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this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner and here with my co-hosts and joining us today, ainsley earhardt, fox news and contributor and show, . special counsel report on the trump-russia investigation detailed the f.b.i. failure to adhere to the rule of law and claims the bureau had no basis to launch the probe in the first place. >> on july 31st and my view based on the investigation, there was not legitimate basis to open as a full investigation. an assessment is something that needed to be looked at, gather information such as interviewing the people who provided the information and checking databases and other intelligence agencies and the standard kinds of things you would do in an investigation like this. >> durham explained how multiple

f.b.i. agents apologized for mishandling the trump-russia investigation. >> mr. durham in your report and here today, you said your findings and conclusions are sobering. could you unpack a little more what that means? why do you say sobering? >> let me give you some real life views on that. i have had any number of f.b.i. agents who i have worked with over the years, some retired and some still in place, who have come to me and apologized for the manner in which the investigation was undertaken. i take that seriously. >> kayleigh? >> let me start by quoting jonathan turley. some of the congress men are being very unfair to him. what i found so interesting, summer of 2016, the f.b.i. gets

information that comes in that hillary clinton may want to connect trump and russia. you get this information, what do you do with it? do you give it to the court, the lawyers, agents? no, he doesn't. wouldn't you think if you had relevant information you would give it to the agents looking into it? the agent when she found about it, agent one was emotional and disturbed and let go from the casey eventually. this is why people don't trust the f.b.i. to the tune of 60%. they said they fixed everything back in 2019. what about the c.i.a.? they were soliciting signatures to go on the memo to cover for the biden laptop after the so-called reforms took place. >> we know they didn't fix everything because look how hard the head of the house oversight committee had to fight to get a single form recently. >> exactly. >> that f.b.i. form, 1023 which

reportedly shows the 17 recordings of joe biden and so on and so forth and the mystery bribery dealings, allegations only, but why do they have to fight so hard if everything was fixed at the f.b.i. >> and block everything out of the two forms he went to view yesterday. >> adam schiff has told fox news, he was talking getting censured this afternoon, he says he's going to wear that as a badge of honor. watch this. >> i take it as a badge of honor because this says that i'm effective. they go after people they think are effective and expose the corruption of the former president and led the first impeachment trial of the former president to the first bipartisan vote in u.s. history and i'm proud of that work and would do it again. >> talk to me about this day. you have john durham testifying on the hill and adam schiff about to get censured and wears it as a badge of honor.

>> i have to underscore what a deflection that is. that's a spin. that is someone wearing an arrest, a conviction as a badge -- there's nothing about facing for the second time censure for a sitting congressman or senator to be proud of. think about, it's the second highest disciplinary rebuke below expulsion. he is to appear in the well of the house chamber and receive a verbal rebuke from representative mccarthy i would sort of find funny but for the circumstances that are frankly fr tragic. he didn't discuss bringing america through a nightmare as explained. think about him sitting through how many radio shows and cameras and in the esteamed house of congress and spread false hoods and claimed he had evidence and didn't have. now instead of defend himself,

here's what i meant -- he has a talking point for msnbc anden pats himself on the back. >> we call it a montage. >> this is as clear evidence to collude with the russians. the russians offered help, the campaign accepted help. the president made full use of the help. there is clear evidence on the issue of collusion. there's ample evidence of collusion. >> when i was watching this this morning, i thought they're not giving him a chance to talk. the democrats were so unprepared. schiff would say things and interrupt him. there were other democrats on the panel that were spreading false information like they always do and asking -- no, that is not exactly what we were investigating. no, that is not true. we should do a montage of those comments. democrats don't want trump and that's what we're seeing today.

they are putting their thumb on the scale and trying to turn this -- they did it in 2016, they did it in 2020 and trying to do it in 2024. they'll do whatever it takes. when you ask them, they say trump is not good for the country, he is so wrong, they will do whatever it takes to take him down and now americans have no faith in the inst institutions. that's why tim scott wants to replace and rebuild the f.b.i. and doj. they said trump colluded for years. we reported on that for years. hillary clinton, the dirty dossia. four times the court lied about this. she had classified information on the server, comey admitted that. she destroyed the evidence and it is such a double standard. >> the line she destroyed the evidence. it is like matlock rolled in.

