this one's going on the mantle. >> hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today co-host of fox business dagen mcdowell, fox news contribut contributor dr. saphier and author of new book "unbroken bonds of battle" joey jones. newly released testimony by the

second whistleblower related to irs criminal investigation into hunter biden. that whistleblower wants to remain anonymous. he is referred to as mr. x. mr. x says it was clear that u.s. attorney david weiss was not making it is decision. merrick garland denied preventing weiss from charging hunter biden. both whistleblowers who spent years investigating hunter told congress they made several attempts to bring charges against hunter biden and were blocked. so explosive, not just fox news asking tough questions. >> was the president involved, yes or no? >> steven, i answered the question. it is not up to you how i answer the question. >> was the president there or not? >> i refer you to my colleagues

at the white house counsel. >> have you spoken to the president, have you asked him if he was there with his son? >> this is not a conversation i had with the president. >> emily: legacy media has been unable to ignore the scandal. abc, cbs and nbc covered the story. >> there is evidence that the president's son pressured a business partner to move ahead with the deal by invoking his father. >> if true, this would contradict comments from president biden that he was not involved. >> karine jean-pierre told me, i was not involved. i asked if she could get an answer. she said no, she does not plan to address this from the posium, which creates more questions about this issue. >> yet, president biden still

denying it all. ♪ b mc, hi. this is heartbreaking this is the scene with our commander-in-chief. >> kayleigh: yeah, it is unbelievable. he made that comment with modi. can you imagine if former president trump would have said that? it is interesting. one thing, looks like congress is working on, discrepancy in testimony. he said i did not interfere with this, david weiss has full authority and writes a letter and tell jim jordan i want to make clear i have been granted ultimate authority and david

weiss now won't answer questions after whistleblowers came out. why won't he? you have six people in this meeting, it was october 7, 2022. david weiss said, i don't have special authority. there are six people in the room and two whistleblowers. we need six people to come to congress and tell us the truth. >> emily: dagen, i feel everyone involved has lost sight of the fact it is our tax dollars that pay them. they are elected or paid by someone that half the country elected. when will there be accountability and service which means showing proof of the result. the testimony and the reason why

hunter has not been charged more after mountain of evident he has engaged in conflict of interest with the then vice president and now president and so much more. >> dagen: this starts with joe biden. even as a senator for decades, working for the people of delaware, he clearly forgot when that he was working for the taxpayers and as vice president, he doesn't run his own business. he can let his son stick his hand in the till and get in legal trouble for that. he is essentially allowing his son for years to stand atom the american people and look the other way at the very least. but to kayleigh's point, house

judiciary wants to talk to these six individuals, who were said to be in the room with a -- with david weiss from delaware, house speaker kevin mccarthy has said republicans will launch an impeachment inquiry into garland if gary shapley's account is corroborated and yesterday sean and i talked to -- and he said the following, i know kevin well, if he says something like that openly, he knows there is something there. i would be -- it will be interesting down the road, kevin has something the american people want to know and at some point, we'll have to get around garland and get down to the nuts and bolts of what has been going on. sadly, i don't think this goes

anywhere until the democrats decide joe biden shouldn't be nominee and it becomes major scandal it should be. >> emily: that is more disgusting. why isn't it right now issue yesterday, our tax dollars brought back some return on our squandered investment. >> joey: politics trumps all. joe biden was a safe bet to get in the white house in 2020 and what happened with donald trump, can democrats hang their hat on a troubled president and still beat donald trump, that is the bet they are waging. we have six people who can corroborate what this one whistleblower is saying. it is not just hunter biden forgot to pay his taxes, he entered into a scheme to hide taxes with burisma and left out 2014 and 2015 because that is

where the bad stuff was. the idea he forgot to pay their taxes, he purposely left things out of taxes, if you go looking in there, you might see $5 million payment from somewhere it shouldn't come from. whistleblowers, this is serious, we need text, e-mail and testimony. without something to corroborate, it is he said, she said, as we've seen you don't always have to have corroborating testimony to get half of congress to want to impeach someone fchl i'm merrick garland, i would be worried. >> emily: we have more percentage of those three than with half the things that resulted in way more. i have to say, i've seen successful prosecution and plea deals and incarceration of people that dealt with one year of tax evasion and not even fraud, so the reason it is misdemeanor, he was able to

avoid jail time unlike other americans that are subjected to real law. >> joey: the gun crime, idea this is not big deal because majority of cases are not prosecuted, majority of cases do not involve a man's son dealing with latest gun policy. idea you shouldn't be more stringently judged because you are the president's son, does not sit right with me. only one family gets to put their name on the seal and become president of the united states. if they can't sets the example, who can. if you can't do the minimum, don't lie on a form to purchase a gun, if you can't follow the simplest part of gun law, how can you expect someone else to vote for more gun laws. on top of that, he wasn't at it because his brother died.

