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critical days of his 50-year political career, defiance and motivated president biden railed against a fast growing number of democrats and allies calling for him to drop out of the race. some of them reportedly wanted him out by this friday. they had a day in mind. biden fired off a letter saying he will stay in the race until the end. he came out swinging and called into msnbc, called on his phone and announced the calls live saying that the voters are behind him. >> democratic nominee. the bottom line here is that we are not going anywhere. i am not going anywhere. i wouldn't be running if i didn't absolutely believe that i am the best candidate to be the donald trump in 2024. >> kayleigh: the president dared his democratic critics who wanted him out to challenge him at the august convention.

>> i'm getting so frustrated by the elites in the party who they know so much more. these guys don't think i should run against me. go ahead and announce the president. challenge me in the convention. >> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered." i am kayleigh mcenany. here is my cohost, emily compagno, lisa boothe, fox news contributor, mollie hemingway, and former army intelligence captain and veterans on duty chairman jeremy hunt. this hour, at any moment we are going to take remarks from the first lady, jill biden and north carolina. she was shouted at by reporters. she is about to speak. you are looking at this lives. they said, is biden staying in the race? let's listen live. >> you have shown me your heart. i thank you so much.

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, jason, from your time to your work at the state and federal level two supporting military families and veterans. few people know this community and north carolina as well as you do. thank you for your support for joe. [cheers and applause] i am glad to be joined by the mayor. you know how to build consensus and keep wilmington moving forward. i appreciate you being here. [cheers and applause] so it is great to be back in north carolina. [cheers and applause] from camp lejeune to fort liberty. difficult days and times of joy. i have been honored to learn from you and shine the light on your stories.

this is a special community. and you all help keep it strong. 4 years ago, joe went from being a military father to being commander in chief. [cheers and applause] it is a responsibility he has stepped in to with pride. because as joe reminds everyone, any chance, our u.s. military is the finest fighting military force in the history of the world. [cheers and applause] of all the obligations that joe shoulders, he took his boat of office. >> kayleigh: that was a little bit of jill biden in wilmington, north carolina. we believe she said delaware. there used to be in delaware. this is indeed north carolina before she goes to tampa, florida, and has another city on support of her husband would double down and said he is

staying in in no uncertain terms. this is clearly part of the strategy. she is one of his top surrogates. she is out there according to all the reporting privately saying, we are not getting out of this. >> emily: before the disastrous debate and the follow-up interview with abc, we are noting how much more robust her campaigning was then president the 11 himself. there have been expose articles saying she is the driving force. there was a refusal to relinquish power in that way. now on the heels of the things i just cited, it sort of smacks of an interesting lack of awareness of what is going on. we wonder if she is going to address it. she didn't reply. at the end of the day, the question remains, we have been in an emperor's new clothes position. democrats feel safe calling for the president to step aside and having a new candidate. there has not been any reply formally yet from dr. jill biden

which seems perhaps that she is the one at the home. >> all of this intended to put pressure on congressional democrats. there is not called into the morning joe. these images out on the trail notably as house members return to the hill will be chased down by reporters to ask, should joe stay in the race? >> clearly is trying to get ahead of members of congress reconvening after recess. there was a report trying to coalesce and democrats potentially trying to push. that is over allegedly at least reportedly. it looks like absent an act of god, joe biden is in this thing. the letter to his party says pound sand. i am a nominee. 14 million of the votes and 3900 delegates. he talks about how 87% of the delegates event cast from through the options to force him out aren't there for about 25th amendment is nonsensical. impeachment is not going to

happen. any political process is very messy. and also likely is he going to happen. good luck, democrats. you get what you ask for, i guess. good luck with joe biden. >> kayleigh: there is no one better to speak with today than former house speaker kevin mccarthy. speaker mccarthy, i thought of you immediately this morning. you lead a delegation and represented republicans. part of that job when you are in leadership is to make tough decisions and to listen to your members. i immediately thought about hakeem jeffries. he was on a two hour call yesterday. some of his members said it's time for joe biden to step aside. what do you predict hakeem jeffries does in this moment? >> jeremy: he hates to make a decision. he's doing what he normally does, nothing. there's two types of leaders. you are either a thermometer or thermostat. a thermostat can tell you the temperature in change it.

