♪♪ >> hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i'm emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner. also joining us today, host of kennedy on foxbusiness, kennedy and fox news contributor raymond arroyo. we begin with stunning new information in the investigations into president biden and his son hunter. top

republicans are demanding the fbi handover internal documents at noon today. a whistleblower claims those documents will show then vice president biden accepted money for policy decisions and we're waiting to learn whether or not the fbi has indeed met this deadline. republicans also announcing explosive new information about the biden family business dealings during a news conference a short time ago. they say information obtained from a subpoena by the biden family, financial documents show that the family received millions of dollars in foreign cash. and reveals that hunter set up more than 20 different companies, 15 of them after his father became the vice president. watch. >> instead of being honest with the american people, president biden is claiming since the 2020 election his family has not received money from china. that was a lie. in 2020, and he continues to lie to the american people now. the

committee is concerned about a complicated, suspicious network of over 20 companies. the bank records show the biden family, their associates and their companies received over $10 million. from foreign nationals and their companies. >> we see that repeated over and over again. siphoning off 30 percent or million dollars to hunter biden, james biden, hallie biden. why she would need that? and unknown biden bank account. the biden family needs to answer for this. and the doj needs to get off its ass and investigate. >> what we're witnessing with the biden family, frankly, is just a web of concealment. of deception. a lot of people would say corruption. let's be very clear: you have this many companies involved in these

velocities of transactions, size of transactions? like my colleagues have said, this is not how normal businesses operate. guys, you in the press, this is easy pickens. i'm giving you pulitzer stuff here. all you have to do is look at our memo and see the level upon detail of which they've created this. it's very, very frustrating. >> wow! there hitting the nail on the head. he said this is not how normal businesses operate. it's a complicated web that only reveals questions of why? and what is behind it? because in real life, as he pointed out with his financial background, it always means you are concealing something. from the creditors, from the irs, from the families and the government. and he says hey, press, i'm serving you up a pulitzer. what next? >> they got pulitzers for the russian doss years that turned out to be fake. two countries, romania and china, both of which the biden family gets payments from. one third is

the payment in each of these incidents that they get. it seems like some ironed out deal. romania is one that's interesting. there are 17 payments made to biden family members. there is not a direct allegation to joe biden yet. but 16 of the 17 payments happened while he was vice president. that's big news. gabriel popovich is the individual who is making these payments, some of which go to hunter biden. gabriel popovich is a corrupt man in romania. this comes as payment five weeks after joe biden has the romanian president to the white house and gives a speech on anticorruption. white house council is saying this proves none of these went to joe biden. so this question still remain. but the suspicion is real. when you have 20 show companies, they get $10 million, some during the vice presidency and some after. it seems like an elaborate shell

game. i thought comer delivered. i was skeptical because there was a lot of build up but i thought he delivered. >> and to kaylee's point, why not just answer directly? and if you want to practice aboveboard transactions, why don't you practice in countries that have standard business practices? those are the questions john levine asked earlier. >> why would you have llcs transferring to other llcs transfer to the biden's? it makes no sense. if this is all aboveboard, legitimate business, why not transfer directly? you'll notice the countries hunter biden did business income at china, hungary, ukraine, he wasn't in countries with good practice standards. >> i thought that was a really important point to make. you're already doing something that is going to raise suspicious activity reports. attention. but then you are going to do a countries that don't have as much legitimacy as a communist nation of china. and the businesses that are allstate owned. i thought it

was fascinating. i thought the number $10 million felt specifically big today. we always hear the biden family, a million this, a million that. when you hear double digit like that and you hear more bank subpoenas are coming, that money trail is undeniable. my dad always said, as someone who did intelligence, who did reconnaissance in the military -- follow the money. because someone will talk. and i thought we got someplace today -- even republican voters have told me -- when you use the word i think, skeptical, at the point that we are in. we hear a lot of talk but we don't see a lot of the receipts or the facts of the evidence. the promise that there is some? it's about to be made public. and there's more coming because more people are anticipated to come out. right? they're going to have to cover. when they do that the one something in return, called immunity. emily, that's how you get people to talk. so how do you

