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>> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany. here with my co-host harris faulkner. joining us, host of "american dream home," cheryl casone. restoring editor for washington examiner and senior fellow for independent women's forum, kaylee mcgee white and co-host of bottom line and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. we begin with the left latest attempt at censorship and how criticism of country star jason aldean star "try that in a small town" is backfiring in a pretty big way. the song was released months ago, now number one on i-tunes. how did it get there? recently released video was pulled from cmt and has now garnered views temperature is about how small town values and crime wouldn't fly in aldean's hometown. take a listen. >> sucker punch somebody, carjack an old lady at a red light, pull a gun on the owner of the liquor store. cuss out a cop, spit in his face. stomp on the flag and light it up. ♪ you think it is okay, try that in a small town. >> kayleigh: sounds like common sense, but the left claims aldean's song

kayleigh: it is.l, her daughter is getting in trouble because kids are changing pronoun as a game. now you're hit with a civil rights violation. >> because we have an entire generation -- i worry gen z is much worse. i say that because i'm a millennial. the worst thing that can happen to you is someone calls you a name or offends you with words, i'm concerned that millennials and gen zers are not as concerned with actual crime, actual violence, making sure we have enough police presence as the story you guys just talked about, they're not as concerned about that. but they're worried that someone is going to call them outside of their name or be mean to them and their feelings are going to be hurt. that's a real problem. kayleigh: it's a huge problem. >> i like the shot at gen z there. you'll hear it on social. on the polling, it might be millennials telling pollsters or people publicly something and saying something different privately. i was chatting with a left leaning friend of mine the other day w

>> kayleigh: she brought nothing.ould not have walked the podium without saying secret service, you have to give me something here. you ran the headline from politico and more of the press secretary than the white house. she did have some information to add, the president and the first lady and the family were not here this week and a pair that is not new information. we want them, all you have to do is read reports of where the president is over the fourth of july we can appear to brought no answers, totally inexcusable. break this and for the users, the west executive, this is a room where most of the white house staff works west wing. it is heavily traffic, that is true and the press does not go through the doors but there is a secret service agent sitting at the desk at all times and should have been left in secret service agent and rotate. they found this quickly because you have someone staring at the interests and looking around the room at all times. it is so heavily traffic, mom has been through there, my sis

kayleigh, i come to you first. >> kayleigh: hundreds of suspects and it was west wing executive entrance there. there are not cameras in the west wing, but there are cameras outside. over multi day period, that is hundreds of people. this ever changing narrative is complex and peculiar to me, first, library of the residents and the lobby, that was dismissed quickly and then it is in the cubies and then there was this nbc report, it is closer to the situation room, which would suggest a staff member. i think that came about because reporters were looking at the map and the situation room looks close, but it is not, however, on the map it does look like that. however, that was the reporting. if i was karine jean-pierre, i would have gone to secret service saying there is wild speculation in the press, tell me where you found this so i can take this to the white house podium. she didn't do that. the cubby holes, two groups use th those. they don't have offices in the west wing, they use the cubies. or a guest or close relative or friend. two groups i suggest it is. final point, when asked i

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kayleigh mcenany, kayleigh mcenany.s seen more bad pitches than a catcher for the mets, shark tank star kevin o'leary! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: new yorkers have remorse for not betting on this horse. former new york congressman lee zeldin [cheers and applause]. >> greg: and she was the inspiration for raccoons eating out of your trash can, fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: kevin, welcome to the show. >> kevin: thank you. >> greg: you look as o'leary as ever. you always look the same, very -- >> kevin: that's what i like about me. >> greg: very persuasive. you never change. you're just like, i feel like you're just oozing money, like gold because onjust flows from your armpit. >> i feel even better. >> greg: let's say i want to make a pitch to you because i think this is a profitable idea. why not a league for trans athletes? why not, like, i don't know, pick a sport you like. >> kevin: pickleball. >> greg: pickleball. do you think men are better at pickleball than women. >> kevin: thi

