i'm kayleigh mcenany.es comer that he has just seen two additional fbi documents pertaining to the alleged biden family's foreign bribery scheme. he will share what he found. there will be in just a moment. but first, surprise, surprise. today we learned hunter biden, bogut he got eight sweetheart deal from his dad's department of justice. who would have guess that? hunter will plead guilty to two tax misdemeanors but he cut a deal on the felony gun charge. find that interesting. of hunter's dad, he talks a lot about enforcing the laws. >> president biden: it is time we establish universal background checks. we also established that zero-tolerance policy for rogue gun dealers. now instead of a slap on the risk of their license is revoked. you have a lot of gun dealers who are engaged in shady actions. guess what. it used to -- used to get a fine. now they lose their license. >> kayleigh: shady interactions? sounds like hunter biden. well, joe wants to enforce gun laws. start with your son. hunter, he allow

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>> kayleigh: exactly. well said.avorite, bars and restaurantses are adopting family-friendly cocktail and cutting down on ice. ice requires too much water and energy to be sufficient and some bars are moving toward sustainable options such as large blocks of ice or removing from drinks entirely. >> i don't have a problem with too much water in cocktails, i don't add water like club soda, that is waste of space, you will never take my ice. i don't drink water at room temperature, none of my liquids are room temp, all i have to say. don't take my ice. my summer memories are you with biggest glass every. >> i don't joke around, they are gallon size. i'm room temp, no ice in my water. if you hand me a warm cocktail, i will hand it back. >> straws and now ice. >> refrigerator, flying kites with warm beer and no fireworks. >> kayleigh: happy birthday, america, new developments on a story we've been following. elon musk and mark zuckerberg appear to be moving forward with plans for a billionaire brawl that might take place

what say you, kayleigh? >> kayleigh: fact there are unidentified aircraft is trouble some, whatever it is, extra terrestrial or china or russia, who is putting the unidentified objects above us in u.s. airspace and beyond. the whistleblower says crafts of nonhuman origin. how does he know that? it could be china that has more advanced technology than us, he came to that by the morphology of agents. maybe you know, emily, how do you know they are inhuman? >> emily: your homework, listen to bob, when they land i will say, i told you so. and gavin newsom threatening ron desantis with kidnapping following two migrant flight arrivals in california's capital city. that absurd story next. veteran homeowners. need to cut your monthly expenses and get cash? call newday and ask for the newday 100 cash out loan. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hund

my god. >> kayleigh: wow.f neighboring suburbs are rightfully worried that this kind of violent crime is starting to leak out into their towns as republicans are trying to nip this in the bud by investing in more policing but not everyone's on board. this is what democrat state senator la tanja johnson had to say about the plan. >> to say that these additional police are needed because crime is spilling out into the suburbs, what about these babies who are being lost right in their own cities? who are born into poverty and then who die before they even get an opportunity to change. to change what they were even born into. [bleep] the suburbs, because they don't know a god dam thing about how life is in the city. >> kayleigh: morgan ortagus is a national security founder and former state department spokesperson and colleague of mine. morgan, defund the police, defund ice, f the suburbs. who writes this stuff? >> you know what's sort of crazy about this story, too, kayleigh, it's not like crime is isolated to ci

>> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here with my co-host emily compagno. also joining us, the host of "kennedy saves the world" kennedy. marshal. political interference hampered the investigation. whistleblower gary shapley is sitting down with fox newings, he claims investigators gave the president's son special treatment. the misdemeanor charges against hunter biden should have been stronger. he has no political motive and is coming forward to expose the corruption. david is live with details. david. david webb before the gary shapley interview, president biden was asks about what's app messages between hunter biden and chinese business associateses. watch this. how involved were you in your son's chinese shake-down text message? were you sitting there? were you involved? >> no, i wasn't. no. >> gary shapley, a special agent, still on the job, began overseeing the tax probe in 2020s he came forward after he saw problems with the probe. in an interview with bret baier he claimed prosecutors approved and backed out of s

