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♪ ♪ >> hello. this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany with my cohost emily company. joining us molly line, fox news correspondent. julie banderas, and larry kudlow. president trump rounded out his jim harrick first three weeks by going down in the history books is the first sitting presidents to attend a super bowl. he was on the jumbotron during the national anthem where he was met by thunderous applause. ♪ ♪ [national anthem playing] [cheers and applause] >> that was perhaps reflective of the national mood. a new poll shows the president's

pace is paying off, with a higher approval rating than he ever had in his first term. >> our first assessment of how president trump and his policies are doing just three weeks into his second term. our cbs poll finds that the majority of americans, 53%, approval of the job he's doing. that's a better approval number than he ever reached during his first term in the white house. >> clary, majority approval, but not only that: sevis was forced to read the fact that 69% call him tough, 63% energetic, 60% focused, 58% effective. by any standard, for any president, that's enormous. >> must've killed him to read it. >> it must have. [laughter] >> just saying. and by the way, 70% keeping his promises, which is really important. promises made, promises kept is a key point. of all the shock and awe mr. trump is doing,

president trump is doing, he's keeping promises everywhere, and that is important to his credibility. it gives him such greater standing than the prior administration, which not only never kept promises, but continuously led to the american people, to the american voters, lie after lie which eventually caught up to the big time in the election. >> perhaps the worst of the liberal media, at least tied for the worst, is nbc. i love that they were forced to write this headline. "figuring it out, democrats struggling to keep up with trump's busy pace." nbc did an analysis, which again i'm sure kill them. "trump has signed more executive orders in ten days than any of his recent predecessors in the first 100." >> that is something to brag about for republicans. it's amazing. democrats will look like this is a weakness. this is something to be proud about. the fact that the democrat's don't like seeing it done is because they don't like the fact

that he's actually turning out the truth. he wants the exposure. he wants the transparency. doge is all about cutting the pork, and the overspending in the government that they have been getting away with. the american taxpayer doesn't have a clue as to where their money is going. now, we will know, and we will know of all the waste and wasteful spending. it's interesting. sean duffy was in north carolina today. if you imagine the past administration didn't care about north carolina, quite frankly. now that we've taken that money where it's been spent on illegal immigration and lawyers and usaid and so forth in the california, protecting illegal immigrants. now, it's going to go to the mega people. thank god, finally, our taxpayer dollars are going to go towards us and not other countries, or those that are living among us illegally. >> molly, watching the democrats respond, if they use the word dizzying on nbc. i would also use the word listless. they don't know how to respond. however, there's been buzz words. i love finding the buzzword. it went out from the dnc, probably proliferated among the

ranks. you pick up on the buzzword. let's bring an end kemp, senator from new jersey. let's see if you can pick up the buzzword. >> we are basically on the cusp of a constitutional crisis. >> i think this is a most serious constitutional crisis the country has faced certainly since watergate. the president is attempting to seize control of power, and format corrupt purposes. >> you have andy kim and chris murphy going with "constitutional crisis," as a threat to democracy works so well for joe biden. >> one of the things, big challenges here when talking but the constitutional crisis, is that everything is going rather according to plan. we will see a lot of action in the courts, particularly constitutional issue of birthright citizenship. other than that, things are going according to plan. at the dizzying pace. last night, the president is on the plane and says "there is the gulf of america." wave of a pen. he gets cheers with the national anthem. he is talking about gaza and his planes. by the end of night he has told off the penny. a little bit of an exaggeration

there. [laughter] that's just in a couple of hours. >> it costs $0.03 to make it. it's a very efficient move. >> telling the treasury and mint. >> it's interesting though. talking about the money that will be saved and all of these things. it's harder to keep up with, but i agree. some of these buzzwords -- >> there is nothing constitutional about cost-benefit analysis or efficiency analysis or program analysis. what elon musk is doing, what the doge is doing, they are not changing policies: they are just looking at systems and delivery of the systems. this is very important. these democrats pretty much on the left-left scale want you to believe that -- pretty soon, they are going to try to impeach him, which will never fly, thankfully. the point is, the elon musk exercise is about systems and efficiency, and delivery. it is not changing policies on

