♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone, it's friday, this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno, also joining us dagen mcdowell, lisa boothe and raymond arroyo. we are all dressed in red today for national wear red today, part of the american heart association go red for women campaign to raise awareness about heart disease. to this. we're awaiting president biden's arrival at dover air force base. he and first lady will meet with the families. just over an hour from now, the president will take part in the dignified transfer paying tribute to the fallen heroes, sergeant rivers, specialist

kennedy sanders and specialist breonna alexsondria moffett from savannah, georgia, who enlisted right after graduating from high school. new reports how biden administration plan to respond to the iran-backed proxies and warns it is trying to avoid a wider war with iran. we'll get to that in a moment. i would be remiss if we didn't begin talking about the fallen heroes. there will be dignified transfer today and nine minutes from now biden will meet the families. kennedy sanders mother said i will never be able to hug or kiss my baby again. life is unfair. i love my baby, she lived a big life for 24. talking to daily mail, breonna alexsondria moffett mother, i

have a heavy heart, my angel, my first born is going to be with god today, the pain will never go away. she had planned to enlist and become a sergeant and william rivers, highly decorated, so many awards, these individuals about to have a solemn moment with the commander-in-chief. >> emily: only the second dignified transfer our commander-in-chief has attended during his presidency, he will be joined by jill biden and lloyd austin. he spoke during the prayer breakfast and said service members embody best of our nation unwaivering in bravery unbending and risking their own safety for the safety of our

fellow americans in the fight against terrorism temperature is a fight he said we will not cease. he acknowledged them by name and said they risked it all. >> kayleigh: they did risk it all. air force one has arrived, the president will be walking down the stairs shortly and we'll take it to you when that happened. the president any moment from now. dagen, the foreign policy implication, earlier in the week politico had this out, among options, striking iranian personnel in syria or iraq or persian gulf, according to officials. officials suggested once the president gave the go ahead, it would likely begin in next couple days and come in waves. here on the pages of politico -- here comes president biden. let's take a moment as he walks

down the stairs, he is with the first lady. dagen, let's take this in for one moment. about to meet the families of the fallen. >> dagen: i will note as we watch the president and first lady descend the stairs, kennedy sanders and breonna alexsondria moffett were posthumousily given the rank of sergeant, a notable thing in time of grief hopefully gives solace to their families and honors their service to this country, giving the ultimate sacrifice. >> kayleigh: raymond, we'll wait to see if the president speaks, how to honor and address the deaths by going after iran to ensure another american service member does not die after 165

attacks by iranian proxies temperature has been made and we await. >> raymond: they are taking their time, joe biden, god bless him can't find exit off the podium or out of a crisis like this. you need strong action with actors like iran. this regime does not understand, you spent majority lifting sanctions and offering waivers so companies could work on nuclear program which biden did in 2022. giving them palettes of money. it sends a message of weakness and conveys that to iran. they are afraid of regional conflict, when you lead with that, you can't repel them with force. you are telling them where you are going to attack targets in syria and iraq. this is a weak approach.

>> dagen: i didn't answer your question and i apologize, what is worse joe biden and his team are bank rolling funding and subsidizing iran's attacks against america and iran's war on the united states. if you look at a chart of iran oil exports from time joe biden took office, it went through the roof. they have eased sanctions and allowed iran to make money exporting oil and president biden's administration said in november they were going to push iranian oil exports down and they have not done anything and only sanction of all the go ships that move around the world only sanctioned a fraction of them, maybe only one quarter. we are paying essentially for

iran to kill these service members. >> kayleigh: quickly the reason i put up that politico piece, they are broadcasting, it may not be biden, broadcasting what they plan to do and cbs reported there are militia members fleeing bases. i have to imagine they are reading the plans and saying, let's high tail it before we're attacked. >> lisa: and you were saying, not just joe biden not understanding, this is intentional. joe biden knows what he's doing. this is not a policy of appeasement, this is alignment. look who joe biden chose, robert malley who is under investigation for mishandle classified information, having allegiance to iran, not the united states. he is at yale teaching a course

about the israel-palestinian course at yale. you wonder why we have so many americans who hate the united states, hate the west and administration that also seems to hate the united states. >> kayleigh: this attack happened sunday, it is not friday, we will watch our calendar for response by the united states. the immigrants who attacked the two officers have fled the state and are headed west. that is next. 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) directv sports central brings your games stats and scores together and now you can get it without a satellite. one more reason to finally get rid of cable.

but getting rid of the cable guy... ...might not be as easy. oh yeah, touchback! visit directv.com for up to $200 reward card. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program.

options start at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate-lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason. so call now for free information, and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner. and it's yours free just for calling, so call now for free information.

