♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered." i am kayleigh mcenany and my cohost i have missed so much. also joining us my friend ainsley earhardt, fox & friends host and bill hemmer. >> bill: your friend, too. [laughter] >> kayleigh: it is good to be back with you guys and i hope you are getting sleep.

we will get there at the end of the show. all right, a lot to get to this hour but we look ahead to tonight, president biden will deliver the state of the union address in less than nine hours from now. and he certainly will have a lot of explaining to do to the nation. first, there is the growing controversy over the chinese spy balloon that flew over the country for more than a week. before he took action. the record-breaking biden search at the southern border and the scandal surrounding his son hunter. i don't think he will mention that. plus, his address tonight seen as a kickoff for his 2024 campaigns. yes, he is running, i told you he was but he may have a lot of convincing on that front. the poll says majority of democrats don't want him to run again and biden to talk about unity but that may be a tough selling point considering he just said this on friday. >> judgment till my jobs are up, which is a rub from inflation is

down and covid no longer controls our life. the extreme republicans don't make maga republicans will put at risk. this is not your father's republican party. these are disruptive people. let me ask you a simple question: are you with me? [cheers and applause] >> kayleigh: so political reporting unity speech, you won't hear maga republicans and none of that blood red maga speech. apparently, what do you expect? >> bill: i think that you are probably going to hear a policy speech that deals with we have set in place these ideas and they are working and give them time. we need more time. so we will stay the course. with regard to the speech tonight, however you think of the state of the union addresses last year 30 million people

watched. 20 years ago george bush at 62 million people march 2003 and the iraq war and times were different. but if you look at the popularity over the last 20 years, it has gone down more and more. having said that, 38, 40 million people still a good slice. he has a chance to have a conversation. i would expect him to push his own policies and his own idea with regard to unity, that is the theme he brought to the inauguration speech. you can ask republicans how that is going after two years. >> kayleigh: it it is not going well but harris, interestingly you look back historically gerald ford was candid with the american people at the state of union. president trump said the state of the union is strong. but it is my view the state of the union is compromised. we had a chinese spy balloon and the islamic afghanistan and we woke up to the new tele bland stayed a year ago. the russia war, illegal border

crossings. you fill compromise documents by national security to me must take the spotlight and -- >> harris: i doubt that he will start there but i don't think he will start with all copiously americans are processing their daily lives. and you don't have to do is your life better than it was two years ago? is your life better at all? is there any faceted of your life that is better off now than a short period of time? because it is worsening by far day today today. you mentioned the border crisis. so come i would expect him to say, half of the country, this is in or out. i want to start there. i see what you are dealing with here. i see the price of breakfast in particular. i see the prices of things have not come down where you feel even though i said the inflation reduction act would protect you. i think he's got to go there and acknowledge the fact much of that money if not all of it was

for climate change. what his real goals are with the american people. if they are to bring down the prices, other than gas for a little while by tapping oil reserves like they are a keg. they are low, historically low and going back up as china threatens to buy global oil and bring those prices back up, i think he's got to be real with the american people. >> bill: pretty good. and i feel your pain. >> harris: he won't say that. >> kayleigh: he should say that though to your point, 30% feeling good about the country and the direction and feeling better off financially, ainsley. you put that aside and i don't think biden will mentioned that. a smart writer said no mention of the afghanistan withdrawal, no mention of syria, no mention of north korea and barely mention china. he avoids topics that don't look good for him. so tonight, i don't think we will hear it. before he said he's not changing his speech.

then the china spy flight happens, he's not changing his speech. he will have to say something to that i was watching your show early this morning and talking about dana read an article where he might have a small mention of it but not a paragraph. but he has to address that. this is on the forefront of all of our minds especially general manahan predicts we are at war with china 2025, very scary and sending spy fly over the country eight days. he didn't shoot it down. he says it has to be over the water. it was over the water febr february 28th and he waited eight more days here at the next saturday, we did a week to shoot it down to south carolina after they seems a military installation, the silos. who knows what they have seen. some of the experts are saying i don't think they have the information. there is no way to get intel from that.

