>> kayleigh, this is a huge challenge we're facing. when you want to conduct a humanitarian pause for any reason, if there is a battle ongoing, it is pretty hard to pause that, there is only one side that actually is willing to conduct any type of humanitarian pause. hamas, on part of this idea, obviously have no idea in safeguarding their own people. everything they do implies they are doing everything to put palestinians of gaza at risk. when we conduct a humanitarian pause, as we have done for today and yesterday, just potentially puts them at risk. our goal is to evacuate people from the combat zone in order to get them out of harm's way and hamas wants to keep them put, keep them in harm's way and jeopardize them even more. this is a war that we are determined to win. we are fighting it, i would say extensively close centered urban warfare, confronting the enemy on the battleground and i would say advancing everyday a bit more and closing the noose around hamas neck. >> kaylee: you advanced to gaza city and found the military quar

kayleigh, back to you. >> kayleigh: thank you, jeff.cans are still budgeting for christmas presents, they are being priced out of the american dream. a new "wall street journal" and orc survey shows that only 36% of voters -- how sad is that? they believe the american dream is still within reach. thanks to inflation, interest rates, and lagging wages, most believe they will never get that house in the suburbs with the two-car garage and a modest savings. compare that to ten years ago, when more than half of americans believed that dream was within their grasp. what has changed? let's ask fox business correspondent kelly o'grady. welcome. that is astonishing to me. and i'm a millennial. i think of my fellow millennials, i think of gen z, people who want to start a family, have kids, get a home. mortgage rates are astronomical. rent, too. >> absolutely. you have so many people dealing with these rising prices who want to save up for a down payment on a home, but there's no possible way. you are living paycheck to paycheck and yet you stil

hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here with my co-host emily compagno and fox business caravanningor cheryl casone, fox news controversy lisa boothe and raymond arroyo. hezbollah warning raising concern about a potential second front opening along israel's northern border with lebanon. the proxy escalated strikes on israel in recent days and the leader stopped short of declaring war, he claims that all options are still on the table. with more, let's go live to trey yingst live on the ground in southern israel. trey. >> trey: hi, guys. we're with you right here. just stick with me. there was a direct impact, we just need to make sure our other journalism colleagues are okay. just stay with me. take the camera off the sticks. our team is okay. just stay with me. if you guys can talk about what is taking place, we just need one moment. >> kayleigh: trey, what we're looking at emily is southern israel. much of this fire is coming, we'll let trey gather himself and check on his colleagues there. emily, this is southern is

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: ohad is mung those released, we talked about him on "outnumbered," he celebrated his ninth birthday in the hands of hamas, who wearing glasses. he is free, praise god, we prayed for him in our family. have you gotten any indication? i know debate whether they would come via helicopter noise cancelling headphones and shield eyes or via bus or vehicle? any indication yet? >> it appears they will come in bus, they had the helicopter on standby in case they were in need of immediate medical attention. they appear stable and on their way here as we speak. i want to note, this information is just coming in, bear with me as i read this. it appears ohad's mom and his grandma are released, as well. sense of families and relief they will have tonight. >> kayleigh: praise god, answered prayer in a horrific situation. thank you for your phenomenal coverage, as always. tammy bruce, ohad is free. he celebrated his ninth birthday in cap captivity, described as bright kid who loves soccer, tennis and solving rubix cube. i hope they have one amongst the toys there. >> tammy: you d

hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here is with my co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno. joining us host of kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy, and fox news contributor guy benson. we begin in washington, d.c. tens of thousands of angry pro-palestinian demonstrators marched to the white house on saturday. some were chanting, some chanting f biden. and some chanting this -- >> [chanting] -- [screaming] >> kayleigh: how many kids have you killed today? hamas killed many, many kids, burned some alive. protesters spraypainted antisemitism graffiti like glory to our martyrs, they call terrorists martyrs and death to israel on the israeli ambassador. they held signs likening jews to nazi and left blood-red handprints on the white house fence. protesters tried to scale the fence and get on white house grounds. democrat congresswoman, rashida tlaib, you can count on her for antisemitism. she doubled down on condemnation of israel and smeared the president for supporting them. >> mr. president, the american people a

