that every veteran deserves. >> harris: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner, here with my co-host emily compagno and joining us fox news contributor and physician dr. nicole saphier and deputy communication director and vice president of coin cassie smedile and former new york congressman and presidential candidate lee zeldin. he came close in new york and

changed the game for republicans. begin with the house investigation into the biden family reaching a new level now. impeachment inquiry could be next. hunter biden former business partner devin archer, reportedly his bestie set to be interviewed by the house oversight committee next monday. he plans on telling lawmakers that hunter biden put his father and then vice president joe biden on speaker phone with business associates on at least two dozen calls. president biden swore he had no knowledge of hunter biden's business dealings and claimed he never spoke to his son on the matter. >> president biden: i did not know he was on the board of that company. i never discussed my business or their business, my son or daughter. i never discussed anything with my son about ukraine.

i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> harris: just yesterday press secretary karine jean-pierre seemingly offered a nuanced, different answer. she didn't answer the question asked. watch. i've been asked this question a million times, the answer remains the same, the president was never in business with his son, i have nothing else to add. >> harris: she said president biden was never in business with his son, she didn't mention knowledge, which the president said he had none of. she skipped that part. kevin mccarthy is weighing in and he thinks the probe could result in an impeachment inquiry. >> speaker mccarthy: this president has used something we have not seen since richard

nixon, use weaponization of government to benefit his family and deny congress the ability to have oversight. i believe we will follow this to the end and rise to an impeachment inquiry the way the constitution tells us to do this and we have to get answers to the questions. >> harris: lee zeldin, is he on target? >> lee: the business is joe biden. the family business is corrupt, joe biden can't say -- >> harris: why was joe biden hired in the first place, why is money flowing to the biden family? because of joe biden. i think this is one of those potential dam-breaking moments, if you have a house committee, a far cry from jerry nadler and adam schiff and republicans are investigating and devin archer coming, if the committee is

doing a good job asking the questions and you are getting good tight answers, you might have progress going and you see mainstream media and fox has been covering this the whole time. others have been trying to of coer for this and they are starting toeck are niez, we can't avoid this any longer. >> harris: you can't, you have multiple whistleblowers and there are 17 tape recordings. we haven't heard them as public, but there is a build of evidence and emily, when you see that scene and you are investigating flip side your job is to hold the president. what do you think of this next move by mccarthy? >> emily: to lee's point, it is the natural next step. i worry if the average american has insight into the evidence we've been presented with clearly for so long. i think that is where the

politics come in the voting sense. it worries me this administration is getting away with obfuscating and selling the president and then vice president and access to him. for a quick moment to focus on hunter biden's artwork thchl is exactly the nefarious and opaque aspect, which was troubling to the american people to begin with and this administration said there is no problem whatsoever. every purchase will be behind closed doors. advisor said people don't hang it in closets, they hang it on the wall. we recently learned that elizabeth nafitali purchased artwork and was appointed to a

commission by president biden. we don't know the details, she was recommended by nancy pelosi. the point is the question is raises about conflict of interest and influence pedalling and questions are in the millions and phone calls at 24, sheer volume is exhausting and that is why this impeachment, transparency is crucial. >> harris: it is hard to ignore when someone shows who they are. if you think back to that "60 minutes" interview, hunter biden did not deny using his dad's name to go forth in life, told us who he is, they have shown us who they are. now it is time to take them up on that offer of evidence. >> like everyone else has been covering up for them and they have been showing who they are and people covering up are like we are out of places to cover up and the dam is breaking. good point. some would say, democrats saying

impeachment would be distraction, we are glad we are getting it in the oversight committee. republicans have one arm, otherwise who knows what hunter biden would be doing right now. bigger picture, what position does that put president biden and our country in when he's negotiating on our behalf on the global stage. we are compromised. who does he owe what to hom? >> harris: there is war going on between ukraine and russia and a lot of dealings reported and what republicans have unearths have been dealing with that country and hunter biden sitting on a board in one of the premiere energy companies with no matching resume to have that kind of a job. look where we are with ukraine today. another 400 million went out the door, we are not getting tiktok on what we are spending.

