♪ ♪ >> harris: hello, everybody, this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today, sharon osbourne is here for the very first time. also excited to see sean duffy. it's going to be a great hour beer the president and the democrats are facing strong headwinds. 43 days -- and you know i'm

always counting, from the critical midterm elections. new polls are showing voters are losing confidence in president biden as he and his political party are struggling on issues devoted to say are critical to them. the new "abc news" from "washington post" paul gives republicans a four-point edge among likely voters. 51-47%. you see that's just under the margin of error there for the president is finding himself in some tough water in the same polling. only 39% of voters approve of the job he's doing. 53% say they do not approve. the president's approval even got worse on the economy is the majority of democrats now say that they want to replace him as their 2024 nominee air it out. meanwhile the president's former house press secretary jen psaki, had this dire warning for democrats. >> looked. i think democrats -- if the election is about who is the

most extreme, then they are going to win. if it's a referendum on the president, they will lose. they know that. >> harris: kaylee? >> kayleigh: jen psaki is exactly right. you don't hear me said that often but good for her forgiving the sober, clear-eyed assessment to the party that's a referendum on president biden. she went on in that clip to say oh, we kind of achilles' heel for my party's crime. the immediate question i have voice did you tell your boss that? because jen psaki is not a policymaker but she does have access to the president. she had access -- >> harris: and she still would probably -- you would no, you are a former press secretary. >> kayleigh: she still wet especially if she had oval office walk and privileges. i wonder if she said to them hey, mr. president, this is a weak spot for us. we know it took president biden six months into his presidency to even acknowledge it as an issue. did she push for that to happen?

it's now the number four issue among voters and you pointed this out on your show, she didn't mention the number three issue is education. it looks like virginia was a bellwether so take note of what happened there because it could happen again on a nationwide scale of. >> harris: sean, as you look at capitol hill right now there has to be some talk -- and you've been on capitol hill as a congressman about what is really going on. i know democrats say we don't watch the pulling but they can't turn away from the facts here. >> sean: jen psaki is half right. if you focus on joe biden republicans win but sing the republicans are extremists is false. democrats have been extreme on policy into your point, harris, every first day of the congress comes back, republicans meet they have a republican conference. i guarantee you they talk about polling and how republicans are supposed to message and i

guarantee you republicans are talking about earned media. you go back home in your local tv station what he talking about? you're talking about how extreme democrats are are you tying your opponent to joe biden. if you do that successfully you win. how much money are you raising to put your ads on television and also on social media? the third part of this is where our republican and conservative voters? when i first ran people came and asked me hard questions and they recorded me. where are republicans actually asking democrats -- >> you say this often. you say that you like to see those of us in the journalism side of the media really pressing on everybody. not just one side. it's what they do. you can be a journalist at home asking tough questions. ask stacey abrams showed women not believe their ultrasounds and instead believe stacey

abrams? answer that for me. they cannot. that's great video. >> sharon as you look at this one of the things i think is missing and politics particularly as we are 43 days out is the vote voices of voters. people in the left say they don't even want to do debates. john fetterman, the democrat who says he doesn't really want to do them. but why would that be? >> i wish i knew. i wish will at a crystal ball that we knew why so many things happen. i do think education is so drastically needed and if you look at the polls in the world of education, where is the best education, i mean don't we, like 24th or 34th? i think it is not far down.

the think that this great country are education level is so low. and also of course crime. the things that i don't understand is if president biden running again, won't he be about hundred and two? [laughter] >> harris: he turned 80 in november but he would be the oldest president for certain. >> sharon: why would anyone at 80 want that job? have a life, it's enough. be when education is something that republicans just put in their commitment to america when they rolled this out late last week. they have a parental bill of rights and they recognized that something they can hit democrats on pretty readily. in the middle are parents who just trying to do the rest just

