♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: we begin with a fox news alert, confirming that the secret service agents found cocaine in the west wing during a routine patrol on sunday. the drug grows were reportedly found in a west wing working area accessible to tour groups. on the secret services in the midst of a full-blown investigation. president biden was not at the white house when the discovery was made. hello, everyone, this is a "outnumbered," i am kayleigh mcenany, joining us host of american dream home.

tammy bruce, gerri willis, and fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu medical center, you know who he is, dr. marc siegel. but first, meredith is a live add to the white house. to you. >> we are hoping we will get some new information about this bombshell discovery within the west wing, cocaine found on the white house premises over the weekend. the secret service confirming that additional testing on the substance found that it was the drug. when it was discovered on sunday, has matt was called in and parts of the white house were evacuated. the president did not talk about all of this last night when he hosted military families in his own family out on the south lawn. spotting the president as well as the first lady and hunter biden front and center. a lot of attention as we see on the first son, because tomorrow is the deadline house republicans have given u.s. attorney in delaware to answer questions about how the

investigation into the person was handled, because whistle-blowers have been coming forward. certainly a political/personal liability for the re-campaign. and a new piece came out arguing that the president deserves a tougher primary. nobody is owed another term just because they are completing their first. you should have to fight for the right to lead your party and your country. now the president has stepped up his campaign efforts within the last few weeks and held an event with union members and taped an message with former president obama trying to drive ups fund-raising. and no indication that he will be in the primary debates, but anything happened between now and november. >> kayleigh: a lot of questions for kj p today, we will get to it. tammy, a few things could've happened here. so taking our viewers into the west wing and security measures, whether you are staff or a reporter, you put your belongings through a medical detector, their bomb sniffing dogs there. you go through a metal detector,

your belongings go through the x-ray machine, another scenario is there is carpet which high level west wing officials can use, cars that go into the white house, it took one as press secretary, of staff gets one, that evade security entirely the car services would. so one of the two, there's a lot of people it could be from the press to a tourist to someone in one of those vehicles. >> tammy: what is striking is that this is from the secret service. they were doing a sweep that they do i presume a lot all the time. and if you have been on the tours. you have access to certain areas but not others. it will be interesting to see if this changes and this is an area that the public does not have access to. but if you are in the public you are with a group, you're moving through, you are not left alone in an area where you can do your coke. so it's not going to happen. also the bomb sniffing, the sniper dog is an interesting dynamic having gone through it. you don't see the dog.

you are standing in the area and there is a fan that blows on you and the dog in a separate area smells this. clearly not geared to sniffing out drugs. i would think that after this was found and there was an evacuation that they weren't sure what it was. is that it was perhaps i would guess on a desk as a powder or residue and we know that most of the things we found whether it's like anthrax and other things have been put into the form of a powder. so that seemed reasonable. so it will be interesting because i think they will be able to track and find out who had access and who was working at a computer, sitting at a particular desk, who was in that area alone. things like that might be of interest, but it should concern us that this is a factor in the white house, because it is a serious drug it, i'm sure as the doctor will speak to you and decades ago it was serious and who knows of the synthetics now, so it is a very serious situation affecting people running this country. >> kayleigh: tammy hit one of

the top questions i would be asking, which were emesis found in? was it in the roosevelt room where staff meets? was that in a hallway? was it in a cabinet room? i will tell you what, the press briefing room, that could narrow down. >> i've never worked in the white house, but aren't there cameras throughout the premise, and it's a serious story, because i'm not saying we don't know, but if it happens to be a staffer or someone -- that is very disconcerting, because these people go through security clearances. and i'm sure there is sensitive information and things talked about in the hallways. but this is very worrisome. cocaine is a serious drug as tammy mentioned, it's very worrisome that someone could have a problem, whatever the circumstances are, hopefully we will get more details later this afternoon, but yes, i want to see the security footage. i think they will be able to find who this person is and what

