>> kayleigh: in just one hour, president trump will sign more executive orders from the oval office, we will bring that to you live when it happens. hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered." i'm kayleigh mcenany, cheryl casone, fox business anger, and host of american dream home on fox business, lisa boothe, tomi lahren, fox news contributor and host of "tomi lahren is fearless" on outtake also streaming on foxnews.com. and ian pryor, author of "appearance of the world" at america first legal, former doj deputy director of the foreign affairs. and we begin here. it is officially time to make america healthy again. robert f. kennedy june or as you see there was sworn in as our new health and human services secretary and president trump followed his confirmation wasting no time with an executive order establishing the

commission. >> this groundbreaking commission will be charged with investigating what is causing the decades long increase and chronic illness reporting its findings and delivering an action plan to the american people and it is going to be a plan that people are really waiting to hear after years in which our public health system is squandered the trust of our citizens and they really have. they don't trust us, they don't trust anybody frankly. they have gone hell through. there is no better person to restore faith in american health care then bobby is going to do it. the united states spends more money and health than any other country and earth, but growing sicker every year. not as healthy as countries that spend just a fraction of what we spend. so there is something wrong. he is going to figure it out. >> kayleigh: and kennedy joined the ingram angle and vowed to tackle more than just physical health problems that americans face.

>> we are not just in a health crisis, but in a spiritual crisis, and those things are connected. there is a purpose in our lives, and no sense of usefulness or effectiveness our connectedness to their communities. and that drives also about chronic disease epidemic in the epidemic for depression and suicide, alcoholism, drug addiction. i think that we have to address all of those things at the same time. we can't just say we are going to make you physically healthy. we have to -- >> that's a tall order. >> kayleigh: i think this is fantastic, especially when i hear the purposelessness, we hear about the acts of violence we see with the young people, there is the perp listlessness, specifically looking at stimulants in the long-term effects on children we know a lot of children on adhd

medication and this is a holistic look at their country and the items we are consuming. >> cheryl: and i think the fact that they had the oversee of it is brilliant, because they talked about the obesity rates, not just make america healthy again which was what he was saying in the sound bite being played, but the fact they want to tackle what is really the root cause of why we have some of the most expensive health care and worst outcomes in the world. in this nation which is so sad. we have a wonderful health care system and amazing doctors, but because the obesity rates which he wants to address by this commission, that's why you see a lot of these chronic diseases that become not just expensive, but also deadly for americans. and also he was hit so much for this confirmation hearing about the vaccines and was very clear and talked about it last night with laura if you want to get a vaccine or your measles and mumps, go right ahead, but why not have more data and science

and research done as to what is in the vaccines and also the outcomes for those that are taking them. and he is not saying, again, don't take vaccines. so i think that it is a new era of the health care system and our nation. >> kayleigh: and speaking of the new era, it was five days before donald trump was inaugurated and this was a headline, fda bans red food died due to potential cancer risk, and listen to this, i cannot believe it, the synthetic dye which is made from petroleum, wow, that sounds yummy is used as a color additive in food and adjusted drugs to give them a bright cherry color, the die was removed from cosmetics nearly 35 years ago due to potential cancer risk. you know, lisa, as a mom, rfk has made me start to think about these things. i looked at valentine's day candy, looking at the back and i see red dye, red dye, putting it back. we are becoming more cognizant of this.

this was banned 35 years for cosmetics, why are we eating it? >> lisa: i just want to say that i ran into en and tommy at the gym, so we are taking steps, but we allow 10,000 and looking at a little over 300, so that gives you a point of comparison to other countries, but i think that it is fair to question vaccines, we were lied to you during covid, we were told that the vaccine would stop the transmission despite the fact that if you looked at the beginning, heads of madrona and fisa said that they were not even testing for transmission. the whole point was to keep people out of hospital. so we were blatantly lied to you. and you can look at that point, the public health system does not address health. that's what we are up against. even here in new york city, you look at the former mayor bill de blasio who was handing out hamburgers and french fries to get people to go get vaccinated. there is a cdc study that shows that 70% of the people who are showing up in hospitals and our

