>> the manhattan da's office just fired off a scathing letter

to congressional republicans, demanding that alvin bragg testify over the trump-stormy daniel investigation. in the letter, he slams the gop, saying it's interfering, calling that an unlawful incursion into new york's sovereignty. hello, everyone. this is "outnumbered." i'm emi first let's go live had with the latest. brian? >> emily, good afternoon. in a new letter this morning from manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's office, responding to the house judiciary committee's request for bragg to handle the documents, and publicly testify about the possible indictment of former president trump, bragg's office called that unconstitutional and inappropriate. the letter went on from bragg's general counsel to accuse jordan of playing politics himself. quote, the letter only came after donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested the next day, and his lawyers reportedly urged you to intervene. bragg's office says it's willing to meet with congressional staff to figure out what information, if any, can be provided. jordan sent you letters,

demanding documents and congressional testimony from former special prosecutors who publicly resigned from bragg's office last year after bragg refused to move forward with prosecuting trump over financial crimes. jordan says the two former prosecutors have information that could prove this is a politically motivated prosecution. >> the only thing that changes between then and now is president trump announces he's running for president, and, most importantly, i think, these two individuals who worked as assistants, resign, start pitching a fit, start protesting, write a book, and create this pressure on alvin bragg from the left, and suddenly he decides, oh, now i'm going to indict president trump. >> the second day in a row, the grand jury is not meeting today about the trump investigation. the earliest they could meet again is monday, amid reports of

major dissension over the, quote, weakness of this case. emily? >> essentially the house judiciary committee is arguing one of prosecutorial abuse, abuse of power, and the prosecution responds with a jurisdictional point. >> alvin bragg, your letter is off base. he says this at what jim jordan and others are doing, is an unprecedented inquiry into a pend local prosecution. hate to tell you, alvin bragg, but the liberal "new york times," your buddy there, talk to election law experts and said never in the history has new york state brought a case about a federal election. you're the unpress denied one first. there are at least seven basises on which they look into this. first if federal funds are received by alvin bragg. he said, that's not one basis. he put a rebuttal. i didn't see the other six basis addressed in his letter. for instance, it's a federal election that you're looking into. congress has clear jurisdiction

there. federal election campaign laws might attached to the state charge. congress has an interest in that. this stemmed from the moeller probe. congress has an interest in that. 14th amendment clearly gives congress power in the event that you violated trump's rights. alvin bragg, must feel hot in his office, because his case is unraveling. look, you didn't waive attorney general privilege. here's a letter that said you did. last point here, here's what he said, neither the trump organization, nor the trump campaign, was a part to the transaction with ms. clifford, and neither reimbursed mr. cohen. once again, mr. cohen, the star witness, unraveling the case, good luck, alvin bragg. >> the way you laid it out is exactly right. congress does have a keen interest in what's going on there. the congress can pretty much

investigate anything at anytime. it suggests they can't do it because it's an ongoing investigation, hogwash. that's never slowed down congress ever. there's zero precedence for that. what jim jordan is saying is right. the key are the two prosecutors who quit. think about it. they quit and then wrote a book. they've essentially been campaigning on this, promising they were going to get trump, all about trump, the fact he's running for president, that he's been successful, that his policies were working. they can't afford, as the progressive democratic movement, to allow donald trump back into the political arena because he disrupts them. that disruption is just totally counter to what they want to accomplish. >> if i could say one sentence, if a congressional committee can get my social security number and leak it to the american public, they can look into alvin bragg. >> exactly, exactly. >> the case is weak, but the timing is brilliant.

