and kayleigh, over to you. >> kayleigh: a lot of questions for mr.y interesting post. >> kayleigh: carley, thank you. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> kayleigh: seconds case of measles now confirmed inside overcrowded migrant shelter sparking concerns among unvaccinated children entering the country. the cdc has confirmed at least 45 cases in 17 states so far this year set to outpace last year's total, the whole entire year of 58 cases. here to racket this medical monday is fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. dr. siegel, welcome. >> hi, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: i'm reading about this this morning and get to the u.s.a. piece and get to the author at the bottom and dr. marc siegel so you know a lot about this. and you are brilliant. you spoke with a lot of experts and you point out that the cdc, you spoke to someone there. it's admissible for a migrant to come into this country with a communicable disease yet the cdc shared with you they don't track migrant status. so how do you not let an alien in if you are not tracking status as it pertai

. ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, this is "outnumbered," kayleigh mcenany here with emily compagno and harris faulknercarley shimkus, and fox news contributor guy benson. >> happy birthday, guy. >> happy birthday, guy. yes! happy birthday. >> guy: starting my victory lap of 30s. 39. >> harris: hallelujah. you look 29, guy. >> guy: don't give gutfeld any more jokes. >> kayleigh: president biden's state of the union tonight. before we talk about what he might say, it is important to talk about what he already said. february 2021, shortly after taking office, one of biden's first major speeches and he made this declaration to allies overseas. >> i speak to you as president of united states as very start of my administration and sending a clear message to the world, america is back. >> kayleigh: so we promised america is back. instead, this is what we got, biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, russia invasion of ukraine and hamas unprecedented terror attack on israel. 1000 israelis brutally slaughtered and americans still to this day being held hostage. here at home, american families are battli

. >> kayleigh: he is right, the stakes are high. i don't want the convention to look like what it did in 2016. ted cruz had not endorsed trump yet, it took until september and the party was fractured. here at home, laken riley, countless stories we see, the party needs to come together. ask ben carson, who became hud secretary, ask lindsey graham and mitt romney had a dimly lit dinner about becoming secretary of state. trump knows how to unite. during covid, he brought in phil murphy, democrats. i wonder if the president would do the reverse? trump can forgive and knows the moment. i think he will unite and i would love to see nikki haley do the endorsement and not wait until september. >> kennedy: she suffered the hubris that other people running against donald trump has. they think it is larng large and it is not. i'm sure people come up to nikki haley like they did ron desantis, saying, i like trump's policies, i don't know about his personality, wish we could get someone with a best temperasm and they think that is enough to pro

kayleigh, what do you see?gh: putting my mind in the mind of the truck driver, i can't tell if it is a man or woman, i imagine someone doing their job on a friday perhaps thinking about going home to their family and your truck goes off the side of a bridge and you think it is the end. ingenuity of first responders show up. >> harris: louisville metro police have not been able to confirm anything more about the collision. this did involve other vehicles and so what happened after that collision and we don't have all context of that, there was somebody inside the truck cabin part of the truck hovering over the ohio river rescuer goes down from what we believe and emily was pointing out trying to figure out who is responding. this is a situation back near the lip of the bridge and unable as of yet to get pulled in, they are trying mightily to make that happen. clark memorial bridge, second street bridge, so close, feet almost on the railing, they can almost reach him. as i said, the lord is working a miracle befo

. >> kayleigh: this just in.ncess kate responds after controversy over her mother's day post you see it there and whether the photo was altered. >> will: piers morgan on the royal ramifications. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> kayleigh: yes, they are. >> lawrence: buckle up. fox news alert. dozens are hurt after another mishap on a boeing plane. >> kayleigh: correctional boeing jet was flying from sydney australia to new zealand when it trotterredly suffered a quote technical problem. >> brian: for more on that here is brooke singman. brook brook yeah, 50 people hurt on commercial flight heading from auckland earlier this morning. a spokesperson for the airline telling the new zealand harold that the boeing 787 dream liner suffered a technical issue mid flight strong movement. most passengers suffering minor injuries with one person in serious condition. that flight was headed to santiago, chili from. when was did he verted it. no

