text message exchange between trump loyalist sean hannity and then white house press secretary kayleigh mcenanyhannity texted kayleigh mcnanny january 7th the day after the insurrection laying out a five-point approach for talking to then outgoing president trump. he started with, one, no more stolen election talk. two, yes, impeachment and 25th amendment are real and many people will quit to which kayleigh mcenany responded, love that, thank you. that is the playbook. i will help reinforce. hannity according to these messages also told mcenany the white house staff should try to keep trump away from certain people. he texted her, quote, key now no more crazy people to which mcenany responded, yes, 100%. we should note that sean hannity's show was a major place where these election lies were told. in fact, they're being sued as a result. and kayleigh mcenany is one of the biggest election liars that we know. so what's your reaction when you see this conversation, this private conversation? >> well, it's stunning. it's stunning to see this full on evidence of these types of conversations that we

and kayleigh mcenany says, yes, 100%.e stuck around since january 7th. >> and also for sean hannity to be saying no more stolen election talk, wow, that's -- >> his advice hasn't worked. >> nor has it been part of programming of a number of these other networks. it's fascinating. i want to bring in cnn legal analyst and former impeachment counsel norm eisen. and joining us as well elliott williams, former deputy attorney general during the obama administration. ambassador eisen, what do you make of what the committee is asking of ivanka trump? >> anderson, this issue of the 187 minutes when president trump failed to make a statement, when you made an oath to defend your country and your nation is under attack inaction legally, morally is the same as action. the committee is honing in on that. second, the additional details -- this is an appetizer. this is a land yap. >> what's a land yap? >> new orleans for appetizer. >> okay. i didn't know that. >> you should. i'm very surprised, anderson. all our years together. >> i'm

we know that kayleigh mcenany has appeared before the 1/6 committee. we don't know how much she cooperated. we have no reason to believe hannity has responded. remember, a couple of weeks ago the committee asked hannity for help, and so far we've heard silence about that request. they appealed to his patriotism, but so far we don't know of any reason to believe hannity has actually offered to help. what he was saying in these text messages, which is not what he was saying on tv. >> and it's remarkable because hannity, you know, we just had trump on the other night, and he's acting as though he's a trump adviser all over again. he's trying to find a way to get trump back in the oval office, and yet he was texting to kayleigh mcenany we've got to keep the crazies away from him and that the 25th amendment is real. j it shows how far hannity has fallen and it also shows how little trump respects hannity. that's one of the through lines here about trump's advisers and friends and allies. they may suck up to him, but he doesn't respect themm. hannity is sayi

in all of this, we see, yes, texts from kayleigh mcenany, a lot of new stuff here, but it seems to rely very heavily on unseen details by us from general kellogg. what is the strategy behind that? >> i think what the committee is doing is showing ivanka trump and all of us we already know an awful lot about what was going on inside the white house before, during, and after january 6th and you, ivanka trump, were a crucial player in all of this. as that excerpt you just read shows, even very powerful, well placed people recognized that ivanka trump was really the only person capable of even trying to talk sense to her father not particularly successful on january 6th but that's how crucial she was and, erin, you said something very important earlier. ivanka trump and jared kushner try to keep up this sort of duality, detached, the adult in the room. if you look at it, they are witnesses, crucial witnesses. ivanka's responsive statement that came out today in response to this letter i found to be so disingenuous because her representative said, well, ivanka didn't speak at the rally and s

here now former white house press secretary and outnumbered co-host kayleigh mcenany. right, kayleigh, i can't think of this. this the is reason he is hold up in delaware. >> this is the reason he never goes anywhere. if he goes to one place he goes to scranton and where no one likes him answered goes right back to the white house. did you have any idea they were this scared of him catching coronavirus? >> if i could take a guess, yes, i would have guessed it did occur to me look, instead of shutting down the virus, jesse. he has shut himself in a white house in a posture of fear. what a metaphor for his presidency. we fear russia, we fear china, we fear covid. this is a decrepit old man who is vaccinated had is boosted and hide not guilty white house. i worked for a former president trump who did get covid. those were scary times because the vaccination wasn't available at the time. this about therapeutics. president trump, we took precautions, you could not stop thatten that. he knew he was working for the american people. getting out on the campaign trail. and it was