that is -- i won't say the what i want to say. >> kayleigh: i know what you're thinking. >> ainsley: that is not true. technology, there technology is advanced. whatever they were recording in the balloon, they have the ability to send that back to their country, especially if they will invade us in 2025. the one with tiktok, you don't think there is a signal in the sky? why wouldn't it be in the speech? that speech was written in the last ten days. and so was the china spy craft. >> kayleigh: emily, we expect a 2024 pitch. it will be subtle with a speech and used in some ways as a campaign speech. politico says president biden planning to use state of the union address to paint broad strokes and a likely campaign ahead with leadership with newly elected chaotic republicans. so, the contrast messaging we will see. instead of trying to convince american president he has the president again but his own

party. democrats 37% want him to seek a term and down 15%. don't make>> emily: downright disappointed if reelected. i agree with everyone's comments on the couch. i think the first thing we need from him his it is the last thing you would ever get, harass, you are absolutely right. the last thing you would ever get from commander-in-chief's acknowledgment of americans are suffering right now over the kitchen table and over their pocketbooks. we talked yesterday out of ten families have in three months' time trying to make ends meet. they have stopped saving. and when he was asked about it, he started swearing. this is the commander-in-chief that under his botched afghanistan withdrawal, 13 service members lost their lives that he yet internally does not acknowledge and says, i have no regret over that. tonight, cylinder says there has

been no presidential failure and has not called a victory. that is what we are going to hear tonight. is he patting himself on the back about taking down the chinese spy flight ten days after the fact? we will hear him pat himself on the back record economic recovery not accounting for the fact covid had to in the toilet essentially. everything will be fun. he will absolutely reference anyone who is on the g.o.p. side. he will blame the average hardworking americans for flying the american flag and the thin blue flag and will name a lot of names tonight that don't acquaint to and are not those honorable men and women in service in uniform who have given their lives on the line under his watch. >> bill: it looks like we are all watching. >> kayleigh: we are all watching. >> bill: i will be interested to see what is memorable. and what lines have been memorable from the state of the union address. bill clinton had the lines and 1980s era big government over.

but think about the 20 years that passed in between. >> kayleigh: distant memory. >> bill: i think donald trump had a good 13 years ago. a number of characters from the audience and finished with rush limbaugh. and i think the speech were nancy pelosi ripped it up at te end. >> kayleigh: that is right. >> harris: behind him! >> bill: that is the one everyone was talking about. to see if there are any good lines from this speech, you don't want to make any mistakes tonight. oh, if you don't make mistakes and there is nothing memorable, i wonder what we will be talking about thursday. >> and mccarthy behind the president. >> harris: they have been rehearsing over and over and over and said he won't have a gallon. he will stray from the teleprompter one time. >> ainsley: he will mumble, stutter, the execution won't be --

[overlapping voices] >> kayleigh: sean hannity said the thoughts will be extra-large. >> kayleigh: i need extra large font. but to your point house speaker kevin mccarthy will not rip up the speech so we won't see that tonight and also to your point president trump speech knowing how to use is so key. and president trump having the people through the audience telling their story and bringing it personalizing it. >> bill: k lee i saw a list of 16 people that will be there. i imagine he will reference a number of them steel workers, workers, infrastructure, et cetera. and i think the family will be there. >> harris: over a week ago. >> bill: he has opportunities to make some moments. >> e>> kayleigh: it was on this couch. he sure to keep it right here fox news for tonight's state of the union address.

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♪ ♪ >> make no mistake that balloon was intentionally lost as a calculated show of force. we need to stop being naive the threat we face from china. >> harris: naive is dangerous. that was chairman mike rogers at the house arms services committee hearing today. rogers also warned china is the most challenging national security threat america has faced in 30 years. the hearing comes days after as

we all know china spy flight was finally shot down. the fbi is now beginning to analyze the debris they are collecting from the waters. in these new images show the navies salvage operators pulling those remnants of the flight from the waters off of the coast of myrtle beach, south carolina. we are learning at least three past flights have invaded u.s. forces. yesterday the commander admitted the agency didn't detect these previous threats. watch this. >> day today, we do not have the authority to collect intelligence within the united states of america. in this case, specific authorities were granted to collect intelligence against the balloon specifically and utilize specific capabilities to do that. >> harris: he talks about having a gap in our technology. >> bill: domain awareness gap. >> kayleigh: sounds technical. i have some gaps i would love to have explained.