have you seen kayleigh? >> dispatch, how can i help you? >> my daughter is missing. >> i had this sickening feeling. >> i'm looking at a desperate man, anything can happen. >> i would've never been able to tell my daughter, your monster, your bogeyman, we will pull up beside you instead of him coming to help you. come to harm you. >> inside the shed there was a green purse there's also a large rock saturated and dry blood. >> this is not a good sign at all. >> it is not. >> ever been hit in the chest with a sledgehammer, that's about what it feels like. >> she began coming to and trying to fight, she was trying to turn emergency lights on, grabbing the radio, anything she could do. because she knew, she knew. >> it was a saturday night, summer, and they were so happy at the bachelorette party as they laughed and danced and played their drinking games. outside in the dark, watchful waiting, hidden it's clever disguise, death cruised by. looking for one of them. all around, the peaceful town tucked into sleep,

if you let little things go -- >> kayleigh: what about cashless bail? >> sean: they put the national guard in the subway, as well. it is definitely tragic and heartbreaking and in the catholic school uniform on the train, it breaks my heart, as well. >> kayleigh: tomi, just a few moments, he says no one is safe until we repeal cashless bail, let brave folks nypd do their job. >> tomi: it is culture of lawless think, not just new york city, but around the country. i am glad you played the clip from 2020, that is when it hit fever pitch and people saw and said, i can do whatever i want and get out of this. court of public opinion tells me i can do anything. this is seeping into the younger population, we had this poor girl in st. louis high school beaten into the ground, her head smashed into concrete. young people watching and bystanders recording, this is not just a problem on the subway system, this is entire population. someone like daniel penny could have stepped in. >> kayleigh: maybe someone wouldn't have been shot. big moment in the georgia case a

>> kayleigh: confluence of -- >> harris: or attempt to. >> kayleigh: media fuels this, not having a good. i have no idea in this case of this girl. i agree with andrew bailey, she should be tried as an adult. there are numbers where juveniles are getting out scott free. to paul's point, i agree and senator josh hawley from the state says there needs to be mandate on public school campuses. it would happen with school shootings and those types of situations. seems like a no-brainer. glad to hear a senator say let's do this. >> harris: the victim in critical condition and we've watched that video and see the brutality of it. we saw one student try to step in and another student took that person on and they were fighting for just a moment. the perimeter did not have anybody to break that up. we can't be that. we're america, we cannot be that and allow our kids to be that. >> emily: that is not a girl, it is a monster, there is epidemic of wanton violence, the have videos we are subjected to. kaylie is on life support, that is that girl's name. stop talking about them like they are kids, the

impact, baltimore number when shipping and things like trucks and cars, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: chris,p us updated, thank you very much. i want to play this video for those who have not seen it. this is a time-lapse video at 1:30 when you see this happens. you see these cars going by. you will see two semi trucks. you see right there, that large ship approaching. to the naked eye, you will appear at lights going on and off and perhaps some sort of mechanical failure. we don't know exactly what yet, but you see these cars going by. the reason i'm pointing this out is because if you were a second earlier or a second later when this happened, your life was saved. that made a call may have saved lives but how tragic as we lay those six to see and we don't know if they were workers or passengers. >> harris: we hope that is the case that they saved many lives. that bridge spans 146 miles and not as fast to spans the entire bridge and a couple of seconds. however, maybe it kept some people off of the bridge. but in the time you were talking, there were people who didn't make it from one end t

baback to you. >> kayleigh: david, thank you. up some of the emails so viewers understand what we are talking about. here's the first one. this was at the time the digital director the white house, three days after biden takes office. this was a priority. if we can get moving on the process for having this post removed asap, keep an eye on similar tweets that fall in the same genre, i want you to lolook on that highlight. what are they flagging for misinformation? it happens to be robert kennedy jr., who happens to be a political opponent of the president at the time. not at that time, but currently. >> marc: absolutely. the problem with the government coercion the supreme court is listening to is very important, but it's not the whole story. the problem is they have willing coconspirators in the social media companies. ask yourself the question, why didn't this happen when trump was president? remember the days when he would snap his fingers and jeff zuckerberg would do whatever he did? it doesn't work that way. there's liberal

is glaring. >> harris: kayleigh. >> kayleigh: i want to focus for a moment what we are looking at this mar-a-lago as we await president trump. this is a big moment for him. you will remember we were on the couch february 8th and heard these oral arguments from a similar set up and he was at mar-a-lago and came out and gave remarks. they were brief remarks on the legal issues and immediately pivoted to the issues in a shannon israel, taiwan, still dogs, ukraine, the border, world war iii. he used a moment where guaranteed wide network coverage to turn it away from him and be about the american people. i anticipate we will see this today but i would love to see him turn this in lincoln rightly as he did so beautifully when he was at the border come i would love to see him turn this and talk about joe biden's executive authority on that issue so we will see what he does. >> harris: book you heard biden say in his comments in brownsville, texas, that president trump, why don't you join me? i don't think trump needs biden but he certainly courts the entire country. he is not calling half of

