♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered," hello i am kayleigh mcenany.o joining me julie banderas, kat timpf, natalie burnell, and todd piro. welcome, everyone. the sham is the supreme floor is now exposed. it all started when at least 17 members of congress were arrested at an abortion protest for blocking traffic. they were warned three times to move, including you alexandria ocasio cortez who you see getting arrested by capitol police. and here is what member ilhan omar taking the same position. both have their hands behind their back acting like they were handcuffed, but the handcuffs were invisible. you can see for yourselves, they were holding their hands behind their back seemingly to appear they were handcuffed for a photo op. thanks to the media, they got their wish. abc and nbc, of course, plastering their pictures all over with their hands behind their back. let's pull up the slo-mo video of aoc, julie, this is amazing. i have watched this a few times. i really like the one where they have "braveheart" and lift up her fist. freedom, like from

along came kayleigh sawyer.nd. >> i just turned and, i mean, i didn't hear that hard, i just bumped her with a patrol car. >> an accident? that's what he told his wife, isabelle, the morning he left, and what he claimed and the no he left behind in his car. >> he kind of stuck to that, i hit her with the car story for a little bit. >> you knew it wasn't true? >> we knew it wasn't true. and it was easy to get past that. >> how? remember, detective mclaughlin, former pastor, had searched laura's home the previous day and found his bible, and evidence of his apparent devotion to his church. the hook, he now could see, with this very moment. >> i was in your house, i saw the bible, i know your thumb through it a lot. i see that you've tied for months, consecutively. >> he appealed to laura the way our pastor would, with some 24, clean hands and pure heart -- >> i said to you clean one hand when you wash your hands or you couldn't? both well, both. okay, so now is your time to tell me the real story because what you

all right, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: if she wants to play princess diana, no, no, no. try to get as much attention as kate middleton but it's not going to work, sorry. >> harris: when you give us a lot of thought. i >> kayleigh: i did, sorry. >> harris: no, don't be. >> steve: one thing i would point out and they use i'm from sussex. i grew up and it's a real place so for the people of sussex when they come out, i don't know. >> harris: would you explain it to me because i thought they gave up royalties. >> steve: i truly don't get that so it's new on the press release. >> kayleigh: they gave up his and her and the queen said they cannot be his or her royal highness but they get to keep the sussex title. >> harris: they do? what can we call you? >> steve: i'm thinking of sussex, listen, i'm an american now and i really don't care. to be honest, i don't care about them either. >> emily: i feel so strongly about this because you know what else is in the book? apparently when the prints took megan out -- i'm not going to cons there might comment on the concept of the joke

tim ryan, kayleigh said, this schedule has been set quite some time and he had no opening. >> kayleighing the stacey abrams stacey abrams excuse remember come to georgia with a scheduling conflict? he better get used to it because he's about to be the snubbed guy left and right heading into november because everybody sees initially terry mcauliffe would not mention joe biden's name in a debate. welcome him to the state, and what happened to terry mcauliffe? he lost glorious fashion. the white house aide said the rating him as we talked about yesterday. now no one wants to stand by him at campaign rallies. he is the guy that smells bad that they don't want to stand by. state officials don't want to stand by because nobody wants to go down. >> harris: that is the show, folks, see you tomorrow. [laughter] >> todd: i hope i'm not the guy that smells real bad. >> kayleigh: you are not. >> todd: i love the two prong, one, we have a scheduling conflict but number two, now a new line? i want to be the face of my campaign. you know, you can do both, everybody. that is another b.s. line. a tell,

>> kayleigh: last thoughts, jackie?stick to what they know and they should stick to what they know. >> kennedy: what did they know? [laughter] >> jackie: not much! she should go back to her acting career whatever it is. you can't have the best of both worlds. she wants to be a royal when it's convenient, she wants to use those titles to leverage your business, and that's what i think this is, harris. she stood back and said, "i'm not taking crumbs from the royal family. i'm going to keep my mouth shut and go to the united states and build my own empire. and harry is going to help me." >> harris: is he in any way, shape, or form relevant though? at least there he did some good. look at princess diana. harry and william come from a legacy of wanting to help people. she could have been part of that. >> kennedy: she makes kate middleton look like a saint by comparison. >> harris: best thing that ever happened to kate middleton. the first woman of color to marianne, it's like she couldn't figure out how to be helpful and fam