they were doing a monday were with cocaine in the white house. the other thing is of course social media starts making fun bring up hunter's name, it's not funny. and i think that there's a lot of cheap shots taken at hunter biden. he is a recovering addict, nobody wants to see him regress or slip back into it addiction. and i think the comments were tasteless. >> kayleigh: another question i would have her karine jean-pierre, you have those service suite, there is an integral, and then another routine service sweep, and between now what happened? was there a tour? not a tour, so not a tour guide. wwas a cabinet official? who was in the lobby? she better come with answers, because we can narrow this down unless they aren't interested like they were with the supreme court leaker. >> gerri: who was there? i think you are asking all of the right questions. my worry is that we are not going to get good answers. that we are going to have to

wait. think how bizarre this is to cheryl's point. w band broccoli, trumped ban cell phones, now we have cocaine in the white house. are you kidding? it's unimaginable. >> kayleigh: it's a really good point you make, cheryl, because dr. siegel, a white powder was feet from the oval office and we did not know what this powder is. so that's number one, national security at the right, if it was cocaine and brought on by a staffer, they need to be out. >> marc: that's for sure, in the first point about security huge, second point medical risk. i want to tell you coming out of the pandemic we are seeing a burgeoning of cocaine use and it's tied to other drugs in the workplace. people working remotely, so if it is a staffer there's a problem and this could be use as a spotlight on a problem we are having in the country. but you won't see this out of this administration are you? that it is combined with alcohol that people are using, laced with things like fentanyl coming across the border.

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>> kayleigh: the bombshell ruling after attorneys general from louisiana emissaries to the biden administration for allegedly suppressing political speech online. it was most frequent during the height of the pandemic. in some of the most scrubbed topics include covid health policy, origins, and hunter biden's laptop. district judge terry doughty wrote a scathing opinion if the allegations made by plaintiffs are true, the present case involves the massive attack against free speech and the

united states history during the covid-19 pandemic, a period characterized by widespread doubt and uncertainty, the united states government seems to have assumed a role similar to an orwellian ministry of truth. the biden administration is expected to appeal the injunction but intelligence director john ratcliffe think such an appeal would not hold much wait. >> i think that language reflects that this was a stunning rebuke, but also an appropriate one. and i will tell you that my take is that this is going to hold up on appeal. because everything that the plaintiffs in this case a ledge has been proven largely to be true. american's ability to engage in honest debate about it was suppressed. so you have these agencies with social media working to suppress the truth and amplify lies. >> tammy: i spoke with -- >> kayleigh: i spoke with a digital official from the

white house and asked if this was ever done and i was told that never had the trump white house asked to take down a tweet that they disagreed with. you can say take down an impersonation account that violates twitter policies, but not take down something because of a viewpoint to disagreement and what was so galling was the coercion element to it. we put some of it up for our viewers to look at. these are from by then officials, two social media companies cannot distress where this needs to be removed immediately. hey folks, when a double flag at the blow tweet and see if we can have it removed asap. you are hiding the ball. i've been asking you for clear accounting. it's as if social media was a fourth brand of government. >> tammy: talk about bullying? the white house is trying to bully social media companies. you don't own google. you don't own twitter. you don't own facebook. i applaud the judge and the ruling, finally we will have a true discussion about free speech and this is why there were so many that weren't

happy when elon musk brought tater. and remember the twitter files we know that this has been happening. and it's already been exposed on the twitter files, so at least it's going on the court systems and i am applauding the fact that now at least for now the white house cannot communicate with these companies. the c and capitalism comes right now. the c and capitalism is screaming, because enough. separate government and corporations coming enough. church and state, fine, corporate and government, split. >> january 23rd 2021, joe biden just takes office and what do they do? remove the tweet from robert f. kennedy jr., of course he went on to become a chief political opponent, tammy, of the president of the united states. >> what is interesting and you are a victim of this as well, on your twitter account, clearly it was political. and i think their sense was

well, we are not doing it as the government, but clearly there is collusion and they were using social media as proxies to control speech. so yes, we have all known this, but it does take getting to court first. we have example after example, opponents of the president, conservatives, the judge made that very clear. and so this is a huge decision, because americans have been wondering, the lack of legitimacy of the government, the trust in government is that really a historic low, and there's a sense of everything is lost, this is not lost. it's why you have the court system and it takes longer and we have to be able to do it and things like this, americans recognize it. i'm wondering about the appeal, because perhaps they would not win on the appeal or they would and then it would go to the supreme court's which is what the left does not want again. they are so worried about the supreme court because this is to the judicial system that can stop them. it's meant to look at these