first of all the leaking against the trump administration, three balloons in the trump administration denied by pompeo, mark esper, denied by many others defense officials and i never had a chinese spy because we didn't know about it at least. so, the linking gnomic leaking of the trump administration. i didn't come up with this but a question raised by a former colleague, at my press office. we can pull this up the pentagon january 28th said u.s. officials first detected the born january 28th. this has before it crosses alaska. january 31st, karine jean-pierre at the white house says this, "he, the president was briefed on tuesday, that is january 31st. was the president of the united states not briefed on this for three days? did he miss the opportunity to shoot it down over alaska? a question for karine jean-pierre. >> harris: or did he know and that is part of the timeline that it should be in the speech and likely a lot of people knew

about it but we just didn't know about it. >> bill: i think these pictures are amazing. the u.s. navy put them out. they were taken before sundown off the coast of myrtle beach. they got a good chunk of it at least what is that a plastic covering of the helium? what is that? >> harris: bryan llenas on the "the faulkner focus" so they could be out there for weeks. >> bill: looking for it, whatever that metal device is in the bottom. >> harris: third surveillance material? >> bill: their surveillance come i guess -- that's right. rochon is a democrat and comes on the show a lot. he's a good guy and works hard, no crack on him. but here he was with dana and i earlier and we chose the certain time to take the balloon out after covered 49 states. >> harris: he is right! >> bill: a welcome okay, yes but why did you make that time

of choosing and the aleutian islands and alaska? probably because they did not think we would find out about it is my only guess. >> harris: and listen to what the president says. he didn't want them. he was asking them to. he didn't want them to shoot it down. they couldn't assure him that something wouldn't happen. that flies in the face of the president right there. that is a line check or fact-check. >> bill: the benefit of the doubt that they didn't want to harm anybody on earth blah, blah, blah. >> harris: that is a good thing. >> bill: $850 billion a year and our defense budget. they can do a little better about spotting a bowl and in a air. >> harris: emily. >> emily: just remember whatever intel chinese gleamed during seventh a joyride before we we did decide to shoot it down was worth getting shut down. because the $400,000 we spent on the sideline with a missile $200 million on the f-22, well,

maybe at that price is comparable to the chinese spent on their surveillance and that payload. whatever it was commit was it because they knew we would shoot it down even though the defense and intelligence committee ignore the president three or four days before acknowledging this order. i have to point out karine jean-pierre's response it is up to china to figure out what kind of relationship they want. a few minutes ago you said the general at war with china in 2025. i argue we are already at work. we have been as they infiltrated every component of our society, of our society gnomic society and in contrast to karine jean-pierre statement with pompeo's statement we stop pretending for example an innocent company and called it what it is a national security threat. we have taken action accordingly. he said we focused our arms on chinese citizens and they bit us in the hands. christopher wray got in on the action. he said as well, slammed, whatever i have this quote in

here, oh, the american people are more ten to the chinese communists party threat posed on our lives and livelihoods. instead, we have a lackluster commander-in-chief. an apologist secretary who says, "is this up to the chinese." it is up to us. >> harris: ainsley come to your overall picture how the enemy sees as spirits before i think they see us as weak. they watch what happen in afghanistan washed on the border. no terrorists coming across and the ones we have god, how many come over especially after 9/11. so many people lost their lives. that is very scary the terrorist are in our country because we have open borders. they look at us as weak how we handled the spy flight and eight days to shoot it down. no telling what kind of information they got. the difference and let's see this happen in the trump administration working for the white house. then, make you have to know about it. even the commanders are saying

they didn't know about it. i don't know how they can detect it now. >> harris: american citizen told us, the public. >> ainsley: so they didn't know about it but biden knew about it and waited eight days to take it down. guess how we found out? these reporting's that work for the billings gazette in montana told the media until the federal government about it. that is how we found out. no telling if we would have ever found out. we might not have known. they might have sent blink into china and we might not care tonight. >> harris: so interesting. it was over one of our nuclear ballistic weapons sites. it seems the vice president is losing her party. they are not chained for her. democrats admitting to "the new york times" they have "lost hope in kamala harris" with sources revealing hillary clinton privately question her to win a presidential primary. i don't think she got a single

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♪ ♪ >> emily: more president has pinged out on kamala harris and her political future. "the new york times" with this piece titled "kamala harris is trying to defined her vice presidency" even her allies. the painful reality for harris is in private conversation over the last few months, dozens of

democrats and white house, capitol hill, and around the nation including some who helped her put her there on the 2020 ticket said she has not risen to the challenge of proving herself as a future leader of the party much less the country. some democrats and own revised advisories literally confided that they have lost hope in her. in the paper also reveals hillary clinton is among those questioning the vice president political abilities writing "members of congress democratic strategists and said harris had not made herself into a formidable leader." two democrats recall private conversations where hillary clinton lamented harris cannot win because she does not have the political instincts to clear a primary field. still, to me that is a little captain obvious. she didn't clear the primary field because we didn't get to see what happened after the iowa debacle because a nice presidential ticket position.