own ventilators or dying were obese or overweight, so think about the craziness of that and how we handle public health, so what i love about the donald trump administration is doing is that they will be focused on the root causes as opposed to just handing out to medication and i think that americans will be healthier. which is a beautiful thing. >> kayleigh: politically speaking, did a lot for the trump ticket, and interviewed voters about the importance of rfk. samantha said she was excited about kennedy's campaign it felt cool to see someone in politics talking about something so important to me. grew up in a liberal household and voted for joe biden in 2020, then cast a ballot for donald trump that year. and the other factors played a role in her decision. i think there was a coalition of mom's. i don't know how big it was that said i am on board with the ticket. >> tomi: moms, and as someone who exists on social media, there are a lot of social media

influencers that have dedicated their entire careers to talk about some of the things that rfk jr. has talked about, the seed oils, the dies, having better products, sourcing broader products, knowing what is in your food. being more physically active. so when you see donald trump and his entire administration doing so well with young people, it's also because donald trump and his entire cabinet now are talking about things that people care about. not just republicans, things that americans care about. and the fact that he has brought in these diverse people with diverse voices that care about things that your typical government employee or your bureaucrat may not have cared about for the last 20 years, that is powerful. i will also say this, as someone who comes from a state that is full of ranchers and farmers, south dakota is not only talking about the dies and the additives, it's also about where your food is coming from. i have asked and played with rfk jr. and anybody involved in this, please bring back country of origin labeling on the beef products so the american consumer can know what they are

buying and empower american ranchers and farmers especially small families of ranchers and farmers to be able to provide food to the american people, no farms, no food. i hope rfk takes that an initiative as well. >> kayleigh: that's a fantastic idea. i love that, there is a question about democrats, tim ryan who is a democrat wrote this. we have a rare chance to fix the system that is literally killing us. we are a sick country and a sick country cannot maintain long-term prosperity, kennedy is passionate about this issue and willing to take on the entrenched interests that have perpetuated this broken system for decades to come, democrats should join him in this fight. will day, en? >> ian: of course not, we see what they are doing now, picking literally every possible fight even if the majority of the country is against it and voted for exactly what we are getting with kennedy, president trump, i think that for years the conversation has always been insurance, can you get insurance?

how affordable is insurance? that is reactive. that's reactive to the problem. what we are seeing now is what is the problem? and the problem is simple. we live lives where we are sitting in front of a computer or a device, we are watching tv and learning about all of these drugs. we can ask her doctor about and then here are all of the side effects. we are eating these very easy foods to make that aren't healthy for us and then people aren't focusing on their health. and that is not just lead to physical health problems, but that is connected to mental health problems, because when you are physically in shape and you put an effort to do that, and naturally increases your mental health. we have not prioritized that as a nation. and to see someone like secretary kennedy putting this up front and making this a priority i think it's going to be beneficial not just all of us, but her children. >> lisa: how great do you feel about getting that to work out in? >> cheryl: you know who is most honest, the food industry, gearing up to deal with the new chief in town. >> lisa: that's why he is

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>> kayleigh: this is quite a story for you, just outcome of the photo taken yesterday in the oval office. zoomed out it looks like an ordinary photo. you see the president with secretary of state, just a meeting. but when you zoom in into that door, what you see captured in n the red circle is the mug shot

of president trump. this is a rather interesting place. this is called out or oval where pretty much every guest with a few exceptions walks through and to the left you see the top of the grandfather mahogany clock and walk into the oval office. meaning a few guests with some exceptions will walk past the fulton county mug shot of president donald j. trump. how is that for irony? you know, i look at this and there are so much symbolism here, because democrats tried to destroy this man and that photo captures that endeavor. they did not destroy him. he is hanging up the photo in outer oval the democrats in congress, senators will have to walk by when they meet president trump in the oval office. >> tomi: he is trolling the trolls and it's so epic. i love it just so much. it's a sign of resilience but for the american people as well,

that was a turning point. there was a reason he was so proud of it. he did not look at it like you look at a mug shot put he looked at it like a badge of honor. he marketed it and it was a big moment for him in a campaign season of so many moments. but it is also indicative to the american people. so many that i felt deep down that it felt run down, and that it felt squashed by this behemoth that is the federal government. this is also a picture for them reminding them, hey, look at all of the things that donald trump went through. i can get through it too. he has an army of people behind them, republican, democrat, independent does not matter. that symbolic and the photo. i think it's beautiful and great and so glad you put it there. what a reminder to everybody you will not get him down. >> kayleigh: think that so perfectly said, particularly about the turning point. i remember the fulton county jail, had like overhead shots of the motorcade that went to the fulton county jail and listening to the liberal media almost gleeful describing the stench and the smell and he will be treated like an ordinary