kinds of behaviors and say, this is the government. it is inappropriate. directly related to the first amendment. you can be involved and put somebody out there to contradict information you don't like, but there are also cut outs. the judge was fair. there is a cut out on certain information regarding national security or a foreign interference, but they can't just do this against conservatives because they don't like what we are saying. >> kayleigh: and some of this went on during the trump administration, and they said they were called the deep state, you're right. i was removed from twitter for sending out to "the new york post" story. and now we learn dr. siegel, there were these meetings between the fbi and social media companies to talk about misinformation. you can have those meetings, but what is galling as now we know that hunter biden laptop was verified in the fbi did not correct social media on that point. i spoke with jeff landry on fox & friends and here's what he had to say. he brought the suit.

speak of the fbi knew that the hunter biden laptop was real and yet today told the social media platforms to be on the lookout for russian interference, and then the hunter biden laptop story comes out. they never go back until the social media companies, oh, this is a real thing. >> kayleigh: so they let the company is believed that the laptop will rush information. >> marc: and that's about as we decide what is real and what you have to know and if it undermines our security like the hunter biden laptop you don't get to know. and this applied across the board with covid, because the idea that we knew -- that they knew the facts and that if you do not agree, you happen to be suppressed on social media, they did not have the facts. we have been going over how covid origins, we still don't know and are concerned it came from a lab, but dr. fauci and others were suppressing that idea. >> and a lot of doctors were

silenced. >> marc: not me, but a lot was timeless. in the same is true with the vaccines and the natural immunity. these are discussable issues, and once you decide you know and they don't know, you are on high and the others are misinforming, that is so dangerous it is against the principles of this country. >> kayleigh: absolutely, talking from a business perspective we can flash to the wall what is so concerning us you have met a representative talking about a partnership with the federal government and then on the flip side here you have the federal government talking about a partnership. we are partners here with social media. they were doing the bidding of the white house. >> tammy: absolutely and i agree with cheryl who is saying there is some type of separation and there is no doubt. i do feel like i'm living in a pages of george orwell's 1984. this is a place where there is a certain kind of language you are supposed to use. others is not acceptable. it's frightening to me and i'm glad to see all of this coming out. and i'm glad to see that people are talking about it and

starting to realize hey, there's not one viewpoint that it's okay. you have to have multiple thieves. this is america. >> kayleigh: and i have some language for the white house, unconstitutional. have you ever heard of the first amendment? while you are celebrating the fourth of july, some members of the squad were using the holiday to scold america for stolen land and slavery as they demand reparations now. happy birthday, america. ♪ ♪

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push their reparations agenda. cori bush tweeted "to the declaration of independence was written by enslavers and did not recognize black people as human. today is a great day to demand reparations now." likewise jamal bowman tweeted this "this july 4th, we must remember we stand on stolen land, toiled by enslaved africans and recommit ourselves to the fight for freedom, equality, injustice, so that these ideas are ours accessible to everyone, not just a privilege for you. we are not free until everyone is truly free. apparently california has reparations task force once black presidents to be free from child support debt. at the panel says in its final report "one effect of these long-standing harms is the disproportionate amount of african americans who are burdened with child support debt, the task force recommends to terminate all interest accrued on back child support requiring only the payment of the principal owed and it goes

further and pushes for forgiveness of child support debt based on solely of parents financial circumstances ability to pay. meanwhile in new jersey, democratic mayors calling for action in this new animated video. watch this. >> as white's wealth and land ownership continues to grow on the backs of enslaved black people. preventing free black people from owning land, and all aspects of black life just like a southern state. a change in attitude alone while critical is not enough, because these were inflicted and maintained through policy they must also be repaired by policy. bring us back to preparation. >> tammy: let me start with you, this is the 2024 campaign. these are politicians and we have a lot of work to do. it's like practicing medicine,

you practice being an american, and we continue to work to be a better nation. but the fact on the matter is this is about denigrating the country continually as there is no recovery from what has happened and especially with this child support dynamic is fascinating to me, we have heard from the left about two women and racing women and women getting thrown under the bus. how does ending the child support payments or the debt help anyone in any community let alone for women of color? cheryl: in california in particular, it holds true about what we see is that there is a divorce and 70 is paying the child support, and now a single mother on one or two income, and see the debt erased for your former husband. and that's very unfair to women, and of course the children.