you have questions for a lot of reasons, where is the president on ukraine. >> cassie: great question and he says we will continue to support ukraine and he is breaking with other nations in things he is sending to ukraine. people say, we would not recommend doing that and he is losing some democratic support because of that. emily said evidence when it comes to business dealings, they are building up. the press secretary karine jean-pierre has contempt for the american people, the way she talks to us, constant sighing and eye rolling. i've been asked this so many times and my answer doesn't change. yes, it does. people in the media say your answer has changed and the american people deserve to hear. anyone crying for president trump to be impeached because of conversation with zelenskyy should decry same thing with

president biden and if they do not they are not honest with themselves. >> harris: yesterday my tweet was in realtime watching her and others pointed out why isn't harris faulkner in that room. i'm in my office in new york, i can see from here something migrated in her answers. >> sure have. >> harris: coming up issue the alabama woman who claimed she was kidnapped is kind of coming clean. she wouldn't show up for police, sent her attorney to read a statement. the truth, wow, that is next.

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>> emily: the alabama woman who claim she was kidnapped is coming clean. carley russell went missing july 13th after placing a 911 call about a toddler walking along a busy highway. russell said she was kidnapped after she got out of her car to help the child. she managed to escape her abductors and come home two days later.

investigators began to doubt her story and released her google searches, which included maximum age for amber alert, one-way tickets from nashville, how to take money from cash register and the movie "taken" details. her attorney saying there was no kidnapping on thursday july 13th, 2023, my client did not see a baby on the side of the road. my client did not leave the hoover area. my client did not have any help in this incident, it was a single act by herself. the mother of carley has asked for prayers and understanding for peace and comfort. of course we do. reality is criminal justice system accounts for lying to police officers and for filing false police reports.

we saw that with five felony convictions of jussie smollett. and it is considered a crime against the public because otherwise how is there any deterrence for people to make up stuff like this all the time. there needs to be accountability to make sure this does not go. >> law enforcement only has so much resources and so many mising person cases going on when law enforcement is able to respond quickly and gather facts and put a huge team together, you're pulling them away from other work, of real crime taking place and other people in need. you are getting people to donate to the search, donate to the person kidnapped. there is need for accountability and it is important for

deterrent. there are limited resources. whether you are outraged or not, think about families still looking for loved ones and having trouble getting law enforcement to give this much attention to their case and that is a known kidnapping and fearing a son or daughter for dead. >> emily: great. harris? >> harris: there are women and girls missing in the united states, a lot of families wish they could get any granule of salt worth of time and effort and attention on their cases. police are overwhelmd and have burgeoning crime across the country. according to statistics from national crime information center, this is happening to the tune of something that we're struggling with as a nation. while her mom is asking for prayers and thoughts for carley and we understand that, we have space and grace to know if this young woman was in trouble and

this is how she acted, she needs support. the same time, i hope her mom will be praying and keeping in her thoughts, the 270,000 women and girls who went missing last year legitimately. one other thing i will say and has to do with something phil holloway told me, what crime was she planning to commit? she was googling how to break into a cash register. just for concern for wider public, that statement tells us, they are expecting charges out of this. >> emily: i'm grateful you bringing up how this takes away from those who need our exposure and help. i had on my podcast maura murray's sister, that family has been looking for maura for 20 years desperately trying to maintain that attention so they can get closure in this case.

this distractses and takes away from lesources and attention. cassie? >> cassie: would i stop for this toddler on the side of the road. oh, my gosh, this woman, a good samaritan. everybody was drawn into the goodness gone wrong initially and you start thinking about, we've talked about "sound of freedom" on this show and channel and the child trafficking and just as you said, larger issue of children, humans going missing and resources needed to find them. how much people will say, will turn a blind eye and ignore that call for help because this stands out in their mind issue not the 200,000 people still missing. >> dr. saphier: ask for prayers and understanding, we would like to understands, there is not

information as to why did she do it, attention-seeking or something prompting her? she is in depression, afraid to tell her family. kid napings have been faked before. the woman in california last year got 18 months, she was dealing with depressive issues. earlier this year, a 20 year old failing out of college and afraid of the repercussions. this does not mean she shouldn't face the consequences. i cannot understand this waste of resources without more information. >> emily: to learn more about the maura murray missing case and more true crime stories check out fox true crime podcast, doup download new

