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>> emily: breaking just moments ago, president trump a greeting to pause at the anticipated tariffs to mexico for one month hours before they went into effect. sending 10,000 troops to the border as part of the agreement which reverts a trade war with our southern neighbors for now. and trump's next call today is to canada's prime minister justin trudeau. this is "outnumbered." here with my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, also joining us today marie harf, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson under president obama, and brian kilmeade, fox & friends cohost, host of the brian kilmeade radio show and one nation with brian kilmeade. now the move to end those proposed tariffs came after a phone call between president trump and mexican

president claudia sheinbaum. she said the deal marks the respectful relationship between our two nations. president trump is set to speak with prime minister trudeau just hours from now. the president defended the tariffs over the weekend, watch. >> canada has been very abusive of the united states for many years. we subsidize canada by the tune of about $200 billion a year and for what? why do we get out of it? we don't get anything out of it. i love the people of canada. i disagree with the leadership of canada and something is going to happen there, but if they want to play the game, i don't mind. >> emily: prime minister trudeau teased retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. and told canadians to be prepared for the impending trade war. >> and now is also the time to choose canada. there are many ways for you to do your part, it might mean checking the labels at the

supermarket and to picking canadian made products. it might mean opting for canadian rye over kentucky bourbon or foregoing florida orange juice altogether. it might mean changing your summer vacation plans to stay here in canada and explore the many national and provincial parks historical sites and tourist destinations are great country has to offer. >> emily: the guide to my right keep saying save it for the show, brian kilmeade. so you are excited, tell us your analysis. >> brian: we have more stuff than they do, canadian bacon, what do they have? number one, number two is this is a rebalance of trade. that's what it is hoping for and now it's so encouraging that they had a conversation in mexico and said, look, this is what we want. this is where it has to rebound. in our deficit was at 70 billion when he left office and when joe biden left office it was 158 billion in favor of mexico, but i think that the key was

10,000 more troops, 10,000 troops on their southern border when it comes to enforcing their border to stop the influx. so tom homan did has it down to a decrease of 92 percent in our southern border, but they come through mexico if you can get some enforcement on their southern border it's part of the border strategy and trade strategy all at once. i look forward to the canadian call, maybe it will be collected see if they can save some money that way and see if we can avoid this, because the market did not love the tariff war, but the president seemed ready for it. >> emily: brian kilmeade coming out swinging, the note that the mexican president says this reflects the strength of the relationship between the nations, and that's how they portray president trump's ability to negotiate with neighboring nations. and the question specifically is, mexico got online real fast. so is canada going to be next? >> marie: we will see. they are very different countries. it's a little unclear what they want from canada, we don't have

the fentanyl crisis, or the same immigration crisis, but the liberal mainstream media, they called it the dumbest trade war in the american history for no reason. if we put these tariffs in place of canada, housebuilding, lumber, cars, oil, the number of things that will cost more for american citizens because of this trade war again for no reason with canada, donald trump promised to bring prices down, we saw the market this morning, they hate these tariffs. we see senators like ron johnson, a conservative republican saying tariffs or taxes on the american people, chuck grassley to eating that is pleading with donald trump to let things that help his state be exempted from this. this is stupid economic policy. it will cost the american taxpayer more every single day if donald trump follows through. and it's unclear what he wants from canada. mexico, i get it. though border troop, what does he want from canada? >> and i can help with that. there is a little bit of fence

and all coming over in a little bit is always too much, but the focus is on actual security. i'd congressman john james on. and he said we know right now peace through strength works here at home, 86% of the tariffs on the fbi watch list actually come through on our northern border. it's about security. you can say two things are true, you can say that fentanyl on the southern border is worse than it is on the northern and that is true, you can also say that that terror watch list counts and if 86% of that terror watch list is coming from the north, that's reason to want to talk to canada. they have artie spoken at length today. so we are waiting on the second phone call today with justin trudeau and trump. i'm going to guess he calls he calls trump, and when you have been called the potential mayor of the 51st city because you are running things out on her border i don't know how that call will go, but it might sound a lot like mexico's call. we will do what we can and can you delay this by at least 30 days while we talk nice to each

