>> emily: four people are dead with eight injured, including two police officers. one currently in surgery after a gunman opened fire at a kentucky bank earlier this morning. the shooter, who has also been confirmed dead, had a reported connection to the bank. hello, everyone. this is "outnumbered." i am emily compagno with kayleigh mcenany,

cheryl casone, brian kilmeade, and lisa boothe. deputy chief praising the brave police officers who stormed the bank immediately upon arrival. >> it is clear from the officer's response that they absolutely saved people's lives. this is a tragic event, but it was a heroic response of officers that made sure no more people were more seriously injured then what happened. >> emily: andy beshear fought back tears, speaking about two of his those friends who are among those killed. >> this is awful. i have a very close friend that did not make it today. and i have another close friend who did not either. one who is at the hospital that i hope is going to make it through. so when we talk about praying, i hope people will. for those that we are hoping can

make it through the surgery is that they are going through, we've got to do what we have done these last three years after everything. we've got to wrap our arms around these families. >> emily: correspondent nate foy has the latest for us. what can you tell us about the horrible events of this morning? >> it's just awful. of course this is a developing story. police confirmed the second shooting less than a mile away. this was outside of a community college. more on that in a second. we are still learning information, but the first shooting where we know for sure four people were killed. a man walked into a local bank in downtown louisville this morning at 8:30, open fire on the people inside. on top of the four people that person is accused of killing, eight people are injured. you mention two of them are police officers. one of them was shot and is described as being in critical condition right now. as you mentioned as well, emily,

this was a targeted attack. police say the shooter has a connection to the bank. they believe he was either a current or former employee, so now authorities will delve into his background to see if there was any sort of indications that he was planning this attack, but you also mentioned a heroic response from police officers. they arrived within 3 minutes of receiving this call, exchanging gunfire with the shooter. it is unknown right now is police killed the shooter or if the gunman turned the gun on himself, but you heard governor andy beshear who lost multiple friends, as he put it, in this shooting. he also talked about the heroic response from law enforcement. listen to him here. >> they came into the scene in a matter of minutes, after receiving the call. there is no doubt in my mind that their effort saved lives, and they put their own on the line. we have at least one officer in

surgery right now that is there because he took those actions to try to protect the people of louisville. >> it reminds you of the response at the covenant school shooting which was two weeks ago today, where officers heroically took down the shooter in that attack as well. we are monitoring every, you know, anywhere that we can possibly get information, we are monitoring it. we are expecting a press conference. president biden is aware. he has been briefed on this. we will be listening to the briefing at 2:00. especially that second shooting that i mentioned unfolding outside a community college, just 0.7 miles away from the bank that was hit. police say the suspects got away, and we just heard with sandra at the end of the 11:00 hour, it appeared that one person was injured. another person was killed. that is not confirmed. monitoring social media to see

if they put that information out there publicly. a very, very busy morning and louisville unfortunately. at least four people killed. a more injured, including two police officers. >> emily: nate foy, excellent reporting. we will be sure to stick with you. thank you so much. brian kilmeade, what i want to punch for the community. they were shots fired. police responding, immediately engaged, and what struck me as well, their response within 3 minutes, the active shooter was still shooting. that is why police officers are injured, and the governor praised the heroic actions of those police officers. >> brian: all of a sudden you get this call, and you have to go into a hail of bullets. i thought it was an unbelievable coincidence, not a great one, the two governors had a personal connection to the shooting. he said my wife is good friends with one of the victims. and then governor beshear says i

know three of them, and two of them died. you do not have to drill in what is at stake here. you have a grievance. it seems someone has a grievance with their workplace. they know the people. they want to shoot it out, rather than talk it out. we are going to find out about the background that led to this, but bottom line, a bunch of innocent people lost their lives today. >> emily: unnecessarily. it is yet to determine the exact connection, the exact method and manner of his or her death. kayleigh, that community, such a beautiful community. not only have they had direct and a close personal connections with those responding officers and those in the bank, but the mayor himself was the victim of an attempted assassination a little over a year ago. where at his campaign headquarters, they were having to barricade. the bullet went through his sweater and did not cause any

lasting physical damage, but that community is no stranger to horrific events like this, and i am sure it feels like just yesterday that they were going through something similar. >> kayleigh: these men and women just got done celebrating easter i'm sure some of them with their families, perhaps having traveled. they go into work, and this happens. you are right. it just feels so close to home when you hear about nashville and louisville. you wonder, and god for bed, what could be next. but the heroism, two highlighted. so we are just now even learning more of their story. we want to learn the story of this heroic police officer. who arrived on an active gun fire scene and ran towards the spray of bullets and saved many lives in doing so. we are just hearing from officers in nashville. one said that the gunshots made them kick into overdrive. there was the smell of gunpowder in the air.

