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kayleigh mcenany. leo terrell and tomi lahren. arizona attorney general mark -- mar brnovich is here. judge jeanine: an influx of migrants surging the border thanks to president biden's policies. the state of arizona filing a lawsuit. arizona's attorney general mark brnovich joins us. good evening, attorney general. it's great to have you on justice. i have been to arizona many times, i haven't had the opportunity to meet you. but i'm impressed with your lawsuit. you are suing the biden administration on two grounds i'm aware of. one is the president stopped the deportation of those ordered deported by the courts. and also to stop the ending of the public charge counts that requires immigrants have the ability to take care of themselves for a certain period of time before they go on welfare. tell us what your lawsuit entails. >> the two tracks of litigation. one is what i call the biden administration decriminalizing crossing the border. he halted -- all deportations. second track of litigation deals w

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federal subsidies, spending, and regulation, this is a political project was suspect returns kayleigh mcenanyhat's exactly it, democrats seem to be a fan of trojan horses these days, the president of the united states has become a trojan horse for a radical agenda he has this commission to study or ending the filibuster which democrats have floated or the so-called equality act or hr one, he's a trojan horse for a much more radical agenda than the one he pulled on the campaign trail in the green new deal which is trying to avoid answering questions on that is now in a trojan horse infrastructure package. that's what democrats seem to be doing these days. karl rove made an excellent point yesterday, he said if bipartisanship is suddenly getting majority support in a public poll, guess what? democrats are now fans of voter identification which has 75% support so i think after this infrastructure package they may want to go about passing a national voter i.d. if they can do it because indeed that seems to have bipartisan support in the definition of democrats. >> harris: not to go too far afield

kayleigh mcenany. news contributor president of independent women's voice tammy bruce, and director of free enterprise project justin danhof. all this alignment of corporate america with the democrats to me in one sense it is helpful, it confirms realignment lead by president trump to make the working party. >> there is ary -- realign am this should frighten every american, you had joe biden calling for this. he said he supports this, wink, whisker. go ahead do it. now he tries to back peddle amid criticism, we know that democrat control social media they covered up for hunter biden. they control media. which like wise covered up that story. we know they control hollywood, and now the big time corporations that can just decide based on no facts, georgia expanded voting rights, just on that, they can just pull the lever and bankrupt 100 million-dollars from this state. and hurt minority owned businesses that makes no sense that is frightening. >> and as i said, these ceos are lying. they are lying, beca

it's april 15th, 2021 and it's time, take these masks off of my child. >> harris: kayleigh mcenany, itirst reaction? >> kayleigh: it reminds me of the moment dr. scott atlas walked into my office and said "what civilization sacrifices their children?" especially when you have an expert from oxford, harvard and stanford all talking about masks with children citing data, studies from iceland and sweden saying this is not necessary, it's removed from youtube. we sacrificed our children and when the science is on the side of reopening schools, not wearing masks if you are under five, we sacrificed our children, it's shameful and i am praising her for speaking up from a very well done. >> harris: we don't hear this necessarily in the mainstream media or from the biden administration but the former president came up through his operation warp speed program, a really strong weapon and all of this and as people are getting their vaccinations, what science says is that all of this wouldn't be necessary for the kids but we need consistent science now, steve? >> steve: we do but we haven't had it

let's move that question over to kayleigh mcenany.t time that we are hearing that the president is not being genuine when he calls this the jim crow legacy point. jim crow 2.0. what does that get him politically? >> kayleigh: it doesn't get him much at all. in fact, i read 1:that his approval on race relations in quelling some of these issues is far below the majority. so, it doesn't get him much, but newt could not be more correct in saying that it is a lie. you see a repeat at 70 times. he should be called up for this. let's be very clear. during the jim crow era, black americans who want to devote were threatened, they were beat. some of them have their homes burned down. some even lost their lives. i georgia bill that expands voting opportunity, that says it is unlikely to affect turnout, s not jim crow. that is just factually obvious to anyone who has an understanding of history. not to mention the fact that 70% of black americans support voter i.d. which is what this georgia law is changing. it is so ridiculous, what he is sayin