other. >> emily: interestingly, kayleigh, justin trudeau is on his way out. this is a lame duck prime minister shipped that he is in. and the biggest concern with his reign was that he was not representing the canadian people that wanted economic to be more in their favor, meaning lower prices and a positive relationship with their southern neighbor, which is us. so to harris' point, we don't know what will be on that phone call, but there's likely a mutual agreement and a mutual goal between the two nations. and i think that a lot of people might be doubting the upperhand president trump has. >> kayleigh: no doubt. here is a fact, the so-called dumbest trade war ever just produce the fastest concession in american history. and i challenge anyone to come up with a rebuttal to that. let me also lay out a rule. a rule that it's an amazing eight years down the road that people have not learned. maybe you don't want to bet against the guy, known for the art of the deal. because we are watching it come to gather now. and past is prologue. remember president trump said

let's think about china tariffs, the elite went nuts, there will be a china trade war, let's bring up the facts, cnn headline coming here you go, joe biden finalizes increase to some of china's tariffs. that worked. then comes nato spending, increase your fair share, nato, how dare you set the elite, nato allies spend 50 billion more, and then finally, mexico, this was 2019. you have this result. he threatens tariffs on lopez overlord, the president at that time and has become donald trump's wall, how it was an immigration enforcer. in that instance they said since thousand troops to the northern border, now we have 10,000 troops and it did not take trump three years, it took him three weeks and to look at the results we have gotten. and by the way come out of that mexico deal we also got the u.s. cm. i'm going to go with the fastest concession in american history, not the other one. >> brian: the things you

mention, we get oil, cars, lumber, you know, we could do all of that here. iif you think instead of just saying i want to bring it back here, maybe we will have no choice. i listen to this former congress women from washington state over the weekend. she said i don't mind the tariffs, we have enough lumber in washington state where there are so many rules and regulations to cutting it down, we can't do it. so mr. president, put tariffs on lumber, but release the lumber here. do you think on some level he is saying i want to build up the middle class again by making the cars -- >> marie: what happens when canada puts on retaliatory tariffs put on states that donald trump cares about. >> harris: let's see if that happens. >> marie: sent 10,000 troops to the border in 2021 when joe biden was president. it does not take the stock market tanking and threats to the tariff or to get mexico to respond. so look at -- >> brian: you think the border was secure during joe biden. >> marie: if donald trump says i am willing for the american people to pay more even though i

promise lower prices. >> harris: he already said that, he said there may be a little bit of -- >> marie: are you okay with that? now we are paying for everything. we are going to pay more for everything, "the wall street journal" says so, we don't trust "the wall street journal" as "wall street journal" as economists here. >> harris: we will see. the incentive for those countries to have businesses come here as you go from 28 to 15% of attacks if you not only do business here, that will take you 22, but you get to 15 because you are going to build and build in american jobs here. we don't know, maybe that phone call has a lot of sweetness to it. >> marie: those companies -- >> harris: that prime minister is going out the door, you don't know what kind of deal he will go. >> marie: they will go to china, not mexico, not here. that's what's going to happen pair we will watch together. >> emily: what is also going to happen is we will move on to a new topic next. protesters against donald trump's effort to keep her border safe to the streets.

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>> harris: president trump unleashing an immigration enforcement machine, carrying out his promise to secure our southern border in the northern one. secretary pete hegseth is a visiting active military who are working alongside now border patrol agents that they have that been there. the numbers are getting bigger for donald trump. we have new images of the united states marine arriving at guantanamo bay where a violent illegal immigrants will be detained. also this. the donald trump of administration has been working round-the-clock to round up and deport criminal illegals on

flights out of the country. donald trump's crackdown has sparked protesting across the country. in dallas, people take and that the streets waving mexican flags in los angeles, police in riot gear, forming a human barricade to shut down a protest that was blocking the busy 101 freeway and in another surprising video, protesters burn the american flag. whose side are they on? [screaming] >> that is it. >> harris: i just hesitate to put those images up, because i know that it causes people to get attention by burning flags, but there you have it. >> brian: you decide at 9:00 in the morning it, and said

protest, and the police led to 101 freeway with everything that the trauma that everything los angeles has been through, traffic anyway on a sunday, now they let them shut down an unpermitted protest until 6:00 at night, it's unbelievable, and then to burn, to understand the mexican flag, and el salvador flag is not going to sell your story, your story is like i feel like an american, instead you are saying i feel like a mexican and deserve to take over, what do the signs that say to stolen land anyway? that won't win over today's america, might've been fantastic in 2020, we are not buying it now. between that and what is happening with marco rubio to shut down the gap, the venezuela taking back their people, what is happening on so many different ways, there is a massive crackdown in american in illegal immigration. >> harris: can we talk about the darien gap that's going to save a lot of lives of women and children in particular. that is some of the most harshest ground to traverse on the planet.

