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using mag ♪ ♪ >> hello. this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno, here with my cohost's harris faulkner, and also joining us today, kennedy, host of the "kennedy saves the world" podcast, gerri willis, fox business correspondent, and david esmond, fox business anchor. it's only week three of president trump's second term, and disheartened democratic lawmakers are already introducing articles of impeachment against him. peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. >> impeaching president trump twice did not stop him from getting easily reelected to. in fact, it is possible it might have helped him. that's the well the democratic lawmakers are going back to, this time because of the president's stated plan for the u.s. to take over the gaza

gaza strip. >> i rise to announce that the movement to impeach the president has begun. i rise to announce that i will bring articles of impeachment against the president for dastardly deeds proposed and dastardly deeds done. i also rise to say that the impeachment movement is going to be a grass up movement, not a top-down. >> democratic resistance is taking other forms, like describing doge engineer access to treasury payment systems with extremely charged language. >> we will see you in the courts, in congress, in the streets! elon musk is a nazi nepo baby! we are at war! >> what we not going to do is stand around with this leap. we are going to be on your [bleep]. >> got to be fight back.

it's got to be on the streets tomorrow. >> we took notes of that and brought it to the white house press briefing room. got this response. >> some elected democrats are steamed about doge. targus woman -- says we are were. ilhan omar says we might see some to get killed, and this person says we have to fight this in the streets, so what now? >> and may i point out, if you heard that type of violence, enticing rhetoric from our side of the aisle, from republican leaders on capitol hill, i think there will be a lot more outrage in this room today. it's unacceptable. we are going to look at the receipts of this federal government and ensure it's accountable to american taxpayers. that's all that's happening here. for democrat officials to incite violence and encourage americans to take to the streets is alarming, and they should be held accountable for that rhetoric. >> some democrats in d.c. have gone back to the drawing board,

realizing after november's election that all the extreme anti-trump rhetoric was not helping them with voters, but some democrats in d.c. have not. emily? >> peter doocy, thank you. kennedy, we saw a lot they are, but i want to focus on this point, which is that on the meter of freak outs, what is this proposed impeachment indicating to you? apparently, legislating or representing constituents, representing that 74 million americans -- off the table apparently with those democratic lawmakers? >> what they're doing is fighting to keep corrupt bureaucratic state in place, which costs taxpayers a lot of money, and people are finally waking up to realize that the government takes their money and then wastes their money and makes their lives very difficult. this is falling on deaf ears. everyone has heard this chorus over and over and over again.

it's 2025. hysteria doesn't sell: action does. unfortunately, they aren't offering action in terms of counterproposals, ideas, data-driven solutions. what they are offering is violent action. we've already seen a president who was reelected in the face of two assassination attempts. my fear is that these people are trying to fan up so many hysteria, with their followers that might be unwell, that they are trying to see that come to fruition. we can't have that in this country. with this mandate, with the presidency, the senate, and the house, people are saying "we want a better way." this is not better. it's an old playbook but it's also very dangerous. >> and this outrage. where's the outrage over what the audit is uncovering? how are we watching democratic lawmakers be affronted at the notion of cleaning house, stewarding -- wisely -- the tax

powers they earn, that we pay? i'm not sure were the calls to violence come from, where it originates with such a fence over spring cleaning. >> first, i will give you a number, which kennedy did not do. have got to say, i think it is . [laughter] i think it is a 0 on the substance meter, which is what you are getting to. people vote for trump because they wanted the stuff of substance done. they wanted the streets cleaned up. they want to the borders closed. they one of the economy to improve. they wanted specific things. and, there's so much nonsense about what's being said. i have this letter exposed by dan goldman who came out and said "make no mistake: elon musk owns donald trump and is calling the shots." you can say a lot about donald trump, but nobody owns him. even an assassin's bullet couldn't own the guy. i grew up in washington, d.c., tend to be on the left, but saw this debate between william

buckley and a radical guy i liked named gregory. gregory was dest destroyed by wm buckley, the argument. at one point, he said "you are stupid." and i said to myself "you can say a lot of things about buckley, but he wasn't stupid." that changed my thinking. i wonder how many young people look at the hysteria of that democratic mob, and then the substance of what trump is doing, and are thinking sort of the same thing i did. >> i'm curious about something, harris. we started to see an immediate reckoning, and immediate accountability that this administration is holding elected officials to. we saw with tom homan, border czar last hour where he said harboring an illegal is a felony, obstructing justice is a felony. they are putting their money -- or taking their money away -- where it counts. my question specifically is we have seen congresspeople in the past being held to account, censored for peddling lies, and being quite reckless with the