this is also about joe biden. this isn't aqu a coincidence. the biden family received payments from a chinese energy company into -- you know, spread across the family members so as to avoid taxes and detection. so you have joe biden, you know, in the middle of all this circus, right? he's not getting asked questions. he's asked about it and he says it's a lie. it's not a lie. there's documents proving it. i look at the situation, and i don't really care that a former president -- by the way, pretty tough on china -- was getting payments from a porn star, this dangerous time we're in. china is ascending. we're on the decline financially, reputationally. we have a president in office right now who received payments from the chinese government, who's compromised. they want the circus, because they're not having to ask the questions they need to be asked. >> rachel, i couldn't agree with

you more. you are and i are so aligned. it's a pivotal time in u.s. history right now. whether you like donald trump or not, this is about the american people and our justice system. in a free country, laws are universal, tied to citizens equally. otherwise they aren't laws at all. if the democratic regime can threaten their biggest political opponent this way then our great republic is no longer. then it becomes a banana republic. some people will debate that. a banana republic, when high government officials pressure other officials to carry vendettas against political enemies and defend their friends against harsh treatment, exactly to your point. >> we are a banana republic. >> exactly. they're going after donald trump, and biden and the clintons are protected. this is disheartening for the american people, something we definitely need to watch out for. >> so we understand, you know, we understand this case is so

flimsy, as you were pointing out. we understand that nothing has changed from alvin bragg destination to investigating, let alone prosecuting in 2022. what changed? donald trump declared he's running for the president. what say you, and do you think there's been pressure by the democratic party on da bragg, hey, of all these four investigations, this is the one start right now, take to fruition? >> well, bragg was funded by soros in that whole campaign. i also think he has his own political agenda, in that he wants to run for governor. what better way to run for governor in the state of new york by going after donald trump. that's the concern here. the problem is the democrats, and these prosecutors, they go after donald trump for seven years, and this is the weak case that they got after seven years? they never ever look at joe biden and his family, taking

millions of dollars. the two-tier system of justice, and the way lady justice is supposed to be blindfolded, but she keeps peeking under there. that's what drives americans -- >> by the way, the payments from the energy company, that's one. they have 10-12 other companies they've received millions for. i mean, this is really serious stuff. >> yeah. they only go after -- >> of course. because it's a banana republic. >> so much more to unpack. coming up, never mind the security concerns, and what it does to america's youth. some claim banning tiktok would be racist. the company's ceo facing questioning and skepticism today on capitol hill. when aspen dentt my dentures were ready, i was so excited. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile

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>> the tiktok ceo is testifying for the first time on capitol hill today as the chinese-owned app looks to avoid being banned in the united states over national security risks. lawmakers say the app gives china unfetteredderred access to the personal data of 150 million americans. that's astonishing. they blasted the platform's links to china. >> we do not trust tiktok will ever embrace american values. tiktok has repeatedly chosen a path for more control, more surveillance, and more manipulation. your platform should be banned. >> i would also like to talk about national security concerns that you have raised, that we take very, very seriously. there are more than 150 million americans who love our platform. we know that we have a responsibility to protect them. >> meanwhile liberal squad member, congressional bowman of

new york, is saying calls to ban tiktok is racist. >> why the hysteria and the panic and targeting of tiktok? as we know, republicans in particular have been sounding the alarm, creating a red scare around china. it poses about the same threat that companies like facebook and instagram. let's not be racist toward china and express our zen phobia when it comes to tiktok, because american companies have done tremendous harm to american people. >> hmm. so protecting 150 million americans, that's racist, jason. does this have anything to do with the fact that 47% of democratic candidates use tiktok compared to 12% of republicans, 37% of democrats running in the white house compared to 11% of congressional republicans?

>> congressman bowman and others need an intelligence briefing, because every intelligence apparatus we have says not only are they using this as a spying tool, but they are embedding themselves into your phone. >> yep. >> all of the things they're extracting on that. the amount of time that the average american spends on tiktok is absolutely stunning. so i worry in these congressional hearings. i think mcmorris rodgers had good questioning. i don't think they have the technical expertise to decipher what the terms of service allow tiktok to do. if you're using tiktok, oh, you may laugh, giggle, may be a fun video, but you're using it as a tool the chinese government and every intelligence agency, regardless democrat, republican, telling us this is the case. >> except for jamal bowman, i guess. just so viewers understand, tiktok is owned by bytedance which has to report to the chinese communist party.