he sits unless the caucus decide where to go. that is why you are seeing it on the house, a lot of members come out against biden. in the senate, you don't have much. not strong leadership. he will let the caucus get in front of him. that is why you see joe biden going out early before the members coming back under congress and stating he's in this race. i think his interview, the big questions that i take are really directly to democrats the only way getting out of this race is god almighty tells me too. i don't think i lose because i gave it my very best. jill is a hard campaigner. it's much different of what i know they are going to stay in this race. jill doesn't want to leave either. many times we had meetings in the oval office, jill was there as well. >> kayleigh: the first lady was in some of your meetings about policy? >> jeremy: many times, jill would come in. there was one time when i would

sit there and the president said something in this famous tour saying, do you want to go outside? jill turns very quickly when she hears that and says, no, they don't want to go outside. she knew exactly what position he was in and what he was doing. you don't want to go outside and let us outside. many times, i don't think she's there for policy. i think she is there to give him comfort and direct them mee meetings. >> kayleigh: that is stunning. i cannot imagine first lady melania trump on a policy meeting. i never once saw that happen. but you said echoes reporting that jill led him in front of a donor coaching and with what to say and how to speak. she is running the show. >> jeremy: i have been talking about this for more than a year. i watched his decline. every meeting has been different. they would attack me because of it. this is a pattern of behavior you washed with a hunter biden laptop.

i expect president biden to call secretary of state blinken to sign a letter to say he is cognitively fine and put that out. and go after the media to say, you can't print about this. the real question is this is becoming their watergate. who knew it? when did they know it? what did they do? the vice president was one of the most fierce attacks against us when we brought this up. did she not know this was going on? that would disqualify her to become president if she couldn't figure out this would happening. it would disqualify her to be the nominee if she did and wouldn't share with the american public. >> kayleigh: i think you could be right on that. the question becomes, what do republicans do? should there be a select committee into biden's mental health? what does congress do? what do republicans do today? >> jeremy: i wouldn't play politics with it. let's be sensitive about how we go about doing this.

any given time, he is better prepared to be president than any other time. he is disciplined and focused on the issue. secure this border, curb inflation and make america strong again. stick on the issues. for republicans and democrats in the house and senate, this is a serious position that you have a president this week. you have nato coming in. ted -------------------------------- -------------------------------- --------------- to pick on this we do need in the american public has a right to know. this is a place that you should make it partisan. republicans and democrats should bound together to get to the answers. the american public deserve to know the answers to these questions. >> kayleigh: every stat -- took place outside of the hours in which biden is dependently engaged. that is from axios. thank you so much. you know, mollie. i missed on.

maybe you saw my mouth agape as he talked about the first lady sitting in on policy meetings. he saw it. >> mollie: i feel like a lot of americans have seen this for a long time. not just the people in private meetings with the president but people watching all the videos and audio of the president over the last year or 4 years. it is kind of interesting to watch all this hysteria going on right now. half the country or more have known about this. we are all supposed to be hysterical, because the media decided to be more honest about what's going on. i think what is interesting as we are talking about whether president biden should be the nominee in 2024. if all of this stuff is legitimate a big issue, isn't the only question we should be talking about is whether he should be president? he doesn is in charge of the trs right now.

whether they are focused mostly on the presidency or whether they are just trying to save their tissues for the 2024 alaskan. >> jeremy: when you hear from some of the top democrats who have called on biden to get out of the race. they start with this prefacing saying protect your legacy. stand on your record of accomplishments and step aside. what legacy? his legacy has been a story a failure at the border. millions of illegal immigrants pouring through and drugs pouring through. young people overdosing on fentanyl. on an international scale, cozying up to iran. attacking israel. he attacked at children's hospital -- it has been a total of this acting on a global stage. it's been a failure. i honestly think that years from now, i think that he would actually prefer the story be about, when he loses, he will probably prefer the narrative be

that he was this age demand that probably should have stepped aside. that is a much better narrative than the truth, his whole legacy has been a story of failure from the start. >> kayleigh: don't forget th that. all right. coming up, new questions about why a parkinson's doctor repeatedly visited the white house. new york post reporter who broke the story joins us as biden says he's not going anywhere. >> joe has made it clear that he is all in. is all in. [cheers and applause] [chanting "4 more years"] protein supports muscle health. ensure max protein has a 30 gram blend of high quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours.