the fly. hence, there is nothing wrong with an audit. you have the inspector general, you have other people that are supposed to audit, but they never audit. the point i'm making is -- we will do musk in another block, this is important though. there constitutional business. their finding judges who are all slightly to the left of will be goldberg. [laughter] >> hard to do. >> it is, but i found them. there will be battles and courts, but there is nothing constitutional, nothing policy about this. i'm sorry to repeat it, but a lot of people don't understand it. miss information is being spread. >> they are moving quick. the press, i feel badly for them. they are tired, fatigued. kayden collins can find time for breakfast. watch. insane. -- >> it's insane, nonstop every day. i was watching one day this week -- i was walking one day this week, and its practice network and halfway there they were like

"trump is doing a press conference in an hour." i physically ran back home so i could change and get ready. >> emily, there's two things about this sound bite. number one, the press is finally having to do the job: wake up, report, skip meals to do their job. but it's also this. she mentions the slowness under the biden administration. may be, you could have tried to find sourcing. talking about his age, his fragility, his mental acuity. may be, you could have done the same thing you did to the trump administration: found people who speak to you, and you could have broken the story of the century instead of waiting six months before the election to find out how bad our commander in chief was. >> do you think the super bowl champion eagles are apologizing to the chiefs for being better than them? do you think someone who is extraordinaire and incredible athlete, incredible leader, should apologize for setting a champion pays? the answer is no. as the media is apoplectic right now because they can't have breakfast on some type of spa

day they had planned because they were lulled into some slumber under the biden administration isn't the fault of a commander in chief that it's actually getting the job done because he's putting americans first. after read, to add on to the sound bite you played. as the press is freaking out, "why the sledgehammer, why not a scalpel?" we have cnn saying "it's laziness --" it's easy, you get the headlines you look for. it's hard to combat. is fast and illegal. then, you have government executives, the executive editor saying "we just have to member the goal of the commander in chief is to wear us down, and don't get worn down." that is not the goal. the current president's goal is to serve the american people, to run an efficient, bloat-list government, serve the american people in the time of need and prosperity. the fact that the media cannot keep up, a, does not matter because we are not looking to them for the news anyway, and b,

guess what trump is doing? his office of comms is putting out on social -- every day all day exactly what they are doing. so all you have to do, legacy media, is simply repeat, retweet, repost, and that is the news, and that is the facts. >> couldn't even keep up with karoline leavitt. they don't know what to do with her. seriously. they don't want to do with her peer she is too good, she is too smart. she does not use little folders for every single thing. >> it's amazing. i love watching her. >> she is doing a phenomenal job. >> she reminds me of you. >> think it. she is doing a phenomenal job. julie, you think they would love the access they have. she's doing great. >> i know! >> trump assigning executive orders. i think today, a briefing, and trump is doing executive orders. you think they would love that access. >> you would think that, but instead they don't want the access, because there's no one to fight with. i mean, she's going to clean the floor with them. she is literally getting up there and mopping the floor with every reporter's ridiculous answers. before they even get a chance to

ask a question, she's answering it. that's the transparency we never once saw under the biden administration. she's five steps ahead of the media. when she does finally answer the questions, they have no more questions, because she has answered them all. isn't that refreshing? >> it is. trump, i love it. humus relishes taking questions from cnn's caitlin collins, from hostile reporters. >> and every executive order he has signed has turned into a news conference. literally, the press has never had this much access to a president, certainly not in the last four years. >> well, you got access. >> stop complaining and cancel your spa and breakfast. [laughter] >> while americans are lining up behind trump's agenda, he is facing some growing pushback from federal judges. next. (vo) veteran homeowners, did you know your credit card rates may be over 22% and if you pay late... 30%!