shut up all those people? president biden can barely give a news conference on his own, how is he going to shut people up? >> evidence is now on the table. digging through the shell companies. look, if any of this proves to be connected to joe biden, the biden's own he corleone's an apology. this is a crime unit, as comer said. it's very complicated. my question is nine family members were paid off, including the two grandchildren. what did they do to get in on this grif? >> they have the biden last name. >> or maybe they were running play dates in delaware! somehow they came into this chinese money. ukrainian money. landing in their bank accounts. it's all very curious. we knew this back in 2014, when christopher hines, john carey's

stepson, walked away from hunter biden. he was part of this group, rosemont seneca, that hunter owned. in 2014 he stepped away. when? when hunter biden joined the board of prisma. he saw the problems them. we are now seeing the gross underbelly of all the deals they only had an inkling up. >> so much more to uncover as these questions are raised. again, congressman donald's brought up the velocity of these transactions. in a short amount of time, what is the accounting? it's a complicated confusing arena. they seem to have done an amazing job of being crystal-clear with all the red flags and what exactly they need further from the fbi and more to connect the final dots. >> isn't this what federal prosecutors are supposed to do? isn't this what federal guesser gators are supposed to do? why are we leaving it up to congressional committees? obviously, these suspicious activity reports had been launched by the banks from the time joe biden was vice

president. so this was known to government officials. there were people within the obama administration who were also raising alarm bells because so much of this look bad. so why were people putting this together? yes, you have to continuously be adding people and entities to this in order to launder money. because you can never have too much money going to one place at any one time. you've already reached a threshold of suspicion. that's why you start diluting it. you had the kids, other people with the same family name. because they're the only ones who can be trusted. we are enriching ourselves as a clan. we are in this together. us against the world. that gets people to behave. because who doesn't love free money? the problem with your dad as president? the bar for impeachment is much, much lower. so it's much easier because we've been through it twice. >> the democrats lowered it. >> exactly right. they know that. now republicans are in

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>> fox news alert. homeland security secretary alejandro mallorca speaking a short time ago on current situation is the

outcome of congress leaving a broken outdated system in place for over two decades, despite unanimous agreement that we desperately need legislative reform. it is also the result of congress's decision not to provide us with the resources we need and that we requested. >> i seem to recall republicans having a bill to vote on the house. but will throw that out the window. while the administration is trying to dodge any responsibility with what we are seeing on the border with our own eyes, mayorkas is trying to convince us that dhs is prepared to manage the migrants rushing to the us. and weed out dangerous smugglers. >> we will cut the smugglers out. we will reach qualifying individuals where they are and provide them with a safe and orderly pathway. if they arrive at our southern border, they will meet consequences. we

urge migrants, once again, not to believe the smugglers who are lying to them solely to make a profit. we are building lawful pathways for you to come to the united states. do not place your life and your life savings in the hands of ruthless organizations. >> completely empty talk. nbc out with this headline -- biden administration plans to order the release of migrants into the us with no way to track them. the biden administration began releasing migrants without court dates to alleviate crowding in march 2021 but previously enrolled these migrants in a program known as alternatives to detention, which required them to check in on a mobile app until they were given a court date. the new policy would release them on parole with the notice to report to an immigrations and customs reporting office. i dhs

spokesperson says it only applies to those who have been vetted. does that make you feel comfort? >> oh, yeah. in the mobile app, you swipe left you get to stay in the country. swipe right, you get to stay in the country. it's ridiculous. they had no strategy. as you know, the trunk policies were working. biden not only campaigned against but he uprooted once he took office. now he is furiously trying to but that policy back into place. coordinating with the mexicans trying to keep people in those countries, rather than coming here to seek asylum in mexico. he starting to look awfully mega, mega, mega extremist here to me. on the other hand, impracticality, when you talk to border agents, they are overwhelmed. they say they are turning us into fast past

