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two months after announcing his campaign bid. he will have a rally tomorrow in philadelphia. he could potentially lose the first two primaries if iowa and new hampshire hold contests first. as they've done in the past. this time biden's team won south carolina which he won in the primary to be the first state to primary. i wonder why. they indicted the president, they indicated the president won't be on the ballot in new hampshire before the palmetto state and that could hand a victory to rival robert f. kennedy, jr. or another long shot democrat. florida governor ron desantis is calling on california governor gavin newsom to step up to the plate and run against biden. >> you know what, stop pus footing around.

are you going to get in and do it or sit on the sidelines and chirp. throw your hat in the ring and then we'll talk about what's happening. >> i want to go back. no one wants to lose the first two states. this is a sign of biden's unfettered weakness within the party. i remember former president trump, there were states voluntarily cancelling primaries, saying we are pledging delegates to trump in 2020. he is the president, the de facto nominee. he got no significant challenger, no 2020 primary debates. joe biden, this is iowa and new hampshire actively defying him. it shows his unfettered weakness in the party, 52% don't want him

to run. >> kennedy is running 20% without running a single advertisement. shows how unhappy people are with biden. he is so weak. didn't do well in new hampshire. south carolina was the bull wart. a sitting president shouldn't worry about getting challenged. jimmy carter took a primary challenge from kennedy, because of that probably he lost the election. when you have your own party beating up on you this badly before hand, you're in trouble. >> you're in big trouble. cheryl, the prospect of a third party candidate. this matters's enormously. his party, the people's progressive party or some iteration of that, they're on the ballot in florida, missouri. there's also a no labels party. they say if we think we have a viable path to the nomination, yearning for a third party

candidate, we will put a candidate on the ballot. they're in alaska, arizona, colorado, and oregon. this could make a difference. >> obviously they're concerned about a third party candidate, that would split the vote and help whoever the republican nominee would be, whether donald trump or ron desantis. that's the fear. i am old enough to remember the ross perot effect on the election that year. chris is kreeg with me. there's a lot of weaknesses with joe biden and i will focus on what i know, the economy. that's the number one problem for him. that's why he is polling so badly now while he is open to challenges from robert f. kennedy, jr. and marianne williamson. americans are going to vote, i will say it now, only 2023, with their wallet. his handling of the economy and inflation has been a problem. look, he announced his bid for re-election two months ago, he is finally now getting out to hold a rally tomorrow in

pennsylvania. and the two people he is addressing, that group in connecticut, it is a green group, union members, very safe place, safe space for him. i think they're going to hide him again in this election. but he has now a record to run on. it is not a good one. i think that's a big problem. >> it will be the economy, no doubt. that's the number one issue in every poll. emily, one of the things that's interesting, about republicans trying to court muslim voters. if you remember, there was a protest in maryland, muslim voters and christian parents i should say saying we just don't want you trying to indoctrinate kids in the classroom. that's an interesting prospect in a place like michigan, trying to court new voters with cultural issues without kids in schools. >> and coalescing of different religious and political groups frankly on the issue of the flag. discarding notions of

patriotism, signaling flag flying, and i want to point out what i see issue, how we are dealing with the challengers. keep in mind that the media of the white house claimed rfk jr. that he is a crack pot. he is choir says it is someone with less than 20%. they could have and laugh. not only are they confused that there are challengers, they don't know how to deal with the

main looming question. the elephant in the room for the democratic party, yes, please, anyone but biden, anyone but kamala. please give us more. >> the weakness with harris. >> what's so interesting, the favorability numbers for robert f. kennedy, jr. were the highest among candidates in either party. they should be nervous. to your point about media calling him a crack pot, a line in politico said the biden white house is counting on the media to elucidate his record. wish we could count on the same. >> one point on the third party candidate, i found interesting polling at nbc. in 2016, 6% of all voters cast ballots for third party candidates. fell to 2% in 2020. that number fell. of those no longer voted for a third party candidate, two to one they went for biden. to your point when a third party candidate is in the race, it

