>> emily: hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno, here with my co-hosts, kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner. also joining us today, fox news contributor leslie marshall and

professor of medicine at nyu and fox news contributor, marc siegel. president biden is back to blaming trump and maga republicans for his national security and border crisis. blasting them for the faltering border bill. >> >> president biden: everyday between now and november, the american people will know only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. it's tim for republicans in congress to show courage, to show spine, to make it clear to the american people that you work for them and not anyone else. i know who i work for. i work for the american people. >> emily: later peter doocy pressed the white house over the president's blame game. >> peter: you guys talk a lot about how the border wouldn't be a big deal if congress would have passed the immigration bill

on day one. who was in charge of congress on day one? >> we have said is that congress has to act, congress democrats, republicans have to act. in those three years, it is true republicans have gotten in the way. they voted -- i'm not saying that democrats have not been in control first two years, i'm saying house republicans have gotten in the way. >> emily: agile verbal ballerina. democrats have been in control, it is still the gop's fault, pointing the finger at trump and house republicans seems odd when administration has been claiming the border hasn't been a crisis for the past few years. >> president biden: this happens every single solitary year. >> we have dealt with this before, it is cyclical. >> the border remains closed.

>> we have seen progress over the last several months. >> the president has done the work to deal with what we're seeing at the border since day one. >> emily: a lot of gas lighting going on, harris. the administration is changing its tune, they are not changing their tune on it being trump and gop's fault. harris it is two-fer, brilliant agile, verbal ballerina. so much upgraded from word salad, that was amazing and so true. it is an election year and you have to be able to do two things. take down your opponent and find a way to excuse while you have been efficient in if i canning one of the worst scenes we've seen. democrats will try to help them do that and they'll shift and bring in shiny objects like obama and clinton and hope we

don't see the border. we can't stop seeing it, we live in cities that are being overrun resource wise and human wise. we are seeing crimes and this idea that our veterans don't get paid first and the bills and budget cuts. the reality is hard, he will need to do a three-fer, hit us over the head with a magic wand and make us forget reality. >> emily: contrast that with leadership expressed and embodied by speaker johnson last hour as we heard him talking to a gaggle of reporters, rather than playing the blame game, he said in answer to the question, what do you say to americans who are like what are you doing with your time and are you getting anything done? he said, we are governing, sometimes it is just messy, but rest assured there are steady

hands on the wheel. >> kayleigh: house speaker mike johnson is one of the steady hands. i interviewed him and he was very calm amid the speaker vote because he believes in someone guiding the way, i have faith in mike johnson. someone i don't have faith in, the president. quote him yesterday, everyday between now and november the american people are going to know the border is not secure because of donald trump and maga republican friends. that is not "saturday night live," that is something our president says nobody believes much nbc, who do you handle trust to handle the border? trump. biden is the arsonist trying to blame the firefighter. you lit 74 executive actions on fire. you are the arsonist ripping

away remain in mexico and title 42 and construction of the border wall. you are responsible. it takes such a level of self-illusion and arrogance to say this is trump and maga americans who are stronger on the border. try that one, try self-delusion, may work in your mind, not for the american people. >> emily: leslie, anyone can say a lie, what doesn't lie are the facts. we have facts to show number of migrants apprehended has surged since biden took office. 8 million migrant encounters under president biden. to kayleigh's point, doesn't it seem obvious under one president the fire was tamped down and another flames are out of control. >> leslie: i don't think it is that black and white. certain things, post-covid, you

have nations that have gotten worse. the united states is not one of them, we got hit, but came back stronger. you have people fleeing. title 42, there is something to that, that was also a measure for a time. covid is over -- kaylee mcgee white remain in mexico, border wall -- >> leslie: may i? remain in mexico, mexico doesn't wound remain in mexico anymore. mexico is soing no mas >> kayleigh: so threaten them. >> leslie: what we can do and has not been able to do in the trump administration, every administration, congress has to pass a multi facetted00 >> kayleigh: trump didn't need that. >> harris: their approval rating is so low for congress. >> leslie: talk about what republicans are doing, and i agree it is election year and

immigration, if i were republican, what i would be talking about. >> harris: simple question, is this an emergency what is happening at the border? >> leslie: yes. >> harris: in an emergency, what do you do? send fema, and do what you can from the executive office. >> marc: title 42, robert redfield talked to me about this, it was not just for covid, it was for flu. title 42 and remain in mexico, building the wall, the bigger issue, did you look at the bill? it is a road to asylum, appointing more officers to the border. goal is to preserve humanitarianism. it is putting more money on the road to asylum. with remain in mexico, you have to prove you are supposed to be here. >> leslie: all we need to do is have asylum not in the united states, congress could pass legislation and change the

asylum laws. >> kayleigh: did trump sign into law? no, he used executive action and biden could do the same. >> marc: the courts are overwhelmed -- >> leslie: -- >> kayleigh: you need a president who is not lawless >> marc: that is not their role and they are not trained for that. >> emily: it is a 30,000 f stratosphere and laws not being enforced and trauma and hemorrhaging occurring, no legislation will address until everything is addressed. coming up, migrant who crossed border illegally charged with a hate crime after stealing a pro-israel flag and beating its owner. veteran homeowners

