>> harris: here we go. this is "outnumbered." here with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today, kennedy and rob smith. welcome. we began with a look at america's crime crisis. we look at the dangers of the new york city subway system. a wild fight broke out at manhattan grand central station after one man allegedly refused

to get out of another's way. the two threw punches, then tumbled down a moving escalator. the suspect was charged with assault. another chilling scene. a man viciously pushed onto subway tracks over the weekend in the bronx. good samaritans thankfully rescued him with second to spare. the suspect is still on the streets in that one. this one yesterday, the suspect has a special place in hell. a 48-year-old man died after he was shoved in front of an oncoming train during rush hour in queens which means you don't have a lot of time to save somebody. the tragedy happened when the victim accidentally bumped into another rider, triggering a fight between the two, according to police. and look at the numbers. transit crime in new york city, up by 41%, compared with last year. new york city mayor eric adams insists it is not what it seems.

well, what is it? >> dealing with actual crimes, those eight homicide, and dealing with the perception of fear that people are feeling. that's the combination. i'm going to deal with that perception and actual crime. we can't get away from the fact we have 3.5 million people using the subway system. we have to be honest about that and those average of six crimes a day is not giving the impression that our system is out of control. >> harris: wow. have you ever been bitten by a perception of crime? >> i have not. here's the thing with eric add after a.m.s. >> he is a former republican. now a democrat. that's who he is now. >> yeah, he will say lots of things. there was a perception when he was running this was somebody that would support police, have real talk about what's going on in the city. so now while he has done things, there are more police officers on the streets, i am in new york for a little bit, i was in

florida full time during the pandemic and all of that stuff, but i want him to tell that lady that got attacked in that horrific video we saw, tell her that what happened to her is perception. i think we have to talk serious about this. and i'll say one last thing. i am a big 190 pound black man so i have to watch my back in new york city in a way i never had to before this stuff. if i have to watch my back like this, i wonder how other people are sort of experiencing the city. >> harris: you mean everybody else may not be ready to play. >> everybody else isn't as physically imposing. >> so true, though. even if you have been, you know what this mayor says? this is all about guns. kennedy, the majority of crimes, even eight killings sadly, two of them with guns, the rest of them with hands, shove, maybe there was a bump that shoved

somebody, i don't think so. this is hand on hand combat. >> also, the perception is very bad for the rest of the city because if there's a perception that new york is unsafe, people aren't going to come on vacation here. normally people flock to the city for the holidays and for new year's eve to see the window dis displays. if you hear people are shoved in front of the subway, you can't afford to outbounder everywhere, why would you spend your precious vacation money here. the perception is something that's driving people out of new york. they have friend that moved to florida, just like rob. they're like what is it like there, it is great. we're at the beach 12 months out of the year, schools have remained open, businesses are thriving. there are for rent signs on street fronts, people are scared to take the subway. and now when i ride the subway, i always stand in the middle so i am not close to the edge of the platform because i don't

want something like this to happen, there are wild eyed people everywhere, that's how they described two of the recent attackers. now you have to have awareness and pay attention to everything all the time. that's not enjoying life, not good quality of life and not just perception. >> harris: sad where you stand. you're in a hurry to get to your job, everybody wants to get in and out faster so you're not late for work, taking kid to school. that seems like also another really, really unfair advantage for the criminals. they can pull you right off that platform. emily, i mentioned other things people are using, hammers, the number of stabbings is up exponentially inside the subway. what is the disconnect. rob mentioned the politics of this, but who is mayor adams now, he is not who he said, he is not as advertised. >> i don't see him as a new yorker any more. a new yorker is committed to safety. a new yorker is committed to enjoying the city to its fullest

and embracing diversity and also keeping ourselves safe and knowing that we can ride the subway, that we can enjoy times square and performances without maybe getting stabbed in the back. where you stand on the platform, there have been plenty of attacks from behind. we saw up tick of sexual assaults and rapes, horrifying videos of women, one repeat offender was running after them. you have to have eyes in the back of your head. what i don't understand is for a mayor who was savvy during campaigning, by savvy, i mean having common sense, why, what does he have to gain by downplaying the crime rate? if anything, if he said we are committed to law and order in this town, we are committed to seeking out attackers still at large, we are committed to protecting the asian american population, black population, the subway riders, et cetera, this would do a long way toward reassuring those of us that live here, those of us that commute here, those of us that travel