kayleigh: no.ce, it's the president's as well. biden has lost 15 president of -- 15% of his staff. obama many one year lost 4%, trump lost 1%. remember that, all his staffers were quitting in droves. there's a cnn article that says biden berates his staff, and the demoralized ones are leaving. president biden, vice president harris, no one wants to be in the west wing. pete: go ahead. will: our colleague jimmy failla had this to say about the departures from kamala harris' office. kamala harris' speech writer is leaving after four months. she's got to get going to where she's got to go because it's time to keep doing what she's been doing in that time every day. kayleigh: jimmy's probably woken up now. we read your tweet in the 6 a.m. hour, jimmy, so well done. will: additional headlines for you. medical examiner's say ivana trump's death was an accident after she fell causing blunt impact injuries to her torso. authority, say president trump's first wife was found, quote, in close proximity to the

i own this. >> kayleigh: triggered.mes" editorial board member bashing trump supporter's and their love of the american flag last summer. this fourth of july weekend, a "new york times" columnist has decided to pen an op-ed. ed is titled, "the american flag belongs to me to and this year i am taking effect." it is full on crazy and one of the most deranged pieces of ever read. the argument is that the flag has been hijacked by red stators, troopers, and has been usurped by the maga crowd. there was a lot in here. the stood out. dangling from construction could flags stretched across the back which is of cars, emblazoned on clothing, and weaving on front porches. not just on the fourth of july. a number of american flag paraphernalia that white people own boggles my mind. i assume it flows to them and they're not buying it. i'm pretty sure that white people are buying the stuff. >> dr. saphier: why make it about race? what is wrong with seeing the american flag if you drive through town not just on july 4th question at p

i am emily compagno here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany. also joining us, dr.ole saphier, kat timpf, and joe concha. americans are gearing up for travel nightmares and what could be the most expensive independence day ever. three and a half million americans are expected to fly this weekend. they will be bracing for delays and cancellations as the airlines struggle with staff shortages and soaring fuel costs. already today, 270 u.s. flights canceled and more than 1800 delays. well, a record 42 million americans are expected to hit the road this year with gas prices hovering near five bucks per gallon. you will not be getting much of a break if you are planning a backyard cookout. inflation is sending the costs of the barbecue staples that we all love through the roof. the price for hot dogs alone up nearly 40%. but instead of offering a solution for struggling families, president biden is telling americans is not so bad here. once again blaming russia. watch get >> inflation is higher in almost every other country. prices at the pump are higher in almost every

[laughter] >> kayleigh: marco rubio with the epic troll.ets to the heart of it because every person he tweets bible verses in the mornings and if you didn't know the story come up when you saw the profile picture, you will learn the story very quickly. >> harris: all right we will move on. up next president biden meeting with mexico's president at the white house. awkward! 26,000 illegal immigrants arrested in texas alone in just one week. the big question now, are the two leaders doing anything to tackle the search of people coming across the border along with the drugs? stay close. ♪ ♪ it's a new day all across america. home values are soaring and home equity is at all-time highs. that's good news for veterans who own a home and need cash. that's me. the newday 100 loan lets you take out an average of $60,000. that's me. that's 25% more cash than you get at a bank. that's me. rates are low but starting to climb. so call now. when pain says, “it's time to go home” “i say, “not yet”. ♪ ♪ i brought in whoensure max proteinr? with 30 grams of

>> kayleigh: i'm sorry, brad pitt only william wallace.on. >> my older son, and my husband being the clever one that he is, oh, brad pitt say men wear skirts is absurd? will people comment on that? >> have you ever wore a skirt, joey? >> joey: i'm okay and on the way to battle. >> if you saw a man in a skirt, would you judge him? joey, seriously is there anything wrong with brad pitt wearing a skirt? >> joey: he can hardly do anything wrong. he is a good human being but may be that's just his way i don't know. >> i don't know. i see brad pitt as the beautiful man he used to be. so, i'm not going to judge, i guess. >> kayleigh: may be he's just a wing man. you go, you have your normal jeans on and your button down. i will wear a skirt today. >> joey: he will get all the ladies talking. >> i think he should stick to pants or shorts or anything that is not -- >> [overlapping voices] >> that was a leather skirt. >> all right we will have more "outnumbered" next. stay right there. ♪ ♪ riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of lett