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>> kayleigh: president biden open border policies igniting national security concern and fuelling the crime crisis. we have new video of another violent migrant attack and you will not believe this one. video doorbell footage shows a migrant stealing a pro-israel flag from a jewish family's long island home. they lost a relative in the october 7 attack by hamas. you see the individual taking the pro-israel home. the homeowner rushed to get his flag back and the migrant began punching him in the head, put him in a choke hold and head

butted him and threw him to the ground. that migrant has been arrestd and charged with a hate crime. he is a palestinian from north africa and got into the u.s. illegally from mexico in november. the attacker repeated antisemitism slurs and caught flipping the bird to the camera. that is becoming a trend from these criminals. what an image. summed up what many americans are feeling right now. >> we have a crisis. these are not the type of people who come to america bike migrate grandparents and did and your grandparents and parents to kiss the ground. instead, they spit on our flag, trample on our values and commit

crimes and do so at taxpay er expense. this insanity has to stop. >> emily: pull up that side by side. it is stunning. guy come says through mexico border in november, commits alleged hate crime and leslie, look what they both do, both flipping the bird. this is the new york city cop attacker and the migrant in this alleged hate crime. this is a trend in joe biden's america. >> leslie: i would say sadly this is a trend. it is not just a trend among illegal immigrants. three palestinian students in vermont, perpetrator is an american citizen. a little boy was stabbed because he was muslim. there are horrific attacks -- >> kayleigh: point is these

people crossed our border illegally. >> leslie: something has to be done, i agree with this. no matter who was president, something has to be done about immigration, not because it is an election year, because it is a problem and does contribute to crime. numbers show majority of crimes are violent crimes committed by -- >> harris: those are apples and oranges and we mourn every type of crime, particularly what looks to be a hate crime. this is about coming to this country and demanding the food is not good enough, and breaking laws when they get here. that is not, what you're talking about is whether or not we have space to see muslims are hurt, too. this is about when people break our laws they put their middle finger up to the camera.

what they have in common is the way they got here, that is what we're talking about right now. if you want to stop that, that is different type of a plan than to stop the two examples you gave. the type here, you close the border and get caught up with eight million coming into the country and caught up on justices and which people need to be deported. you know how i feel, if you came illegally, we send you back and figure out how to do it the legal way. >> kayleigh: the homeowner who was the victim said this is happening because of open borders and we need to see their background and protect our citizens and taxpayers. from the mouth of the victim. >> emily: of course it is. video of your neighbor, my neighbor, being attacked on his lawn is not only assault, but an

attack on all of america. that flagrance and lack of report for our commander-in-chief words of deterrence and for anyone enforcing the laws. those police. he is facing four charges, who will pay for three square meals per day in prison? we are. the point is, he said, if i see the flag of the people that killed my people, there will be a problem. that is what the palestinian guy on the police report. there is a problem now to all americans. it is illegal immigration and fact every breath of this commander-in-chief, americans are being prioritized last and that attack is tip of the i'm going ber. it could be you or your neighbor next. >> marc: the problem with the fact the country is going through great hatred and

division. of course people that come here ille illegally do not understand background of this country not to mention hate crime against the jewish person was hideous, against all jews and can't say this is against jews, that one against palestinian. you have to understand october 7, part of larger problem of people that don't believe jews or israel should exist. we have to rail against that and of course we aulsz should be against hate crimes of all kind. go toward kindness and inclusivity. >> kayleigh: the guy who commit the crime was held on bail. not a lawless da there. the white house refusing to address concern about president biden's age and mental fitness