>> no. >> kayleigh: laughing it off. marc, fd-1023. his conversations describe conversations with burisma executive. it is allegation laid out in form. the tape recordings are interesting to me. they are allegation in the form. 15 with hunter biden and allegation there are two with joe biden himself. if his voice is on tape, that is a game-changer in court of public opinion. >> marc: 100% and this comes from chuck grassley, champion of whistleblowers and if he's saying this is true, it's true. this is why half the country thinks the charges against president trump are political. indictment of president trump is searing, in a vacuum. joe biden and hillary clinton were not charged for similar misconduct and see in the context of the trump-russia investigation which ended up being a conspiracy theory. two impeachment, alvin bragg indictment, suppression of hunter biden laptop and now learning about this damming information. they see a pattern here and they are not wrong. >> kayleigh:ive been saying for days, when you indict a former presi

i'm emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today co-host of fox business dagen mcdowell, fox news contribut contributor dr. saphier and author of new book "unbroken bonds of battle" joey jones. newly released testimony by the second whistleblower related to irs criminal investigation into hunter biden. that whistleblower wants to remain anonymous. he is referred to as mr. x. mr. x says it was clear that u.s. attorney david weiss was not making it is decision. merrick garland denied preventing weiss from charging hunter biden. both whistleblowers who spent years investigating hunter told congress they made several attempts to bring charges against hunter biden and were blocked. so explosive, not just fox news asking tough questions. >> was the president involved, yes or no? >> steven, i answered the question. it is not up to you how i answer the question. >> was the president there or not? >> i refer you to my colleagues at the white house counsel. >> have you spoken to the president, have you asked him if he was there with his son? >> this is not a convers

>> hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here is my co-host emily compagno. also joining us fox business gerri willis, fox news lisa boothe and co-host of "the bottom line," sean duffy. we begin with dire new poll numbers for president biden as he attempts to sell the country on a second term. in overwhelming majority of americans say they are fed up with biden's america. new poll numbers reveal this, 74% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. that is pretty extraordinary. same nbc news poll say americans are concerned about biden a age and health and it is a concern for his campaign. 80-year-old biden is getting image advice from top hollywood producer jeffrey karngs tsenberg. the movie mogul is counseling president biden to own his age and turn into an assive according to people familiar with the conversations. biden should lean into longevity as sign of wisdom and experience, while offer ing offr about it, same way harrison ford has. hitting the big screen as indiana joey jones or like mick jagger who performs to crowds around the world and

sad day. >> emily: kayleigh? >> kayleigh: we have president of the united states, administration has indicted his chief political rival. it will only divide us further, i don't often agree with ruth marcus, but her opening lean, this will entrench division in this country. my question, where is christopher wray and merrick garland. notification of significant events, special counsel shall notify the attorney general of events in the course of his or her investigation. so garland knew about this. we are in unprecedented times, he can't comment on it, wray can't either. but when integrity of the fbi is in question, we need something, a statement, something. maybe he's waiting until tuesday with the official indictment, i don't know, our country needs something. this was on cnn, line about individual who advised trump and biden on documents, testified before both special counsel, they are separate. here is what the cnn article said, prosecutors in the trump case included conversations about how to declassify documen

kayleigh, he was right again. think there is weird reality about trump, he understands nobody issen cloo, nobody is clean. you can find something about every country that is awful and you have to do business with that. >> kayleigh: he understands golf and business and combine the two and i'm not surprised he was prezient on this. can i use the word gross domestic product, or is that too high faluting. >> greg: insulted me, i'm considered smart. >> kayleigh: you are smart, greg. >> kat: that was pretty dumb. >> kayleigh: gdp of ireland 500 billion. the saudi arabia investment firm, just a firm, how much money they have on hand, 600 billion. this company in saudi arabia of a small country, offering players like 75 million, they call it generational wealth. these poor people got screwed, sorry to use a curse word there, screwed by the p.g.a. commissioner. i would be pissed if i were a golfer. >> greg: todd, this story is arrived with hypocrisy, do you care to comment? >> todd: it is not about golf, not about saudi ar