criminal walking into the jail. he gets a mug shot and here it is in the world's most powerful building. >> lisa: the worst was when the convictions came down in new york city with a hush money case. i thought he was going to go to jail. i was drinking wine and eating a pint of ice cream. like this is the end of america as we know it and it's all over, this republic that we love. so look at everything he has survived. this is just the biggest middle finger to the left. he tried to, the king and he messed up. and beyond that, i think that basically over the past four years in the biden adminstration, he just took copious notes about every single day when i get back in power, this is what i will do. and now he is doing every single one of these things all day long, every day since he took office and is really probably going to go down, maybe he already has as one of those transformational political figures in american history. look at how he has change the republican party. it's completely different than before him. change the media and the way that we view the government and the corruption he has exposed us to. they try to take him down, they

could not, and a middle finger to those people. >> kayleigh: in this presidential photo that we have and will put it up. a lot of people suspected he was emulating the mug shot photo. it's the same downward look, the same glare. this fear shot of someone who is ready to come in and drain the swamp, fix the bureaucracy. >> ian: it's an ultimate power move is what it is. this is in the oval office. you will have world leaders, members of congress and it's a reminder that look at all they tried to do did this man. they try to put them in jail, he was shot at, almost connected, then there was another assassination attempts. then they swapped out joe biden who could not function anymore and put in kamala harris making -- he had to run against two people as he says and he still won. so for all of those people whether it's world leaders coming in and saying, this man is somebody who executed the greatest political comeback of all time, but to his adversaries it's you have sown the wind, and now you are reaping the whirlwind. >> kayleigh: 11 little head

fake like the trolling, invite adam schiff for like some of these guys who are on the j6 committee and just like have them walk past the shot and sit across from the resolute desk. >> cheryl: all of the world leaders that will be walking into the oval will see this. and this is has never forget the moment, he is a new yorker and donald trump by putting that up as "the new york post" cover, congratulations, "new york post" but also the fact that he is telling everybody, i am tough. donald trump came from new york city real estate. he has one of the toughest most difficult industries in the city to work in. it is not for the faint of heart. and this shows that he is a fighter. and i am wondering if the other picture they should put up his him and butler, p.a., with his fist up in the air, let's frame that one somewhere else if anybody is watching at the white house, just a thought and throwing that out there. >> kayleigh: i bet it is hanging somewhere. we will investigate and find out. and now it sits just outside the

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>> kayleigh: the trump administration as heading to court today is 19 states attorneys general including new york's latetia james has sued to stop elon musk and doge from accessing treasury department records. that's big. a lot of spending payments go through that system so they need access to do their job. and they claim that giving doge excess puts american sensitive financial information at risk. bryan llenas is outside the u.s. district court here in new york city with the latest. brian. >> kayleigh, good afternoon. in less than an hour letitia james will speak to the press outside federal court.

she is leading an effort by 19 state ag's who are trying to permanently block elon musk and doge from being up to access the majority of u.s. government spending dollars and most americans personal financial data. now james and the ags argued that granting elon musk and doge access to this important system is unconstitutional and unlawful. they cite cybersecurity and privacy risk arguing that only career civil servants with security clearances should have access to american social security numbers. and tax refunds, today the treasury departments office of inspector general launched an audit at the behest of democratic senators concerned about sensitive financial information being accessed by doge members and to review the accusations that there has been fraudulent payments. the treasury department central payment system or the borough of fiscal service is how 90% of

u.s. government spending, data some $5 trillion a year is disbursed to federal agencies. and according to the government accountability office estimates, 10% of that money could be lost every year to fraud. so elon musk and doge want to direct access to this payment system to block certain or redirect federal funds. they want to conduct independent audits and bring a new technology like ai to streamline this system. the treasury secretary scott bessette, well, he underscored the need for a system overhaul last night on fox. listen. >> that's where the real waste for fraud and abuse is. what they are looking at is the treasury is the actual algorithm and how things get paid and whether things are properly accounted for. and i can tell you, just from the information that i've seen, there is very improper accounting. there is no notations.