tends to help republicans. >> yes. it is a thread to biden's bid. it speaks to a difference between republicans and democrats in general. republicans tend to value the competition of ideas. you can see it is a massive primary field. a lot of candidates getting into the race and show what they can offer to the american public. democrats are not like that. the democratic establishment keeps tight reigns on candidates and it chooses who will run and who will be the next president. rfk reminds me of the bernie sanders debacle in 2016. he was gaining and had a lot of support. democratic establishment stepped in and said no, no, no, we're going with hillary. i think the democratic party risks the same backlash that they experienced in 2016, that bernie still came within inches of winning the democratic nomination because voters on either side of the aisle do not like being told who they can and cannot vote for. they want a choice for themselves. when the establishment steps in

and tries to take it from them, they respond. >> after five hours of deliberations, a jury found the man accused of killing 11 congregates at the tree of life synagogue in 2018 guilty. it is the biggest attack on jewish people in the united states. blatant act of anti-semitism. >> robert bowers found guilty on all 63 criminal counts, according to local media. we are working to confirm it independently. the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. he was charged with hate crime resulting in death as well as obstruction of free exercise of religion, resulting in death. 11 people were killed at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh back in 2018 when he walked in with an ar-15 and shot over 100 rounds, reloaded twice.

allegedly told police he only stopped because he ran out of ammunition. you saw the victims there. the prosecution as part of their case to the jury went through each of the victims, showed pictures of them while they were living as well as immediately after they were killed, as you just see video there. so the prosecution did effectively if reports are accurate that he is guilty of all 63 counts argue that his motive was, in fact, to kill jewish people specifically. his public defender admitted he carried out the attack but cast doubt on his motive behind it, even acknowledging that he was motivated by irrational beliefs about immigration, pointed to a jewish organization that was helping immigrants in the united states, so even admitting that, it was her goal to prove that he wasn't specifically trying to

kill jewish people that day but it appears she failed. found guilty on all 63 counts. the next phase of the trial will determine whether or not he receives the death penalty. we'll send it back to you. >> nate, thank you. emily, this is so emotional. some of the victims were found wrapped in their prayer shawls holding their prayer books, blatant anti-semitic attack on the jewish community, 11 dead, 6 injured. i want to read a piece i read on cnn. the final witness that the prosecution called was a woman shot in the arm and survived by the shooting by playing dead as she lied next to her dying 97-year-old mother. emotional testimony, she described the moment she said good-bye to her mother. i kissed my fingers and touched my fingers to her skin. i cried out mommy. this is what we are talking about. >> and that's in part why the prosecutor said we want you to hold him accountable, speaking to the jury, for all of those

that could not tell you what happened that day. >> absolutely horrific. it is so telling that the victim impact statements, the one that did survive clearly had impact on the speed with which the jury returned their verdict. the overwhelming guilt on all 63 charges. i want viewers to understand 22 of those were capital, and the next phase will be penalty. it is the same jury. they sit and go through mitigating factors, enhancement factors and they will decide whether to put him to death. another important point that the frankly absurd, which is what the prosecution called defense arguments, their defense was that it was hatred for immigrants and the nonprofit immigrant aid society rather than hatred for jews. what makes it untenable is it not only flies in the face of the disgusting horrific comments and trail of anti-semitic behavior, also that was to escape capital charges, simply to escape responsibility for

what would be captain punishment because those are not a protected class. in my opinion, horrendous defense frankly and mockery of the criminal justice system. many of us are grateful for the overwhelming guilty verdict and whether he will be sentenced to death. >> the prosecution said he told a s.w.a.t. team member he came here to kill juews. so good luck with that. more "outnumbered" in a moment. . when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. -everyone: woo hoo! ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar. enter the nourishing moments giveaway for a chance to win $10,000. ♪

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former president obama is taking shot at 2024 republican candidates. the former president says tim scott and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley are ignoring our country's past when it comes to racism in america.