it is wow. i want to go to something else and get your response. so durham on the hill today as you know, ended up talking about how confirmation bias played into this. watch. >> can you describe that for a moment? how did confirmation bias play into this? >> confirmation bias has to do with human tendency to accept things that we already think are true and reject anything else. in this instance, there are any number of significant red flags that were raised that were simply ignored. if there was evidence inconsistent with the narrative, they didn't pay attention to it and didn't explore it and take the steps that should have been taken. >> wow. >> there's a simpler word for confirmation bias. it is lie. so adam schiff knew this in the intel community, obama was briefed and knew it was wrong.

biden current president, then vice president. it is really a lie. schiff is effective because he drives the narrative, wears his badge of honor for his voting base and not talking to any one of us on the couch or undecided americans. he's talking about his next senate run or first senate run and talking about not just getting trump out of office but all republicans. the democrats are willing to lie, cheat and steal to get wherever and adam schiff and all of them followed this line after they were briefed behind closed doors, having the facts, there was no collusion. carter page, others that took the brunt of this, so many americans and the abuse of the courts. over 278,000 warrants. i want to know who is in the warrants. >> why doesn't this matter to democrat voters?

>> there's a hard core part of the base that will go no matter what. if you're fed the line rep repeatedly, maybe you can go back to it confirms what they want to believe. it is easy to believe. it is harder to go against -- as human beings we have a belief structure. it is hard to go against it. you don't want to believe it. the easy part, if you are wrong and somebody presents the facts, own it and say you are wrong and adjust course. that is why they don't change. and there are some who want to drive the anti-trump but really it is about america. we have to go beyond trump to all of america. >> the hunter biden story, we did this last week or -- i think on friday. all the big networks were not reporting on it. 291 minutes on the trump indictment. democrats didn't know before the election. >> they are amplifying the lie. >> they know what they have been

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>> the u.s. coast guard set to give an update in less than an hour on the rescue mission for the missing titanic submerseble. the vessel's five passengers are

now down to less than 24-hours of breathable oxygen. three u.s. air force planes landed in canada to deliver equipment and tools loaded on a rescue ship described as the last chance for the people aboard the missing submerseble. the u.s. coast guard has confirmed underwater noises were detected near the designated search area, sparking fresh hope the passengers may still be alive. live in boston with all of the details, molly. >> reporter: emily, the u.s. coast guard tweeting the international support and partnerships have been vital to rescue operations, they are hosting the british general. we don't know if they'll speak at the press conference but that gets underway at 1:00 this afternoon. the big development is that a canadian p-3 aircraft has detected underwater noises in the search area. there's little clarity beyond

that. efforts to discover the origin have yielded negative results. now u.s. navy experts are working to analyze the data collected in a remotely operated vehicle has been moved close to the spot. the coast guard has not clarified what kind of noise they have heard but looking into what it might be. per the u.s. coast guard, a multitude of vessels are involved in the search. they have released the first image we have received from the search area, equipped with an rov and announced three other vessels have arrived on scene, conducting search patterns. over 10,000 square miles have been searched thus far and the port of st. john's in newfoundland, canada, that's where the polar prince departed, carrying the titan sub, it is a

hub right now. many have been seen leaving the port and per our crew on site, the arctic horizon has left for the search area, carrying gear that was recently flown into canada by the u.s. air force and huge cargo planes, the u.s. coast guard has been trying to pull together all the expertise and equipment that could potentially be needed if the sub is found for deep water rescue. based on estimates thus far from the makers of the sub, the u.s. coast guard, the five people on board could potentially run out of life support as early as tomorrow. >> thank you for the update. moving now to the couch, ainsley, you covered this on fox and friends and had interviews, particularly one that was poignant. >> we had a friend of the

billionaire and they work together and have become really good friends and she said she found hope in knowing they heard the noises. we have been praying for the families and for the individuals. i pray they feel the prpresencee lord in the capsule. i pray for the mother whose husband and son are down there, knowing it is a matter of time before running out of air. i pray the story ends positively tonight. they are able to somehow get down there. this is my question. one of the guys in there, mr. titanic, his name is paul henry and he is 77 years-old, a french diver, he's been down there 35 times and studied the titanic. we keep hearing we don't have anything to get down to 30,000 feet but he keeps going down there. i don't understand that. i should have asked that question this morning, it didn't dawn on me until later.

