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>> all right, we are under in our countdown no family acting secret service director ronald rowe taking questions from the media. he will also release a summary -- we are told. of the agency's internal report examining the security failures which led to the first assassination attempt on the former president donald trump. that was july 13th. it was butler, pennsylvania. would you have heard me often state that we haven't spoken enough about that one. let's find out what the answers are. this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner with my cohost hayleigh mcenany. joining us molly line is here. the fox business anchor and host of "american dream home" cheryl casone. and "fox & friends" weekend host pete hegseth is here. give him a salute with your heart. good to see you. all right. at the department of justice right now, david. >> harris, i'm going to head

over to the secret service headquarters for that press conference which begins in an hour. acting director ron rowe is expected to say he's gonna throw out a lot of the secret service playbook that may or may not have worked every scene starts completely new. it's also going to give us a 5-page summary of a look in the noa merritt report of what the secret service did wrong in the days leading up to and on july 13th when the former president was almost assassinated when he was shot in the ear. an excerpt of rowe's remarks, it's apparent he's ready to hold someone accountable. the findings have prompted the service to move into the accountability phase of the process. the office of professional responsibility and office of integrity are reviewing the findings by the agency has among the most robust table of penalties and the federal government and violations of policy will result in disciplinary action. trump, biden, and harris have protected intel and counter

assault teams. president biden is a sitting president. trump with the department of defense. a nuclear launch codes. within the last 35 or 40 minutes, the house voted unanimously for hundred five were in the chamber-0 to give presidential candidates the same protection as presidents. candidates obviously won't have nuclear launch codes, department of defense communications. they will have the exact same protection going forward if it passes the senate -- which it is supposed to. if the president signs it -- it sounds like he will. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. pete, let's talk about the deficiencies that we know about the secret service. we know they are down at least 1,500 employees. we found that out at the first hearing and only hearing with now resigned kimberly cheatle atop the food chain at the secret service. we have the man who took her job about to speak and what we know now is that they have not fired anybody. they have sidelined a few people.

>> they have slow walk a lot of other people and capitol hill that we have heard from recently who simply believe the public deserve to know. ronald rowe had a big opportunity out of the gate. he has missed that opportunity big time. he had a come -- he became more of a defensive company man too early. we will see what this investigation says. investigation the same things i reveal. crt gender stuff going on inside how they are picking and processing who they are hiring and who they are promoting. that should have nothing to do with secret service. only should be a meritocracy focused on that. this report is overdue. the intention should have been on this and stayed on this. i'm glad capitol hill has done that. i still don't have much faith that the secret service will be honest on how deep the paintings are. >> molly, it is surreal to think that we are not focused on the first assassination attempt of the nation's 45th president. now we have a second one. i don't want to get us too far

upfield where we lose sight of the importance of things. god forbid there be anything else happen when we lose sight of what happened two months ago. >> that is why it has been so frustrating to look into the first assassination attempt which was so important. the idea would be to get to the bottom of things quickly to ensure you don't see another assassination attempt. before we have this press conference, we see the rifle coming through the fence line in florida. you have to ask, was this assessed quickly enough to know what needed to be done to ensure it didn't happen it is happened again. there's a second attempt was already made on the former president's life. it's nice to hear they are talking about money and there's an agreement going on that things need to change. all well and good. i question is, when you get to the level where it is check the bushes level of involvement in protecting this former president and any candidate? it would be really horrific for the country to have something happen.