this will not turn around latino support for president biden and democrats, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: that is spot on. i've been saying for a while that republicans need to come from place of compassion, yes, border security so important. lean in on the atrocities happening because of the border issues. josh hawley did just that, this is template for how to talk about the issues haahead them ahead of the election. this is on the issue of children and the way the biden administration has treated illegal immigrant children. >> i'm tired of, i've had secretary mayorkas sit on homeland security and talked about the migrant children unaccompanied crossing the border and tens of thousands of them being sold into slavery. let's not mince words, they have been sold into slavery. kids are being put into factories, forced to work overnight, in terrible conditions, not getting paid, not going to school, sometimes not getting fed, that is slavery. >> kayleigh: powerful, to immigrant children. >> emily: biden administration refuses to accept responsibility and reflects from agency to agency. that is de

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kayleigh, this is patently unacceptable and appalling that this is happening right now. >> kayleigh:dn't help but think the context of yesterday with three marines and children. we talked about the broader problems with youth in america. we are having xo's financial crisis at the heart of america. there is an epidemic when kids are committing suicide, violence. when they have fight clubs and it comes back to the parent. not so much congress can do on this but parents can. instead, parents need to take kids to youth group and church. i don't know who these parents are. i hope it is not true because this is the problem in society right now. >> emily: 11-14, ainsley. at the parents knew about it and have it in their home, that is child abuse. that is horrific to think about teenagers, young children beating each other for support. >> ainsley: many parents were allowing this and many parents knew about this. a parent's job is to protect peer that is our job. our kids look to us to protect weather walking across the street or making sure no one is beating them up in their garage. i grew u

kayleigh. you know president trump, 45?he would wipe the floor with joe biden but not rfk's junior. >> i think he could do it. democrats will never let rfk junior went, under any circumstances. interestingly, the bnc has these rules where if a primary state jumps the gun. you can't put your name on the ballot. joe biden may not be on the ballot. this guy can win in iowa. >> politico had this one line that biden is ignoring him and they are counting on reporters and other democrats to do the work to inform voters and reporters. >> craig, is it possible to wife the floor with biden because he's already down there. >> well-done, by friends. >> crazy news from all o ♪ the thought of getting screened ♪ ♪ for colon cancer made me queasy. ♪ ♪ but now i've found a way that's right for me. ♪ ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for p

kayleigh. you know president trump, 45?uld you agree he would wipe the floor with joe biden but not rfk's junior. >> i think he could do it. democrats will never let rfk junior went, under any circumstances. interestingly, the bnc has these rules where if a primary state jumps the gun. you can't put your name on the ballot. joe biden may not be on the ballot. this guy can win in iowa. >> politico had this one line that biden is ignoring him and they are counting on reporters and other democrats to do the work to inform voters and reporters. >> craig, is it possible to wife the floor with biden because he's already down there. >> well-done, by friends. >> crazy news from all over the place. k business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cas

i am kayleigh mackanin he. we have an explosive new information that dropped in the ongoing biden family scandal. you won't believe it. this comes as joe and his son hunter, guess what they are doing? they are enjoying a luxurious white house stake dinner for the prime minister of india. good for them. attorney general merrick garland who looks like he was increasingly involved with the cover-up is also in attendance. good company. new whistleblower testimony revealed today proves that someone is lying. the only question is this. is it joe or is it hunter? the house ways and means committee obtained a july 30th, 2017, what is that message between hunter biden and cefcu china energy official henry's out. watch what hunter wrote. hunter has a pretty odd way of texting. i wonder what he was on. i am sitting here with my father and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. tell the director that i would love to resolve this now before it gets out of hand and now means tonight. and