>> it takes a different turn at the end when he says it and i'm wondering have you heard what he said. >> i haven't spent a lot of time studying tim scott's speeches. i think there's a long history of african american or other minority candidates within the republican party who will validate america, say everything is great and we can all make it. i mean, nikki haley, look at me, i am asian, indian american woman. clarence thomas probably gave the same speech at some point, i guarantee at some commencement. look, i am not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can't we all get along, if a republican who may even be sincere in saying i want

us all to live together doesn't have a plan for how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in this society and we need to do something about that. >> emily, this is just dripping with condescension and fear. you heard him laugh like pretty loudly when axelrod said it takes a different turn at the end of tim scott's speeches, you hear him laughing. then he says i haven't taken time to study tim scott's speech. obviously you have, you laugh as he tells you. he fears glnikki haley. he is name calling about of them. >> to see a former sitting president scoffing at a sitting u.s. senator and current presidential candidate saying i haven't spent a lot of time

studying speeches, to your point, you have. you have at least enough to put your voice out there. when he talks about crippling generational poverty, the only thing crippling anyone is the current president and policy out of the democratic party. it is overregulation, complete focus on language and things that don't foster economic growth and opportunity. he hit the nail on the head of what exactly senator scott was saying. for example, on "the view," he said why are you calling me an exception. that is so disgusting, he said. for the former president to tick off, including supreme court clarence thomas and say what they hold, this view they hold which is that the opportunities afforded them were incredible and like all americans, that should be extended to everyone, why is that supposed to be again the exception and not the rule. this is someone who sat in the white house in the oval office and said specifically how that was monumental change.

wouldn't he be the first to say yes, change is happening, i guess it is not. >> here's more from former president obama. listen to this part. >> maybe there will come a time in which, this goes to the point i made earlier about within the republican party people who are actually more conservative in some fashion but are serious about working class issues, there may come a time where there's somebody in the republican party that is more serious about actually addressing some of the deep inequality that still exists in our society. >> people who are serious. so the implication is tim scott is not serious, nikki haley is not serious. president obama, maybe you were on a beach in hawaii, in march that's vineyard, police reform, he put forth a plan, here's a plan. criminal justice reform.

this guy has done all of this. where was former president obama? >> i would love to know what obama's plan was, considering he was the one that was president for eight years. in fact, his presidency, race relations dropped by 20 points. a gallup survey from 2012 to 2015 found that americans who said race relations were somewhat good or very good dropped by more than 20 points under obama's presidency. why don't we talk about that. >> someone did talk about that. we will play this. this is before president barack obama decided to name check him the day before. watch this. >> he missed a softball moving at slow speed with a big bat. you can't miss this opportunity. america was hungry for bringing our country together. president obama missed that opportunity. president biden ran as the great uniter and he has been the great

divider. the one thing the far left doesn't want a black person to be in this country is a conservative. it is possible for america to come together but not because of the color of our skin but because of the consistency of our value system. >> what i love about tim scott's message, we saw it on "the view" and in speeches, since he became in the national spotlight, it is nuanced. he talks about how there are things to overcome, he has been pulled over more often than he otherwise would have been in his life, he has grown up around it, you don't need barack obama to validate it. this is a place you could become a u.s. senator despite that they're frail. despite that thomas, english was his second language, one of the greatest supreme court justices we had. we don't need to be validated by president obama. 360,000 gave their lives in the civil war to end slavery. monday, we celebrate juneteenth. they don't celebrate that in

asia or africa because there are millions of slaves in those continents. this is an ongoing problem. americans gave their lives and fought. people like tim scott tried to bring us together. total lack of nuance on the left. they think racism can never be overcome and it is wrong and just evil. >> double standard from barack obama is the message here. if you're republican and don't agree with his ideology, then you're on the wrong side of his thoughts. but to be clear i think it is insulting the american people who did elect him eight years to be president as an african american. this country just elected a female vice president of color. so give the american people credit. there are a lot of voters not focused on the color of somebody's skin or their gender, they're looking for the best candidate. give me somebody that will run the country, that will handle north korea, give me somebody that will be strong, that will shape up the economy. that's what a lot of people want out there. i think the constant focus on