they stepped over a victim, and they nevertheless ran towards the gunfire and saved lives. we will hear more about the story. police saved many, many lives in a tragic incident just after easter that should have never happened. >> emily: a marine corps veteran, had responded to the christmas day bombing in nashville a few years prior, so that training and that experience can never be overstated, and it is why, as the communities lives are in these well-earned hands of first responders, it is why they can execute so cleanly, saving lives immediately, because of that incredible training they all have. >> cheryl: also why we should change the culture. not everyone admires them in our society. you look at the response to the covenant school as well, and it makes us so thankful for the work that they do, and inevitably at this white house

briefing later today, we will likely hear calls for gun control. it is typically where these conversations are steered. i am really tired of that empty rhetoric and calls because what we need to get to is the why. this is unfolding, so there is so much that we do not know about this, but we see with these cases that the things they are calling for actually would not have prevented the shootings themselves, and we need to get to the y as a society. we keep producing shooters. i am from virginia. i live in florida now. we just had three teens murder three other teens. why as a society are we turning out 12-year-old murderers? or accused murderers. that is what we need to figure out. why is our society so broken? what do we do to fix the hearts and souls of our fellow americans? >> emily: we know the president has been briefed. he is monitoring the situation. we will look forward to his

praise of law enforcement, to their response to this end of course hopefully the prayers emanating from the white house for the two police officers who have been injured. >> cheryl: we hope that we get that. i have to applaud the mayor of louisville and the governor as well for not politicizing anything when this immediately is happening. they are talking about the victims, the quick thinking of the officers. and the governor, i have to say, for him to keep his composure, knowing that he just lost two friends, and cannot imagine how difficult that was, even for the most experienced politician, to have to stand up there, moments after learning that you have lost two friends. as we see with nashville and these other events that happened sadly across this country, so many times it is so quickly politicized, and the conversation is turned away from continuing to talk about the victims of these tragedies. they say that about nashville

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be taking part after 2023? >> at least three or four more. maybe five. >> may be five. >> maybe six. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> could end up being the guy who is pushing them -- we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> kayleigh: did not have an advisor hopping over to stop them, but anyway, although he is not prepared to announce just yet, he does have a strategy ready to go. his plan to win is banding together an army of tiktok follower is in hopes of wooing young voters. you heard that right. tiktok. the chinese owned apps that lawmakers have actively been trying to ban over security is. as a part of biden's new

strategy, they would get more consistent access to the president, and perhaps even their own white house briefing room. biden better hope that the plan works in his favor because fouls show that he has been losing ground with young voters. a staggering 76% of voters under the age of 35 do you not think biden deserves another term as president. going back to the talk that the president runs, always thought that he would, just not ready to announce he had, why would he announce yet? he has no meaningful primary challenger, unless you consider marianne wilson -- they also believe that weighting has a potential upside. it allows them to contrast his leadership with the chaos of the republican party and the drama surrounding former president drums indictment, so no incentive to announce now. >> brian: i got it. one thing it is good to get your

message out there. they want to go to the people, explain what they are doing overall, rather than reacting to that headlines few you cannot get this president to be president, let alone talk about the next four years? where is he on russia? why isn't he explaining to the american people why ukraine matters? you can see the support fracturing. talk about losing control with the dollar. where is the meeting with the brazilian president to say how dare you go and give up the trade deal with china. you know i supported your reelection, which he never should have done anyway. because he has a communist. but i have no problem with this strategy. it is like what president trump did with social media. nobody better. hillary ignored it. but tiktok. it shows he does not get the security issue with this. it also shows he is ambivalent he would, which is nuts.