for those of us from california, we know quite well she hasn't earned or established any type of political -- despite her title. >> bill: she is taking fire from a lot of sides. i don't know how this will turn out but a spokesperson for hillary clinton denied that she said that. i don't know if it is true or not. i don't know if she's thinking it. i don't know if the quotes are accurate. i would have two questions about this, you have to go back to the early 1970s. explain to me two things come up is the off ramp for her and who takes her place? joe biden is running again, then who does he fill the ticket with? until that is clear, i can't buy what she is going to step aside. speed two great questions and former secretary said, "it is because she is a historic first. that is why these are a unique and fresh set of challenges." >> ainsley: we gave her a great opportunity. we had no one else to compare to

so a great opportunity to do well. as women, we try to be nice people. i don't love to talk negatively about how she speaks to individuals when she talks about all the sins or reading articles and the astronauts. they go to the moon. and they look at the creator, whatever. i was reading the articles and i feel sorry for her because they are trying to paint this picture she is not smart. her resume speaks for soap you're in california politics are different than middle america, south carolina. and we knew what we were getting. she is very progressive but she has not impressed me and it took her forever to go down there and when she talks an interview she giggles and repeats herself and comes up with -- she's just not great on her feet. it doesn't mean she's not a good person. i just don't think for this job. when she was in her feud with scott pelley, why haven't you gone to the border?

i haven't went to europe either. that was not the right response. i don't know if she was prepared. she's lost a lot of people who have worked for her. i am excited to seize to see is on the ticket. but i don't know if it will be her. >> emily: when i was a federal attorney the best leaders, they knew simply by holding the position didn't mean it automatically insured our respect. to ainsley's point other than kamala harris' title, the facts come i know it took her a while to pass the bar. >> harris: what you are asking is eventuality and she shouldn't get a merit for that. nobody should. you have to earn it. senator joni ernst had just got back from the border and she went to kamala harris' side of the border, california at the epicenter for football. wouldn't that be the place for kamala harris to go? i thought that was fascinating that she never even mentioned that. our vice president. and of course senator joni ernst

videos you couldn't miss the structure of the wall, reinforcement. so, if it is a problem with fentanyl there, imagine what it is along the porous borders in arizona or former arizona and texas? she has missed the mark so much that she couldn't go to the obvious place, her home state, and cover the epicenter of fentanyl killing so many people in the country right now. if you think democrats are worried about somebody stepping up into her seat, why do you think the primaries? they are giving him a ribbed way to get into south carolina first. once he picks up the black vote, 62% of the voters that vote in the democratic primary most recently have been african american. they know they picked that up. james clyburn delivers again. that is what they are hoping. so a democrat comes along and they don't have to worry so much about that person challenging. >> emily: kaylee, the reason she hasn't gone back to her home state, the polling is an

allegedly from those who know her best and granted she grew up much of her time in canada but she claims to be from the area where she was born. at the time it was sort of stated, well, what are we missing? it appears from polling and quiet whispers that most of the party have seen the first of her. >> kayleigh: it it's extraordinary this "new york times" piece this blistering from her party where dozens of democrats interviewed. imagine paint the second highest ranking in your party and tell the democrats tell "the new york times," the publication to you there was a quiet panic when they thought biden wouldn't run. some of the party's biggest challenge would find a way to sideline her. these are not republicans. these are democrat. at the most sophisticated line of that piece, sometimes you will send a reporter to talk to pompeo or mccarthy to get something from the former boss. nice quote, get to the nice piece. but apparently democrats her own advisor referred reporters to

support a quotes confirmed reverently they lost hope in her. so go talk to this person and they will give you a nice quote. sorry, she's ordinary. >> ainsley: >> emily: that some set up, kayleigh. 12 time all-american swimmer riley gates spoke out against biological males taking roster spots and awards for athletes will be attending tonight'sme state of the unionow address. more on that next. ♪ ♪by

♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back. 12 time all-american collegiate swimmer riley gates will attend the state of the unit address. the 22-year-old gained national attention for speaking out against ncaa policies on allowing athletes bilaterally to

mail with female events. riley gains with tied with leah thomas added an event after 2022 ncaa division winning the championship fury tweeting this message out earlier today, at first i felt honored when both female and male athletes thanked me for taking a public stance on having mailed by the athletes in sports, locker rooms. now i realize he's private things make them responsible for this continuing as it has. ainsley, this young woman has a lot of courage to speak on this. a lot of people have spoken anonymously but to put her name to it, this woman has incurred. >> ainsley: was preparing for this segment and caitlyn jenner on fox, she says she argues biological males competing in female sports. she respects leah thomas but there is a responsibility you have of integrity and you need

to do the right thing. she said, it is already a challenge for transgender community because suicide rate is high. this adds another discussion to the discussion. the cardiovascular system is bigger, the respiratory system is bigger, hands are bigger and she can swim faster peer of the scientists who are against the save the transgender women who have gone through male puberty they still hold competitive edge over competitors even one year testosterone suppression therapy is not enough to ensure fairness. >> kayleigh: caitlin set on this couch and told us that. >> emily: i want to point out what riley herself said, she is the ivy league spokesperson and lawmakers are here to protect post-policies that threaten fairness, equity and security for women. i think there is something to be said for amplifying diversity and for raising others up but not at the cost of diminishing others. not of the cost of other scholarship opportunities. what about the rising suicide

rates for biological young women? there are many to be accounted for equally. when you damage want to raise the other, that is what is not fair. she called on the congressman and grateful for her and she acknowledges the fact she speaking out against the tyranny of localism. that is something that has been felt deeply at this level in sports. and for than for swimming. >> kayleigh: you can't argue but the facts as riley rode foxnews.com 6'4", biological male, 460 seconds and male swimming where he competed three years and thin transitions and all of a sudden the fastest female athlete. >> bill: i think we have to get back to listening to the women from a few years ago. pate attention to the woman bethany hamilton, a surfer, world class surfer. she lost her arm to a shark in 2003. they made him a movie about her.

she will boycott the world circuit this coming weekend. if these transgender rules are applied to the surfing league. she feels a lot like caitlyn fields, make a different division with transient or athletes. she's got no problem with that but competing against transgender men. >> kayleigh: the women have rights as what the congresswoman said. >> harris: you are watching athletes punish themselves to make a stand for. that is doubly sad. there's got to be a way to do this. making a separately is something we have heard from caitlyn jenner, of course. but other athletes said, look, it is the locker room issue, too. and schools, public schools throughout the country will not be able to afford to give everybody their own private space to do what they need to do. what are you going to do? put all these kids in there and women have talked about they feel uncomfortable around people who are genetically male. no matter how many hormones they take. by the way, caitlyn says if you

don't catch it before puberty, there is no way to turn that around. so now you are playing into the cultural controversy that is going on right now. do you start with the drugs, all of that at an earlier age? and how much consent do you need for that quest market is a big conversation i have. >> kayleigh: may be put up a different category per the whole point of transitioning is to become a woman. if you tell us we are still different, you are ostracizing us again. >> harris: we are being truthful. >> kayleigh: coming up airline safety among several hot topics of the day. the airline industry facing a crisis of trust. the fight breaking out on flights and the armistice between airplanes. homethat is next. low-payment home loan to pay off your high-rate credit cards.

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>> president biden deliver state of the union address tonight. martha maccallum will join us what to expect on whether biden will acknowledge the economic pain americans are facing today. plus, what message does this the president need to say about the world stage? brenton judge to make brenton judge on capitol hill happening right now on the growing crisisf the southern border. he will react to the biggest moments out of the hearing so far. come join john roberts and me live as "america reports" at the top of the hour. >> harris: a hearing on capitol hill with airline safety after series of aviation mishaps and meltdowns at major airports. mass cancellations and thousands of southwest airline customers had to go through that were left stranded over the christmas holiday. we have seen violence fights breaking out in airports and on planes. just this week and another nearly catastrophic near miss with the planes in austin,

texas. a fedex plane was coming, was about to come in for landing. on the very same runway to my southwest passenger plane was cleared to take off. the pilot pulled up just in time. ntsb said the two planes may have come within 100 feet. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: ahead to double check my notes because surely not 100 feet, 100 yards. but it is 100 feet. this is extraordinary when you ask why is this happening? which congress should be asking. they are hiring at every industry. people coming in, he had questions about training and experience. there is a human component that goes into when planes take off. >> harris: i'm concerned about the workforce numbers. we have had the great resignation. some people have come back into the force. or people working shifts that are too long and those are jobs? >> bill: i tell you when the weather hits two weeks ago that was a real problem.