here, that it is going to be safe. denying the problem does technology for making us feel like we are in good hands. by the way, that father of three that was stabbed to death on a subway form in the neck, the reason he was stabbed is because that attacker, a resid vis and still at large was harassing a female police officer and he stepped in. there's nothing to show for being a good citizen here or for in any way protecting yourself. you're damned no matter what. >> kayleigh, quickly, what about the politics at play. what emily is saying, what is the benefit of telling people a lie that crime isn't as bad as it is, he certainly won't get called on to help other democrats. maybe he is looking to have free time, doesn't want to be popular. >> you're exactly right. the images i have been watching on the screen, these are real time, the most powerful gop ads, but not funded by the gop, they're brought to you by the criminals of new york city. >> harris: and taxpayers.

>> and derelict governor and mayor who are doing nothing about this. this is playing out across the country. you see lee zell did i know closed the gap, but the republican gubernatorial nominee is coming close. and you see it at play. pennsylvania, i was stunned. i read this as we were coming to air, a political reporter asked john fetterman, democrat nominee in pennsylvania why does someone who committed first degree murder deserve clemency. here's his answer. it is a very simple choice. i believe the perfect metaphor is shaw shank redemption, everyone has seen and understands. would you want morgan freeman to die in prison or not, never met anyone that said yeah, you should die in prison. that's a fictional film. the gop put it out with five murderers that fetterman voted to let out of prison. a murder murdered with scissors, a man murdered with garden sheers, 26 times stabbed,

another bragged he was the son of the devil and shot and stabbed someone, another man who beat someone to death with a baseball bat, these are not morgan freeman, shawshank redemptions. these are people with real victims. john fetterman and others across the country are a metaphor for why. >> may explain why the rest of us are seen as potential and real victims, they think we're acting in a movie and ignore us. is the democrats' decision to go all in on abortion rights this election cycle correct for them to win? new polling suggest that new bet may be back firing quickly and could be costing them a critical voting block.

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>> stacey abrams facing off against brian kemp first time since 2018. last night's georgia gubernatorial debate, one of the issues abrams focused on in attacks, abortion. many democrats have gone all in on that topic this election cycle. but looks like the strategy could be back firing and they may be losing women voters who say the economy, inflation are the top concerns. look at the latest "new york times" sienna college survey. it shows female independents favoring the gop by 18 points. that's a sizable shift since september when democrats enjoyed a 14 point advantage with these voters. it is really interesting because, emily, on the bothering issue, democrats, this was their last ditch play, their hail mary. where the gop is making

calculations is they say the third trimester abortion argument is where we're going to play ball, where you have john fetterman, another example of his saying do you support any restrictions, i don't. stacey abrams, i don't support restrictions. keisha lance bottoms who vices joe biden today on the air waves, said i never heard biden give a time frame on that. 70, 80% want restrictions in that time frame. republicans are trying to turn it into advantage. >> and the republicans calling the democrats' bluff. part of the disconnect, the reflex of the 18 point swing is because democrats were focusing on abortion as well as, i can't even read my own notes, despite the democrats trying to make abortion the focus of the election and the independent women voters that prior to this favored the democrats. so this is the republicans digging in, saying here's our answer to you trying to hang

your hat on this sole issue. as well, we continue to talk about the disconnect between this administration, between the democrat party and what is reflected not only in polls but in conversations. that's one of economic security, inflation, putting food on the table, autonomy of parents over their kids education as well as border security. i thought one of the most brilliant lines from last night's debates, you can be committed to border security and not be a racist. yet that kind of bilateral focus by the democrats is exactly what's going to nip them in the butt in november. >> you have wise democrats, senator sanders, james carville came out and said if we're making abortion our closing argument, this is not good. senator sanders said as we enter the final weeks, i am alarmed the advice many democrat candidates are getting from establishment consultants to focus only on abortion. senator sanders was right on things in '16, he might be right now.