here today with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. also, joining us, kennedy. host of "the kennedy saves the world" podcast. bill hemmer, co-anchor of "america's newsroom". good to see you. >> good afternoon, ladies. >> harris: you got this started. the titanic. >> bill: we saw this about 10:30 eastern time, hour and a half ago. we were hoping for the best. i learn there could be up to five people inside this submarine. a little difficult to tell based on the size. >> harris: crew one, four tourists. >> bill: that's what we understand right now. the titanic has captured the imaginations of millions of people around the world after it sank in 1912. if you go to belfast, northern ireland, they opened a museum there 11 years ago, 2012, it is one of the most visited places in the entire country. get upwards of 800,000 to 900,000 tourists a year. and it's got accolades from all over the world for how they did it. my point being the titanic has captured the imagination of a lot of people for a long time. however, this story captures a different kind of imagination. a

it was really tense wasn't it, kayleigh, - this is the time now.is is the time now. it was really| tense wasn't it, kayleigh, but you could really feel the tension. i guess is because of the rival. it really does mean a lot to both sides, doesn't it? the really does mean a lot to both sides, doesn't it?— really does mean a lot to both sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is alwa s sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is always going — sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is always going to _ sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is always going to be _ sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is always going to be there, - sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is- always going to be there, especially in a final. it is the first manchester final. in a final. it is the first manchesterfinal. you in a final. it is the first manchester final. you are always nervous anyway but with a final there is a bit more on it. it is not nice to watch, it is not nice to go through, especially when we are hitting the bar and they score after i think it was 12 seconds. we didn't want it to be a whitewashed,

i love that in his video, kayleigh, is as much is given and required.rom michigan born and raised. there you go. i see you. [laughter] i think that is very strong. however, i want to go back. i wish we would have seen this mike pence years ago. is it just a little bit too late? to see this strong stance. i felt like i never got to know him i felt like there was a bland vice president there, and with him trailing as was said. i just don't know if it is too little too late. >> really interesting. his team is saying, he may be one of the most well-known names, but they claim voters do not know him well. he is in a room, they see the genuine authenticity. voters walk away saying i didn't know that mike pence. >> i hope so. all right, it is a busy day in the 2024 race and we have you covered on fox news with interviews with the latest candidate to do in the growing republican field. former vice president mike pence will join america reports today at 2:30 pm eastern. this will be his first official post announcement interview, you do not want to miss that. no

it was really tense wasn't it, kayleigh, but you could really feel the tension.t is because of the rivalry. it really does mean a lot to both sides, doesn't it? the rivalry is always going to be there, especially inafinal. it is the first manchester final. you are always nervous anyway but with a final there is a bit more on it. it is not nice to watch, it is not nice to go through, especially when we are hitting the bar and they score after i think it was 12 seconds. we didn't want it to be a whitewash, that was all we could hope for. i thought you would make it 2—2 a couple of times, and in the 70th minute and nearly got one in, and right near the end. it did feel like you are nearly there. nearly doesn't count though! i see all the fans left the stadium so quickly while everyone else was celebrating and that you have done it before, manchester united has done the treble. of course, and this is the thing. with the treble there is a lot of focus on united stopping city doing the treble. as a football fan it would be nice to see another english team do it, but as

it doesn't seem like these people want to do that, kayleigh. >> for sure. when i stood at the podium it was no secret that i was having not softballs lobbed at me, but very hard balls. 100-mile per hours from jim acosta. then i watched the briefings when jen psaki got their nkjv. this is a conversation among friends. what i watched on msnbc with nicolle wallace, she was giggling throughout the interview. we are so excited to have you. completing his sentences. it just didn't serve anyone. the press serves an important role and they are not doing it now. >> i have to commend you. you have adjusted to your new role of being a host and analyst as well and given every candidate a fair shake. thank you so much for joining the program tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> today monumental affirmative action ruling is provoking quite the reaction in the media. more on the hysterical reaction after a quick break. >>> the liberal media is not taking the affirmative action ruling very well. but you can rely on joy behar for a balanced take. watch. >> they are talking on