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going forward. the president of the united states and what we are watching now is vice president kamala harris. let's watch together. >> tried to divide our nation with unnecessary debates. let us not be seduced into

believing that somehow we will be better if we forget. we will be better if we remember. we will be stronger if we remember. because we all here know it is only by understanding and learning from our past that we can continue to work together to build a better future. and so now it is my great honor to introduce a leader who dedicated his life to preserving and protecting our history and reverend wheeler parker jr. just shared with me that he and his wife will be celebrated this weekend, their 56th anniversary of marriage. reverend wheeler parker jr. [applause]

>> in fact, we were married 56 years on sunday. my wife say when we get to heaven, i will say, lord, not up here, too. i see we have a whole lot of amens to that. [laughter] >> i'm truly humbled by this honor. you see, i was born in mississippi. i spent my early years as a sharecropper and focused on feeling of a nine-foot sack, focused on my quota, not making history from the outhouse to the white house. from time when we lived in fear

to a time when president and vice president gave us this great hope. kept their promise by deliver i ing, this is what america means to me. promises made, promises kept. it's been quite a journey for me from the darkness to the light, when i sit with my family on the night of terror, when emmett till was taken from us, taken to be tortured and brutally murdered. back then, i was overwhelmed with terror and fear of certain death in the darkness of a thousand midnights in a pitch black house on what some call dark furrow. i could never imagine a moment

like this, standing in the light of wisdom, grace and del deliverance. there is something amazing you feel when you meet president biden, like i did when he signed the emmett till anti-lynching bill into law. he welcomed me to this place of great power. i felt his devotion to justice and equality, his commitment to keeping the promise of america. this came from his heart, from his soul. bless you president biden for all you have done and will do to preserve our history. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing president joe biden. [applause]

>> president biden: i will not tell you to whisper to me. thank you, reverend parker and thank all of you for being here. i want to thank kamala for her not only capacity to do what she does, but the fire with which she brings to things she cares a lot about. to members of congress, including representative benny thompson, tammy duckworth, representative danny davis and dick durbin who we wish speedy recovery from covid, he is recovering from covid right now and who long fought to honor the till family. it is not new to any of them. to the till family, it is honor to be with you again. you know, when i was preparing remarks, i quite frankly and my

colleagues will understand this, i found myself trying to temper my anger as i was writing it. i'm not joking. i can't fathom. i can't fathom what it must have been like, it is hard to believe i was 12 years old. and i just know no matter how much time has passed, how many birthdays, how many anniversary, it is hard to relive this. brings it all back. as if it happened yesterday. the images in your head, things you remember as mothers courage find faith and pain and purpose and pain. that is a remarkable thing, it seems to me.

insisting on an open casket for her murdered and i might add maimed and mutilated son. 14 years old. 14 years old. she said, let the people see what i've seen. let the people see what i have seen. my god. all of us have lost children in other ways, how hard it is to close the casket, keep it open, what a debate it is. to see the child that had been ma maimed. in a country and the world saw not just heard the story of emmett till and his mother, story of a family's promise and loss and the nation's reckoning with hate, violence, racism,

overwhelming abuse of power and brutality. it is hard to fathom, hard to fathom this war for me. it is hard to fathom. but today, on what we've been -- what would have been emmett's 82nd birthday, we had another chapter in the story of remembrance and healing. we joined together when i signed law in his name to make lynching a federal crime, think what that took to happen. we screened the movie "till" at the white house. today we join together as i sign proclamation designating emmett till and mamie till, monument in illinois and mississippi.