>> so at 2:00 p.m. today, kayleigh, lawyers for the press event on the treasury department will try to convince a federal judge that they should lift a restraining order blocking elon musk and doge from accessing this critical payment system. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: ryan, thank you. you know, en, you are in america first legal and you know what it's going down here and more broadly in the legal route, this temporary restraining order and actually stop the treasury secretary from accessing treasury data which is incomprehensible. then they amended it so that it was senate confirmed political appointees which still bars any other federal government employee from accessing treasury data, our colleague kerri kupec said that this is unheard of and a real constitutional problem. >> ian: that's right, and all we are hearing is constitutional crisis, but here we have states coming in and trying to exercise

what they think is their authority over executive branch discretionary spending. and i question, what is the standing of the states to question discretionary spending from the executive branch? what is the standing of the states to go after elon musk? what does it matter if you senate confirmed or not? that is a real question. one thing i noticed as we had this nonbinary guy that was in charge of nuclear waste, nuclear waste and was out stealing suitcases. i don't remember seeing a collective freak out about him having access to nuclear waste, but now we have an issue with perhaps the most successful entrepreneur and human history going in and doing something that everybody wants to get rid of, waste, fraud, and abuse. >> kayleigh: there is an irony that just occurred to me, judiciary is a coequal branch with the executive and there was a panic attack this week that donald trump was not going to listen to the courts and he said three times i will abide by the courts here you have a court literally telling the executive

branch hey, you can't access data that you are entitled to as the executive branch. >> lisa: what's the difference between elon or doge versus government employees and federal crowds, they are both working for the government. and the democrats always accuse us of the things they are doing. we saw the with the threat of democracy stuff, where they are trying to throw him in jail and today are not worried about cutting spending, they are worried about their corruption being exposed. when elon says that he wants to look into how some of these federal employees get so rich off of the backs of taxpayers, you have people like elizabeth warren for instance, $174,000 salary and a multimillionaire, you look at maxine waters during the committee hearing who said that basically what they are going to find out about her, this i someone that a liberal watchdog group has named multiple times one of the most corrupt members of congress and you look at someone like nancy pelosi who somehow always seems to outperform the stock market and

other market benchmarks, so what they are really concerned about here is that the corruption is going to be exposed. it's not about cutting government overspending. it's just about being exposed. >> kayleigh: on the note of democrats, the use to pay lip service, in 2010 obama sent this to congress. i'm pleased to submit the enclosed legislative proposal and the reduced unnecessary spending act of 2010 and will provide a new tool to streamline government operations now more than ever it is critical that taxpayer dollars are not wasted on programs that are ineff ineffective, duplicate us or outdated. >> cheryl: in one of our fox news contributor's wrote in the hill about this issue that you are either against fraud or you are for it. you need to pick a side at this point. but she said if anything threatens our democracy, here is the constitutional crisis, it is it is unaccountable bureaucracy and federal budget that grows without check and oversight sitting at 36 trillion, by the

way. and said these five former treasury secretaries that wrote that fake op-ed, criticizing doge and what is happening, why did they not speak up? on this morning with fox business and said that the audit and the reason you want to look at the books and why this is where doge should have access is because you are doing an audit for best practices, best accounting practices. at this is business 101 and it is about time. we cannot afford this federal government cannot afford the spending anymore. that is the crisis. >> kayleigh: that is the crisis. what is the answer of the left has? sad all my 5-year-old and 2-year-old with your dad? that's before the party needs to win back working class people thinks they are going to do it by fraud and abuse and by having a chorus sing a really horrible song about elon musk that made my ears bleed. that's how you are going to win back working class americans? they are on an island that is stronger than they think it is.

but what really made me laugh was we need career public servants to look into this. if you are a career public servant who have had a lot of time to get this done and you have not done it. they don't like the speed with which elon musk is moving because they can't cover things up fast enough to keep him from looking inside. and what is done in the dark will always come to light. this administration is dedicated to that end that's what they are afraid of. >> kayleigh: many civil servants averse to change, and i hope that they took the buyout, not enough dead. a new poll shows that democratic voters are tired of their party being so, so progressive. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: democrat voters have said enough to alter progressive policies. this is according to a new gallup poll. 45% say they want the democratic party to be more moderate. now this is up 11 percent from just four years ago, joe biden did a lot of damage it seems to the progressive cause.

so why aren't democratic lawmakers actually listening to their voters? president trump is the first republican to win the popular vote in 20 years. the american people have spoken and definitively so, but instead, democrats are warning of a constitutional crisis. >> what we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis. >> constitutional crisis. >> constitutional crisis. >> i think this is the most serious constitutional crisis the country has faced. >> kayleigh: they got the talking point and also the marching order, pushing back on everything donald trump does. >> and let's [bleep] shut down the city! we are at war with unprecedented organizing, mobilizing, entertaining, we will see you in the courts, and congress, in the streets. >> we are prepared to fight! we are prepared to fight!