rhetoric. are we going to see an accounting and censoring of these lawmakers that are calling for violence? >> what happens is -- and i put the freak out actually in proportion with potential cover-up. what are they so afraid we are going to find out? the more we find out, is not only embarrassing for them, but it makes it fair to question are there relationships around the world with which our leaders have untoward behavior are they doing things with her money we should know about, that maybe we wouldn't be okay with? we only know that if we have in a forensic, daylight to show us what's going on. directly -- an answer to question, accountability will come when we know the truth. i think the outing of that information will be countability enough. it will shame them to the point where they don't have the jobs and politics they have because no we will for them, or they have to answer for things that can't be found that were

attached to those dollars that were given. >> i venture something, jerry, which is the vast majority of them have no idea either. to david's point about a 0 on the substance scale, i think a lot of those shouting -- it's a knee-jerk reaction. those who have the substance are quite a few, i believe. >> i think there's a lot of knee-jerk. i think there's also a lot of cover-up. i think a lot of people are trying to protect streams of money coming their way, or -- think about it. this is the way i think about it. i'm from western north carolina. three months ago, that place got slammed by a hurricane. people are still living in tents. these are americans. we are not taking care of them. we have turned our back. we have walked away. we have said "we don't need to do anything," and yet we are spending millions to trance programs to countries all over the world? sexual reeducation for people who are not in this country? it's astonishing to me the way our dollars are being spent. if you are not angry about that,

i don't know what's going to get you. >> i wonder if without this audit, we ever would have known that bangladesh was getting all the money that it is for dei. some of these things are not even ideological. you talk about -- they don't always match up with the countries we are giving the money for. >> good point. let alone ours. all right guys. coming up, trump's attorney general is ordering the doj to pause all federal funds for so-called century cities. that is next. my mental health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td,tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing.

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>> president trump's department of justice is now suing illinois governor j.b. pritzker and

chicago mayor brandon johnson for "with federal immigration enforcement, this comes shortly after attorney general pam bondi's day one directed to enforce terms immigration crackdown." and it includes a complete pause of all federal funding for century cities that will not work with ice. we will see if their sanctuary leaders start changing their tune from this message. >> we will stand up for anybody who is standing up for it -- >> this country, our values, we will fight to the death. >> we are going to defend the people of this city. >> every tool in the toolbox will be used to protect our citizens, to protect our residents, to protect our states, and hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. >> we will not be bullied or blackmailed out of our values ever. >> so they are going to break the law. interesting. because they have bigger hearts? is that how that works? last hour, i spoke with trump terms border czar, tom homan.

>> for any mayor or governor who does not want public safety in their communities, i find it hard to believe that, but we are going to do with or without them. if they are not going to help, get out of the way, but do not cross. do not impede our operations. do not knowingly conceal or harbor illegal aliens, because we will prosecute. we will do what the president promised the american people: we will make our communities safer by targeting those who are in the country illegally with a criminal record or are a public safety threat. >> david, what's interesting that tom was telling me, furthering that part of our conversation, was when you see these leaders -- showing up in places like aurora, colorado. trying to go in after tren the aragua. someday tip them off. we have the women in the streets with the bullhorn "don't go out the front door, got the back."

isn't illegal to help them -- out-of-the-way? >> and you have these soros-funded radio stations doing the same thing. being broadcast out -- the new fcc is looking into this, by the way. >> i want the fbi to look into it. >> they probably will. the bottom line is pam bondi's got a lot on her table. not only is she dealing with this issue come but it all comes with the same rubric. people who are in charge, either they are unelected bureaucrats or they are elected local leaders, et cetera, who feel they can take the law into their own hands for their own political purposes. not just to make things better, because very often it doesn't. the bottom line is these migrant criminals, these are the real bad guys who pull peoples fingernails out -- are just walking the streets. is putting people's lives in danger. >> kennedy, the danger part of it now may trample on the part that tom homan and

president trump had promised, and that was for transparency. tom homan last hour was telling me "there has been an intel leak close quotes. they believe with some of the tips given to these gang members. he said "we want those reporters with us, but how can we do that?" there is a suspicion that they now have to get to the bottom of to give the rest of this transparency. it sounds like something democrats might love: if we can't see what's going on. >> it's unfortunate, because there are certain actors who are working in concert with each other to protect people. in some of that show some of these lawmakers passed out when some of these governors, lawmakers, mayors talk about our residents -- that's who you are protecting. 87% of people, according to michael goodwin's reporting in "the new york post," are in favor of deporting criminal illegal aliens, and they are not talking about people who are seeking asylum, who are looking to work and better themselves in this country. you have to make a strong differentiation. we are talking about people who