>> they made him politically impotent, i doubt they're listening to him. generous to call them lies, i call them captain obvious. we are where we are with this topic. this is not june. democrats are picking up big time intensity. you could see it in polling this was tracking for them after the overturn of roe v wade. but this isn't june and this isn't your grandfather's gas prices any more. and we're not living in a place we're not tapping oil reserves every few months. don't have friends around the world to help us with energy costs. we are in trouble and facing recession. whether the president over his ice cream thinks it is good as you know what or not, we have a lot of reality coming our way. and yes, democrats can look back and say we did this. my question is you've been by camera the majority in the white house, couple times in the last three decades.

why didn't you codify abortion then. now that's the new thing, they want to promise to codify. i don't think they'll get the majority of women in their own party. if they had it, they would have done it 30 years ago. >> that's right. maybe i am being too kind calling them wise, kennedy. but it is interesting you have these democrats giving an honest dose of opinion, you have obama yesterday calling democrats a buzz kill. as if they see the writing on the wall and republicans are ahead by three points in the "new york times," sienna poll, they're all covering the loss that seems to be on the -- >> this is crunch time, to harris' point, democrats did absolutely have momentum. a month ago, republicans assumed there would be a red wave, then all of a sudden they galvanized behind a single issue. the problem with the abortion issue is first of all, people are having more knew andsed conversations to emily's point than they have on this issue than i can remember in my lifetime. people are making different

stands about timing and the third trimester and you're absolutely right about that, they realize it is not an abortion in the third trimester, the way it is when you had a little too much to drink and didn't use protection, a couple days later you realize you might be in trouble. those are vastly different things to a lot of people. that's the kind of conversation we're having. bernie sanders, the reason people don't care about abortion is because they're worried about inflation, coming recession, looming unemployment, which the fed will force with rising interest rates, and it is because of his mentality, because of deficit spending and socialistic policies, spending more than we have. it is bernie sanders' fault and people trying to pacify progressives. that's the issue. independents, republicans, democrats, women, men, they're worried about their bottom line and know winter is coming. >> you parked that vehicle in a

small spot. you pulled that rv in. >> you pulled it in. to the point, fox news poll, top issues, inflation, crime, politically divisioning ukraine, what is taught in schools. rob, i want to get to you, to the warning signs. if i'm a democrat, wake up, these are headlines i see, politico, democrats sweat house race in deep blue rhode island, a house race where there hasn't been a democrat in that district since 1991. i go to nevada, why isn't the first latina u.s. senator doing better with latina voters, she's currently losing in nevada. real clear politics. if i'm a democrat and see this, i'm a little worried. >> they should be worried. i think you can talk about the abortion issue. they vastly overplayed their hand on that. the thing about it is that they 234 need to focus on kitchen table issues that most voters are caring about. i think the mistake democrats on the left are making now is they

want to go all in on social issues, go all in on abortion, go all in on things that don't effect the lives of americans. i think that's why they're polling so poorly with people. i've become more bullish on the idea that republicans are going to take the house, i believe they'll take the senate as well because democrats are just not connecting with people's actual real lives. gas prices are higher. in real lives, groceries are more expensive. they see that. people don't care about social issues in the way democrats want them to when everything is more expensive. >> so true. meanwhile, the gop in 2020 made gains with black and latino voters but lost suburban women. to see them coming home, it could be an extraordinary night in 20 days. coming up, the chinese president is promising to build up his

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>> china is flexing its muscles as the ruling communist party holds congress in beijing this week. in keynote speech, he said he wants to build forces into a world class military as soon as possible and he wants to, quote, modernize military theory, personnel and weapons and enhance the military strategic capabilities. while xi didn't mention the u.s. specifically, made 18 references to national security. "the washington post" is reporting china is further developing hypersonics and missile program, using technology that may have been funded by u.s. taxpayers. this as "the wall street journal" warns america's military may be weakening as the pentagon struggles to find recruits. rob, this shouldn't come as any surprise to us, frankly. it seems as if there have been a

steady stream of reports on china's quiet attempt at world dominance. we see that in their strategic partnership with russia in the arctic council in central and south america, throughout countries in africa. when do you think this administration will wake up to china's in filtration of this country and attempted dominance of the globe. >> well, they won't wake up. let's make it very clear now. when america is in position of weakness, sorry to say that we are now, we have very weak leadership now, our adversaries see this. when we are showing videos of joe biden stumbling over a teleprompter, acting like an idiot, people see that. we are projecting weakness. this is what is going on with recruitment issues in the military. if we talked for the past decade, talked about how america is awful shalls it is racist, sexist, white supremacist, all our leaders are these things as