go with the source of the biggest fan i know of tom brady and the bucs right now and that is kayleigh mcenanyy and the mek in any family have been all over this over the weekend. i am having lunch with my parents, the news that tom is retiring, my dad is heartbroken, and here is my daughter with her tom brady jersey on, and then we find out, oh, wait, maybe it's not true. tom brady has brought us a lot of joy here in florida as a super bowl victory, and i just hope it is not true and i do wish justice breyer would have pushed back on the retirement news in the same fashion. >> harris: wow, leslie. >> leslie: i'm from boston and we have a little team called the new england patriots, maybe you have heard of them, and when tom left us for you, kayleigh, we burnt the brady jersey is. and a lot of people in boston blamed the wife, go figure, blame the woman, blamed her for the move, said she liked warm weather being from brazil and south america, no joke, and a lot of people mad that he would not go that one more super bowl with the patriots, but tom brady did say prior to winning the super bowl b

. >> this is press secretary kayleigh mcenany who went in to testify.ey have her text messages. and let me read you part of this exchange. it's interesting because here is sean hannity once again giving advice to the white house. >> not just advice but a point by point -- >> 5-point plan what they need to do. he says, quote, no more stolen election talk. that's point number 1. point number 2, yes, impeachment and 25th amendment are real and many people will quit. these are going to be critical points. in response kayleigh mcenany replies, quote, love that, thank you, that is the play book, i will help reinforce. i want to add one more. there's another exchange where hannity says key now, no more crazy people. and cayly mcenany says yes, 100%. i think it's fair to say the crazy people have stuck around since january 7th. >> and also for sean hannity to be saying no more stolen election talk, wow, that's -- >> his advice hasn't worked. >> nor has it been part of programming of a number of these -- these other numbers it's fascinating. i want to bring in c

which current fox news commentator kayleigh mcenany happily accepts.lk about this letter, i am happy to be joined by -- author of the excellent new book, unthinkable, trauma, truth and the trials of american democracy. i spoke to him on the podcast. you get wherever you get your podcasts. congressman raskin, there is a lot here. i guess the first question is, this is a solicitation of cooperation. how do you understand, how should we understand this letter to ivanka trump? >> well, we are closing in on the target chris. it is been a very good week for us with the supreme court decision. rejecting trump's efforts to block, release, a whole bunch of documents. lots of people coming forward to testify. and we are really developing a fine grain portrait of what happened on that day. ivanka trump is a critical figure because she was there in the morning. we believe that she was there when trump was still trying to twist mike pence's arm. remember that you will go down in history as a patriot or a pushy. his words there. she was also a key figure in trying t

. >> and you have more breaking news about trump's former press secretary kayleigh mcenany?ight. kayleigh mcenany, now works for fox news, did testify in front of the committee today in a virtual hearing. we dont know exactly what she are layed to the committee but she had been under subpoena for some time. her initial deposition appearance was delayeds as she engaged with the committee. now she's sat down with them virtually and answered questions. of course, mcenany, another one of these people very close to the former president donald trump who could have specific insight into that day specifically on january 6th. at this point we don't know what she told the committee, jake. >> ryan, one other question. this is a fringe conspiracy theory, but i have to ask you because it is showing up at congressional hearings raised by house and senate republicans. an arizona man, ray epps, has become a taertrget that he was undercover fbi agent or informant or operative at the capitol on january 6th last year. that he was planted by the government, this is the conspiracy theory. plante

i'm joined by my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. fox nation host tomi lahren and in the center seat, fox news contributor guy benson. russia is moving tanks, all artillery, jets and warships in the position for a possible invasion into the ukraine. united states is sending military aid to the ukraine, $200 million most recently, antitank missiles. and that u.s. troops are on heightened alert, 8,500 at last count. present biden says this kind of invasion could change the world, calling it an imminent threat. but you might be surprised to learn what our president had time to do yesterday among the imminent threat. and that should have a s on the end. with the border, lots of stuff going on. he left the white house to pick up some ice cream. critics say the optics are awful. guy benson, let's start with you. >> guy: on the ice cream? is the president loves his ice cream, we know this. with all the threats that you just mention percolating right now and perhaps coming to a head, with the white house insisting that his schedule is absolu