"outnumbered," i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host emily compagno and harris faulkner, fox news contributor, mollie hemingway and "fox and friends" co-host and host of brian kilmeade radio show, brian kilmeade. we begin with growing outrage over president biden apology to accused killer of georgia nursing student laken riley. three weeks ago laken riley went out for a jog near the uga campus and an illegal immigrant grabbed her and killed her with a blunt force object and tried to hide her body. laken riley was just 22 years old. she will never get her nursing degree, she won't marry, have children or enjoy growing old. family and friends try to cope with this tragic loss, over the weekend, president biden apologized to laken riley's alleged killer for describing him as illegal immigrant. >> president biden: undocumented, i should not have used illegal, i will not treat these people with disrespect, they built the country. >> kayleigh: emily, i can't wrap my head around this, it is hard to fathom there is more concern for an alleged murderer and the way he's described than a u.s

. >> kayleigh: hello, everyone, it's friday, this is "outnumbered" and i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises, tammy bruce and former congressman and co-host of fox business sean duffy. a lot to make of president biden's third state of the union address, an address that could have been mistaken for democratic national convention speech. ran 68 minutes, energetic and loud. you had to turn down the volume a few clicks. the address was call to progressives designed to rally the base. biden called out republicans, lambasted the supreme court and instead of using the moment to reassure his vision for the future, we learned who keeps president biden up at night. >> president biden: now -- [applause] >> president biden: now my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor, my predecessor. >> kayleigh: i'm sitting here, my predecessor, make this clea

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: thank you, jonathan.otnote that listed counts that are quashed for lack of specificity. how monumental is this in the case? >> emily: the error itself is colossal and i want to send message appropriately of what a rookie mistake it is. first year in law school you learn standards of pleading and same for warrants and subpoenas, we talk about that a lot. it is fundamental and mayor rudy giuliani said it there, without it, the defendant does not know what to defend against. on pleading, your initial threshold step, district attorney failed to do so hallmarks what a rookie she is, how sloppy this has been, how utterly a sham this entire procedure has been and she's making mockery of herself and the courts. the overacts these relate to and they can still stand in the pleadings, there is different standards. she needed specificity, all you need to do is reference them in the pleading and that is why those remain. my cousin vine, down here this is where we do it. that was her own court and quick x's and o's poi

kayleigh. >> kayleigh: thank you very much. gavin, you know, you heard eric lay out a fire sale. essentially, former presi president trump sell has assets at a reduced cost. if he wins on the appeal because it's easy to ask how that's fair that he's engaged in this fire sale. not only that, wall street journal editorial board says insurers may also fear miss james' legal retribution. that is highly problematic. anyone who does business in new york ought to worry about how miss james could likely twist of the screws on them. >> kevin: i think people should be thinking about the policy being put in place here. the competitiveness of new york state versus other u.s. states, but more importantly, the message about the american brand. you think about america. the reason this is the number one economy on earth is that we have laws and due process. we have property rights. it attracts foreign capital from all around the world. although that is being shaken to the core here. the concept of seizing assets in 30 days on a bond number that has never been issued. no bond company has issued a

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no acts of terrorism as well, kayleigh. and they say the state is leading this investigation. >> kayleigh: that's right, and, lawrence, two other new pieces of information we'll learned. we heard from local officials earlier. we were told at least seven are missing. it's a dynamic count okay go as high as 20 we heard earlier in the morning. what we learned out of this press conference is number one there were, in fact, state contractors on the bridge. they were working for the state on concrete duct repair. kind of a worst nightmare case scenario that those workers were there. second we were wondering about the crew. we thought they were still on the ship. he said to quote him directly that's being done right now. crew evacuation. two new pieces of information. both he and the coast guard underscoring this is still an active search and rescue mission. so we are not past the point of survivability. that's when the divers would tell us we will call this off. we are still search and rescue. >> brian: reconfirmed the pilots wer