on the border is on fire. >> kayleigh: that's right. emily, he almost promise us that, on day one, if you are out the door, but the cnn article says several officials say biden's tendency to be stomach berate advisors when he's displeased with how the situation is being handled or when events go poorly, it trickles down the ranks in the left wing leaving several mid-level aides blame for failing despite lacking any real ability to influence the decision. they are saying a lot of those are leaving and citing that reason, his temper or berating or whatever it may be. >> emily: and we know he didn't stick to that because that horrific story, the account they came out of the white house about the male staffer's treatment of his then girlfriend at the time he was also a staffer. so it wasn't you will be fired immediately upon disrespectful language, and now he is excusing himself from that standard, as well. i think what's interesting about this, just to take it a couple steps back, is we now have 20 distinct democrats who have gone to cnn a

♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: this is "outnumbered." hello, everyone. kayleigh mcenany here if mica hosts, emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, michele tafoya and brian kilmeade. a scathing new report out about president biden's aides and how it's becoming a serious concern. you won't believe where this report is for him. they say he's a liability for the white house and the democratic party. you think? it's "the new york times." they are reporting that the white house aides are closely looking out for biden, with some staffers pointing out his verbal and physical stumbles that have become "an uncomfortable issue." the times writing this: "he often shuffles when he walks, and aids where he will trip on a wire. he he stumbles over words at events and they hold their breath to see if he makes it to the end without a gaffe. i think america holds a breath, too. "his speeches can be flat and listless and he sometimes loses his train of thought, has trouble submitting names or appears momentarily confused. more than once he has promoted vice p

kayleigh: we need this kind of luck.they won for that first moment they thought they were winners. and we are overthinkers. kayleigh: good news for those who work out on the weekends. you only need 150 minutes of exercise. or 40 minutes of high intensity exercise. brian: i do work out four to five times a week. but you can catch up on the weekend if you work out two hours each time. is that theory for you? it's all about the total? kayleigh: i brought by report card and i work out 140 minutes a week. and i'm pregnant. brian: if you watch television. if you fall asleep with the television on, you could die. it's about the infrared rays. it's all about insulin resistance. cells and muscles, fat and liver don't responds properly. this associated with hypertension, diabetes or cardiovascular disease. do you fall asleep with the tv on? >> i used to. but i married my husband and he wouldn't allow it. brian: i used to leave it on because i need it, but i don't need it any more. kayleigh: 36% of people said they forget 5 items e

>> kayleigh: under no circumstance.'re telling me if you passed up cupcakes, you're just walking by? >> greg: i usually spit on them. that way no one can have them. if i can't have them, no one will. like my high school relationships. >> michael: [laughs] >> tyrus: why the hell are you looking at me? >> greg: i am looking for help. it is good to have katie lying on the show. [laughter] it's good to have kd lang on the show. >> dear diary. greg really thinks... no. can't fight back. this is the name of the show. >> greg: michael, just kidding of course. you are wearing a jean jacket and you look like kd lang. >> michael: and a superhot way. >> greg: exactly peer-reviewed >> i see crybaby dropping out of a acting class getting ready to ban sugar. this is the groundwork. my own challenge. i was like spartacus. there is nothing more annoying than watching people who don't have a weight problem talk about their weight problem. >> greg: that's what kayleigh just said. >> kayleigh: he wants called himself an overweight to begi

kayleigh? >> kayleigh: he did. this was the first leader president trump met with after winning the white house. he met with shinzo abe here in new york city. met with him several times down in florida. it was an important partner with the president and he tried to better relations with north korea on they often pick up the phone and talk. but to make your point, the depths of an impression that this prime minister made stands partisanship here in the united states, president biden went to hear she mow with shinzo abe. so this is someone who has the respect of the entirety of our country, this is devastating news to wake up to. we will remember the great man, the great leader that shinzo abe was in japan. emily? >> emily: i think it was particularly haunting the same standing so close to the former prime minister before shooting him and then watching that all unfold on video. the protective detail there lightning fast with trying to protect them. obviously unsuccessful. we know that he shot him twice with a homemad

kayleigh mcenany? >> yes. this is a heart breaking story. the pain of this little girl. as a mom of a little girl, this is the worst thing you could think about happening to your daughter, happening to a woman. my heart is with her. she is going through something i can't imagine. that aside, the attorney general he did come out and say this young girl did haven't to leave ohio to find treatment. it's important to know that. there is an emergency exception to their law. we have states who can decide one way and other states can decide another way. there are grave questions for this doctor. one, why did you report this to a newspaper and not authorities? and hipaa concerns. did she have the authorization of this girl to go to the indiana star. >> that's why they are investigating. they want an outside look into what happened. emily compagno, when we talk about the law, i am curious too, kayleigh mcenany, just to further that. what obligation does the doctor have. in mocht states they report that and that's that the attorney general said that.