california taxpayers, and that cost of the reparations disaster is $800 billion. california does not have the money. that is two and half times the annual budget of the state of california. so this entire task force i'm sorry, but it is impossible what they are recommending. if you want to kill the debt, fine for the back child support, that's one issue. maybe they will get that, but it's so unfair i think to those families. >> tammy: it has nothing to do with lifting people up and having the future looks brighter especially when you have a report to that is really everything that can never be done but can last as rhetoric through a campaign, isn't that what this is for the most part? >> kayleigh: yes, and what a sticky situation for gavin newsom, he vetoed ab 1092 which would have terminated interest on child support, so he has already vetoed what they are asking for, but what a terrible

message, this is the party of women, of vulnerable women, what does it say to say we canceled the debt, what does it say for fatherhood and protecting women and children and take it for me, the party that is supporting vulnerable winamp is the republican party. senator markey marco rubio said fathers coming to step up and pay the moment of conception, we are supporting women in the moment of conception, where's the left? silent. >> and there's nothing here that these guys who have not paid their child support are going to suddenly start paying it. so suddenly that is an issue as well. but in the meantime we heard about president biden being asked if he had let voters down and misled them about the loan issue about getting rid of the loan debt. isn't this another dynamic about depressing people, making them think that there is no hope, that so much has been done wrong and i will never get better, that this is what you have to live on which is being a victim

in a place that will never come to your aid? >> gerri: the idea that reparations is a political ploy, shame on you for suggesting it. it's sad. we want real solutions to real problems, but i just want to mention one thing. i love history and i often call in history when we are having these conversations. if you think we have never paid the price for slavery, remember 620,000 soldiers died during the civil war, 1.5 million casualties go to the gettysburg national cemetery, find out what that is like. it's overwhelming to realize the price this nation paid for that mistake. >> tammy: and now at the rhetoric as we deal with the mental hive crisis sweeping the country, doesn't it push more people more into the dynamic and in it abandonment of people of color and all of us who deal with these issues. >> marc: to the point that you are heading, the management of

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♪ ♪ >> all right, new calls to boycott ben & jerry's. i'm sure you are familiar with those after the ice cream maker's demand of the united states give back mount rushmore as part of its independence day message. that's great. a real kind of stink in the eye. the company tweeted this fourth of july is high time that the u.s. exists on stolen indigenous land and commits to returning it. some calling out the ice cream maker's hypocrisy. one tweet saying "speaking of stolen land, the up and knocking nation would like to have a word with ben & jerry's about the land under their headquarters that they are occupying in

vermont. they really should commit to returning the stolen land and name in our next hypocrisy. that would be hot. yes, what is interesting and let me go to you, this is -- they have always had some controversy and have been talking a lot about tweeting and stuff about social justice. that's part of the brand. but there has been a switch with the american people. we see this with bud lights, target to some degree, that perhaps the american people now have had enough. is this going to affect ben & jerry's? >> i think it absolutely could. we saw with bud light. and let me tell you, anheuser-busch lost a ton market cap, so there is real penalties for public companies and what shocks me about this is that people don't seem to want to protect the brand. like isn't a job number one to sell more ice cream, or is it just or harangue me politically. i mean really at the end of the day? but this company has been known for a long time to do this thing. they are always speaking out on

social justice, some of the comments like the ones we just saw our kind of unnamed, but they are owned by unilever, and apparently big massive international company where they have some kind of agreement where it has to be hands off with ben & jerry's, they can say anything they want. >> and i think that's one thing that it came to being sold is that unilever would care about the money which means they should care about what the board of ben & jerry's is doing, but they tend to go back and forth with this. in the american people have ice cream choices just like they had light beer choices and this is -- this is kind of in environments not to dismiss at this point whether you are big or small -- >> because everybody is drinking modelo instead about lights which they are now winning. and i will tell you what, it's a multibillion dollar global company. and maybe ben & jerry's is not enough of enough and an asset to put a stamp and say enough is enough, but they can't do that.

