♪ ♪ >> harris: hello, everyone and this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner, here is my cohost, emily compagno. also with us today carley shimkus, kennedy, and joe, welcome everybody. let's begin with president biden's stark warning about russia. he said the world is at its highest risk of a nuclear "armageddon" since the darkest days of the cold war. the president warning coming after vladimir putin threatened

with the west with nuclear weapons. and order the mobilization of 300,000 russian troops to fight in his war against ukraine. speaking at a fund-raiser in new york, the president said this. "we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. we are trying to figure out what is food and offering where they find a way out?" he is not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons. kennedy, what is your first response to this? do you think after 50 years of foreign policy and some of the mishaps we have seen him make that people may take a breath before they take all of this in? >> kennedy: i think the president should have taken a breath before he vocalized this set of talking having our diplomats speak with russian diplomats because that is the avenue these things should be addressed. if you are talking about an off-ramp which is what we should

be talking about. we should be figuring out ways to end this conflict. those of the conversations we should be having, more conversations about an off-ramp in the ukraine then we are about brittney griner. also very important, but the brittney griner case could not lead to nuclear annihilation. this potentially might, but also president free styling here about tactical nuclear weapons leading to armageddon? saying that out loud, i look at this and i am wondering is this pushing food and further into a corner? how is this helping the situation? does this kind of talk lead to de-escalation? if not, if he is trying to appear tough, is that the result? i don't feel like it is. i think this is another foreign policy misstep. >> harris: i don't know if a fund-raiser is where you begin may be do that at the u.n. or the world stage or something like that but you know, a zip code is a zip code i suppose. emily, the point kennedy makes is so crystal clear. it is that idea of letting your

diplomats do this kind of talk in case you might make a mistake. in case you might say something incendiary that would push further into a corner and make them think if he could possibly be any more desperate. >> emily: and i think two big issues with this. one being exactly what you articulated and the second being the forum. to your point about free styling we rely on our commander-in-chief and the president of the united states to be diplomatic meaning relying on his cadre of diplomats to do that behind the scenes negotiation for him. and also, wouldn't that be more appropriate for the state of the union address coming out of the oval office somewhere big? if he is truly going to invoke armageddon rather than a democratic elected official fund-raiser at a private home, and once again the white house and his team has to clean up. they have to walk back. infect cnn reporting a senior defense official expressed surprise that we haven't seen signs of escalation whatsoever. not only did he put another one

in the lane of his minor incursion and this guy cannot remain in power but he actually invoked armageddon, which is horrifying. again the american people are left to be surprised, afraid, and then wait, he didn't mean it for the white house. >> harris: okay, back up on that for one second with this question. so, when you say they hadn't seen escalation, did he pull it out of a whole cloth? is a fantasy? what's going on? >> emily: cnn reporting that he had surprise at the remark with no obvious signs of ns winning threat from russia. >> harris: okay, that's pretty clear. >> you know you listen to general jack keane on this exact topic and when he says is what putin is doing right now by threatening nukes is he is trying to instill fear. and he wants the united states and the west to stop supporting the ukraine as significantly as we are right now. really, it does come down to a

cost-benefit analysis pollutant is going through right now and cost would be great. ukraine hasn't even said they would continue this fight if putin unleashes a nuclear weapon on a portion of the battlefield. it would bring nato even closer into this war which is not good for russia, also not good for russia is if you put a nuke on the battlefield the wind blows toward that country. so that should all ease everyone's mind. what doesn't in my ease my mind is what kennedy was talking about how vladimir putin has no intention of losing this war and right now he is. he's also losing support at home. he and annexed for territories of ukraine that mike four territories and as he signed it they were coming to reclaim it, thousands of russians fleeing the country because they want to avoid, put in is like a trapped rat which he never thought he would be in opposition. >> harris: real quickly by the thousands fleeing russia now, some of them are going to al alaska. that is such an interesting

juxtaposition of where we are in the situation. >> it certainly is. also interesting is the state media and russia is starting to criticize how this war is going. it is state media. you didn't even know they could do this. there are people really putting their lives on the line by saying this needs to stop. >> harris: can they do this and live? before i come to do it want to put this on the screen. we have quite a few of president biden's foreign policy blunders. we do these montage things. can we do that right now? let's take a peek at that and then i will go to joe. >> so come on like ukraine to be clear, sir, u.s. forces, u.s. men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion? >> president biden: yes. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> president biden: yes. >> you are? >> president biden: that is the commitment we made. ukraine will never be evicted