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>> kayleigh: new reports are detailing a previously unknown meeting between president biden's personal doctor and a specialist on parkinson's disease. according to white house visitor logs, he met with dr. kevin o'connor back on january 17th. that date is important. january 17th. he reportedly visited at least ten times since 2022. earlier this morning, president biden said he had a full neurological exam back in february. just weeks after that reported meeting. >> in terms of my neurological capacity, i had a physical, neurological physical as well in february. i released all my records. all of them. all of them. and i have a neurological test

every single day. try sitting behind the desk and making these decisions. both of you know it. they know it. i'm not bad at what i do. it doesn't mean i never make a mistake. i'm making those decisions. >> kayleigh: interestingly, biden's refused to say if he has been tested for parkinson's. >> have you been tested for any age-related illnesses that might explain sort of having a night like that where you couldn't finish sentences? >> i was feeling so badly before the debate, when i came back, they tested me. i thought maybe i had covid. maybe something was wrong, and infection or something. they tested me. i was clear. look, i had a bad night. the fact of the matter is, look -- let me put it this way. if there was something that was wrong at night, it's not like --

that is the one night it goes away. that is why i have been out. i have been testing my cell, going out and making the case. >> kayleigh: let's bring in new york post political reporter, meeting with the parking specialist. i saw this first of all. great reporting saturday morning. you had to have scrupulously gone through all the visitor logs. i could not have been easy to find this. why do you make of january 17th, the parkinson's expert goes to the white house. we heard from biden that he had this neurological test in february. >> this is one of the stories where there is more questions than answers. on the 17th of january this year, it was dr. kevin kinnard at walter reed hospital. there was a cardiologist at the white house that day. john atwood. they both met in the white house residence clinic. the president's position. i think the president's position is that a position to the

president. he doesn't treat other people. his primary responsibility is the president. there was a fourth person in their meeting and we don't know who that person was. the white house won't tell us. i remember when president biden released his physical report in february. i talked about how he had a neurological exam. parkinson's was specifically mentioned. the obvious question was dr. kennard in the white house doing the test on president biden at that time? there are questions about whether dr. o'connor has been part of a cover-up? ronny jackson who was the physician says he believes dr. o'connor is part of a cover-up. going forward, i really want to hear from kevin kinnard read the physician in the white house. what was he doing there? why did he come ten times as you noted from 2022 onward? walter reed medical center does not treat low-level officials. he would not be coming in for a

house call. more questions than answers. i hope the white house is forthcoming. >> kayleigh: i want to put the white house response in the air. they noted a wide variety of specialist found the walter reed system visit the white house complex to treat thousands of military personnel. that doesn't hold water for me. i know the white house position, i watched him. i didn't have access to him. he only treated trump. i had to go totally separate. you talk to dr. jackson about that point specifically. this would have to be the first family. >> is not possible that he could treat someone else. if you are on air force one and a cabinet secretary has an emergency in the he might a prescription. the primary responsibility is president biden. that is how it should be. the commander in chief needs his or her own. dr. o'connor sees president biden each and every

day. he told a trade publication that is most important job was saying good morning to the commander in chief every single day to make sure the country gets off to the right foot. >> kayleigh: just a few moments, delaware, we do not have visitor logs from delaware. president biden is quite often. would it be helpful to your reporting app karine jean-pierre facilitated access to the visitor logs? >> this white house has not been transparent. witness the president has been receiving and as someone said earlier, what did they know? when did they know it? these are the questions that will come to the floor. these will not go away. i expect karine jean-pierre to be asked about it. i hope she provides a more fulsome answer than what we got on saturday. >> kayleigh: reporters watched us. what questions would be helpful for you to help them ask? >> who was the fourth person in

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speech to the five houses being accused of covering for president biden. a shocking admission that biden's team provided specific questions to radio stations interviewed the president in recent days is proving just that. one of the radio host said biden's age reach out to him with zero room for negotiation telling the ap, they gave me the exact questions to ask. there was no back and forth. he is not alone. the host of philadelphia-based radio station came clean the following biden's team's orders on. watch. >> you ask 4 questions and maybe

that is what you are allowed to ask by the campaign although mine else. they were essentially the same questions. where those questions given to you by the white house, or the campaign, or did you have to submit questions ahead of this interview? >> of the questions were sent to me for approval. i approved them the white housee questions to you ahead of the y. several questions. 8 of them and the four where the ones that i approved. >> emily: sticking to the white house's featured predetermined questions violates our practice of indepea outlet accountable to our listeners. as a result, we have mutually agreed to part ways effective immediately. that is what we call a

sacrificial lamb. >> even in the biden campaign's response to this, they are gaslighting the public a an end lying to the american people. they try to come up late submitting topics as the same thing as submitting questions. it is incredibly uncommon to submit exact questions that you want asked. i worked on both sides of this of being a communications director on capitol hill. interviewing president trump, governor, senator's. it's good stopping to submit topics. you don't submit questions. on the other side, i have never had president's speech in the steam or governors or senators say these are the exact same questions that want asked. what that tells us about joe biden is he is incapable of asking questions that he's not prepared for and tells us about the media that they are willing to capitulate to his team. on both sides of this, we are being lied to.