but i have to tell you, mike lee from utah stole my thunder on the jokes that surround us and he said when you could suggest returning the land on which the country has been built for centrex, what do you imagine? repatriation of most americans to europe? should we all just move back to the europe? it's ridiculous what they are putting out there right now. "the faulkner focus" what what we were speaking about, this just goes in. it's like nobody wants to have any kind of pride or fun that everything has to be this horrible thing that drives you down. and this is ice cream. it's meant to make you happy. >> kayleigh: yes, it's a hot summer day. you head out to the beach, you get your carton of ben & jerry's, you look and there as cori bush or you look in there as colin kaepernick. alike i don't care, left and right. i don't want to see the face of any activist or politician on the face and my ice cream when i am on the beach. let me eat my ice cream and peace. but they have a head of activism

according to the daily mail, you are not a political campaign, your private enterprise. >> marc: this is how hypocritical this is, ben: and jerry greenfield started an ice cream company and a vermont gas station, nowadays you know labor. but if the actual ben & jerry's came forward and had a political opinion, fine, but it's a corporate opinion. it's not their opinion. and they represent the americans working for a living. >> tammy: and change is brewing on our wall, the ice cream flavor aimed at promoting racial justice, there are days. and this is either -- just like bud lights where they just lose their mind and forget that it's the customer. they are in a business. they are not activists. >> marc: i was going to come on and say watch out for the fat, but i like cherry garcia. >> tammy: there are a lot of ice cream choices, greek yogurt is fabulous.

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♪ ♪ >> a study finds if you use nonbinary pronouns you may have a harder time finding a job. the report from business.com business.com reveals that jobseekers with nonbrian area pronouns on their resumes are less likely to be contacted by employers. furthermore the gal i found that her than 80% of nonbinary applicants believe that revealing their gender identity would hurt their job prospects. so you know it, on that last point i can see that they would be worried about putting this on the resume that it would hurt them. but in this is what gets me, they should have truly outlined initiatives per improving in the workplace. and they should measure their employees sense of belonging.

i don't agree with that statement from the study. what do you of this study? >> kayleigh: the first home was how people feel, that's nothing objective you can better dilute and measure as to their being salacious of how someone feels, but second they did a study where they sent her resumes and they found that those who had t they/them were a percent less likely to get hired, but then they did not send out resumes that said she, her, him, so maybe not because they were transgender, but because they put their pronouns and it seems like activists or they did not seem like someone who was going to bring their ideology to the workplace because they put pronouns in generally, not because they themselves -- >> tammy: so they did for 180 postings and then they said the resumes with pronouns got the use a percent less interest plus fewer interviews screenings and requests, so i'm not sure that that's a big difference were enough to hang your hat on this whole sense of i'm not going to

get a job because of my pronouns on my resume. >> gerri: don't you think human resources are running scared and are completely freaked out that they are going to be considered not fair, not evenhanded, not recognizing people of all diversity? i think that there is a lot of fear that they are going to make a mistake, say something wrong. i think that that is really the issue going on. i did not find this study very persuasive, because a lot of it had people reporting on themselves. well, i understand that your point of view, but that's not really a grounded fact. >> cheryl: the one resume, the fake resume, the phantom resume taylor williams was a gender ambiguous name. if that helps anybody's decision? >> tammy: this goes back to the point that this is a push to make transgender people or others feel like they are being discriminated against, but the fact is, not all transgender people or gay people use pronouns at all.

so this is -- this is the trigger that is needed to make the point about bias that really does not exist. and/or maybe it's just if you are a transgender person you are going to be putting on ms. if you are a transgendered woman. so i think that's one of the things that hurts the left if it comes to people being embraced and just living their lives as individuals. but i also think that this does speak to you as a result politics. because gay people, transgender people, this number used to be an issue. it is a niche political trigger that is being created by the left and it is unfortunate create some confusion in the gay community. everybody is afraid of saying and doing the wrong thing and that's part of what it is. i know it's hard to believe, part of what the left wants to generate is this confusion and fear because then that gives them more leverage and there are more victims even when there should not be victims.