and they are bringing little ones coming through. so to hear that secretary rubio is concentrating on that is a miracle, really. >> brian: there are so many balls in the air, harris. >> kayleigh: and the humanitarian aspect of immigration, lost their lives to your point, that image we see in los angeles, lap 8d was ready to engage and arrest spoke six naps this area. they were not able to do that. and spoke to the rank and file and they old crap. we are chasing these guys around for absolutely nothing. this is resisting donald trump. they are seeing it where you go over to chicago and really there are these groups where they see i.c.e. come in and these black suvs, they mobilize. and i see it was not able to make an arrest in chicago on that day because a community immobilized. but who are you mobilizing to support? the guy in boston who had a second-degree murder charge? the guy in san antonio who was found with a murder weapon from

an unsolved murder who was released by joe biden into the interior? who exactly are you protecting? how about the guy in buffalo who is someone who is accused of all kinds of trafficking it was found with an innocent young woman who he is believed to be trafficking at that moment? this is who we are going after, so work with us to protect the innocent and ask humanity really landlady by stopping some of the things we are seeing. >> harris: the worst go first, who would defend against that? marie? >> marie: the trump team has said that the worst go for a spirit. >> harris: there's a lot of transparency, we see. >> marie: i've been on this network many times, i support convicted criminals being deported. we said from the early flights took columba lim at columbia and included pregnant women, and children. >> harris: did they come over illegally? >> marie: they did not commit crimes. a spin on first is that. >> marie: speaking with people

that's convicted violent crimes. let me finish, are we okay deporting pregnant women that have not committed a crime except for coming here, then the donald trump team should say that. freedom of expression and protest is still legal in this country, we may not like it, and to brian's point, i think you make a good point about who are they trying to convince here, who are are they trying to convince. i think that some of the most effective arguments i've seen made are for example people in the restaurant industry. people in the home health care industry, industries that rely on emigrants both legal, undocumented people going through the system and are willing to work with law enforcement to say, our entire -- parts of this entire city we are sitting in which shut down if every person who came here illegally was deported. so how do we do this in a way that to kayleigh's point protects people from criminals, does not shut down the economy including the agriculture sector, that's a challenge right now. >> harris: emily.

>> m >> emily: protesting on a freeway is always illegal, but secondly i hear what you're saying, but i feel like we always talk about this. i think it is a fallacious argument always. it's like saying if i can afford to pay my taxes, what am i going to do, i have to do it this way because it can afford it otherwise, there will be a short-term pain as we readjust things, but the notion that the first foundational argument is we rely on illegal immigration and these particular industries doesn't fly, because the american sector is still suffering then if it is not honest labor, and there is a lot of unemployed americans or illegal immigrants that then could be selected for such. i'm not going to bless an argument where at the premise relies on the backs of illegal immigrants. anything to your point we have seen communities rally in the past around protecting themselves from horrific people like larry singleton and richard

ramirez, the night stalker, to see communities rally around misguided lead these recidivist criminals is horrifying, it means the message has landed in a way that is so toxic and perverted and when you see them burning the american flag, well, if it sucks here, you don't have to stay, but the reality is not only is that anti-american it is pro cartel, so everyone waving the mexican flag and everyone shutting down the l.a. freeway, you are telling me you align yourselves with the cartels of anything. >> brian: the mayor decides you can't get to your home in pacific palisades it's too dangerous, but make sure the cops don't get the illegal immigrants out of the street to block the 101 freeway. we are begging you to leave los angeles, you should do that. >> harris: breaking our initial law, whether your health or medical situation as you are pointing out, marie is breaking our laws to get into the country. and i know that during the lead up to the election, people on your side of the aisle did not agree with republicans on the fact that the first law broken is when you don't legally belong in this country. so i get it, but we will have a