>> kayleigh: yikes, mentioning her ears bleeding last block, i think i am with her now. democrats saying things like this. >> you had mentioned trying to engage more women in manufacturing, i'm just wondering if just the name manufacturing sounds like a guy, and how can we get two more -- there is a lot of room for women, what are you doing to make that happen? >> kayleigh: lisa, that's the first time i've hold that sound bite, she is worried that manufacturing sounds like a guy because it has man in aunt? >> lisa: i can barely hear you, i think i'm deaf from all of those crazy people yelling. i just want to remind everyone that kamala harris picks a guy who put tampons in the boys bathroom as her vice president not running mate. a guy who wanted to put tampons

in the boys bathroom and everyone on the left cheered for that. that's how crazy they are. i love this quote from i think was tablet magazine as there was a g.o.p. staffer in house race he was having a hard time convincing voters that democrats truly are that crazy because when voters heard that democrats did not want schools informing parents that their kids wanted to transition they were like that's too crazy and i cannot believe it. that's the left. i have two minds of this, how can a party that wants women to have purple hair and hairy armpits and guys and dresses ever win again and i also go back to the rcc in 2010 and a year prior and "time" magazine put the republican party on the cover of the magazine and said that republicans were extinct and then in 2010 the following year we met in 63 seats and it was one of the biggest wins ever in history, so they are crazy, but just the pendulum goes back and forth, so we need to be on our a game. >> kayleigh: and voters are saying, democratic voters are saying we want to moderate. but kent harris is the new dnc chair and this is a quote he made that i still can't believe

he said this, the policies that we support and to the message we have is not wrong. it is a messaging problem in a brand problem. those voters are not connecting our policies with their lives. is it a messaging problem? or is it a policy problem? >> tomi: i cannot highlight any policies that the democratic party has put on a pedestal. we know everything they are against, but if you look at everything they are against them what they have to be for his illegal immigration, waste, fraud, and abuse, men and women sports and all of the other grab box of local policies that don't work. and i think would happen with the democrats as they got that sugar high in 2020 because everything was about race, everything was about lgbtq, everything was the rich are, demonize the rich and people bought into that for a time because they were scared of covid, but they never evolved. this party supposed to be so progressive never evolve from 2020 and when all of those will policies did not get the average

american anywhere when they cannot afford grocery prices and they could not afford to buy a home, they realize that all of the world things they were being fed during covid and blm did not get them anywhere, so they change their mind-set. but democrat stayed on that sugar high and they were like no, we can have all of this crazy stuff and people will still love it. they don't love it anymore, but they are not evolving. >> kayleigh: they are not, and one would argue they are still on the sugar high, the dancing democrats at the dnc, they are supposed to be doing a postmortem now. why we lost the election, why we lost the popular vote for the first time in 20 years and they are dancing in what appears to be a conga line of sorts. >> cheryl: you let aoc and ilhan omar hijack up party. but the california democratic congressman wrote an op-ed and calls out exactly why they lost and why they are such a mess right now. it's actually sad. he says that the first step is for my party did not look down on people who have different

viewpoints on social or cultural issues. canceling has to stop as does policing language and lecturing people on exactly how they are supposed to express themselves. think pronouns. d.e.i was a sleeper issue in the november election. there's always one in every election, every four years we find that out and that's what it was this year and they don't understand that. and until leadership changes within that party, somebody called josh shapiro, because i don't know who else is going to save them right now. >> kayleigh: there is this interesting dichotomy where you have gavin newsom try to be the face of the resistance and that could sell or roof development serve him well, resisting donald trump, not broadly and general electric, but he had people like wes moore who are taking it a notch down tone, not really attacking, may not work as well in a primary, but it will be interesting to see which model plays out well in the new party. >> ian: they will have to if they ever want to win a general election again. we look at the law fair and what we are seeing is democrats are

for waste, fraud, and abuse in the government. they are for boys playing in girl sports, they are for mutilation and castration of children. that's what we are learning from this party. and speaking of focus groups. i saw a focus group that was interesting, people when they hear these things just in sort of this generic ad tend not to believe it because it is so unbelievable. then he put a clip up of someone saying a child can understand there are different in the womb, they are like oh, wow, that is actually insane. so they are really going to have to moderate. and one last point, manufacturing, modest, hands, it means hands, not man, it is latin. >> lisa: also shout out to you, you lead the -- >> kayleigh: schooling the left on the latin roots of word manufacturing, how about that for a friday. more "outnumbered" next. ♪ ♪

