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i believe the next american century starts today. [cheers and applause] >> [crowd chanting "tim scott"] ♪ ♪ >> harris: senator tim scott officially announcing his run for presidency in north charleston, south carolina as he put it. he wanted everybody to know what his hometown was. and you see it from earlier, francis scott with him. that's his mom. she was one of the first people

he brought out on stage. it was almost an hour of hearing from him. and there were some technical difficulties along the way too. at one point we thought our audio and all technical stuff had gone down in the studio as i was moving from "the faulkner focus" to the "outnumbered"'s couch, a few minutes ago, but it was him. then he tried these different microphones to see if anybody could pick up the sound of his voice. it got very quiet from there in north charleston, south carolina, and then more of his rousing speech. this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, joining us fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson marie harf and fox news contributor and former utah congressman jason chaffetz. kaylee, almost an hour of this, and some stops and starts where he had people coming up with him and he wanted people to see his mother with the long-term family friend to show that the racial divide can be united.

the microphones went out, they came back on. he never lost a beat screaming "let's go." >> kayleigh: what a powerful authentic unifying voice in our country and i say our country, because you don't hear this message on the left. you don't hear this message on the right. it was optimistic. you hear tenors of fate throughout other candidates, but that's a centrality of the message. how beautiful were his words, my father chose patriotism over a pity, i'm showing it's the land of opportunity, not the land of oppression. we need to have compassion for those who disagree with us, can trust with joe biden. the vaccinated have a right to be angry at the unvaccinated. if you oppose voting laws you are segregationist, maga republicans are a clear and present danger, that message beats joe biden, what you just saw beats joe biden every day the week without trying. i believe when he said can somebody say an "amen" there were a lot of people saying

"amen, senator scott." >> harris: you have known tim scott for years, what was going through your mind? i was watching you watch that. >> jason: i'm just so proud of tim scott. i knew him when he got elected to the house of representatives, he ran for the senate breaking all kinds of barriers, he is the real deal. i bet i have been to dinner with him i don't know, a hundred plus times. this is core to who he is. his belief in god, his belief in the bible. his belief in jesus christ, when he starts talking about those things, he is doing that from memory. he does that because he knows it to its core, but he is an inspirational figure. you go back and read his book coming have is history. his accident as a teenager that he had to recover from, i mean, he has sold insurance, he worked at amway, that guy has pulled himself up by the bootstraps and become a 10-year senator. i think that his message resonates. i do think this is one of the biggest threats to the democratic message. i believe that.

and i think that he is a messenger that carries one of hope and vision. >> harris: a redemption story, america, talk about us book. i recently read that and so as he said to the audience, he said, look, a lot of you already know the story. i'm going to tell it again. and he told it like he never told it before and even you are saying i've heard this before, but i don't know. it has a little something on it. but that last part you just said about the democrats being worried, i have to say, i am a little shocked that this was not game-out in terms of the research when they toyed with new hampshire to put south carolina first, not only do you take on two republican declared candidates, but a black man in the south who has a lot of support based on the politically neutral things that he says like loving god, loving country, service, military service, and those things that patriotically unite us all, do

you think there was a mistake? your side is bleeding right now, 90-50 percent in the last news poll. >> i don't think it's whether tim scott can beat joe biden, that was a remarkable speech and remarkable event when he talked about talking to people we disagree with, the question is not whether he can beat joe biden, it's whether he can be donald trump. that is a very different message than to get from the front runner by far. the front runner in the republican party is donald trump in every single pole by double digits, tim scott has a great story, he has been building support quietly especially among his senate and house committee, he does not have a great name recognition, so i think he is going to iowa and new hampshire in trying to build up his ground game in those early states, but the question for me is whether in today's republican party, which i'm certainly not an expert on, jason is much more of an expert than i am, i am doubtful that he can break through in a party that is still feeling like they want the red meat from donald trump and not