[applause] we talked about wanting to do this, but the support from the community has been so overwhelming, i thank members of congress for your support and their leadership. at a time when there are those who seek to ban books, bury history, we're making it clear, crystal, crystal clear. [applause] while darkness can hide much, they erase nothing, can hide, but erase nothing. we can't choose to learn what we

want to know, learn what we should know. we should know about our country. we should know everything, good, bad, truth of who we are as a nation. that is what great nations do. we are a great nation. that is what they do for only with truth comes healing, justice, repair and another step forward toward forming more perfect union. we have a hell of a long way to go. that is what is happening, that is going to happen with visitors of all backgrounds to learn history of emmett till and amy till mobley through national monument. electric, telling the truth, full history of our nation, it is important, important to our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, our nation as a whole. i've said it before, lesson i

learned coming out of not like real leaders, came out of civil rights movement as kid as public defender, i used to say, think you pass something that was good, you could make hate go away. hate never goes away, it just hides under the rocks and given a little oxygen like bad people, comes roaring out again. it is up to all of us to deal with that. up to all of us to stop, best way with the truth. different context, i think it applies here. s silence is complicity. i will not be silent, nor will you be silent about what happened.

[applause] >> president biden: really critical work ahead to continue equality for all americans and my administration commit to leading the path forward and members of congress are even more committed than that. i will close with this. the reason the world saw what ms. till mobley saw, because another hero in this story. the black press. [applause] >> president biden: i'm serious. jet magazine, chicago defender told the story unflinching in bravery with which they told the story, making sure america saw what they saw. ida b well, said, the way to right wrong turn the light of truth upon them, way to right wrong is shine the light of

truth on them. that is our charge today. did you ever think we would be talking about banning books in america? banning history? i'm serious. the till family to all of you here today, thank you for your cou courage, for never giving up, never, never giving up. before i say what is more on my mind, i'm not going to leave this podium. it's just barbaric what happened. seriously, all you moms out there, imagine the courage it took to say let them see. the courage. now my honor to sign this

proclamation in memory of emmett till and ms. mamie till mobley. thank you all for being here and i know i am considered too much of an optimist, i believe if we keep pushing we'll continue to make progress, continue to make progress. already being made. the idea that when that 14-year-old was buried that indian treaty room, this many people of color holding powerful office change the direction of the country, would have been beyond our comprehension. and we're just getting started. [applause]

>> president biden: proclam agsz i'm signing establishes the national monument. >> harris: the president of the united states there signing a proclamation designating three sites across illinois and mississippi in an effort to protect places that tell emmett till's story and reflect on activism of his mother mamie till mobley. we watch this going on and i would say this. the president did acknowledge somewhat, but often democrats don't, we have come through the fire in this nation. we've come through prosperity, war and more. and done it together. we share this history together.

so whenever somebody says we can't get to the next place, remember what is possible in this country. we are greatest nation on this know planet. god bless america. emily. >> emily: retail theft seen massive increase in america's blue cities forcing many retailers to place essential items behind lock and key. the problem is so bad, the liberal media can't ignore it any longer. locking up frozen products and ice cream. they have no choice after criminaling began clearing out freezers with black grocery bags. in san francisco, this cv s locked up frozen treats and this nearby walgreen store used padlocks to deter thieves from freezers. cnn visited the crime crisis up

close and didn't take long for reality to set in. >> this 30 minutes at this walgreens, we watched three people, including this man, steal. >> did that guy pay? did that guy pay? >> no. >> he didn't pay? >> another grocery store, $14 bags of coffee, under lock and key. >> what is this? >> i don't know. i don't understand why coffee -- >> here she is. >> it has become like a police state in san francisco, i don't know how else to describe it. >> more icing on the cake. telling us that ramp in crime is -- has become a roll part of life. >> emily: lee, major tenant is major crime and common crime has

become normalized under the democrats watch. >> people are fed up, doesn't matter republican, democrat, independent, this erodes communities and quality of life. when you see a campaign going on and you have a choice whether or not to pass more criminal laws, whether or not we should be elected weak prosecutors and supporting women and men in blue, clear which direction we need to take and why. consequences are grave. people are leaving. they are fleeing and not looking back. >> emily: you can't have your cake and eat it too. you can't vote for defunding the police. fallacy of the left argument, we

need crime, law and order so crime goes deterred and punished. >> absolutely, if they are fleeing cities and you hear states saying don't california my x or y because policies are leaving cities in tatters and i think who is going to be here to work these jobs? it is hard to get someone to help you. i was at a place that was locked up and i was shocked workers would stay. >> harris: like we are locked up, you do more shopping from home, when you go to shops in the cittale of two cities. >> high unemployment rates, i think sarah huckabee sanders said if you are leaving for democratic cities and states don't take your policy to