kayleigh? >> kayleigh: we have gone over and over and i've been beating a dead horse, that is unprecedented cases. premium is on it presumablyanalyses that ld respect, right? but with each of these cases, they continue to be overturned either in whole or in part. now you have this judgment being reduced. i agree with jonathan turley, it should be zero, nevertheless being reduced. you go down to georgia, fani willis, constant overreach. i encourage viewers to ask yourself, why do you see constant overreach? the only answer you can get to it that these are partisan left-wing actors in the form of letitia james and alvin bragg, and the list goes on. >> harris: sean, i had a different epiphany during the last hour. it's an election year for an incumbent president, so i get it, it is politics. but what are these other people being promised? you got letitia james, attorney general of new york. he would say, arguably, with some things to lose. she is out there gabbin', "going to get trumped." it's not

it is just a joke. >> kayleigh: you know that. perhaps consider green card action but let me translate, according to "the new york post" if he takes action for green card holders, which is just a consideration at this point, that is a political gift to progressive down with you on the path to citizenship. the people are saying okay, he might not take executive action to what is happening on the border, but the reason is internal conversations are continuing but both people know that media coverage is less intense than what it was early in the year. okay, then they say that it's like they have been allowed to neutralize the political backlash against president biden and reap the benefits of the pose. so let me translate politics, let me give you this, you have a 30% approve on immigration it is time to act and act now. >> harris: i do have one question, but i would ask president biden, who took your power away and do you think you can get it back? that's it. speech >> up next recovery efforts are still underway with the bridge, but

>> kayleigh: david, keep us updated. so tony bobulinski began describing himself angel gray, with his long history with the military and he's a very credible witness he has no motive here and not telling the truth and here is the allegation against president biden listen to this. >> they head coach me before he had showed up to listen were just gonna keep things at a very high level were not going to go into a lot of details in this meeting. i remember that discussion generally because it struck me as odd. joe biden wasn't in the white house then. and they were framing it that way. and then joe showed up walked through the lobby of the beverly hills hotel i stood up to shake his hand, we sat down and we spent 45 minutes to an hour going through my back background. >> you met with him that long? >> yes, this wasn't a handshake this was a 45 minute long meeting to almost at our will we talked about a lot of stuff. >> if joe biden wasn't involved why after flying all the way across the country to the milken conference where

>> kayleigh: yes, this is chaos on the world stage under joe biden. you cannot divorce this from him. add to the list of chaos, what is next embassy to be evacuated? welcome to national security. >> brian: and haiti has prime minister killed by a bunch of thugs and first lady injured. upon investigation, she was helping them out, she was part of that, she's out. they get a prime minister that leaves the country. and kenya says, we will help out, couldn't get permission, so they are out. >> lawrence: in the middle of this chaos as chaos is breaking out, tons coming across the southern border, whether del rio or miami through boat, it has become the epicenter of what is happening there in texas. we had lieutenant governor dan patrick react to the president flip flopping on calling laken riley's killer illegal. this is dan patrick. >> ask the family of laken riley if they think the issue of invasion is serious issue. ask the thousands killed by fentanyl or thousands who have died at hands of illegal immigrants. what do we wait until they take over the co

aveeno® what ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: it seems the media has a new target.s younger son who just turned 18 yesterday and the media or this form of media executive was a nbc senior executive posted on social media that eric trump turns 18 today he is now fair game now. how creepy. that form a executives name is mike, who later deleted his post saying this. i posted he was fair game for criticism from the press as an adult. someone pointed out to me that fair game could mean fair game to harm someone and someone said it could mean something else so i took it down. so jesse, what kind of weirdo rates for somebodies 18-year-old birthday to announce their fair game? >> jesse: someone who likes young men. a lot of this creepy stuff is 18 is age of consent. so that is what we are hearing. and i talk a lot about this in my book i don't know if anyone has seen this year, but we have to cover right here, "a troubling tale from the liberal friends" and we speak to people who identify as wolves and we speed to drag queens and we speak to people who want to legalize cert