exactly. that's the point to getting to the bottom of this quickly. many of the answers have come from congress from whistle-blowers. that needs to change as well. >> from people's cell phones who thought they were going to a rally in butler, pennsylvania. now they have evidence on their phone and so on and so forth. the thing that really disturbs me even to the money. cheryl, 40% of resources for the budget of the uss s, secret service is going to actually protecting people. this is what i learned from fbi last hour. he said there's a lot of duplication and overlap with the fbi and other agencies for the other 60% where that money is going. it also may going to protecting everybody. other agencies could do where they are putting 60% of their money. >> kimberly cheatle blames the staffing issue. they have a $3 billion plus budget right now. we learned in any interview from secretary mayorkas, he wants more money per the answers to to

throw more money at the problem. that is not the problem. if the initiatives within the agency and poor management infrastructure. they do need new technology. i would like to see them get better technology equipment there that's part of the ask in the budget request, mayorkas and better transportation services. honestly, if this was a company on the way i look at a lot of government agencies in my role that i play on fox business, i'm telling you something. go to the top. this all starts from the top. that is mayorkas. this is a management failure. there's lots of great agents out there. i was so glad that former president trump when he was on "cut felt" " -- >> these are amazing individuals. they work really hard. i think they are being mismanaged. >> i have often wondered why they don't bring some veterans back from the united states secret service. even if it were just on a short-term part-time basis, bring them back as consultant so we can do better. they broke their promise when

they said they were doing the first investigation so it wouldn't happen again. molly pointed out, they were wrong. they broke their promise. all right, the way from the fbi, chris told me, the way they are handling this has been clunky and that it is a hot wash investigation. just like nothing to see here. >> i can tell you this. senator blumenthal said what he has learned about the happenings of butler, pennsylvania, will leave you shocked and appalled for those of the words of a democratic senator. i believe that is the case. we are going to hear about accountability today that is laughable. ronald rowe was the deputy for kim cheatle who is the head of the secret service during butler, pennsylvania. kim cheatle wasn't fired. kim cheatle got to resign and go out to where she's going to go. probably a great private sector job the facts are this, why did donald trump not have presidential level of protection to begin with after one assassination attempt? i don't believe he did. if you did, you would've had an

emergency response team of dogs searching the bushes for people. there would have been a counter surveillance unit looking at the side streets making sure no one came in. i am sick of hearing this word from ronald rowe. we keep hearing about eight "paradigm shift" during monday's news conference coming out of butler and i have ordered a paradigm shift. your paradigm shift allowed a guy to get 500 feet on the former president with a rifle with snacks from 1:59:00 a.m. it is expected to use those same words. directing a paradigm shift. here's the question. those donald j. trump have time to wait for your paradigm shift? the answer appears to be no. >> we talked about maybe some more technology. i understand from what the administration has said and what the secret service are saying. now trump has the exact same protection as biden. he would have those drones in all that technology. what are your thoughts about

that? shouldn't they have been there before? >> does he really? did they really dig into whether or not there was animus and pushed back to the request for additional resources from the trump team before that first assassination? that deserves to be known. the initial denials. they had exactly what they wanted. no, they didn't. every time you ask of you realize there were things that the trump team requested which they did not receive our people who were not secret service agents -- will be get a full accounting of how they were treated like a second-class candidate before that? we deserve to know those answers. accountability for those decisions back then. >> went good receipt on how they weren't honest with us in the beginning is that they have those in place. how can you put something into place that you said was already there? coming up, vice president kamala harris' star-studded sit

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happened to you. the moment president biden stepped aside and withdrew his candidacy that a veil or something dropped. and you just stepped into your power. [cheers and applause] i mean, literally. looking at a speech like the week before -- which was a great speech. very nice. then next week, you are walking in the thing. [applause] and i said, what happened to y you? >> vice president harris: we each have those moments and our lives where it's time to step up. >> of the moment you heard -- i mean i really have been saying to people, and felt like a veil dropped and you step through

that veil. and you feel like that? >> vice president harris: i felt a sense of responsibility, to be honest with you. and with that comes a sense of purpose. we are all here, and you all are taking time out of your busy lives. everyone here, everyone on the screen. there really is so much at stake. >> kamala stepped into her power or a veil dropped or something. it's called media training. it's really not that difficult to conjecture about. >> she has obviously had media training and a lot of practice. we saw that on the debate stage and in many of her appearances. what you are showing, this virtual -- all the audience, all the celebrities that were part of that event with oprah winfrey, i argued, this is why the emmys and the oscars don't write me more. no one cares what celebrities have to say. i don't think the average american is watching thinking i'm gonna watch because oprah is going to tell me how to vote and