meadows and you got up to see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both to you that? >> so, ben and i were watching the coverage unfold from one of the offices in the west wing, and we both recognized that the situation was escalating and was escalating quickly, and the president needed to be out there eve mediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were seeing. so, i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kayleigh, and he said that he was gonna make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you, and one if colleagues in the press said that he also want to see miss mckinney at that time. let's hear what he had to say about this critical period of time right as rioters were getting into the capital. >> and what did you think he was [inaudible] >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appeared to be supporters of donald trump who may have been and attendance at the rally. we are going to need to say something. >> and you have a clue as to why [inaudible]

but they didn't name those charges. >> kayleigh: you're right, they didn't.r the physiological effects on the brain from social isolation are exactly that of physical pain. is a real physical impact to yourself in addition to the spiritual impact of being isolated. absolutely need to underscore that. yes. to hit on a couple important points from that, charges remained to be seen because they are still investigating as we heard him say, they do not want to cite a timeline yet. there still investigating. i want to point out for viewers as well the importance of the collaboration with the fbi and the community as cavalli said. that's why the need as much video footage as possible of the suspected shooter walking in the parade scaling the latter to the roof potentially come on the roof and try to put together an accurate timeline which will help in its investigation. the importance of the fbi and this is that allocation of resources and the caliber of that, so whenever we see massacres of this magnitude and horrific crimes shall important the fbi comes in, immedi

kayleigh, i think, was there. dan scavino. >> and who on the staff did not want people to leave the capitol? >> on the staff? >> in the white house. >> i don't -- i can't think of anybody, you know, on that day who didn't want people to get out of the capitol, particularly once the violence started, no. i mean -- >> what about the president? >> yeah. >> she said the staff. >> he'll answer. >> no. i said in the white house. >> oh, i'm sorry. i apologize. i thought you said who else on the staff. i can't reveal communications. but obviously i think, you know. yeah. >> let's pause on that last statement. although pat cipallone is being careful about executive privilege, there really is no ambiguity about what he said. almost everybody wanted president trump to instruct the mob to disperse. president trump refused. to understand how inadequate the president's tweets were, let's examine his 2:38 tweet in more detail. for context, here's what was happening at that time. [indiscernible] >> there's people flooding the hal

meadows and you got up to see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both to you that?offices in the west wing, and we both recognized that the situation was escalating and was escalating quickly, and the president needed to be out there eve mediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were seeing. so, i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kayleigh, and he said that he was gonna make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you, and one if colleagues in the press said that he also want to see miss mckinney at that time. let's hear what he had to say about this critical period of time right as rioters were getting into the capital. >> and what did you think he was [inaudible] >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appeared to be supporters of donald trump who may have been and attendance at the rally. we are going to need to say something. >> and you have a clue as to why [inaudible] the white house? >> if i recall, i told kayleigh that i think we nee

i'm probably missing some but those are -- kayleigh i think was there. dan scavino. >> and who on the staff did not want people to leave the capitol? >> on the staff? >> in the white house, how about. >> i don't -- i can't think of anybody, you know, on that day who didn't want people to get out of the capitol particularly once the violence started. no. i mean -- >> what about the president? >> yeah. >> she said the staff. so i answered. >> no, i said in the white house. >> oh, i'm sorry. i apologize. i thought you said who else on the staff. i don't -- i can't reveal communications. but obviously i think, you know -- yeah. >> let's pause on that last statement. although pat cipollone is being careful about executive privilege, there really is no ambiguity about what he said. almost everybody wanted president trump to instruct the mob to disperse. president trump refused. to understand how inadequate the president's tweets were let's examine his 2:38 tweet in more detail. for context here is what was happening at that time. >> they broke the glass? >> ev