i have 10 people in this book, none of them started a relationship with his wife. terrible excuse. >> emily: lying joe and recidivist hunter. >> vice president biden was bringing down ukraine and his son had zero expertise taking a board seat and getting paid $5 million. he is not paying taxes and first part of his office to bring down corruption, the vice president should have said this isn't a good idea. hunter biden memoir, he said his father said, i hope you know what you are doing, son. it is failure of then vice president biden of not removing his son from that and having that conversation. >> emily: now he gets to enjoy the coveret and camp david.

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>> kayleigh: the white house may be working around the clock to repair kamala harris's image, shocking new poll suggests is there is more work that needs to be done. nbc poll found 49% have a negative opinion of her, net favorability of minus 17, lowest

in history of nbc polling. let that sink in. unpopular vice president is not looking to turn things around by solving the border crisis, instead using her time to glorify young climate activist. >> summer break, think about it, perfect time to find other students passionate about fighting the climate crisis. >> kayleigh: only greta would take her up on that offer. kamala harris visited stonewall in with bravo's andy cohen and talked about book ban and lgbtq legislation and been attacking republican lawmakers for implementing pro-life legislation in many states. how dare they attack basic healthcare. how dare they attack our

fundamental rights. how dare they attack our freedom. >> kayleigh: lowest polling in history of nbc asking question about vp, setting records, not the right kind of records. >> dr. saphier: one thing she did say, i didn't hear her say before, talking about pro-choice, trying to take away fundamentals of basic healthcare, one is supporting women who become pregnant, they are go ing against it. back to kamala harris, you look at politician, you want them to be good orator and demonstrate leadership ability, they do not have to be an expert on everything, they do not need to get into the intricacy, but we need someone to represent our country on the world stage. you have kamala harris's staffers saying her polling would be better if we could get her in front of the camera more.

that is false. we are looking at an embarrassment, she laughs nervously and loses her train of thought. nikki haley says any vote for joe biden is vote for kamala harris, she will take over as president at some point and with polling so low and unable to speak on the world stage, she has to go. i cannot believe she is still the pick. >> kayleigh: every college student wants to protest on their summer. >> emily: reminds me of the locker room speech, she spoke gibberish to the basketball team, irrelevant and frustrating. what is she saying right now? for someone to your point, in the vice president's shoes,

storied shoes to count on let's get teenage girls to help with my agenda. how about you fill your job duties and try to unify the country over legislation that has bipartisan support rather than always using the word "they" for everything, it is us against them and rule one of law. she has a lot of lessons and while in manhattan, great she went to that ininn, maybe meet asian americans or police officers who have given their life in the line of duty in the crime spike here. a long list of things she could have visited with her presence to make people feel better.

>> kayleigh: joey, i spoke with former vice president mike pence, here is what he had to say about kamala harris. >> i know the job of vice president well, it is demanding, it is clear vice president kamala harris has lost confidence of joe biden. her first assignment is the border and we continue to go through the worst border crisis in american history. there is only one place in the white house the buck stops and every crisis we are facing is a man-made crisis and that man's name is joe biden. >> kayleigh: what with him? >> >> joey: believe what you say and say what you believe. she doesn't come across genuine. not some deep-seeded hatred because of gender or race or california or anything like that. when she gets up to talk and jumbled words come out, juxtapose to joe biden doing the

same thing. he is right, if joe biden doesn't have her back and give her tubts she can be successful in, why should we believe in her as a leader. >> kayleigh: and chief of staff says we should expose her, as if that is the problem. >> dagen: here is the thing, who doesn't love a yellow school bus, right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus? there is something about the -- a and, and most of us went to school on the yellow school bus, right? that is verbatim from something that kamala harris said whchl they look at her, that is what they think. we can see and hear and maybe even smell the incompetence. when we look at her, we think about all the people who were passed over for her. who missed out on this

opportunity, who deserved this opportunity to be the vice president. watching vip, we love that. living it, not so much. >> dr. saphier: joey said she doesn't come across as genuine, not just not genuine, she does not seem competent and fact she is tasked with being president of our nation is frightening. >> kayleigh: my three year old loves yellow school buses, too. coming up, a college professor is suing his former employer for racial discrimination, he lost his job because he would not concede that the english language is -- wait for it, racist. that is next. that new neighbor is hot! that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him.