well. we have that, on top of that, you have disrespect for law enforcement and disrespect for people that wear the uniform, whether it is military, police officers, when those two things come together, you look at a bunch of young people in this country saying why would i want to serve in this country that is racist, sexist, homophobic, whatever, and why would i want to wear the uniform of law enforcement, whether it be a police officer or military if i'm just going to be hated. all these things come together. that's why we're having a recruiting issue. the weakness that china and our adversaries see in america right now is why they're bolstering up their forces. for me, it is scary. i believe in our military. i believe in the young men and women that are in the military now, we will be strong, right, but we have to ber rware of ima we put out in the world if we want people to put on the uniform and serve it. >> the images we put out to the

rest of the world, what message has it been sending when the administration dismantled the prior administration's program within the department of justice dedicated to helping to identify and enforce and prosecute chinese in filtration in this country in a multitude of areas, including physical. then the house speaker goes to taiwan, and we certainly didn't stand up for ourselves. there are conflicting messages the administration has been sending. i would say there's been no conflict sending a message of anything but strength. >> spot on. we have a commander in chief licking ice cream cones. if you think sxi isn't noticing it, he is more embolden than ever. what have we done? actions matter to your point. the last administration when president trump gets elected, he picks up the phone, call the

ta taiwanese president and show strength. and then it took a whole of government approach. they list every action taken by justice department, state department, white house, defense department, dhs, whole of government, the entire government going with full strength of the united states of america saying you won't mess with us economically or militarily. what's joe biden doing? licking ice cream cones. touting it. >> and going on vacation. >> we have deluded any actual strength we had with prior policies and commitments. in terms of messaging which is so important to someone like xi jinping. >> what i would like to see what happened, if we make a philosophical shift in this country and i hope we do, i hope two types of people emerge. "new york times" highlight some of the candidates that are running that were special operators, military vets who are running as republicans. they want an anti-interventionist foreign policy. these are some of the smartest people you can talk to about how

to make our military better, smaller, less expensive, more attractive if we do, in fact, need recruits. these are people that dedicated their lives to service, served in combat, probably have a better handle on refining department of defense from anti-interventionist point of view. those people are interesting to me. the other people are the capitalists. what you are not hearing from china is proeconomic message and economic growth because economic growth means individual prosperity. you can't have individuals prospering when you have a state run economy. china also has zero covid policy. they're cracking down on civil liberties, boosting their military. the economy, theirs is cratering. if we have the opposite from those two prongs, that's where american success and ultimately economic and global success will come from. >> harris, talk to any small business owner which you do frequently, they will tell you importing something from china

is so much cheaper than having it made in america because of the bloated policies that the democrats and this administration keep putting forward, including overregulation. to kennedy's point, it is making it harder every step of the way for us to succeed and prosper while the chinese get to move ahead. >> so we are calling for cultural shifts here. i think one that has to happen is made in america. yes, it can be a bit more expensive, those goods. i talk to small business owners about this during the pandemic specifically when we had critical supply chain issues, if you need baby formula, we should be making it and we don't talk about that crisis enough. back to the main lane here. with recruitment, it also hurts our police departments because 19.5% of the police department are former military. with recruitment, it is hurt by the fact you saw an article out today about the heightened number of military members and veterans who are killing themselves.

suicide is rising. with recruitment, the smaller the military gets, it can be highly technological and do that, what it will become is outnumbered. if china decides they want a bigger military, they pretty much almost have one now, but want to modernize it, where do they get the intellectual property to modernize the military, they get it from us. we need to be big, bold, technologically gifted. don't think they're not watching what russia is doing and some of the drones are chinese too. they're getting the drones as well. china would love to do that to taiwan, it is a distant thing they can do. they don't want to engage with us. they don't. economically they don't want that. they're watching and seeing we don't do anything when you hit countries with drones. >> that's right. and right now they're winning, that's the hardest problem of all. coming up, more holes being poked into president biden's denials about his son's suspect business dealings.

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business dealings and wants to know what they're doing with it. all this flies in the face of what the president said in the past. >> how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> i never discussed with my son or brother or anyone else anything having to do with their business, period. >> do you think it was wrong of him to take that position? >> no. >> knowing it was really because the company wanted access to you? >> well, that's not true. you're saying things you do know know what you're talking about. no one said that. >> we have picture and audio evidence of a voice mail from the vice president, and the cfc deal, chinese entity, the deal was worked out when he was vice president, compensation came in later, raising a ton of questions. >> there are questions outstanding. this is not just about hunter biden who is not just

