one entrance and one exit you have to obey the rules. that didn't happen after the big rivalry game, period. >> not even close. >> bill: nice to have you. >> dana: we'll see you on "fox & friends." >> bill: see you in arizona tomorrow. >> dana: they'll eat early in a diner. often and early. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: which begin with a fox news alert. democrats are no doubt worried about the state of arizona. both the senate and governor races are tight. remember with 36 governors in particular those seats in contention across america, that job can change a lot in this country with so much power resting in the hands of governors who are often called mini presidents. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." where we can almost count this thing down by the hour almost. six days until november 8th and we will know who americans want

on capitol hill and washington, d.c. and leading more than half of the states in our nation. democratic lawmakers trying to save themselves in the house and senate by putting up the party's only rock star working him overtime at this point. former president barack obama has to clean up all the policy weakness on crime, the border, inflation and he has to find a way to get the base excited about next tuesday. something they clearly don't think the current president, joe biden, can do. voters apparent lack of enthusiasm for the current president was on full display at this event. >> come on, people. let's wake up. we have the president of the united states in the house. come on now. i know you got a little more energy than i hear, okay, thank you very much. that's the crowd i know. those are the people i represent. okay. just wanted to make sure you were still here. >> harris: she couldn't tell there were people in the room. wow, that's debbie wasserman

schultz. fa democrats are trying to get the crowds excited. maybe obama will be the answer. president biden, however, has been relegated the places like florida where you just saw the crowd not so hyped up. where one top fundraiser for obama's old campaign says chances of victory are slim. >> florida is out of reach and the fact that he is coming here is indicative of, i guess, unfortunately, that the candidates that want him are in a mode of desperation. that's unfortunate. i found it very interesting that his people are trying to spin it as not being a referendum on his leadership. of course this election is about a referendum of his leadership. >> harris: in arizona it will be barack obama. the woman there wants to be

arizona's next governor. kari lake will be in "focus." first let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. peter. >> hillary clinton is doing the tv rounds for democratic candidates as well. in an interview now she is suggesting that she thinks the only people that are voting republican this cycle are ones that are not smart enough to understand the issues. >> i'm not sure they really understand the threats to their way of life. >> that is in line with a costly comment she made in 2016 when she referred to people moved to back donald trump as a quote basket of deplorables. president biden's plans to -- he does plan to speak about ongoing threats to democracy this evening and critics are already claiming this is just a way to cover for potential losses. >> i've heard a lot about democrats worrying on threats to democracy. i think democrats are mostly

worried about threats from democracy. in six days the american people are going to repudiate their ideological agenda. >> as president biden steers clear of every major battleground except pennsylvania, the party is sending barack obama in to do the heavy lifting for seats that may decide control of the senate. and on the road he is also doing the heavy lifting for his former vice president as well. >> some have said they are going to impeach president biden. now, they aren't sure why. they're not sure what for yet. but apparently that's beside the point. let me ask you a question, how will that help you pay your bills? >> today the obama mid-term tour will go through another battleground that president biden has been avoiding this cycle, arizona. harris. >> harris: that's right. he is going to a high school there. we'll get into it with our next

guest. the competition for arizona's governor seat is certainly one to watch as i was talking about. those seats are important. governors have a lot of power. our last fox news power rankings before the election still have this race in the toss-up column. new fox polling shows democratic secretary of state katie hobbs and republican kari lake are in a statistical dead heat. that one-point lead for lake well within the margin of error. but a big enthusiasm gap could make the difference. in that same poll, 68% of lake's backers say they're excited to go vote. only 48 describe their support for hobbs as enthusiastic. that's a 20-point deficit for the democrat. republican candidate for arizona governor kari lake in "focus" now. good to have you on the program. first of all. >> good morning. >> harris: let's start with in

september you were a point apart. august 3rd points apart and she was leading. now it has flipped and been consistent. what has made the difference? >> we've been out working and talking to the people. we've been out for more than 500 days meeting with people in arizona and the talking about the issues affecting their lives and policy to help solve our problems and she is hiding in the basement. she barely showed up in the democrat primary. nobody ever saw her. she has been in her basement just like joe biden was. so i think the difference is we have policies that are common sense to help with the issues we're facing every day. katie hobbs has been hiding. she refuses to debate and disrespects the people so much she won't take the debate stage and talk about what she wants to do for arizona. that and she is a twice convicted racist who cost the people of arizona $3 million. the press doesn't cover that. >> harris: it's interesting.

