost never do. i know my body is a big part of my brand, and it comes with the territory, but it's hard to maintain my ideal weight all the time, year after year. i have to work very hard in the gym and with diet and it doesn't come naturally to me. it can be defeating when people call out my body insecurities." kayleigh, your thoughts? >> kayleigh: nothing about this girl is overweight. i mean, she looks great, so that's just ridiculous. meanwhile, half of the men commenting, maybe 100%, don't look half as good as this woman does. [laughter] but she said she had to delete comments. don't pay attention to them. i wish twitter, instead of saying, "pause! have you read the story?"

with every journalist in america needing to adhere to it, i wish it was, "are you adding to the discourse?" the answer would be no. on both sides of the aisle, let's be nice when another. >> emily: that's right. it's an kindly disheartening, i would imagine, to receive something so violent, with such a volume. i think the volume is what also surprised her. there will always be trolls here and there. >> lisa: and probably going to get heat for this, but i don't feel bad for her. if you're on the cover of maxim, you're obviously objectifying your own body, so can you really be upset if people are objectifying you? i don't know. i mean, your posting half naked, which is whatever. if that's what she wants to do. but i don't feel bad. you can't cry about it if people have comments about it or if people are going to comment on your body when you're putting it out there to that degree. so i don't really feel bad for her, but at least it tells that she is at a healthier weight versus putting lizzo on the cover of a magazine and saying that's healthy when four in ten americans are obese in the

country, which leads to heart disease and death and all these other things, which is insanity as a country. or anorexic models are eating cotton balls and smoking cigarettes to stay skinny. at least it's healthy weight. but i don't feel bad for her. i mean, you're putting yourself out there. that would be like us being upset about the criticism we get when we are on tv. it's like, we are doing this job, we know it comes with the territory. >> emily: that's a really interesting point. we deftly don't know about the health status of lizzo's body or anyone, so that remains to be seen, it's individual for everyone. this is often voiced in the hollywood realm. you put yourself out there, so you should be able to take it, but the counter to that is that they are human, too, and it can't hurt. even if you put yourself out there, it has an impact on mental health and body awareness and sometimes body dysmorphia and things like that. >> dr. siegel: i like her answer. i like that she stood up to it and she said, "i'm about fitness, i'm not about weight." as kayleigh said, she looks terrific. i will say that as the mail on

the panel, she looks terrific. but she's about fitness, and she used this to respond by saying, "i'm about being in good shape, i'm about fitness." to your point, male objectification of women is an arm's problem in this country and leads to eating disorders. most who have eating disorders are women, and this is occurring because of the objectification of women. it's really, really unhealthy to do that. that's the message we should stop doing that, we should focus on fitness but not on a perfect body image that then come as you said, dysmorphic syndrome results from it. an enormous epidemic in this country. >> lisa: but is she not doing that to herself? >> kennedy: no, she's not doing it yourself. you know what? boothe? i'm going to put it on my pushback on this. i trained 15 hours a week and people call me fat on twitter. i'd see them come psycho with me, or swim or run, but i smoke

them all. i have a pristine diet and i'm glad some but he finally said it. i'm glad she admitted that she works her ass off, she eats really well, and she still has a hard time. people deal with genetics that she can't control and she's doing her best. she's also make people happy. >> lisa: we are making different points. i agree, i think you are fantastic and i know you work your butt off. we all work really hard. i'm not commenting about the way she looks. i'm not making that point. if you're putting out every photo all of instagram, if you're basically half naked, on the cover of maxim, the whole point is to objectify women. what is the point of it? that is what it is, so she's putting yourself out there and upset that people have comments about it. that's my only point. don't cry about it. >> kennedy: it's the ratio of negative comments. when she is seen from a certain angle, and i also appreciate -- >> lisa: i hear you, but we

are saying different things. >> kennedy: they do one angle where they are perfect end, "but i really look like this." i love when people do that because that's how much people to my stomach most people are. >> kayleigh: she admitted comes of the territory. i wouldn't encourage people to pose for maxim so i take your point. she knows it comes with the territory. >> lisa: it's also very lucrative. she's making way more money than i am! [laughter] laughing all the way to the bank. >> dr. siegel: you can go on their next. [laughter] >> emily: when i was cheered in the nfl, i was named maxim's one of the most sexiest cheerleader. my point in saying that is i didn't ask for that. i didn't know that was going to happen. it was a gift that fell in my lap. arguably, yes, by cheering in the nfl, there's a whole host of things that came with it, and with photos and comments and critiques and analyses and the

like, but i still am human every day. i totally hear what you are saying, but words do hurt. words do matter. i feel like throughout that entire assessment time and still come in to this day, there's always going to be trolls and haters and there's always going to be those people that volunteer. "you look better brown, you look better blonde, you look better this way, this way." none of us asked for any of those opinions whatsoever but we are grateful they are watching and supporting, so it comes with the territory, but it doesn't hurt less because of it. i agree with you and support you and see you every day. you are an amazing -- >> kennedy: are very kind. >> emily: i'm so proud to be her friend for that strength. we will move on. stay with us. "in case you missed it" is next. ♪ ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need.

