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♪ ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here is my cohost, kayleigh mcenany. joining us today, gerri willis, fox news correspondent. tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of "fear itself," and lee zeldin, attorney, former new york congressman, and former new york governor candidate. with just days until the election, eight to be exact, former president donald trump returned to his hometown of new york city for a historic rally at madison square garden. tens of thousands of people lined up in manhattan, midtown, for hours for a chance to see trump speak. inside madison square garden, nearly every seat was filled and chants of "usa" roared. >> [crowd chanting "usa"]

[cheers and applause] >> harris: "the new york post" relabeling msg as "maga square garden" after the rally. it was at capacity, overflowing to outside thousands of people. when donald trump finally took the stage, the former president gave voters his campaign's closing argument. >> i just want to say a very big hello to a special place, new york, and to an incredible arena, madison square garden. incredible. this is the city where i was born and raised, and this is the town that taught me that americans can do anything when they want to. so no matter our differences, when we work together, there is nothing that we cannot achieve. on issue after issue, kamala

broke it, but i will fix it. and we are going to fix it. [applause] i'm asking you to be excited about the future of our country again. i'm asking you to dream big again. we are going to dream big again. we haven't been dreaming big at all. this will be america's new golden age. it's going to happen quickly, too. very quickly. every problem facing us can be solved, but now the fate of our nation is in your hands. next tuesday you have to stand up and you have to tell kamala harris that you've done a terrible job, that crooked joe biden has done a terrible job. you've destroyed our country.

we are not going to take it anymore. kamala, you're fired! get out, get out! you're fired! [cheers and applause] >> harris: first of all, that is the closing argument. what would you say? you had to do this yourself as a candidate. >> lee: it was a closing argument and a winning argument and it was filled with hope for america. kamala broke it, and kamala did break it, and president trump is going to fix it, and he will fix it. it's not just a slogan. he gives an hour, two hours. he could give a ten hour speech talking about not just his record that is part of a four years, but what he knows he can do on day one to be able to get our economy back on track, our border more secure, foreign policy stronger and more effective, our energy policy more dominant, independent. it is substantive and it is helpful. there is a dark future for our country if kamala harris has four years in the white house. he talks about that, but it's not just that. it is a sense of optimism and

his vision for the country if he gets the opportunity to serve in the white house. it's not just a closing argument, it's a winning argument. >> harris: gerri, i see you nodding. i imagine you were listening for those point about the economy. >> gerri: that's because former president trump flies the flag on inflation. he understands inflation. he knows what rising prices mean and he can talk right to the american people about it. look, i was thinking, watching these videos, this is the joy campaign right here. it is fascinating to me how he can embrace that feeling, that idea, and it is because he is authentic when he talks about these issues. whether it's the economy and inflation or the border, he believes in these things and he comes off as authentic to an audience, to an american public that is desperate for authenticity. >> harris: tammy, you were there. some of the criticism from others in the mainstream media has been the speakers that went

before him said some pretty incendiary things. first of all, just text me about unbalanced. what was said? you think it will be problematic for trump going forward? >> tammy: i think that come in the table was turned and someone, hours before kamala harris appeared somewhere, said something untoward, she wouldn't be blamed for that. it would be something that will be realized as something someone else said whose name won't even really be remembered. what that crowd saw, of course they were there that entire time, 20,000 people sold out in madison square garden, when we talk about joy, but it wasn't something they needed to hear a slogan to feel. it was a natural electricity. everyone understood who the people wear. it was a gathering of new yorkers but also of america. it was everyone you can imagine. race, gender, sexual orientation, the israeli flag was flying so obviously they are the worst nazis ever because of how many jewish