released from january 7th show fox news host sean hannity giving white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany tips for the president. no more stolen election talk. no more crazy people. yes, 100%, she responds. also today, more potential trouble for the former president. a prosecutor in atlanta has requested a special grand jury to investigate whether mr. trump tried to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. norah. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> much of the country is preparing for an arctic blast, bringing frigid temperatures, snow, and freezing rain. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettis from the weather channel's global headquarters. good evening, mike. i know this tomorrow is widespread. it stretches from texas to the carolinas up to virginia. how much snow are we talking about? >> good evening, norah. we definitely have an impactful winter storm on the way. in places where we don't typically get a lot of winter weather. here in our studio, we can give you an idea of what it will look like in a place like norfolk, virginia. but show you that forecast coming in tomorrow aft

kayleigh mcenany was subpoenaed back in november. house g.o.p. leader mccarthy says he'll not cooperate with the january 6 committee adding that he won't participate in the "abuse of power." mitch mcconnell firing back at biden's remarks in atlanta yesterday concerning voter reform and pushing senate democrats to blow up the filibuster. >> he compared, listen to this, a bipartisan majority of senators to literal traitors. how profoundly, profoundly unpresidential. >> shannon: the president says it's time to change the filibuster for the purpose of this federal election overhaul, something moderate democrats like joe manchin and some others have said they are not willing to do. a scene fit for a horror movie playing out in real-life in texas. and two animal rescues that will make your day. if you had a tough day it will brighten you up. next. a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo

love that kayleigh mcenany replied. that is the playbook. i'll help reinforce but on the air, they stayed loyal never disclosing private chats trying to in hannity's words land the plane without anyone else getting hurt. ingram a few days later texted meadows about fears of violence and said everyone needs to calm down. they went from fight, fight, fight, to hush, hush, hush. and they were rewarded for it. host. no more stolen election talk, that's completely ignored. this is trump just last night talking about january 6th in happy terms. defending his speech on the ellipse that day. >> this was a protest rally against the election, which they considered to be totally rigged. >> reporter: so the same fox stars who in private were trying to guard against trump's worst behavior in public, they were helping to crash the car. now one year later have forgotten the lessons of january 6th. they are in detail what happened but this house committee, they are forcing everyone to remember and they still have a lot more text messages that we don't know

but he sends this message to kayleigh mcenany on january 7th in the text. no more stolen election talk. yes, impeach and 25th amendment are real. and many people will quit. kayleigh mcenany who i believe was moonlighting a of the the rnc at this point furthering the lies about election fraud responds love that, that is the playbook i will enforce. the playbook, no more stolen election talk. i believe she engaged in stolen election talk, lots of it afterwards. how does that evidence pull together what the committee is doing, piecing together doublespeak, privately communicated about how horrible the president's conduct and lies really were? >> i think it is significant. there is both -- just a fact-gathering component to what the congressional committee is doing. then there is potentially a law enforcement component. what was the state of mind of these individuals. because for a criminal investigation you have to have mens rea, some bad intent. as this evidence unfolds and you start to see trump diagnose told -- that's what the committee is trying to figure

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>> bret: kayleigh mcenany, a fox news contributor. mike, thank you.tes an alarming number of illegal immigrants who have essentially disappeared inside this country. here is correspondent bill melugin from la joya, texas. >> with a smile and a wave, migrants cross illegally into la joya, texas tuesday morning. it's a scene that also a played out here repeatedly during this border crisis. and now, for the first time, new dhs data reveals how many migrants never reported to ice after they were released from federal custody with a notice to report or ntr. between march and august, dhs says they released over 104,000 migrants with ntrs but only 50,000 checked in with ice. more than 47,000 migrants never reported to ice and another 6600 hadn't reported at the time. the numbers, add ton what the biden administration previous claims about migrants. >> they are not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time. >> ntrs have since been discontinued and wisconsin senator ron johnson says they were a failure. >> the notice to report was a new innovation in

released from january 7th show fox news host sean hannity giving white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany tips for the president. no more stolen election talk, no more crazy people. yes, 100%, she responds. also new potential trouble from the former president as a georgia prosecutor recommend a special grand jury be convened to investigate whether the former president tried to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >>> parts of the southeast are bracing for a winter blast that's bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain. the governors of north carolina, south carolina, and virginia have declared states of emergency ahead of the latest winter storm. some areas could get more than five inches of snow. a number of schools have also canceled classes and after-school activities. authorities are warning of power outages and below-freezing temperatures. >>> there's new video from a security camera showing the moment a suspected gas explosion and fire leveled a three-story row home in new york city on tuesday. a 77-year-old woman was killed.g five police o