they're a chinese company. the ceo of tiktok can say all he wants, but at the end of the day he reports to bytedance. >> that's exactly right. that's what viewers need to understand. doesn't matter what security links the ceo goes to, explaining it goes through oracle in texas, where we store the data. all of the micro steps mean nothing compared to the law in china which states that every citizen and every company has to cooperate with the ccp and share data. it does not matter whatever america says, you need to divest yourself, store it here. none of that matters, because every single piece of data they are gleaning from there, they are giving to the ccp, and prioritizing that interest, including over financial gain. bowman stands there flanked by 30 influencers that tiktok enlisted the help of to curry favor on capitol hill right now. what a patsy.

you literally cannot write someone more susceptible that's supposed to protect the constitution at our behest. i'd like a refund of his salary frankly. it worries me. for the kids, the 8%, distract and react. they don't care. give them the next app. they will be just fine. >> to that point, democrat hypocrisy, joe biden agreed to appear on tiktok this week, while his spokesperson says tiktok is a threat. obama on tiktok, biden on tiktok, adam schiff, stacey abrams. >> first of all, tiktok makes you dumb. we all know that. it's making our country dumb. it's very addictive. i share your outrage, emily and jason. i agree, i'm concerned about, you know, tiktok coordinating with the national intelligence

of china. our social media companies are doing that, too, coordinating with -- i'm just as concerned about the coordination and the complicity between our big tech, social media companies, and the government. maybe we need to, one, get our own house in order, thank you very much. and two, i think that i am concerned about the depression. it is definitely a ploy by the chinese to get our children addicted to press. >> no doubt. >> confused sexually. all of those things are indeed happening. we also need to talk about what's happening in our country. >> and affect the elections. no doubt twitter has affected elections. think about hunter biden. 138 million voting age individuals on tiktok who ccp can influence. >> i agree with y'all said, but a lot of businesses, whether you believe this is a national threat or not, a lot of businesses are using tiktok,

rightly so, to capitalize, right, because we have 150 million americans on the app. think about that. our strategies, our business strategies, our consumers, everything we're doing now, our biggest enemy has access to. so i think from a business standpoint, as a business owner, i can understand and appreciate using social media. it's definitely an amazing tool. but i think there's a bigger issue there. i agree with you 100%. i think it's damaging to our children. it's causing mental health issues. and i want my son to have zero part of it. >> my 14-year-old doesn't have a phone, doesn't have social media. >> we're following you on that. coming up, cities around the nation, are dealing with a surge in car thefts, but instead of blaming the criminal some states are blaming the companies themselves. that's next.

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>> as car thefts soar in cities around the nation, some lawmakers are tackling the issue by suing the automakers. state attorneys in several jurisdictions are blaming kia and hyundai for making the cars too easy to steal. this brilliant move comes after tutorials went viral on tiktok showing would-be carjackers how-to override the vehicle security devices. some insurance companies are refusing to cover those older models of those cars. in a letter to the car companies, 22 states attorneys general say our concerns with the adequacy of the newly-announced measures are informed by your company's slow response and lack of acceptance of responsibility for the crisis. it is well pastime that you acknowledge your company's role and take swift and comprehensive action to remedy it.

that's like literally if your small business broke into it, and the cops are, like, it's your fault for having windows that can be smashed. where is the logic? there is none. >> no one wants to take accountability or responsibility. when i was growing up, you had to take accountability for your actions. how do you squash theft by not going after criminals? i don't understand. the whole thing is crazy to me. it almost feels like everybody is at the mercy of getting sued, right? you never know where it's coming from. you need to get to the root of the issue, which is crime. >> right. in the continued brilliance of, for example, california's lawmakers, my favorite part of this he -- i say that tongue-in-cheek -- remember when the hot dog, the catalytic converter was stolen? gavin newsom passed a law, and

everyone steals them now. i laugh at gavin newsom whose state is crumbling under which they tried to sue the automatice thefts. >> i cried when it was stolen. it was devastating. on a serious note, why is it the democrats keep blaming the victim? go after the perpetrator. the perpetrator, if you had tougher laws, if you had dragnets that went out there and took out these rings, the perpetrators knew there were serious consequences for grand theft, guess what, you would probably be able to do that. instead they're out there blaming auto manufacturers, blaming the people who are driving these. they're going to drive up the costs. go after the perpetrators and stop blaming the victims. >> perfect segueway, because guess how the attorney general in california has been spending his time with our tax dollars, not going after the property crimes and thefts and the like,