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>> the controversy continues in the city of angels. tonight, the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a drag group known for irreverantly mocking catholics and nuns will make an invited appearance at the los angeles dodgers pride night. despite objections from baseball players and politicians, religious groups and fans, they'll be honored with the community hero award during a pregame ceremony. an organization called catholics

for catholics plans to hold what it calls a peaceful and prayerful protest outside the stadium before the game. they're urging members to bring posters with christ centered messages for a procession. they're warning people not to bring children and they say that they are bracing for the possibility of violence ahead of the game. meanwhile, another catholic group put out this ad criticizing the dodgers and the message they're sending with their choice to honor these sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> a prominent anti-catholic hate group will be honored on the field, a group that mocks catholic nuns with vile sexual perversions, pole dances on crosses, lessons with sex toys, sexualizing the virgin mary and the words jesus christ. a group like this honored, awarded, celebrated? there is no equality in mocking women religious, no dominance in hate, no pride in anti-catholic

bigotry. >> that ad says it all and they're absolutely right. >> totally right. it is beautiful that today is the feast of the sacred heart of jesus. you recognize, it is an image of christ's heart burning with fire with his love for us. it is because of that love surrounded by thorns. perpetual suffering because of his love for us and because of our sin. the bishops are asking catholics and christians to pray this litany, you can find it online to pray during lunch, a beautiful one. you know, what you have to look at, we have to look around ourselves, say is this acceptance, tolerance? america is a tolerant country, a tolerant people. some like to trojan horse awful ideas into this to allow to take advantage of our tolerance with evil. they're not just mocking priests, they're mocking god. doing sex acts around stations of the cross and suffering of christ. our acceptance of that is not toleration, it is acceptance of evil. more roman stuff than american

stuff to see this and have it be rewarded by the dodgers and politicians. finally, the good news for us, we do know the end of the book here. they have this month, we have the sacred heart of jesus. we know what happens in the end. i don't know which way it goes for this country. but we know we win in the end. >> thank you for reminding us how to pray today. we will be doing that. chris hit the nail on the head. there's a difference of tolerance which we enjoy in a freedom of expression country and reward and highlighting and be-stowing a community hero award on a group so blatantly irreverant, divisive and frankly violent and at a minimum, the sentiment. how is it the l.a. dodgers get away with this? >> it is disgusting, i will no longer call them sisters of perpetual indulgence. they are not sisters, they're mockers. they psay things like go forth and send some more, active

distortion of principle and scripture. i went to high school with sisters. they're some of the best among us. do you know what catholics and christians do, we pray in the face of adversity, which is what the catholics are doing. trevor williams, the perfect of the washington nationals is partnering with hall oh app to pray. and what a rock star. that's not easy to do when you play for a baseball team, he said we can't stand i'dly by while our lord is mocked. when st. peter greets me at the gates he won't ask about the win, loss record, he will ask how did you build the kingdom of heaven. go trevor williams. we are cheering you on. christians pray in adversity. that's what you'll see, peace and love today. >> if this group was mocking islam or judaism, would they be given a community hero award? do you think the dodgers or mlb

would get away with be-stowing an award and celebrating that mockery. it is a mocker reof christianism, and for some reason it is allowed, celebrated, highlighted there, especially in southern california. nothing about this is right whatsoever. why and how does this continue to be a thing there? >> you're so right. i love the catholic organization response to this. it is a testament to the christian faith. i say it as proud beleefr and pastor's daughter, to defend your faith against mockery in a peaceful way. that's the definition of being a christian witness. i love that you read trevor williams' quote. even some dodgers players would participate in the prayerful and peaceful march towards the dodgers stadium later today. i wish we would see more of that from the players. >> this is emblematic of the butchering of the english language by this administration and social climate going on. to call them a hero. president biden sat on the steps