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♪ ♪ >> we just told you how americans seem to be rallied by president trump and his agenda. a number of federal judges are stepping in and blocking terms policy changes. they have blocked things in terms of federal spending craze, his buyout offer to federal workers, and a plan to transfer transgender women from women's prisons to men's prisons. trump is also facing threats like this from democrats. >> are you prepared to shutdown the government to join democratic colleagues who want to stand in the way of keeping the governments open? >> you have to look at what the trump administration is doing. they are simply trying to dismantle the government, so yes -- if we have to take steps to be able to hold them

accountable, use the leverage to force it, i do not support the efforts that can this lawlessness that we are seeing when it comes to this administration's actions. >> hysterical. larry kudlow. lawlessness applying to auditing, whether your own spending -- of our taxpayer dollars is actually efficient. but no, it's unconstitutional and without law. >> dismantling is not necessarily a bad idea. i just thought i would inject that. [laughter] trump won 46% of the vote in new jersey. he should be a little careful with this new senator. as i said before, these are system audits. that's all they are. they are not policy: they are systems. now, they may uncover some very bad to use in federal taxpayer money, like the usaid fiasco. but that is nothing unconstitutional. there is nothing dismantling about it. i do notice the buyouts and

severance pay is up to $65,000. maybe we could move it another $20,000 or $30,000. i would bet practically every taxpayer in this country, everyone including the voters in new jersey with a senator is from, he leaves the federal government -- too big, too powerful, too bloated. i'm just going to bet on that. i would say it's one of those 90-10 issues the democrats, putting them selves on the wrong side of. >> they are not created equal, lawsuits are not creative equal. carry bohm walk-through elle fox -- birthright citizenship issue -- it makes sense that the judge might block it as it works fhow it has been exploded in the past. it is not credible -- to buy at workers, which is fine, they have the choice, it's not forcing -- or become a take time

to audit. at the end of the day, my point is the supreme court will hold up most of these. >> they differ in quality and kind. pay anticipated will be challenged from day one. i did not anticipate on obama judge of striking down the treasury secretary from accessing data. where to get the precedents? tom cotton said he did this without citing a single law, precedents. that will be reversed, i think, but you can tell a lot about democrat priorities by the quickness of their actions and how they react. trump put his hand on the bible, sworn in, this happens, and moments later, there is a lawsuit filed against doge. their first action was to challenge to challenge elon musk. why? they depend on the bureaucracy. it is a cash cow this is where democrats go.

they are challenging doge. the officials are filed in four parts of the challenges and organizations. they are not going to stop. >> and to that point, 76 million americans voted for my trump -- for trump. lockstep and immediately knee-jerk pushing back on that without saying "let's see the results, i would like to norman tax dollars go to." how about "i would get my constituents a representation for a second?" the utter lack of that proves trump's point in the beginning, and underscores the mandate of the neck levy. >> these democrats have talked about constitutional crisis and focused on the villain is asian of elon/trump -- coat the villain is making you want and trump villains. he said what he's going to do. 's 70% believe that the president is fulfilling his promises. elon musk is -- and elon musk is doing what he said he would.

>> elon musk to arrange an syndrome? he has replaced trump on the democratic list? musk is very well-liked, i think, around the country. he's loving it. you are 100% right. >> this underscores the importance and impact trump's first administration had when he appointed so many judges. these activist judges of the ninth circuit and the like can do what they want, but they are going to get smacked down at the supreme court level. this is why it's so important that actual judges -- >> you are right. >> protective nature but they are the ones that are installed. this will all work out. and underscores the importance of the judicial branch. >> a lot of the judges, all the judge of striking down president trump's attempts to pass these things through obama and biden appointed judges. as far as birthright citizenship, i want to mention this. in 1898, that was the precedent set by the supreme court.

we talk about the late 19th century. they did not have illegal immigration, did not have illegal criminals committing murder. if it weren't for the fact that the president follow through on his promise to deport illegal criminals, lincoln riley and many other girls like her could potentially still be alive, because they were killed by murderers who were ones in jail, in a criminal system, in our custody, and we let them back out on the street. that's an example of why we are in a very different place than we were back in 1898. >> am going to sign you up for oral arguments when it hits the supreme court. >> there you go! [laughter] >> president trump is standing by elon musk and doge. that story, next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything.