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beyond that there is some trade imbalances that the president wants to address. but we will look at the result of that. well i traveled to mexico? i'm sure i will. but we are not planning to as part of this trip. and i have been in touch with the minister of starting a pretty good relationship. and it won't be, as of this moment, there is no plans for this trip, and i know some of you traveling want to know the answer, but we don't have any plans at this moment. >> the money that the usa d spends being charitable, i think you use that word or welfare of her countries, the defender of the usa and members of congress say it's an mayor national interests and promote stability or buys america goodwill overseas, do you -- what's your reaction to that. do you think that they do a lot of that work but you have an issue with someone specific? >> my issue as i said as they

are are that usa deed does that we should continue to do and we will continue to do. but everything they do has to be in alignment with the national interest in the foreign policy of the united states. and the attitude that usa d has adopted over the years is no, we are independent of the national interest, we have programs irrespective of it if it is a line are not aligned with a foreign policy. that's ridiculous, these are taxpayer dollars, every penny we spend on foreign aid needs to be for furtherance and aligned with the national interest and the national foreign policy of the united states. so this is not about ending the programs that usaid does, there are things that it does that there are good and things that it does that we have strong presence of, it's about the way that it operates. and they are supposed to take direction from the state department, policy, they do not. they are completely uncooperative. when you ask questions and try to go in and find out, what is this program do? who is getting the money, and why aren't you coordinating with the embassy or the state department?

their attitude is we don't have to answer to you, because we are independent and we answer to no one. >> kayleigh: that was secretary of state marco rubio visiting el salvador, one notable thing he said as he is not sure if sean baum, the president of mexico's decision to send those 10,000 troops to protect the border is enough. he said there is still trade imbalance issues that president trump has, so we will stay tuned as that one month delay was announced just an hour and a half ago. but onto this, democrats gearing up for the 2028 presidential race and it seems they have not learned any lessons from 2024. at the dnc, as they just elected their new chair, all sorts of interesting happenings. we will take you through them. instead of focusing on the american people, they decided to zero and on trump. >> this is a new democratic party, we are taking the gloves off. we have to get into this fight. people are relying on this, two

weeks of chaos right now, the democratic party, we have been engaged in this internal fight and now we need to take her fight to donald trump and the republicans. >> kayleigh: gloves are off, what's on the fight club's agenda? >> we honor the community is native to this continent and to recognize that our country was built on indigenous lands. [applause] >> kayleigh: winning message for 2028, no doubts. you are not a part of the team, team democrat if you don't agree that america is racist. we are misogynistic. >> so i am going to -- have a show of hands, how many of you believe that racism and misogyny played a role in vice president harris' defeat? [laughter] okay. so that's good, you will pass.

>> kayleigh: this is rich, the chair cannot even explain the rules for the gender balance provisions. >> so on this next ballot you will be able to vote for two candidates of any gender on the next ballot. if two candidates receive -- i'm going to turn to allen to clarify this last part. >> kayleigh: and after losing the white house senate and congress, why not celebrate with a little dance. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: that's my favorite part is when they are literally dancing "to the left, to the left" embolism, not sure if that was intended.

marie -- >> and i love the music. >> kayleigh: the party chair that shocked me, i almost drop my pen as i read it, the policy is that we support and the message we have is not wrong. it is a messaging problem, so it is a messaging problem, we don't have a policy issue except for let's bring in the american people come here you go, "wall street journal," 60% of americans view the democrat party unfavorably, i would say that's more than a messaging problem. >> marie: i think it's both. we saw democratic party platforms when many states, raising the minimum wage, protecting abortion rights, democratic senators winning in swing states this last election. it so i don't think the entire democratic party message is broken. i will say that i don't think the dnc is the place where we were good in our mojo back. i just don't. i am glad that we elected a leader, i did not know anything about this person until the last week. i think where we get it back as the amazing governors, particularly in swing states, people like josh shapiro and

pennsylvania, gretchen whitmore, amazing members of congress, who is willing to work with republicans to protect our country, i think that that is on the ground where we win this back, because we are seeing the american people turned against president trump's policy is, people like tariffs, a majority of the american people do not support a trade war. with all due respect to the dnc, i don't think we win voters back in the heartland with a meeting in d.c. i think we win district by district with people fighting for lower prices, pointing out the illegality and unethical behavior of the trump administration and win on the issues, not them for years, but in two years, we have a congressional midterm coming up for us, and republicans, i think that they should be a little nervous. >> kayleigh: i did not anticipate agreeing with you, but ken martin is probably not where you getting your mojo back. he accuse president trump of treason, that works so well, when "the new york times" calls