for -- >> sharon: i don't like a lot of parents are because the things going on in so many schools. i mean i can't speak for the old country but i can speak for los angeles. certain things are going on in schools now and teachers are saying don't tell your parents. and it's kind of frightening that a parent doesn't have enough control in the school this am sorry my parent child is too young to know about this or whatever the situation is. the teacher decides. and that's not right. it's up to the parent. >> harris: especially after a nearly a year of lockdowns across the country. we were good enough to be with those children when they were home with us but not when they were going to a board meeting without the fbi and the doj thinking we are potential terrorists? >> chalking that were even -- we meaning preferably in this country having the conversation of whether or not parents should have a large share control over what their students were

children -- and keep in mind that 50% of americans as we just learned from the sunday poll we learned earlier things biden has accomplished little or nothing. that's a huge amount. and the fact that jen psaki was talking about this weekend to your point follow the money, she said, chose a lot of republicans are putting their advertising dollars in these campaigns into the crime but what about the policies behind it. what about the fact that her party in biden's party were the ones championing d from the police? they were very vocal blaze supporting the prerelease. both of those were really impactful and had negative effects on millions of citizens in this country. if you bled all of your shirt and somebody comes over and says the red doesn't match. but can't you see i'm bleeding? can't you see the wounds when you talk about this in terms of advertising dollars and what you're campaigning on, you're

campaigning on this because people are dying. they are unsafe and they are fearful for the safety of their families while they struggle to put food on the table scum of the disconnect of this party and biden and jen psaki is so real every day. >> sharon: when you think about this great country and then you do research on how many food banks there are in these food brinks feed people who actually have jobs. but they still at the end of the month don't have enough to give the food that they would love to give their kids i mean it's a disgrace. >> they are getting hit in every direction. the outcome of the crime was so interesting though, it's not that they don't see it, emily, it's just that until the advertising dollars poured them in that direction they don't not feel the need to call it out and fix it. that's the part that really hurts. coming up more divisive rhetoric from the left, hillary clinton now comparing trump supporter's the followers of hitler.

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>> emily: hillary clinton has not learned figures getting blasted dimming half the country has deplorable's in the 2016 presidential race and following the recent followed surrounding president biden's characterization of mugger republicans a semifascist. clinton is at it again bashing trump supporter's as extremists. here's what she had to say. >> i remember as a young student trying to figure out how did people get basically drawn in by hitler. how did that happen?

i would watch news reels and i would see this guy standing up there ranting and raving and people shouting and raising their arms. he saw the rally in ohio the other night, trump is there ranting and raving for more than an hour. you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. i thought what is going on? >> kayleigh: emily, hillary clinton is not on them and our son in austin. not joy reid. she's not a pundit you would expect to go over the top of this is a former democratic nominee. but that i think comes a level of responsibility tea is responsible rhetoric. to compare anything to the holocaust, the former president to hitler who killed millions and millions of innocent jewish men and women and supporters of is beyond the pale of anyone but certainly from someone who is a democratic nominations. >> emily: this is the former secretary of state.

you've thinks but he was held these esteemed positions, who was literally ran to be the representative to be of almost 250 million americans would have that appreciation of how important rhetoric is especially someone who for years lambasted candidate and then president trump or his language. now it's the pot calling the kettle black as we are sitting care she was literally ranting and raving. she seemed disheveled. it's so shameful to me that she is rooted in this bitterness because we have known for quite some time but nobody will ever be educated enough for her. nobody ever will be clever enough and articulate enough. i will never have the same -- the most important -- that is her m.o. we are deplorable's, we are racist, we are everything to her. nobody is ever good enough or hillary clinton. but for her to compare to world war ii was specially when in that moment as that was right after president trump said we are one america. and people put though finger in the air saying one. so his calls for unity are

ironically met with her comparison of world war ii. >> sharon: his daughter is jewish now and his son in son-in-law is jewish and his grandchildren are brought up under the jewish faith. but i'd like to say too that it wasn't only the that were killed, it was the people of, it was people who -- catholics -- most of the were catholics but it was people that were disabled, and, they were all put in concentration camps. but the thing is any hate groups -- it doesn't matter what their political party they follow, any hate groups are dangerous. and people who hate this race and that race is dangerous, but you cannot put everybody in the same box. you just can't.