. >> kayleigh: we are so thankful that you spent your fourth of july weekend with us, happy independence day and happy birthday america. ♪♪ >> hello everyone, happy fourth of july, i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters and jimmy fay la. it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city and this is the five. >> happy birthday america. we have a fun filled show ahead as we celebrate our nation's independence including back by popular demand a fourth of july edition of supermarket showdown. we are also squaring off in a patriotic trivia challenge plus judge jeanine and jimmy take us to coney island where they road the world famous cyclone and we're answering your fan mail sections but first a brand new segment the five summer fun extravaganza. we're going to dive head first into summer topics that celebrate july 4th. first off you know americans love barbecues but kit create issues. millennials actually they they grill better than parents who taught them and at least half meat eaters worry about a vegetarian showing up at their barbecue. i don't worry about that because if you're a

here is his press secretary kayleigh mcenany to explain. >> he is calling this list of senators one by one. do you know which ones he called? >> no. i know he wanted a list of the senators and because the presidential call log is empty, we do not know concisely which senators president trump was calling. what we do now from rudy giuliani's phone records is that president also called him at 1:39 after he had been told the right was underway at the capital. mr. giuliani was president trump's lead election attorney. the president's call with him lasted about four minutes. fox news was on in the dining room. let's take a look at what was airing as this call was ended. -- ending. >> there are tens of thousands, maybe 100,000 or more going to the capital or elsewhere in the city and they are very upset. i jumped down as soon as we heard the news that brett gave you. i said what do you think? an air force veteran said she was disgusted to learn that news and today it was his duty. i said there was nothing in the constitution. she said that does not matter, he should have fought for trump. >>

kayleigh i'm sure you know that firsthand. >> it's so beautiful.tic scene on this fourth of july than that pricking its patriotism on top of patriotism. fireworks on the fourth of july on the national mall. >> i kept saying when one is th grand finale. no, that's a grand finale. that's the grand finale. >> i want to see the explosions. i didn't know it was 700,000, but i knew it was a whole lot because i walk through them on these legs a couple of years ag it was worth it. a lot of work, but worth it to get down there and see those fireworks live. >> incredible. we still have work for you. we had to boston to light up th night sky. in honor of america's birthday. don't go anywhere. ♪ singing ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ ♪ singing ♪ >> happy of worth of july. fox news was in boston all week long as a part of her proud american special c

what it was that kayleigh mcenany nine, which by the way would be very fun. fleischer nine, hannity nine. it will be get the same treatment? >> of course not. there's one standard for democrats and another for republicans. you see it all the time with coverage of president trump. for instance any act of violence i was asked about over and over even though it had no tie to the party. they said nothing about the cavanaugh assassination yet the press secretary didn't. there's one standard for the left and another for the right, sean, that's common sense and we know it at this point. >> sean: you chronicled a very specific detail in your book about media bias especially as it relates to donald trump and the treatment. if you start with three years lying about trump-russia collusion. three years of his presidency based on a lie and perpetrated by the democrats working with the media mob. that said, we see the media slowly draining the titanic a little bit, they are leaving joe biden behind. but my take is even if you replace joe biden, will you get anybody who has

here with reaction, fox news contributor lara trump emma kayleigh mcenany.s is happening to your family now. justice kavanaugh in particular. able to stop an assassination plot against him. he's in the steak house, harassing and intimidating them, then you've got joe biden says they shouldn't stop these protests. pete buttigieg said they should expect it. is that the new american left? >> unfortunately, sean, i think it is. it's domestic terrorism. what's happening in the country. where's the ag? the deal dlg, they're allowing it to happen and to your point, we have so many folks on the left that are actually encouraging this sort of behavior and you named a couple of them they are. you be familiar with the speaker of the house, the president of the united states joe biden, encouraging people to continue this sort of absurd behavior but none of us should be surprised after all these are the same people that are allowed to break the law and absolutely nothing was done about it when they were outside protesting illegally in front of the supreme court justices

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democratic party we heard kayleigh mcenany reference it.ou look at the favorability by party. this graphic that shows all of these lines where the president is going down significantly. he seemed to get and there you see it, he seemed to get a little testy when asked about his polling. >> he doesn't like talking about his polling at all. and i saw that one as well it was rough for biden. interesting pointing that secretary buttigieg would do better. beat him. and secretary buttigieg is not going to challenge president biden that said, it's -- they are not good numbers. >> bret: is this a white house that's itching to get on the road in the midterms? >> i think the president has been itching to be on the road for months. and i suspect now that he has recovered from covid that you will start to see him out there more. he has done his foreign trips for the summer and will likely get out there more. >> bret: questions josh who accepts him on the campaign trail. >> the question is does he or does he not run. with those numbers he may decide not