>> sean: here with reaction, "outnumbered" cohost and former white house secretary kayleigh mcenany,n words. >> not surprised that the disparity in the line of questioning from a partisan activist who posed as a white house correspondent, it's remarkable to sit there and watch him bob softball's at maxine waters. i have a few questions that he could have asked her, namely you were seen hugging louis farrakhan, a known anti-semite and a racist person who has had horrific things who one of his supporters o actually build a capitol police officer named billy evans and went on to praise this man essentially and say that he was a brother and disciple, what do you say to your friend? that would be one of the line of many just as how did you justify the l.a. riots were 53 died? but jim acosta is not that. >> sean: i like your question a lot better. congressman. >> it's very clear she's right. jim acosta is a rebel who happens to be a repeater, not a reporter because a reporter, true journalist would have had hard questions were maxine waters but he didn't want to do that, his whole job at c

professor dershowitz, kayleigh mcenany, as always thank you. prompting an investigation inside of texas, biden and harris nowhere to be found. imagine democrats, media mob's reaction if this crisis was happening under president trump. those kids in cages were donald trump's cages. and also breaking tonight we're now learning that biden's borders are stepping down amid these massive failures. i thought kamala harris was the board czar. by the way look at this photo obtained by laura showing a stash house near the border. now our own sarah carter last night talked to migrant families about their journey to the u.s. take a look. >> you say you feel very, very ill right now. you have asthma. he says he's not feeling well. he coming here with his daughters. they are from honduras. obviously you can tell they have been through a lot. right now border patrol is taking care of. this we have some people on the way here. apparently there were two large groups. this group was separated from another group. there are children here as young as three or four

in joining us with reactions to tonight's speech, kayleigh mcenany, former white house senior advisor. it was good line post speech, not particularly the biggest fan of lately, chris christie. it was like a 15-year-old with a credit card. i kind of made me chuckle. >> joe biden has met with historians to try to make himself fdr. one notable difference that rich lowry points out, he had a 200 seat majority, joe biden has a limited majority since the final two years. it credit card he may try to make himself fdr, but he doesn't have the mandate to lead. i've just got to say, to hear tim scott say, america is not a racist country -- that is what the american public wants to hear. original sin is not the end of our story, redemption is. that inspiring messages the future of our party, what a contrast tonight. >> joe biden's friend, the former klansman he partnered with to stop the integration of schools because he didn't want schools to become racial jungles -- he outcome it took lyndon johnson that she was one who relied on republicans historically speaking. steve miller, you played a ro

my cohost kayleigh mcenany , thank you. peter analyze, speaking further into who is a member -- cochaired by one of the top attorneys of the fighting campaign, as well as a yale law school professor. other members include the former president of the american constitution society, anthony harvard law school professor. your thoughts. >> sandra: mostly, academics, talking about three dozen people led by bob bauer. nobody expects this will be a change overnight. nonetheless, it could be a big change if that was decided by this group. i want to put a focus on supreme court justice breyer. they spoke out in a speech, i believe it harvard law school, on tuesday. spoke out clearly against court expansion. warned that it may make the court more political and underling trust in the constitution. "structural altercation motivated by the perception of political influence can only feed that latter perception, further eroding that trust." as he says that, there are liberals aggressively lobbying breyer, 82 years old, to retire. biden cou

here now kayleigh mcenany former white house press secretary and a fox news analyst. kayleigh.ntry now every time aoc decides to throw a temper tantrum and go on twitter then we are going to cave our foreign policy to that, right? >> lawrence, that's exactly what we're seeing here with this. this is a government run by progressives. i said in the campaign look, if biden prevails he is an empty vessel who will be totally driven by the radical left progressive whipping of the party. and that's exactly what we are seeing. and also worth mentioning here is just the totally muddled message from the white house. literally last week. jen psaki tells us that he is going to raise the cap. then this week today he comes out and says the low cap remains justified by humanitarian concerns then we get an aoc tweet and voila raising the cap. very poor messaging. >> lawrence: so we have the aoc and radical progressives. but i think it goes to the root cause of this that they keep changing the policy when it comes to refugees and they want to have legal immigration reform done but they don't to

