ialso with us is mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist," fox news contributor. et lester holt a few times. i always considered him one of the few sane voices left at nbc. that kind of took my breath away. your reaction. >> sorry. i'm sorry. what i think is so fascinating is lester holt's current colleagues include rachel maddow, the chief promulgator of the russia collusion hoax, joy reid he says that there were time travelers who hacked her blog years ago and that's why there were things on there she didn't want to admit she'd written. al sharpton, whose race hoaxes have a body count. and brian whatever his last name is, what are their main hosts right now. someone who sang, he says he's been in places he hasn't been. the idea that nbc news, any of these people would be in a position where they could say what truth is our reality is. with the better guide is if they have said it is probably not true.re we have decades of experience with people making up stories about republicans, conservatives. i whether it's "new york times" and the fake scanner story about pre

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joining me now is molly hemingway, fox news contributor and victor davis hanson, senior fellow of theover, 50 is the new 60. operation warp speed at the trump economy and the red states opening had nothing to do with the great economy we have now. unbelievable. >> that's all there is. he did hibernate during the campaign. people thought he had done that. the military is obsequious. he has a waterloo soon because every issue, open borders, voter id, energy, they don't pull 51% and people are getting tired and that is why is not 59 or 60. we have all of this pent-up demand, we should be encouraging production, lower taxes, less regulation, more energy but he is sending the opposite signals and the productive capacity will not keep up with the demand in this $4 trillion, california gas, housing, food, lumber, everything is skyhigh except the annual raise, 7% nationwide. i guess he has to go back to gerald ford but he has to address inflation pretty soon. laura: victor just nailed it. voter id polling at 7% or something, some up scene level of support for common sense, he is on the wrong

harassment out federal senior editor of fox news contributor fresh off the outnumbered couch, mollie hemingway is back, welcome back molly. >> great to be here with you. kennedy: really wasn't keeping tabs on my stuff so i don't really know if i was missing a laptop but my dad never got a penny, do you believe that? >> the only thing i believe that he said was that he is confident he will not be in any way held accountable for anything on the laptop. i think that is a safe bet. i think there is no danger at the department of justice even though hunter biden is a walking indictment, there is no danger they're actually going to investigate or hold him accountable for this shady financial dealings or for the thing that came out last week that show he may have lied on an application to purchase a gun when he claimed he was not using drugs. this is a guy who is the most protected person in the country. other than that i would not take much stock in what he said. what i'm really horrified by are the questions and the interviewers. okay he can't set that was his laptop or not, we all know it is lapto

mollie hemingway published a scathing editorial in "the federalist." she said "opportunist -- should stop subscribe into the corporate media, stop advertising with them, and stopping attention to them. reporters at these outlets quite obviously hate many americans, and the values they hold at this time, most americans realize that and acted appropriately in response. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno. here today, julien turner, leslie marshall, and in the virtual center, tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlson today," and host of "tucker carlson time." welcome. i'm excited. we will have a great show. welcome. i would like to start with you. i like to start with you in your top line thoughts, with lester holt's comments. where they call to action for journalists as arbiters of truth, but were they also given permission, and your thoughts on mollie hemingway postfix critics? >> tucker: they are grotesque! fairness is never overrated; fairness is sacred, always the goal not simply in journalism but in life! if you don't strive to be fair,

howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, mollie hemingway, and in los angeles, leslie marshalldio talk show host. both are fox news contributors. mollie, what do you make of some commentators saying this case means nothing, it's a blip, we have to wipe out years and years of police racism and brutality against black people? >> seems there have been a couple problem, well, many problems with media coverage of this horrible case. one is there habit been respect -- hasn't been respect for rule of law by the the media. having trials is very important, weighing evidence, coming to a decision. they've also done a really bad job of talking about the role of race in this and what happens when you attack police. they've asserted without evidence that there is, that this is really an issue of racism. they haven't talked about the pullback on policing that we've experienced in the last year and how much that has increased really bad rates of crime, homicide, other violent crime, and it's targeting those communities not where media elites live, but where vulnerable people live and where th