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>> following usaid and the department of education, a new target for the tech billi billionaire's government efficiency efforts. >> elon? he's not game-angie anything. i want to help him devote the time to it. he is into it. i told him do that and i will tell him soon, like maybe in 24 hours, to check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing. then, and going to go to the military. let's check the military. we are going to find hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. i campaigned on this. >> [laughs] indeed, we will likely find billions and billions. why the resistance? the whole point is it's not stopping. >> i don't know why there is resistance to this, honestly. when elon musk came out and trump backed him on auditing the irs. why in the world would you not want the irs audit -- would you not want to know if your tax

dollars are properly being paid and going to the right places -- that's the reason they don't want an audit. they don't want us to know what we're spending our money on. finally, for the first time, we may find out, and maybe it will actually affect our taxes. i don't know about you guys, but how much are you paying and tax returns as opposed to let's say ten years ago? would you not say that this could potentially turn the tide perhaps on the amount of money we are getting -- on taxes? >> i have never met tax cut i didn't like. [laughter] that's the supply side. >> the president standing by, like no matter what resistance is coming at him, he is saying he's staying in command. >> he is. he will send it to other departments, including the pentagon. go back to the usaid fiasco. this was a systems analysis, but what they uncovered was sheer fraud. that is to say the agency was

shelling out dollars to places and media outlets that never should have received that money. there was no congressional law, there was no congressional mandate. the same issue, they are going to discover with all of the other alphabet regulatory agencies who have been making laws that don't exist, that congress never passed, that congress never mandated. the beauty of a systems audit is not that it changes policy: it uncovers the fraudulent use of money, and fraudulent policies that did not exist in the first place. put another way, the democrats have owned this bureaucracy, the d.c. swamp bureaucracy, for decades. now, the gig is up, and they don't like it one bit. >> you and i have talked about the prolific spending unfortunately on behalf of terrorists. at the point is this is just the tip of the iceberg. on friday, congressman uncovered "we are giving $40 million a week to the taliban," despite the paws on foreign aid spending.

the point is this is a root canal. its widespread. the president and elon musk are not going anywhere. >> i like the analogy, a root canal. that's right. when you think about it, elon musk has a once in a generation opportunity to break the bureaucracy. you think about the abuse. $59 million in taxpayer dollars, fema going to illegal immi immigrants, luxury hotel rooms. my favorite is the biden floating pier which never got the attention it deserved. $230 million on a floating pier in gaza that, by the way, they were warned when it works -- there was one they have a delivered and it shut down. $230 million of your taxpayer dollars just like that. then you get to the abuse. crossfire hurricane, russia, the hunter biden laptop, the tea party scandal, catholics, pro-life-ers. we could swirl the whole hour. the abuse that all costs taxpayer dollars. a golden opportunity in a golden era and trump and elon musk are taking it. >> we are funding the resistance because we are paying the salaries of the dems that are --

instead of getting to work supporting this. >> part of this is the promises made a promise is kept mantra. julie had a great point about the taxes. president trump wants to keep his promises about no tax on tips, extending his tax cuts. all of these things give the american people some competence that they will be able to keep a a -- their money. democrats are starting to get the resistance together. there was a new letter put out from the democratic leader talking about being engaged in a multifaceted struggle. then, he digs in further down and says "house democrats are committed to driving down the high cost of living for everyday americans." a shift towards are you seeing the money in your pocketbook -- we will see how president trump can get that. >> how are we with usaid money going to subscriptions to politico? was that part of the congressional ment can anyone find the provision in that water? next thing you know, they are

going to be supporting "the new york times." i'm just saying, $8 million when you're believe it was, $35 million over the course of several years. does anybody believe congress mandated, passed a law in the committee print that says "we shall subscribe to politico?" [laughter] >> the answer is no. >> i'm just asking. >> as above my pay grade. >> it's above might too but i would venture the answer is no. tip of the iceberg, more revelations to come pick some of the big moves president trump has made that will impact your everyday life. keep it right here. can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core with wings that fit securely for up to zero bunching and zero leaks. can your pad do that? see what foam can do for you.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it seems like nothing is off the table in president trump's second term. president trump has just ordered the end of penny production, taking to true social with this statement. "for far too long, the united states has minted pennies which literally cost us more than $0.02. this is wasteful. i've instructed my secretary of the u.s. treasury to stop producing new pennies. let's rip the waste out of our great nation's budget, even if it's a penny at a time." the president has declared that every february 9th will be known as gulf of america day. >> we are flying over right now a thing called the gulf of america. i am signing a proclamation. >> and finally, we all know that president trump is no fan of paper straws.