committee members didn't meet online yesterday with trump white house secretary kayleigh mcenany. subpoenaed in november. well, today democrats plan to pass a bill in the house designed to fast track voting rights legislation in the senate. a loophole is going to allow democrats to debate the bill as early as today. ultimately jump-start their efforts to change senate rules by martin luther king day. martin is live in dc with the latest. good morning workout. good morning. will democrats are trying to move quickly to try to get these 2 voting rights bills to president biden's desk. >> senator schumer could jumpstart a floor debate as early as today, but the big vote still awaits in atlanta. the matter is democrats are still lacking the votes for it to pass. >> the battle over voting rights is coming to a head on capitol hill thursday. democrats will fast track their 2 bills designed to strengthen the 1965 voting rights act. improve redistricting and campaign financing. laws will ensure that every american has the ability to make their voice and vote heard. >> and i democracy. wedn

kayleigh mcenany will take it on after this. ♪♪ ♪♪ stuart: it's got a good beat.g up later this afternoon 2:00 to 3:00. i've been asking market guests, first question. what happens if power comes on really hawkish. what happens with the market? >> you have the fed funds rate pricing at 45 rate hikes this year, 50 basis points indication for a hike in march. would that be hawkish? with that surprise the market or take markets lower? don't you think? stuart: i would agree with that. that kind of shock from the fed at this time would take the market down the turn it around, what happens of the comments are considered dovish? >> which if you think about it given the best day for the stock market this year, the nasdaq is down 13%, the stock market decline, doing heavy lifting for the federal reserve, they have to hike rakes for a 5-time the resident futures are pricing in. some would say maybe not and if that is the case, if they are more dovish, stockmarkets could rally from here with the earnings we've seen which has been fantastic, a great example of that. 45% growt

released from january 7th show fox news host sean hannity giving white house press secretary kayleigh mcenanyfor the president. "no more stolen election talk, no more crazy people." "yes, 100%," she responds. also today, more potential trouble for the former president. a prosecutor in atlanta has requested a special grand jury to investigate whether mr. trump tried to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. norah. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane, thank you. much of the country is preparing for an arctic blast, bringing frigid temperatures, snow, and freezing rain. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from the weather channel's global headquarters. good evening, mike. so, i know this storm is widespread, stretches from texas to the carolinas, up to virginia. how much snow are we talking about? >> reporter: good evening, norah. we definitely have an impactfulc winter storm on the way, and in places where we don't typically get a lot of winter weather. here in our state-of-the-art virtual studio, we can give you an idea of what it would look like in a place like norfolk, virgina. but s

kayleigh mcenany.his has nothing to do with skin color and everything to do with the ideology of the lunatics. whenever you get a prominent black conservative like clarence thomas, you are only officially black to them if you are a black liberal. kayleigh: justice thomas doesn't officially represent the black communities? what does that mean? because of the color of his skin he's suppose to think a certain way? you must be a liberal justice. no, that's so long, dan. it's the same thing they did to senator tim scott who gave in my view the best rebuttal to a national address. so what happened? the left trended uncle tim on twitter, a reference to uncle tom. the first black lieutenant governor, they ignore her. dan: it's frustrating. i saw our friend leo terrell on the network. this isn't even soft bigotry. treating black voters like it's mandatory. they are trying to make infants out of them? these are american citizens. does this surprise liberals that they all think differently? is this a shocker to t

in a reminder that others close to trump are cooperating with the committee, we learned that kayleigh mcenany today did answer questions from the committee investigators. david? >> jonathan karl on this again tonight. jon, thank you. >>> meanwhile, here in new york city tonight, a major setback for britain's prince andrew. a federal judge here issuing a blow, refusing to dismiss a lawsuit claiming the prince sexually assaulted an american woman when she was 17. all of this, of course, the continuing fallout from jeffrey epstein. abc's james longman on what happens next now. >> reporter: tonight, a major legal setback for prince andrew. a federal judge in new york has now allowed virginia roberts giuffre to go forward with her civil sex abuse case against him. the judge denying a motion by the prince's lawyers to have it thrown out. their claim was largely based on language in a 2009 settlement between giuffre and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, that included a clause protecting "other potential defendants" from future lawsuits. lawyers for the queen's second son, and epstein's friend,