this. we will see in the polls that come after this announcement, but i am doubtful about that at this moment in the republican party. >> harris: you want to take a total dodge on the idea that the candidate moved up a primary? and it just got a lot tougher, should this play out? >> marie: i think that this is an inside d.c. game here, and the broader coalition of democratic voters across the country, iowa gave up its ability to be the person in the nation after last time. but i really think that new hampshire is an incredibly important state for democrats. >> harris: they do too, the name is not on the ballot. >> marie: we can't forget about new hampshire. >> harris: before i come to you, emily, i want to go to this, because i can't wait to get your reaction, the senator talked about his family in particular his grandfather and some of the nuggets of wisdom, watch this. >> my grandfather lived long

enough to watch his grandson pick out a seat in congress. [cheers and applause] dad's doubts the evolution of the country we live in. my family went from cotton to congress in his lifetime. [cheers and applause] >> harris: he went on to say that from a broken man to a broken home look at where he has gotten. i mean, it was such an amazing section. some of it not new, but some of it new. >> emily: i was riveted that entire time, harris, and what a breath of fresh air senator scott is. what a cool drink of water on a hot summer day that speech was. the intellect, the faith filled tenor, the compelling life story that shows the fact that he has absolutely overcame, overcome adversity and circumstances that

statistically might brand him a victim, but as he said multiple times, not how he was raised, he was a victor in that household and now standing before us as a senator and a presidential candidate, i am struck as well xs and os underscore in marie said earlier as we understand he has this impressive work, $2200 quietly garnering support center, but naturally polling add about 2 percent is really not a lot of national recognition and a note as someone who has been respecting him and enjoying his presence both in person at events that we have spoken at together and to just an amazing guy he is. what a stand-up conservative, a consistent man of god. my point is that well that message to resignation? the reagan conservatism is the party. will they respond to that versus the populism? and he will not come out swinging. he will come out gently, firmly, strongly representing those ideals spread he says my brand of conservatism, so the question

remains for the primaries the response. but i for one think that that is a breath of fresh air. >> harris: that is so interesting, because there has been criticism that even ronald reagan could not win today and politics. >> jason: to marie's point, i agree with her, there are two races, one is the primary. a donald trump is way, way out in front. feels like he is lapping people at this point. >> harris: he is lapping people. >> jason: but to get to the nomination coming really have to run the gauntlet, it's really tough thing to do. can somebody like tim scott breakthrough who does not have the type of name recognition? i think this is who they want to be, can they actually get there? i think that it's interesting to see if he can get it. >> harris: i don't know if there is a personality that they want? they want to win. >> emily: >> kayleigh: donald trump has 36.5 lead.

that is the lead, yes, there is no denying that donald trump is a front runner right now. but there are some intangibles here. scott's campaign would tell you we are banking on debate night, 20 million viewers here on the fox news channel, we will likely have -- >> harris: does he show up for that? >> kayleigh: i think he does paired my former boss never spoiled from a fight, but today will make the case about electability, fighting is good, but winning is better. they will make that case on the debate stage. he can win a general election and then finally they will say we are going to win state-by-state. ron desantis is saying i have 37 congressional endorsements in iowa, that's more than ted cruz who had 13, tim scott saying i'm going to pick up south carolina. can you do it? it's a heavy lift against donald trump, these are the arguments. >> harris: well i feel like it has been going for quite some time and it picks up, but potentially ron desantis in the next few days will declare, we don't know exactly, there are others on that list. we will cover at all.