>> they want to ban straws. i said really? what about the carton, the plate, the knives and the spoons and the plastic? oh, they are okay, but the straws we've got to ban? has anybody ever tried -- seriously -- the new straws that are made out of paper? it disintegrates as you drink it. if you have a nice tie like this type. this would have no chance. by the time to get finished, the straw is disintegrated. does anybody walk around with a plastic straw? it's not bad. you whip it out. you've never had to do that. >> he's clearly clearly had enough, vowing to bring back plastic straws once and for all, riding "i will be signing an executive order next week ending the ridiculous biden push for paper straws, which don't work. back to plastic." >> i love it. >> all in a day's work. at 6:30 in the morning, i drove by the men to come of the sky -- razor-energy into work.

i literally wanted to shout out "number pennies, bro." [laughter] phenomenal. i remember decades ago being at a cash register and having them be like "the movement to end mike penny production." this is decades in the making. right? >> it's a sign of inflation. the penny is not worth what it used to be. it has gone from 1 cent, where it really bought 1 cent worth. now costs you three and a half cents to make one son. soon, the nickel will be gone, then the corridor. i want you to consider the inflationary implications of this move. i know it sounds like an easy one, and he's probably right, but i want you to remember that. inflation has been a big problem ever since. a penny, what is it? >> penny for your thoughts. >> you don't even need a change -- to park anymore.

everything is on your phones. some dylan carey a wallet. you can pay with your phone now atlaces. there was a post that doge put out last month saying that u.s. taxpayers spent $179 million in 2023 to make the pennies. wild. >> i love that he announced to the penny news during the super bowl. we are watching, and then here comes the penny. i want to take us in a moment where he announced the gulf of america and signed it in air force one. there is an image i saw i wanted to pop up. you have the press that are surrounded around his cabin, his makeshift oval office desk. i imagine when you board air force one, the press is to your right, executive staff is to love. they are scurrying up. running through the isle of the plane, no idea. you are surrounding

president trump, what will he say? there was an overhead voice on air force one that came right on cue. it must've been the pilot or someone saying "attention on board, ladies and gentlemen. please direct your attention to the right-sided aircraft of air force one. we are over international waters, first time in history were flying over the gulf of america." president trump is a great president, but he's also a fantastic producer. to bring them up, "you are over the gulf of america," and cue the voice of god or whoever that was, the pilot. >> talk about the straws. >> i have to. >> underneath that awesome, they suck, the reality is paper straws contain 95% microplastics, and plastic straws contained 70%. they are better for the environment, so take that, libs. >> he made a great quibble. why don't we get rid of plastic forks, plates, cups, start jerking out of our hands? as far straws are concerned, i'm happy because am going to stop drooling.

you get a paper straw and they break apart. that i attempt to drink through -- i don't know why i can't drink through a small hole. it just goes right down my face. i'm excited about the drooling stops here. >> you look great doing it, julie. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. [laughter] >> that's just the tip of the iceberg. so much more. i keep saying that, but it keeps going. we are going to get your penny quotes, coming up. on to this. boy scouts of america, as we know them, are officially no longer. why the organization is changing its name to be more inclusive after 115 years. stay with us.

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>> federal workers await a boston court ruling on terms buyout offer, with 65,000 workers accepting. unions argue its unlawful. the trump administration pushing back on judges trying to clip doge swings. a third federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order ending birthrate citizenship. what implications does this have for the order? attorney general john yoo joins us at the top they are. hamas says it is postponing its next hostage release, accusing israel of breaking the cease-fire deal. i am john roberts. join sandra smith and may top of the hour for "america reports." >> the push for so-called inclusivity has honed in its next target, the boy scout of america. the boy scouts began in 1910, rapidly growing to become the largest youth organization in the united states. their mission was to teach america's boys values like patriotism, courage,