i tell you, i'm a delta depot. sorry. [laughter] >> harris: a delta diva! >> bill: i love delta air lines. >> harris: are you looking for a ticket? >> bill: not at all. i have plenty of miles. welcome to new york. >> harris: do you want that job? >> bill: and other delta air lines. but we have been chucking $80 billion at the airline industry over the past couple of years. the flight delays get more and on time get fewer and we are getting sloppy. we better call mayor pete. >> harris: you know what we need you to do with the announcement. >> bill: i will take that job. this is your delta -- [laughter] >> harris: i love it! ainsley. >> ainsley: love bill took, actually actually, bill. >> bill: you love delta too? >> ainsley: where is may repeat in all of this? flying privately. if you have the money to do that fine, who cares, i am a capitalist.

when you are the transportation czar and not running smoothly you need to know what the people are going through. 16,000 flights were canceled, tickets canceled through christmas for southwest. i feel sorry for moms taking their babies, breastfeeding, changing diapers and stuck on the plane. it is so frustrating. i'm not a crier to the airport when they canceled my flight come i was trying to get to christmas and i was stuck and they would not send me home until after christmas. that is so frustrating. if you are going to buy a ticket, make it reliable. just get the planes in the air. >> harris: i love capitalism if you can afford to do with. but that is not what we are talking about their hypocrisy on the left so often that is part of the conversation. speak to the bottom line is safety, life or death is at stake here. and we talk about potentially fatal consequences with two planes within 100 feet of each other. we know that catastrophic occurrence with holidays and

people in times such as these when everybody needs their family more than ever. the department of transportation secretary who pats himself on the back for the diversity and inclusion practices as is number one priority in the industry now would we need modern systems, reliable systems, faith system and neither of those under pete buttigieg. >> harris: more "outnumbered" in a moment. oh, baby! ♪ ♪

>> last but certainly not least, we are so excited to have our co-host, kayleigh back on the couch with us here at "out numbered" after spending time with her baby son nash. tell us all about the adorable new addition and blessing to your family. >> he is the calmest baby known

to man. he barely cries, he sleeps through the night and he is the exact opposite of his much beloved sister blake. she is a little firecracker, she does not stop talking, apparently that's how i was, she's me, and nash is my husband sean. we were on an airplane taking off, nash so calm the whole way, blake lands with marker all over her face. >> oh, there is your husband. >> one thing, we heard the song "don't blink," and so easy to get in the habit of diaper, bottle, swaddle, every three hours and you can lose the moment. all those young moms out there, take a beat, take a moment, take it in, and i did it so much better with my second child than my first, enjoy the moment. diaper, bottle, swaddles get done, the moments can pass you by. >> what's one of your favorite moments between blake and nash? >> she's so loving. she'll kiss him on the head and

yesterday i'm upstairs, nash is downstairs with my husband and blake looks around, where's baby nash, where is he, in a panic, can i bring nash home with me when we were in florida, she's a beautiful older sister, and a nice little young mother. >> great, congrats. >> i love the advice you give. be present, be in that moment. >> i talked to one mom, she had given birth to four children, much older, and looks at me with tears in her eyes and said those were the best four days of my life when i gave birth, and set the perspective in my own life. stress, leave it aside and take in the moment. >> and you got a boy. >> i got a boy, a young baseball player. >> emily was asking me during the commercial, she said what is the hardest part about being a mom, and it's the most wonderful, someone told me the best job, it's the hardest job you'll ever love. but for me it's just there's no time. the moment your child -- unless they are in school, when they are in school i'm racing to pick

her up afterwards, but for you what is it, is it harder with two? >> it is, you know, finding the time with my daughter blake. yesterday i carved out 30 minutes, nash is going to do his thing, we are going to do chalk on the sidewalk and we dilt. got to carve out the time for both. >> it is quality over quantity. >> yes, definitely. >> we watched your career, we have watched you with both of your babies. >> i missed all of you, i love you guys so much. >> we love you, and we love nash, too. thank you to everyone for watching. here is "america reports." >> smuggling organizations to our south are very well organized and resourceful. each and every person crossing through the tucson sector must pay these criminal organizations. >> a lot of times our agents are out there rescuing people being saturated on rescues, abandoning front line areas. >> john: biden administration