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: florida governor ron desantis is expected to announce his presidential campaign this week and i guess spouses are now fair game, the media is taking aim at his wife casey, a new article being called a sexist hit piece as it makes the unflattering comparison between her and shakespeare's lady macbeth.

that piece reads this and impart to. neither the funding caricature she has made out to be in conservative and even at times mainstream media, nor a shakespearean villain. she might well be a bit of both. she can ameliorate some of the effects of the encode and seek great cities, and also accentuate even exacerbate his hubris and his paranoia and his faulty ambition, because those are all traits that they share. disgusting, and accurate, totally false, but totally expected from the liberal media, jason, take a look at the timing of this. it always seems to me a hit piece comes after a republican announces something positive. so here we go, thursday, last thursday, "wall street journal," ron desantis set to launch 2024 presidential bid next week. next day, friday, the casey desantis problem, the greatest asset and liability, reminding me, looking at the dates on this next one, tim scott, tim scott april 22nd, 2021, usa today,

tim scott picked to deliver republican response to president biden's first address to congress one day later, run, and in some ways this is good news to the ron desantis cam, it means you are being effective and they are afraid of you. it is absolutely top to bottom wrong to go after casey desantis. and sat on the team, i know her, she is a cancer survivor, beautiful woman, mother of two. nothing but an asset. and shame on the media for coming after the family so quickly. that is the disgusting underbelly, the ever do this to the democrats? oh, no, no. >> marie: yes, yes they did.

michelle obama, i'm sorry, like did we sleep through the eight years of obama where conservative media said the most awful racist sexist things about michelle obama? i don't think any of this should be said. i think women in politics especially spouses are held to a standard that is sexist and unfair and not fair game on either side, but i live through an administration that i worked and where michelle obama was subject to horrific things about her. >> kayleigh: let's compare apples and apples here, this is politico, same outlet, lady macbeth, same comparison, here's what they had to say, th lady me the attacks on joe biden and john fetterman's life have mostly been attacks on the candidates, then a reinforcement of traditional gender roles, they go on, same ally, sing comparison, but the defend the democrat first ladies. >> harris: i wish we let the rest play, the idea that a woman being ambitious, because i was part of that as well is worth taking a peek out.

if you were alongside your spouse and they are running for anything, you are with them. and they paint women often times who stand -- i'm sure hillary clinton could talk about this too as somebody who is overambitious herod and i watched clips of a live event they did over the weekend. and i heard the nearly declared, we don't know what he will do in the next few days, but let's call them that. have to say some people don't like us, some people hate us because they we love each other. it is incredibly sad that somebody would have to stand up and defend not just their love for their spouse, but love in general! like a love is bad? like who has such a hate against peace and happiness and oh, i do remember who that might be, and i don't mean to look at you, marie, but there seems to be a little less joy on your side of the aisle when it comes to that sort of thing. why go after her? and with all of the experience that you are talking about with

michelle obama, why not rise then and not do it to the other side? i mean, what about that high tide raises all boats? i believe you when you say you felt all of that. i'm sure many democrats did. maybe even michelle obama felt it to, but i thought when they go low, you rise, you go high, didn't she say that? >> marie: i know that everyone thinks politico is a democratic outlet, but i don't think joe biden -- >> harris: you don't think that this is an attack because they are conservative? >> marie: and this is not all but donald trump come i hate doing that, you know i am not always, but donald trump, he is the leading candidate on the republican side and he traffics in these misogynist sexist tropes about women including democratic women, so i am not to trying to deflect blame from this attack, i don't think this is appropriate. i don't think this is fair to casey desantis. but let's just say that our politics is disgusting, women get the worst of it and we should call it out when whoever

does it. >> kayleigh: but it is specifically conservative women, if you have different data, let me know, but politico goes on and says, and the desantis political project, it's uncommonly evolved, they said that they cited 60, this was 60 or more sources, hundreds of interviews over the last few weeks, so this just casually emerges after hundreds of interviews over six weeks. this is a hit job, democrat women just don't get it. >> emily: it is misogynistic and absolutely appalling, i'm glad that you called it sexist, because it absolutely is and where's the outrage from the feminist? where's the outrage from those numbness on the left. >> marie: i am outraged. >> harris: 1 out of 10000000. >> emily: because in reading this article, it's pushing her to take a more traditional role, contrast that with hillary clinton bike becoming secretary of state. so for some reason casey desantis is supposed to smile and look pretty and stand in the