you can get angry about it but i doubt kayleigh is so why should you.ns on reciprocity. >> you say something good about him he returns the favor, you don't he will return that, too. it's fine but there is one flaw. he gives no break for time served. she was his best press secretary, and those years spent on the front lines for him should count for something. but it's his most effective tool of persuasion so he can't quit. the question is can we by just ignoring it? and i think so because the dems, they love it because it keeps us busy beating up on each other. it's why i say trump is a 2-hour drive to an hour at the beach. the road is bumpy and exhausting especially when allies receive friendly fire. but, remember, every republican will have a rough ride because no matter who that person is there will be accusations of bigotry, sexism, homophobia. for the media every republican is just another apocalypse in khakis. so while trump might be two hours to the beach, desantis might be 90 minutes, but what if the beach isn't as nice? then i blame women. white

all right good to see you kayleigh thank you and clay thank you as always. we appreciate it >> now we turn to the biden family shady syndicate business dealings. now last week we had the bombshell report claiming the fbi is in possession of a document that is known as a 1023 form. that is an allegation specifically billion criminal bribery, a scheme between then vice-president joe biden and a burisma energy executive influencing u.s. foreign policy decisions. now, remember, burisma is the ukrainian oil and gas giant. that's the board at burisma that hired hunter biden. he sat on that board for years, got a ton of money despite no experience in ukraine or the energy sector. now, early this week, senator grassley announced that the executive alleging the bribery scheme has 17 separate recordings of conversations between him and the bidens, including two specifically with him and joe biden. now today biden was asked why he was referred to as, quote, the big guy in the fbi informant 1023 file on the alleged scheme. as per usual, no answers. he just scolded a rep

i am kayleigh mcenany with my cohost emily compagno and harris faulkner.o joining us, fox weather meteorologist amy freeze, and retired nypd inspector paul moreau. closed door testimony released yesterday, two irs whistle-blowers say officials at the justice department, fbi, and irs interfered with the tax fraud investigation against hunter biden. the whistle-blower said that the decisions in the case seemed to be, quote, influenced by politics. the shocking testimony also included a laundry list of tips, leaks and possible coverups that prevented hunter from facing more serious charges, along with evidence indicating that president biden was involved in his son's foreign business dealings. white house correspondent jackie hien rick has more details. >> the white house hasn't responded to the whistle-blower's allegation about a 2017 whatsapp message allegedly sent by hunter biden that would directly challenge president biden's continued statement that he's never spoken to his son about his overseas business dealings, but we just got a new statement from th

and the thing is this criticism of kayleigh mcenany that finally the scales have fallen from his eyes about the character of the former president. >> and specifically trump was criticizing kayleigh mcenany for misquoting his polls, instead of showing he was up over desantis by 34 points, she had it at 25 points. and he was really upset about that. for desantis, is this a win? >> i guess. this is so sad though, isn't it though? weren't we hoping for something better, something more besides arguing over poll numbers in the month of may? this is so sad to me. you know, desantis has a very tricky plank to walk because he does need to attack. but he can't alienate the trump voters. and i wonder if the fact that trump has a record this time in a primary will make it so that it won't just be desantis that will be able to attack them, but the other members. the first time he ran in a primary, he had no record to really antagonize or to critique or to pull apart. now he does. it's a lot harder for him to duck and dodge and misdirect when there's an actual record that even his voters are aware

kayleigh mcenany is the coauthor, outnumbered and she's here to break it all down. e joins us now. kayleigh, it just seems like noseemt only a two tiered justie system, but proper investigatioer invesn procedurey weren't followed at all. saido, there were two search warrants that a prosecutor said, yes, move forward met t with them. >> there's probable cause. you've met the legal standard and they just tosshe t them out the window. in one case, there was a warehouse, they believe was en were documents in there pertinent to the crime. and they're approachin crime.g the election and they say, well, give us 30 days. and then they don't conduc t the search. they were stopped from doing their job. and what's interestingtheir jo e is the credibility of shapley, this whistleblower. he seemed very thi even keel, vy apolitical. >> another whistleblower comesfr forward, totally separate track. separateck.six other people in o who we hope to hear from before congress. >> and then an email.oo he took contemporaneous notes. remember, we heard all aboutk c. notes from jim comey. he did that in h