so we will. >> kayleigh: should we mail him a copy of section 212f?er] >> chris: i don't know but he should go talk to my colleague football coach who used to tell us that pointing your fingers and blaming everyone else and start using your phones. we need to take personal responsibility and this video is one of the most disturbing things i've ever seen at the southern border and it reminds me a lot of the speech ronald reagan gave in the 1960s that many have called the time for choosing where he said if we choose to do nothing then history will record what the greatest of astonishment that those who had the most to lose did the least to prevent what is happening. i do not think americans understand what is at stake for us to lose and more importantly perhaps what we can gain out of protecting the sudden border. we have security and prosperity who are directly tied to immigration to lock the border and if america is the lifeboat we have to stop the leaks but importantly on the inside the 1.8 million visas there and back law, the magnet that attracts t

and it's being described as a mass casualty event, kayleigh. >> we are awaiting a press conference that's expected to begin at 6:15 a.m. we will take you there live when it happens. go to griff jenkins who is live on the scene. griff? >> griff: yeah, good morning, guys. you can't overstate how significant of that collapse this was. , this we're learning the details from overnight around 1:30 a.m. that's when this singapore flagged cargo ship hit one of the major beams and collapsed that entire span. the video just stunning. and we are learning this is being treated as a mass casualty event and there are rescue teams in the water. we have got headquarters above. where we are standing is on the north side of where the francis scott key bridge was. i'm just going to show you, this is as close as we can get. sanford, if you will just push down this road here, this is where the emergency vehicles have been racing down this road, but the bridge where it existed was just down there. the mass casualty event, the numbers they gave us were 20 people as we watch more of the maintenance crews n. and

>> kayleigh: nikki haley deserves a lot of credit. nikki haley is the first republican woman to ever win a primary. she is arguably the most successful woman to ever run in presidential politics. i think that goes without question. she deserves a lot of credit for that. look, i would say to her, there is a cautionary tale and that cautionary tale is ted cruz. ted cruz waited to endorse president trump until september of 2016. ted cruz took the republican national convention stage in quicken loans arena and he said vote your conscience. very similar to kind of that margaret thatcher quote she gave there and he got booed to which he had to say i appreciate the enthusiasm of the new york delegation. so i don't think the ted cruz playbook is the way to go. i would love to see her give a speech, you know, i've previously said, she's a vice presidential possibility. that ship may have sailed. to her point yesterday, she said primaries, we get to make a choice. general elections we are given a choice. well, the choice now is the chaos and de

if you can see her, you can be her. >> kayleigh: fox news alert.one just joining us, an active search on on for seven peopler more, after the collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. we are expecting an update in the next hour. >> steve: griff jenkins live from the scene. great coverage so far. so little is be ing meter the ot by the authorities except one bit of good news, they were able to fish two people out of the water. >> steve: that is right, steve. seven hours now since this happened at 1:30 when the singapore-flagged dali ship. you see the remnants there, we are north of it. one of three major ways through ba baltimore. we learned from maryland transportation secretary all vessels have been stopped going in and out of the port authority. maryland governor wes moore has gone and seen the damage. we expect we may see him in the next hour or so for an update. we're learning maritime port authority of singapore is cooperating with u.s. officials and coast guard. there were 22 asboard that ship. their condition and location not kn

>> kayleigh: this is the problem for any president.you have your white house advisors and you rely on them to have an honest assessment for what they are. i wonder what those around him are showing him. one last point on the maga language, i found it interesting at the piece. at one point, he throws down a paper in front of the reporter. and it's a list of all the things trump has said, rhetoric that he didn't like attacks on him, taking away, destroying the constitution. it's just interesting to me that's a paper the president would have him on as a ready go to talking point. >> bill: the point that you made about the state of the union is very interesting. does he go there with the national audience of 40, 50 million americans watching? we'll see on that. meanwhile, tonight, all right, a little clip from nikki haley from last hour here on fox and whether or not there's going to be some sort of magnamamus handshake. how would you characterize it? >> dana: maybe not tonight. >> bill: here's nikki haley. >> 70% of americans say they don