from russia for god's sake. this man cannot remain in power. russia will be held accountable. if it invades and if it depends on what it does, it is one thing if it is a minor incursion and we end up having to fight about what to do and not do et cetera. but if they actually do what they are capable of doing with the force on the border it will be a disaster for russia. >> harris: so, as i set off the very top of the hour 50 years of foreign policy, people might take a pause. kennedy says that the president should take a pause and maybe we all should. >> joe: we should and we should read the words of robert gaze who is the defense secretary who served in the obama administration and he said want to talk about it in my book "come on man" the truth about joe biden terrible horrible no good very bad presidency periods been run about every single foreign policy has ever made. the first he voted against

against saddam that ever did like. the second regarding weapons of mass destruction he voted for and then denied voting for it. when barack obama called joe biden into the oval office when they knew they had bin laden in pakistan they said joe what should we do? and joe biden says i don't think we should go in, sir. literally the only one in the cabinet voting against doing that internally and obama thankfully ignored him and we got bin laden. overall look, when he was a senator he was one of 100 and he didn't have a lot of power. vice president symbolic position, now he is president. he has power. his words matter, and it doesn't seem to impact him in terms of being, to kennedy's point, careful with your words when people are talking about using nuclear weapons, harris. >> harris: and words like armageddon. that can really note the end and the end of what exactly? >> joe: the world. >> harris: we can't lose, the world can't lose, the madman has to. but the way he is putting the scum of the madman has more power.

he has our president saying words like armageddon. >> joe: i think the word used before is like a trapped rat. of general weston clark is a great column of "the new york post" today talking about how putin's military morale is extremely low, soldiers in disarray, winter is coming and they are will be less effective in losing territory, for state media to start criticizing this president you are not only put in your career on the line but your life. that's when you know things are bad. >> harris: come on, joe. >> joe: come on, man, my. >> harris: tell me a book and talk about it. >> joe: it's a very colorful cover. "wall street journal" best seller list so we are happy about that first book, who knew? >> harris: what is the promise of the book? things he said? >> joe: looks back in his entire life for him as a young adult in law school when he claimed he was at the top of his class he was at the bottom. how he has failed upwards his entire life. usually when you fail upward to hit a ceiling at some point. the sky got somewhere only 46

people have ever occupied, the oval office. it talks about the media helped put them there, not just traditional media but social media as well and that collusion we saw in that campaign. a lot to talk about in the book appeared it was fun to write to. a lot of material to work with. >> harris: congrats on your success. >> joe: i appreciate it. >> emily: them xp to a bombshell new report federal investigative have enough evidence now to file actual criminal charges against hunter biden. this after a four year investigation. could this case be coming to a head? just before the midterm elections, 32 days from now we are just a couple minutes from coming back. doesn't stop for di. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming?

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>> emily: a bombshell new report says federal investigators have had enough and investigators for months to bring charges against hunter biden. in potential charges could include text crimes, foreign lobbying, and making false statements. the ultimate decision is in the hands of a trumpey in delaware. "the new york post" not holding back with today's front page "charge him already." joe, i think the question everyone is asking is what is the hold? >> joe: midterm elections. the doj doesn't want to have to be had five weeks before an election to look do this because it looks like they are trying to impact votes. there is a political aspect no question. illegal gun purchases and tax fraud is not the big story. the big story is is there a connection to the sitting president of the united states? tony bob linsky who no other news organization are actually interviewing the sky, only tucker carlson it seems at this point he has spoken to, he says the big guy is joe biden. joe biden got 10% of these shady deals out of two countries in the news lately.

china and the ukraine. so the question is, is the sitting president compromised by those countries? is it impacting his decisions to do xyz, when the g.o.p. takes back the congress, and they probably will, this be the first order of business, investigating that laptop which no one denies which the contents are a mystery. >> and harris, president biden and the white house has repeatedly said there is absolutely no conflict here. there's absolutely no delay for midterms because remember this commenced in 2018. so we sort of hear both sides of stories, one being we will be doing it in a completely objective fashion with no influence and also that we acknowledge causing things for the greater political climate however we are not doing that here because that would have been four years long. >> harris: the one thing that is missing in their initial promise was expeditious. they never said they would get after the charges that became