kayleigh mcenany.e's seen more bad pitches than a catcher for the mets, shark tank co-star kevin o'leary. new yorkers have remorse for not betting on this horse, former new york city congressman lee zeldin. and inspiration for raccoons eating out of your trash can, fox news contributor kat timpf. welcome to the show, you look as kevin o'leary as ever. you always look the same, very persuasive, you never change. you are just oozing money like gold bouillon flows from your armpits. >> i feel even better with that. >> greg: say i want to make a pitch to you. why not a league for trans athletes? i don't know, pick a sport you like. >> pickleball. >> greg: do you think men are better at pickleball than women? >> you have a great idea for a solution here. start with leagues, say you started as a man or woman, two leagues we basically said have gone for decades, that works. if you decide to make a change for whatever people, i'm pro-people, pro-trans, i don't care. >> greg: their money is green. >> exactly. t

>> adam: good morning kayleigh. there are a lot spots across the country where people are going to feel it today. also some spots we're tracking some severe weather at least eventually by this afternoon. here are your current temperatures 80 degrees in new york city, see where the orange hits the green in the middle of the country, that is a cold front. not the coldest air behind it but enough that there will be storms sparking up. already some moving across oklahoma, the panhandle in the center of the state, possibility of severe weather, winds up to 60 miles an hour, particularly in that bullseye there in the middle of your screen. you could be seeing some hail, isolated tornados will be possible. but if you're on either side of this system, so if you're over on the west coast, if you're over on the east coast, you're dealing with heat, 90 degrees in new york city, near record heat in florida, going ga to be really steamy and swampy down there, pacific northwest also hot hot hot for a lot of folks kayleigh. those

kayleigh, over to you. >> kayleigh: turning to this, walt disney backed indiana jones was to be a hugeh-based thriller "sound of freedom" stole the show. >> this job tears you to pieces. ♪ >> this is my one chance to put the pieces back together. ♪ >> you have failed to bring me one real world lead. >> from every mountainside -- >> come back home. >> so you quit your job and you go and rescue those kids. >> kayleigh: the film tells true story of tim ballard who saved children from sex traffickering in colombia, eduardo verastegui joins us now. my parents saw this film yesterday and they said the theater was packed, there was clapping in the theater when the people were rescued and people stayed through the credits to see more about human trafficking. why do you think this movie is such a huge success? >> they say it is a real problem, a global problem, especially between u.s. and mexico. usa is number one consumer of child sex in the world, mexico is number one provider. people know this is real and can happen to any of us. they don't want this tragedy to happen to them so they want to

kayleigh: starting tomorrow night.g to the headlines, woman in alabama who disappeared after a frantic 911 call from the side of the highway was found safe. 48 hour's leader, thank goodness. she was reportedly returned to her parents house at a state of shock she initially called police to report a toddler that she said was a alone on the side of the road. when police responded she was nowhere to be found, the founder car and cell phone short while later. police say no known reports of a missing child in the area, she is in the hospital recovering and police have not commented on the circumstances leading to her disappearance. a lot of questions there. elon musk says twitter is still in the red leaving a 50% drop in advertising revenue as well as a heavy debt load. twitter's financial woes, after elon musk claim the social media giant was breaking even in april. elon musk who bought it for $44 million, a big price tag has already laid off 80% of the platform staff, now he's competing with threads. a fox news digital qu

so it's very alarming kayleigh. >> kayleigh: dr.k for breast cancer i had a mastectomy to nullify that risk. i know this is anecdotal but she told me she has seen more young people come in with breast and ovarian cancer than ever before. i've been curious to why. could this be one of the reasons. >> certainly kayleigh we're seeing an increased risk of cancers in people under the age of 50 across the board, lung cancers, colorectal breast cancers and othersment we know an excess fat issue has metabolic effects and inflammatory effects that link it to cancersment we have a population where about 72% of american adults are overweight, about 20% of our children are obese. this is a major problem and unfortunately you're seeing like the american medical association just last week or a couple weeks ago came out saying we shouldn't even talk about bmis to assess people being overweight or not because it's racist and it can be harmful to their body image. and, yes, in a time when you have a lot of mental illness we have to be certain we tak