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mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist."atch. let me start with you getting some bipartisan solution to this as we continue to see these incidents tim scott has optimism, a senator from south carolina, but he did last time too. >> the difference here is the democrats really want to get some kind of bill. lindsey graham was right in the sound bite about the democrats filibustering and killing it last time and karen bass who i think it is way too ideological on the stuff she understands if she does not get tim scott to sign on, they are not going to get the ten republicans they need in the senate to get this passed the filibuster. so i'm a little hopeful that something will get worked out. >> bret: this comes as the attorney general announced another investigation of another police department, the louisville full police department adding to the minneapolis investigation ongoing, your acts of the federal actions launching this? >> the police are not perfect and there is room for improvement and certainly room for reforming the

senator lindsey graham, congressman burgess owens, mollie hemingway, dinesh d'souza, laura logan allrst, this is a good one. pro china, anti-georgia, that is the focus of tonight's angle. a lot has happened since tuesday when the angle first alerted you to the importance of demanding georgia's common sense voter i.d. and election integrity law be sustained. not only have major american ceos come out to oppose the completely reasonable voter

molly hemingway says some police department's probably do need some reform but don't need it as muchthe media. >> there is room for improvement and reforming the police. if it were being done in good faith it would have been done last year when there is broad bipartisan support, democrats did not do that for political reasons but less than having a police crisis we have a violent crime crisis in this country. what has happened since democrats decided not to do police reform, violent crime has gone up in all the major cities or all but one of the major cities like the top 60 cities and these affect people in low income communities, the communities we are told people care about. not sure we need police reform as much as media reform. a decade of the media telling lies about the state of policing in this country and what the real problems are with crime in this country. >> reporter: police facing attacks in anti-cop climate, someone did an nypd detective in the head with a large stick. jillian: this week president biden marks 100 days in office and he made a lot of promises to the ameri

mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist."cook political report and byron york chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner." amy, let me start with you, the white house sees a lot of opportunity here, and they see this pitch kind of taking hold. people do enjoy getting money. the question is how this plays in the long term. >> well that is the question, bret. because, if you look just where the polls are today, asking people in a vacuum do you want to see more money for roads? sure. do you want to see more money for healthcare, for being able to pay for day care, all those things? people are generally supportive of that and they are generally supportive of the idea that taxing corporations and rich americans is the way to pay for it. they like that. so, again, in the abstract, that's what the biden administration is counting on. that the individual pieces are almost more important than the sum of its parts. voter like this so much that they are going to be willing to accept it the other thing that the biden admi

mollie hemingway. a.b.toddard and byron york chief political correspondent at the washington examiner. i want to cover a number of things but, first, comment on the security situation we are still trying to figure out what was behind this guy who did this today but obviously capitol police losing another police officer in this attack. a.b., you work up there a lot. just your thoughts of the day? >> a.b.: yeah, bret, it's really hard to think back to 1998 when we -- when we lost those two officers that chad pergram referred to. officer gibson and officer chestnut are their names stay with us because of the time it was so shocking we really thought the capitol complex was invaluable. thinking about my first reaction today when i heard the news of this capitol hill police officer losing his life, in this very different altercation, just as the perimeter has changed and eased very recently my first reaction was what kind of threats will they face next week and the week after that? they are a target. and so this

kennedy on fox nation, tomi lahren, senior editor of "the federalist" and fox news contributor mollie hemingway and joining us today at town hall political editor and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio, guy benson. a welcome i'd like to start with you on this, you heard in the intro that taking with a all-star game out of georgia is estimated to cost $100 million in local revenue for those businesses. it's estimated that almost 50% of black and brown owned businesses in have closed for good and we know the population of atlanta is about 55% of black america, and in a customer the upcoming masters are being held, that the population is also 55% so my question is how is this a boycott over purported black and brown disenfranchisement that disproportionately affects black and brown on businesses, how is that a good idea? >> guy: of course, it's a terrible idea and frankly it's a bunch of lies about disenfranchisement and how this is going to restrict voting and the whole parade of horrible as we have heard about from the usual suspects, the overwhelming majority of it is baseless and co

let's bring in our panel early tonight harold ford, mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. mollie, as you look at the potential of what is already signed and what's proposed, you have the american rescue plan at $1.9 trillion. american jobs plan $2.65 trillion. american families plan $1.8 trillion. there you have 6.35 trillion, with a t, that would potentially, if passed go out in an environment where the economy seems to be picking up steam. thoughts on tonight's speech? >> when you give a state of the union or an address like this, it's frequently something that politicians will lie or they will exaggerate but somewhat constrained by the facts on the ground. even 100 days in joe biden doesn't have a great set of facts for tonight. i just re-watched president trump's speech last year that was a speech that was very optimistic, that talked about the blue collar boom, wage growth for african-americans, young people, women, energy independence, factories coming back, foreign policy successes, people thought trump was goi