of the white house lawn saying the bravest, most inspiring people i know, somehow ignoring law enforcement, the military, first responders, so many who gave and would be willing to sacrifice their lives for the flag, yet those are heroes? it is mocking its heroes. >> it is this group that's the offensive issue i think in all of this, celebrating pride month is great. i am glad the l.a. dodgers are doing it, it is who they pick to focus on the field. know your audience. a lot of dodgers fans used to like to drink bud light. look at the billion dollar business, baseball is. tv rights are the biggest revenue generator for teams like the dodgers. all the fans at home watching this, read the room. know your fan base. know who your dodgers fans are or who your sports fans are. i think it is a mistake on the teams and management. that's why many of the players are saying wait a minute, this may not be the right group to honor. you want to celebrate pride,

celebrate pride, but not with this particular group of the quote, unquote sisters, which are all men. >> the mockery. >> when you read the bible, you wonder who are these people, who would mock christ on the cross. here they are. >> pole dance on a cross. >> in the flesh in 2023 called heroes by the l.a. dodgers. more "outnumbered" next. hmm? what is this place? the other side of the rest stop. bundles as far as the eye can see. if you're looking for a first mate, i know a guy. me. i'm the guy. is this oak? [ sniffs ] four types of jerky. this is where i live now. you could save a ton with progressive by bundling your boat or rv with your home and auto. hey, guys! free bags! they're just giving them away!

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watch. >> since january of this year, more than 400 anti-lbgtq plus laws have been introduced at the state level. that number is rising and demonstrates a trend that could be dangerous for service members, their families, readiness of the force as a whole. when i look at potential candidates for squadron command, i strife to match the right person to the right job. i look at relevant experience first. however, i look at their personal circumstances and their family is also an important factor. it is a good match for a job doesn't feel safe being themselves, performing at their highest potential at a given location, if their family could be denied critical health care due to laws in that state, i am compelled to consider a different candidate and perhaps less qualified. >> compelled to consider a different candidate, your brother serves, we have family members that serve currently and former, and everything i learn

day by day is how the military and federal agencies are devolving into this, focusing on woke minutia instead of operation readiness, calling out the best of the best to ensure our readiness in the face of our enemies who are currently laughing at the fact that our officers are compelled for these ridiculous things rather than based on merit. >> and my brother is a navy service man, very proud of that. you talk to men in the ranks, they agree it is a common problem with every one of the branches, prioritization of social justice policies over the straightforward mission of the military, which is to deter wars and fight and win wars if the former is impossible. we are running a series on this next week, restoring america section of washington examiner focusing on the problem of military unreadiness, whether our troops will actually be prepared to confront threats that face the nation as a result of woke initiatives.

>> hurting my spirit and soul, it offends me as a taxpayer when i sea and hear the emails going out to military and federal service members all day every day, telling them go to this training, this class, it has nothing to do with readiness, only virtue signaling to get a box checked. that's the only way they can be promoted, compliant. we are paying for this. >> the u.s. space force's billion dollar budget, $30 billion for fiscal year 2024. they're asking for 3.9 billion over what was first enacted when we created space force. their mission, research development testing and evaluation. what i saw has nothing to do with any of those principles, i want my $30 billion back from space force. why are we spending money on this. >> ancillary point in the same realm, fort brag, now fort liberty, part of woke name changing, cost us, wait for it, $1 billion. >> ridiculous.

is russia doing this, china, adversaries doing this? of course not. republicans are on the winning side of these issues. here's the challenge. language. she said anti-lbgtq laws, which you hear that, i don't want anti-lbgtq laws. false. this is anti-kids having mastectomy laws, anti-kids being castrated laws. every republican needs to say it. this is not anti-lbgtq, this is anti-you're not taking my child. >> if the governor says you can't give pornography to children is a threat to your sexual identity, you ought to reidentify what your identity is. we have a military general saying we are going to sacrifice military readiness because space force isn't gay enough? that seems completely insane. we are not a serious country here. this is not something to be focused on. if i was president, first thing i would do is fire every general