he's focused his efforts on investigating police and suing cities over their zoning policies as car thefts and violent crimes skyrocket. >> of course he has. you know, these 23 attorneys general, with the exception of one or two, they are all democrats. so they are saying essentially, look over here, at this shiny object, car manufacturers, don't look at what we're doing, which as you point out is going after police, not stopping criminals. i have news for them. i spoke with lee zeldin, and despite having bad midterms overall, his words, all 62 new york counties turned red. why? crime. these democrats, people who say go after the car companies, best of luck, because you'll lose at the ballot box. >> in covid, when the democrats and their ongoing wisdom decided to fine and saddle all the small

businesses, confined with regulations, you're going to pay all this money, to meet our standards, our random regulations. here too all of the state attorneys general, saying, all right, you car companies, you have to pay more, adhere to this regulation. we can't afford it. it's not their fault if there are loopholes for criminals. the other thing is, criminals are going to criminal, right? thieves are going to steal, no matter how easy it is. >> that's right. they're not just democrats, kayleigh. many are george soros-funded democrats. we got to make it look like we're doing something. we'll go after the car companies. also it's much easier to do that, too, than look at bigger problems, which are also why do we have so many criminals? if we prosecuted them, that

could deter them, but there are other social issues going on, spurring fatherless, spurring lawlessness, lack of respect for authority, and chaos in our cities. >> that's why all the counties are growing red, why everyone is moving to red states. all right. the birth rate in the united states declines, the city of philadelphia has come up with their own incentive, giving out $1,000 a month to no strings attached. that story next.

>> starting next year, philadelphia plans to give expectant mothers in certain

communities $1,000 a month with no strings attached for 18 months. the pilot program aims to lowerg able to support pregnant people and new parents helps keep babies alive. as the poorest big city in the country, this is not always easy, especially in areas of the city being crushed by gem. there are no strings attached guaranteed income projects to break the cycles, is the explanation. rachel, i'm unapologetically pro-life, pro-single mother from the get-go. i support something more like marco rubio who put forth the unborn child act, hey, absentee fathers, you're paying for support from the moment of

conception on. >> i agree with you, i like that, but i have a hard time being opposed to that. first of all, i'd like $18,000. i'm just saying. that said, i love babies, i love families. >> yeah. >> these people are not just being crushed by generational poverty, while that's true, they're being crushed by the biden economy, making it hard. yeah, some women might take it and misuse, but most mothers want to help their babies, their kids. we need these babies. we have a social security crisis. we need workers. i'm all for doing it. also countering the pro-abortion, anti-child, antifamily culture we're in right now. in this city, there are more black babies bo aborted than bo. i love the narrative, saying bring on the babies, because

that's going to make our country better. >> so well said. we talked about other handouts, reparations and whatnot, but this does incentivize having good. for instance, paid family leave. a lot of mothers don't get that. there have been studies that a thousand babies would be saved if mothers were able to be home with their kids, able to identify illnesses early on. >> i see both issues. as a mother, i know that so many working mothers, right, we're all working, trying to raise a family. the cost of everything is so much higher. so being able to help a mother, especially a single mother, i'm all for it. my concern is, is that you're incentivizing them to have children and then what, right? back in the day, there were billboards in florida basically encouraging people to have children because of the money they would make for having those kids. my fear is that, yes, they're going to have children, then they're going to begin to abandon them. once the money runs out, then

what happens, right? then all those issues that you spoke to are going to continue to occur, where fathers are not in the household, you know, people are using it to buy alcohol. who knows what they're going to do with the money. i think that the kids are going to suffer. i see both sides. >> you're saying use the money to address the underlying cause of poverty rather than just giving them the cash? >> absolutely. i'm all about helping moms, right? but my concern is people are going to have kids who don't want to have kids just to get the money. then the kids will suffer. >> jason, let's put up the chart that shows the declining birth rate in the united states. you know, we do have a real problem with this. i don't know what the solution is, but that's a significant drop. >> it's a very significant drop. i also think you have to put a few other charts next to it. one would be about the marriage rate, the divorce rate. >> men. >> men play a role in this, no doubt. you don't get to excuse them from this equation, but the number of households that don't have a male presence in it is stunningly high.