your party leaderless, rudderless, divided, they have no shared understanding of why they lost the election, never mind how they can win in the future, these are your friends at "the new york times." >> brian: absolutely, and i hope for the country you are right, because like senator fetterman, i look at schapiro, center left, center right, i think that center left is the key for democrats being competitive. but it's also good for the country. if someone like aoc becomes the stalwart or the flag bearer and she wins, the country will not be recognizable. and i just think that if governor shapiro or these people lead, they will see some things where i agree with the president on this, senator fetterman says pennsylvania like sam, governor whitmore came out and said the president is very popular in michigan, so as a leader, it's smart to pick some issues to get along with the president in. >> kayleigh: what may be smart is listening to some of these vulnerable democrats. democrats and red states like this individual, so listen to what he said. his name is adam fresh, and a

red district. he said this, 20 big cities, aspen on martha's vineyard, that's what is left of the democratic party. harsh words, but true words coming down to seven cities. >> and you know what, just back a moment to what murray was saying looking for the mojo. and i see the dancing and i have to assume that that was poll tested, because the joy was something that was positive that came out of kamala harris' campaign. so i know that democrats wholeheartedly believe that if they dance and sing and off and bring back the joy, but it did not work. it did not just work because you have the wrong candidate atop the ticket, it also does not feed people and there are no answers in it hurts all of the dancing in the joy too, i'm not kidding about that. i do it all the time. but you don't vote because of that. so i would say that first and then the other thing somebody you barely know taking over the party, what about all of those firebrands. i think you said you don't want josh shapiro, at least kamala harris did, who does she represent in your party? certainly not going to be the

top of the ticket again, although she thinks she can be. >> kayleigh: let's keep that dancing up, that was my favorite part. if i am a member of the democratic party and this is what my party is doing, i would be like, get on a room and go get up postmortem. >> marie: can we put ymca next to it. >> kayleigh: except that he dances way better. >> emily: how the dnc started out too with the acknowledgment of this being an indigenous land first ring so hollow and that is emblematic of that sort of crustacean level on top that has no substance, what i mean by that is super example, tell governor hochul who keeps denying the tribe here, state designation as an indigenous tribe. tell ferguson a washington state the bureau of indian affairs about the mission in washington state. all over the country to your point about listening to the people on the ground, they have been clamoring for those designations and these

democratic party stalwarts keep ignoring them in favor of their social media dance clips. so it rings hollow the entire time. but you are rights that in these midterms coming up or all of those voters and those parents that were single-issue voters, we need to hammer home what changes have been made if any, what books are their children being subjected to. all the things, that is still rights, so it's incumbent upon the g.o.p. party to keep the lens where the democrat party failed and that's how we will retain power. >> kayleigh: let's keep it up democrats, more dancing, less reflecting. the blake lively versus justin baldoni the lawyers face offer the first time today and a courtroom. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill

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>> emily: the most important news of the day, everyone, lawyers for blake lively and justin baldoni are facing off today. the first and they're very public feud. blake lively sued baldoni for sexual misconduct and others said he denied. he had a defamation suit against lively and her husband romer and olds. the court is set to waive the motion to dismiss that multimillion dollar lawsuit combine into one. so alexis mcadams has the latest right now from new york city. alexis. >> hey, emily, usually you have to be up on your celebrity gossip to know what's happening in these court cases, but now it's so mainstream and this is all the people are talking about. blake lively and just about on his lawyers are going to be inside that court room behind me as this continues. this started back when blake lively accused justin bell don't have sexual harassment saying he would show her nude photos and videos of other women and talk about his alleged

addiction onset. she said she about had enough and according to the lawsuit there was a meeting about this with the entire team where they called him out. that's when blake lively said justin baldoni launched a smear campaign against her. according to the documents, the legal team says there are messages from the publicist saying in part, we can bury anyone. as they say, that headline just kept coming. also accused of a fat shaming blake lively, and also secretly called her fitness trainer without her knowledge or permission and implied that he wanted her to lose weight in two weeks. that's according to court documents. so denied the allegations in response he filed his own lawsuit suing blake lively, her husband actor ryan reynolds, and their publicist. now asking for $400 million in damages and according to court documents, he says i blake lively just tried to ruin his movie when she reportedly told them this. if baldoni did not get on board