meadows, and you got up to go see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both do that? >> ben and i were watching the coverage unfold from one of the offices in the west wing, and we both recognize that the situation was escalating and escalating quickly. that the president needed to be out there immediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were saying. i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kaylee, and he said that he was going to make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you. one of your colleagues in the press office told us that he also went to go see miss mcenany at that time. let's hear what he has to say about this period of time. >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appear to be supporters of donald trump, who may have been in attendance at the rally. we are going to need to say something. >> you have a view as to what we we should be saying about the white house? >> if i recall, i told kaylee that i thought we needed to encourage indi

lara trump, kayleigh mcenany, thank you. when we come back , shocking video. what do you see this out in california? california, well, you have kids getting off the school bus and they have to walk through a open-air drug den on their way home from school. f we'll show yourom schoo the tap. newt gingrich, he'll respond and tell us how to save's america's future. that's next. right now, someone could be listed as the owner of yours and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned equity. anybody who owned property for 90%, there's no other crime that is so easy. so until this year, your equity and pat cipollone completely stolen in one fell swoop by try . seems like matthew cox. nobody thinks that i can take their nobody thinks that. believe it or not, a single page document is all it takes to transfer proof of ownership out of your name. people, there's a whole huge process, but the truth is it's a one page document, but it's still must get through one final barrier. the county clerk, when someone comes in with fraudulent, if it's notarized and all the pa

meadows and you got to see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both do that?the coverage unfold from one of the offices in the west wing. and we both recognized that the situation was escalating and it was escalating quickly and that the president needed to be out there immediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were seeing. so, i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kayleigh and he said he was going to make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you. and one of your colleagues in the press office, judd deere, told us he also went to see ms. mcenany at that time time. let's see what he had to say about that critical time as the rioters were getting into the capitol. >> why did you think it was necessary to say something? >> well, i mean, it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appear to be supporters of donald trump, who may have been in attendance at the rally. we're going to need to say something. >> and did you have a view as to what sh

the idea of them being republicans and not just republicans -- one recruited by kayleigh mcenany, one to white house press secretary as well. there are ideas on part of this being a partisan job on the part of the committee. are you -- are either of these two witnesses vulnerable to those sort of attacks as well? are they seeing it already? >> they're certainly going to receive them. i would guess sarah matthews would get them worse, because as we've seen from trump world, women who speak out tend to get the worse criticism, the worse smear campaigns and threats. i hate to say it because she's my friend and i'm thanking her and proud of her for coming forward, but it comes with the territory. cassidy hutchinson has to have security for doing her role for her country and speaking out when superiors like mark meadows wouldn't. these are credible people with integrity who aren't there for any partisan reason, only to assist the committee in this investigation. >> why are we just hearing from them? cassidy seemed to be a surprise witness in many respects. people were caught off guard, a l

>> harold: i did. >> jesse: harold ford jr. >> kayleigh: i brought my daughter to work.she found the dismembered arm that she was very scared. she actually screamed and she said hi greg and wanted to take it home. thank you for letting me teach my daughter about dismembered body parts. >> jesse: that was the played corn hole with. "special report" is up next with mike. >> mike: thank you, jesse see you in an hour. >> greg: see you in an hour. >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. seventh person died from injuries sustained in the highland park shooting. gunman opened fire on independence day parade in the northern chicago suburb preplanned the shooting for several weeks. we are getting new detail tonight about the chaotic scene. the search that led law enforcement to their target. holiday violence was n

we interviewed kayleigh mcenany interviewed kayleigh mcena ny and interviewed kayleigh mcenany and othersaceful in a tweet. he told mark meadows that the rioters were doing what they should be doing and that the rioters understood that the rioters understood that they were doing what president trump wanted them to do. his message was heard clearly by the organiser of stop the steel, ali alexander. rioters storming the capital also heard president trump's message. you will see surveillance footage here from the rotunda including a group of oath keepers. you will hear walkie—talkie communications with the group as they share intelligence and communicate about president trump's 2.38 tweet in real time. again, we want the audience that this clip contains strong language. cnn just said they evacuated all members of congress into a safety room. all members of congress into a safety room-— safety room. there is no safe lace in safety room. there is no safe place in the _ safety room. there is no safe place in the united _ safety room. there is no safe place in the united states - safety room. th