>> kayleigh: mark, thank you. a west wing staffer you do go through a metal detector, you put your bag right there through a metal detector as well, they look, they x-ray, see what's in the bag. it's extraordinary to think this could have gotten into the west wing into a public place. apparently this is a place tour guides can go through. but having been there, worked there. it's a small place. did a tourist bring it in if so that's troubling for the national security, for the security of the united states. is it a staffer, if so we should get to the bottom of it a staffer shouldn't be using cocaine or bringing it to the white house. but troubling nonetheless, a white powder in the west wing. >> steve: griff. >> griff: i'm actually going to be on white house duty for the early shift on friday so i'll report back to the show here and let you know if the security measures are increasing. clearly something got missed somewhere, and you can bet they're doing a lot of monday morning quarterbacking trying to figure out

kayleigh, your thoughts?this has got to be the worst thing joe biden has done, destroying a little girl's self-esteem forcing her to grow up knowing her own father and grandfather wanted nothing to do with her until he was criticized by the media, that is a hole she will spend the rest of her life trying to fill. hunter biden went to court to ask so this little girl could not use his last name. think what that does to you when you realize your grandfather was the president of the united states and he did nothing and said nothing. some of the leftist media try to spin this and say, well, joe biden can't force hunter biden to be a father, but he can decide to be a grandfather and he didn't until criticized. >> tammy: this was after the plea deal for hunter biden fell apart, horrible news. the future looked strange and suddenly you say this. i think there might be internal polls they are looking at what is harming him. it is more cynical than being criticized. a lot of americans can relate to this, i am product

i don't think so. >> kayleigh: no. cheryl, you go to sleep and put out this beautiful statement, we have 70 million. and then wake up to biden with sluggish small donations, that is the headline. >> cheryl: going to be waiting a long time, when you have a 40% approval rating. here is what you get in second term of joe biden. more regulation, pay more in taxes, pay higher energy prices and likely be paying higher costs at the grocery store. that is why small money donations are not coming into president biden, they are coming into others because these people are feeling the kitchen table pain, if you will. it is always about the economy, about wallet issues and it is really going to be about that in 2024 and that is why people under the scourge of inflation are not coming in and not going for joe biden. he is the one that has pushed inflation to where it is now, in particular with the billions of dollars, trillions they have thrown out in stimulus. this is why the country is in shape it is. bidenomics, okay. >> harris:

kayleigh: he so smug.listen to john kerry and his smugness. >> is he a dictator. >> he does wield the power. >> he wheels in enormous power as a leader of china, absolutely back to which the president had used another word. >> i don't think we ought to get tangled up in labels. >> a video this country submitted a credible plan to get to net-zero emissions by 2050, china, india, mexico. >> notes because you abated your position. >> i think the reality the world changed in that period of time. kayleigh: he never became president, everything about him and his budget, 16.7 million to your taxpayer dollars to john kerry. pete: the headline he refused to call xi jinping a dictator. he's got to go over there and he's got to perform a diplomacy, maybe that's in not the most advantageous thing to do is to call xi jinping a dictator on the way over. on the climate front the best clip senator john kennedy of louisiana cross-examining one of the 45 people in the climate office. i can't remember who it was. saying how

>> harris: kayleigh. >> kayleigh: this is insanity, i see bright pink lip stick with bearded biologicalsell lipstick. that is reaction you will get from a biological woman. we are running biological women out of society, no longer makeup models, no longer prevailing in sports. they are first to get criticized, the way martha stewart was criticized. you can't critique this guy because he checks the box. >> harris: look at self-esteem of young women, sarah palinput on the cover of a magazine and the grief. if men want to be us, take it all. >> emily: enjoy my cramps. i don't have an issue with this, i think this is why. lipstick to me, perhaps because i was in performing arts and shared it as ballet dancer and in the high-fashion world, there was absolute by gender appreciation and use for makeup. when i see this for product, the lipstick, i thought he did great job of selling it. staying power, awesome. that was great. in terms of effectiveness and range, i hope maybelline include biological woman, as well, multiple skin tones so i can see how colors read on the lips. makeup is interesti