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there is nothing left for us. >> kayleigh: great point.rump struck the balance between enforcing immigration law and having safe immigration. a venezuela family that comes over, we have a place for refugees, what happens when you stop policing the border, which is what is being done under biden, 2.5 million have come in. venezuelan refugee says the american dream does not exist anymore. we need to be a country that yes, welcomes refugees and enforces immigration law and doesn't allow people through the border without being vetted. >> carley: and iran and syria have people that want to do us harm, when you have open border and millions coming in and we don't know who they are, there are major national security implication. once they are in here, what do we do? our police, fbi, law enforcement has to be right every single time to keep us safe. >> senator britt talked about so many terrorists caught during the biden administration because of sheer numbers coming across the border. it is security threat. back to the tent city, it is inhumane t

>> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here with my cohad-host emily compagno, and co-host of bottom line, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor, leslie marshall and doug collins. we begin here. president biden expected to leave the white house later today. president biden reelection campaign faces abysmal polling. how low can you go for joe. the president posted this picture on his birthday joking about his age. thanks for the well wishes, everyone, turns out on your 146th birthday, you run out of candles. the white house was pressed over his age. >> is the president too old to hang around another four years? >> there is no alarm behind th scenes. >> kayleigh: you have pieces in the "washington post" and "wall street journal," latest nbc poll shows approval rating plummeting to 40%, lowest of his turn. political rivals apeer to be gaining ground with presidential candidate beating biden in head-to-head match up in the latest fox news poll. the president loses to president trump by 4 points, to ron desantis by 5 and nikki h

it is that binary. >> kayleigh: it is.f a hostage, those are real people despair as hostage posters are torn down. listen to her compassion, a woman whose mother-in-law is missing. love needs to be stronger, i don't have anger, just sadness. if they want a hug, i will give you a hug, but leave the posters there, i don't want enemies. >> victim blaming is same logic used to justify police going and taking down posters for themselves for fear it might disrupt the community. if you fear your community will be disrupted because of posters, might i suggest your community is the problem. you see many videos on social media and who is often the ones tearing down the posters? other young women. what has happened to you? when you take down a poster, you are justifying the attack on innocence, justifying kidnapping of women and children. what has happened to you that you can look inside yourself and think that is okay. >> in many cases, these are people who are educated, students on elite campus. one was a doctor. >> one was james s

>> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno. "fox and friends" co-host carley shimkus, host of kennedy saves the world, kennedy herself and bill hemmer. welcome. our country's oldest president turns 81 today. his age clearly becoming a political leeblt. biden was born in 1942, same year the film casablanca premiered and world war ii was underway. nbc poll foes former president trump beating biden under younger voters. 4-point edge. three years after biden held a 26-point lead over trump with the same group. wow. another poll shows president biden trailing former president trump by two points in a 2024 match up, first time trump led biden in nbc polling history, although trump's lead falls within the margin of error. steve corne summing up this way. more than 2-1 disapprove. equally significant 7% approve of joe biden. more than 1-5 say they disapprove. you need more unified support in your own party. >> kayleigh: bill, the numbers are eye-opening with caveat of red wave and looking like republicans would have a huge night. with

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i'm in for sean, and i'm kayleigh mcenany. we want to wish a very happy birthday to president biden. >> by the way, it's my birthday today and i can actually sign birthdays. [applause] >> it's difficult turning 60, difficult. [laughter] >> just to get here, liberty and bell had to beat some tough odds in competition. they had to work hard to show patience and be willing to travel over a thousand miles. you can say it's harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or -- tour. it's kind of warm in brazil right now. >> now, i think he meant to say taylor swift and that was after he said the turkey sang happy birthday to him. he's the oldest president in american history and he keeps getting older. today biden turns 81 and he may not have liked the headlines that we woke up to. check these out. the wall street editorial board put it this way, running for re-election and his condition is an act of profound sevlfishness. a very clear takeaway. biden campaign, facing heat over plans to deal with his age. with that one their r

>> kayleigh: great point about the other groups. marie, when you think of the roller coaster these families are on knowing last batch being release today and picking up your phone and praying your phone lights up and it is extended two days and praying they are among the next batch. we can't imagine what that looks like and the mental toll this will take. we talked about the hostages being taken to the hospital, this will have repercussions for the rest of their lives. i'm also glad you talked about the role of qatar here. there are often no good options in middle east, no perfect options and we're relying on qatar. sometimes is an ally, a partner, they have worked with us at times and other times they have incredibly close relationship with hamas before october 7 many criticize and today is coming in quite handy for the u.s. and israel as we're trying to negotiate for release of hostages temperature is complicated and i don't know their end game. >> harris: we relied on the taliban when we pulled out in afghanistan, and you are rig