available to them expeditiously. had they done that we would've already seen the charges of gun charges in fraud, tax fraud and all of that adjudicated by no. from what i understand, and we had the former house oversight chair our colleague at fox jason chaffetz last hour he said it was pretty simple. what they had in terms of evidence four years ago they could have moved on but they didn't. they waited. a lot of things have happened since then like a presidential election. apparently there is always something creeping up that you want to delay for. my other guest last hour the presidents stomach democrats scott holden was saying as a d.c. attorney, he was saying this could take years no. at least a long amount of time to do the investigation, start it, get going, dig deeper on the charges. it will take time anyway. why a pause of anything at this point? although he said the other charges are tiktok and he didn't think they would adjudicate those tax fraud and gun charges

anyway. whatever. the big point in all of this is the president sitting at the center pay what did he know? or was he contacted you? which is important to know if it influences his current day decisions, i want to know if it makes them vulnerable and drivable? what are the receipts like on this? >> right. according to multiple times he knew nothing about it and was not involved at all but let's listen and take a trip down memory lane. >> how many times have you spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? speak to my eye have never. i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else in their businesses period. >> do they goes wrong for him to take that position? >> president biden: no. >> knowing it was really because the company wanted access to you? >> president biden: that is not true, you are saying things you don't know what you're talking about, no one said that. who said that? >> emily: the problem with denial is it's easy to poke a hole in it.

>> kennedy: miranda devine is on a great job poking holes in the entire thing, laptop from hell is a report, and as i look at this as a parent i'm going okay, you had all this access to power, you had all this access to money and people who wanted to give you lots of it for very little work. as a parent i would say pump the brakes, son. don't talk to these people! you are not only putting yourself at legal risk, you're also jeopardizing the entire family dynasty. where would you do that? he should have been talking to his son. if he were an ethical and moral father absolutely. hunter biden, is an admitted actiq to. someone who has struggled with mental health and addiction issues for a long time. all the more reason for his father to step in and guide him and make sure he doesn't get himself into precarious situations unless that father was directly benefiting from

those relationships. the ultimate denial is i didn't know anything about it because hunter is such a wild card. those cards and letters kept coming and they apparently were stuffed with cash. >> harris: you can't have it both ways to. he can't be a wild card with his history of health matters, drug addiction and so on and so forth but also untouchable because of those issues. likes, they can't have it both ways. >> absolutely right. >> everything has to be equal in on the table. >> he may be untouchable because prosecutors are reportedly trying to get onto to agree to a plea deal but he doesn't want to plead guilty to a felony. the only type of person who would do that is someone innocent or someone who knows their dad will pardon them. the other thing i thought was really interesting is "the wall street journal"'s reporting, prosecutors are reviewing the defense evidence right now and they were struggling with the weather in certain facts such as well-documented drug addiction addiction would present a defense against the potential tax case, can you imagine if

that was her defense? like i was going to pay my taxes if not for -- >> but i was high as a kite? >> also, the drug addiction would be proof of guilt for the gun situation that he is in. lying on that form. the hunter thing is one thing, almost everyone said it but it's too true the bigger issue that matters is how involved joe was the ukraine stove. because it may not be criminal, it may be unethical at best but it also could be a big national security issue especially when china is involved. and the company hunter was involved in with direct ties to the china's communist party. >> what i see here is with the stakes so high this is when we are seeing the government treat him with kid gloves, right? reviewing defense evidence which i've never seen in tax evasion cases. not to this extent but they are like let's make sure he can't use it as a defense. by the way it's not a specific intent crime evasion so it doesn't matter if he was high as

a kite. if you're pulled over for speeding it doesn't matter your excuse, you exceeded the limit. the fact that the conflict of interest, the potential impact on the national security, the compromise potentially of the president, this is exactly when i hope the justice department would move forward. don't hold back, find out everything. instead they are just juggling the sky like he is made of glass. >> harris: emily, you say gloves but i say they are not using gloves just cotton hand soft sweet and tender. what about the idea of the election? the president is the one who constantly says he is not on the ballot. go for hunter. what are these 32 days leading up to the midterm elections even matter if the president says i am not in the ballot? >> joe: how does twitter and facebook and all the outlets saying that it was russian looking? >> so many more questions than