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in the dirt? >> she's broken, how much is how much is deliberate tactics to win political campaign and get power, they need to divide people. they need to fire up their base and get them to blame the other side, you can never have a united states of america with this kind of approach, if you are passionate about climate change, why aren't you talking about china and other nations that ramp up emissions. you all hear in new york and across the united states, you have new innovation by corporations and government private partnerships working where emissions are able to go down, you don't capitalize on that and get power. she's been broken by the right. a lot is deliberate as tactic to

gain more power. >> emily: broken by common sense, were the solar panel debacle in the clinton administration. it is trite, harris, as if you chatgpt, how do i make a dig on republicans without realism which is what all americans deserve, irrespective of tactics that will work. >> she gave us deplorables, do you think she cares? i'm not under disillusion she cares. why does she need a power grab? she had so much and couldn't beat anybody to get in the white house on her own, she had to marry into the family to get there. >> a speaking engagement at million dollars per pop. i'm tired of people politicizing everything from covid to climate change to other things and lee said what i would have said, it is disingenuous to bring up climate change if you are not

holding china and india and highest emitters responsible, unless you call out china and india, not just maga republicans, their fraction of emission is lower than the rest of the people she is soft on. >> this is dangerous. americans are at risk, elderly and infirm who have issues with air conditioning systems and the like. to come out and self-serve in a trite polarizing fagsz really undermines the severity of this that all americans are facing. >> that is right. is she tweeting from her luxury private plane? it seems like they always are. the hypocrisy. >> that is weiss, not -- >> on a plane at some point, don't know. i imagine it is big. >> yeah, to your point, those

are the people she's talking about, maga republicans, you regular people issue the eshg lite and now maga republicans are everybody else, right? it is frustrating to average folks. there is continued division of left and right and have and have-notes and have more of and never be us and that is where you are really seeing next echelon of democrat and liberal division going and i think that is where when you talk about who you want to vote for and people like donald trump gain traction and says i'm not afraid to stand up to them, i'm happy to go after them. >> harris: irony of that, he has power and money she wishes she did. yeah. >> that is right. that is right. she's the one that oust deplorables and draws that division if we shop at walmart we matter less. s

>> sore loser and that defines who she is today. >> destroy her legacy, this is what she'll remember, later years where she lost and she kept doubling and tripling down in way that made her less and less of a states woman. a certain track she was on in her career for herself and she just blew it up. >> bitterness looks good on no one. especially her. more "outnumbered" next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪

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hansbro. fired from a georgia lowe's store after trying to stop some thieves from stealing more than $2,000 in merchandise. well, donna got rehired and this statement now from the company. and by the way, this hit our inboxes after 5:00 p.m. yesterday. we thought she might have been so we were trying to chase the story, took a while to put this out. after senior management became aware of the incident and spoke to to donna, we are reinstating her job and pleased she accepted the offer to return to lowe's. first and foremost, nothing more important than the safety of our customers and associates. products can be replaced. people cannot. we continue to work closely with law enforcement to investigate and prosecute those responsible for this theft and violent attack. yeah, she took several punches to the face, and while the scars were fresh they fired her. and now she's hired back. >> i am grateful, very grateful

for her getting her job back she loved so much and so deeply resonated with when she talked about the customers she helps. i would love to see more from lowe's. i'm glad they acknowledged her safety. i want a little more from them about how special she is. >> and she is special. you do, donna. she said it's her dream job, god bless her. thank you for watching and dvr us when you can't. "america reports" now. >> john: good news there about the lowe's employee, thank you for that, harris. begin with new information in the case of suspected gilgo beach serial killer rex heuermann. investigators confirming moments ago they have completed their search of his long island home after nearly two weeks. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, welcome back. >> sandra: great to be back with you, john. sandra smith in new york. "america reports." forensic testing of the evidence seized has only just begun and they still would not confirm whether any of the victims were in fact murdered insid