people were there, how many people of color were there. it was remarkably -- in our age, to be in that space, a remarkably unified framework. not because they were waiting for a singer or because they were chanting or told to chant a slogan about joy. it was -- i have been too many events, we all have. rallies, concerts. this was unusual, and it was unusual not in aggression or in the nature of focusing on what may be a comedian might have said. the nature of the movement moving forward, to this point, after a decade of what we have experienced, it was unmoveable, and it was unique, and it was american. i think that is what americans overall now have seen. they will listen to some of the rhetoric on the news stations and the headlines that will not distract people from what is occurring here. >> harris: speaking of reaction and rhetoric and all the rest, i would imagine that

the kamala harris campaign would have something to say. moments ago, about 20 minutes or so ago -- we took it live on "the faulkner focus" -- kamala h arris was taking some questions. she had a quick statement she made right off the top to media that were gathered on the tarmac at joint base andrews. let's watch. >> i think last night donald trump's event at madison square garden really highlighted a point i've been making throughout this campaign. he is focused and actually fixated on his grievances, on himself, and on dividing our country. >> harris: so did she not see him at the rally? did she not see mrs. trump at the rally also talking? >> it appears not. kamala harris is so concerned about driving to mike dividing the country. maybe take a seat when you comparing half of the country to fascists, and maybe take a seat when you are analogizing the

leader who represents half the country to hitler. maybe take a seat when the doj that you and biden oversee has targeted the pro-life community and showed up at an innocent father's house with loaded guns. maybe take a seat when you divided this country for the last four years. and maybe read a letter from your super pac, future forward. the letter from your super pac says the fascist argument is in the 40th percentile of moving voters. people don't care about what you're saying. maybe listen to your super pac when you're super pac says, in the 95th percentile, medicare and caregivers and giving breaks to those individuals. by the way, that was trump's marquee argument. i'm giving a tax break to caregivers. listen to this, the irony of the candidate you're watching right there, doing what you're super pac says, is in the 95th percentile while you scream fascism. take a seat, kamala harris. take many seats. >> harris: lee, before we exit on this, when we had our all-women's town hall the week before last, asked the former

president about social security taxes, and we also know that taking the taxes off of that, and to pin, and other things are part of his agenda. >> lee: it is resonating. if you talk about the new tax on tips, 12% plus of them are hispanic women. most are women. they are making just over half of the national average, employees. >> harris: that's interesting. >> lee: it is resonating with people who are single, they have a couple kids, their american dream, they shouldn't have to choose between whether or not to be able to get groceries, their prescription meds, or filling up their cars. president trump is connecting with them about the cost of gas, eggs, bread, milk, and it is at a next level that is the number one issue. it is not about what harris' messaging. it's what president trump is getting directed to their hearts on. >> harris: on social security, cutting taxes on 65 and older, that's a huge population right behind women. because we are the most registered and active voters, which is why i wanted to do an

all-women town hall with him in particular, because of the gender gap. she's leading by 25% in women. trump is leading kamala harris by 16% in men. so it is a split. it's interesting. all right, coming up, a new report is revealing how vice president kamala harris' staffers view, relieve you, president joe biden, as they try to keep him off the sideline -- or, on the sideline -- during the campaign's final days. how will that work? he's a current president, but i guess they could try. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans

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early voting. remember, joe biden thought his name would be on the ticket. it's not. vice president kamala harris' is. remember, saturday in pittsburgh he said "kamala and i have a lot of work to do. wait, kamala does." we wonder if he's adjusting to the development that happened in july that he is in fact not on the ticket as he goes to cast his vote, presumably for his vice president, kamala harris. quite a moment to watch, part of history indeed. we move on to this. there are reports that there is a little bit of dissension in the biden kamala harris campaign. this piece in the white house making stops, the harris campaign totally in the blind according to sources. this was all in axios. setting up with that new big breaking report is jacqui heinrich live in ann arbor, michigan, where vice president harris is campaigning today. jacqui? >> kayleigh, president biden reportedly wants to get out on the trail and help harris in this final stretch, but the campaign keeps telling biden