does he even know what is going on? did he watch those hearings? did he see democratic senator warren say we've got to get rid of this thing? >> kayleigh: he wants to curate the vote of tiktok users. you cannot have it both ways. and politics, you do not wanted to be a referendum on your presidency. you wanted to be a choice. jen psaki says she understands this. the cnn palma, 32% say that he deserves reelection. at the same time, 33% say the same of trump. conservatives must illustrate a choice here. a clear choice why conservativism is better. because that poll is meaningless unless you deliver that choice to the american voter. >> lisa: as much as we should speak out against in and fight against it, it cannot be the only issue that republicans are talking about. we have to make this a referendum election. also lay down another path for

americans, but in regard to the tiktok influences, this is why they are not going to do anything on tiktok. they needed as an influence machine, and it's working. you look at something like one in four individuals under 30 get their news from tiktok. you look at the selection alone, the second-highest election ever for millennials amgen z, turning out in droves for democrats, and i remember back in 2015, talking about obama doing interviews with a youtube star that bathed in cereal. do you guys remember the story? i remember everyone is like he's crazy. this is terrible. it is brilliant because that lady had like 4 million youtube followers. we are a society driven by lakes, views, and follows. >> 150 million people are on tiktok. the cat is out of the bag. yes, he is weak on china, but as far as jonesy, they are not watching broadcast media.

think about what he's going to do with this. he's going to hit them with what they care about. climate change, transgender rights. everything about that group is so vocal about, that they are screaming about our universities across the country, that is what they are going to do, to galvanize them to vote. i think they are worried that there is not enough excitement or good pulling around current president biden to get those voters to come back in and to help them get reelected against whoever the opponent may be. >> kayleigh: 28 points. they did that tiktok's i ahead of the midterms, encouraging everyone to tweet for democrats, and then there is this, emily. we actually asked the white house when are we going to get press breathing passes? 660,000 followers on tiktok. the results the administration is moving towards giving influencers their own briefing room.

if you thought there were a soft ball questions just imagine. >> emily: i think they would simply receive a sound bites that administration gives them. my issue is, rather than being one tool in the tool belt of marketing, one item in the constellation of information pathways that they use, they are relying solely on it, it appears, and they are amplifying those influencers as something that is totally blowing everyone else out of the water. that is a president for every american, but when you go to l.a., trying to get into a club, what's your last name? what do you do? they traffic in making people feel small because not everyone is equal in their eyes. you are going to get your own briefing room. that is more important than the average american paying their taxes, working really hard, feeling the impacts of this administration's policies, and it's also an easy way for this administration to battle their

narratives. because on tiktok, what is it? ten seconds total? i've got the sound bite. i'm going to repeat it. there is no thought. so rather than having to defend their policies or actually explain why they are saying that headlines that they do, all they have to do is say it, and then it will be amplified. >> kayleigh: coming up, why critics were surprised about kamala harris is trip to nashville.

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[cheers and applause] we are here because they and their colleagues, the democratic caucus and the state legislature, and i would ask you to stand as well, please. [cheers and applause] >> kayleigh: harris spoke of the courage of these lawmakers but not the courage of 9-year-old evelyn dieckhaus who led her classmates to safety. an act of remarkable breather ray. or katherine koonce who ran into gun fire to protect her students. she left a zoom meeting and ran towards the gun fire. harris chose to hug and congratulate the expelled lawmakers instead of hugging and consoling the families of these

victims. you know, brian, when you go to a place of national strategy, she goes instead and makes the speech about lawmakers. >> brian: she said i want to go down there and be a part of this, and we are still waiting for them to show up at the train derailment. we know about the toxic situation in ohio, and then we see the president of the united states does not go to nashville at all here nobody talks about the shooter. the therapy sessions -- what they might know. this kid, 26 years old, stays in her room and has seven guns here no one is talking about the background checks. nobody talks about anything. we are talking about blacks and whites in jim crow and segregation. i'm thinking to myself how did this get so derailed? since when is it okay to storm into a capitol building, scream expletives, and of the lawmaker,

go ahead and fuel the fire. i just think -- i am not sure explosion was the right way. but they did have a vote, and this woman that sits there and says it must be because i'm white, that is the reason. you know why you were not tossed out. you did not use a bullhorn. we should get some of those clips. >> kayleigh: right. cheryl, she uses the word "courage," but not in the context one would think. let's go back and listen. >> because they chose to show courage. in the face of an extreme tragedy. which is that 11 days ago, six people, three educators and three babies, nine years old, were murdered.