when you use language to describe her, she has a word apparently that she uses about you that i picked up just this morning. i was going through video and okay, why wouldn't she sit down? let's hear the latest for the reasons why she won't debate you which benefit who, the voters mostly. let's watch. >> why not get on the debate stage and debate her? >> not only is kari lake -- has she centered her entire platform around the election denialism, i didn't want to give her a bigger stage. >> it would be an easy fix if you stood on a debate stage and confronted her about these issues. >> we're six days out from the election and our campaign strategy is the campaign strategy. there aren't -- i have stood up to this bully for the past two years and people in arizona have seen that and i'll continue to do that. >> harris: okay. first of all what is your

reaction to that? >> just another excuse from katie hobbs. i want to know why didn't she show up for the democrat debate? she can't articulate her policies and afraid of taking the debate stage. the policies she wants for arizona would turn us into california. that's not what arizona wants. she is soft on the border. her idea for the border is let joe biden handle it. he is the guy who got us in the trouble we're in right now. we know from her record she is out of touch when it comes to what families want as a legislator, she co-sponsored legislation to start and introduce kindergartners to sex education. i don't know any parent who wants that. that was something she pushed when she was in the legislature. she is out of touch and i don't care who comes in to rally with her, nobody is interested in katie hobbs. you saw the enthusiasm numbers. you mentioned them.

0 enthusiasm. she put out a video. no views. she will take a resounding loss. >> harris: it is also a loss for the voters because they don't get to know both of you in a room being asked the tough questions. as far as skipping the democratic debate, i don't know why she would do that. that's an opportunity -- that's like free advertising for her. i do want to get to this because i know you do take the tough questions and do you have the tough talk. fox polling shows 47% of voters are concerned that your views are too extreme. that's compared to 42% who say the same about your opponent. talk to me about this. >> well, what am i extreme on? if you throw any of my views and explain where it's extreme i'm happy to talk to you about it. i don't know what's extreme about wanting to secure the border. we have a plan to secure the border calling day one calling it an invasion.

we have a plan to give half a billion dollars back to hard-working tax paying citizens by eliminating the grocery tax and the rental tax in arizona. we have plans to start dual track education so our high school kids after 10th grade can get a trade skill training, vocational training education or career certification right there in high school so they're ready to take on the opportunities that await them. i don't know what's extreme about that. i don't know what's extreme about wanting to fully fund our police and make sure that all of our police departments are fully staffed. these are not extreme ideas. that's what the left has been saying. they've been putting dark money into attack ads trying to paint me as an extremist. when you listen to what i have to say my ideas are common sense. they are extreme. >> harris: you are getting to something as you lay out your plan for the people of arizona. you get to all the money and now they are bringing in barack

obama, who i know you say you don't care who they bring in, the democrats. but they clearly see a weak spot for this seat and also the senate seat in your state. and so the ads that they are running obviously would be part of the language that seeps into polling. we don't know what's going to happen, though, we know who is most excited to go to the polls based on other polling. i want to talk to you more about the border. i'm not going to ask you to talk about your opponent and what she thinks about it. she should be making that case for herself. >> that's right. >> harris: i live not far from where you are about to go have your next event. you are going to old town in scottsdale. >> we have several events today. >> harris: part of the year my husband is in arizona and we're there. people are talking about this. the border situation in arizona in particular is different than texas. it is mainly about fentanyl. that fentanyl goes all over the country. you have to have a handle on the

border. if people have an idea of what that looks like, that's why you needed a debate. i know kind of but i want to viewers to hear it directly from you. i know what you stand for. katie hobbs has a few days to make that point as well. >> well i'll tell you what i stand for. taking back control of our southern border from the narco terrorists who are hell bent on poisoning us with fentanyl. i'm going to tell you, i didn't know you were a resident here and happy to hear that. part-time resident. the hardest thing in the last 500 plus days on the campaign trail has been having moms and dads come up to me and tell me they lost a 19-year-old son or 17-year-old daughter or 20-year-old daughter because they took one pill and didn't realize it was laced with fentanyl that came across the border from the mexican cartels. they will never get their child back. we don't have the option to have a weak leader in arizona. we need somebody who is ready to