>> kayleigh: that to that point it's dangerous when you take half of a country, harris, and sampling units box of a threat to democracy. clear and present danger, the language he has used. on what's been interesting is it's not just him, some lapdogs have followed the president's orders. let's take a listen. >> obviously republicans are the biggest threat to democracy. these days it feels like we are not just at the brink of the civil war but that one has already begun. >> this is an outright attack on women in this country here that's how i see it. that's how more and more women and those who support -- that is how we see it. you know this is this is a call to arms. >> we are at war with these people. these folks are evil. they have brought evil into

their house with donald trump. he has dominated the party. this evil is spreading. when you are in a war footing you have to respond accordingly. >> harris: you know that kind of talk is so irresponsible. there are things that are going on. we have justice on the supreme court with an assassination attempt in this country. we've had things that can tip us off into a situation that we don't want on september 3rd. tiffany cross, an anchor on her network and one of her guest, i don't even know what he does dare, talking about how we are on the brink of something. let's talk about what we can do to bring down the level of hate in the conversation. why can't things live in history where they work? they were terrible enough. do they need to be brought back and be diminished so that we can raise something above it.

hillary clinton saying the situation is like hitler, what is she talking about that is like hitler in this country right now? is she so ignorant that she doesn't know how many people died? there's nothing going on in this country right now like hitler. so i don't know where she is coming from. but there is a strain of hate that is going on. and it started with her in 20152016 talking about putting half of the country in a hate box. we called them deplorable, she said. that language still exists today. now they are called mug goes or trump these are ultra mug or whatever by the current president. she rang twice, he ran three times before he got them. these are people who the nation's decided more than once they didn't want to president. until they were able to show and vilify the man on the other side of the ticket just enough. just enough. i don't think this country stepping into the brink of civil war. i'm having a father was actually fought wars for this country i

find that kind of language to be divisive, i find to be hateful. i find it to be hate speech. >> we've heard it more than once. we are to from lori lightfoot. she said my friends in the lgbtq+ community, the supreme court is coming for us next. this moment has to be a call to arms. this seems to be a talking point. >> sean: for someone who is going to town halls i think the debate to disable policy and politics. not about hating some of the doesn't agree with you. they've crossed that rubicon into the space where you don't agree with me i now hate you. i look at donald trump and i say here's a guy who is to look for the most defenseless and voiceless group of americans, the baby in the womb, that nobody else was standing up for. they don't have lobbyists, they are not groups that can storm washington, d.c., there in the womb. i get to give you power and control over -- also trying to

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>> emily: is not turning to civilians to do detective work as police officers are leaving the fourth in alarming numbers. the new orleans crime crisis spiraling out of control. the number of homicides have skyrocket over the past three years. just this year alone there have been 208 homicides with violent crimes spiking many people in the cd or pointing at the city's mayor, latoya control, who now faces a growing recall campaign. sean, it doesn't seem like a hard stretch to point the finger in part at a leader who has absolutely abdicated their duty to keep citizens safe. >> if you believe in law enforcement you want to make sure you have a number of law enforcement officers on the street to support them. you hire them can be don't demonize them, which she is in part on. this is the consequence playing out across cities throughout america and again now that you're going to bring in the average citizen to be part of law enforcement come out as a

former prosecutor. i don't want to go to trial with someone bringing me evidence who didn't go through training for they go through the police academy, but i'm to bring in some averaged off the street to san andres to investigator this time and here's the evidence and you know, mr. prosecutor come up with to the jury. i'm gonna get laughed out of the courtroom by the jury. i mean this is a solution, but not a very good solution. before my niece is a detective in england. she went through 18 months of training to get in that position. so how can you possibly have a layman come in and take that position not of a detective but if a policeman? how is that possible? >> emily: is not possible. this is representing the decay of society. this was a city where the children's program at the zoo, where they would go for law enforcement, was canceled. remember they thought it would be too offensive and to triggering for the kids. this is in new orleans.