here today, my cohosts harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, morgan ortagus and joining us today in the center seat, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman and a fox news contributor. when this story first made headlines last year it prompted a wave of criticism against nonpresident trump and even though the reports were unproven, the white house press corps did not hold back on our own kayleigh mcenany at the lectern. she told "the new york times" that their story was wrong and that she was hammered for it. watching and kayleigh, we will get your perspective on the other side. you go out of the loop by the intelligence community? >> as i noted there was not a consensus among the intelligence community. >> what is the president have to say to service members that are afraid that their loved ones may have been killed and connection to the bounty. >> to the president or the administration plan to make it very clear to the russian federation that there should not be bounties placed on the heads of american soldiers serving in afghanistan? >> to the president raise the issues on russian bo

i am emily compagno i'm here today, my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, and joining us on couch the first time, john arnold and radio talk show host larry elder. leaked audio reported by "the new york times," ron's foreign minister claims kerry told him of at least 200 military operations in syria but abc, cbs and nbc reportedly ignored the bombshell report during their morning and evening news programs monday and tuesday. msnbc also skipping any mention, the white house reporters did not bring the issue up at all yesterday either and there was just one question about it monday, watch. >> does the president have any commodore reaction to kerry telling the iranians about covert military action for israel? >> we are not going to comment on leaks. >> emily: critics are calling the media response a complete 180 from how they handle the trump administration. >> it's very simple and that is, under the trump administration they would always find these so-called bombshells and they didn't wait to confirm them. they would say, nbc news has yet to independently confirm this but we r

kayleigh mcenany had this to say. >> this is a government run by progressives. said in the campaign, look, if biden prevails he is an empty vessel who will be totally driven by the radical left progressive wing of the party. and that's exactly what we are seeing. and also worth mentioning here is just the totally muddled message from the white house. literally last week jen psaki tells us that he is going to raise the cap. then this week, today, he comes out and says the low cap remains justified by humanitarian concerns. then we get an aoc tweet and voila raise the cap. >> lawrence: the president had a refugee program, are the former president. he had them apply for these asylums in the home countries. the biden administration got rid of that and this is why you have folks flooding the border. jedediah: also interesting to see her talk. she mentioned humanitarian concerns. this administration has been blind to what's going on at the border. those have been humanitarian concerns for weeks and weeks and weeks. and suddenly now they are pointing it out. maybe they

. >> because i have solutions, all the time, it was the third amendment kayleigh mcenany, that requirediver for amazon or u.p.s., the people in the community are obliged to let you guys -- let them use your rest room. [nervous laugh] just like the third amendment. >> it's not a good solution. last time the third amendment was used people hat outhouses, which are less sanitary. >> greg: not at my house. i still have a chamber pot. >> this is a law and order episode waiting to happen. that's what this is. >> someone is going to do it and then you get sued. >> greg: what's the problem, steve? >> the problem is, i think it's great that you're refersing the third amendment, by the way, greg. everybody talks about the first and the second but nobody talks about the third. >> you know what the third is? the jan brady of amendments. >> it certainly is. thank you, loftus. he's laughing but i tell you, michael, a lot of people gave you grief because you said it's deja vu all over again. a quote that most people attribute to yogi berra but he told the "new york times" he never said it. so -- becau

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here with reaction, former white house press secretary, fox contributor kayleigh mcenany. media columnist joe concha. kayleigh, you dealt with the mob on a regular basis. imagine this. i started laughing when they said they wanted. oh, we would like to feature you on "60 minutes." i said yeah, okay, i'm sure it's going to be fair and balanced. how about we do it live to tape? that wasn't an option, kayleigh. >> sean, i find that really interesting what you just revealed because 60 minutes had interviewed the president back in 2016 and in 2020, they came back and said let's interview him again and i will never forget walking into the interview. the president walks in. it was a total and complete hit job. every single question was framed to trap him, attack him, take him down. the exact same thing that they tried to do to ron desantis to in fact did not do an interview with them but because he wouldn't interview with them, they came to a press conference and blindsided him and refused to take orders from democrats. it's journalistic malpractice. "the washington post," "new yo

professor alan dershowitz along with "outnumbered" cohost and former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenanyofessor dershowitz, i wonder how you feel about court packing and d.c. statehood, and puerto rico statehood, and the wholee i idea of ruling by executive fiat. my understanding, i'm not a harvard professor like yourself is that we are supposed to have a legislative branch of government. they are supposed to pass the laws, and joe doesn't get to write his name on everything and say done and forget that branch. >> as far as court packing i'm unequivocally opposed to it. it's the beginning of the slide toward the end of the supreme court as a neutral institution applying the rule of law. it would just mean that every time one party gets control of both houses and the presidency, they add justices to the supreme court but we'll get up to 25-35, who knows, maybe 100. the president has appointed a commission, some of the moderates, some of them quite good, but some of them are extremists. my former colleague professor laren's tribe. he is not a neutral objective constitutional scholar. he's