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executive orders. join robert gillon and john roberts and me as "america reports" at 1:00 eastern. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: it's valentine's day if you did not notice, and people all over the world are celebrating in different ways. well, so as the white house. they posted this message on x. roses are red, violets are blue, come here illegally, and we will support you. happy valentine's day. they have a head shot of president trump at orders are tom homan. meanwhile, a new poll shows how americans really feel about the holiday. 38% find valentine's day to be romantic. 34% say it's fun, 22% call it outdated. and 14% say valentine's day is stressful. to the white house that is decidedly different different way to celebrate valenti valentine's day, we have some images of jill and joe

sauntering around with hearts and donald trump getting down to business with the valentine's day card here. >> tomi: i love it because i think he likes to see the outrage, and tom homan is our collective valentine as it is president trump. valentine's day is an important day, why? february is a very cold month and most states and you need something to celebrate. you need some pizzazz. the people that are angry at it and they think it is outdated or peopled that don't like fun. they don't want to have fun and enjoy the lighter things in life. we need some bright things to look forward to. and i think that the valentine from the white house was just that for many of us. >> kayleigh: you know, cheryl, my daughter said that valentine's day is about love, candy, and toys. what's it about for you? >> cheryl: it is a big hallmark holiday, that is true. i get that people talk about stress and getting the perfect gift, i don't believe in grand gestures. i believe in small gestures throughout the year for the

people that you love and care about. and i can be your valentine, your husband, your boyfriend, your girlfriend whatever, but just your friend and people that are in your lives and being grateful for them for every day. >> kayleigh: lisa, do you find a romantic, fun, outdated, i think you are in the fund category? >> lisa: of course. i think that deportation message if that is not a left letter i don't know what it is, i hate valentine's day when i am single, and i love it when i am dating someone in a relationship. but americans are expected to spend a record 27.5 billion this valentine's day and did you know that the handwritten notes known as valentine's back to the 15th century. a little fun fact for everyone on this valentine's day. and happy valentine's day everyone. >> kayleigh: happy valentine's day. stressful is probably men answering. not me being a feminist, but if you like valentine's day is about men giving women roses and candy and a one-way street and the men are distressed. >> ian: valentine's day is

great, but it is really great is that i am here on valentine's day, i get to say it to my wife and my daughters, happy valentine's day. >> kayleigh: like it, what a gift, good. this too, if valentine's day is not your thing, consider this. this is pretty brutal. for $5, an animal sanctuary in pennsylvania will write the name of your acts on a treat to feed it to real live wolves. i mean, this, i'm getting like tiger king vibes about feeding your ex to animals. >> tomi: it's about helping animals. i am all for it. if people want to do this and it goes to the animals. that is fine here they are much more destructive ways to seeking revenge on your ex then feeding a treat to a wolf. i think it's inspired and it's for the animals who need us right now. >> kayleigh: i am joking. tiger king, a great series. you should watch it. add your ex's name to the wolves if that's your thing.

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: we are moments away from president trump signing executive orders in the oval office. it would is a regular practice and he does this almost daily. to the white house official has affirmed these executive orders will involve covid vaccines for young people as it pertains to education. freezing funding from going to hire a institutional code to educational and places of learning and secondary education receive federal dollars from hag covid-19 mandates. to not only that rfk jr. newly minted and come up with a plan

to end coercive covid-19. cheryl, these are effective moments and i think it shows that the president has an action oriented on a range of issues. >> this president is on fire. to talk about the blurry photo fast-paced this president has been moving and exciting. it will be interesting to see how rfk jr. moves with executive order, no doubt about it. >> i let that because he's doing it in front of the american people appear to it is a new era of transparency, this is what i will do and watch me do it and i will take questions. after four years of that not happening it is a shock to the system but a good shock. >> sandra: it is a big shock and relief to many parents who said we want the choice to vaccinate our kids with covid-19 vaccinations. now you have that choice and you will not be punished when you go to send your child to school. "america reports" reports now.