processors. get people into the country, parole dates, tracking them. that's into dental. this is a natural security threat like the hunter biden story reported a moment ago. this is national security in peril. we have to look closely and stop this invasion. >> this all played out during your our, harris? >> yeah. first of all, national security is not their gift. it did. it spent 840 days with this president. it didn't take long, did it? i think it only took a week before he flipped the switch. title 42 expires in about 35 hours from now. so don't risk your life trusting the smugglers. don't come basically was his message. kamala harris said that two years ago and they made her choke on those words and take them back, this administration. by the way, he says the end of title 42 does not mean an open border. no, because it is already open. so then he blames congress. congress will take some time to fix it. how do we know? they been working on it for 40 years. they don't want to do this. nobody wants to deal with it. so what can the president do? he could fight

hard to learn what title 8 is since he has mistakenly said title 9 more than once. he could fight that. but this campaign? this really got me from mayorkas. we have a new digital campaign in central and south america. that's really going to work. my guess last hour, the vp of the border union says most of the people are coming from villages. they don't have wi-fi or internet connection. that's why the apps aren't working for them until they get to the border. he said so what do you do for those people? they don't have anything but to listen to the smugglers and cartels. they are not going to get the digital messaging about don't come right now. by the way, what is the date they can start coming again? they don't know that! so they will keep flowing. >> record high crossings 10,000 a day, 28,000 being held in cp control. a lot of record highs. >> that's right. keep in mind the new policies which are

obviously too little too late and a week back speak, they still have carveouts. there are still -- they are still in incentivizing unaccompanied migrants. migrants to articulate certain circumstances that would render them exempt from the new criteria. i don't see this stymieing the flow. i see this as -- talking point from the left. if you say this mirrors something that we heard a few years ago, they would say absolutely not. this is so different. it's too little,

too late. this is like after you have a couple heart attacks. you say now i'm going to eat a salad. it's too late. for two years the entire system has been the most open southern border withoutthem acknowledging the crisis. mayorkas had time to go to a hockey game last month but i guess he didn't have time to acknowledge this crisis earlier. the vp campaign on fixing the broken immigration system. they had the house the senate and the presidency. what happened? nothing. so this lipservice , to me, is nothing but cruel and nothing but a joke. >> kennedy, washington examiner, border patrol headquarters in dc has given its nine chiefs on the southern border permission to conduct street releases due to overcrowding at facilities. this would mean not turning over to ngos by driving people onto the street. >> that's great. so they are creating hordes of homeless people. there's not enough room for them in cvp custody. they will essentially be sent to cities that are already overrun and can't take care of american citizens who are also struggling. you know, places like new york city, which is a sanctuary city, has had please stop buzzing people here. we cannot support them. so at

some point, the math has to dictate that this problem has to be fixed. i think it's really rich that secretary mayorkas is saying you know, now, after 2 and a half years, oh, this is a legislative fix that we need. congress desperately needs to step in. why didn't they do that in 2010? why didn't they do that in 2021? they could have fixed it. they could have gotten a consensus within their own caucus. the president would have signed it immediately. that didn't happen. so now here we are. of course when you are out of power that's when you say oh, gosh, i wish we could've fixed it. but these darn republicans -- that is such empty and inhumane talk. again, shame on them for letting it get to this point. >> they could have a bill passed by the house. so -- hate. all right, coming up, governor newsom response to recommendations from california's reparation task force. it may surprise you.

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>> reparations. money. gaining traction among activists and california but not backing necessarily of the state's democratic governor, gavin newsom. the states reparation board approved a plan that would give up to $1.2 million to eligible black residents. and it would issue a formal apology for slavery. that plan could cost an estimated $800 billion. does california have it? no! that's more than 2 and a half times the state's annual budget. however, governor newsom is now refusing to endorse those massive handouts. telling fox news digital, here's a quote: "dealing with that legacy is about more than cash payment."

instead he's focus on investing billions to rule out disparities and improve equity in housing, education, healthcare and well beyond. so it took this moment for him to get there and stamina do my job. not just for blacks in that state, do it for everybody. >> yes, he has been intentionally silent. now the statement is intentionally vague. some is like he wants one foot in and one foot out to see if the legislature does. he does because he has a budget shortfall of millions of dollars. a massive deficit. this is not a clear endorsement of cash payments. absolutely. but it is also not a clear signal that he is going to ignore them and say i'm not doing it. perhaps, here's why. because there is pressure on him using executive action. one legislator said it's too little. another one to increase the amount from 640 billion to 800 billion. so i think he's looking at this like what do i do with this? >> emily you see it differently? >> so i took it as -- i agree with you -- deliberately vague. he's preserving his spot to say