bryan cranston and merrill's treatment and i think that is why when they start to get political on the stage is in hollywood, most of america turns off the television. >> there were a ton of celebrities. she was last night. >> hello, president harris. [cheers and applause] >> 47 days. >> 47 days. from my mouth to god's ear. >> i wanted to play that, harris, because there is this hollywood media cocoon around kamala harris. she also had two moderators only fact-checking trump. now she's in this hollywood oprah cocoon. it is a facade. >> i know that pendants particularly those on the left and some on the right don't say

she did a fine job. democrats say she did a great job and republican said she did the job she had to do and trump took some bait. no one fact-checker appeared at the job includes misinformation and disinformation, she nailed it. you know, you mentioned oprah and celebrities. oprah has nothing to lose this time. when she backed obama and did all the fanfare for him, her show was in jeopardy at that point. she had a huge empire that was before us. she is still very successful. she doesn't have that daily show on network anymore. it is interesting. she could really jump in and endorse her -- which she has done with both feet. throwing caution to the wind. how much does that make a difference? today compared to when she was propping up barack obama's all the world would get to know this man who spoke at one convention at that point and bend a senator for a heartbeat. who is this guy?

to make him into a star i don't know if she's in the same spot historically that she was then. she is a big deal. i'm not saying she isn't. she has mildly talented. i just wonder, how many people are going to take their vote tip from oprah? it's just a question. >> there is this bizarre moment where kamala harris talk about being prepared to "fire her weapon." >> vice president harris: i am a gun owner. >> i didn't know that. yes, yes. i hear that. i hear that. >> vice president harris: i probably should not have said that. but my staff will deal with that later. [laughter] >> if your home has an intruder, she was in the secret service being the one firing the weapon. >> that is unverified. i would like to see the proof that she is a gun owner. the press always runs -- they

will run with it. they won't check it. she's got plenty of protection. she likes to take the guns away from everyone that doesn't have the protection that she has. if you look at the political timeline, where are we in the political timeline? we are in the messianic phase of the political timeline. the veil has dropped. what changed about you, harris? the answer she gave in this means she believes it at this point. kamala harris said this. i see this movement as i like to see saying in the face of a stranger, a neighbor. yes, yes. an extension of love thy neighbor. you look in the face of a stranger and you see a neighbor. like a secular jesus. when you see a stranger, politically you will now see a neighbor and we will all get along. it's the hope and change wrapped up again in a bunch of joy ambitions. what did she say? ambitions, aspirations, hope,

unburden. >> jesus is not secular. >> the messianic version. we are in that phase. what is next? beyonce concerts. taylor swift concerts is probably next. >> that is the predictable type of thing. no surprise oprah doing an interview. we all knew where she stood. this was more of a friendly campaign event. there was a moment where there were two young people that asked harris a direct question about the economy about what she could do to help their lives. she gave this sort of long-winded answer before she got to repeating what she said previously throwing and price gouging as if that is what landed us here. not something that would directly impact their lives. that is a challenge where she gets even the most friendly of atmospheres gets tagged with this direct question. what are you going to do? and comes out with these long-winded answers. >> they need details. thus far, we do not have many.

all right, a former border patrol she found the biden-harris administration is accusing the white house of covering up data on migrants with ties to terrorism crossing into our country. that is next.