. >> because i have solutions, all the time, it was the third amendment kayleigh mcenany, that required people in the community are obliged to let you guys -- let them use your rest room. [nervous laugh] just like the third amendment. >> it's not a good solution. last time the third amendment was used people hat outhouses, which are less sanitary. >> greg: not at my house. i still have a chamber pot. >> this is a law and order episode waiting to happen. that's what this is. >> someone is going to do it and then you get sued. >> greg: what's the problem, steve? >> the problem is, i think it's great that you're refersing the third amendment, by the way, greg. everybody talks about the first and the second but nobody talks about the third. >> you know what the third is? the jan brady of amendments. >> it certainly is. thank you, loftus. he's laughing but i tell you, michael, a lot of people gave you grief because you said it's deja vu all over again. a quote that most people attribute to yogi berra but he told the "new york times" he never said it. so -- because yogi berra had early onset

if you bring in a race that put something else into it and it doesn't exactly -- and i'm not kayleigh mcenany. she's the harvard attorney, but if you bring in too much to this, and makes it hard for the jury to say, that sits in this box. you are trying to get manslaughter and attempted murder! i think that takes it someplace else. i do want to get to your thoughts on this. it has to do with maxine waters. was it free speech or something else? >> if you look up the definition of gaslighting you will seen maxine waters. what she said about republicans, in plain english telling writers and protesters to "get more confrontational." it's outrageous that she can turn this on republicans or conservatives. maxine waters represents everything that is wrong with the party and the left that has been wrong for several months. they been essentially saying if we don't get the verdict that we want then we are going to have to loot and burn the city to the ground and we are going to have people like kamala harris supporting bail. the democrats have a lot on their hands. the people in minnesota don't want pe

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[applause] although i also have to say i was very impressed that kayleigh mcenany knows less than i dothat hurt. all right. tucker. what do you think so far of this show? >> tucker: well. if you stay around fox don't mess with dana. it's your first show, i don't want to be critical. there are some highlights. i want to start with something almost nobody ever acknowledges, your studio audience. there is not a lot of falsifying. there is a lot of restraint. some chuckling, you know what i mean? so far that, for the kind of realistic nature of their responses, i give them a 10. you go to your audience. i also want to complement kat for the revel -- revelation about parmesan cheese. [cross talking] >> tucker: to admit that you've smoked parmesan cheese through a crack pipe, you go, kat. i'm going to a party with you. i know you're asking, and you're like what about the guy whose name was on the show? the anchor, as it were. i just want to say i'm not being critical. i like the exclamation points. emphatic, bold. i'm just thinking of that punctuation mark and i want to affirm it with anothe

question my o care with e reaction former white house press secretary, fox news contributor kayleigh mcenany along with joe concha, fox newsh contributor. you deal with the media mob on a daily basis. i started laughing when they said they wanted to come up with like to feature you on "60 minutes." yeah, okay, i'm sure it's going to be fair and balanced. how about we i do it live to tat that wasn't an option, kayleigh >> i find it really interesting which revealed there. "60 minutes" interviewed the president in 2016 and 2020 they came back and said let's interview him again and i will never forget walking into the interview, the president walks in, it was a complete and total hit job. every single question was framed to trap him, attacked him, take him down. the exact same thing they tried to do to ron desantis who in fact did not interview with them, but because he did the interview with them, they came to a press conference, blindsided him, refused to take the words of democrats -- this is journalistica malpractice, y the way. "the washington post," "new york times," they are biased, left

your today is emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, and in the virtual center seats, fox and friend cohost also host of the show. i'm going to kick it to you. >> good morning. thank you so much. as tensions remain high in columbus, ohio, the white house is weighing in on a police shooting and are now suggesting that the officer is responsible was a racially motivated attack, despite camera video showing her lunging at a girl with a knife. the press secretary says this. >> the killing of the 16-year-old michalak bryant is tragic, we know police violence impacts people like black men and boys experiencing higher, we are working to address systemic racism and implicit bias had on. >> emily: kayleigh, i would like to start with you. believe your own eyes, that was the prosecutor's final admonition in the derek chauvin trial and he writes that that should be the admonition governing a public response to this horrible tragedy. believe your own eyes, he writes. your thoughts? >> kayleigh: he went on to say that it was characterized as an illegitimate race shooting. when you stand at that podium y