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>> john: officials and luxurious martha's vineyard to clear humanitarian emergency after 50 illegal immigrants were dropped off there. but how does their plight compared to towns in texas? art del cueto is here to tell us. chuck schumer warns that nancy pelosi is in trouble and democrats may lose the house. erin perrine and brad woodhouse

take on solid democratic politics. and larry kudlow is here on the threat of a global recession. i'm john roberts. join sandra and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." we will you there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emily: welcome back. it's time for "in case you missed it." according to the latest census report, washington, d.c., is not just the nation's capital, it's our work from home capital. with about half of its workforce out of the office. following d.c. are seattle, san francisco, austin, and atlanta. far fewer work at home and blue-collar cities. these come as more and more companies are forcing workers back to the office, or just laying them off, like elon musk wants. kennedy, i feel like you can expect the tech capitols to have more work from home, but d.c. intrigued me, because that's a lot of government workers you

expect to be in the places physically. >> kennedy: absolutely. i thought that's what politics was, meeting people pay. lisa knows this. she worked in d.c. forever. if that shaking hands, getting face time, kissing babies. baby you don't know, babies you had. >> emily: are kissing the back of people's heads if you are joe biden. >> kayleigh: they are never in session. they have the august recess, they were off every day in august, off 11 days this term in the house, so i'm not surprised. they say they are working in districts? okay. >> emily: dr. siegel? >> dr. siegel: there's the issue of laziness. people at home who aren't really working and hiding at home and democrat cities, of course, but then there's the issue of mental health. the mental health aspect, as you just said, hugging, meeting people, shaking hands, exchanging glances, that's the way that not only work is done but how you stay emotionally healthy and happy. >> emily: and all the office snacks in the free coffee, or

the prosecco bars. >> lisa: that the treat, it gets people in the office. i work from home, but i don't want to. i just have nowhere to go. and i get lonely sometimes. my dentist is like, "you only have to come in twice a year." >> dr. siegel: you don't want to go to your dentist more than twice a year! >> lisa: i wish i could go someplace. >> emily: social media is buzzing over "jeopardy" viewers pointing out that ken jennings seems to have allowed one contestant to change the answer during wednesday's show. the horror! >> here's a typical early 19th century landscape by this british painter. luigi? say again? >> who is constable. >> that's correct, yes. >> emily: what? he gave him the answer, kayleigh! >> kayleigh: the rule is that if they don't cut you off before you change your answer, he can pay it so this is the host's fault.

they said he such a gentleman he said it could have turned out to family. the guy who was banging his tennis racket on the ground, whatever. not that, that the candidate. he should take a note from these two. >> emily: i was going to say federline but that's britney spears' ex-husband. >> kennedy: roger federer would never bake a racquet. >> emily: if you like the internet is dying over it. let's a look. >> here's a typical early 19th century landscape by this british painter. luigi? >> who is constant. >> say again? >> sorry, constable. who is constable. >> constable is correct. [laughter] >> lisa: do you think he slipped the host they would hundred dollar bill or something? i'd like to go on "jeopardy" if that's the treat you get. >> emily: debate style! >> dr. siegel: we have plenty of game shows here on fox. i've never seen tucker or

jesse watters do that. nobody does that. kennedy, you don't do that. forget about it. and it's cheating. it's not fair. the woman later on was punished, so this is favoritism. >> kennedy: how dare you, jennings! i've never missed alex trebek more in my life. >> emily: r.i.p.! a new survey leave many people sleeping on the couch. it finds that feelings of happiness last longer after your favorite sports team wins rather than hearing your partner say "i love you." it poll found that the three words make people feel good for an average of four hours, but the boost from your favorite team's victory remains for four hours and 9 minutes. kennedy, those 9 minutes, apparently! >> kennedy: that'll put you over the top! let's go, rangers! [clapping rhythmically] i feel better already. >> emily: this is all the panel teams that are up. it's the number one thing that brought lasting joy to everyone, spending time with loved ones

and family. so i would argue it's not the "i love you" that doesn't last, it's the feeling of love that does. once you say it after that first time, that's when it weighs less than the raiders are the huskies winning. >> dr. siegel: i think it's combined. being with your family, rooting for your team. i actually love the knicks. the last time they were in the finals, i was there. we are pining away in new york. we don't have a chance, we have a terrible team and we lost a lot of love. >> lisa: am i the only one who would rather have the words of affirmation? [laughs] i'd rather have someone say "i love you" that have a team win. >> kennedy: nothing spells "i love you" like winning. [laughter] >> lisa: it depends on the person and the delivery. before i left new york i had i had to tell homeless people yelled very nice things to me. when they are on drugs or in your face, it doesn't land. so the person and the delivery matters. >> emily: let's qualify this. first, it's a bunch of british people. just putting that out there in case it matters.

and also there were a lot of other things that have the same effect for almost the same amount of time, like getting a great bargain at a store, for example, where having a cold alcoholic drink on a hot day. there are many things that the brits way around the same. >> kayleigh: i come from a place called t-town, tampa bay, "title town." we are used to winning. [laughter] >> dr. siegel: wait a minute! >> kayleigh: the bucs, the lightning. we are winning. >> emily: lots of championsav here today! more ie n just a moment. ways[laughter] in an ever-chan. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks and local leaders with a focus on customized insights to help your business achieve its goals. that's how we make a difference.

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i can't drink beer, so it's far away from me. >> can't drink beer, starting in december, very upset. >> it has vitamins, selenium. >> i need validation with wine. i'm going to text you. >> something alcoholic, cheers to that. >> wine or wine -- >> wine, i love it. i.p.a. if you are drinking a beer this weekend, drink it for the pregnant woman. here is "america reports." >> john: i'll have one for you, no problem with that. biden administration avoids an economic disaster just in the nick of time after helping broker a deal to stop a railroad strike. critics argue inflation under biden is what nearly caused the strike in the first place. >> sandra: and now with christmas, wait for it, just 100 days away, the ceo of fedex is warning the economy would be entering a worldwide recession. art laffer, formerly of the reagan administration, and larry