i don't think you can. >> kayleigh: i don't think you can. very well said.ly, if you think about the emotional journey, imagine if your cousin was in the hander terrorists and you are hopeful and then you hear friday comes along, the people being released are from their kibbutz, his kibbutz and then yesterday more from kibbutz nir oz and extending the ceasefire. the hope you feel and in the tragedy you feel when you hear about them being transferred out of hamas hands. >> emily: you talk about hope and i can only imagine hope in god because no way you can have faith or hope in the monsters that in the moment have this beautiful baby and so many families under their watch passing it off to gangs and other terrible monsters. underscore what yifat said on "fox and friends," i can't say we're surprised about the level of cruelty and inhumane behavior by hamas during this ceasefire. she knows like everyone, which it is appalling this administration puts conditions on israel's support. we know these are monsters and how can you have faith they will rise to the occ

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it is upside down and ideologically driven. >> kayleigh: how can mr. numbers are correct? deaths are tracked and the ministry has been reliable. the un says it, it must be true. >> emily: he can keep references liar after liar and enemy after enemy, it is not credible, it is farce and he is a farce for furthering the numbers. he is not alone, do they call them terrorists or gunman? they called them hamas terrorists and then gunmen after that and despicable assumption by the bbc, when they said surely it had to be israel. that was the firepower. the assumptions pull the curtain back on antisemitism and the fact they are doing hamas for hamas. >> kayleigh: paul, good old glenn, hamas talking points and rashida tlaib talking points, listen what he says about the hospital. source of the explosion remains unclear, "washington post" visual investigation found damage is not consistent with airstrike or artillery shells. >> paul: they are picking a side, same folks who bought into the 51 intelligence officers who signed laptop letter and we're supposed to take

>> kayleigh: two things. you have governor dewine at top, strong, solid republican governor who has given voice to this issue. you have had pro-choice women come out and say this is too far. had pro-choice women saying this is too far. >> harris: finally, makes sense. emily. >> emily: it is fascinating when it comes down to it, it is really about activating the americans who feel there is such a cataclysmic disconnect between who is representing the school board, local and skiet levels and how they feel and the value they have at the kitchen table and with their children. so many of these close races to be had, issue are parental rights and education in schools, it is about you being able to raise your children in the way you want. it is important, think about sam harris, he came out and talked about this liberal podcaster that says the unlikeability factor of trump, talking about national election, will prevent so many people from voting for him. i will cut off my nose to spite my faith, his policies were he

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kayleigh?d rapist can get through the border and into martha's vineyard, who else has broken into our country? that's a great question. here is former fbi agent jonathan gilliam. you have the child rapist and then you've got the guy from senegal who is wanted for terrorism charges who is in our interior for two weeks. what is going on? >> we've got a bigger problem than that, kayleigh. the reality is let's start with the second guy first. a guy who is linked to terrorism. during the entire 20 years that the iraqi and afghanistan wore was going on, dod and dhs were not sharing information across their databases for people who were in or around attacks on our troops over in those regions that came over to the united states from obscure borders. they were allowed to come in the united states. they did not pop on any databases because the dod did not share that information. now there is known to be hundreds of these potential bad guys all over the state's and nobody knows where there. that is just

obviously kayleigh is right. it is not just enough to be right on the issues and to expose how democrats are bad on the economy. they are bad on education. they are getting bad on immigration. they are bad on all of these things. it's not enough to win the argument. you have to win the battle which is coming up with the plans to win on election day and win on early voting or whatever the rules allow. you've got to play by those rules and you've got to win. >> kayleigh, charlie, thank you both. we have another fox news news alert. >>> the house is now planning to hold a vote any minute maybe to censure anti-semitic congresswoman tlaib. we will take you there live in the house as it happens. also coming up hunter biden's special counsel david weiss testified before the house judiciary committee today. jim jordan will join us live next to tell us what happens behind closed doors as we continue. >>> a big day on capitol hill today where david weiss the special counsel investigating hunter biden was grilled during a c

. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: this is a fox news alert.er nearly 50 days of captivity, hamas has freed 24 hostages, and they say they will release more in the coming days. correspondent jeff paul is on the ground in israel with the latest. >> yeah, and we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 hostages released today, the israeli government believes there could be another 13 released tomorrow. but the mood right now a bit bittersweet on the ground in israel, because people know there are still more than 200 people being held captive inside gaza. nonetheless, today was a very significant first step, and we could see more scenes like that if this cease-fire that went into effect at 7:00 a.m. this morning holds. here's what we know about people released today. 24 hostages released by hamas, 13 are israelis, 11 are foreign nationals. among the israelis freed, we know four of them were kids ages two to just nine years old. one of the kids, the 9-year-old, actually had a birthday inside gaza while being held captive by hamas. three of them

kayleigh, he said maybe that xi will pick up the phone when i call him. a name that as an accomplishment. >> meanwhile xi watched the conference. i'm sure he did. he mentioned he was going to dinner. he will find time to watch it. he thought mission accomplished. i just had this grandiose meeting and what did i give in return? some vague promise on fentanyl and i will pick up your phone after ignoring your call after sending an espionage balloon across the united states. it shows a special kind of naÏvetÉ with this administration. when trump came in, when pompeo came in, pompeo gave this important speech in 2020 at the nixon library. he said what have 50 years of engagement with china got us? he said the days of blind trust are over. blind engagement with china. we just watched blind engagement. we don't have what we had in the trump era. xe o's detailed this, there was a whole government approach with trump. you can literally will read the 200 actions that trump's department of defense took. his doj took a whole of government approach towards china. that

congratulations, kayleigh.xtraordinary achievement and congratulations to all of yesterday's runners. and she knows, right we can do hard things. the question i leave you with tonight is what does that mean for you? on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i will see you tomorrow. -- former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york -- is standing by to break it all down former trump attorney and start witness in this case, michael, cohen is also here with his take. plus, we are now 364 days to be exact away from the presidential election. brand new polling has everyone freaking out. e

kayleigh joins me now. is hillary running? >> i don't think she's running, but i think she's delusional enough to think she can win. you got to try very, very hard to be that unlikable. but she always manages to come off as so out of touch, so narrow minded. in this case, i mean, hypocritical. she said trump is like a dictator because he wants to limit opposition and limit the press. i was in the white house with him when he welcomed governor phil murphy, democrat from new jersey. governor andrew cuomo, democrat from new york. during a pandemic they came into the oval office. i was there when he said, kayleigh, i did a press conference with the coronavirus task force, but why don't you do one, too. two is better than one. when's the last time you got any of that from joe biden? in the next breath she said, let's limit the cult-like trump voters. limit the cult-like trump voters? to your point, how are you going to do that when trump is winning by 11 points in nevada and five of the six swing states. to your point, i want to kn

at 28, kayleigh still lives with her parents.. when you're a teenager, you don't think that's how your life's going to turn out. you think, "oh, 20s, we'll have our own house, we'll move in, it will be this happy dream". you don't think, "oh, i'll still be waking up in my pyjamas and mum's house!" kayleigh�*s far from the only one struggling to get on the property ladder. for others, it's soaring rents or a shortage of social housing which amounts to what many now call a crisis. across bedfordshire, there has been significant development but there are still questions over affordability and impact. so the timescales for the new primary school is september 2024. sarah moved to this new town, south of bedford, two years ago, ideal housing for her family but despite investment in facilities, a planned gp surgery and railway station are yet to be built. it's a lovely area but will you child get a space at the local school? will you have access to a community centre or a local shop? so it's a real shame that the promises that were put

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. >> joining me now, outnumbered co-host and former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany. >> kayleigh,former press you pre on some of these big summits, these big dinners, lunches, meetings with president trump. doit you see any differences between now and then? a hu >> oh, there's a huge difference. president xi knew that president trump meant business. he knettrumw that because of th tariffs. he knew that because of president trump's tough talks,of preside h he knew that becausep president trump showed strength on the world stage. rli can tell you one thing shei didn't do to trump. he never didn't answer t the phone. the lead up to this meeting, jesse, was president biden's phone calls not being answered. as you point out, gavin newsom was welcomed first time in six years. a congressional delegations welh first time in eight years. so she's not picking up the phone. o ch >> blinken heads over to china and in the great hall this the m of pomp and circumstance, blinken is seated at the edge of the table. >>cumstanc a while china breachl the email accounts, unclassified email

yeah, kayleigh, thanks for having me. well, that was when 's in baghdadembassy or have was under siege and attack and the embassy was actually burning documents, which means your embassy is about ready to get overrun. and that was right after there was a strike that killed a on american we responded with their 15th pretty heavy hit. they attacked the and we walked the president and the vice president up. we and i was on the phone with robert o'brien. we werdent and e actually talkinghe together the situation room and both called us pretty early in the morning and.to rob i was talking to robert and i said, robert, we need to wake the president. and er robert, we i like the vi so i we picked up the phone and we called the presidenant, the vice president simultaneously and put him on the speaker. and we said, you know, ent of our embassy is under attack. and what are you you kno tt w, this is who's behind it. se had the iranian proxy force in iraq behind it. and the president said, well, who is actually driving this ? we sho