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outnumbered calls kayleigh mcenany kelly.mcl all right. i don't think the new sneakers thinkare there, but this is whe i see the campaign. i was on fox and friends this e thmorning. and and by the way, i'm sure they're going to run my montage frommorning last segment becaun they don't, i have to buy them all dinner, whic th i don'tt rel really want to do if i don'to have to. but kelly, here's his problem. his base is leavint kayleeg him he's lost over 20% of thet ov african american vote.n-americ hispanic americans. it's almost a dead heat between thtw trump and joe biden. that's a win for trump.ounger if you look at young people, they're not interested in a cranky old, confused president that has no energy at all whatsoever unless,urse of course, he's jacked up on red bull and caffeine or jacked maybe else, i don't knol i wouldn't venture a guess, however. they're losing their base. they're bleeding the basosine. u what is joe do at this point? >> yeah, you nailed it. what's really interesting, sean, i think if you took a look at the bide

. >> kayleigh: you tend to like musicians like you, so that kind of makes sense. toby keith, these people are my jam, who i think are like me. >> emily: awesome, too. >> harris: i don't know how much rihanna and i are alike, but i liked her at the super bowl. >> kayleigh: a strong woman, i like it. don't forget to dvr the show. "america reports". >> i thought he was fabulous. i felt i was at my back church. there was call and response and we love that. >> this is the best joe biden. feisty joe. >> had a pulse, he had fraser's left hook. >> he was filled with focus and enthusiasm. >> his command of the issues, his forcefulness. we were so excited to see him, his welcome was overwhelming. >> four more years, four more years, four more years. >> sandra: ok. democrats and the far left media taking a victory lap over president biden's state of the union address, but as the president leaves the white house moments from now, kicking off his 20-state bidenomics blitz. today's job report is renewing fears that inflation will remain stubbornly high as americans head to the

kayleigh mcenany joins us now. good morning to you. eric trump with maria b.this about the people who he believes will be hurt through this. >> this is a crooked system with a crooked attorney general in a crooked court that literally wants to put my father out of business. you know who they are going to hurt? they'll hurt the thousands and thousands of employees that we have in new york state, these are janitors, door men, these are people that work in commercial buildings. they will hurt those individuals, not -- >> bill: letitia james the a.g. it's her move now, right? she has the power to make the next move in this. >> she filed a judgment in the westchester county court. the appellate court puts on decisions tuesday and thursday if they are able to reduce the bond. the bottom line when you look at all these cases, just look. is there any precedent for this? the a.p. analysis said no, no precedent for a victimless crime and they analyzed 70 cases. "new york times" move over to the hush money before. never before. never before has this been brought for a fe

kayleigh, what happened here? >> i mean look, this is crazy to me.i would've loved to hang up on those yelling at me. must be nice, karine jean-pierre. do the interview and just hang up. what's crazy to me most of all about this, she clearly did not like the questions, she's bristling, was the headline out of it. if i had given that answer like that the headlight -- headline would've been white house secretary does not deny the president has dementia. it would be cycles of news coverage but you don't see it today, do you? not even a blip. >> jesse: so she hangs up on north carolina, they are trying to strip rfk and trump off the ballot and then jill is calling republicans nazis. how do you describe a campaign that looks like that? >> a campaign in chaos. a campaign that looked at the poll today, the one that does proportionately always papers democrats, and you throw in rfk, the guy they write off as crazy and all of a sudden biden loses. our fox pole, biden losing by five points. they don't know what to do. they are throwing spaghetti at the wall. t

>> kayleigh: i wonder if the next question was have you called the family of laken riley. i doubt it. >> john: a live look at capitol hill, senate intelligence committee on worldwide threats facing the nation, and how will the top spy masters and law enforcement officials protect american from iran, china and russia. axis of evil. >> sandra: and the border, what americans need to hear to reassure the president is taking the threats seriously. >> look, i'm not a young guy. that's no secret. but here's the deal. i understand how to get things done for the american people. >> look, i'm very young, energetic and handsome, what the moun hell am i doing this for? >> john: ads, and he will go to new hampshire the state he snubbed by skipping the primary. with that, ready to go, sandra? >> sandra: ready to go. welcome, everyone, this is "america reports". today's visit is part of the campaign blitz to visit every swing state this month. polls show biden trailing president trump in several battleground states he won in 2020. >> john: complete coverage to kick us off this afternoon.