>> cheryl: it's interesting, because there are federal and state laws in place of discrimination in the workplace and hiring, that is on the books and has been that way for decades, but at the same time if i am on the corporate side of it and the hr department, i need the best candidate. there are actually believe it or not there are software out there that can screen resumes say you get 200 resumes for 100 job postings, they can look for buzzwords, none of this has to do with pronouns, the buzzwords are the qualifications on the resume and if i have to go get foot surgery, dr. siegel, i want the best doctor. i don't want that person operating on my foot because i use the right pronoun on their resume. >> marc: first of all i can agree with that, can you imagine when fish don't make gets involved, what a mess with this kind of politicization going on. and i agree with the point that she made that if anything hr

would be much more likely to bend over backwards to try to get people with those pronouns, they are afraid of not doing that. but take haley's point, scientifically this is a very poor study. it has to be thrown out. first of all it's based on self reporting and when you said they did not compare it to her as she/he, that's called a control group come you don't have a control group or a comparison, you can draw a conclusion. >> cheryl: we have seen us on fox business repeatedly, but companies are spending billions in not just dollars, but also human hours to make sure that everything is inclusive and everything. and sometimes i wonder if it takes away from the real business at hand since we have a rough economy out there. let's be honest, there's a lot of layoffs happening. >> tammy: there's a lot to be doing right now and now all of these programs they run that her inclusivity programs originally a great idea, but you have to wonder what else are we doing? and what are we doing to make sure that people that you do give the job to succeed? where is the follow through? it seems that there are other things that these folks could be doing not that i'm being mean or

nasty about fox hr, because they are wonderful. >> cheryl: we love you, denise. maurice "outnumbered" and just a moment. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners to combat today's rising prices. lower your monthly payments with the three c's: pay down your credit cards,

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>> last but not least, a pizza deliveryman was not happy with a 25% tip. now his job. $5 tip on a $20 order. >> i just want to say, it's a nice house for a $5 tip. >> you are welcome. >> yikes. can you imagine, a doordash spokesperson says we have removed this dasher from our platform and the woman is now asking tiktok how much she should be tipping on a $20 pizza. also added she was not able to rescind the $5 tip, that's a shame. dr. siegel, would you have tipped, what, 100%? >> i don't think she should be judged by what kind of house she's living in and also have to confess, just like i don't like pharmacy benefit managers as middle men in the drug, prescription drug situation with

pharmacies, i don't like these things like doordash. i want to deal with the restaurant. what if the food is bad. i want to say what the heck did you just send me. so i have a problem with them taking out of the middle of the system. they may have a purpose for some people and they have a really good organization, but it's not really what i like. >> jerry, i mean, 25% tip, that's a pretty good rate. >> it's unbelievable, and i think this is what you see everywhere. everybody wants a tip for everything they do, ring up an order, still want a tip, i think people are taken aback by this, do we have to pay all this, i think they are going to be coming to the money in our 401(k), you shouldn't have saved that much money, what were you thinking. and a run on people who save money. >> if someone on instacart picks

out your groceries, that's a different story. >> he cursed at the woman after a 25% tip. i'm proud to see doordash standing up for the customer. but tipping is out of control in this country and i think people are getting a little fed up with it. we are seeing a lot of push back about the tip jar because it's everywhere that you do business and tipping is a way to say thank you and 20%, that's a good standard, i think, for everybody. but look, you want to give more, give more. but do it for service because that person does a great job and a lot of them are hard working. >> and this profanity doordasher knows the address now. >> and in another life i was a messenger, and what you expect like a multitude of deliveries that it adds up. it's not from one thing that you get, but it is about the entitlement issue and

resentment. envy has been generated over the last decade and this is -- certainly not helping that young man, not helping his family, or what he aspires to. he should aspire to that house and part of that is that you don't spend too much money, that you order a pizza. >> my son is so happy for the tips he gets, he's working at a restaurant. >> 25%, big tip. thanks to everyone, don't forget to dvr the show. now here is "america reports." >> it's been terrible, terrible. >> the lines has been long, i'm exhausted. >> we sat on the plane an hour. >> have to cut some flights or asking, can't handle it. >> frustrated travelers dealing with delays and cancellations en route to their destination, now braced for the more disruption on the return trip. both ways. hello, i'm bill hemmer in for john roberts. >> gillian: i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. she's off toda