maybe we can get an expert to answer that at some point today. >> david to ainsley's point, as we learn about if international rescue efforts being taken right now, overwhelmingly, we're so grateful for essentially the globe sending all resources, but it underscores what a monumental depth it is and for a lot of us watching, why can't we do this and this. it is so deep and so far for the vessels to get there, i think it is really hard for them to keep up with the demand for answers the public wants. >> that's the hard part. there's a lot of questions and unknowns. you are talking about the ocean. and sometimes people don't realize how vast, how complex. currents are not just on the top, they go through the ocean. depth, pressure. there's emotional in the concern of the emotional strainings. in that sub, you have a father and son, what is going through their minds and we tend to put

our thoughts into it. i'm with you, put your thoughts and prayers into how people can possibly survive this. this goes to the coast guard, especially in the boston station, but in all stations, one of the finest rescue recovery teams out there. search, rescue and recovery. and the coast guard is good at coordinating with others. there's still some time left and i hope they can do in. the coast guard has updated equipment with capabilities in recent years and the technology has gotten better. >> harris you covered this last hours a well. >> just a couple of things. the submerseble weighs 23,000 pounds. the conjecture is from the sciences i have had on the focus, with that weight, if they are not driven with power at this point, they are likely by now at the bottom of the ocean,

two and a half miles down. think about that for a second. it is dark down there, the temperature challenge if they don't have power, it is extremely cold. 32° or colder. i loved what ainsley was talking about in terms of some of the experience of people on board, down in the depths and that same gentleman had gone up on jeff bezos far into space as well in a small vessel as well. two things to think about, one, this would be if you stacked two grand canyons, one on top of the other. that is the height we're talking about. even if they find it, retrieving it is tough. the water pressure where they would be, would be -- up top, a 400 difference and the water pressure coming up, you have heard how slow the process has to be and you are fighting against the calculation of how much oxygen is on board.

it is hard. and on another day when it feels more natural, we'll talk about the whistleblower who came forth to osha. we need to get into that but for now pray for them. >> i was scuba certified and depressure rising, coming from the bottom up is a slow process necessary to preserve your body's internal pressure. you can't quickly yank them up. that's not how it works and to the whistleblower point, we understand the vessel claimed to have a safety feature to have it float if anything went wrong, but it seems -- >> they sued this employee and the employee counter sued. he disagreed with the position to dive the submerseble without non destructive testing and subject passengers to extreme danger in an experimental submerseble. who knows if that is responsible for this. we don't know. but it is an interesting point.

so dark down there, you can barely see your hand in front of your face they say. apparently we know the moon surface more than the bottom of the ocean. 22 feet, five people, one toilet with a curtain. i have been in an mri machine before and started to panic, i can't imagine the power of the mind in a situation like this. this is much different than the mri machine. this is bottom of the ocean, five people, 22 feet. my prayers are with the individuals. >> coming up, riley gains testifying on capitol hill about protecting women in sports and says there's more at stake than just winning races. that is next.