♪ >> kayleigh: kell low, it's friday and this is outnumbered.'m here with harris faulkner and cohost of the bottom line on fox business, dagen mcdowell and amy freeze and host of the david webb show the great david webb. we begin with new bomb shell allegations surrounding president biden in his possible involvement in a ukrainian bribery scheme. that's right. president joe biden this time, not hunter. senator chuck grassley released unclassified fbi document and the memo claims are unverified but the details come from fbi informant who is very trusted and its his conversation with a top ukrainian energy executive. the informant outlines how then vice president biden is hunter biden allegedly coerced the executive into paying them and in exchange they were going to get help get ago rival prosecutor fired. according to the memo, the ceo of the energy firm burisma hired hunter biden to protect us through his dad from all kinds of problems. it appears the price for the biden service, it was pretty steep. "it cost $5 million to pay one biden and $5

customer >> kayleigh: tim ballard is a real-life hero. vulnerable children. that's all he does. my parents saw the movie, said it was packed, had not been in a theater that packed in a long time. they applauded when the kids were safe, people stayed through the credits to try to figure out how to help these kids. i had the privilege of interviewing eduardo -- the producer of this, who talked to me about kids having their organs harvested. that's what this is about. i asked him about the qanon headlines. here's what he had to say. >> a lot of people don't know that this is real. they think this is also so far for them. this is happening next-door behind your house. there's a lot of destructions out there. they are trying to take this movie away from theaters. i made this film five years ago. for three years, everybody past, netflix, amazon. over but he said "this is not for us." finally, i was waiting for an angel to rescue this film, angel studios came. because of them, millions of people are watching this film. >> kayleigh: why did the m

kayleigh, over to you. >> kayleigh: get rid of tiktoks, that is my view., is ai about to become woke? according to new watch dog report, that is the biden administration's plan. of course it is. american accountability foundation claims it doesn't take long using chatgpt to realize there is clear, political bias. this is concerted effort to make ai woke. the spokesman, robert dinoshi, joins us now. will they weaponize the way they have weaponized social media? >> right. from day one, biden administration used the federal government to push progressive agenda on the american people. this administration worked with big tech, social media to censure, silence and deplatform anyone that did not fall in lock step with covid policies. our report can be read on foxnews.com, shows propaganda through the use of artificial intelligence. it is not like what we witnessed with bud light, where you can just choose not to purchase a product. in this day and age, we are intertwined with technology through work or through keeping up with our family and friends that you cann

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>> kayleigh: i'm not surprised.thought to busing myself down to the florida keys next week. however, i will not. [laughter] my husband drove last year. no, this is crazy. i would love to be a fly on the wall of mayor pete's department of transportation. this guy has the best p.r. of anyone i have ever met. we all know july 4th is coming to your point, holiday coming there were these articles teed up, mayor pete hard at work as five days set to derail the airline. totally covering for mayor pete. then you move onto the headlines that caught every year on the same time from around summer time, p.r., buttigieg promises action on the airline delays they backed buttigieg and then he gets the profile, this glowing profile, pete buttigieg loves god, beer, and his electric mustang. can even name the secretary of transportation under trump? elaine chao. do you think she was getting glowing headlines like this? absolutely not. but mayor pete, best p.r. shop on the planet, have to give him props for that. >> jeanine: all right

bruella. >> kayleigh, good morning.rtime in long island means shark sightings and sometimes encounters. this video was captured by a drone, showing 50 sand sharks swimming in the water. the beach was shut down twice. that video on the same day shark ataxes were spotted. a 15 year old boy was nipped in the heel and toez at kismet and another girl hurt in a suspected shark attack. this video from pensacola beach showing a shark swimming dangerously close to beach goers. on long island, warning signs expected to go out at town of islip beaches. this was likely a mistake and the shark was waiting too close to shore and got a human, instead of a fish. >> kayleigh: if you see a fin, get out of the water. thank you. turning to this, federal judge ruling white house communing with big tech firms resulted in censorship. the judge determining the hunter biden laptop story was censored on social media, calling it biggest attack on free speech in u.s. history. outkick founder clay travis joins me now. clay, what i find stunning, i