you're exactly right about the gu n control issue,earl kayleigh. i mean, clearly, when it comes to being a biden or maybe a clinton, then all of a suddene we don't care about gun fiolence all then we don't car e about firearms crimes all, then it's all fine. ths this other thi plea deal on tax evasion. give me a break. let' ox s get to the real story. did joe biden get bribed by burisma? more through hunter to the tunem of $5 million as thee whistleblower for the fbi has alleged? that's the real questioneblower >> let's see the proof. that's right. ond the american publi, thc i tk the left taking a real risk on this. the harvard harris poll, they found 59% think the laptop is real. we all know it's real. that'sl fo the hunter laptop. of course, 63% think hunter was involved in influence and a majority, 53% think joe was. ldi so could this be a moment like the benghazi hearings that really sun ak in that damage?hi hillary, do you think this will damage joe biden? certa oh, i certainly do. and listen, when you've got a credible whistleblower at the f

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. >> joey: kayleigh mcenany is the former white house press secretary. she joins us now.ilar things quite often but i doubt you were ever left speechless. >> no, i was not. i always had an answer in my voluminous notebook but what i will say is so interesting about this, first of all steven nelson of the new york post who asked that question a fantastic reporter but you only hear a question like that from steven nelson or from peter doocy or from jackie heinrich. that's it. they are the only ones who will ask about hunter biden or a serious substantive question on an issue that's tough for them. what was so interesting is if you listen to the audio i listened about four to five times it seems like there's laughter and i don't know if that's coming from karine jean-pierre and the staff or reporters, you hear the j word from karine jean-pierre, we have to wrap this at this time which iss from careen but it appears someone says you can't ask that question. i want to know was that a reporter or a white house staffer. i can tell you that wasn't the case is your boss any editio

but the real issuet hi here, o kayleigh, let's get to the bottom of what's going on. biden's cognitive deficits areb, not a bug. they are a featurehey're, becaur he's really just a puppet for the managerial class and the administrative state as it exists today and actually haveet somewhat of a contrarian prediction. >> kayleigh, if there's a scenario president trump'sce out of the race, biden is actually the puppet. is thethey want to put up againt him. but the reason they have the document investigatione reaa going against biden is they're going to pull that card on him whenever hn e stops being a convenient puppet for them. >> so we have to see through that the farce. this is not biden just being an unintelligent rambler. >> he is a puppet forthat's the administrative state. that's the truth. vivek, thank t t you. >> joining us now is flori congressman byron donalds. congressman, you know jonathan turley, who has such a wahay words.t we talked about the trump documents. he basicallyp said we're not to far off from putting robert herr. from for the biden documents ca

kayleigh, what do you make of the poll? do you feel it accurately reflects our country? >> i'm a little dumb founded. that means i'm among the 9% of parents who haven't spent any energy worried about climate change for my child. this is nuts, crazy town. but greta thunberg, simple rule of thumb, don't give a disinstruction date. al gore tried this and put the clock up on his website and i used to watch it as a teenager and never came about. we're here. >> you know, with greta thunberg, i think she was recently just arrested again. because she gets arrested every now and then and that was in sweden i believe on monday for blocking access to something for five days. look, i believe she believes this. the challenge is, she wants to force those beliefs and many on the left in the green lane want to force the beliefs and for all of us to live along the lines of a doomsday, that as you quite correctly pointed out, often doesn't come. and by often, i mean never has. and we are not dinosaurs. we haven't become extinct. we can make

. >> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany.co-host emily compagno. also joining us, the host of "kennedy saves the world" kennedy. marshal. political interference

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i am kayleigh mcenany. there's a massive search under way this hour for tourists trapped in a submarine beneath the atlantic ocean. they were on a titanic wreckage tour and have been missing since sunday. more on that in moments jacqui heinrich it-- it is no see ret they're roaming around for the next conservative target. we know this. i got to know them quite well during my time. there was jim acosta, indicate lynn collins, the playboy reporter. hyenas. lately they had harsh words for former president trump. >> you hear the horrible stories of hoarding. he was doing the same with classified documents. >> hoarding nuclear secrets. >> it is almost a gollum in lord of the rings moment. my precious. it is like pathological in addition to being criminal. >> after wondering could a president trump unshackled by any opposition somehow use the justice department to imprison his enemies? >> it was starting to freak me out, the idea that we are not even discussing changing the constitution to make it say you cannot