"we'll get back to you," letting days he's held open on his calendar come and go. according to axios, biden's team believes the campaign is underestimating his appeal among working-class voters, especially in the rust belt, the one person from the campaign side said "he's a reminder of the last four years, not a new way forward." and yet, harris is here in michigan touting jobs that came out of investments under biden including the chips act and the inflation reduction act, and the largest super pac supporting her it's warning she's got to shift her strategy away from attacking trump's character. "the new york times" obtained two emails from future forward. "attacking trump's fascism is not that persuasive," read one line in bold type in email, which is known as a doppler and sent on a regular basis. "trump is exhausted isn't working, either," read another. but harris doesn't seem eager to get into detailed policy discussions when she is pressed. >> we are able to make -- i support roe v. wade being put

back into law by congress, and to restore the fundamental right of women to make decisions about their own body. it is that basic. >> but, you know, there are restrictions. with roe v. wade there were restrictions after viability. >> we would not be debating this if donald trump had not hand-selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention they would undo the protections of roe v. wade. >> once again, not a "yes" or "no." harris was caught on a hot mic talking to governor gretchen whitmer. she appeared to acknowledge that she is not doing well with men. >> oh, we have microphones. i didn't realize that. [laughs] >> you will [bleep] my f words. [bleep]. [laughter]

>> so far we have not seen a big shift in strategy. she's going to appear here with the singer maggie rogers tonight to rally the base in another democratic stronghold, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: jacqui, thank you. tammy, this axios report that says biden's holding days open his calendar only to cancel and because the campaign is not giving him days, they call this "a slow-moving breakup." here's the problem. it may be a slow-moving breakup, but you got eight days until the election, so this breakup better quicken! >> tammy: better hurry up. the recognition that he is a reminder about how bad the last four years where is the confession. of course it's been bad. she's part of it. and that is why the effort has been made to make it seem as though she's been dropped by venus onto the planet. and the insult of this, he clearly was not making day-to-day decisions. this was a program the democrats had him move through and now he is going to be thrown once again under the bus. when she represents that category in the party, that

wing, and he's the bad guy, from the beginning they must've been furious, but i will say that they, he and jill, they made a decision, they said okay. he could have said no. he didn't say no. he said "okay." that was his mistake. he should never have dropped out. he had the power of the presidency. they have threatened him something. we don't know exactly what. >> harris: 25th amendment after that debate? >> tammy: you can win back be the president come initiatives been able to overcome nancy freaking pelosi, and he couldn'. i don't feel sorry for him but this is ugly and it's not just that relationship, it's within the democratic party itself. >> kayleigh: gerri, you could tell a lot by who's talking to the press, and notably, in july, the biden white house, which has been very good about not leaking, was leaking to the press. the campaign is all to the map. you get a kamala source saying one thing and then you get a biden white house sourcing a different thing, meaning there is some acrimony there.

this is a trip to pittsburgh biden eight. actio said this. "biden's announcement that he would campaign sullivan pittsburgh this week caught many on harris' team off guard. two people familiar with the matter told axios, a white house official arranged biden's pittsburgh trip and was not caught off guard." there is some acrimony. >> gerri: obviously they are fighting it out. can i say one thing? i think it's a mistake to kick them out, because voters understand what he stands for, and our people in different demographics who love that. so i not use them for that? she is still obscure. i don't really understand what she stands for and what she wants. it changes. motives are still the same? what? i'm confused. maybe if he went out there it would help. >> kayleigh: there's also this interesting report, harris.

he was in "the new york times." "pro-heresy prepack raises concerns about focusing on trump and fascism." the super pac as i mentioned, they say don't go here. kamala was asked, are you going off internal polling are not? and i want you to listen to what she said. >> can you give us a sense of your internal polling at the campaign and how that is making for influencing your decisions on what to do over the next nine days? >> so, to be very frank with you, my internal polling is my instinct. >> kayleigh: her instincts. >> harris: well, that explained a lot. >> tammy: it sure does. >> harris: i wonder what it's like to be on her staff and always go by her whims. it's probably why we had joy for a while and now we have hate. we couldn't even progressed to dislike. hate for donald trump. by the way, you said it, hate for half the country for those who support him. maybe more than half. we don't know. we will have to see what happens on election day. i am starting to wonder just in this divide with joe biden how