>> emily: we heard the president talk to george stephanopoulos. no president has ever gotten so many jobs in this economy. >> kayleigh: she lost her job. a cover-up continues. even if you read the responses to this, the campaign came out and said this was us. this was the campaign interview. he has a sore saying saying the white house was involved. karine jean-pierre needs to be asked, have you ever scripted a president for the president and given it to a reporter? how many times have you done this? she needs to be asked why she misled the country saying the president did not have a medical exam and we find out he did. there is a cover-up here. if she has an explanation for it, share it with us. we started asking these questions in april '23. her face was on a note card that the president was holding. there was a question scripted out. the "los angeles times" said we did not submit a question.

as the white house scripting the questions for the reporters? i believe there is a cover-up. >> emily: to that point and what you are talking about, at a minimum, this is fraudulent. it is a disservice. is this emblematic of what happens when president biden meets with foreign leaders? a cover-up is a detriment to national security if the president is incapable of handling a spontaneous question from president xi or someone important. >> mollie: we have seen this type of scripting of questions going on for years. if you have followed nonleft-wing media, you have known about this for years. when they were photos of questions that happen to be the exact same question that was asked where the president would know exactly who to call on and new how to repair an answer, we either had that ignored by corporate media or we had them saying, this is just an example

of how well-prepared this white house is unlike the previous white house. i find the whole thing suspect. the media have been completely corrupted this entire way about covering up the issues of biden's age but pretending like this is all new when it is not new at all. >> emily: perhaps it has morphed from preference from control to a need to indicating incapability. the stakes are high with this cover-up. >> jeremy: absolutely. i think president biden thought, i'm gonna go on this black radio show. we will give them questions and they will do what they are told. this will help me with all the debate fall out. i think he came with so much hubris to assume you will answer questions. he has very little respect for black people, period. you see that see this throughout his whole career. the same man that said i'm going to put you all back in chains.

"you ain't black if you don't vote for me." if you go back to the '90s, clarence thomas said this is a high-tech lynching. he was referring to joe biden. this is par for the course for him to come into the black radio show and disrespect the host and get her fired for submitting questions at a time. >> emily: we are getting new reaction to biden's declaration that he's not going anywhere as there is growing support for vice president kamala harris as the parties nominee.

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>> kayleigh: more democrats are getting behind the idea of vice president kamala harris replacing president biden as the parties 2012 for nominee. it would plunge them into a situation we have not seen in history. one man was spotted with a sign that read "pass the torch, joe. ouch. the media is joining as well. "is this kamala harris' moment?" she is the parties only viable alternative. she has an epic edge for the nomination if biden steps aside. and john's believe is democrats are running harris as the nominee right now.

>> i love joe biden. he has been out in this party. he may not be able to get us across the finish line. people are hoping that he would recognize, we are running kamala harris for president right now. nobody believes joe biden is going to be president in 4 years. we are in the worst possible world. she can't defend herself. we can't defend her, we have to defend him. if we are running kamala harris anyway, let's let her get out there and defend herself. that is where we are. the reality is we are running are running kamala harris for president one way or the other. i would rather run her for president -- >> kayleigh: a lot of us are waiting for hakeem jeffries. we have heard from nancy pelosi. "failure is not an option. we must succeed where the people." a lot of people picked up --

"for the people" was kamala harris' campaign slogan. >> lisa: if not joe biden, it is kamala harris. you don't get kamala harris unless joe biden steps aside. you will not be able to wrestle the torch away from joe biden. he told his party to pound sand. we have had this moment with the media and any semblance of honesty about joe biden's health for political reasons. hakeem jeffries wants to be the majority leader. senate democrats are looking at the fact that 34 seats are up in 2024. 23 are held by democrats or independents. they are looking at a difficult map and post debate, 59% of democrats in the poll think that joe biden is too old to be president. that is up by 8. they have really boxed themselves in here. i don't know where they go. >> kayleigh: we are all reading the headlines as they come in. not a single senate democrat has

come out publicly with their name on it calling joe biden to step aside. we have no major congressional leaders. this pipe dream doesn't happen unless you have someone leading joe to the exit. >> emily: that has to be the lord almighty. i will say i find it amusing that there is such resistance whatsoever to it being -- kamala harris being the selection. until now, she has to defend him and joe biden is not stepping aside at this moment. the fact that here is a female of color, that the party is so obsessed with having those boxes be checked and there is not a groundswell of yes, absolutely, we support biden to the end and when he steps aside, we support kamala. that is a tremendous referendum to her performance as vice president. >> kayleigh: i am struck by "the new york times" source of a senior white house official who

worked with biden who said in an interview that biden should not seek reelection. as jen psaki not in a long, that is a very small group of people. i imagine they are looking at one another. who was it? >> people probably have a pretty good idea who that is. it does remind me of this over use of anonymous sources. we have not seen a high level democrats calling for this publicly. there is a totally behind-the-scenes coup going on to get rid of the president and vice president if we are being honest. they don't think either of them can be donald trump. if joe biden cannot run for president, he cannot be president. that is what we should be talking about. speak to one democrat said -- you think the company is not going anywhere and then it falls apart. >> what is funny to me, this is the bad that the democrats have made. let them lay in it.