with the issues, they would have to recast her. really it's hard to follow all of these elements, they are coming from both sides over the weekend, now put all of this including hundreds and i mean hundreds of pages of court documents, text messages, videos, you name it on a website. we will see what happens next, the hearing just wrapped up. >> emily: alexis mcadams, thank you so much. also sued "the new york times," a $250 million viable lawsuit and says that they essentially riddled with inaccuracies, they have said we stand by our reporting in our meticulous research and they said, by the way, the heading on the caption of this article is detailing blake lively's lawsuit we can bury anyone they said came from your text messages. >> marie: correct, and he sounds like a creep, but showing your coworker porn and talking about your addiction is creepy and not a safe work environment. this was a movie about sexual assault survivors and now this is what we are talking

about. this is crazy. >> emily: this really is a topic that everyone is talking about, the hearing, socially and all the things, and it is so complex with so many allegations being levied back and forth, but one thing i think that it's fascinating that stands out to me is the employment of a p.r. pit bull firm where there is data, trackable traceable data that shows a pond there are a big constellation and deployment of the internet of let's get blake lively, indeed her reputation was absolutely destroyed online and you can see the plummets of positive reviews of her all of a sudden extinguished. so it's really fascinating how traceable the digital war was. >> kayleigh: how can you not be team blake, my daughter's name is blake, five years old. i'm joking, not on any team, but i have seen "it ends with us." it is very good and very interesting, so it is a shame. but how it ends for them, this is the ultimate he said, she said, i'm not sure anyone is going to come out looking good. i think they are both going to

get reputational harm and you have to wonder in the end is it worth it. >> emily: the amount of money being levied back and forth and such, it is a must play money. no one can fathom that amount and yet that's the subject of the suits, so it goes to the point of how much the reputations of these blockbuster stars are worth when real americans there may be dealing with real issues. >> harris: when you pick a fight with somebody who has a fight and nothing left to lose, i mean how well was he after this? >> emily: he had cult following after the vrigin jane or whatever it was called, but i am all for women. >> harris: he was not blake lively or her husband ryan reynolds, he benefits from one way or that the other, and he was not earning that either. so either way he is making bank on it. she is the one suffering. and i don't know, if you are willing to lead to the information get out all of it,

then sit back and each year popcorn, because there is always more to come. >> kayleigh: he law sponsorship, and cohost on his podcast, a lot of people dropped in before the court even -- >> brian: i think they both do it again they would not bring it public, it's not an advantage to anyone, but the days of an easy cancel culture i bring this up, you are guilty, you are done is over. because now the counteroffensive will be mounted. we will never know who told the truth or not. all he can say is the easy knockout is done. people are no longer going to just be ko again. >> emily: i guess i am quoting another movie with this "knives out" superstar singer alicia keys is making waves for last night defending the dei movement at the grammy awards. those controversial comments and reactions next. ice works fast. ♪

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with the grammys. alicia keys, have at it. but that ship has sailed. >> emily: her comments weren't untrue, the whole point is that the billions plus dollar industry around the forest checking of boxes that led to a total dilution of actual merits an actual you know, fulfillment of all of these positions. so she is not wrong per se, but i would say that it's the very tip of a much deeper iceberg that hollywood never gets and will just never get it. >> harris: whenever i think about this topic, something always comes to mind and it's with you. there are movies you just can'td before and after and you're like but they could have just made a second movie? >> emily: they can make a second movie, preserve the first. >> kayleigh: preserve the first and its integrity. which is the answer. you found one in ten voters are actually influenced by celebrity. the vast of those are democrats. this is alicia keys just preaching to the choir, the quires democrats. you are not moving independents or republicans, what you are

doing is according to that same poll, 51% have a more negative view of the celebrity when they do things like this. i wonder how this reflects on her. preach to the choir. i'm not sure it's working. >> marie: she is right, i think that diversity is a good thing for a country and in the music industry and everywhere. i also watched president trump last week blame a deadly plane crash and my city where they are still pulling bodies out of the river on dei. and so, it has been weaponized. and i hate that. i hate watching the pentagon that has a sign up that says diversity and inclusion getting painted over. that hurts me. >> harris: you are on fire right now. trust yourself. >> brian: he says that it could've played a role in this, because of the losses of. >> marie: it did not play a role in it. and when they are pulling bodies out of my city is offensive. >> brian: one is in a coma and the other speaks is mine. >> marie: it's not a competition. >> harris: the investigation is not over. we will be right back.

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