. >> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here

kayleigh why don't you jump in, i looked at a graphic and terms of global post particularly on tiktokg on on tiktok. >> part of the issue and why israel is very concerned about the pr aspect of this, the vast majority of youth who were on tiktok which is out controlled by communist china are being flooded with pro-hamas content, 90% of the content about the israeli gaza conflict is pro-hamas and anti-israel. how does this affect our youngest generation in the way that they view these issues? >> again this is a trick that was used by the nazi's. it is the use of the media to spread the dehumanization of the jewish people so people feel emboldened and justify to attack jewish students, jewish chi children, jewish people and the using what's happening in israel as an excuse, this is scapegoating and we have to be extraordinarily careful with social media on top of what you said people like me and people spreading the truth are being censored and shut down and told that her post violate a community standard and on the other hand the hamas holocaust denial is being spread and all the hatef

congratulations, kayleigh. extraordinary achievement and congratulations to all of yesterday's runners. and she knows, right we can do hard things. the question i leave you with tonight is what does that mean for you? on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i will see you tomorrow. you tomorrow. >> i was out sick. i finally got covid. i think and one of the last people in the country who had never had it before. but i finally tested positive like a week and a half ago. i'm vaccinated so i think that helped me get an easier bout. i rested up, isolated from everyone. i took a five-day course of paxlovid which honestly is kind of grows while you're taking it. but it is, in my opinion, totally worth. it it's only five days of pills. by the end of those five days of the paxlovid, i had no fever, totally reduced symptoms, and most importantly, i was testing negative. and not a risk to other people. so, anyway, i'm back

. >> kayleigh: i'm not, either. not because of peta. i saw a gizzard in use on my kitchen countertop, so i will not be eating turkey but not because of peta. thanks for joining me, ashley. thank you all for watching "jesse watters primetime." i'm kayleigh mcenany. join me on "outnumbered" every day at noon. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the special edition of hannity. i'm jason chaffetz in for sean tonight. i hope you all had a very happy thanksgiving. well, today, as part of a four-day pause in fighting between israel and hamas, 24 hostages including 13 israelis have been released from gaza. remember, these hostages have been held in gaza since the hamas attacks back on october 7th. after today's release, 240 hostages still reportedly remain captive in gaza. with an estimated ten americans among them. here now with the latest on the ground in israel as our very own jeff paul. just? >> good evening, jason. we are learning tonight that, on top of the 13 people who are released today, we are expecting maybe another 13 could

hey, kaley kayleigh, good to have you.well, yesterday, primetime ran a story. >> you're not going to believe this about flying on planes. t flyingit's getting wilder day. >> and we thought we had seen w it all. that ialls until now. >> oh, i'm ready. we a are here. oh, i'm sorry, everybody. are you serious? >> you look. i know. yeah, i'm happy. abby, she. p she's trying to pop a squat there in the aisleop a . o the flight attendant told her she to go to the bathroom. it seems like a vengeancthe batv speed of me. although she neverer s. the opicked your thought vengeance. that might be the one, i think. kaley, what i learnene id the mt about this story is that instead of havin og bags in ther seatback pop, you might need to have adult diapers because it seems like this keeps happeninms likg. last month. there was another woman on a spirit airlines flight fligd in in the corner of the airplane, went to the bathroom on there as well. i got to get it together, ladies. and i think, againthink ag, it'i understand having to go to

jesse watters, primetime.gh mce >> i'm kayleigh mcenany. join me on outnumbered every joday at noon. >>ve a great weekend. >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity". i'm jason chaffetz in forgh sean tonight. i hope you allt. had a very happy thanksgiving. of a today, as part four day pause in fighting between israel and hamastween i, 24 hostages, including 13 israelis, have been release d from gaza. remember, these hostages have been hel red gaza, since the hamasmas at attacktas back on october 7th. and after today's release, 240 hostages still reportedly remain captive in gaza, with an estimated ten americans among them. here now with the latest on the ground in israeherethe lr very own jeff paul. >> jeff. earnin good evening, jason. and we are learning tonightg reat on top of the 13 people who were released today, we're expecting maybe another cd 13 could come out tomorrow. but got to tell you, here on the ground in israel, the mood is bittersweet, mentioning sort of what you were just saying, that there's more than 200 people who a