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capitol hill. riley gaines tearfully told lawmakers about her experience of being forced to compete against transgender athlete, lia thomas. she made it clear losing to thomas, that was the least of her trauma. >> in addition to being forced to give up our awards and titles and opportunities, the ncaa forced me and my female swimmers to share a locker room with thomas, with male genitalia. we were not forewarned and no one asked for consent and we didn't give consent. i'll set the scene, a swimming locker room, you are undressing and fully exposed and forced to take off our swimsuit in front of a man doing the same thing. if nothing else, i truly hope you can see this is a violation of our right to privacy and some of us have felt uncomfortable,

embarrassed and traumatized by this experience. by allowing thomas to displace female athletes, the ncaa intentionally scridiscriminated the basis of sex. they claim they acted in the name of inclusion, they excluded female athletes. believing in biology is not bigoted and following the science there are two sexes and real and important differences between the two sexes is not hateful, it is fact. >> who is for forcing young women to look at male genitalia? >> the left. biden had this wild show on the white house lawn. they don't care about rights. they care about their agenda and what it brings to the table. they don't care about lia thomas, they don't care about the girls in connecticut.

they don't care about the bicyclist who loses a race. the fact is, they are the opposite of what they claim. they don't care about women's rights, they don't care about your rights. look, if someone -- and someone has tried to go into a bathroom with my wife. it wasn't happening. i stood at the door. i don't care who you are. if you have male genitalia, you're not going into that bathroom. women and men in america need to stand up and women need to stand up for each other on this. >> yeah. senator holly who i'll have on at the 8:00 p.m. hour had thoughts, too. listen to this. >> let me give you a chance to respond to something lia thomas said recently, publicly. this is she said it publicly, they are using the guys of feminism, meaning you, to sort of push trans phobic beliefs. do you want to respond to that?

>> feminism is not a fluid term. the original and meaning of what it means to be a feminist is to uphold, respect, honor, embrace and celebrate women and own uniqueness. that term has not changed. and what this really is, it is a male man explaining what it is to be a feminist. >> strong young woman. >> what if our daughters were great at a sport and there was one position to be olympic athlete and you are vying for that and a trans individual gets that instead of our daughters. how upset would you be. and the other concern is injuries. i have a heart for everybody. you can be who you want to be at the right age, right? but, if as far as injuries, our daughters play on the opposing volleyball team as lia thomas. lia thomas slams the ball and it smacks our daughter in the face, she is not equipped to protect herself.

>> there's an athlete that that happened to. >> muscle mass. >> she said she tied lia thomas to the 100th of the second and gave it to lea because it was crucial. >> riley told me they took her kind of behind the scenes and said you can hold the trophy for the picture but you can't keep it. we want to give it to lia thomas, it makes history. two things and when you were talking about, you know, who wants to see -- who wants girls to see a men's genitalia, i was thinking about kyrsten sinema, men went into a woman's bathroom after her, snapping pictures. today one last thing, riley gaines was not respected by the democrats, particularly those democrat women today as we

watched. they owe that young woman an apology. they talked all about the lgbtq community and things that have gone against them. and we understand that, we cover the crimes that happen. but what about the woman who was attacked that was sitting before them. could they not recognize that? could they not respect her enough to say -- we know you have had your trials as well. it's not over yet. they still have the opportunity to show that respect. >> no respect emily. >> if she identified as a woman, she would have been treated with a crown and red carpet because she is a biological woman standing up for rights, she is treated with contempt and disrespect. it is shameful those democrats. let me make a quick point, indecent exposure is in the criminal code and indecent exposure to a minor is upwards of a felony. the fact, i identify it as such, no, that is against the law, it is shameful. >> yeah, and there could be a

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>> new backlash to hunter biden's plea deal with the department of justice. he plead guilty to federal tax and firearm charges and the deal is expected to carry no prison time and leave the president's son record free of felony convictions. now, a prominent rapper's lawyer

is slamming for the deal, kodak black was charged with the same federal weapons crime as hunter but black was sentenced to more than three years behind bars and his lawyer posted this on social media. kodak was charged for the same crime, over three years, mr. biden won't serve a day. feels right. f.b.i. agents and federal authorities take cases personally. one thing not discussed here, the precedent it sets. every individual who is now charged with a gun crime is going to say i want the hunter standard. i want the diversion agreement. every federal defense attorney is going to say i want that agreement. this is going to undermine the safety of the country because of the drama. >> why didn't the precedent matter in hunter's case and all of the people that served time. the "washington post" described it as the complicated relationship between a