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: i don't blame you. and that's from a floridian.s solution to a raging homeless crisis? safe sleeping sites. the first of two such areas had the grand opening this week featuring restrooms meals mobile showers and while residents can't bring in drugs, weapons or alcohol, it does not require its visitors to be sober. our next guest was a former heroin addict who lived on the streets in san francisco for six months before he got clean. san francisco activist tom wolf, he joins us now. tom, welcome. >> good morning. >> kayleigh: tom, i also understand you were arrested six times, you turned your life around. would something like what's being proposed in california help you back in the time in which you were homeless? >> gosh, would it have helped me? i don't think so. i think it would have probably just prolonged my agony out on the street. but we're at such a crisis point where we have thousands of people camping on public sidewalks throughout california, to have an encampment like this, a safe sleeping site is probably a step in the

>> kayleigh: how much? >> steve: $400. >> kayleigh: that won't cut it >> steve: $415. be with his family in florida. check it out if you would like to donate. 6:23 on the east coast by the way kayleigh is in today good to have you. >> kayleigh: thank you. good to be here. >> steve: coming up a human smuggler caught on camera trying to evade in the middle of the river. the insane capture caught on camera you see it coming up. >> kayleigh: plus social media slap down, mark zuckerberg twitter-like app gains ten million viewers in hours. what to know about threads, that's what it's called. ♪ ( sfx: engine revving ) ok, dad, next take more speed. more speed. the best performance is high performance. find it at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. ( ♪ ) scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's in it to win it. simparica trio is the first and only chew with triple protection. oh, fleas and ticks ♪ intestinal worms... wow heartworm disease, no problem with simarica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use wi

kayleigh, it's interesting.of action essentially saying what was said in the intro, that they are scraping followers, essentially were tasked specifically with duplicating an app. on the flip side, mehta was not at all -- we have none. have not provided any proof. if there are evidence to such, then they could be in a lot of legal hot water. >> it certainly needs to be looked into in a court of law. they have looked similar. as a user, i go on both. they look almost identical. sections like capitalizations and whatnot. i wasn't going to join threads. i decided to to keep an eye on the leftists. they have flocked over there. it's having huge success. threads has become the most rapidly downloaded app according to "the new york times." if you log on, and mark zuckerberg, if you read the lawsuit that continues from that, you see zuckerberg was in communication with algae, when people are getting sensitive covid tweets. david zuckerberg -- which is why my first two it was a retweet. he said "is this a platform for f

it's meant to make you happy. >> kayleigh: yes, it's a hot summer day.you get your carton of ben & jerry's, you look and there as cori bush or you look in there as colin kaepernick. alike i don't care, left and right. i don't want to see the face of any activist or politician on the face and my ice cream when i am on the beach. let me eat my ice cream and peace. but they have a head of activism according to the daily mail, you are not a political campaign, your private enterprise. >> marc: this is how hypocritical this is, ben: and jerry greenfield started an ice cream company and a vermont gas station, nowadays you know labor. but if the actual ben & jerry's came forward and had a political opinion, fine, but it's a corporate opinion. it's not their opinion. and they represent the americans working for a living. >> tammy: and change is brewing on our wall, the ice cream flavor aimed at promoting racial justice, there are days. and this is either -- just like bud lights where they just lose their mind and forget that it's the customer. they are in a busi

i'm with kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno.o joining us, fox news contributor and president of ka consulting and former senior counselor to president trump, kellyanne conway is here. fox news contributor raymond arroyo. it's going to be a good hour. let's begin with the left-wing media turning on itself and going after "the new york times" for highlighting president biden's public image crisis. surrounding his seventh grandchild. seven. don't care how he's counting these days. our commander in chief is being accused of shunning hunter biden's 4-year-old grandd granddaughter -- 4-year-old daughter navy from the presidential family. he is reportedly instructed staffers to repeat his lies about only having six grandchildren. the liberal media has long ignored this bad look for president biden. the topic went viral after the scathing "new york times" op-ed. it led with the headline "it's seven grand kids," mr. president. the piece didn't sit well with the cohosts of "the view." >> find something else to write about. speak and write