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let's bring in someone else who knows a lot about the white house, kayleigh mcenany, co-host of "out y. so what's your reaction to jen psaki spending more time at the podium attempting massage the word crisis and what it's really about than actually addressing it? >> yeah, it's breath taking. i went and watched the first 25 minutes of the briefing this morning, and she used the word "crisis" but not in relation to the border. she said we have a climate crisis on our hands so we've got a climate crisis, we don't have a border crisis, when by the way what is happening with these children on the border is atrocious, the conditions, the facilities, it was a human rights violation according to kamala harris during the trump adminitration, but now it's just they turned a complete blind eye to these children it is an un mitigated crisis at the southern border fueled by a crisis in central america. ainsley: we saw it last night on hannity's show he interviewed the president first on dashcam rail entitlement interview since he left the white house. i felt the strongest part, kayleigh, of that

you are watching "outnumbered," my cohost, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy herself and joining us on the virtual couch in the center seat, pete hegseth. great to see you, everybody. pete, i am going to talk to you, we have the tweet up from a governor, what is helpful and what is not, always best to wait the facts. >> file that one under not helpful, the idea that your tweet said "another life of a black man taken by law enforcement," he doesn't know what happened, neither do we. we are told there's body cam footage which means we will probably, presumably, eventually get a firsthand look of what occurred. what we believe we know and we will learn more at this press conference is there was a traffic violation where they identified there was a warrant out for this man's arrest, there was some form of resisting that arrest and unfortunately there was an officer-involved shooting. we don't know anything other than that. the irresponsible ways that leaders in minnesota, jacob frey of minneapolis who have, the way they'v

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consider it the past by the pro-trump, kayleigh mcenany becoming a host and seth gorka and others on more of a bubble and folks like cortez bashed boehner, all part of the broader attempt to create gop entertainers like congressman matt gaetz of florida who is currently under investigation by the doj for allegations of involving sex trafficking and prostitution. the leaks are stunning. leaks are sickening and they just keep coming. but before these stories hit the headlines, gaetz are floated it out, maybe it what somebody else, somebody floating a balloon to axios saying he might make a early retirement or got a job at news max. as nick con fisory point the out, it is less of a party of donors and legislation and more ever a media platform in competition with other media platforms. that is gaetz approach. in the last 12 months gaetz avrm averaged 87 minutes a month on fox and he wrote in his own book, it is impossible to get cancelled if you're on every channel. why raise money to advertise when i could make the news. and if you aren't making news, you aren't governing. well he sure

today michael host emily compagno and former trump administration white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany who is beginning a new journey with us today as a regular cohost right here on "outnumbered." kayleigh, welcome. you know i adore you and i'm glad you are with this. >> kayleigh: so glad to be with you. >> harris: the obama administration, and in a virtual seat today former white house press secretary for the bush administration and fox news contributor ari fleischer. today, a trifecta of three past administrations on "outnumbered." forgive me for talking over little bit. i want to get to that so i can bring you altogether so we can welcome kayleigh. let's go around the block, emily. >> emily: kayleigh, we are so thrilled to have you as the newest member of the "outnumbered" team and it's truly great to sit alongside you and harris. welcome to the party. >> kayleigh: thank you. it is an honor to be here with both of you. this is my lunch time show and i love to be here. it is an honor each and every day. >> harris: we are going to make that happen and i like a little grilled salmon. a