oh no, i supported this the whole time. you know? >> when you need black voters? >> yeah. >> keep in mind vice president harris who shares a donor base with him where they come from the same political foundation and california. she has stated she is for reparations. he went on to say basically a bunch of mealymouthed -- you can interpret it either way. it says i look forward to a continued partnership to advance some changes to ensure inclusive and equitable future for california. bolstering resources to address hate. and acting sweet being reforms. he's using all the touchtone burbage without actually enacting or citing specific policy that has uplifted anyone and color of that state. because the whole state is sinking. i think he is carving out a position for himself to say no, i totally supported it. this just isn't the best way

because he knows he can afford it. >> kennedy, didn't he start this party? >> very much so. but you look at this when he was the mayor of san francisco. all you have to do is talk to some of the chinese-americans whose ancestors were targeted for all sorts of unspeakable harassment . and essentially, given work projects that amounted to death. it's like, where does it end? and can the state support that? can it support the sins that have existed for generations? >> that's an interesting question. i know i was reading there was at least one japanese family among those who were in favor of reparations. i mean, again, if you create a high tide, emily, you lift up everybody. fix the economy in california. >> ava $22 billion deficit. >> how on earth are they going to a 40 $800 billion? does that mean if i moved to california now, that i will be

eligible for payments? >> and what is an eligible black person? >> the board is suggesting a genealogical review. imagine what that cost. >> like dna? >> i guess. though have a genealogical board try to trace your ancestry to a slave. >> and if you are biracial? i mean, i'vegot lots of questions! >> what if you have somebody way down the line? and they may have blacked dna three generations ago? i don't know ! where do you draw the line? and as kennedy mentioned, asian americans suffered horrible indignities. irish, catholics. sicilians. they suffered horribly when they came. america is about the promise of today, not the imperfections of the past. with the focus on that, provide that opportunity

for everybody. but drawing genealogical lines -- you are in, you are out? were going to pay reparations? this is madness and not the american way. >> i want to go back to what you started with, the idea of vagueness. because if you could do all of what raymond said, you wouldn't have to be vague about this. >> exactly right. i never quite heard it put that way, raymond. i thought that was really powerful. he said the promise of today, the american dream of today. let's fix today and not look to the past to provide cash payments. the vast americans are against it i think in the tune of 70 percent. >> earn more pay more -- in parking tickets. democratic run new york city now wants to make parking fines proportional to the income that you have. can't make it up! ♪♪

>> new york city is considering a plan that ties parking tickets to a person's income. the democrat councilman behind the proposal says fines should be high enough to discourage violators. and that finding everybody the same is quote winking at the rich. the details are still being worked out. but if it were to pass, the city would decide how much drivers would pay and what the sliding scale would look like. other united states cities have tried similar programs, but none currently on the books. you mean they did it surreptitiously? although countries in europe and latin america have programs like this. emily. >> okay. when i saw this, my mind blew up even more than it already does every time i open

the newspaper and see what proposed laws are occurring in the democratic states. that is preposterous! so you are telling me that if somebody parks illegally, they are then going to be researched because our tax dollars by the way are paying the salary of the person looking it up, and that person is on the hook for more? what happens to no person is above the law? all citizens are equal? and include in this analysis a bill that essentially says your bill would also be incumbent on your income. and the disparity by the way is five times. so the lowest amount paid is -- there's five times more of the discrepancy. does that make sense? >> it does. part of the reason for that is if you can find out who can put solar on the roof or by an electric car. people who are wealthy or might use a little bit less electricity of what you are saying? >> usages hardy factored in.