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jill is going to give an update on the house initiative to fundamentally change the approach and fund how we approach and fund women's health services. i would like to turn it over to jill for any comments she has. it's all yours. >> you know, sometimes the white house surprises you. >> all right, so, historically, maybe you have seen this sort of thing before at the white house. it has been almost a year since he had a cabinet meeting. president biden knows that there is a war and ukraine, ukraine-russia. russia invaded. our closest ally is fighting on two counts. by the way if you are wondering why she is there, we want to fill in the blanks. the first lady is joining the top of that meeting to provide an update of the progress of the white house initiative of women's health research.

we knew as a journalist that she would be there. she did speak for a few minutes. we wanted to show you. this was moments ago. they just started this. we took a little clip of it as it was starting to show you how things were starting off. i don't know how much of what is coming next with all those cabinet members will be before the cameras. whatever we glean from all of that and are reporting throughout the day, you will know what happens with president biden and the first time he has met with his entire cabinet in nearly a year. secretary went missing right after the christmas holidays. he had an illness that he did not disclose. had surgery. the president's team didn't even look for him reportedly for 3-4 days. letting the public know what is going on with that cabinet with all that's happening in the world is critical. we will bring you the news as we get it. let's go now to the biden-harris administration's accusations thereof covering up at all my information about the border

crisis. lawmakers that he was blocked from informing the public about migrants who may pose potential terror threats. migrants is a catchall phrase. what we really want to drill down to is illegal immigrants who have crossed our border and could be on the i want to hit america list. now at the white house. >> paris, this is the stuff by the way that keeps border officials up at night. growing fears that a terrorist could slip across our border. this is a serious allegation by the former sector chief in san diego who is effectively saying that the administration muzzled him. >> in san diego, we had an exponential increase in significant injuries to aliens. these are aliens with significant ties to terrorism. at the time, could not release any information or mention any of the arrests. the administration was trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border.

>> take a look at the numbers. more than 3000% increase, harris, in the number of individuals caught matching that terror watch list under the biden-harris administration. both of them are attempting to put donald trump on the defensive, now. >> vice president harris: he prefers to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. [applause] and he has put his personal political security before border security. >> president biden: there is no substitute for comprehensive immigration reform. every time we got close -- locked it. the campaign issue. >> migrants continue crossing into the san diego sector where the majority of the special interest aliens are being encountered where the latest poll show from fox and immigration ranks second behind higher prices driving voters to the ballot box. finally, we are monitoring that

full cabinet meeting you mentioned at the top, harris. we saw the dhs secretary mayorkas. unclear if anything related to the border has come up will come up. >> the brain room is telling us now, october 2nd out of 2023 was the last time he had a full cabinet meeting. we look forward to your reporting throughout the day. thank you. >> this is an explosive accusation that public information that we should have had about significant interest aliens -- which by the way, ten times greater under biden. 3,000 times greater. that was hidden from us. i along said the greatest, wrap out of the biden administration is the border. there's been a lot of time spent on hunter biden. all of. i wish we could've put more oversight here. there were migrants being

processed. there were secret flights in the westchester county and immigrants in the dead of night being scattered around. and they were emergency intake facilities. migrant children on suicide watch list. there is a cover-up. we deserve to know more. >> i agree with you. this is the type of -- i guess it is not a whistleblower. he is coming out and acknowledging what is happening. you have to take him and bring him on the trail if you are the trump campaign. this guy was in charge of san diego. he couldn't take it anymore. he personally knows that illegals who are of a threat to this nation were calming and en masse releasing them flying them in the middle of the night from california to texas to fudge the numbers so no one would know. this is the biden-harris policy. kamala harris wants us to turn the page where? two more illegal immigration? this is the open secret of the border patrol. they all acknowledge this. one came out and is willing to

say it. trump should highlighted even more. >> we know of one program that has brought in 15,000 haitian migrants that are in the heart right now of a lot of pain and explosive type of council city meetings and city council meetings in springfield, ohio. that is a program under the biden-harris administration coordinated to bring in an unknown number that they gave us one number here recently. 15,000 of those are in a town that had 58,000. >> there is another story in pennsylvania that had 2500 haitian migrants. the one that's more than 50% there they waved a magic wand and gave them a legal status. how about the flight from central america? is a lot of these things happening that they don't want us to know about. >> one of the things that caught my attention when it came to the border was when jerome powell gave his press conference after he got the interest rates by half a point. one of the reasons unemployment is jumping in this country is