that's in part why with the lack of support with the law enforcement, why officers are leaving. why would they put their lives in harm's way and now the murder capital of the world for zero appreciation could move zero support by city officials and as the citizens are absolutely festering, other citizens are supposed to come and do law enforcement for them, that take time out of training. it's ridiculous. >> into it all under a mayor who doesn't seem to care for her city. we just did the story last week about her first class flights she to. on the taxpayer dime. >> harris: she says she deserved it because she's black. speak to her reason to going to france was here talking about france we have an ambassador city living in the city of new orleans. focus on crime make sure more people care much more about t that. meanwhile you are the murder capital of the world. to harris' point she said she had to upgrade to first class for her safety. will the organizers -- the

organize of the recall campaign have said we can't leave our homes at 7:00 p.m. women are scared and they have to get somebody to go with them to get gas in the city but she's worried about her safety because she's not in first class. she's going to be recalled, i think they need 20% of the people's population and about 50% support the recall operation. get to work, they're like were like mardi gras, were energized. >> harris: if there were rash of crimes against any women in coach on flights, you know that would get covered. come on, what is she talking about? the really bad part of this to me though is that this is too late. that's where they are so desperate. they are turning to -- i never thought of that all call for the community to help to look like get out there and actually solve the crimes, like i don't think that's what police departments have meant over the years. i don't think it's gonna work out the way the citizens wanted

to to make them safer but i will tell you something it will do for the soft-on-crime das and for these prosecutors that lean to the left is going to give them something they are so thirsty for, fewer prosecutions. that's what they want. to your point, sean, is a former prosecutor if i come to you without all of that training but your relative has had, all of that training and i say here's my evidence, you can come up with that right next to the pretty "outnumbered" flour and that will not really become much of a case right there and that just kind of -- and who does that give the power to? the criminals. in the power shift goes with such and we are prisoners in our own world. >> sharon: within most states the criminals have the power. >> emily: in the united states of america they do. >> sean: is a time to stop this which is right now but eventually all the good people and all the good businesses back up and they leave. they can't do business there, they leave and then you're left with all the criminals and

you'll never get the city back. there will be no-go zones in these little pockets of america that used to be great cities but are no riddled with crime and criminals. >> who's left with those criminals are them and i are served population. all right coming up next sharon tells us all about her new show on fox nation or she takes no prisoners when it comes to cancel culture and the woke mob that went after her. that's next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: sharon osbourne is back. she is here with us on the couch with the new fox nation series that takes a deep dive into her

life and her extraordinary career both before and after her departure from cbs the talk after she came to the defense of her longtime friend, piers morgan against charges of racism and big ignited firestorm from the woke mob. >> have been called so many things in my life. i'm so used to being called names but a racist is when i will not take. >> to overcome that you need strength. you need to turn around people and say you are wrong. you don't know what you are saying. i was trained by the best. that's the truth, my dad was the best at it. he trained me and that's it. >> kayleigh: the two men need to the chair and faced shows a double standard where no one on the left over seems to be canceled over their extremely controversial remarks. >> that's what's so interesting to me that there are so many latinos that vote republican,

they vote against their self interest. if you really are interested in these types of issues, then you you are a democrat. speak with up to syndicate haley, love to see -- >> nikki haley the chameleon. >> want to be careful about critiquing them. >> there is some us that can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> of call it what it is. it's a political stunt. please don't use your hispanic last name to come on here and try to justify this as just offering transportation. >> we can't demonize. don't demonize women -- i have to tell you, i don't know if that's my ministry. when we talk about republican voting women who are supporting candidates who are openly racist, who are openly sexist, or openly misogynistic come i think that's an easy demographic to demonize. >> the holocaust is not about race. it's not about race.