much of this also is, do you really want to sit down with the guy who had more votes in certain categories then you can get in the polling right now? do you want to take a lecture from joe biden on how to win back the black vote? i can imagine -- acrimony is one way to put it, that we have seen her go from joy to hate. maybe it is stronger than acrimony. >> kayleigh: instincts over internals, is that what got us the unserious vice presidential nominee tim walz rather than the highly popular governor of pennsylvania josh shapiro? >> lee: and we thought it was the polling having a her positions on all these things pay but it's her instincts that have to flip flopping all over the place and going on tv and saying "my values have never changed?" i think america wants to break up with both of them. i think harris is more aware of the biden's unpopularity with the public than biden's. i think biden knows that

kamala harris is the one to come to terms with. it's a wild wild and easy joe biden showing up at a campaign event, and when you see bill clinton showing up at a campaign event for kamala harris and saying if we did better venting at the border, more vicl be alive. kamala doesn't have good circuits. i would include walz in that category. harris is leaving to herself, trusting her instincts, which are not that good. >> kayleigh: instinct over internals. we will see how that works at eight days from now. the fight over whether virginia can remove alleged noncitizens from the state voter rolls now heads to the u.s. supreme court. time is ticking. that's next. mom genes. she passed them down to you. but who passed them to her? those mom genes are a big part of you. ancestrydna can you show the people and places they came from.

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this follows a federal appeals court ruling against virginia this weekend, ordering it to reinstate nearly 1,600 people suspected of being noncitizens. in many cases, they identified that way, and given several chances to cure that or correct it, it didn't happen. the doj took a look. yes, those people are noncitizens, and now a lawsuit is preventing virginia from keeping them off the voter rolls. so it is making its way to the highest court. david spunt is live in washington, d.c., with the latest. david, i wanted to stick those details in because it's important to know what the fight is. >> it really is, harris. of course this is always happening right before the election was one week to go, both sides bringing out all the stops. the supreme court is giving doj until tomorrow to lay out its arguments. i am told doj attorneys are already starting to work on this. this is a controversial case, harris. it prompted a federal judge in a federal appeals court over the

weekend to reinstate some 1600 people on the virginia voting rolls. critics say many with questionable citizenship. virginia governor glenn youngkin insists, it is simple. if you say you're not an american citizen on a state form, a driver's license form, you should not be able to vote. >> i've got to say that again, because it is almost astonishing for me to even say it. a federal judge just order the commonwealth of virginia to reinstate over 1500 people who had self identified as noncitizens back on the voter rolls. >> in early august, youngkin signed an executive order that resulted in frequent sleeping of voter rolls in the state to make sure all voters were american citizens. the doj sued, arguing the executive order was within the 90 day "quiet period" of a federal election law. those against the executive order from youngkin persuaded a judge of those hard evidence to show that some people skipped over a box on that driver's license form filled out wrong

and indeed were lawful citizens. some of them at least mistakenly taken off those voter rolls, and they believe they are disenfranchised. some have since become citizens, since filling at the dmv application. they say the voter roll data is old. the league of women voters putting out a statement after this originally broke, "cycle after cycle our elections have proven to be safe and secure and still there is a concerted nefarious effort of state officials purging eligible citizens from the rolls based on fraudulent data and dangerous lies." of course the story is going to develop several times over the next couple of days, even really the next couple of hours, with the election one week from tomorrow. but the highlight, the supreme court taking the case and giving doj until tomorrow. then we will see what the court wants to do. >> harris: correct me if i'm wrong, but the doj had up until the 90-day point, because there is a 90-day quiet period leading up to an election. they waited until a day in august that was 90 days. they got this started with their lawsuit on the day they would have been the last day they could. so if politics aren't at play