because of all the undocumented workers and the 10 million people that are now in this country. i was surprised by him making that admission. it was a very honest admission he made in front of the financial press earlier this week. the effects that we are seeing from the border crisis are hitting every one everywhere. it is the job story. that is the big piece of it. >> a lot of agents working on the border that wanted to get more information to the media. they were told not to on the northern and southern border. the numbers for the northern border nearly 90% of terror watch list suspects entering the u.s. have been caught through the land border ports on the northern border. that doesn't get enough attention. most folks may not be on the watch list. we don't get a lot of information about who those folks are either. >> that's a good point. real quickly when the fed chairman powell yesterday were talking about how the immigration situation crisis is spending so much pressure that that was part of his calculation or dropping the rates, he

mentioned borders, plural. just like you just did. fascinating. coming up, a trump supporter says, well, we have some things that have gotten too expensive. a cnn reporter doesn't seem to think he has the right to feel that way. it was awkward, next.

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issue? >> the economy. getting interest rates down where we can afford to live in america. right now it is too expensive. >> let me maybe ask a slightly impolite question. but, you know, if you can afford a boat, you're not hurting so bad, right? because a boat cost a lot of money and it's a lot of upkeep. >> no one gave me believe. i have earned everything i got. retired military. i am successful and retired with the boats, jet skis because i did it right. everyone has that chance. whether they choose are not, that is up to them. >> i would never try to take anything away from you in that way. groceries are probably a smaller part of your budget than say someone who is a little worse off. i would think it is interesting that people who are a little bit more comfortable are still so concerned about the economy. >> because i want my money to go further. i want interest rates to go back

down. i want all that. that covers everybody in the economy. not just me, not just the poor, not just the rich. it covers everybody. >> tell me if this applies to you. the kids are unable to afford a house or car. >> i change my kids and taught my kids properly. they have great educations are -- they are doing better than me. >> i love that man at the boat parade who absolutely crushed the cnn reporter. this speaks to me, the arrogance of the media. this cnn reporter presumes to know about his life, his circumstances, his finances. >> she double down and trickle down. a little bubble baby. she has been through college and journalism school. in her bubble, anyone who owns a boat is a really rich person. how can they really care about this? this guy actually was very respectful about it considering. he's got kids.

he cares about the economy like everyone else. >> the fact that cne and actually aired it. if i was producing this, i would look at this and say this is amateur hour. >> i have to say that when he was so lovely to continue with this discussion. maybe that is the whole point. there's a whole generation. he's trying to connect with them and say i work hard and anyone can do this. i have earned this. ask me questions. i have the patient's to say this is how it is done. we all care about. i think he did a lovely job. >> the fact is, we heard griff mention that number to motivating factor for voters is immigration. number one is sky high prices. a lot of people are feeling it at every income level. >> if you look at inflation under the biden-harris administration, let me tell you what you are paying now. thanks, the prices of eggs are up 110% under brandon harris.

brad is up 46% check is up 41% and change. have you ever been to a boat show or looked at the price of boats like you could buy a car. don't tell me they are so expensive. again, he was very polite. we also mentioned, my kids are doing better than me. i raised my children. this guy achieved an american dream and a cnn reporter tries to crush him for it. >> they have been paying those prices for 3.5 years. most prices are never going to come back down. that's not what happens when inflation and the bates and we get under 5% or 3%. it's what we went through at 9% plus. those prices are still around. what he's talking about -- he was one step away of being able to say, my kids like you had dreams. i want to make sure they are prepared. fortunately, i am their dad. it's because i fight for things like this.

molly is right. he had a a lot of patience for her probably around the age of his kids. he probably sees himself helping her out. >> there is a formula anytime harris is asked about this. she was asked about high prices by a voter who is concerned. she immediately goes to her biography. i was a middle-class kid. she mentions three things, price gouging, increasing the number of housing units and small business tax credit. is that a formula to reduce prices? >> the opportunity economy. she is on a loop. she is on a loop. she is just repeating the talking points over and over. it is gaslighting. the price gouging argument makes my blood boil. she is trying to blame businesses especially grocery stores that have a 1-2 profit margin. you are price gouging. how is that supposed to work? it is not true. >> when the liberal "washington post" comes out against the democrats policies,