secure that border, take on the cartels and protect our future and our children. i don't want to have to face another mom or dad who has lost a child. that child never comes back. it is appalling that we haven't had strong leadership to protect our citizens. that will end in january 23rd when i'm sworn into office. >> harris: kari lake republican for arizona governor. one percentage point apart within the margin of error and gone back and forth along the issues. we enjoyed hearing about the issues from you. thank you very much for being in "focus." >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> harris: i mentioned that former president obama will be in phoenix, just so you know at cesar chavez high school visiting a majority hispanic area that could help shore up the democratic ticket. that's what he is working on. remember, the left has lost a lot of the latino vote across

that border state line. the 1,933 miles in those areas. interesting if obama can make any of the loss of. 0 responsibility. critics piling on after a teachers union president supports the idea of amnesty for terrible decisions on covid lockdowns. the ones that set our children back by years in math and reading. plus the one issue which could decide the race for new york governor. >> cathy hochul is coming across as absolutely totally out of touch with new yorkers who want to see their elected officials fighting crime. >> harris: i mean, yes, in cobalt blue new york there is a republican candidate who is putting pressure on what tuesday could look like. lee zeldin now calling the governor crime wave kathy.

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>> harris: brian kilmeade is joining the "focus" from his fox news radio studio to simulcast with me. the new york governor's race is getting redder by the hour. in one saw that coming perhaps. the real clear poll particular average shows governor kathy hochul leading lee zeldin by fewer than five points. a far cry from the near 20-point lead she held in september. how do you lose that much since labor day? now she is out with ads like this one. >> she passed a comprehensive crime plan the make it happen.

ist goes after illegal guns the make neighborhoods safer. toughens bails laws to keep offenders off our streets and get help for the homeless. >> you deserve to feel safe. as your governor i won't stop working until you do. >> harris: she better hurry up. a terrible story out of her hometown of buffalo. a mom of three was allegedly executed in front of her children less than 24 hours after her estranged husband had been let go from jail, released with no bail. police arrested him after video surfaced, we must warn you, it is tough to watch. it is a caught on camera beatdown she posted to her facebook page in a desperate plea for help showing adam viciously beating her inside her home. the violent attack goes on for

eight full minutes. he was beating his wife. now this man is charged with killing his wife. the "new york post" cover today features the victim's photo with the words from her anguished mother blaming her daughter's death on governor hochul's inability to rein in crime. in an op-ed head lined a governor hochul's refusal to fix bail laws is a war on women. brian kilmeade co-host of "fox & friends", host of one nation with brian kilmeade. first of all, brian, this is so hard to talk about. then to see the ads that the governor is putting out. does she not know what's happening? not just in her state, but in buffalo, her hometown. >> a couple of things. we get the crime ad now. she was talking about abortion and donald trump and january 6th until now. kathy hochul thought she would

raise a lot of money. behind closed door. it's ripe for investigation. she realizes i am losing ground in the polls. i do not -- did not do well in the debate. the famous line, i don't know why you are so obsessed with sentences coming to criminals. they said governor, you are responsible for this. he said lock this up. we needed to lock him up and needed some help. because of your bail laws you did not implement them. cuomo did. the new york legislature kept it in. when the new mayor went up to albany they said go back and learn your job and did nothing about it. 24 hours later excuse-style that woman was killed and her mother stands up and says on the cover of the post it is your fault. that's what people say in manhattan. no one can stop all crime. donald trump didn't stop the border but no one didn't close it but helped it. it took him a while because he

is not a monarch but no one could not doubt he was attacking it. our previous administration attacked crime. federal agents were sent out when portland was a problem. help was offered to chicago when the gangs took over the streets and they wanted to crack down in new york city. it was stopped by an incompetent mayor who liked to sleep until noon while his city burned. to me you have governor hochul scrambleling with hillary clinton and the vice president that won't save her. the democratic party is mad at her, harris, because she is allowing other seats to become vulnerable because she is so incompetent at her job. >> harris: what is interesting about what you are saying. i started this segment with who saw this coming. well, it was in slow motion because you go all the way back to deblasio here in new york. that's who i think you are referencing. now you have the new mayor who parties until noon and tells us

that crime is a perception problem that people who are here are all living through that isn't real. now you have a governor who is not even challenging that. she is busy holding onto her seat. is it fair? that's what politicians can do. i want to get this. a new op-ed with the title kathy hochul learns from terry mccough call i have. >> how to lose a blue state. "new york times" op-ed with why a pro-trump conservative might win the new york governor's race. rather than change course over the last year in the face of troubling trends on crime, inflation and immigration, democrats nationwide including ms. hochul have paid lip service to voter anxiety. >> yes, that was -- kathy hochul is getting pressured on that and