are in transnational criminal gangs, who would love to take over entire neighborhoods. they wish to harm and murder and extort and do whatever they can. with that money, they are paying people off -- tips so they can make themselves safe. they're trying to cut off the process, cut the chain it so that doesn't continue to happen, so people can enjoy basic safety in this country. >> this tells me how long this has been going on, and how deep these cartels and gangs were able to get cash into our society without anybody bothering them. >> it's astonishing. when i heard they were going to be doing this incredible role, my shoulders came down a little bit. i walk through midtown manhattan all the time. the roosevelt hotel is right over here, full of people who are here illegally. it is just anxious, even in this

city. i know that people out there are nervous, scared. the idea that she's going to make some changes, i hope she can. i hope she does. i hope she is empowered to do it. >> emily, talk to me about what people like this governor and some of these democrat voters -- not voters, governors -- can it- they are working against the voters. i think what they are doing is not legal, but they say it is? >> it's not, and it's not reflective of what americans want to come up to your point. i think it's, frankly, hilarious tongue and cheek that they cartels are sitting back and watching these feckless liberal bleeding heart types with their big microphones in the parking lots. the governors that just want to curry favor with a tiny bit of their voters, doing the bidding of these ferocious, violent cartels that have brought such violent criminal acts on the forefront of our territory. if there's one thing any of us have learned through history it's that the federal government

wins. when we play the power game, the fed wins over the states. the microcosm in california. san jose county, where bambi larson for example was bludgeoned to death by an illegal immigrant with a recidivist criminal history, multiple detained requests. in that county alone, there are about 1,000 per year detainer requests that the city ignores, 30 of whom are for murder. when gavin newsom, governor, said "we are going to spend $25 million of your taxpayer dollars defending these criminals under auspices of -- criminals" under auspices of bleeding heart compassion, and more going to another fund that got opened up for public debate. what happened? two seconds later, "we retract that, are not going to do that anymore." the instant it was open to a weigh-in by the voters, they extinguished the offer. that's the delusion coming out of these governors. >> this is open to the voters. november 5th, they said, and now

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have signed on the dotted line. democrats are relentlessly urging workers not to take the deal, going as far as calling it "a constitutional crisis." jerry, there is nothing unconstitutional about this, actually. many of the people i've talked to many different agencies are taking the offer. those that are close to retirement, for example approaching december -- it's a sweet deal. i am not quite sure the argument that this is not helping efficiency. >> okay, so apply economic logic. i'm sorry for bringing up the numbers, but a dollar you get today is worth more than a dollar you get next year come of the month that come of the year that. save it, get another job, double dip. is a comically intelligent to take the dough and run. that's my view. if these folks had an economic

advisor sitting next to them, they'd be like "take the money! then, get a real job that might pay more." >> imagine what she would do with all the free time. kennedy, y -- your girl hillary clinton weighed in. >> i'm with her! [laughter] >> no you're not. secretary sean duffy blasted back. watch. what we are going to read is what hillary clinton said to, which was taking issue with the plan by doge. they have no relevant experience, she wrote. "most of them are told not to rent a car close was. she's talking about the new engineers of doge elon musk hired. she says "you were going to let them mess with airline safety, that's already deteriorated under your watch?" thanks "to secretary sean duffy." clap back wonderfully answered "madam secretary, with all due respect, experienced washington bureaucrats are the reason our

nation's infrastructure is crumbling. he concluded "you need to sit this one out." i at, kennedy, bravo secretary. >> well done, secretary duffy. voters -- that would be sending everything out back in 2016. i don't know that she necessarily has a part in this discussion. when we were taking issue with former president biden's mental decline, we were saying "that's a just." how was it not a just for these people to be going "these people are too young to know about the computers and the internet." [laughter] they might be the saviors of some very weighed down, bloated bureaucracies, which are horrible at communicating with each other, and waste at your medicine on money. may be -- waste a tremendous amount of money. may be, this is the best place to start. we did tighten up our security apparatus when there was a young

programmer named edward snowden who started noodling around with stuff. >> yikes. here my question. how can hillary clinton say that with a straight face as -- one of the masthead's, former, the democratic party, the same party that once 4-year-olds to choose different biological genders permanently, that once 16-year-olds to vote, that curried favor, that holy market of their campaign efforts to students. now all of a sudden, a 20-year-old is not old enough to be a coding savant that might help this country. it doesn't ring true. >> i don't think she's thinking about it that hard. i think relevancy is a drug. i think she and her husband have been relevant for so long. of course, he had a problem with kamala harris and telling the truth about the crisis on the border this last political cycle. i think that's a grab. keep my voice, keep my words in the news. whether they make sense, helps or hurts. >> and david, the argument, the criticism of this is happening on the watch of the trump administration.