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>> we are moments away from a live news conference led by secret service director robert rowe on the investigation looking into the security failures leading up to and on july 13. vice president kamala harris on the road today. madison, wisconsin. we will have brand-new reaction to her sit down with oprah coming up. israel hits hezbollah hard days after blowing up their personal communications network. larry kudlow is here and is -- there is so much to discuss. join sandra and me live at the top of the hour for "america reports." we will see you then. ♪ ♪ >> tthe biden-harris administration budgeted

$7.5 billion with a b for electric vehicle charging stations. yet only eight have been built since 2021. don't wary, transportation secretary pete buttigieg says they are coming. maybe by 2028. >> under the inflation reduction act, $7.5 billion for these charging stations, the latest information, eight have been built with the $7.5 million allocated. you are supposed to get to 500,000 of these charging stations by 2030. what is really the problem? have you looked at that and figured out why? >> that is on track. the issue is that there are some gaps in the market. ones that are not going to be billed by the private sector that is building the construction of those chargers to date. that is why the legislation provided for federally supported chargers that are intended to be

online by 2030. the bulk of that construction will happen '27-28. quite a bit by 2026. >> he mentions 2026-7-8. all the way to 30. i want your reaction. i want to put up kamala harris as she cast the tie-breaking vote for the inflation reduction act which brought you inflations and eight ev stations for $7.5 billion. >> we will talk about history. we thought years ago that we would be in a position where we would be well on our way with having the ability to charge electric vehicles. i think it was gretchen whitmer who showed us the governor of michigan, that you can't even drive halfway across the country and find enough juice to put into your ev. we haven't moved beyond that point. 2022 is what we were looking at back then. and we are still living it,

apparently. and now, the resale is a problem. people don't want their electric vehicles, i have been reading. no one wants to buy them from them because the resale value is not there. we have a lot of cars that need a lot of juice. we have a lot of factors -- >> and is the point. you are going to have half a million ev chargers, but no one wants ev's. the headline is there is no demand for these vehicles. >> there is no charging stations for their vehicles. you can't pick winners and losers. i'm sick of government trying to pick what we should all be buying, and eating, driving, et cetera. evs have been a disaster. the carmakers are losing billions of dollars, because they are having to pull back on that investment that they had planned to build all of these evs with and subsidies. tesla's are great. hats off to elon musk. tesla has done well. the rest of automakers are pulling the plug. i guess that is a pun intended.

that was funny. >> we want to pull up those headlines for our viewers. no one wants evs. >> in rural parts of america, an electric vehicle breakdown pushed by the call monikers to be plugged into charge. people driving electric vehicles in northern vermont to watch the sun go over the moon nor the moon go over the sun. the zone of totality. there weren't enough electric vehicle chargers for them to charge up without waiting in these enormous long lines. infrastructure isn't there yet. that is causing a problem including politically where some democrats are turning republicans on standards and say we have to pause here. >> then will the federal government be involved in clean energy is not a good thing. taxpayer dollars that went bust. "cash for clunkers." that failed. and now this. >> it's a green graph. a lot of people are getting rich off this nonsense. it will continue because they will continue to donate to a

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president. maybe today we will find out a little bit more. the united states secret service acting director ronald rowe is holding a news conference. he is set to update the american people on the investigation into that first assassination attempt against trump at his rally in butler, pennsylvania. now we are also hoping that there will be some mention of the second attempt just on sunday. it is only friday. just take a minute. the news moves so quickly sometimes we don't take it all in and this times we don't have any excuses not as journalists, and if you are doing a podcast, whatever you do because i know kamala harris' people and her campaign seem to think that is journalism, too, wherever you can ask some good questions of this administration, let's take in how to protect our leaders, current, past, and future. thanks for watching "outnumbered" this week. have a great weekend. "america reports" now. >> sandra: acting secret service tractor ronald rowe is about to speak.