background? this entire tenor is appalling. it is patently unacceptable and i just say, casey if you are listening, you know that your favor is surrounding you, it is guarding your heart and you also know that the door of opportunity comes with it a ton of adversaries and what i feel here is that you said it is par for the course in politics, something positive happens in a hit piece comes out, when there are blessings abound in the enemy comes out talking, so ignore this, it is despicable, we support you. >> kayleigh: well said, emily compagno. a high school track star gives a thumbs down after she is pushed out of the state championships by a transgender competitor. that's the story next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dy. there's no reason to keep struggling. inspire.

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>> harris: the man accused of stabbing and killing those four idaho college students in their home off campus. he appeared in court just moments ago. he has just pleaded not guilty to four counts of first-degree murder and burglary charges. now that he has entered a plea, a 60-day countdown begins for prosecutors to formally file their intent to seek the death penalty in this case. the defense team hired attorney alyssa math a half to their team who is certified in these cases. a criminology and criminal justice graduate student at the nearby washington state university is accused of entering the off campus home near the university of idaho. he is accused of killing and leaving one of the bloodiest scenes behind local police and even national feds had ever

seen. accused of killing kaylee gun call this, madison mogen, zanuck or nodal, and ethan shape it, two other students were also home at the time, but survived. emily. >> emily: of this is what i want viewers to understand, this procedurally means it was a higher standard of evidence that was required to get to this point by the grand jury. so what that means it's rather than having his defense team essentially rebuffed with a lower standard of evidence presented by a law enforcement when they initially arrested and charged him, now this will proceed off the basis of the grand jury indictment. it makes it a little bit more ironclad. >> harris: there was a lot of information at the beginning we were covering and it was all over the place and they were putting together a case in bursar was targeted, then it wasn't, then it wasn't random, at this, lad, the other. we talked about on the couch how you hold, because they had to answer so many questions as investigators to put this case together. what do you anticipate in terms

of what this case will look like when it is laid out? >> you mean whether or not there will be a gag order? i think it depends on the level of transparency that this court wants to share with the rest of the united states. i would not be surprised if a gag order was in fact levied, but also would not be surprised if it was not here in the interest of such national interest and i have to point out as well given the tenant and emphasis on the death penalty eligibility in this moment, remember that if he had allegedly committed these horrific crimes just 8 miles west, then there would not be a death penalty on the table, but because these were committed in the state of idaho and not the state of washington, that makes the death penalty in eligibility and also gives him a leveraged tool, it gives both sides a leverage tool to use that he can say, allegedly all plead guilty, if you take that off the table, so prosecutors can say we don't take it off the table and we are proceeding to trial.

so there is a big impact, big elephant that they have with this. >> harris: and one last one in terms of the indictment today when you mention the gag order, but just take us into this whole process in the next 60 days. >> emily: we will be waiting for the child to be set in any type appearing to emerge out of left field essentially if there is some motion filed, likely by defense at this point it should be roads and the next thing we should hear is again the trial date or some type of pretrial motion hearing date. >> kayleigh: i just want to highlight the addition of the attorney, she apparently is a top criminal defense attorney in ohio idaho. she is very good at what she did, ironically the same school as of four victims but actually overturned a conviction for attempted murder and kidnapping on an individual who was on "america's most wanted." got that overturned. this is a high-powered offense defensive tourney but i have to imagine we only know a sliver of evidence against him that there

is a lot to overcome, and the great police work, following him, pulling him over once and twice in a different state, really excellent police work. >> harris: that new attorney on the team also specializes as i had saidof idaho. but because that is in play, it's also interesting. yes, high-powered, winning, all of those things, but also a specialist in fighting death penalty cases, so we will see if that plays a role. all right, brian kohberger in court today, you know the news, brittney griner's coach is baffled over why there was not a sold-out crowd for her return to the court. we'll get into it next. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small,