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earlier on ""fox & friends"" first. >> i woke up to my neighbor calling me and letting me know hey, all of your windows are busted out. they will like all of your front windows are busted out. your front door. nose like okay. so i jumped up and i got there the police were there before me. there was paint sprayed all throughout my entire building. >> carly comes the amount of businesses owned by native americans let alone a native american female is infant is move but hers was destroyed. >> carley: at such a bummer. spray paint everywhere, glass spoken, she has native american artwork that is now destroyed, she can't fully reopen until she cleans up and here's the thing. the people who did this and vandalized her coffee shop clearly have an issue with

police, right? wouldn't it have been better if they attended the coffee with a cop event and voiced grievances and talk to? they could have walked away with some sort of solution. instead they are angry with no answers may be going to jail. the good thing about the story is the community has really rallied around her and say you will still host this event and we will attend and she did just that on wednesday. the mayor of portland tweeted these vandals will be prosecuted to the fullest ascent of the law possibly with federal hate crime charges so they will take this very seriously. >> you are not holding your breath. >> no, portland has mike schmidt one of the worse in the country. then they have ted wheeler an embarrassment to the city, a city i grew up in and i love but this is what it has become. the city also held hostage by fascist terrorists who will do whatever they can to spread their agenda and that is the world want to live in? you want to live in a world

where people impose their will through violence and vandalism? no! i would rather be able to call the police and have them show up and keep us safe then have these people -- and like hey, cops, guess what? we hate you. you smell, you are lazy, you are stupid, you are group thinkers and i can't wait until you run out of once beautiful city. >> what you think is going to happen by the way to that once bootable city? i've seen the deterioration so long and every time i am there i am so disheartened and i don't see it getting any better ever. that frightens me. >> i have to tell you. the citizens important moment i, portlanders need to elect a mayor who work with police. if that is getting into these communities and having the conversation, support that. if that means criminal justice reform that is rational fine, support that as well but this? this is not okay.

the pendulum is going to swing, it has to swing in the direction of reason. in typical fashion, liberal democrats are doubling down on their defined the police rhetoric like a cori bush. >> joe: mike rowe? if you could do it again would you lose that slogan defund the police? absolutely. >> absolutely why, joe? >> joe: hard-hitting interview, right? why not bring all the stats we bring up, including portland the beer capital, there homicide rate raised 207% compared to before the pandemic you wouldn't think of it as dangerous but now it is. in philadelphia and chicago before you get a change of leadership on the my oral and state level in terms of governors it will happen over and over again yet these folks keep getting reelected over and over. i will give you one more point i

love this headline from "the new york times." g.o.p. doubles efforts to try to crime rates. it is there, every single of the cities in the country can't dumb i can commit crimes without consequence is. >> harris i call it a buffet of socialism but in all of these places the options are all horrible. there is not some common sense aligning with cops g.o.p. even moderate running because the elected office is so gruesome. it is so repulsive, people frankly don't want to step into that arena. a lot of these citizens are left, frankly, without viable options if they want to common and actual law and order in a lot of these democrat heavy cities. >> harris: actually i don't know if that's the case long term. i think that people will step into the fold, just like the shop owner did. she may not be elected politician, but she is an

influencer. she is doing so by choosing to show love and compassion to a group of people she knows are hated in the community because simply they wear a uniform and want to protect and serve. of course the criminals hate them. criminals want to criminal. the cops get in the way of that. not to mention the fact these liberal das know if they do submit like this they are out in hours anyway. so they have accomplished their goal of a little bit of terror against the business owners of the community if they try to cozy up to the cops, very mob by the way. let's call it what it is. that mob mentality now is having some seeds sown and if communities aren't careful they will have a bigger problem on their hand then some undercounted crimes by the way we learned today the administration is touting certain numbers that are not accurate because the fbi hasn't been able to get it from these democrat led cities. they have been quelling and hiding their real violence

statistics. it is much worse than what we think. if criminals are going to get together and do this sort thing against the companionship of businesses and citizens and potential victims and cops, that is mob mentality. we have to nip that in the bud to. i hope there are, i'm more than hope, i have faith there are people who will stand in the fold. they will. and we have to support them when they do. >> joe: the happy note here will be this business will only do gangbusters at this because the community will support them. >> harris: let's talk about it and lift them up. >> absolutely. coming up a new warning ahead of halloween on rainbow fennel that mexican cartels are using to target america's kids. using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine.