came out and said what do you mean perception? they are data deniers. what do you mean? drilling down yesterday she was talking about murders and shootings down 14%. one category. grand theft auto, robberies, assaults are all way up. subway crime, 26 people pushed on subway tracks is all way up. 26 in 2022. who knows how many attempts weren't reported but there aren't enough cops because they cut it from 4,000 down to 2,000. so all of this stuff. she said well i was talking about murders and data deniers for people to bring that up. when zeldin got is mark penn, a clinton pollster that wrote a profile to say zeldin has a shot. why would glenn youngkin come yesterday and ron desantis to get here on saturday and 12,000 packed a long island parking lot

for lee zeldin and do sean hannity's show together. not because they are friends, because they have a chance at a mammoth upset. it is basically because lee zeldin strong and the democrats have dropped the ball in a democratic state and people are fed up. >> harris: all the names you mentioned of republicans who can help, rock stars in the party. the democrats have one, barack obama. we'll have to get him some ensure. he will be exhausted from going around. you rattled off names that have just come here. there are four of these states that are toss-ups. who would have thought new york. it's not a toss-up but who would have thought new york would be in a conversation with republican rock stars would want the jump in. your last word. >> i wonder about barack obama's message. he is a great and wonderful communicator. why is he bringing up social security and medicare? we all know that's rhetoric.

even brit hume said you are pulling that up from eight years ago? you come out and tell me you are good on crime and sell me the story. don't tell me medicare and social security. everybody knows republicans aren't touching it. i wonder about his message. not his ability to communicate. >> harris: he is looking at segments of the population who vote and know they've lost a percentage of latino voters and why barack obama would be to phoenix and go to a high school in anaire to talk to young latino voters because senator bernie sanders told us the numbers are down for the youth vote. you go for the other end, social security, medicare. house minority leader kevin mccarthy on just a few days ago told me they can tout that and then they can do exactly what you described. they can watch what they do rather than what the opponents are saying. >> donald trump is doing a lot of rallies, too.

barack obama is great at one thing, losing seats. no one lost more democratic seats than barack obama. everyone knows he is a great communicator and can get a crowd. the message doesn't resonate. >> harris: i have to let you go to get back on the air on fox radio. >> we're on together. >> harris: it's fun always. see you in the hallways of the library here. president biden once again saying the u.s. has the lowest inflation rate of any other major country in the world. hum. well, really? we'll fact check it. plus democrats repeating the claim republicans want to end social security and medicare. brian and i were just talking about it. not true. that's a faulkner fact check that's pretty easy. the president now delivering some last-minute goodies on taxpayers dime. david asman talking about your money in "focus" next.

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>> harris: six days before the mid-term election and the president is letting voters know more about how he is handing out more goodies. administration expanding medicaid in three states. the program will cover now non-medical expenses in oregon, massachusetts and arizona. they are in trouble in arizona, right? you have to do something. a new op-ed with the headline team biden's latest welfare expansion. medicaid payments for housing, food, even furniture. it comes as democrats on the campaign trail keep pushing debunked claims that republicans plan to end medicaid, medicare and social security benefits. here was the president yesterday. >> president biden: they're coming after your social security and medicare and saying it out loud. people in the state will be affected and they are under siege about our republican friends. i promise i'll protect social security and i'll protect

medicare and i'll protect you. >> harris: in september the "washington post" fact checker gave that claim four pinocchios. >> do you support cutting back on medicare benefits or reducing social security payments in order to keep the program solvent? >> no. i don't know one republican that does. >> harris: fox business anchor david asman. >> disinformation is a word you heard the administration throw around a lot. now they're using disinformation on the campaign trail. this is the original commitment to america. you can see the logo at the top. somebody took this logo and put it on a photo piece. they photo shopped the logo and put it on misinformation suggesting that republicans were going to tear up social security. that's exactly where it came

from. fact check.org which is a liberal fact checker, they came out good for them and said this is disinformation that, in fact, there is no proposal, i'm quoting them now. to bar retirees who are a pension, ira from collecting social security benefits in either the commitment to america or the rsc's proposed budget senator scott's budget. they say it is disinformation floated out there. don't believe it and now the president is using the disinformation on the campaign trail to suggest that republicans are going to tear up social security. it is really extraordinary what is happening here. >> harris: house minority leader kevin mccarthy was on and, you know, what he said was it's more democrat lies. when you break it down and actually source where this information is coming from, voters can easily look at that as a dirty campaign trick. they don't like that sort of thing. >> that's right. it was a dirty trick.