>> emily: sources tell fox news

some of the suspects arrested for beating two police officers have skipped town after being released without bail. here are the attackers putting up the middle finger, blowing kisse kisses to the media. cb joins us. >> my police sources tell me these migrant senses used phony names to hop on a bus headed for california, which borders mexico. these sources tell me workers recognize the suspects from their mug shots and alerted police. five of the men charged with felony assault but released without bail have upcoming court dates, as far as whether they will show up now remains to be seen. officers believe these men were

in time square over the weekend pit pocketing people. people are turning to the judge and da alvin bragg who oversaw releasing these suspects without cash bail. a spokesperson of alvin bragg says it is paramount we identify each defendant. a sixth suspect was arraigned yesterday, so far only defendant to be held in jail. his bail set at $15,000. he resisted arrest, which caused the brawl to begin. police unions question why the other suspects are not in jail, too. why aren't they in jail? they brutally attacked a police officer and lieutenants, our criminal justice system is upside down and fails everyday.

emily, the search continues for a dozen other people identified by the nypd as being involved in the initial melee. back to you. >> emily: thank you, excellent reporting. why wouldn't they head for california? why not? they can go to college for free, get cash payout, free health care, food stamps, housing assistance. >> raymond: they go from one sanctuary city to another and now governor hochul is saying we should deport these people. she is doing the hochul two-step, deport them, on the other hand she opened up 4000 state jobs to these illegal aliens. this is a big problem in new york. i was at that place yesterday. the site of the attack is in front of a migrant shelter on

42nd street between madam toussards and where aladin takes place. try to find a cop in time square, they are nonexistent because they are down a thousand plus cops. >> emily: when you find them, say thank you. da bragg, is a joke, purpose of bail is to ensure you return to court. the joke is on alvin bragg, so many times over. these guys don't have ties to new york. they are long gone. daniel penny's attorney says he finds that confounding that is the tip of the iceberg.

>> lisa: are we a nation? go back and look at photos of the criminals flipping us off. that is what these people think of us and america. they break our laws, likely lying about asylum, they are not escaping persecution, they are coming here to take advantage of us or they are gotaways who broke the law coming here. they come here and flee to california where they will be provided housing assistance, food stamps, further financial aid and idiot republicans like dan crenshaw and james lankford who allow 5000 illegal immigrants per day. the joke is on all of us, this is ridiculous and i hope americans wake up and realize we're getting screwed. >> emily: through no fault of 150 democrats that voted against

a bill to deport those arrested for illegal drunk driving. melissa powell and her sun was killed by a drunk driver illegal immigrant out of chicago. they have died at hands of recidivist drunk drivers here illegally. >> kayleigh: it is inexcusable. you mention these guys fleeing to california. do you realize they are entitled by law to sex change surgery in california, should they get there and decide today i feel i'm a woman. that is insane. that is insane. these guys are entitled to that when they arrive, if they arrive in california. yes, you have liberals who voted 150 against that law. this story is unjust, these guys could have been near schoolchildren or displaced kids

from soccer fields. veronica escobar says you sound like republicans, we don't want to sound like republicans. kathy hochul, these guys should be deported, paraphrasing her now. liberal networks and cnn this host in shock and awe, what detectives are telling me, there are crews here that steal things and operate in new york and do stealing and go to florida to spend the money and come back. why don't they say stay and steal in florida? because you go to jail in florida. the cnn host was stunned. liberal networks are taking notice because american people are saying this is manifestly unfair. >> emily: we wait for them to come to their senses, we are in danger, sad, ugly future of new york. it is sad, ugly present and