the whole point is usages accounted for. this is just based on income. you be penalized to the tune of five times more of what you make at the bank. >> the same amount of electricity would cost me more than somebody down the block? >> that's what biden wants to do with mortgages. >> this is penalizing americans success. it's unjust and un-american. think about it this way: what if we reverse the math and said i have a restaurant, but the only people allowed in the restaurant are those who meet my income strata? so if you make less than $100,000 a year you can come into my restaurant. that is unjust! it's discriminatory. >> they are doing it in college as well. their passing the bill onto people who can afford it who don't qualify for loans. so you pay much more for college and it is distant this incentivizing people. driving in the city, i drive my daughter to dance. it's like grand theft auto. it's unbelievable. i swear so much when i am driving, i'm constantly apologizing to my daughter. but you aren't seeing bentleys double parked. the

problem is it irresponsible rich people. it's the fact that none of these laws that are supposed to be equally applied are being enforced at all. yeah, i'm a loosey-goosey libertarian. until it comes to things like the inability to freely associate in a city because people are not following the rules. targeting just rich people? it doesn't make anything better. sex i always think, like biden's mortgage plan, and we know what that means. if you have done the right thing with your credit, you've got good credit scores, you actually would have to pay more now to get a mortgage than somebody who has really bad credit. so kennedy, just what you said -- you can make up the difference. it is an attack on success and it is an absolute attack on the american dream. in this country you can go from having nothing to rising. it is the american dream in a target ring. >> it is a completely perverse incentive. and it has the tax base in new york depleted so

much because everybody has fled to florida. i love the backstory. there's a democratic councilman in brooklyn who propose this idea. apparently it came about because he heard of someone who had built an illegal driveway and drove through concrete on the sidewalk. he heard about this person. the person did because they said it's easier to pay the fines than paper parking spots. this one person gave him the idea. so thank you mr. or ms. whoever, because now we will all suffer for your legal driveway. >> a quick question: never i see something like this, again with biden's mortgage or the parking a new york city, it always makes me wonder why flex like this? what's the benefit of a lot like this? >> make it the same if you are a man of the people. and making it fair for everybody. but most of all, and punishing the wealthy because there are fewer of them. that's what this is really about. >> who was going to pay for the city?

>> that is a key point. once you start rationing water and electricity? the move somewhere else. i hope the homeless can pay their electric and utility bills. >> i have to say, i walked the streets of new york every day. all the parking tickets i see are on the fedex and ups trucks. the city is trying to claw income from any way they can. it breaks my heart. they are just doing their jobs. the whole thing is a joke. it's misguided. it's not gonna work. just shows all the democrat-led cities are broke so they are trying to find money anyway they can. >> coming up, one actor speaks out about which he describes as the push to make men less masculine and women less feminine. next. ♪♪

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senator of montana, join us to react live to the president's remarks. so where does this all go from here? we will debate. come join us live at the top of the hour. ♪♪ >> hollywood actresses calling out which he describes as the push to make men less masculine and women less feminine. evangeline lily asking this question on social media, quote, "why are we owning applying g masculinity and women and vandalizing it in men? and why are we only applauding femininity in men and debasing it in women? why can't we just allow for all of it? why do we feel the need to vilify a man wearing boots, driving a pickup truck, who is not afraid to punch someone in the face? what if they were a

woman, they'd be the epitome of cool? why is a man who loves makeup, cries easily and stays at home to tend to the domestic responsibilities valiant? but a woman who does the same, pathetic?" kennedy, what are your thoughts on that? >> i do often cry while i'm doing the dishes at home. i think it's very, very brave of me. yeah, i think there is something to this. we haven't quite figured out where we are. i think our barometer might be a little bit off, culturally. i think she is right. there is room for all of it. stop trying to force people, whatever gender they are, to be your one thing that you feel is appropriate for them and let people decide for themselves. >> what you make of it? >> first of all, she's a very thoughtful person. she has written children's book. she's actually far behind he marvel superhero that she place. i think it's an important cry to nature. to say wait, there's a natural state of being here.