self-reliance. it aimed to teach them skills, knowledge, the character to serve themselves, but also their country. watch this add up from in 70s. ♪ ♪ ♪ be prepared ♪ ♪ are you ready to take the lead ♪ >> do you think you know what scouting's all about? look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be prepared ♪ ♪ are you ready to get involved? ♪ ♪ be prepared ♪ ♪ are you ready to take the lead? ♪ >> scouting today is a lot more than you think. >> starting today, the boy scout of america's name has been retired. their new name is "scouting america." the organization is stressing a change as a way to be more inclusive, calling it a way to "meet the evolving needs of young people" spiritually, maybe you can translate. i don't know what that means. >> i can't say those words on tv some going to try really hard to tell you how i feel about this.

this is ridiculous. scouting america? it's the boy scouts. it's the girl scouts. the president just came in and basically reaffirmed gender, right? female and male. yet we are going against the grain and explaining to our boys and girls that you are not boys and girls? it makes absolute no sense. the boy scouts of america has been an institution, and so has the girls. they are not scouting america: they are learning how to grow up to be men. what is wrong with men these days? masculinity is a thing of the past? because more and more men are actually not doing as well in the labor market. they are not earning the amount they used to. close to women who are carrying the household, but i'd like to see more men stand up. the boy scouts of america is supposed to turn these boys into men. we need more men. >> and that's just it. we have this thing called the girl scouts. they let girls into the boy scouts in 2018, but what is the point of the girl scouts? >> the cookies. [laughter] sorry, that was brutally honest. i will say this.

an institution, and there was a time for decades, obviously over a century, were being an eagle scout mattered, that had a really big impact on college admissions, on vouching for one's character. you know immediately what kind of person that was. and the fact that now, those lines have been eradicated. the commercials fantastic, and the description. that still remains. there is still a vested interest by parents in this country into putting into our youth moral courage's, skill sets, philanthropy, brotherhood. the point now as they will just have to find them elsewhere because it's not an scouting america. >> you bring up the girl scouts. i want to bring up this picture for you, larry. this is our 30th president, gerald ford. you see him raising the flag along with his fellow eagle scouts. just showing they have been around for a long time. >> i loved what joey was saying. i was a cub scout. i was a boy scout. i was not an eagle scout, but i

went through the whole program. i think the issue of masculinity is front and center. you can't let that go. i don't know what scouting america -- are there still girl scouts? >> yes, the girl scouts still exist. >> them there's no reason you shouldn't have boy scouts. i like cub scouts too. when i was a kid, and it was a long time ago -- may be, the values were a little different than -- but boys were, you know, if you lost a football game, you lost a football game. you didn't get a trophy for finishing second or third or fourth. if you stood up for something, you stood up for something. you weren't ashamed of it. i think the feminization, or attempt at feminization of young boys is a terrible thing, and i think it's part and parcel of dei, or its own little subheading of dei. some of this came up, i think, in the pete hegseth hearings,

confirmation hearings in the senate when he talked about how the pentagon, the department of defense, the military should be about warriors, not just bureaucrats or dei. it's all -- and i think during the trump years, i hope at least, that the issue of masculinity is restored. there is nothing wrong with being a boy scout, okay? nothing wrong with it. >> technically, this has been in the making since 2018. it's been coming for a while. this is the official change to the brand that has been made. it's been happening since 2018, they have been allowing girls to join. the girl scouts have expressed frustration with this. this is somewhat been damaging and confusing to the brand. parents aren't sure which organization to join, but the girl scouts still absently also exist. they are still a safe place for girls to go and join together and take part in these kinds of scouting activities. the eagle scout thing was part

of the reason the boy scouts ended up expanding. that was so prestigious. people argue there was an advantage there. >> what, are they going to abolish browne's next because it is promoting obesity? it's ridiculous. you are brownie, you become a girl scout, you are a boy scout. that is how we grow up. >> masculinity will do better in the years i had to come on my prediction. >> good production. more "outnumbered" in a moment. most people don't realize how processed typical dog food is. at the farmer's dog, we believe dogs should be able to get their daily nutrition without the excess processing. ♪

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