somebody did it. i'm sure somebody in the democratic party. what's worse somebody should be telling the president, mr. president, this is disinformation, it is not real. it was photo shopped. they're painting a whole picture here suggesting republicans want to rip up social security and attached to that is this expansion of medicaid thank you talked about to include things that are totally non-medical which, if you had done that a couple of months ago you would have been thrown in jail for fraud. it is not where medicare funds are supposed to be going to. >> harris: you go deep and we appreciate that. >> there are billions of dollars every year wasted in medicaid and medicare on fraud and this is one of the ways they do it. take non-medical expenses and put it in things like housing and other stuff. >> harris: president biden is taking heat for making this claim again. >> president biden: we have the lowest inflation rate of almost any major country in the world. better positioned that any other

country in the world. inflation is worse all around the world. inflation the worldwide. worse off than the united states. >> harris: we only live here. somebody tell him. the actual numbers, let's not focus on -- i don't even know what is he trying to say. his numbers are wrong. the united states is actually in the middle when compared with other countries with inflation rates higher than in canada, france, and japan. i mean, they are higher here than major countries. so again is he getting the information that is correct and needed? >> there is just no center with what's going -- with president biden now. they are so desperate they are throwing out their hat in the ring and throwing stuff against the wall and hoping something sticks. >> harris: it has to be true. >> i wouldn't say everything but what we mentioned before was totally untrue. there is some truth to this.

they do have -- eurozone inflation is over 10%. overall it has been. do we really want to compare ourselves to the disaster europe has become because of the fact that they had decades of welfare state mentality that biden wants to put us into and that he is putting us into through executive actions, not by congress, which is supposed to be the way it works. >> harris: he is hoping we don't. politicians in general but specifically the ones losing potentially this cycle don't want us to drill down but why we have you. we get to drill down with you. >> amazing them came out with the campaign against disinformation and that's what they are using. >> harris: they had to dissolve a disinformation board. new polling shows a big block of voters who went blue in the last election are now flocking to the gop. plus hillary clinton does it again, most of us remember this

moment. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic. you name it. >> harris: now could it be deplorables 2.0? a lot of people are really, really dumb according to the twice-failed presidential candidate. she is calling americans that. stay close. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds.

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>> harris: a group of voters who delivered for democrats last election are changing direction. a "wall street journal" headline today reads white suburban women swing toward backing republicans for congress. a new poll shows they trusted republicans over democrats to handle the economy and inflation, expressing more negative views toward the state of the country and president biden's leadership. the suburbs once again a big battleground politically. mike emanuel with a report in washington. mike, good to see you. >> great to see you. a stunning "wall street journal" poll shows suburban women have shifted toward republicans in the final days of the 2022

campaign. they make up 20% of the electorate and now favoring republicans by 15 points, a 26-point shift from voting for democrats since the "wall street journal"'s august poll. also suggests the issue of abortion rights faded in importance. last night in the virginia suburbs outside washington, d.c. republican nominee vega was on the trail with youngkin. he bounded with voters saying she sides with parents blasting the democratic incumbent. >> my opponent has voted against parental rights in congress. she just voted a few weeks ago not to require parental consent or notice before schools can talk to our children about sexual ideology orientation. i said our children, not the government's children. not the union boss's children

but our babies. >> she is running against abigail spanberger, it is considered a toss-up in virginia's 7th congressional district. similar to illinois six district, connecticut five, new york four and oregon five. suburban districts in mostly afluent seats. thanks to suburban women the districts could be more red or battleground purple. >> harris: thank you very much, mike. critics tearing into randi weingarten. remember her? the president of the american federation of teachers representing 1.7 million teachers nationwide. weingarten wants amnesty now for anybody who made bad decisions during the pandemic that closed schools. we know those bad decisions caused catastrophic learning loss for our children. and we also know weingarten