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kayleigh mcenany, thanks for joining us tonight. okay, to this story, it's hitting d.c. the senate is moving to vote on a debt limit deal. it could come tonight or tomorrow morning, but no one is talking about how the deal does not stop inflationary spending from the government. the chicago fed, san francisco fed already warned government spending is fueling inflation. your real wages are down 6-7% after all of this and under this biden white house. edward lawrence is live from the white house with more. edward. >> reporter: yeah. and over the last week we haven't heard much about inflation from this white house. new economic data's coming in showing the economy is hotter than the federal reserve would like. the adp payroll report coming in this morning a full 100,000 jobs more than expectations. the latest fox news polling, 90% of people are concerned about inflation. so given that, the white house press secretary then could not name inflation as a top priority nymph -- anymore. >> there are multiple issues, multiple topics9 that the president has to deal with. that is

kayleigh mcenany, great to see you. thank you. great show.yleigh, great to, as. wow. welcome to new york city.k. we're back with our lives. wow, what a rowd y. i love it. all right. big show tonight, tomi lahren, jimmy fallonbi clay, travis,, cy andre jarret, alan dershowitz, and a specia, gregl report on the ocean gate submarine tragically implodert on thd in the north atlantic, killing all five passengers aboard. also tonight, congresswoman lauren boebert will join us. >> shelart wil today introduceda articles of impeachment against joe biden. rticleyour president, and appary is in this battle with marjorie taylor greene. maybe i can be the peacemaker because they will inherit the eart h. we'll see. now we'll also hear from house ways and means cmi chairman jason smith. earlier today, his committee released bombshell testimony from not one but two irs whistleblower. now, based on their serious allegations. get this payons, get close atte. it appears the department of justice, she thought it was corrupt, even more corrupt. thi this is a corrupt organization. they wen

good to see you, kayleigh. thank you.you as >> and, clay, thank you asreciat always. we appreciate ite it . mily sha now we turn to the biden family, shady syndicate fbi ness dealinggs.s. last week, we had the bombshell report claiming the fbssessioni is possession of a document that is known as a 1023 form. that is an allegationion is specifically criminal a bribery, a scheme between then vice president joe bidene be ana burisma energy executive influencin executig us foreign m decisions. now, remember, burismaember, isa the ukrainian oil and gas giant? that's the board agiant.t that d hunter biden. he sat on that board. for years, n got a ton of money despite nocei now,rience in ukraine or the energy sector. now, early this week, senator grassley announced that the executive e alleging the bribery scheme has 17 separate recordings of innversations between him and the bidens, including two specifically with hims aske and joe biden. biw, today, biden was asked why he was referred to as, quote, the big guy in the fbi informant 1023 file, on the alleged scheme. as per u

talked about the possibility of a miracle here backed by things like lowering metabolic rate which kayleigh brought up. have you encountered something like that in your career, in your experience being a search and rescue diver, have you encountered a miracle where somehow people survived, something to give us hope at this moment? >> i haven't personally encountered that. there are certainly stories of that. one story of a commercial diver who was in what's called saturation profile, he was in about 100 feet of water, his surface sup support, lifeline was severed, and the ship drifted off target and three hours later the ship came back and they actually recovered this person, brought him back to life. then there's apollo 13. that was a miracle in itself. miracles do happen. and i agree with the coast guard captain that they're not going to call it a search and recovery, they're still in search and rescue phase until they're absolutely determined there's no chance of surviveability. >> robert, thank you. we pray and hope for that miracle you mentioned. let's bring in tom maddox, founder and