it's not about race. it's not about race. it's about man's inhumanity to man. that's what it is about. >> what a double standard -- sharon, let me set for the viewer for a moment exactly what happened with you at cbs and the talk. piers morgan came out on the separate showed us not with cbs -- saying he didn't believe meghan markle -- used to look for your friend saying something noncontroversial about him in defense. then you are ambushed on cbs to talk. i immediately wondered did you have any heads up about this? then i saw an interview where you said 8 minutes before the show started a producer said do you mind if somebody disagrees with you. not do you mind if somebody charges you as a racist for 20 minutes of the show. >> sharon: i was like we don't agree on everything come of course we don't, but we don't do

it in a hostile way. i thought maybe a couple of the ladies would go well appears is that where this and i would've gone all right, yeah yeah yeah. and moved on. but it wasn't. the show that we had planned never happened and it was 20 minutes of them just abusing me. i had nobody in my ear, they turned me off. i was doing this like talking like please come talk to me. nothing. they turned me off and just let me out there to drive. >> just quickly before i turn this over to harris to ask a question. interesting to me this was someone who is your friend, who had been to your house. that you had an intimate relationship with calling you a racist on national television with no heads up. >> sharon: had thrown to birthday parties for her, she was in england i took care of her when she was in england. we travel all over promoting the show. we had a really good

relationship together. and as they say you never know anyone -- you never know the reasons why. i can't answer why she turned against me. >> harris: has anybody apologize to you? >> sharon: no. >> harris: look at on all of those people. i know some of them and i would say this to you, i'm sorry just as another human being that you were put through that. i think you got used. there was a lot of clickbait going along around piers morgan at the time and they know you are close. by linking to you and by having a conduit to him, they could all light themselves up and get that instant attention that day because they went hand-to-hand verbal gun contact with you. and little friend would do that to you, what it would take a friend because it would have to be somebody that know you well. i'm sorry, sharon. >> thank you. it was a whole learning experience for me and i think a couple of things.

i think cbs wanted to be seen as very woke. >> harris: they wanted that clickbait. >> i don't think they like the fact that piers morgan -- what he was saying about the interview with prince harry and meghan. and oprah. i think that they were really, really angry with me for supporting him. >> harris: so the best kind of -- i don't like to call it revenge, but clap back, if you would, is where you are now and what brings you joy. >> yeah. i think a thought i would be finished. i would have no career. it's very hard in l.a. for me, but you know that's not the whole world. i can live with that. but you know it's hard when you are called that because it's always that seed of doubt. you plant that little seed and

people go well you know where it they said about her, don't you? and it is hard. >> have shucking to sit there with what you think are your friends and you have trust in a relationship over years and all of a sudden one day it's an absolute pivot and now they are attacking you in the most grotesque and profound way. what lessons do you take away from that experience? >> that on tv everyone is disposable. everyone is disposable just because there's always somebody else out there waiting for your seed that's younger, probably more talented for you, they don't care. you are on a conveyor belt. speak to tell us about your upbringing. you obviously had an extraordinary career and then, emily come i want you to take it over after that. everybody knows he was sharon osborne. >> is my mother and father were both in the industry. at the time when it was vaudeville.

my mom was a dancer and my dad was a singer. then my dad became an agent for artists and he was the first one in europe to bring over an american artist. so there was a stream of american artists that he would bring over from sam cooke, to little richard, chuck berry, james brown. it goes on and on and on. then he became a manager, a successful manager. then he became -- he had his own record company. i worked for him from age 15 and i learned the industry through him. but my father was a very -- not fierce, but didn't suffer fools. and he would fight for what he felt was right. at that time in the industry, nobody had a lawyer -- nobody -- you know it was like the wild west. and a lot of people didn't get

paid. and things like that. my father was a fighter. he would fight anyone. and i learn from that. i learned to be strong from him. i mean a lot of the time he was very wrong in what he did but i still learned that strength. >> kayleigh: emily? >> emily: it's impressive to hear that. given the conflict if you have to your father being exposed with your whole life, such longevity into the entertainment industry, especially u.s. versus u.k. and that contract. what would you say is your birthday take away from this sacrificial altar climate that you are almost a victim of written on. as you take away that this too shall pass? do we have any hope? is a poison forever here? >> i don't know if it will pass because this is going on around the world. it's not just here. it is around the world. so i don't know if it will ever

pass. >> kayleigh: we see education as a top issue and it's all tied into this woke culture. >> sean: do you guys feel blessed to be to reality tv shows in the couch? >> yeah that's true. i want rachel to join us as well. be sure to get insurance new show, to and back, streaming on fox nation. all right well welcoming up james bond has a license to kill. but what about a license to cry? producers promising to show a softer side to 007 in the the next bond film.