we all know that kayleigh mcenany who testified last week, provided text messages to the committee.e are starting to see that the committee is actually getting a lot of evidence. notwithstanding some of the instruction from the meadows and the banners etc. we are still gathering a lot of evidence it is interesting to me scratch. and it is something that we need to include all of this evidence in the requested trump. but i noted a couple things that were very interesting. they're really narrowing their requests to january 6th. and in light of that supreme court decision you reference, yesterday which relies on the court of appeals decision earlier where basically courts have said that it doesn't matter whether donald trump is the former president or is the president now but matters that occurred on january six are not subject to executive privilege that is basically everything that they asked donald trump, and the other thing that jumps out to me there is that they are putting a vocal trump in a really difficult position by laying out all of this evidence. we know evidence they have

proposed talking points for kayleigh mcenany, a draft text of a presidential speech for the "save america" rally that preceded the mob attack, and a handwritten note concerning january 6th. now, we don't know who wrote the note. all we know, is it was written on a burger wrapper. ( laughter ) but there's no way of knowing, jon. >> jon: no way. >> stephen: no way of knowing who wrote that. >> jon: it's hard tom washingto. last night, the democrats came up short on a last-ditch effort to advance the voting rights bill. here's the crazy part-- senate democrats, who have a majority, unanimously supported the bill. but to pass it, they needed to win a separate vote to change the filibuster rules, which failed. thanks to two who voted against it: democratic senators an -- ( booing ) -- democratic senators and republican senators, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. so, they supported the voting rights bill, but they were unwilling to do what it takes to pass it. if that makes you mad, you're in good company, because last night, senator bernie sanders brought the heat to the meat. >> if you think th

we now know that kayleigh mcenany, who testified last week, the former press secretary, provided text messages to the committee. so we're starting to see that the committee is actually getting a lot of evidence, notwithstanding some of the on fuss skaggs and obstruction from the meadows and the bannons, et cetera, that they're still gathering and able to gather a lot of evidence, and it was interesting to me, rachel. it's an 11-page letter, and obviously the committee did not need to include all of this evidence for a request to ivanka trump. but i noted a couple of things that were really interesting legally. first, they're really narrowing their request to january 6th, and in light of that supreme court decision you referenced yesterday, which relies on the court of appeals decision earlier where basically courts have said it doesn't matter whether donald trump was the former president or would be president now, but matters that occurred on january 6th are not subject to executive privilege. that's basically everything they ask ivanka trump for. and the other thing that jumps out to

we have lindsey graham, kayleigh mcenany, greg's friend marianne williamson who may be primarying joeu, tyrus. going to be a great show. able sure to tune. in also, let's do this. yeah, you know, a lot of celebrity stuff tonight. but, we have been wondering what happened to andrew cuomo since he lost his job and where has he been? turns out he has just been rolling along, running in place, trying to get in shape, you know, it's hard for him to get across fly -- because his scaly good to see andrew cuomo out and about not hiding. anyway, that was at his pilates studio. can't see nipples. >> jesse: geraldo, speaking of nipples. >> jesse: told, we would live to give a very special shoutout to fox news super fan agnes, we send our love to her all the way in lincoln, nebraska. agnes is turning 100 this year. she actually credits me for her longevity. you see, she says it was one of my special investigative reports on drug abuse, no joke, that made her quit the nasty habit of smoking many, many years ago so she could enjoy the long life that she is enjoying right now surrounded by her lovin

we need kayleigh mcenany, and we found her, and she's with me now kayleigh?taking care of his wife who was going through cancer treatment. aoc has egg all over her face, right? >> kayleigh: oh, she totally does. the question is does aoc realize she has egg on her face? she gave that rather bizarre response saying the criticism of her comes because republicans basically have loving affection for her and are angry they can't be with her so therefore, they criticize her and it was a really bizarre response. it was one that i don't think is befitting of a sitting elected member of the united states house of representatives so that aside, then she criticizes ron desantis whose wife casey, an incredible woman, is going through cancer treatment. she does have a lot of egg on her face but stuart i don't know if she realizes it. stuart: i don't think she does, no, i don't think she cares about it either that be my opinion. i just i'm just, i'll be very interested to see if she ever goes back to florida. what will the floridians say, please, don't bring your politic s