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a response from the oppo opposition -- yes, i'm sorry, from hamas. >> really bad choice of words. this past sunday biden said he met with french president who passed away in 1996. >> i went to a g-7 meeting with nato leader and i sat down and maderon from germany, i mean from france looked at me and said, you know, how long you back for? >> harris: we know this is true. don't even bother asking the white house spokes people about the mix-ups, press secretary

karine jean-pierre is not talking. >> peter: how is president biden going to convince three quarters of voters that he is okay even though in las vegas he told a story about talking to a french president who died in 1996? >> i'm not going down that rabbit hole with you, sir. >> you saw the president in vegas and seen the president in south carolina south carolina and michigan, leave it there. >> harris: get to the medical part in a second. kayleigh mcenany you had that job, you know that question is coming. is that how you handle that? >> kayleigh: no. you are not dismissive of what could best be described as number one issue of american voters as concerns joe biden. voters think it is too old and

lacks mental, cuity and believe trump has -- you don't dismiss this as rabbit hole. list out what he's doing, don't dismiss the question. call it a rabbit hole. >> harris: last hour i had on mark penn, he said he has been pushing off the age and fitness thing until that moment. he said that gave him particular pause. he may not have a grasp and hamas is a big deal and you

can't just not get that right. >> marc: france is a big deal, too. and he almost said germany. you said it is not about age, it is fitness and mental acuity. you said something that i agree with, he's gotten meaner. he used to be a deal maker and reach says across the afl, that executive function is eroding to me. he is losing memory for sure. in addition, he is losing skills we need for leadership and american people need to vote on that and they should be watching him at the super bowl. >> harris: this should be number one priority for the white house to get that monster interview. trump wants it. biden might cry on camera.

>> emily: and karine jean-pierre said we know people are focused on the game. does that ducktail with deliberate strategy. we will meet americans where they are at, everyone sunday will be watching that game. >> leslie: it is good he doesn't do it with this whole taylor swift conspiracy. everybody is complaining with taylor swift you can't just watch football. can't football be football. can't we have the nfl, if the president speaks before the game at this time -- >> harris: more than the gaffes we have showed you. >> leslie: you are trying to mix football -- >> marc: they like the

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talk to people of color. democratic party wide lead over republicans is shrinking and done so by 20 points. fear not, democrats, vice president kamala harris is here. >> another issue, what we've done to pardon tens of thousands of people for simple marijuana possession under federal law. frankly nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed. these are some things we have done that i think really do resonate with young people, young black voters and young black men. there is more to do. >> harris: i don't know if assuming most people smoke weed because you are black will really help out, what say you, leslie marshall? >> leslie: i live in california, a lot of people smoke weed in california. whether black voter, white

voter, it is the economy and especiallily in african american communities. numbers would worry me. a lot of erosion among african american support and those are going to nominee, likely donald trump in my opinion. so i would be more concerned if i saw that erosion in states like california. >> harris: is that your way of saying black voters only matter in swing scenario? >> leslie: no. joe biden will get california and what i'm say suggest people serve like got that, states you care about are swing states, five or six states in the

general election regardless of demographic of that independent voting race. >> harris: challenge is people move around and some african americans have moved to those states, i'm curious to follow-up, isn't he concerned about losing all black voters? >> leslie: again, it is a numbers game. you look at in michigan, am i going to have a problem right now with the muslim community because of my support of israel. we're seeing that, look at where you are losing numbers. >> kayleigh: this is another, we're seeing more strategic kamala harris and how she talks about issues, when she talks about them and as pertains to certain voting groups. this is not about the black community as much as young

people. she is talking about gen-z and abortion and weed legalization, something gen-z is all for. will it work? good question. expect to see this all over tiktok spread far and wide. >> marc: i'm sorry to jump in. i'm nervous about playing to the marijuana vote. as a physician i'm awared of how much thc is in this. we are seeing pregnant women smoking pot and ending up with early-term births. this is a big problem. to pull back on it, do it for political reason, from medical point of view, it is dangerous. >> emily: this is the message that kamala harris is sending with her comments. first of all, it is notable as first african american female vice president, she is losing among black voters and supports a president who says you are not

black if you don't vote for me. she is the one that equates skin color with convictions and prosecuted 2000 marijuana cases in her tenure as district attorney and incarcerated 1500 people for that. they are numbers based and only numbers based on box they think you are in because of your skin color, nothing to do with that americans feel this. americans want this. it has to do, as well, with the fact and this is what i despise most about them, the populations that suffer from ill advised and nonideologically based policies that will corner the most votes, populations that suffering populations they claim to

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"america reports." see you then. ♪ >> emily: after a year filled with controversy, things may be turning around for bud light. the brand faced severe backlash after it partnered with dylan mulvaney . anheuser-busch is bringing back the clydesdales. >> even former president donald trump says it is time to give bud light another chance.