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>> it's was touching come of this moment in the east room in the white house yesterday. president trump signing that executive order banning biological men from women's sports. there were young female athletes on all sides. >> if you'd like to gather around me, i think --

come on. [applause] the secret service is worried about them? [laughter] if we have to worry about them, we have big problems. watch i'm doing. then i'm going to give you some pens, okay? what a nice picture this is. we will do a good job. weight. i want to make this a really good signature. this is a big one. >> sit down, please. them. >> i think we have a 10. we have a 10. [applause] [cheers and applause]

really good. now, you were going to win those, right? nice to see you all. >> so you get this new law, and the presidential pep talk. [laughter] >> that moment was incredible. i just want to underscore the sweet young age of all of those girls. that is the age that currently, there are state protections in place from places like california, that at that age, making decisions to biologically butcher themselves permanently -- and you look at those sweet young girls whose futures will now be protected thanks to this president come other scholarships preserve, there are preserved open because they won't be invaded by biological males. we talk about representing the people. the liberal "new york times" conducted a poll where 79% of the recipients said that they are not in favor of biological

males in women's sports. 67% of whom identified as democrats. to your point, earlier, when do that amount of people agree on anything? that right there is the manifestation of that agreement. that is representing the mandate of the american people put forth on -- >> right before this happened, in the east wing of the white house, the senator of the great state of alabama was on the senate floor. he was fighting for the bill that would make this permanent. he says "in two years, when those midterm elections happen, or if in four years you have a democrat president, they will easily flip this back." he's trying to indemnify this against that. >> as well he should come as well as congress should. watching that press conference was heartwarming. it's astonishing to me that we got to the point that we did on this issue. thinking back on it, why mothers across the country didn't rush

d.c. and tried to change it. the fact that this happen. the president has not put in place probably -- the president has put in place probably the most important decision that will happen for young women that will happen in years. >> we talked about title ix. this was dismantling title ix. martina machalova, tennis legend, "i am sad that democrats failed women and girls on this issue of women's sports being for females only." >> it's interesting, because this has divided feminists. there were traditional feminists who have been outraged. they have been tarred as bigots now, because they are trying to stand up for basic women's rights, something that they have fought 4 for their entire lives. when she started playing tennis, there was not a quality. there was not funding. they had to fight so hard for that.

now -- >> what happened, kennedy? >> young women -- the world has gotten turned on its head, and all the virtue signaler's went along with it. they didn't want to be in the wrong side of groupthink, but the group lost its mind. shame on the states, the mayor's, the bodies, all the various sports that did not stand up for this in the first place. and, do what was right for the sake of young women everywhere. >> but the people who did stand up, people like we have been talking about. of course, riley gaines, j.k. rowling is another one who stood up. she had this x post "congratulations to every person on the left who has been campaigning to destroy women's and girls rights. without you, there would be no images like the one" we are looking at on the television right now. the bottom line is those people who stood up, changed the 50/50 position most americans had on the issue to the 79% who now

favor what president trump just data. those people deserve gold medals. they stood up against the crowd. they lost a lot of friends. they lost a lot of relatives who don't speak to them anymore, but they continue to stand their ground, and they proved to be right, and the american people are following them. >> when we host the olympics in los angeles, president trump addressed that. "this law will apply them too." take note, guys. >> speaking of president trump, sports, all the like, he is on his way to the super bowl. a live report on the security preparations for trans-historic trip to the big game.

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>> president trump is set to become the first sitting president to be at the super bowl when he attends the sunday. is adding to the build up behind the game between the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles, and also the security. eric tenney has the latest on the massive preparations from new orleans. >> new orleans is blanketed by security this week leading up to the super bowl, from the air to the land to the waters of the mississippi, where we are with air and marine operations today as they patrol the waters, looking for anything suspicious, whether that's human smuggling, counterfeit merchandise, drugs, or terrorism. they are one of the 2,000 or more officers and the federal agency agents making sure they are safe this week. the increased security is especially noticeable on bourbon street, after the isis-inspired terror attack on

new years. that's where we met up with a special agent in charge who is leading the coronation for security, and he told us that attack did prompt them to adjust their security plans. >> we would be foolish if we didn't use what happened to inform how we make changes and they security for the super bowl. mardi gras and everything we have going forward. this is the most organized and secure school. it's the most secure events i've seen. >> i want to take you inside of our boat. you can see one of their black hawk helicopters that's going around the city patrolling the skies as well. after the new year's attack, local officials essentially got a blank check from the federal government, saying "anything you want, anything you need to secure this game, you're going to have a." you have assets like black hawk helicopters with swift response teams patrolling, armored bearcat vehicles with teams don