compromised, struggled with addi addiction, selling works of art at $75,000 a pop, this is not about corn pop, this is about pop, the big guy. what did he know and is he compromised. is he compromised by foreign governments who have the goods on him and his son. we all know how far we would go to protect our children. that is something people understand. what they do not understand is compromising potentially national security to enrich your own family. that is not what we should be doing in american politics. but this guy has been in office, been in power for so long, he knows how the systems work. he also knows the work arounds. i don't trust him. i think a lot of people share my skepticism. >> glad you brought up the big guy. that was the i am "new york post" got from an associate of hunter biden talking about distribution of the cefc deal. he lists people. ten held by the big guy. the big guy is joe biden, the

grand jury asked about it. this is all connected and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> i wonder with my guest last hour, why they aren't talking at this point. are they so politically hampered that they don't want to know whether or not he is telling the truth because that's really the question. with regard to the bidens, do we think he would leverage taking care of his son over the national security of the country? well, i can tell you he is willing to sit by when he commits a felony. i can tell you as he is crying on audio we obtained and played over the air last week, biden is crying, we've all done what we can do, it was on the heels of his son lying on a form when he bought a weapon he was driving around unlocked, loaded in the back of the car, that was a felony, and biden knew about it. was he complicit? it was a meltdown on the phone.

so yes is the answer to that because you know your son is drug fueled dangerous mess at that point. so would he do something, would he enable his son? i think there's evidence in what we do know about gun charges, which are the ones mentioned that they could move on, to tell us that yeah, there's enough there that we ought to dig deeper. >> that's "the washington post" headline, federal agents see gun case, notably no mention of this. if the fbi is not looking into this, if the grand jury potentially is not, where are we, emily? >> this is not al capone where he was convicted on tax evasion and everyone breathes a sigh of relief. this is not that. this is our president of the united states and his son with massive important questions about conflict of interest and the compromise of our president. therefore, it is incumbent on the hopefully republican

dominated congress and senate to investigate. i don't have confidence in doj if they limit it to the potential gun conflict and the tax evasion. i am not satisfied with that. i need answers to everything that kennedy outlined earlier. >> rob, huge task ad for that, hunter biden, afghanistan. >> they have a tall order. even if they take it where with it needs to be about the investigation of hunter biden and joe biden stuff, i do not know if the media is going to care. this should be one of the biggest stories in the world, everybody should be on this. this is real serious stuff. you hear not a cricket from anybody in major mainstream news sources about this. >> they verified the laptop, beyond that, they don't care. >> they have to eat crow on some of this. >> eating crow, that's right.

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>> the latest on biden's energy crisis. democrats blame everyone but themselves for skyrocketing gas and heating bills. plus, democrat reacts to the economy being the main drag on his party with weeks to go to election day. and join us as america reports top of the hour. >> late night tv host james corden needs a little kindness in his life, is no longer allowed at one of new york city's trendiest restaurants. the owner of baltizar says he

does not go in for-- he berated servers and claiming free items saying there was a hair in his food. he said his wife's egg white omelet had egg white in it. the ban earned negative reviews as an abusive and tiny cretin of a man. now the restaurant owner reversed course saying corden called him and apologized profusely, and any man enough to do so is welcome. >> oh, you have so many feelings you brought to work. >> his apology, my eyes are on the floor. all the attention to that restaurant. i waited tables, i bar tended, i

have done everything in the world. one of the qualities i used to judge whether somebody is a decent human being, how nice and polite they are to wait staff, receptionists, if you're bad to wait staff, you're an awful person. james corden is only apologizing as a pr move. he called the owner, the one who put him on blast and apologizes to him, not to the wait staff. >> spot on. >> that's right. as the bible says, go one on one with each other. he didn't do that. he went to the boss. >> after he was publicly shamed. i waited tables as well. there's never any justification for treating somebody terribly like that. if you have an issue with food or service, you say it in a respectful manner. i agree with everything you said. >> if i get banned, i don't care. >> i had to look up to the james corden -- apparently he was more

rude anyone had been in 25 years of the restaurant opening. meanwhile, the left love to hate on people like rush limbaugh who would silently leave massive tips and was kind to staff. look at the actions they do silently, not what they do publicly. >> preach. kennedy. >> i have always been a big tipper, if you can afford to eat out, take care of people taking care of you. people who demand pfreedoms, don't you know who i am, sounds like harry and meghan stuff. i made an egg white omelet, i put on so much weight, egg white in the omelet. stop. >> the last server got egg whites in my -- >> he was shouting you can't do your job, maybe i should go into the kitchen and cook it myself.