i don't like that they try to blame, again, going to the racism card. stop that. but, you know what, i also am worried, really worried, about the infant mortality rate. i think we need-to-know more about what's causing that infant mortality rate. just handing somebody a thousand dollars, saying, have fun, that doesn't, i think, solve the problem. you have to attack it community by community. churches need to be involved other organizations have to be involved. we have to tackle it. i think the goal is right to address the issues, but i don't like the solution of handing out money. >> that's why i l like rubio, ds supporting women. emily, no strings attached. >> this is a clearly defined issue, absolutely, but the wrong problem-solving tool for it. i don't believe in blanket cash being handed out for any reason, for all of the reasons we were

stating earlier. that's why i give out food to the homeless on the street. i don't give cash. nourishing meals, the doulas this could fund, baby funds. whatever a pregnant woman needs, then my tax dollars should go to that, not just via the green. whatever government program is floated your way, t it will cost three to four times that for execution. the so them saying, i know they're raising money from good samaritans, but there's a whole host of government bureaucracy inefficiency in there, exactly what your tax dollars will go to. very. of it will dwindle down to helping these problems. >> i just want to note, the calculation i made for $81,000 is for nine months. it's for 18 months. it would be a lot more. >> that's a lot of money. coming up, a democratic lawmaker

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conservative speakers, including swimmy riley gaines. she was beaten by a transgender athlete, leah thomas, in the poll. some have anti-transgender views, and is calling on the university not to even give them a platform. she made the comments during a hearing about the university's budget, which some see as thinly-veiled threats to pull funding if the school doesn't comply with their demands. >> i'm concerned about the safety of college students. it's come to my attention, three speakers have crossed the line of free speech over into hate speech, targeting transgender students and the transgender community. they're coming to campus, beginning -- coming to pitt's campus. how does this align with the values, the stated values of the university of pittsburgh, and its commitment to diversity,

inclusion, equity, and, you know, making sure that it's an incluessive place for all students. i call for you to cancel the speakers coming to campus. >> yet again, kayleigh, a totally misinformed elected official, who misuses terms and blurs the definition of hate speech to suit her woke thoughts and feelings in an unconstitutional manner, regarding funding for a public constitutional. >> yeah, you nailed it. what a remarkable display of ignorance for the first amendment. a lawmaker cannot tell a public university to cancel speech. blatantly unconstitutional. good for the chancellor. he said both constitutional and academic free speech i have to support. she doubled down and said i echo my call for you to cancel the speakers. so just blatant disregard, ignorance of, and disdain for

the united states constitution. >> similar to the stanford constitution, although that's a private campus, in the diversity and inclusion. that's shutting down a judge invited to speak. this is somebody devoted to diversity and inclusion, but not diversity of thought. >> that's right. diversity, equity and inclusion, but anybody who has another thought, maybe, you know, a thought they don't agree with, is shut down. conservatives shut down, republicans shut down. how many times do we hear about ben shapiro and other people, where they just go to actually express a viewpoint, to debate issues. heaven forbid that somebody has a divergent issue out there they want to talk about or give an alternate opinion, whether it be a professor or somebody in the medical community. think about everything that

happened with covid. they shut these people down. it's the cancel culture on full display trying to say, well, we're trying to be diverse, but we don't have diversity of thought. we want to include people, but we don't want to include conservatives, conservative thoughts or republicans, we want to cancel them. >> charlie kirk was invited to speak at uc davis, where a police officer was injured because of the violence of the protests there, those educated students deployed. rachel, the issue, too, as jason said, if speech is not aligned with the woke left's expectations, not only is it canceled, it's automatically hate speech or racist. >> yeah. so this state representative, actually an alumni of that university. so these are the marxist tyrants they're graduating. we will get more of them. they will be our rulers and leaders. i will note that in your -- in the intro it said that leah