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connecticut use what appears to be a curious george meme in an attack on an african american congressional candidate. george logan joins us. i'm john roberts. join jacqui heinrich and i at the top of the order for america reports. >> welcome back. we don't know who the next james bond will be abutted certain he will not be like to blow sevens of the past. producers working on the next film earn out promising to show a more emotional side of the character announcing their commitment to bring him away from his womanizing ways but they say james bond is evolving as men are. they actually say we don't know who is evolving faster, 007, or mentor they say the director is committed to humanizing the once womanizing spy and ensuring more fulfilling media roles for the female stars of the franchise. what say you? >> sharon: is he going to be crying at movies and making cakes? i mean what if they want him to betray?

he's -- you know he's is part is a great spot. high action, entertainment, and people want it to be exciting. they don't want to see james bond crying or making cakes. the thing is it is entertainment. you don't take it literally. it's entertainment. >> how refreshing common sense is, sean. >> sean: the reason why young men are going that's why we love john wayne, he was a masculine man. and you're going to lose viewers if you make a woke little 007. men will not turn in. we are attracted to other masculine figures, especially in the big screen. >> emily: harris, wise can't double a seven stay the way that in fleming intended in the many beginning at grade woke feminine men in other roles. >> if he doesn't capitulate to what certain people in society want to see in men, they're going to cancel him. that is what this is.

if they see it of progress and we see it as tampering with entertainment. entertainment should be what is going to be. top gun did well because it stayed within those parameters and it lifted up the military. you know they're not a fan of that. while they don't have to go. the rest of us dead. >> emily: kaylee, shaken not stirred? what is he going to do, order a green tea shot? >> kayleigh: this is not about men evolving. it's about suppressing masculinity, which is something hollywood is trying to do. when you go to 007 you go to watch fast cars and action scenes. it's not the titanic. nobody ever went to the below seven and us themselves hey come heating cry, this is a terrible film, but they may very well become the titanic like that federal movie they covered where they spent $90 million on this thing, got terrible reviews and apparently according to the table daily mail they fear their reputational damage would harm them to justify losing tens of

millions of dollars. the bigger they pulled the plug because they realized -- >> sharon: he's got to be. it's got to be strong. you know the special-effects everybody looks forward to and it's like you can't take that away, then it's not james bond. >> but you saw the last movie, he did have a significant other and a child that was part of that. like i don't understand. he does have a hard, but he'll kill you too. more "outnumbered" in just a moment.

♪♪ >> re-re, last but not least, the nfl announcing that rihanna will headline the super bowl halftime show in february. she confirmed it in social media posts. the star reportedly turned down the gig in 2018 in support of

former san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick and his kneeling protests during the national anthem. now she has decided to come back. >> she's from barbados, and felt strongly in allyship with what he was articulating and since then the league has invested $250 million to end racism and they have done a lot, so perhaps she feels now yes, she can support it. so i don't see this as hypocritical at all and excited for her performance. she's doing what serves here. >> came from nothing, a billionaire, great musician, good on her. >> yeah, the nfl lost a ton of viewers when they supported the kneeling situation, so whatever on that. but i'll be filling up my beer during the halftime show and how epic tom brady's passes were.

>> oh, kayleigh. >> she will be spectacular. she's a great artist, i adore her, and i think that everyone will love it. >> wow, everybody had an opinion on that one. oh, wow. this has been a fun hour, well come at your inaugural visit, loved having you sharon osbourne. thank you, "america reports" now. >> john: harris, thank you, we have so much we have to be on the air until wednesday to tell it to you all. 43 days to go to the midterms and focusing on two races gaining national attention. ramping up involvement in connecticut most competitive house district as democrats look to hang on to the slim majority in the house. republican house candidate in that district, george logan, will join us to discuss how he plans to flip that critical seat. >> jacqui: plus, we are continuing the focus on the three-way race for the oregon next