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gtargeting children because it looks like candy finding it in skittles under its packaging and then this week in new york city, 15,000 rainbow fentanyl pills were seized. some hidden in a lego box. here is the urgent message from concerned lawmakers. >> the powerful drug cartels are coming after your kids, your neighbors, your students, your family members and your friends. >> face pills laced with fentanyl are beginning to look like candy in an effort to lure young americans. >> rainbow fentanyl comes in bright colors shapes and sizes including pills, powders, and blocks that resemble sidewalk chalk. >> according to the dea, these pills are a deliberate effort by drug traffickers to drive addiction amongst kids and young adults. >> even just handling these pills or powders masquerading as

candy can kill a person. >> this epidemic is exploding which is why the following let's join forces and look out for one another. speed to the question will always be whether or not something like that is effective, carly. >> carley: it's better to have something like that that not doing anything at all. at least there's one party addressing the issue. this is a huge problem. over 100,000 people died last year. think about 100,000 people look like, two or three stadiums filled with people, the majority of those deaths were because of fennel and it's not just mexico it's china as well. they together have a coherent strategy on how to get the stuff into the country. we don't have a coherent strategy on how to keep it out. like we said, party in power turning a blind eye to this. you know, especially, unfortunate because president biden knows what drugs can do to a family. i say that with respect i know that my stomach i've seen the

emails between him and his son, hunter's drug use ripped them apart but he likes to lead with empathy and to relate to people's problems. in this case he is not for political reasons. >> harris: to say we don't have a way to stop it is not exactly transparently true. we know where it's coming from. it's not falling from the sky in most cases it's coming across our border that is open to the south. >> emily: that's right, we have seen what some call desperate but i think it really shows the magnitude of the situation by political leaders finstance abbott and the liberal left but what do you expect me to do he says, how else do i designate the fact that in the last year just the last year or more americans have been poisoned to death by a fentanyl then all victims of all global terror attacks in the last hundred years? those kind of statistics i can't even wrap my brain around but

the reality is our community is being ripped apart by poisonings. for some reason there is a party and especially a party in power right now that isn't designating it exactly as they should be which is a war. a mass poisoning of americans that is now trickling down in an attempted fashion to our children very we know they've been targeted on social media and that mexican children are being utilized by the cartels in ways but now they are targeting us. what more has to happen? >> harris: which makes it less of a war because that is something you would fight back at and children can't, it's more of a mass murder, kennedy? >> kennedy: i have a different take on this because i see the war on drugs has failed. it has left death, destruction, and murder in its wake. the war on drugs has created these narco terrorists governments in central america and south america. what we have done so far hasn't worked. i don't necessarily think these are targeting children because

they are too expensive, no one will hand out fentanyl pills on halloween by the dozens because they are so expensive for partygoers. therefore people who are buying oxley on the street. a lot of these are painted to look like prescription pills. one of the other intended consequences, unintended consequences we have cracked on so much on perception medication in this country to people on chronic pain no longer have the kind of access. >> harris: that's an excellent point. >> kennedy: to treatment they want into what i do when they get addicted to it? they go on the street. we have to have conversations with our kids about what is out there. just say no doesn't work for teenagers and kids in college. >> harris: and trying to do psa's now and things to get the camber done my conversations going i do think is her a target because they are vulnerable and curious, put in in a package of skittles and it's halloween, they may not have that. >> emily: and it can be unintentional.

>> kennedy: the point is of over 50% of these prescription pills are laced with sentinel than the casual partygoer that wants to try something that's why overdoses have skyrocketed. is not about drug addicts. it's about these kids that say i will try it one time. >> and if they have a better tolerance for it and can survive it it's a first time users that die immediately. >> that's a problem. >> joe: think about this number, 300 people today are dying from opioid overdoses driven by a fentanyl. the analogy i hear is fitting like a plane crashing every day. you would wonder what is going on, you shut down the aviation industry if that is happening but nothing is happening. this president by the way trying to find any video of him talking about fentanyl and the dangers of it and the crisis that is happening where more people are dying of this between the ages of 18-49 then anything out that you can't find the video. they have been generic statements put out but i haven't heard them talk about it in any speech because he has wanted go