here, i'm wondering what could be. >> doj actually came out with this lawsuit in october, and some are wondering why doj didn't come out sooner with this lawsuit. youngkin's executive order was put into place on august 7th, within the 90-day period, so people are arguing on both sides, why couldn't youngkin's executive order come out before the 90 have a-day period and why did the doj wait until october to go ahead and do this? >> harris: thank you. lee? >> lee: noncitizens are able to register to vote in some places on the day of. people are getting on the voter rolls. inside this 90-day period there has to be some mechanism for estate to remove a noncitizen from the voter rolls, especially when you have voter registration going in with those 90 days including same-day voter registration. what kind of a justice department do we want? to be want a justice department that believes noncitizens should be removed? or do we believe we should have a justice department where noncitizens should be allowed

on? washington, d.c., allowing noncitizen voting, new york city past a law allowing noncitizen voting. >> harris: wow. president biden has just voted in person, early voting in wilmington, delaware, and now he is speaking with reporters. let's watch. >> i'm going to get in a secure line and follow up on that. we need a cease-fire. we should end this war. it should end. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> president biden: i'll reserve that for my discussion with him. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> president biden: i've done a lot, and the fact of the matter is that it also had to be president of the same time. so i've been to all the battleground states, i've been campaigning. but i have also had to continue my job as president.

>> reporter: [inaudible] >> president biden: i've been on the trail. we talk all the time, and they're asking you where they think i should be that would help the most. i'm going to be in pennsylvania, going to head to scranton and a few other places. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> president biden: it's very dangerous. very dangerous. and the idea that kamala's opponent is talking to putin and discussing what should be done -- i mean, anyway -- >> reporter: [inaudible] >> president biden: a million dollars. >> reporter: do you think the elections are fair? >> president biden: i think it's totally inappropriate. thank you. [reporters shouting questions]

>> harris: tammy, as we are watching that, i was trying to figure out what president biden was trying to make clear, and he kept saying "never mind," kind of moving on. >> tammy: because he can't make things clear. either it's because it's inappropriate and he doesn't want to say something -- >> harris: sell-edit. >> tammy: self-edited, which is still possible, or he lost the train of thought and lost the sentence. we don't know. either way, it's not good. whichever one it is, it's not a good sign. yet you can see he has repeated, "because i'm the president, i have a job to do. i can't be in the field." it is sad, i consider it abusive. it is why things are in such disarray and have been, and she is part of that. she still won't answer when she knew this was happening. she won't answer when she knew he was in trouble. this country deserves better. i don't care what your political party. my god, the democrats deserve better. we deserve better. the people at

madison square garden, a purple crowd. it was strangely nonpartisan, but it was for someone who is clear and can get things done. >> harris: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: i was just sitting there thinking to myself, the president of course has a scrum of reporters, a pool of reporters at the ready everywhere he goes. i just imagine the kamala harris campaign just then holding their breath, because we have seen through all of these articles, they were frustrated when he went to the white house podium that she was about to walk out. i will believe it was in michigan. they are frustrated that they didn't know about the pittsburgh stop according to the harris campaign. also reported in axios, they were frustrated when he made the "lock trump up" comment and quickly clarified. there will be so much acrimony if kamala harris loses, between biden who is trying to desperately hold onto his legacy and kamala harris who probably hold your breath every time that man speaks. >> harris: i don't know, she blames black men. that's why she sent obama out to mansplain everybody how if you don't vote for kamala you're going to hurt us. your thoughts after watching

that? >> lee: i was thinking of this video between barack obama and joe biden where "the new york post" had a lip reader, and they were making it out to be that biden -- >> tammy: the ethel kennedy memoir. >> lee: that biden would have been a better candidate, and obama is agreeing and they're saying it's not too late. biden actually thinks he's a better candidate. >> harris: coming up, the shocking number of illegal immigrants being housed inside of a harris county, texas, jail. an exclusive live report, next. and again, and again. (crowd) far-xi-ga... far-xi-ga (crowd) far-xi-ga... far-xi-ga ask your doctor about farxiga. (organ chime) okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪)