a big price was paid, anheuser-busch is not a woke company, it is great american brand that perhaps deserves another chance. the question remains, as donald trump said, what do you think? do you think consumers are ready to give anheuser-busch a second chance? >> kayleigh: they apologized last year. they learned a hard lesson long with ben and jerry's and disney as we saw people like find that in a small town and top gun soar. my only question, am i allowed to drink buzz wiser beer that has been sitting in my freezer for years? >> harris: does it have

expiration date on it? >> emily: costly decision, it led to 30 billion in lost sales and people lost their jobs from anheuser-busch. will an adbring that back? >> of course they should be allowed to advertise, that is in the american spirit. i love that song, it is a little out of date. no beer is healthy, all beer is great. bud light said we are healthier for you, beer is not good for you, forget that part, all beer is great. >> harris: you know that, you drink it. >> leslie: for research. >> marc: of course doing research. >> emily: leslie, the main-stream media has missed,

for example, variety said as budweiser made this decision, they said right-wing media spurred boycotts. budweiser came out and said we no longer want you people anymore, we want to have this person and in being rejected, people said, fine, i will not drink your beer. a lot of people had issues with a person who -- they chose to put their dollars elsewhere and a lot of people lost their job. it was a right-wing media issue that clydesdales can restore when people are told your money is not welcome here. >> leslie: any company has right to advertise to any group. no disrespect to transgender

community, i don't know the percentage of beer drinkers. as owner of a company myself, i want the whole pie, not just a sliver temperature is important to be inclusive and i think that is what they were going for. it is funny before a budweiser fundraiser, the former presidents they are all good now. to me, i give permission to drink budweiser, one thing i don't like is everything becoming so political that i can't, leslie marshall is drinking or eating that or doing that. do i have to hide if i bring my kids to chick-fil-a? it should be choice based on what we like and don't like. i'm not a huge beer drinker, i love the horses, they're

beautiful. >> emily: your team is in the super bowl, harris. >> harris: play is like i've been there. anheuser-busch made this political, it was their choice and consumers clamped back with you want to cancel us, i think in this country redemption is our calling card. anything can happen in america and only here for much success we see on the planet. if they are dedicated to having everybody come to the table, then serve up beer and nothing else. >> emily: great point. >> kayleigh: tasting good, may replacement. >> marc: made in america. >> kayleigh: in tampa, florida. >> emily: you can visit the horse stable. if it is not broke, don't fix

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>> last but not least, she cannot seem to shake this off. taylor swift's attorneys reportedly threatening legal action against a college student who runs social media accounts tracking the movement and carbon footprint of private jets owned by taylor swift and other celebrities. the pop star's lawyer sent a letter to the young man, demanding he stop logging flights and locations, accusing

the student of engaging in "stalking and harassing behavior." all right, i understand both points of view here, leslie. taylor's point of view, the lawyers, i read part of the letter, they call it a threat to her safety, life and death matter for their client and she's had multiple stalkers show up at her residences, some with ammunition. so i understand the problem with a precise location being sent out. >> yeah, in realtime. he does delay time for some other people. elon musk he delayed? >> elon cut his account for a while. >> delayed time. for people who are in the public eye, there are securityi issues and this woman that is much loved, and end crazy people think not much of the relationship of people they watch on the tv, movie screen or stage, i understand why her attorneys are doing that.

but i have to say, ok, in defense of my liberal climate change environmental tree hugging democrats. >> oh, my gosh. >> could you tell me where the electric plane is? we don't have them. there's no alternative for them. and if there were, then i could understand getting on them. >> the reports of her buying offsets like john kerry, that does not work for you? i sense hypocrisy there. if it works for him, works for her. i don't think it works for anybody. stay in the lane you say you are in. >> solution to the problem, dr. siegel, ok, don't share her location then, this is publicly available data. why don't you just share the amount of co2 she is burning in the plane? >> exactly, 20,000 miles on a taylor swift jet is 200,000 pounds of carbon dioxide released, while she's singing about climate change and remember al gore, he was always

filming from airports, talking about global warming from airports. >> if you have her tail number, you put the tail number in and you follow her, and so you are going to have to do more than just this teenager to keep that public information from being public. >> the teenager says it's publicly available data, i'm not intending to harm. just release the co2 number. >> just because someone seems accessible does not mean they do not deserve boundaries. she deserves boundaries and protection and trying to bash her as a hypocrite does not fly with me. she does buy carbon offsets, stands behind her ideals and see every woman safe. >> no one deserves to have a stalker show up at her home. >> i was calling leslie a hypocrite, ok for john kerry. >> sandra: we'll take it from there. president biden set to arrive any moment now here in new york ahead of three campaign events as thi