they decided to go after an mutable characteristics. now she is the vice president. there is no way around her. it would be a major slight if they tried to go around her. i would absolutely be a huge p.r. issue for them. this is what they did. they want to make everything up out not your competence or leadership skills but an mutable characteristics. there you go and you are stuck with kamala harris. >> kayleigh: we are awaiting a white house press conference that is set to begin in an hour. we are getting new reaction to biden's letter to democrats rejecting their calls to step aside. live report next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen.

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>> calls among democrats for president biden to step aside grow, biden sends a letter to democratic members of congress to say he's not going anywhere. polls show trump with a significant lead over biden. will biden get the backing of the congressional black caucus? charles payne is here. biden hosts a nato summit. john ratcliffe will join us. we have all the action in the white house briefing coming up. that promises to be a doozy.

i am john roberts. i will see you will sanders trip at the top of the hour for "america reports." >> emily: we are awaiting reaction from house democrats after president biden sent them a defiant letter rejecting their calls to step aside. the house democratic caucus is set to meet tomorrow morning. we may get an official response to biden's bold declaration. let's go live to chad pogrom >> this is kind of interesting as we wait to see what house democrats say about president biden on this letter. i talked to a democrat from northern virginia. he was on the call yesterday afternoon. he was reported in one news outlet as saying he thought that the president was rather enfeebled. he put out a statement later saying that he supported the president of the united states for reelection. i caught up with him a few minutes ago. he indicated that he stood by

his statement. i pressed him if he thought so strongly about the president being out of it. shouldn't they try to invoke the 25th amendment? i don't think we should go in that direction. we have a statement from a democrat from nevada. he is the chair of the congressional black caucus. he is not speaking on behalf of the congressional black caucus. he says as a member, i would support the president. one way or the other, that would be a game changer. there is also a reaction in past from greg landsman. he is a democrat from the cincinnati area just in southwest ohio. he has indicated that he does not think that the president is ready to go another term. you mention that meeting tomorrow morning. it is typical after members come back and that on tuesday morning they would have a big democratic caucus meeting. they have been very close to the vest as to where they are going to hold this meeting. it's going to be at the democratic national committee.

they might change the place of that meeting tomorrow. >> jeremy: bring it back to the accounts. i want to ask your thoughts first of all long congressman's comment that seemed a little middle-of-the-road. we support the president. do you anticipate something changing? do you anticipate an official comment from the black caucus? >> jeremy: i think you are going to see them fall in line and back support. the letter he sends to the rest of the congress, a lot of them are going to put their tail between their legs and weather the storm over the next few months. president biden things that this is the story of his great comeback. you counted me out in 2020 and i still won. 2022 midterms were not as bad as everyone thought. in his mind, this is his great comeback story. the problem is, it's not his

story. it's america's story. we are in a dark chapter because of his policies. i hope more members of congress would be willing to come out with a strong statement saying this is not about you, mr. president. speak to your conversation with former speaker mccarthy where he commented on the lack of leadership in particular the body. what say you? >> kayleigh: that is exactly right. i was convinced until friday that joe biden would step aside. i watch the abc interview where biden appears to indicate that he formed nato. he said he stopped putin. it was a disaster. i was convinced he was going to step aside. until i read a tweet this morning from jamie dupree who is a long time congressional reporter. "lots of democrats are hand-wringing but no democratics and editors breaking ranks in public. jeffries and schumer keeping their counsel. if there is a rebellion, someone

has to lead it. no one is leading the rebellion. they have decided this is the lead horse and will not make it to the political finish line. >> emily: if you think there is a movement to find a leader, the horse, that person, or do you think it is that chaos? >> i think people understand that joe biden and kamala harris are weak candidates who are likely to lose against president trump. rather than deal with it through an open democratic primary, they are trying to replace him. this is all being done with the help of anonymous sources and leaking in behind-the-scenes shenanigans and not with anyone being out front and open about it which is creating the mess we are all seeing. joe biden knows that there is not a significant difference among the actual electorate before the debate. his approval rating was in the 30s. people don't like his policies. they still still in the 30s. he was old. we are not seeing a major change

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