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>> harris: we had just brought you from idaho the courtroom announcements and results, but let's watch this, this is bryan kohberger accused of murdering those four college students at the idaho university. >> also that team is ingrid beatty, and both from the idaho attorney general's office. if you don't know me, i'm the district judge and i will be presiding over this case. so mr. bryan kohberger, you have already learned a lot of what i am going to tell you that your initial appearance, but i will repeat it to you, because it is important and i want to remind you of these issues.

so i will briefly cover your rights, the charges against you, and the maximum penalties if you are found guilty or if you plead guilty. so we will start with the rights. you have a constitutional right to have an attorney represent you throughout these proceedings, if you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one could be appointed at the public expense. taylor and her team has been appointed to, but so that is taken care of, you have a right to a public trial for the state required with every element, each charged against you beyond a reasonable doubt. at that trial you would have the right to cross-examine the witness is called against you. that means to see where it is requested, to call witnesses to testify for you. and if you choose to come in to testify in your own defense. you are not required to testify, because you also have the right

of silence. that right is protected under the idaho constitution, so you can remain silent throughout these court proceedings and that can't be held against you in any way. what you do need to remember though is that anything you do say other than to your lawyers could be used against you at a later time in a court proceeding, do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> okay, thank you. you also have the right to appeal any final decision in court in order to exercise that right you need to follow the appeal within 42 days of that final precision where the right is waived, also if you are not a united states citizen, any guilt in the state could have adverse consequences to your legal status, do you understand these rights? >> yes. >> any questions about the rights? >> no. >> all right, thank you

mr. kohberger. so let's go to the indictment. you have a copy of the indictment in front of you? >> yes. >> thank you. and you see your name there, is that your correctly spelled complete name? >> yes, it is. >> is that the correct birthdate underneath your name? >> yes. >> are those that cracked last four digits of your social security number? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. all right, i am going to read to you what the charges on the indictment. starting with counts one, burglary as a felony other under 1403. this alleges that you honor about november 132022 in the state of idaho did enter a residence located at 1122 cain

road moscow with the attempt to commit a felony crime of murder. count two, murder and first-degree, that was a felony under section 18 -- 4001, 4002, 4003, and 4004. this alleges that to you on or about november 14th 2022 in the state of idaho did unlawfully, deliberately with premeditation and with malice and forethought kill and murder a human being by stabbing madison mogen from which she died. count 3, murder in the first degree, a felony under idaho code section 18 -- 4001 -- 4002 -- 4003 and 4004.

this alleges that you on or about november 132022 and the county state domain state of idaho did willfully unlawfully, with premeditation and malice and forethought kill and murder kayla can solve it is, a human being by stabbing from when she died. count 4, murder in the first degree, a felony under idaho section 18 -- 4001, 4003-4004, on or about november 152022 in the state of idaho dated unlawfully it deliberately with premeditation and malice and forethought kill and murder dana kern ertl, this is hard. i am sorry.

a human being by stabbing for which she died. count five, murder and first-degree, this is a felony under idaho code section 4001, 4002, 4003, 4004. this alleges that to you on or about november 132022 in the county state of idaho did willfully, unlawfully, deliberately with premeditation and malice of forethought kill and murder you can chafe in, a human being by stabbing ethan chief and for which he died. this is signed on may 162023 by the presiding grand jury. so now i am going to go to the maximum penalties of each charge

starting with counts 1, burglary, minimum of one year and up to ten years presented, the fine of $50,000 for fine and imprisonment, and resulting in the crime. for counts 2, 3, 4, and 5, murder and first-degree, the maximum penalties life in prison or the death penalty. up to $50,000 for life in prison with the death penalty, restitution for the victim's economic losses resulting in the prime, also an additional up to $5,000 directly to the victims families. if you are found guilty or plead guilty on each charge in the maximum sentence in this is one

right after the other, you could be facing ten years in prison followed by four consecutive life sentences or death penalties, fines of up to $200,000.20000 to be paid directly to the families with any restitution resulting from your crimes. okay mr. kohberger, do you understand the charge in co count 1? do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> do you understand the charge in count 2, murder in the first degree? >> yes. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> do you understand the charge of count 3, murder in the first degree? >> yes.

>> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> do you understand count 4, murder in the first degree? >> yes. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> do you understand count 5, murder in the first degree? >> yes. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> and ms. taylor, is mr. kohberger ready to plead to the charges? because mr. kohberger is standing silent, i will enter the not guilty on each charge count 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. at this juncture the state has 60 days to give notice of an intention to receive the death penalty, and there is also a constitutional statutory right to a trial. so let's start with you, ms. taylor, and mr. thompson to

discuss scheduling. >> your honor, we ask the court to set the trial at the very outside of the speedy trial. we are not prepared to do anything but ask the court to do that today. >> okay. have you counted out when that would be? >> i have not counted it out to come in your honor, but i believe it would be around november 22nd. so i asked the court to set it -- [indistinguishable] >> how long do you think it will try to the case? >> my best guess is it would take four weeks, maybe six. >> so you would like me to set this over a 6-week trial? >> at this point i would, your

honor. >> well, in order to do so, i would have to get rid of some of the other trails that i have, but this is more critical and more important. so mr. thompson, what is your idea? >> those trial dates are willful for the state, judge.

>> how about october 2nd starting at 6:00 a.m. for six weeks. >> yes, sir. >> anything else we need to address? >> not regard to the timeline. >> anything? >> no. >> mr. thompson? >> nothing to say at this time, your honor.

>> all right, so with that -- by the way, i do want to let everybody know if they don't already know this that once the grand jury issued indictment, preliminary hearing is starting on june 26th was no longer needed and is vacated, so please mark that. so i think counsel and the media and the public for your attention at this time. so we are adjourned. thank you. >> harris: all righty. so when we broke in with the news moments ago that bryan kohberger had pleaded not guilty, we did not have the video income and no network did.

so now we have gotten to watch that from inside the courtroom in moscow, idaho, and some of the details were interesting. i will go to emily compagno now just for a quick thought. >> emily: so we have a trial date set for monday october 2nd, the first monday in october. and as we saw, bryan kohberger was sitting with his attorney liz turner entering a plea of not guilty by standing silent to everything. and he has essentially been charged one felony count of burglary, first-degree murder, willfully and unlawfully with premeditation and forethought, that comes with it the death penalty. >> might be silent? >> emily: it's a procedural element, taking silent means not guilty. it's a translation. >> harris: it was not like interpretation of his tone, i did not know if it was strategy. we will be right back. the right to apply for a va home loan. a va home loan is unique.

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who place for texas a&m lit up the crowd with this rendition of "the star-spangled banner." ♪♪ >> emily: nothing like a jimi hendrix-inspired "star-spangled banner." that kid is awesome. >> harris: rock and roll, baby. what's more american? i loved every second of it. everybody was just like look at their faces, they are so into it. that's how we should be. >> emily: yes. >> we need to upgrade his amp,

though. check out that amp. >> kayleigh: i absolutely love this. our young people who have left patriotism behind, he's embracing it, while playing a baseball game and remembering the chord. >> emily: double threat, baseball player and guitar. >> if he doesn't get to the pros, he can go on the road, that's for sure. >> emily: here is "america reports." >> sandra: you saw it just a moment ago, the judge entering a not guilty plea for the accused killer in the university of idaho murders, bryan kohberger, after he stood silent during his arraignment. >> john: looks like we know what we'll be doing the beginning of october. this is "america reports." arraignment sets the stage for a trial set to begin october 2nd. prosecutors could bring the death penalty for any of the four murders he is accused of.