k kayleigh mcenany is the former white house press secretary. she joins us now. kayleigh, i'm sure thatd simi you were asked similarly similar things quite oftenla, bt i doubt you were ever left speechless. no, i was not. i always had an answer in my voluminous notebook. say i but what i will say is so abo interesting about this. first, stephen nelson ofed the new york post, who asked that question, a fantastice that reporter. ev buent you only hear a question like that from stephen nelson. p eteror from peter doocy or frome jackie heinrich. yeah, that's it. they are the only ones who will ask about hunter biden orseriou a serious, substantive question on an issue that's tough forg is them. and what was so interestingf is if you listen to the audio, i listened to it about four tor five times. it seems like there's laughter . and i don'laugt know ihterf thas coming from karine jean-pierre in the staff or if it's coming from the reporters. you hear the word, which is from karine jean-pierre. a we got to wrap this up, which is from karine. but it appears someone say

kayleigh mcenany, great to see you. thank you. great show.yleigh, great to, as. wow.welcome to new york city.k. we're back with our lives. wow, what a rowd y. i love it. all right. big show tonight, tomi lahren, jimmy fallonbi clay, travis,, cy andre jarret, alan dershowitz, and a specia, gregl report on the ocean gate submarine tragically implodert on thd in the north atlantic, killing all five passengers aboard. also tonight, congresswoman lauren boebert will join us. >> shelart wil today introduceda articles of impeachment against joe biden. rticle

. >>> kayleigh, the beijing at. >> yr, there was is this occurring in swee. >> and of course, we havee entire conflict with ukraine. the secretary-general has talked about bringing ukraine closer to nato, and that is something that we will be watching for as the leaders of the nato countries are preparing for the leader nato summit. this is what the secretary of state said that you can expect in that meeting. >> we, and our colleagues can and we are looking to strengthen t the. >> tand it has been just time i now to join nato. the standout country for sweden to join is turkey. the secretary of state and other officials in recent days is putting increasing pressure on turkey, yes. but the secretary-general saying yes, i hope that you are getting the green light, because at the tame of unity in addition to nato and the sweden's joining of nato. good to see you. >> and a ten-day journey past the moon. it is a journey that requires 18 months of training. and the commander of the team is going to reveal the team's inner secrets ahead. ® high protein. boost® high proteiein. now available in

about about everyday she's up there as press secretary, we can compare to dana perino and our own kayleighcenany, she obviously is not up for the job. >> i get a lot of questions going about my life. people say ricotta president whose way too old and we have his backup, his vp and capable of answering questions straight. she has this ability to let with these words house that are nonsensical and this is what the republicans are going up against. biden in the basement trying to position kamala harris to be more prominent but she's incapable of being confident so you think about it. >> joe biden on policy terms, in terms of how poorly the economy is run but he's going to get a lot of assistance from the media, a lot of assistance from the way they've rated the vo voting, the drop boxes and all of this. that's why it's super important for republicans to pay game. i was a purist when it came to the voting, i used to say should only vote election day and only use paper ballots. i wanted to have a holiday on voting day but that's not the rules anymore. they changed the rules, we've got to play b

. >> hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany.n mcdowell, fox news correspondent mollie line, former n.f.l. sideline reporter michelle tafoya, and marc thiessen. we begin with senate

. >> kayleigh: i was reading breathing in this level of toxic air for 24 hours is equivalent of smoking 22 cigarettes per day, is there truth to that? >> what is happening, these air pollutants causes inflammation, you are getting some of the same chemical exposure, whether it is cigarette smoke, vaping, we want to do everything to stay away from it. there is simple, easy things that we can do, such as if you see the smoke, if you smell it, you want to stay indoors, try to stay away from it. this is temporary, this is not everyday occurrence, never seen anything like this before. if you have to go outside, m-95 mask can help protect you. be careful not to go outdoors and exercise. if you exercise, increasing heart rate, breathing deeper, inhaling toxic fumes. when you are indoors, make sure you have good air filters, good quality air filtration and if you have asthma or copd, always have your inhaler handy in case you need it. >> carley: doctor, thank you. former president trump legal team notified the former president is target in a criminal investigation. we're breaking down what is g

i'm emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany, and joining us today co-host of fox business fox news contribut contributor dr. saphier and author of new book "unbroken bonds of battle" joey jones. newly released tes