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immigration detainer. they are on hold. why can't they just deport these people? and nearly half of those cases involve violent crimes. an exclusive fox news request that those records open days after vice president kamala harris held a rally in houston. brooke taylor with the details from dallas. brooke? >> harris, i filed an open records request because i was curious about how many inmates with i.c.e. detainers accused of the most violent of crimes are being housed in our major jails here in texas. this is what i found out in houston, in the harris county jails. right now there's more than 9,000 inmates, roughly 1,000 of them have i.c.e. holds. that's what in every ten inmates under i.c.e. hold. here's my chance of some of the most violent suspects with i.c.e. detainers. you are open records request, as of september, we identified i.c.e. detainers lodged for 75 murder cases. of those cases, 22 our capital

murder cases. this includes the illegal migrants from venezuela charged with murdering 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray his mother has been vocal about blaming the biden-harris open border policy. he is nothing new case for you. 32-year-old sanchez, a suspect among these cases. they tell us he is an illegal migrant from honduras. he's accused of killing the 27-year-old man, during a road rage incident in april. we stuck to his mom. >> he has a 9-year-old daughter and a 5-year-old son who now have to grow up without a dad. my daughter-in-law has to be without her has been. how of the victims is it going to take before somebody actually do something about it? >> getting a lot of comments on social media, let about dallas, what about austin? i filed the same exact open records request for the dallas county sheriff's office and also the travis county

sheriff's office in austin. both of them denied that same exact open records request, and sent it up to the attorney general's office, harris. >> harris: before the ego, real quickly -- i don't know if you know the answer to this, but is there a traditional i.c.e. hold time. max? is it traditional for a prisoner or suspect? >> there isn't. i know from covering a lot of cases in harris county that the district attorney office want to keep the suspect in the jail because they want them to be prosecuted here. so usually what will happen is they look at the suspects inside the jail until the case is prosecuted, then that is when i.c.e. will get involved. from covering so many cases in harris county, it could take years for cases to even through the court system. on the mom i spoke to said she's been in contact with prosecutors. they told her it could take up to three years.

>> harris: that is so much money we spend, my mind goes to, why can't they just deport them connect brooke taylor, than thank you. i don't know how astounded we really can be, because we know the number of illegals committed crimes, we don't even know where they are. 425,018 people, and 13,000 of them have committed murders in the previous countries. >> gerri: this just shows you have , how we have no internal enforcement. we focus on the border and think about the number of illegals coming over the border. but in fact this problem is coast-to-coast. throughout the interior, something has to happen. >> harris: kayleigh, i know you have a connection now with the story and texas. >> kayleigh: my husband called me, i just picked up my daughter from school, and he said "you need to call me back quickly." a young man he went hunting with name grayson davis, 29 years old, he had met him before, was killed by an alleged illegal

immigrant, allegedly drunk, and is now a i.c.e. detainee. fox news is now covering it, texas lawmakers demand answers on fatal crash allegedly caused by illegal immigrant. 7:48 p.m. on a sunday. imagine just going for a drive. he was airlifted from the scene and he passed away three days later. his mom actually said grayson was a beautiful soul, 29 years old, just starting the prime of his life. we have been living a nightmare. we knew he was going to have to fight really hard to make it through. god had other plans for him." i share this because these are not numbers. these are real families. >> harris: that suspect is on i.c.e. hold. he was deported how many times? >> kayleigh: he had been deported twice previously, once under obama and once under trump, came back in 2021 and killed a 29-year-old man is no longer with us. >> harris: so sorry for his family. we'll be right back.