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kayleigh, great to talk to you. thanks for being here this afternoon.you think about what mika had to say there? he's 80. his staff is not doing a good enough job of looking out for him. is that the problem? >> no, that is completely bogus. you have advanced staff. yes. they go out, they make sure that there's a podium there, they work with whatever organization or academy you're going to in the case of the commencement speech. you have a security team, secret service goes out and make sure you're secure and a press team that prepares you for the information for the speeches and whatnot. none of those folks hold you up and keep you from falling. this team, i would argue, goes to a pretty great length at protecting the president and the press staff in particular. you know, i'd give president trump pocket cards. they would have a complicated statistic or something to keep on top of mind. he would barely use it and toss it aside. the press staff when he goes to the g-20, you sit here, you walk there very elementary basic things. so to blame the staff, whic

kayleigh mcenany is joining us. kayleigh, we were talking off camera. congressman kevin kiley who started a conversation today, republican from california, may got a lot of attention once people digest what was going on. he was telling fbi director christopher wray about parents being targeted and that doj letter that said this is how we're going to handle them, we recognize them with the terrorist unit in the fbi. wray said i never followed any directions, i never made any changes. and then kevin kiley said you think you owe the american public an apology? he said no. i didn't do it. >> he said that he disagreed with the directive from the department of justice, which that is the answer to the question. later he asked do you contest the at the same time. the justice department's own documents said there was no nationwide law enforcement justification for the attorney general's directive. he said he didn't disagree with that statement. the overarching picture i take away from this is the fbi was always two steps behind. this memo happens. where was wray

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anyway, here with reaction, outnumbered co-host kayleigh mcenany, fox newhere ws, ariost.fleischer. >> all right. let me start with the cocain e issue. you were both in the white house. there's certain areas of the white house. and i saw you both in the white house. r you know,ono occasionally an administration will make a big mistake and they'll allow me ithe honone the building once or twice. >> but i was there under o president bush and presidentsh a trump. and correct me if i'm wrong, kayleigh, bupresident are a lot areas in that white house, i did not have free reign as aho guest in that house to justwalk walk anywhere i pleased without being watche anyd by a lot of people. there were certain rooms i was not able to walk into without. people with proper credentials escorting me in. thatrtin room. ho >> so how did that happen?d will and wouldn't they be able to quickly determine who brought that cocaine in that white house? >> so that is definitely the case. you can narrow dowite house? n based on the area. so oftentimes in the trump administration, we would seno tb si

in my opinion, then, he is utterly failing then every day >> sean: kayleigh, here's what i think-is one or as this scandal involving hunter and himself and the lies that he told and the money they took from the countries they took gets bigger and bigger, i think the democrats are going to push him out of the way and throw him to the way side am i wrong. >> absolutely. and if joe biden is great since he cured cancer might i suggest he cures dementia next since that seems to be morell van. at that have what point does the pattern become a problem because the white house likes to blame this on his long history of gaffes and even edited his remarks about the cancer initiative to actually clarify that he didn't mean that we have already cured cancer, they edit to say that, oh, in the future we might cure cancer. so not only is the white house trying to rewrite history to mark out the fact that biden has this history of gaffes, but the fact is the public is wide away to this and see that it is a massive problem. >> greg: exit question, yes or no, will biden be the nominee? >> yes. >> they can

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mark tepper, the president daniel garza in restoring america editor for the washington examiner kayleigh mcgee white. mornin"mornings with maria" is e right now. ♪. maria: house republicans grilling fbi director christopher wray during the house judiciary committee. watch this. >> i'm sitting here with my father. i will make certain between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. it sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it director? >> i'm not going to get into commenting on that. >> are you protected the biden's? >> absolutely not. >> so the president is under investigation question. >> i'm not going to confirm or speak to who is or is under investigation. >> is not under investigation question. >> i did not say that either. by long-standing department policy and practice and i'm not going to be confirming or denying he's under investigation. maria: joined in a south carolina congressman russell fry the house judiciary oversight committee the gop freshman class president. good to see you. th