thomas beat riley gaines. there was a swimming race where thomas tied with gaines. leah thomas was told to be the one to step on the podium. riley gaines was not even allowed to share the podium with leah thomas. here's my point. this state representative wants to come out and defend trans women, whatever, biological males, right? because the best rim are now men apparently. riley gaines is a feminist. she's one of the greatest defenders of our gender in a time when our gender and who we are, what we represent, is being erased and minimized. so shame on that representative, because as far as i'm concerned, the real feminist is riley gaines. >> great point. to that point, if the left is all about box-checking, which they are, they should say we have a great feminist we want to speak on campus, and riley gains would be invited. >> i think the university did a great job responding to this by

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♪♪ >> last but not least, hillary clinton is back. the former secretary of state and failed presidential candidate awkwardly appearing in a skit to promote her upcoming foreign policy class at columbia university.

>> here i am. >> hillary, you are running again. >> i sure am, karen, i just got her early for the new class we are teaching together on foreign policy decision-making. >> classes don't start until september. >> yeah, but i wanted to be prepared, karen. when it comes to crisis situations you've always got to be prepared. >> prepared? i think you are more prepared than anyone to teach this course. now, what are we going to call it? >> inside the situation room. >> yes. >> oh, boy. rachel, hillary is as bad actor as she was a presidential candidate. >> is this the new way people sign up for classes? i'm so confused. we talked about the dumbing down from tiktok, this might be the result. she should rename the class war mongering, it's, yeah, so. >> you know, emily, she's going to teach about foreign policy but she voted for the iraq war and then called it a mistake. is this who we should learn for?

the only person worse than her on foreign policy, joe biden, wrong on every decision the last 40 years. >> she said it was a mistake. she is probably right about they are. >> is 13 hours going to be to be on her syllabus? i wonder. and remember, columbia has extinguished the s.a.t. requirement to apply and segregated graduation ceremonies, so it seems like the bar is a lot lower for those who want to take her class, which makes sense given what you are saying. and i wonder if hillary will be able to attend the segregated graduation ceremonies. >> good question. jason, confirm. 2015, hillary calls her vote for the iraq war a mistake, she was about to face donald trump. >> i want to ask her a few questions about libya and benghazi, and ready for a crisis. americans died on her watch at the facility that she was

responsible for. you are going to pay money to take that class? i -- whatever. >> exactly. do that point, a lot of -- benghazi. >> what's that? >> a lot of explaining of benghazi from hillary. >> absolutely. and what's interesting to me, now she's becoming an actress, she was not successful as a politician. she's trying, she's trying everything at this point and i wouldn't sign up for this class, i know that for sure. >> i might, it might be fun. >> this is about to be fun, a moment i have waited for on "outnumbered." hillary might be running for president, but another hopeful, remember the tiger king? he's officially putting his hat in the ring for 2024, writing this plea for voters on his campaign website. put aside that i am gay, that i am in prison for now, i used drugs in the past, more than one boyfriend at once and that carol

baskin hates my guts. not a thing to do with me being your voice. he declared his support. >> oh, yes. joe exotic, can you imagine him on a debate stage. might have problems he's in prison, might inhibit his voice of the american people but something to say. with covid started and "tiger king" was on, i was mesmerized by it. my wife and i, we watched that start to finish. >> should donald trump have pardoned him? >> no. i'm glad he didn't. >> he apparently had a car waiting, he thought he might get a pardon. team carol, team joe. >> i watched the series and he's doing anything for attention, crazy. but said some funny things, had trump pardoned me, he would have won the election and what's hysterical, the libertarian party said we are not a landing pad for former reality stars and

d-list celebrities. hysterical to me. >> so i can't be a libertarian now? >> he's running for president and good singer, check out his music. "run joe run." >> is this a florida thing? >> it might be a florida thing. here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you so much. house will debate a gop bill to give parents more rights inside their children's classrooms. democrats argue it would only pit parents against educators and some parental groups are upset the bill was created for us without us. >> sandra: what will it take for the parents bill of rights act to get bipartisan support and make it all the way to the president's desk? douglas murray and parental rights activist ian pryor, both here to weigh in. >> tiktok has