police officers have to record every stop. every minute there is a hamstringing and castration occurring of so many people trying to do the right thing in this city and country by liberals, even if they are slowly coming around. i don't want to wait for their puberty to peak, i'm tired of it. >> dagen: they won't pick anybody's pocket in florida, floridians are able to pack. democrats let these criminals into the united states in unlawfully and democrats let these criminals out after assaulting police officers. democrats let these criminals suckel at the teet of taxpayers until everybody stops voting for democrats, this will continue. this, like bail reform, it is very hard to unravel and undo

the damage these left-wing lunatics have done to new york and all of the states. >> emily: let me just add, voting for democrats, yes, please, normal, conservative people run. oftentimes it is buffet of social liberal waste of flesh. >> dagen: children on subway, they are bothered by children. where are child protective services? >> emily: former president trump and president biden in dead heat in a key swing state. plus, trump topping biden in another state that helped decide the 2020 election. we'll break down the new fox election polling. that is next. he hits his mark —cent er stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need.

♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪

hi, i'm chris and i lost 57 pounds on golo. golo isn't complicated. i don't have to follow a restrictive diet, and i don't have to spend a lot of time making meals. using golo was truly transformative. it was easy, and inexpensive.

>> kayleigh: new fox polling for president biden and former president trump, biden and trump are dead even 47% in wisconsin. the economy is biggest issue to voters. in georgia, former president ahead by eight points over biden 58-41%. biden won georgia less than 1 point in 2020. lisa, i look for trends and is there is a trend when you look at quinnipiac poll and georgia poll. nikki haley talks about electability, sen trality of her argument. she does well with suburban women and independents. the quinnipiac numbers, add in third party candidates, nikki haley loses to biden 36-29.

kennedy polls in 21%. in georgia, when you add third party candidates, she loses to biden 35-29. the reason this is, where are trump supporters going? 31 would vote no party and 6 would not cast a ballot. >> lisa: i don't think she inspires the republican base. she is not trying to win over republicans. she is going for open primary states or democrats to vote for her. her strategy is not to win republican primary voter. i don't think she is strongest person in this race. donald trump is as evidence by what he's done in iowa and new hampshire. this race between donald trump and joe biden 50/50. i used to be vice president of a polling firm, we are so far out

these polls are just a snapshot until we head closer to election day. when you look at rnc contemplating taking out line of credit, we probably need to see change in leadership. a lot of this will come down to mechanics, who can get more mail-in ballots? we need leadership changes. >> kayleigh: important points. raymond, georgia numbers, trump is leading by 8%. our republican pollster darren shaw, has quote, we can brather about how anything can happen, talking about georgia, biden may want to shift focus and precious resources from georgia and to other battleground states.

>> raymond: something has happened in georgia. maybe fall-out of the fani willis thing. that is on the sideline. this is going to be a pain election. how much pain are people willing to endure? i heard that on the street of new york. democrats were saying i've had it up to here with the migrant crisis, or i can't pay my bills. that frustration in democratic strongholds is a bad sign for joe biden. reading too much into this poll early on is fool's errand and i'm surprised polls are this close given pain the country is enduring. it shows they are checked out, all on government assistance, i don't know what to attribute for how close the polls are. i expected it would be wider. >> kayleigh: we know the name of

the game now. whether wisconsin, georgia, wherever you go, numbers are consistent. in wisconsin, biden winning women, those with college degree and union households. trump is winning men, white evangelicals. name of game is for trump to pick off suburban women and union households. the name of the game, we know. >> emily: right, we discussed in the republican party, it is divided among argue class and degree within the party. additional mechanics is polling out everyone to be cohesive block. most frightening thing that keeps me up at night is thought people are not showing up to vote, that is a big dirth and

i'm worried. >> lisa: a lot keeps me up at night. >> emily: add to the list. >> kayleigh: iran among them. >> lisa: list as long as hillary clinton's excuses why she lost the presidential race. >> dagen: immigration number one in iowa and new hampshire i argue because the economy is receding in importance among voters because it is good. stock market is at high. up in two months, the most in three decades. and homeownership, if you own your home and low fixed rate mortgage and value of your home is going up, that is wealth acumulation and fixed rate mortgage, fixed payment and wages are increasing, in the

monthly job report, four and a half percent annual wage increase and fixed monthly payment on your home and wages going up 4.5%, that is extra spending money. that is how you benefit from inflation and people are out spending and message from rnc has been off base. >> kayleigh: lots to watch heading to november. more "outnumbered" in a moment

not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. ahhhhh. listerine. feel the whoa!