. >> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany.rris faulkner. joining us, host of "american dream home," cheryl casone. restoring editor for washington examiner and senior fellow for independent women's forum, kaylee mcgee white and co-host of bottom line and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. we begin with the left latest attempt at censorship and ho

let's turn it over to kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary and co-host of "outnumberedou understand the layout, situation room, the cubby, library. what does this all tell you? >> so, there have been three changes, jesse. you are exactly right to hone in on why is this story changing? it is very peculiar to me because as a white house press secretary i would have marched into the basement level secret service office and said give me the answer. i'm not walking to the podium without an answer but karine jean-pierre has had zero answers. so you have the residence that library which is under the residence which would lead me to think this could be a tourist this could be anyone. then you have the cubby holes. i talk to folks last week in the west wing, previously in the west wing i should say and younger staffers who said the only people who utilize the cubby holes, i never did, secret service never did, younger staffers never did but guests of white house staff did. they are the only ones to utilize this. okay this is a guest of white house staff. then all of a sudden you

i am harris faulkner with kayleigh mcenany and also joining us, fox news contributor, editor in chiefmolly hemingway. state department spokesperson and founder of polaris security morgan or taying as. and fox news contributor, guy binson. oh, it's going to be on like donkey kong. bombshell about the hunter biden investigation. two whistle-blowers that worked on the hunter biden case are set to publicly testify before the house oversight committee tomorrow in what is expected to be an explosive hearing. one of the witnesses is supervisory agent gary shappley and the other has only been identified as mr. x. both of those agents claim the department of justice and the fbi protected hunter biden with special treatment. are we shocked? now, a new whistle-blower from the fbi is apparently backing their claims. the whistle-blower is a former special fbi agent this time and he supervised the federal investigation into hunter biden at the irs oversight, republicans spoke with the former agent yesterday. afterward the agent confirmed key portions of the irs whistle-blower's testimony, including

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we have to do this because the shut us out of society and we can't allow that. >> you know, kayleigh, the about this video, which is what got everybody so upset. what a of people don'thile p understand is thateo are licensing rights, that particular building. they tried to call it the lynching video was used in the hannah montanaas used , a le christmas movie. the images movie, we see of vie guess what? they're all real image, s from the 574 riots in the summer of d 2020 that most democrats and most in the media mob wereme lecturing us were mostly peaceful protesting thats that d dozens of americans, injured thousands of cops, and caused billions in property damage. >> if that's peaceful. >> you know, you need a new definition for the word. exactly right. and the leftist backlash to the song is pure hypocrisy, becausebecas you're right, i don't remember anyone accusing disney oe f racism when they filmed the hannah montana at the mori courthouse. i don't remembergy of anyoneof b accusing hallmark of being pro lynching when they filmed a recent christmasei pro-lyn mo. >> and for that m

thank you kayleigh mcenany, lee zeldin. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> robert f. kennedy jr. is bashing joe biden. >> i was removed with 900,000 followers, i'm still being censured. the fbi is involved in that censorship. >> we have the rest of his scathing message coming up. >> todd: carley, if you have questions about artificial intelligence, just let our vice president explain. >> the first part of this issue is ai is a fancy thing, first of all, two letters, it means artificial intelligence. >> todd: we're good now, that clears it up. jimmy failla will try to explain. >> carley: and the new woke-free favorite drink this summer. >> i'm in pursuit of a conservative with a load of ultra-light beer. ♪ ♪ >> carley: the brand-new add in the fight against bud light. you're watching "fox and friends first." i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. overseas with a fox news alert. president biden set to meet with the president of finland this hours on the heels of the nato summit, where he admitted the u.s. will likely give ukraine more weapons. >> carley: lucas toml

thank you, kayleigh mcenany! studio ♪ good evening, i am guy benson along with lawrence jones and tomi n. president biden is the only one tightlipped about the baggie of cocaine. >> mr. president, when you return to the campaign trail? who brought cocaine to the white house? >> according to a report the secret service refused to interview any of the 500 possible suspects saying it was strange liberties. secret service spokesman saying yes, you could have a consensual interview but we have evidence to approach them. former president donald trump weighing in on this in an interview with maria bartiromo that airs tomorrow morning 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel sunday muni morning futures. here's part of what he said. >> you know, i've gotten to know the secret service and i can't speak more highly of people, incredible people. i believe they know everything, they are really smart and good at what they do. i don't think bags of cocaine to be left in a certain area in the situation room, i'm not talking five b

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i'm emily compagno and here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany and also joining us fox business anchor and dream home" cheryl casone and lisa boothe and cohost of the verdict with ted cruz podcast, ben ferguson. now, we began with new details and a lack of answers following the discovery of