max white teams across the corner, and -- all of this to keep the more than 100,000 fans intent to cheer on harris' chiefs and the eagles. >> i was going to hold it on the inside. [laughter] >> speaking of the kansas city chiefs, their infamous star tight end travis kelce was asked to weigh in on president trump's attendance. here's what he had to say. >> no matter who the president is, i know i'm excited, because it's the biggest game of my life. having the president there. it's the best country in the world. it would be pretty cool. >> president trump was asked about who he likes in the big game. here's what he had to say. >> president trump -- to win the super bowl? >> i don't want to say, but there is a certain quarterback that seems to be a pretty good winner. >> a pretty good winner -- they had this to say about what the president said to.

this is patrick mahomes. watch. >> it's always cool to be able to play in front of a sitting president, someone who is at the top position in our country. i didn't see that clip, but obviously, it's cool to hear he's seen me play football and respects the game i play. >> you know it cracks me up is how literally the most famous football quarterback in existence right now is like "the president watches? that's so cool." [laughter] of course he does! but it's always a sense of awe that unites us as americans that the president is seeing it and will not be there in person. >> i love what you just said. i think that new baby is probably why he is dressed like a dad at all times, and has a dad bought right now. hopefully it will -- he will hit the field and do like a superhero. i think his wife had a baby during the bye week before the playoffs. it's exciting. the president watches you. is excited about that and

probably "i am in a world -- awake now," and the baby "kept me awake all night." >> and sent a message that new orleans is safe, noah spence has been spared, and this is america's game, nothing will take the president from being there. >> a lot on the line but it sounds like we are prepared. i'm glad to hear it and can't wait for it. we are not allowed to see anybody that i. my husband and i have to stay home alone because david is so anxious and nervous about the game. >> is he an eagles or chiefs fan? >> chiefs. >> you got on the chiefs -- >> david osmond. >> i like -- i don't mean to bring politics in, but i like the fact -- there was a time or politics and entertainment were in separate lanes. it looks like we are getting back to that. was just a dream a couple years ago, when they were all kind of screwed up, like a badly made pretzel, but now they are getting in the separate lanes. the stars on both teams say they love the fact the president is going to be -- they appreciate the admiration they are getting.

it's not political. i love that. >> however, kennedy, will the girlfriend of one of those quarterbacks remain apolitical? >> no. >> she has made prior comments in the past. a diplo medic cancer by travis kelce. >> he knows that if he says any -- a diplomatic answer by travis kelce. >> he knows if he says anything that sounds like he's endorsing trump that she will write a song about him. she endorsed kamala harris after the one and only debate she had with president trump. she was like "she did so good in the debate. i'm going to endorse her now. it's safe to do that because she's totally going to be president," and that didn't happen. i love her music. i'm not a big fan of her politics, and i really don't need to see taylor swift bouncing around the entire game. >> my money's on them showing president trump more, but i think -- hopefully we get to see a lot of plays. >> cody buckel wins a lot too. it will be a good game. >> and the matter what they will

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♪ ♪ >> harris: happy friday eve! all right! last but not least, are you the type of person when the movie trailers come on you are like blah, blah, blah? or do you go to the movie say don't watch him? there is a new legislative bill in connecticut and if it passes, it requires to list the start time for movie trailers and the start him for the movies so you

don't have to ease an end feel guilty. joy never to appear until. >> we saw a class action lawsuit about this curator 20 years ago a guy when around movie theaters 26 minutes, 24 minutes to the tune of $75 per consumer, which is kind of a lot. you stole 30 minutes of my time. like in this build to airplane fees, right? tell me what it cost. prove the start at 11:30. no, no, no, no this is where you tell your next movie to see. i love being those, but i don't go see that any movies in the theater but i like sitting through those. >> these are the previous. but having said that, for god's sakes go to don't we already have too many laws right now, kennedy? we need another law to sit through? >> you are absolutely right! no, please go to big government save us! [laughter]

>> that is it. >> if the movie theater to publish the actual start times, i will frequent that movie theater. >> harris: wouldn't there be some sort of agreement they show ads for people to see and to pop people to skip them? don't they make money? >> emily: if you go late, seeds. >> harris: and my teenagers are never on time for the mo movies. >> they serve some nachos. >> so let's have some previous because more chance to eat. >> my goodness! 's take on going early. >> harris: i actually had to do nothing for the segment. >> emily: get the popcorn! >> harris: all right, thank you for watching everybody. "america reports" now. ♪ ♪ >> usaid, it