kayleigh, i want to stay with you on this issue. the e issues will be decided by the states. you asked you talk to the speake r, the house. >> i talked to the speaker of the house. it is not going to be an issue e in the house of representatives. this is not going to be decided any longer in washington, d.c. the states will decide. so if states say that, okay, th 15 weeks15 is is the legal time period where women can have an abortionwo, then the other side of the issue thereth are manyocs democrats that want no restrictions on abortion at all wanto restri, that there should be a decision only between a woman and a doctor.that a i don't think that argument has been made enough by republicans. thoughtsrgt ? no, no. the language in ohio tonight, sean, this is what happens. it is so the language the aclu will roll in and this until is abortion until birth. we're talking about this is minors getting abortion withou b w t parental consent.ut we must, as a party number one, expose the extremity of the left. number twoextrem, pass legislatn tomorrow. i want the house of representativ

we need somebody conseq young in there. >> you know, kayleigh, it's not just a name.the list of names i just read off to herald. there's also rfk jr. out there and a no labele s party potentil putting a candidate forward. i mean, there's a lot of things ,the way of joe biden winning lt a general election and then, oh, yeah o, a republican nomine. >> yeah. everyone likes to focus on trump and the challenges in the generalthe elec. goodne but my goodness, to your point, rfk jr. if he gets on enough ballots po in the right states, that is a deal breaker potentially. ighthat, is look, 6% was the amt of voters who went third party in 2016. that was when hillary clinton ran. it was 2% in 2020 and 2 to 1.in those voters broke for v joe biden. >>oter a third party candidate could be his undoing. a lot of people argue it was hillary clinton's undoing and then enthusiasm. >> 38% of people say we're voting on jo e biden.becaus >> we like joe biden. 50 8% say we're votinge on joet biden. >> we hate trump. and then it flips fore trum trump wherd te it's nearly 60%y we're voting on

one question if kayleigh mcenany made a pie.e trump administration if they were running a child trafficking ring out of the white house. i am not making this up. >> biden is running one on the border. >> white house correspondence, jesse, used to take something. now we see clowns like april ryan, brian karen, he has a press pass. he said the u.s., okay in terms of threats, maga and christian supporters bigger threat to the u.s. than hamas. these are the people. >> do you think biden is dysing stevie wonder? >> i would think that is impossible considering 25% of black voters support biden. >> stevie wonder close to not being black. you remember what biden said if you don't vote for me you ain't black. >> i wonder if april ryan is going to say boyz ii men wants a meeting. insync wants this. stevie wonder must be so embarrassed. >> if you are stevie wonder, who can't you meet? you can't meet the president? he has lost his fast ball. sorry, biden. closing the door on stevie. >> on the way to this segment. >> we are paying for your d

some of the most popular videos i had with interviews, speeches by president through to know said kayleigh. henry is the height of these and not readily accessible in the west. and yet the woods, the so please. yeah, yeah, they're often twisted when they do, if they do reach suddenly the british public. but the, the, the woods have a lot of wisdom behind them and the ability of these states and then diplomats to pull out the facts and figures off the top of that head, the mental agility that they often demonstrate when compared to the likes of boyish johnson pamela harris. my jones is youtube channel popular with western audiences, with shant um, with no explanation so much too much warranted, western democracy and freedom of speech. but this didn't stop him from continuing to share information with the west by any means possible. so the transition from gaming to eventually to done this, which came at a point when i heavily criticized russians for freeing the country often liberalization. in september, i was heavily criticized for being so outspoken in my view points and the many of the co

when kayleigh was press secretary, how does it feel to be the worst person in the world?ifts, he wants his friends to help him beat president nixon. >> todd: it could happen. >> carley: i feel for all the 81 year olds who are reminded they were born in world war ii. >> todd: my dad is not stumbling around >> jimmy: we honored an 81-year-old man at the patriot awards, he was sharp and -- >> carley: it is not about age, what is it about? >> jimmy: condition. >> todd: who is host your show tomorrow from 1-3? >> jimmy: guy by the name of todd piro hosting from 1-3. >> todd: people try to flee, i will annoy you in your car. >> jimmy: i don't know what the merp people did to deserve this. >> carley: that is great. thank you. over to brian kilmeade for a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: usually you take time and say goodbye. you quickly went to me. president biden rings in had 81st birthday in the most biden way possible, mixing up taylor swift and britney spears. donald trump medical report released showing the former president in the best help of presi

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