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campaign trail. so why is will get back to you." i'm john roberts. come join sandra and me top of the hour for "america reports." we'll see you soon. >> kayleigh: "new york times" is claiming the reason vice president harris may not win over voters is not because of her policies, but because she is a woman. they are calling gender the defining issue of the election, and a new report reads in part, "democrats believe harris is facing a deep-rooted strain of sexism that looks different from the attacks of the past." described in classic tropes of being either too aggressive were too emotional. i'm sure that's a problem. "the new york times" also hitching up men who are not in favor of harris, riding, "in quiet conversations, some female harris supporters cannot shake the uneasy feeling that men in their lives are struggling to

support a woman, especially black and south asian woman, even if they don't want to admit it." harris, i don't think kamala's overwhelming problem is sexism. >> harris: i'm surprised that this argument is being brought up eight days out. like, personal victimization? when americans are struggling with affordability in this country? when they are so many issues going on? why would you focus the argument -- i almost can understand why she would focus it on trump, because democrats think that hate wins against him. but why would a woman who is supposed to be strong and a reader and all that want to make yourself seem like a victim? particularly eight days out, when you got to prove your strength and readiness as a former prosecutor? >> kayleigh: absolutely. lee, they have an idea -- at least the governor of maine does, janet mills. she said, "if she were a middle-age man, would you think tiffany about it?" maybe that's the answer. we'll call her ken harris and think you people think

differently. not the problem for kamala harris. >> lee: she's not going to gain votes from that and it's pretty wild that you see so many on the left, including "the new york times," writing a postmortem before the election. how much does that show their faith of where this election is heading? to her point, they should be talking about substantive issues, and if you really want to go there, i would say that there are more voters who are upset that their party can't even define what a woman is, not that kamala harris is a woman. >> harris: take a bow. >> gerri: don't hide behind this. this is sad. i agree with harris that it doesn't show strength at all. in fact, it shows just the opposite. "i'm a victim, i'm a woman, people are picking on me!" that's what it sounds like to my ears. can i show you some numbers? i look some up for this. women have been running for federal office forever, okay? he was the first woman to serve in congress? jeannette rankin in 1916. hello, this is not new. people are familiar with this. do you know that over the course of this republic 200 women have

run for president? so don't give me that "the voters just aren't hip enough to understand what's going on. they're not on the page. they are sexist." i don't buy it. >> kayleigh: tammy, kamala harris' try to separate herself from this argument. hillary talked about breaking glass ceilings. she has not done that, probably intentionally, which is why i find it so interesting. maybe denier times is making the argument for her? >> tammy: she can't make that argument because it was a losing argument even then. this is a reflection of the training for generations. the training that it's all about identity politics. everything revolves around gender or race or sex or sexual orientation. that's why the democratic party is in the condition it's in right now, because it is literally unreal. they are focusing on the unreal. i think some 25 year old helping with that opinion is really thinking that still. that is indoctrination. when that is your focus, you can't deal with the economy.

nothing is as real as the malignant narcissism of being a victim, that everything is about you. well, no. trump understands everything is about the american people. that is the difference. and the democratic party will not recover until they get out of this. the transgender argument is the boiling down of this. the ultimate intimacy of identity politics that should be private, that keeps you away from looking at the reality of the world as an individual. that is the cancer of the feminist movement and of the american left end of the left were applied. are at a turning point. in the next two weeks we are going to hopefully smash it to some degree. >> harris: i just looked this up because i was so surprised to hear that the number was high. victoria cliff in woodhall, in 1872, is the first woman to run for united states president. and then it goes on from there. the number is not reported as some, but it's a lot.

>> gerri: it goes back hundreds of years. >> kayleigh: i can't wait to see if we get the long list like hillary clinton of all the things we are going to blame for this election. like comey, putin, sexism. more "outnumbered" next. address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home■s value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call.

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>> election day is one week from tomorrow. eight days away. think about that. and we are monitoring all of the developments from the campaign trail. both candidates today are in swing states. vice president harris has two events in east michigan today. she will go to a union training facility and focus on manufacturing and crumple hold a rally in atlanta, georgia, tonight and this week he is going to new mexico and virginia. those are blue states. interesting. thank you to everyone. don't forget to dvr. for now, "america reports." >> h