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>> president biden addressing the crime crisis this afternoon in connecticut. we will have that for you. why are democrats teaming up with never trump republicans to stop a third party candidates? our political panel tackles that. student loan payments start up again in september as 401(k) values dwindle. charles payne has tips how to get through it all. anthony blinken heads to the lion's den, traveling to meet chinese leaders in beijing. will he come away with anything? general keith kellogg joins us. and the l.a. dodgers honor a group they call a hate group. expecting big protests at the ballpark. jackie and i will see you at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> young workers are used to being called out for their work

habits. now it is their turn to call out the habits of baby boomers. "new york post" spoke to millennials and gen zers about older co-workers and some pet peeves is unnecessary phone calls, obsession with job titles, not being able to google. emily, my dad is a baby boomer. i asked if i could share this story. he said yes. one day he comes home from the office, my mom says check your email. he says i left my email at the office. >> good for him. >> i don't know. i think you don't have to be baby boomers to be behind technology. one of us experienced the first air drop on the couch during the break today. i won't say who. what is hilarious to me, so much use of language and everything i didn't understand. i am not even a boomer. i am younger than that. i love, one of the greats, use of calls because it is easier to explain. no says a gen zer, you're too lazy to type it.

then there's no paper trail, if there's an error, they can blame you. they're missing the point. face to face and explaining is easier than typing it out and it takes longer. i think there's a reliance on technology by younger people that older people don't understand. >> they have complaints about formal meetings, i agree, way too many meetings in life. they've also complained, i am a millennial, out of fairness, they don't like the replay all. don't reply all. reply to who you want to. >> office etiquette issues, what you're saying. we have different generations in the workplace, baby boomers to gen z, there's friction that companies have to deal with. i was looking at resume builder, 70% say gen z, they're harder to work with, have lack of motivation, lack of effort and lack discipline. this is how you dive into elon musk, enough with the work at

home. they think it is the norm to work at home. it is not. it was because of the pandemic. with the economy heading where we're heading, especially second half of this year, there will be a wakeup call for younger workers. >> i don't know. i feel like we always get a bad name when you're young, get out of your parents' face. the great recession happened. some people didn't have a choice. i think gen z is creative, spirited. >> i will say this as the gen z person on the couch. i am not defending my generation, we have a big problem, entitlement. i like some things they push for in the wake of the pandemic. that remote work, flexible hours have been amazing, especially for working women and moms, but there's a general sense of laziness, they want the six figure salary right out of college, never want to go into the office, don't like in person communication or things that generally make for a healthy work environment. those are definitely, it is a source of friction between older

co-workers and younger ones. it will work out eventually. >> from a true gen zer. if you're born 2010 or after, you're gen alpha. the same year the ipad was made. i don't know. my daughter knows what emojis are. they're going to be crazy good at technology. >> you don't need to go to college to be a reporter, it is a trade. you need to work hard. they need to shape you, yes, ma'am at you, make you work ridiculous hours, and in your 20s, that's what you work on. you can no longer do that. people have feelings, get upset, cry, report you to corporate. i didn't know we had hr. >> a lot of crying. i got your back. more "outnumbered" in a moment.

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with anything a.i. in technology, guardrails, you know, let's check and more checks, but i think it's actually a pretty good idea. i'll take it. there are positive ways we can use technology in our lives. >> pretty good aim, tossed the toy in the bucket. i feel it's good tidying. >> help feed bottles? one arm for my son, one remember for the bottle, i would like an extra. >> it can do my laundry. laundry. >> make your own bed. the machines will rule us, start off your day by making your own bed, cleaning your own room, being a human, an adult, it's part of the gen z thing. they are going to do everything for us soon enough. >> i walk up every day, i pray

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