senselessly. due to gun violence. >> kayleigh: the lawmakers were not the courageous ones. those children were. >> cheryl: and the police officers. that was courage. courage is a border officer dealing with tens of thousands of migrants crossing the border. she was right on that plane to tennessee, but she does not think she's got the time to go down to the border, which is part of her job. this is what i mentioned, following these breaking developments, that they are so quick to politicize this, to make it about the measures they want to get out there. it's about gun control. by the way, the two lawmakers, they had no problem making the rounds yesterday morning, especially on "meet the press," to talk about themselves. they did not mention the victims in nashville. the police officers. they made it about themselves. it was their moment in the

spotlight, and they took it. >> kayleigh: these words matter. let's listen to how the press secretary use that word on friday. >> lgbtqia+ kids are resilient. they are fierce. they fight back. they are not going anywhere. and we have their back. this administration has their back. we are so proud of the kids across this country who have organized protests in school lockouts to tell the politicians in their states to stop this legislative bullying. >> kayleigh: they fight back. this is after a trans shooter shot some christian kids, and they still have not said the word "christian." >> lisa: just days after a transgender terrorist killed people -- she did go for these two expelled members who compared themselves to jesus.

brian kilmeade says you have these lawmakers that storm the capital, but that is not worthy of being expelled. it is actually fording democracy, but you can go back to january 6, and they try tying senator josh hawley to that simply for objecting to counting the electoral college votes, something democrats have done three times in the past 20 years, where they also tried tying a republican member of congress who gave a capital to her to people, somehow he played a role, but not the people who literally are with these individuals, so i am tired of the double standard. it's time for republicans to meet power with power. do not turn the other cheek. you might as well get the job done. >> emily: so here we have a president that invited the lawmakers -- those lawmakers to the white house, but not the cops? not the responding officers that

are rightly being hailed as heroes? fox reached out for comment. will she be meeting with the covenant community? with the survivors? though white house officials said that the white house has been in contact with the covenant community, including in advance of the vice president's visit. words matter. showing matters. for a vice president that emphasizes that so much all the time, representation matters. scramble the jets jets, there is a p.r. opportunity down in tennessee. you know what the opportunity would be, looking every american in the eyes, i know i am your vice president. i may disagree with you. i may not be able to have that same enthusiasm for specific faith or not, but i see you, hear you, and support you. how much would it take for her to write one sentence? we support the christian victims. our hearts are broken along with that community. that's all it takes. but she is too busy cutting

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participated peacefully. it took tremendous bravery to stand in a challenging space. i am proud of the moments where we listened and asked insightful questions and when our students demonstrated the value of free speech. gaines says she is ready to take legal action. >> i was a rushed with no one there to escort me to a safe place. i was punished. i was hit multiple times. >> did anyone in the state of california and authority, any political figure, for example, defend you? >> no. not the dean of students, the campus police. i will say of the city of san francisco police, they did a great job escorting three hours later, but i will be pursuing legal action. the people who physically assaulted me, the people who put me in that position, they will

face repercussions. >> emily: got for her. she absolutely should. and of course, the bravery to stand in a challenging space. that was law-enforcement and riley gaines in that moment. >> kayleigh: she is a modern-day feminist p.r. no doubt about it. there have been three similar attacks. three in total. in just one week. a pro-life speaker was attacked. less students apparently proceeded to destroy a bible that the university of albany. at virginia commonwealth university, the injured a chapter president. uc davis. that was one weeks ago. and nt the mob shattered glass, attempting to break into events. conservative democrats come see me because we must hold his criminals accountable who are assaulting people so i love to see conservative governors get with charlie because this should not be happening in any state. the >> lisa: we see this time

and time again. the last embrace says violence. but riley gaines' 23 years old. every female athlete that is older than her that is not saying anything is an absolute coward. she is a hero, a trailblazer, a modern-day feminist as he pointed out. summarize is where we are today as a society. she said joe biden was trying to rewrite title ix so that you could misgender leah thomas, but not for him to expose his mail parts, we will say, on daytime, and i really tells you everything about where we are today. >> kayleigh: it was huge that they said where is your support for riley gaines? where are you, hello. she is absolutely right. >> brian: i am stunned that in an age of the #metoo movement,

talking about equality. women's basketball, men's basketball. all of a sudden, true issue that is hurting women in sports, men who pretend to be women or whatever they are going through emotionally, go and play against women. her thumb. that is coming next. beat them. and then you are going to see them infiltrating. i just feel bad that she's alone for now. i just wish somebody else would trump their agent and say i don't care what it cost. i'm going to do the right thing and stand up for women sports. >> cheryl: they are standing up for this. "the trans community is welcome and belongs. we fiercely believe in unity, connection, care, and compassion." where was the compassion for gaines when she was stuck for three hours? it took the city police, not the campus police, to get her out. >> emily: more to come. participation trophies for use h