pushed hard for those shutdowns. she tweeted i agree to a controversial article in the atlantic arguing for pandemic amnesty. senator ted cruz, one of many people going after the very powerful union leader weingarten. >> one of the most toxic voices fighting against kids, fighting against school choice every where she can. you know, we now have emails where randi weingarten was urging the biden administration please shut down the schools. keep them shut down. >> harris: speaking of weingarten, she has been on the campaign trail for democrats. this is interesting not talking about education. wait until you see it. she was talking about j.d. vance in ohio, the republican running there while stumping for tim ryan in the state's hot senate race. just watch. >> i have watched him basically be a shill for the party that wants to cut taxes for the rich

and wants to get rid of the hard earned benefits that ohioans have earned, wants to cut our future like schools and children. for what? for what? >> harris: we finally figured out what gets her going. it is not shutdowns and children and education. i don't know why she is screaming. power panel now former georgia congressman and then a former biden campaign surrogate. kevin, i've never seen you act like that. she leads 1.7 million teachers. what's going on? >> she is fired up. i'm a calm, cool collected kind of kind. >> harris: your party needs randi weingarten? you have the president. >> she is talking to her members in ohio in terms of the aft out there stumping for ryan six days

out from the election. she is talking to union members about this election. i'm a calm guy. i don't like to yell and scream. i have be on your show for years. it is not my personality. >> harris: you are intimating you feel like you have had a lot of reasons to yell and scream. doug. >> no. >> it's amazing. these last few days keep getting more randi out there. let's put her out there more. this is what we've been saying all along. her focus has been on teachers and liberal ideology, not students. that's the big key issue and you heard it in the virginia seventh and others. the education issue through the pandemic people are in tune to. the teachers union, they are being threatened by the questions coming up and more concerned about teachers and union issues than kids. >> harris: it is really important and interesting what you are saying. if there were ever a doubt she was focused on politics over

children, she now is rubber stamping that with her hands waving in the air like she doesn't care. i'll go again in reverse order, doug. >> it just shows it. like i said, when you -- for republicans sometimes we spend a lot of time honing our message and listen to what the other side is saying and amplify that. they are making our point for us. for years republicans have talked about school choice and education and people may not believe it. now we can point to the other side and these teachers unions making our points for us. sometimes it's better to be quite and let them do the talking. when they talk, we win. >> harris: kevin, you first. new comments from hillary clinton. she apparently believes voters may not understand what is at stake in the mid-term elections. >> are you concerned that maybe voters aren't putting those pieces together, that having a republican house would mean that the people you are talking about would be even more empowered? >> i think with all of the noise that we've got in this election

season, i don't think people are able to really grasp that. but more importantly, i'm not sure they really understand the threats to their way of life. >> harris: deplorable 2.0 anybody? anybody? kevin. >> i don't think it's a winning strategy ever to talk down to voters whether you're a democrat or republican. >> harris: why does she keep doing it >> i joined fox news to persuade viewers about the good things democrats are doing. we cut childhood poverty. >> harris: i don't want you dodging the question about hillary clinton. it is out there in the down stretch to november 8th. it is basically her, a few others and barack obama. i don't want you to dodge that. what do you think about what they are doing? that stuff is contagious. >> i'm saying we have to put out a positive vision for why voters

should stick with the democratic party six days out. i don't think it's helpful when we talk down to voters in any condition in any way. we have to make a persuasive arguments when democrats are the better party when it comes to economic issues, what we've done doing the last two years. secretary clinton was talking about the economic situation of americans. as i was saying before, we cut childhood poverty in half in two years. we shouldn't go to parents and say how stupid you can be to vote against your child's interests. look at what you're doing, stick with us to stay the course. >> harris: doug. >> that's why you have kevin trying to repair it. ronna mcdaniel and the rnc have a secret strategy. maybe hillary clinton and randi weingarten are surrogates. let's get them out there more. it seems like hillary clinton didn't realize that the absolute breakdown of the 2016 election

where she lost had a lot to do with the fact that people believe that she thought the country was stupid if they didn't believe like them. >> harris: one thing the party who chose to pay the other side is probably not happy about that now, the democrats who paid all of those candidates in places where they thought they had an easy win. "outnumbered" after the break. we all need cash in the bank to stay ahead. well here's great news for veterans who own a home. home values have climbed to near all-time highs, too. that means the cash you need is right there in your home. newday can unlock it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just part of it like some other loans. pay down high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage and car loans, and have the security of cash in the bank. the va has granted newday automatic authority.

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. this is outnumbered, i am harris faulkner and this is emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany is here with us and joe consha is here too. president biden is expected to give an unscheduled peach tonight on what he calls the threat to democracy. this comes as the