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action against his former employer, he says he was ridiculed for being white. he taught there from 2018 to 2022. he claims university staff pressured him to give minority students a break when it came to grading and he alleges he was asked to attend anti-racist discussions. he would not say english language is racist and therefore writing teachers are themselves racist white supremacists and he says he was forced to attend meetings over and over again. >> the associate director told me there was a problem with the white race.

i was told to be academicin, told to continue attending anti-racist workshops until you get it. >> kayleigh: university told fox news it does not comment on pending litigation. this is critical race theory in action. >> dagen: it is and illustrates and exemplifies systemic rot throughout our education system, particularly on college campuses. and it is instructive to parents across the country when getting ready to send their kids off to school, you are on the hook for potentially a quarter of a million dollars whether in cash or loans when you send your kid off to school. look and google the school you might go to, this could be what your kids are being

indoctrinated with and this could be front and center. it is not worth it. send your kid to a trade school, i wouldn't send them off to college if they are at risk of being sold this. when they get out, they can't get a job, can't pay off loans and how long to deprogram them from this liberal ideology. >> kayleigh: it is troubling trend in society. how dare you demean anybody based on natural characteristics you have no control over. reminds me of a hospital worker in new york city, trying to get a bike and called a karen and activists jump on her and assume she must be the one at fault. >> joey: i don't understand how reverse racism is not racism i am not a professor and don't have a degree in that type of

study, i don't understand how any type of racism is not bad regardless of what it is in the name of. talk about getting a better grade because of the color of their skin. how worse could you demean someone to say that because of the color of your skin, i can't expect from you more. that doesn't register to me, that was never part of the marine corps, i saw people who spoke all versions of english and i'm still learning english coming from georgia, i get it. it is not easy sometimes. to expect for all of us to understand the bar you have to achieve, if that happened here, i hope he wins and exposes them. >> kayleigh: one thing he said, i remember one night i was putting my daughter to bed wondering what she was going to

be in life. i don't want her to enter this kind of work environment next generation. >> dr. saphier: someone should not be punished for unsubstantiated actions against them. he said everyone was told to hold their breath, he was white so needed to hold his breath longer to feel what george floyd felt like. they put together dei programs in haste and have gone way too far and they are abandoning democracy. it is okay to educate, but their action and bloat with it and call for reparations are taking away democracy and plaguing our entire educational system. >> kayleigh: so true, emily? >> emily: reminds me of the

lawsuit against starbucks. this is bigotry, you hit the nail on the head and in the lawsuit, this teacher said the bigotry here is manifested in two ways, against students of color, they don't expect black or hispanic students to achieve same mastery and insist performance and secondly states bigotry manifest in overt discrimination for students who have standards, especially white faculty. he was made to attend a workshop called white teachers are the problem. illegal behavior is baked into structural components. it is awful and horrifying and permeated through academia and defense and intelligence

agencies. everyday e-mails, decisions and policies floating down from decision-makers at the top of horrible. your tax dollars are being used for it. >> dagen: corporate america, multi billion dollar boondoggle, and research shows it has the opposite effect. diversity, equity and inclusion workshops and programs isolates people rather than bringing them together. >> kayleigh: this university doesn't want to comment. coming up, italian officials are searching for this tourist who was caught carving his name into rome's historic coliseum. you can't make this up. more on this in just a moment. veteran homeowners, with things costing more you've probably been

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>> emily: law enforcement officials are urging this unidentified tourist to come forward after he allegedly carved his name into rome's 2000-year-old coliseum. he did it while smiling into the camera. watch. >> are you serious, man? [bleep] >> emily: joey, you can hear the filmer saying, are you serious, dude, what are you doing? this is a 2000-year-old coliseum, one of the sevened

modern wonders of the world. gesture of utmost disrespect and that grin was an additional slap in the face. >> joey: in georgia, we just write our name on a water tank and they can appellant right over it. eod bomb technician started because germans dropped on landmarks and it was worth it to preserve that we learned to disarm bombs and move them. you have generation of americans who risk their lives to preserve things like that, now do we have generation that don't care at all? i'm not sure. >> emily: there are millions of visitors there every year and

only a handful of tourists have tried to deface it. one, two american women who said, we didn't know it was so serious, we're sorry. is it our education system? i think it is obvious. >> kayleigh: there are interesting tourists making interesting decisions. one visitor rode around pompei, tourist cause $25,000 worth of damage on the spanish steps of rome when they ush approximated scooters down them. someone stole a relic from pompei, skinny dipping and stealing a brick from auschwitz. why would you do that? leaving trash on mount frn everest.