>> emily: fani willis has been subpoenaed by house judiciary committee jim jordan after he tried three times to get her to turn over documents voluntarily. the subpoena related to the use and misuse of federal funds. under the microscope for alleged improper romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she hired to lead the georgia election interference case against donald trump. willis is responding on twitter, false allegations are included in baseless litigation. the courts have ruled no merit in the claim, we expect same result in any pending litigation. she used part of $500,000 grant for frivolous, unrelated

expenses, clothes and travel during this illicit affair. she says everything is above the board. >> dagen: willis can respond on x all she wants and will likely rebuff this subpoena and they can find her in on contempt of congress. upcoming date, february 15th, fani willis and nathan wade have been subpoenaed to testify at hearing to disqualify them from the election interference case. more on display one would think in matter of days. >> emily: she is accused of firing a whistleblower from her office over the same issue. you heard her say for cause. for anyone thinking this is just georgia and we should not care,

part of request for document includes showing her use of funds from the delinquency prevention and so many. your tax dollars are going to this specific person and this specific office in georgia. israeli and how were they used? she has multiple things she is fighting off, the biggest, it is the hearing of whether these two people are qualified to continue the prosecution of trump. that is really the more important case because of the egregious spending of federal funds laundered through this prosecutor and she booked him, gave him contract to do this job with no oversight from the council, that is a no-no, she

did it on her own accord. it will come out and glad jim jordan is requesting documents, we need to see it all. >> emily: three times a charm. she has not complied with the prior two. we'll see. she maintains funds have been used to make fulton county's more just place. >> lisa: it underscores what hypocrites the left are. she is going after trump calling him crooked and unethical. look at her, hiring her alleged lover making $650,000 and he has no rico experience, he does have experience being her lover, i guess that is enough for her. same thing with democrats saying trump is threat to democracy and removing trump from the ballot and using law fare and weaponization of government to

take him down. >> kayleigh: alleged lover. jim jordan in his letter said they requested documents on three different occasions, august 2023, september 2023 and december 2023 and to date, fani willis has failed to comply with requests. will she comply now? to underscore your point, hubris it must take to be fani willis. if you are liberal democrat da, biggest case of your life and you choose to hire your alleged -- who had no rico experience, it is stunning when you think of hubris and hypocrisy, such is fani willis. she has exonerating facts. >> lisa: and arrogance. >> raymond: this prosecutor and her alleged lover, he met with the white house and biden, this

is a huge problem and should not be going on. you see the collusion and it is ugly and needs to be exposed. >> emily: a new study says looking at someone's qualifications might be unfair when hiring. more on that next.

we've never spoken. but you've told us many things. that you love stargazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally, your right foot gets a little heavy. the lexus es didn't begin in a studio — it began with you. ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time.

with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose levels no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add a new footlong sidekick. like the ultimate bmt with the new footlong pretzel. nothing like a sidekick that steps up in crunch time. [laughing] not cool man. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick.

>> president biden will be attending the dignified transfer. and kathy hochul meeting with state district attorney after

violent attack on officers in time square and recent calls to deport the migrants. we are expecting live remarks from her coming up. and social media influencer going viral, jimmy darts, known for good deeds, will join us to tell his story and how he's been able to make a different for so many. join john and me at the top of the hour. >> i generally come in 15 minutes late. i use the side door so they can't see me. and after that, i space out for about an hour. >> space out? >> yeah. i just stare at my desk. it looks like i'm working. >> emily: we all know that guy or lady, this shows why you need the right person for a job. new study says hiring people

based on qualifications may be unfair. american psychological associations managers should look at other standards and lead researcher writing hiring managers should learn about the effect of socio economic inequality on access to opportunity and consider broader range of work experience when evaluating different candidates. hypothetical for you, . who do you want operating on you, someone with d's or -- >> raymond: nobody wants that guy as your surgeon. the people whoa conducted this study are "americ american psyc