>> go ahead, hchubs. >> and he is 5'1", he is a low person. >> does a weeble wobble and they don't fall down. that's hilarious. i'm like let this party go. that was fascinating. more "outnumbered" in a moment.

hey, caleb. what's going on? homework. i'm supposed to learn how to cook a souffle. ooh. french impressive. i have no clue what you're saying. yeah, i said that you should learn french because it makes you sound smart. i got you. you know what else is smart, alec?

donating to shriners hospitals for children. i thought you'd say that. and you know what? you're right. just think what it would be like if people didn't support shriners hospitals for children every month. i don't even want to think about it. i know so many kids whose lives are completely different because of the specialized care shriners hospitals for children provides. yeah. like sebastian, who can stand now? yeah. and the best part is, it's so easy to become a monthly supporter. all you need to do is call the number on your screen or go to loveshriners.org your support will make sure our amazing doctors and nurses keep helping kids like us who need them now and in the future. alec, do you think i could try this part? go for it, buddy. when you call right now. and your $19 a month only $0.63 a day, we'll send you

your very own love to the rescue blanket as a reminder of all the kids you are helping every day. your monthly support makes a huge difference for kids like us. so please call now or go to loveshriners.org to give. on behalf of all the kids you're helping, alec and and i just want to say - thank you. you got that right. thank you so much. please call the number on your screen or go to loveshriners.org with your monthly support right away. your support shows you care too. ♪♪ >> that's right. last but not least, i had the honor of joining the new jersey state police and the troopers united foundation at their second annual classic car show

and open house. now, their mission is to support troopers, first responders and their families after line of duty deaths and illness and they are an incredible non-profit that have already donated $500,000 thanks to the selfless troopers who dedicate so much effort and time to the support of patriots like us. it was an amazing day, of course i brought my 1972 mach 1, a police escort, and hung out with the working k-9's, the mounted unit, vintage cars, and tv movie cars and the special assets like helicopters and boats. these officers every single one of them is the absolute best of us. and it was such a special experience. their generosity and service is overwhelming. 100% of all the proceeds go to these heroes and family, so please learn more and support

troopersunited.org. it was a particularly apt time in the wake of last week we saw five uniformed officers shot in the line of duty and it's so important to show support, whether it's a verbal thank you on the street or through showing up at events like this for these heroes that show up day in and day out for the rest of us. >> they are fighting the good fight and look what they are up against in terms of angry progressives, wanting to defund the police and i have to say, you donate so much of your time and so much of yourself to law enforcement and these causes and raising money for good people. so, you all have good hearts but also good taste. and i love, i love people got to see your car but love them to see the incredible work you do, so selflessly honoring these people. >> thank you, kennedy. i -- it is the least i can do. rob, i see it, i'm honored to be a messenger for those angels among us. i consider myself i'm honored to use this platform to amplify the works of those people, the

people who dedicate their existence, their time and effort to the nonprofits to these causes and especially to those heroes that wear the uniform every day for us. >> and this was interesting, i didn't know they did so much work to support the families of the people that are fallen. so in this industry and speak to some of the officers we lose and like one after the other after the other, you don't realize sometimes there are families behind. leaving families, wives, children, aunts, uncle, whatever, it's so cool this organization supports them. and whenever i'm sort of flying or on the amtrak or whatever and people come up to you, yeah, you are the fox news guys or the podcast guy or whenever when they are law enforcement, it's always very special. they need to know they are supported. >> absolute. >> you support them each and every day, and big thank you to the new york state police who gave my son a little shirt that emily passed along. very cute. >> new jersey state police are such fans of us, and obviously we are honored to have their

support and harris, i know you are absolutely dedicated day in and day out to showing that support as well. >> well, they keep us safe in new jersey, so we are ultimately very, very grateful for what they do. but really, cops across the country, when they come up and express they watch and feel the support from all of fox news, i think it makes me even extra proud to work here. >> that's right. >> we do support them. >> thank you, em. >> thanks to everyone, and now here is "america reports." >> china's military capabilities only getting stronger, and you might be helping china by footing part of the bill. a washington post investigation revealing china's research groups are buying american technology to build hypersonic missiles, technology that's getting a big boost courtesy of the american taxpayers. >> sandra: a damning new report ranks the u.s. military as weak, warning about declining naval and air power. are we prepared to take on the