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>> president biden warns armageddon if they use from the ukraine and nikki haley will join me to react. plus a new jobs report out what it says about the state of the u.s. economy today. peter doocy with a lab report from the white house top of the hour. and democrat congresswoman debbie daigle joins us as americans to see the most of your pay cut in 25 years. she will weigh in on the political indications for her party just weeks out from election day. come join us live as "america reports" top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back in time for in case you missed it. now, if you live in columbus, ohio, you might want to watch your language. the city ranks, guess this, first in places with the worst potty mouth, it according to residents they swear about 36

times a day. las vegas was a close second followed by jacksonville, florida. believe it or not you guys, new york city was much lower on the list tied with chicago and el paso for 11th place. now according to the study residents in those cities curse on average just a mere 17 times a day. carly, i feel like walking to work every day i swear 17 times a day. >> carley: also, i'm looking for an apartment right now in new york city with the prices the way they are and i want to swear every single moment right now. >> everyday all day. does columbus surprise you? >> harris: i hadn't really thought about where i was think about reasons. people are losing money constantly potentially las vegas we get where their number to go. i guess i'm wondering what's going on in columbus, ohio, that has people so upset? >> ohio state losing all the time? >> joe: teaching at the place right? >> shots fired. >> joe: i figure new york but columbus, ohio?

shut the front door! [laughter] >> kennedy is it that people aren't honest? >> kennedy: mother truckers. i was measuring this, who is measuring this? >> people are probably not fessing up. we could do this all day. next no going to the dog's jokes, people, sam is as good as a new cafe just for dogs. not just any dog food emporium. there is an elaborate menu complete with dogachino options and a tasting menu cost $75. is a stark contrast as we are showing the entire city is sort of a toilet bowl. is this they have cake and eat it too thin? >> completely out of balance. they despise human beings, they throw them on the streets and let homelessness proliferate. there is defacation everywhere

us but let's have a $75 meal for a dog. >> while it's funny that the dog would i be just as happy eating feces then tartar. >> joe: i heard it's a really rough place to get a table. [groans] >> how can you follow that, harris? >> harris: i can't and more portly i won't. >> my favorite videos online are the starbucks pump a chino video so i support this business i think it's cute. of the $75 is insane. >> insane. if you love cheetos who will love this. a giant chito statue was unveiled in a small town neighbors of the north in canada, it shows to go well known site of chito powder on a hand and in a small town called cheadle. they say it was picked because it shares the name and it's a roadside sensation going viral

on social media. kennedy will this become canada's stonehenge? [laughter] are people hundreds of years from now going to pilgrim to this beautiful architectural achievement? >> kennedy: yes. this is the height of culture in canada. congratulations. you gave up talking and now you can have a chito. >> also justin bieber. how much would you have to be paid up with a new front yard? >> joe: a lot of money. >> 2 million? would he do it for 2 million question what i would do anything for 2 million. >> harris: i don't know you are wearing a chito colored tied they could get you for cheaper. >> joe: cheetos or orange! >> harris: it's orange e.g. yellow. >> doesn't it make you want to go like that? >> do you do that? i licked my fingers and what is it called? >> cheadle. >> so delicious! >> like don? >> joe: don cheadle? >> more "outnumbered" next.

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>> you have no idea how much fun it is to sit on the couch with these guys. they are just party animals. ok, last but not least, congratulations to philadelphia 76ers basketball star who just became an american citizen and he is quite thrilled about this. born in cameroon where he was discovered at a basketball camp. he moved to the united states when he was 16 and became the first foreign player to win an mba scoring title. he says, i've been here for a long time, my son is american. i felt i'm living here and it's a blessing to be an american.

so i said why not? by the way, france, kennedy, really wants him to be on their olympic team. i think he'll play for us, but i don't know. because cameroon is one of those mandated french colony, or french, excuse me, territories. >> i hope he plays here, it's so nice seeing people acknowledge what a blessing this country is. and when you work hard your dreams really can come through. not always, you are not entitled to that, but you have a much greater opportunity of achieving that, and i think it's wonderful and inspiring that he recognizes that. >> my friend's partner just took his citizenship test this morning and celebrated with hershey kisses, red white and blue flowers and burgers, congratulations, omar, welcome home. >> the most patriotic are the people who became american citizens, they have perspective, they know what it's like in other countries. >> i have not seen a big man

like this have such range since patrick ewing. he's a great player. if he stays healthy, a hall of famer. >> from patriotism to a full espn report from you. >> who wants to say the title? >> "come on, man". >> buy the book. >> have a great weekend. don't forget to dvr us. here is "america reports." >> sandra: fox news alert, just 32 days to go to the crucial midterm elections. federal investigators believe they have enough evidence to charge hunter biden on numerous tax fraud charges as pressure mounts on attorney general garland to prosecute the president's son. >> will a decision come before election day? new york post is saying enough is enough. time for the feds to "charge him already." miranda divine have been covering the investigation from the beginning. she'll weigh in whether