association, they need a shrink. this shows determination of individuals. my father was an immigrant, he grew up on dirt floors and he grew to build his own business. my grandfather was a car hop and built a great strong. get off your duff and find your passion, do not flatten the playing field. i'm sorry, this is a silly stud and he should be ignored, i'm disgusted having to talk about it. >> emily: okay, well -- >> kayleigh: dagen. >> dagen: to your point, i want a massage therapist removing my gallbladder, idiocy of this. i want a rakee heeler working on my car. this psychological association

to be worried about people who are seriously mentally ill and living on our street, who are a danger to themselves and others and the fact number of state psychiatric hospital beds continuing to fall in this nation. >> raymond: great point. been falling since the 1950s. they want to lecture about who they should and should not hire. >> kayleigh: you are against meritocracy, right? >> lisa: i'm sorry, doctor, it was heart surgery, not brain surgery, but you had a tough time growing up. i want surgeons who perform surgeon and air traffic controllers who traffic the air and pilots who can fly and presidents who can speak

competently, i want supreme court judges who know what a woman is. get back to america where we are hiring people because they are good at what they do and not trying to check boxes or fill quotas, that is america i want to live in. >> kayleigh: huge props, fantastic list. >> lisa: sometimes you mess up delivery. >> kayleigh: you did not. emily, mark cuban said he never hired anyone based on race or religion, qualified it by saying race and gender can be a factor. he was owned by someone from the equal employment commissioner said who you are dead wrong, as general law race and sex can't be a motivating factor. >> emily: my biggest issue is where our tax dollars are going toward this nonsense. did my tax dollars pay for that

man to tweet mark cuban or for that study? merit merit-based assessment is only way to eradicate human qualities to bring in disparate assessment. show me the person who is competent and i'll show the best person for that job. they can write sentences all they want from lattes with oat milk, i care about putting food on the table. you don't say based on your income growing up, you deserve it more. >> kayleigh: do not lower bars, common sense. all right. more "outnumbered" in just a moment the. . . .

veteran homeowners. if you need cash, the last thing you want to do is spend cash just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlike other lenders, at newday there's no upfront appraisal fee, no upfront termite inspection fee and no upfront water test fee. not $1 out of pocket. give us a call.

(bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion and may cause infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if you experience high blood pressure, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath or muscle pain. before treatment, tell your doctor if you have diabetes, ibd, or are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant. tepezza may raise blood sugar and may worsen ibd. tepezza may cause severe hearing problems which may be permanent. (bridget) now, i'm ready to be seen again. (vo) visit mytepezza.com to find a ted eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos.

♪♪ >> emily: last but not least, some video you absolutely have to see, a 3-year-old in australia trapped himself inside a hello kitty claw machine. the little boy's name is ethan and his dad says he turned his back for one second, that's all it took for ethan to crawl up the prize chute to get a toy. trapped 15 minutes, seemed to be having a good time. the police arrived, and told him to cover his eyes and move too the back corner, they smashed the glass and pulled him out safe and sound, and the officers said he could pick any toy he wanted. look at that. can you imagine if your son or

daughter -- >> kayleigh: my child at three years old could never have done this. first of all, i empathize with ethan, i went to the grocery store, a quarter machine, i looked for years to see the watch to come out, and the watch next and finally it's next, i get a quarter, my brother gets a quarter, i spin it, malfunctions, i shoved my arm up, i grabbed it, someone had to pull it out, i had blood coming down, well done. >> this is breaking and entering, i want to say. whether it's you, and i'm glad you have admitted it on tv. >> i made the quarter. >> same dedication. >> i think we need to see the play-by-play of how this happened. to your point, whenever you get like food stuck in a vending machine or toy, you can barely get it out. how did this kid that size -- we need a play-by-play,

reenactnent. >> it happens all the time. i a quick google, nine instances of children climbing up. >> where is the safety door? >> you are shaking the machine. >> i have hit machines. >> can they like flatten themselves in through the thing. i don't understand. this big outside and this big to get through the hole. >> flexible. >> i said like rats. who can flatten themselves. biological, everyone. >> he's a super hero. >> they are flexible and look, they want that hello kitty toy badly. >> and he got it. >> he got it. i don't think they should have given it, that's a bad reward system. >> the grinch. >> thank you everyone for watching. stay safe around the claw machines. don't forget to dvr.