just go see the site, don't steal from auschwitz. >> kayleigh: i've gone to a ton of places and seen. ivan and haley, alleged carver and assumed fibe ance, they will probably be divorced soon. >> dagen: they are english speaking, not sure what country they are from. i lived in italy and venice and i fell in the grand canal, but that was an accident. my legs didn't rot off, i have that going for me. >> joey: if only i could have been that lucky. >> dagen: i love you so much. irretrievably stupid people around this world and they sometimes go on vacation. they shouldn't. they should stay at home. they didn't hurt anybody with

this, i hope they are not in italy, because they will come for you. they will throw you in the italian whoskow and it is not pretty. no awareness, they are steaming jackasses, just lock them inside. >> joey said there was a time when we cared about preserving monumental landmarks. we're tearing down statues and erasing history, we're creating this generation that do not care about these. we've done it ourselves and i'm not saying us to blame, but us to blame, our politicians are allowing this to happen. no more do people care about preserving what we once held sacred. >> dagen: this is a parent's fault. get out of here.

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go, tigers. see you top of the hour. ♪ >> emily: call it swift flation, pop stars might be fuelling inflation with pricey tickets for beyonce swift swift and bruce springsteen. consumers are splurging on pricey meals and concert tickets. economists blame business bean fans for driving up prices last month tow see the star kickoff her world tour. in the u.s., others have seem hotel prices soaring in cities where taylor swift performed. two takeaways. if there is an event in town, every price goes up and that

helps fuel the local economy. and essentially everyone is paying with credit card for things and that is why it impacts inflation, which you know more about x's and o's than i do. everyone is going hog wild with $25,000 ticket to see what some people call mediocre and amazing performers. >> dagen: don't you blaspheme. businesses do not fuel inflation, it is consumers and pop stars and swift and beyonce are the businesses that raise prices because consumer is insensitive to the price. the inflation comes from too much money sloshing around the globe and consumers willing to pay up in essence, pay anything

to see these superstars. this is experience inflation, like good inflation for products is actually tamping down and easing. but you still have moratorium on making student loan payments, that doesn't go away until august. maybe when that disappears, the inflation in concert ticket prices ease up, people put it on credit card, thrillion dollars in credit card debt. central banks will fight inflation, but it is still out there and you can't blame the players, not their fault. >> emily: or fans will come after you, beehives and taylor swift hives. >> kayleigh: i think this is covid build-up. everyone was locked down. i would go back to florida and it was a treat. people want to go to concerts

and will pay as much as $7000, i believe it was to see beyonce. people want to do it, they have the right, these are extraordinary stars. i may fork up for george strait. i had heard rave reviews. >> i saw beyonce before covid. it is interesting right now, you have student loan debts put on pause and still on pause and that is what the supreme court is talking about now and people are going to concert and putting things on the credit card and making debt and going to support like beyonce, who supports democratic policy like doing away with debt.

one of the big elf things is beyonce and jay-z bought california's most expensive home $200 million, not their main home, their malibu home and young people going into debt to see them. maybe they should talk about not going into debt. >> kayleigh: revenge spending, they are excited to get out again. >> joey: i imagine the age is pretty young, they came of age during season of covid or recovery, it is just what things cost for them. i can't carry a tune, i can't even clap along in church. i have no melody, if i could, i

would charge you to hear me. i can't blame them, as long as taxpayers are not on the hook to pay debt off for them, why blame government bad decision on spending and i don't understand like dagen does. >> experience for some people are worth it, i like watching things home on the couch. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. if you're the spouse of a military veteran, i want you to know something. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. a va home loan is unique. it's different than other loans because it allows you to borrow up to 100% of the home's value. that extra borrowing power may allow you to pay down debt, lower your monthly payments, put cash in the bank, and give you the peace of mind that every veteran deserves.

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