men are a certain way, women are certain way. it doesn't mean those lines don't get blurred. but we need to appreciate that, validate that. i love her cry for charity, embrace democracy and understanding. i think we need all that in conversations. good on her. >> i wonder what it's like to live in hollywood.? >> she lives in canada. >> you know, i'm kind of -- i don't know. i'm just sort of at that place where -- we have to have this conversation about which lane people are choosing every single day of our lives? or can we just live? can we just live? can we take care of each other? can we be more loving? can we not have as much road rage? can we not kill people in the subways? it's such a violent society right now. whatever it takes

to make peace would be a blessing. i pray, personally. >> and to that point, these questions she is asking, it's particularly apt when put against the landscape of hollywood. >> i'm surprised she hasn't been canceled for saying this. oftentimes, it's people of faith who are derided in hollywood. people with a conservative viewpoint. i applaud her for making this assessment. i think it's spot on. i do also applaud her. she took a stand against vaccine mandates, which was really interesting. there was rumor i guess that disney would cancel her or marvel. neither did. marvel called her and said just see you know, there have been rumors about marvel ditching you. that didn't come from us. ignore that. so i applaud her for taking the bold stances, perhaps at the risk of her career. but she hasn't been canceled. >> what you make of the argument that allowed biological women putting on address and adopting sentiments that people equate with being feminine, that does not make

you a woman but in the manufacture landscape it all of a sudden does? >> i think that's what she is speaking to. evangeline lily is basically saying we have to validate and appreciate the reality of amanda dunn man and a woman. it's up to men or women to be offended of bits of them are being hijacked by other people. men have to say no, you are not a man. i'm a man. you may assume to be so, but this is what manhood means. women have the right to say the same thing. i think that's what she is saying. it's actually quite provocative from an actress at this level. she's done independent films, major blockbusters. she is actually a big deal. >> kayleigh made a good point, surprised she hasn't been canceled. >> more outnumbered in just a moment. ♪♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money,

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>> i've never had this beer, but i'm going to get it. >> i've will it a lot. and seek out, everyone, it's great, america's oldest brewery but a ton of beer companies out there founded by veterans that the proceeds support veterans communities, nonprofits, pay it forward with beer, old armor beer company in north carolina, cider core in north carolina, and other brewing companies, when you choose what you are drinking, buying it at the supermarket spend the extra step what you are supporting and standing for. >> good marketing given the bud light situation. >> that's how you succeed in business. you find the holes in the marketplace, bud light and anheuser busch have lost a lot of customers, easy fix, they had the art, the cans ready to go

into production, people were looking for an alternative and they are like hey, you know, we have one for you. and it's actually a very solid marketing move from them but authentic, they had done this before and were repeating a recipe for success. make gluten-free beer, thank you. >> maybe bud light should hire their marketing director, steal him away. >> i'm saddened we are fighting a culture war on beer cans but budweiser kind of started this and every other manufacturer has to compete in the marketplace. kennedy is right. you find an opening in the market, patriotism was not represented properly and god knows anything that helps our vets, that's a good day. so i'm glad they are doing it. >> i wonder if bud light can recover, full bud light shelves everywhere posted on twitter. >> it is kind of eye opening anheuser busch would try to separate themselves from what's happened at bud light. i find that fascinating they are not operating as a team.

that was one of their premiere brands. i believe in america everybody can come back from something but kennedy is right, in the gap, you know, lots of people -- >> long-term alternative for a lot of beer fans. >> it's a shame. i love bud light platinum, everyone laughs at me, but it is very good. sorry. all right, and be sure to tune in tonight. i'm hosting fox news tonight all week at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. a little about what we are doing tonight, you saw the explosive press conference, we have jim jordan and jonathan turley, jim will take us further than the 9:00 a.m. hour. chad wolf, i worked with him, he will respond to mayorkas, excited to get his critique of the new rules. mike lawler, and a republican congressman decided to go with biden to the event, mike lawler exclusive reaction after the event where biden will be deriding republicans, apparently and the one i'm excited about most, emily, the jesus

revolution movie, pastor greg laurie, had dinner with him. so excited to talk to him. we have read his tweets on the show in the wake of the tragic shooting in nashville. he's coming on. it will be a great message of faith and hope to cap off a grim news cycle today. thanks to everyone. don't forget to dvr the show. now here is "america reports." >> speaker mccarthy offered a very different way forward. he's proposed deep cuts that i believe are going to hurt american families. >> came back to the president and i said do you not believe that there's any money being spent in government that's wasteful? >> fbi, dea, border patrol, 100,000 teachers, and supporse . there would be 30 million fewery we cut veterans, it's a lie. >> sandra: any moment now president biden is set to speak on the looming debt ceiling deadline. he has just landed in new york and will be speaking shortly. he is expected to take direct