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on identified performance achievements." emily, if there would have been a very unhappy freckle faced swimmer named kayleigh mcenany who would have been very upset. >> emily: you know how i feel. i want everyone to feel welcome and included. this cracks me up because it just goes to show the level of exasperation that community feels. they are sick of their tax dollars being spent in ways that does not further actual achievement by kids because, frankly, notwithstanding your participation trophy, if that's all you get, you are going to think that that is all there is to be earned. >> kayleigh: i agree with this coach. "i feel like they should get something for finishing a whole season. we are talking about kids. ">> brian: you absolutely should have standings. don't just say i am going to put this kid in a clinic.

they need to see some competition. be sure to get the team picture. the winners get the first place trophy. and if you are caught giving a trophy away for participation, you should get jail time. [laughter] especially if it is donald trump. if i see donald trump doing t that. >> kayleigh: they may take you up on that. >> cheryl: blame my generation for raising kids that she will get a ribbon, but when i was a kid, i have lost the high jump. big time. i got nothing. you know what i thought to myself? i'm going to train harder, come back next year, and i did. if you lose, you lose. it teaches you competition. i think sports is one of the best things we can teach our kids. besides the camaraderie, it is that you want to win. there is nothing wrong with that, and if you lose, come back next year. bt i personally think young kids, it is a different story. why not?

>> cheryl: ricky bobby once said if you are not first, you are last. it probably drove you to want to go to law school. so it's hot something, to lose. other endeavors. >> kayleigh: i got one blue ribbon, but only because they put me with a young kids. i thought forever that i won the butterfly race. >> lisa: jill biden invited the losing team to the white house, and you wonder why america is losing right now. >> kayleigh: you anyway, i did get "most improved." more "outnumbered" in a moment. he is gon♪ ♪ i think you were supposed to keep left there. hmm? what is this place? the other side of the rest stop.

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♪♪ >> last but not least, we have seen climate change blamed for pretty much everything, and now that it's baseball season, the latest, more home runs. associated press science writer says a new study shows global warming is making mlb sluggers even hotter hitters. watch. >> it's all because of thinner air. when the air is thinner, the ball doesn't have anything it runs into and it can go farther. when the air is hotter, it is thinner. it will go farther. a dartmouth team of scientists figured there are 50 extra home runs a year because of climate change. >> all right, so according to him, kilmeade, it's the hotter, thinner air that is juicing, he says, home runs. >> so glad you brought that up. we thought mark maguire, sammy

sosa on drugs, that was folly. and now the earth got 1° warmer balls are flying out of parks. i think it's crazy, but some people embrace it as a reason. i find it total folly. i remember when colorado launched the team, the air was thinner, no one to pitch there, they adjusted that, they put the ball in i think an incubator and now -- before the games. >> deflate it like tom brady did? kayleigh, our expert on the panel, the real reasons we have more home runs. >> my husband is the expert, he played professional baseball for 11 years, swings are geared to hit out of the park, and changes of the way guys pitch, more pitch up in the zone, and you can translate. >> nothing with the combustion.

>> there you go. >> fact check. >> apparently climate change is the new barry bonds. >> i don't care if there are more home runs, you know, i don't care. also don't really care about climate change. the thing is you get like one, maybe two shots at predicting the end of the world and when it doesn't happen i'm done with it. they have predicted the end of the world multiple times. >> we could go to another planet if we break this. >> we might want to the way the country going. >> the ball could fly faster out there. >> home run derbies are more exciting. >> i don't think it's climate change, but it's -- you've got garmin, better bats, everything powered by technology and business. not climate change. my final thought. >> more home runs in the agonizingly slow pitching clock. that whole -- >> they sped up the game, they cut the games by like a half hour. >> it's great. >> baseball is long.

i'm for that. >> about the same as football, but for some people think baseball is slower. >> pitch, pitch, you're out. >> hockey goes fast. >> it does. 100%. dance on ice. >> thank you for watching thin credible show. don't forget to dvr, and here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, emily, fox news alert, deadly shooting at a bank in downtown louisville, kentucky. police say four people were killed. the shooter is dead as well. hello, welcome everyone, i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm in for john roberts. calls started coming in about the shooting at the old national bank around 8:30 this morning and officers got on scene in just three minutes. eight other people, including at least two cops, were shot and wounded. >> sandra: louisville police beev