amy: kayleigh mcenany in a prerecorded deposition.we will air more from the january 6 house committee after break, including the outtakes of trump's speech the day after january 6. stay with us. ♪♪ [muc break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we will be posting our new interview with simone in both spanish and english. we're continuing our coverage of thursday's hearing at the u.s. select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. the hearing feature two white house aides who quit january 6, former deputy national secured advisor a few pottinger as well as former white house press secretary sarah matthews. this is committee member elaine luria. >> althougpresident trump was aware of the ongoing riot come he did not take any immediate action to address the lawlessness. instead, at 2:03, he called rudy giuliani again and that call lasted for over eight minutes. moments later at 2:13, rioters broke into the capitol itself. one of the proud boys char

i'm emily compagno here with my cohosts, kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner.o joining us today is shannon bream and joe concha. an interesting new development on the questions surrounding president biden's mental fitness. fox news has learned that former president obama reprimanded his own former white house physician, ronnie jackson, for raising questions about affair jackson worked under three presidents in the white house medical unit and he was the chief medical advisor during the trump administration. he also served as former president obama's first personal white house physician. in 2020 he ran and looked when a congressional seat in texas. it was during that time that jackson called out the media for ignoring then candidate president biden's gaps in the campaign trail. including this one. >> have a simple proposition here. i'm a year to ask you for your help. where i come from you don't get far unless you ask. my name's joe biden and on the democratic candidate for the united states and the pair looked me over if you like what you see if not -- give me

kayleigh, i think, was there. dan scavino. >> and who on the staff did not want people to leave the capitol? >> on the staff? >> in the white house, how about? >> i don't -- i can't think of anybody, you know, on that day who didn't want people to get out of the capitol, once, particularly once the violence started. no. i mean, -- >> what about the president? >> yeah. >> she said the staff. so i answered -- >> no, i said in the white house. >> oh i'm sorry. i apologize, i thought you said, who else on the staff? i can't reveal communications, but obviously, i think, you know, yeah -- >> [laughs] >> every single person pat cipollone could remember the name of in the white house, he was like, yeah, we all definitely thought trump should tell people to go home. every single one of us. how about trump? >> well, he actually said the one, obviously, i think you know. and we do. donald trump absolutely wanted them to go to the building. he wanted them to go into the building. he wanted them to stay in the building. he wa

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sean hannity said so himself in a text message that day to press secretary kayleigh mcenany. he wrote, "no more stolen election talk. yes, impeachment on the 25th amendment are real." we obtained never before seen raw footage of the president regarding his message to the nation that day on january 7, more than 24 hours after his message from the rose garden let's look. >> whenever you are ready. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law -- i can't say that -- i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capital have defied the seat -- defiled, right? i can't see this very well. let's do this. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election is over, i just want to say congress certified the results announcing the election is over, ok? >> now congress? >> right. let me see. ok? i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday.

sean hannity and kayleigh mcenany were talking and texting during that time.bly i would imagine sarah maxwell, in addition to being able to confirm a lot of the information that cassidy hutchinson testified to, is going to be able to give additional information about what was going on and a lot of detail. i think this is coming together very well and very seriously. because i know about when i was in my previous life, i was a counsel on a committee, we did do referrals. and the documentation that we got sometimes was a little ahead of the justice department. but it was sometimes different from what the justice department got. but now you're seeing the justice department also picking up the ball. they're doing things and it's coming together well. and it's not going to just be he said, she said. it's going to be a lot of documentary records. mvp to mark maddows, who in realtime, you see all of those texts that went on that confirm, really what these women are saying. >> mark meadows, like the name of a bad play or something like that. you mentioned liz cheney,

sarah matthews was a deputy to kayleigh mcenany.nd we know kayleigh mcenany that day was one of several officials who was going into the office, the oval office, trying to get trump to respond, to call on the rioters to go home and to intervene to some degree. we may find out exactly to what degree from sarah matthews. that's likely what she'll be asked about, how senior aides inside the west wing were responding that day and trying to intervene with the president's response. matthew pottinger is very interesting. he was deputy national security advisor, which is a very important position, and i'm told that on january 6th, he actually went down to the oval office after getting a call about why the national guard had not arrived on capitol hill yet. he went to go to the oval office to speak with trump. trump was not in the oval. he was in the small study where he often sat and watched television, which we do know that he was doing during those 187 minutes the committee going to be looking at. he didn't speak to trump but he talked to