>> kayleigh: no doubt about it. he became the biggest threat to joe biden yesterday.k i had taken it through polling that shows rfk can take from both parties and both candidates and i brought up the pole in michigan that he says he loses two points with him in but then you go to pennsylvania and he gains two-point and then the democratic strategists wrote this about yesterday. rfk jr. vp pick is a missile and by biting he went on to say that he has ended the debate as to who he hurts because the selection he has made for vice president is a tried and true democrat and i think it is fair to describe her as progressive but that is permission for anyone unhappy with joe biden to come on and vote for that ticket. the challenge for rfk. jr. as this can make it on the ballot? they reported in nevada that he's collected 15,000 signatures but there is a nuanced tool that you need to name your vice president candidate and he did that yesterday. selfishly he's only on the ballot on utah, but if he gets on the ballot he is a threat. and it "outnumbered" if i've tweeted out that

. >> kayleigh: and this one in december. watch. >> i love you, joe biden. thank you for everything, joe biden. >> well, we know that president biden has been to the border twice kicking and screaming and both visits combined, did not see any illegal immigrants, they whitewashed scenario. maybe he will see it. i wonder if it will make it an an ad over the next months. >> kayleigh: and say laken riley tonight. tonight, "state of the union address," bret baier, martha maccallum, anchoring the special coverage beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern. don't want to miss it. "america reports". >> issues are immigration. >> i live in virginia. immigration was the number one issue, i mean, again, these could change, in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. >> the which we help solve and alleviate the crime issue in america and big cities as well is, we close the border. >> there is no crisis at the border. >> they are stealing cars, we never had that. we never had murders, now we have murders. >> how stupid are americans who still believe there's a cr

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so i think it was kayleigh mcenany who said, you know, "we hear from women who say �*we don't want oureges in which abortion is restricted, we want them to go to states where something happens like this, they're able to take care of themselves�*". and of course no—one wants to have an abortion. it's not an ideal scenario. we want abortion to be safe, legaland rare, as in bill clinton's words, of course. we want to care for mothers, we want to care for women, we want to have better women's healthcare. and i also don't think that women only care about abortion, there are a lot of issues that women care about. i think republicans and democrats would do well to talk about a lot of different issues including crime, including the border which of course 70% of americans care about and think we should do more on, but women's issues are very important in this upcoming election and republicans and democrats ignore them at their own peril. i do want to touch on nikki haley who said that she believes abortion right now, and those restrictions, should be decided with states but it does appear right

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talk to kayleigh mcenany and jeanine pirro. california closes 11 p.m. eastern time tonight.ke all. the trump team mandate months ago tried to reconfigure trump delegation in california to make it winner take all. maybe we call it 11:01, i do not know. we'll be in this room at this time. >> harris: i'll be on the mez we will have a democrat on our panel, great debate at 11 a.m. it can get chippy, i have a rule, no name calling. >> ainsley: you watch all the shows. thanks. hand over to carley. >> carley: we will start with fox news alert, hamas officials confirm ceasefire talks are still ongoing. senior hamas official telling fox news, we can see three points, red lines we cannot cross or avoid, announcement of ceasefire guaranteed, total withdrawal of israelis from gaza strip and allowing people to return to their houses without any conditions regarding geography or age. another alert, five dead after a small plane crash in nashville, last night. the pilot experienced power failure and the plane imploded on impact, there are no survivors. the faa and ntsb are investigating wh

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. >> kayleigh: many of them on the streets still struggle, a lot of homeless veterans, and we can't forgetell us what you have a news for store firstfox news sunday. >> there's a widening gap between the two different in administrations, congressman ro khanna. >> emily: that's fox news sunday was shannon bream. do not miss it. now here is "america reports." >> he took 216 criminal migrants who posed a significant danger to our community is from 28 different nationalities of our streets. >> with the migrants and the

. >> kayleigh: and the american people are given a contrast. the contrast between trump and this moment and biden in reaction to the robert hur report, he was angry and defiant and got in tiffs with reporters and then scurried off. who do you want as commander in chief, you certainly have a contrast. >> harris: some of the argument has been well, you get chaos with trump. what do you think we have now? if this isn't chaotic, definition of, go to the southern border and when you go, take your full heart with you. you are gonna need it. it's a disaster. thank you for watching. glad we were able to cover the breaking news with and for you. "america reports" now. >> i want to start by thanking the supreme court for its unanimous decision today. it was a very important decision. very well-crafted, and i think it will go a long way toward bringing our country together, which our country needs. you cannot take somebody out of a race. the voters can take the person out of the race very quickly. but a court shouldn't be doing that and the supreme court

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