let's bring in our panel mollie hemingway senior editor at the. podcast. bill, what do you make of this and what the companies have said, what lawmakers are saying and kind of the fallout from it? >> it's terrible, a terrible situation. it's preposterous. what an awful place. you know, i thought that if anybody started to read the bill, some of these companies, major league baseball, delta might, you know, change their tune. instead, we have united airlines now piling on. do they not realize that these laws are much less restrictive, as you were saying to brit hume than many other states? and there they go after georgia just like they went after texas and, you know, these corporations are just jumping in all fours. and it's totally unreasonable. it does not fit with the facts. you know, i don't want to brag here, i appreciate your philosophy. you are supposed to tell the truth. this has nothing to do with the truth of things. by the way the glaring inconsistency as senator rand paul has pointed out, you are going to condemn georgia for things that

. >> shannon: let's bring in our panel mollie hemingway senior editor at "the federalist."l.com. great to see all of you don't. >> hi, shannon. >> great to be here. >> shannon: we have back and forth proposals from republicans. mollie, before we get that this next multitrillion dollars package, have we defined infrastructure here in washington? >> apparently everything is infrastructure according to the democrats. but what i'm just so fascinated by was it was not that long ago that we had a campaign where joe biden was presented as a moderate, as a unifier. his campaign message was that we had had division under donald trump and we needed unity and that's why you should elect him. he won by 40,000 votes in three states. the senate is tied. the house is controlled by just like a half dozen democrats and, yet, is he pushing through such a radical far left agenda that it's absurd and i think the backlash is going to be stunning. you look at previous democrats who really tried to do this level of change, they really did have a mandate. fdr controlled the house by like 200 votes

molly hemingway's article. 60 minutes ignored democrat governors scandal and invents one about desantishing of anti-bush forger east. it is unclear whether it's propaganda and keep its viewers knowing of truth and what happened in hard lockdown states in new york and california. i think people will hear about it. >> bill: 60 minutes coverage of newsom and cuomo. for newsom so far it is goose egg and for cuomo it is nothing. >> dana: what do you call a double goose egg? >> bill: goose egg 2x. >> dana: how do you say egg in french? i don't speak french. people in one florida county are bracing for the worst as the reservoir full of waste water is on the verge of bursting. >> bill: our next guest says companies might come to regret the decision in the end opposing the georgia law. >> people are actually taking the time to read the bill or talk to their legislative affairs team we worked with. major league baseball didn't care what was said because they just folded to the pressure. retirement is an opportunity to fill each tomorrow with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected

mollie hemingway puts it all into perspective. >> they have moved into straight up propaganda in thist they do it in so many ways. people need to stop being surprised when they see it happening because it happens with everything whether it's the russian collusion hoax on it -- it's just what they do as a matter of course. and this week we have seen it. with you then even do it when it's something as fraught as racial division. ainsley: where is the outcry about that man still on the run at last check who killed the girl at mcdonald's. she is going through the drive-thru. why aren't they talking about that suspect who is a criminal who actually shot a little girl? lawrence: they never do. brian: meanwhile, 12 minutes after the hour. ainsley: turning now to the border crisis as the texas attorney general sues the biden administration again. mark meredith joins us life from the white house with more. mark? >> the attorney general of texas says president biden's border policies are creating a health hazard for people who live in texas, attorney general ken paxton filing a lawsuit thursday

mollie hemingway had an observation about the blue states. with republicans not controlling anything in d.c. they are looking for leadership in these states. you see how republican governors are drawing people into their states and incentivizing them through deregulation there is a creative and cultural awakening, florida is the easily the most exciting place to be in the country. direct result of policy supporting freedom whether that's limited government, economic deregulation or also fighting the hostility of these big tech oligarchs and other large corporations they are really destroying that american spirit. brian: gave more of the silent treatment that's another story we will cover next hour. five states that voted for joe biden lost seats. congressional districts are withdrawn later this year 18 of those states with republicans in control and democrats just a slight advantage the more and more things are tilting towards the republicans' way. utah is the fastest growing state in terms of population rae's population is declining at the f