presidential father and struggling son. he's not struggling. he's a residresidivist. criminal justice reform that gave sentences that matched the crime and then this. i have never in my life by the way heard of a misdemeanor tax violation in a plea deal and this gun situation is horrible for a party that crows about wanting more regulation. i could go on about it forever. i hope the democratic party wakes up to the fact that the rules are for the and not me when your last name is biden. >> it is often given for marijuana and not crack or heroine. i feel bad for the average american without the fancy lawyers and last name. >> why didn't the precedent of criminal punishment apply to

hunter biden. oh, by the way, if the president feels like america should have this much heart for those struggling, addicted to drugs, he should shut the border now. and stop the cartels from bringing across all that f fentanyl and find a safer way for american citizens to process the people who want to come here legally and go through checkpoints. shut it down now. with all of the fentanyl coming across, feel bad for my son, the addict, but we don't care about anybody else. >> i had james on last night, apparently we have subpoenas coming before december 31st. >> so you cut their budget, maybe you threaten to hold in contempt of congress began and you said you laid out how you are going about it and resulting in biden family member subpoenas. do you think it happens this year? >> i do. >> this year, wow. >> we're bringing in devin

archer within the next week, a key figure in deals that the bidens were involved in. we have a question that has never been answered by joe biden. what did your family do to receive millions of dollars from romania and china. we will be asking questions with the next set of bank records, wires from russia and ukraine. what did the biden family members do to receive millions of dollars that were lathrough shell companies. the mainstream media will not demand he be transparent with that. >> first, these subpoenas should not take that long. i'm going to make that point. they should be issued immediately. it has been five plus years. 1993, joe biden, chairing the senate argues for the brady act. that should put hunter biden

away. go to the u.s. attorney's website and look up pti and the six requirements for pre-trial intervention. .3 will point out that hunter biden should not have gotten this. this is what people in america need to do. they know it is there, he is lying and getting special treatment. >> you get pti in south carolina for a fake id, caught underage drinking at a bar or stealing maybe a pack of gum at the drug store. not for lying to get a gun. so the rapper kodak black, his attorney will be on tonight. sentenced to 46 months in prison, his attorney has yet to have a client avoid prison time. wesley snipes, three years in federal prison. darrell strawberry. chuck barry, 120 days. >> what a list.

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but while we are still standing, a new study shows climate change is affecting people's decisions about how many kids to have. it finds that virtually all parents, 91% are concerned about climate change and more than 53% say it affects their decision about having children. kayleigh, what do you make of the poll? i feel like everyone at a climate protest there or do you feel it accurately reflects our country? >> i'm a little dumb founded. that means i'm among the 9% of parents who haven't spent any energy worried about climate change for my child. this is nuts, crazy town. but greta thunberg, simple rule of thumb, don't give a disinstruction date. al gore tried this and put the clock up on his website and i used to watch it as a teenager and never came about. we're here.

>> you know, with greta thunberg, i think she was recently just arrested again. because she gets arrested every now and then and that was in sweden i believe on monday for blocking access to something for five days. look, i believe she believes this. the challenge is, she wants to force those beliefs and many on the left in the green lane want to force the beliefs and for all of us to live along the lines of a doomsday, that as you quite correctly pointed out, often doesn't come. and by often, i mean never has. and we are not dinosaurs. we haven't become extinct. we can make changes and do a lot of things. we are never given credit for the progress we are making at this point. we are curious species, humans. we'll figure it out. we'll work together without her telling us when we expire. >> what do you make of apparently all of these families that base the decision to have children or not on eco warriors

like a child who was dead wrong about doomsday? >> congratulations on being part of the 9%. if you are one of the 91%, maybe you shouldn't have children because you are not capable of raising them. look, real issues on the environment, managing our ecosystem matter. greta thunberg has been in-- brought into a belief system as a teenager and doesn't know any better. in five years she hasn't evolved and maintains the same ideology. as humans, we learn things over the years and for the people out there, tit was global warming, marketing made it climate change and keep giving you years, ignore them and live your lives as best you can and manage your environment properly. >> she is really being used. >> and the media stokes the flame and fire instead of

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