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joining me, kayleigh mcenany co-host of "outnumbered." have you with us. >> good to join us. >> martha: a lot of news out of minneapolis and another killing that will heighten the tensions there. we saw what happened last summer and we heard a lot of reaction from the white house in terms of what is productive and what is not for everyone. >> yes. that's right. we always have to let the facts play out. let that process be underway of due process for the officer. look, this is a tragedy. there's no two ways about it. i grieve for the mother, katie wright. i'll be praying for her. i'll tell you, martha, one of the most emotional days i had in the white house as press secretary is when president trump sat down with these families that lost loved ones in instances of police brutality or sometimes a tragic accident. it was heart breaking. one of the most emotional days. i hugged a mom. at the end of this, a loss of life. a new mexico police officer lost his life in what is another tragedy. we have to take a close look at these and make sure th

the person tweeting it was a child star in the '80s former trump white house press secretary kayleigh mcenanyoined fox news yesterday as an on-air commentator, so it's kind of like her old job except now she'll be on fox a little less treasury secretary janet yellen said recently that senator elizabeth warren's proposed tax on millionaires could be quote, "too messy to implement" which was then seconded by the senator from east virginia, guy realperson. wait a minute, there's no senator guy realperson and i'm pretty sure there's no east virginia. check it, shoemaker. according to a new poll, almost 30% of voters would entertain specifically two following recent power outages amid a winter storm, some texans were reportedly asked to treat missed days of work as vacation days while others didn't have to be asked according to a new report, people 75 years or older are the second most vulnerable to fraud attacks. i would say call your congressman to do something about it but they're on the line with the reverse mortgage company right now. "don't sell me down the river, quigley. a small porcelain

at least nine paid contributors and in some cases kayleigh mcenany, now a co-host.z has been keeping track of that. from the watchdog group media matters. and i'm glad someone is keeping track, because it is good to to know what fox has chosen to do. this is all choices by the network. they have could have chose tone break with the trump years and move on and treat these folks as persona non grata but now they are news commentators. >> i think the timing here is pretty important. if you recall, after the election trump got very, very angry with fox for he believed not doing enough to help him stay in office after losing. and so he was telling his supporters to switch to go to oan, to go to newsmax and so i think within fox's halls they understood they needed to keep trump supporters on board. and the best way to do that was to put familiar faces from the trump administration, from the trump family on the network. as you say, this is a choice. i mean, you are not hiring donald trump's daughter-in-law for her sterling commentary, you're hiring here because you want to

here today, my cohost, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. and charles payne, host of "making money." welcome to you, kennedy and charles. senator scott addressing the division that is plaguing our nation. as he aims to unify and inspire, and for those of you who would love to see more, he was a significant portion of that speech from last night, and it is reverberating throughout washington, d.c., and beyond. speak of the beauty of the american dream is that families get to define it for themselves. we should be expanding opportunities and options for all families, not throwing money at certain issues because democrats think they know best. infrastructure spending that shrinks our economy is not common sense. weakening our southern borders and creating a crisis is not compassionate. the president is also abandoning principles he has held for decades. now he says your tax dollars should fund abortions. he's laying groundwork to pack the supreme court. this is not common ground. nowhere do we need co

emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, host of "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren is with us and joining us today, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy. kayleigh, i'm going to start with you, andy, i will get to you in a second but as i'm watching this and watching the political nature i think back on something that former president trump has been talking about for weeks. i interviewed him, how many seats exactly do you think the democrats are going to lose now in 2022? >> kayleigh: quite a few, there is the polling aspect of this, we know just 34% of americans support packing the supreme court. also there was a missed truth there, in the democrat press conference, they said there's a crisis of faith in the supreme court when in fact it's very easy to research, and you can see that the supreme court actually gained majority approval in 2018 and maintained that in 2019 and 2020. and beyond by let me be clear on this because there's some fancy political footwork going on, a former great conservative justice, and that's what nancy pelosi is doing

cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. fox nation hope of "no interruption" tomi lahren.ox news contributor and civil rights attorney leo terrel. great to see everybody. it got heated with senator kennedy last hour. we had a real conversation about race and i wonder if democrats and the president and others are really listening and watching what is being said. they are dropping that r word like it's candy. >> leo: thanks for having me, kayleigh. glad you are a member of the team of "outnumbered." i am very intimidated here because this is a super eight team right here but i saw your interview, i saw your interview with senator kennedy and i told you come a spot on. let me be clear, i spent 30 years of my life as a civil rights attorney. there is no systemic discrimination, there is no institutionalized racism in america. jim crow ended with the civil rights act of 1964 and the civil rights act of 1965. joe biden is lying from the oval office. that is why he is constantly lying about this and is hurting people. race is an issue that divides this country and harris, i have