joining me now as emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, fox nation host tomi lahren, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. it's going to be a great hour, good to see everybody. according to the new guidance updated in december, the fda says there are a number of factors to consider when determining who is at high risk as a patient and who will be eligible for certain covid treatments. age and obesity are the top ones. but the fda says race and ethnicity should be on that list. the new guidance reading this way, other medical conditions or factors, for example, race or ethnicity, may also place individual patients at high risk for progression to severe covid-19. now, i want to point out that unless someone got a medical degree over the weekend, none of us are doctors but we all live in the real world. and it jason, when you are asking people to do things and mandating that people do things, a mix prioritizing other people specifically difficult i would imagine in this environment. >> jason: i can't believe we are in a place in this country where triage is going to b

joining me now we have kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary and co-host of outnumbered. mollie hemingway senior editor of the federalist and fox news contributor and joe concha also a fox news contributor. bret has his power panel and we have ours tonight and it's a great one. sometimes you just want to take a beat and take a moment we're a year into this administration, kayleigh, you know, the trump white house got accused of chaos and all the time. that's all they talked about which is what they did to distract away from actual accomplishment. is it ideology driving them or utter incompetence, kayleigh? >> it's both. it's laughable because, pete, i remember, you know, we are exiting the white house, they are coming in the brax we are being told the adults are back. the adults are in the room. joe biden has it covered. this administration knows what they are doing. they are veterans. they have been here with president barack obama they are back. they are back. look what that got us the six months in the most disastrous withdrawal i have ever seen out of afghanistan, a

joining me now as emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, fox nation host tomi lahren, former utah congressmantz. it's going to be a great hour, good to see everybody.

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i'm joined by my cohost, harris faulkner, and kayleigh mcenany. as well as kennedy house of kennedy and fox and friends and, lawrence jones. the high court is he an argument on two carbines policy sedate for the the first, is the government's vaccine or testing requirement for private business. with more than 100 employees. the second, is the vaccine mandate that would affect most health care workers. most american businesses are holding back on the mandate. now, the u.s. supreme court will decide whether the biden administration biden administration county force their hand. now kennedy? >> hello. >> hello hello. the biden administration has been reminded time and time again that executive power is limited. including the prior decision to strike down the conviction when the supreme court wrote, quote we expect congress to speak clearly, when authorizing an agency to exercise power with such vast economic and political significance. here, what is clear is that there is not even a hint that congress authorized any agency to issue vaccine mandates fo

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i'm joined by my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, democratic strategist jim arnold and in the center seat, fox & friends weekend cohost and host of miseducation of america, pete hegseth. we will get into that later. a new gallup poll highlights a dramatic shift in u.s. politics, showing more americans see themselves as republicans or a leading conservative and the g.o.p. is holding a five-point lead on that front. the democrats had a nearly ten-point edge about a year ago. think about that, not just the flip, but a big one. in fact president biden's party had the highest approval in decades when he first took office last january. now the stunning reversal. why they blame the biden administration's missteps for it. one democrat strategist is pointing fingers elsewhere. >> he got infrastructure success which is a good thing because it success breeds success. but i think the problem of the democrats is not that they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> harris: so you want to take on the entire american voting force. pete, a record number in the last presidential elec

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. >> reporter: -- kayleigh mcenany said donald trump was fighting to stay in office. >> this president'ser. he's not giving up. >> reporter: fight, fight, fight. that was the right-wing tv narrative until insurrection day. >> i think it's not an understatement to say we're in a constitutional tinderbox right now. >> reporter: these shows supplied the firewood and the matches. but behind the scenes, some claimed to fear a fire. >> multiple fox news hosts knew the president needed to act immediately. >> reporter: the house's 1/6 committee keeps sharing text messages that show how two-faced some of these stars are. on december 31st, 2020, sean hannity wrote to chief of staff mark meadows saying, i do not see january 6th happening the way he is being told. and on january 5th, hannity wrote that he was, quote, very worried about the next 48 hours according to the panel. but he never told viewers about his concerns. >> tomorrow's massive pro-trump march in washington -- >> reporter: and his colleagues were pumped about january 6th. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people pouring into washin

i'm kayleigh mcenany and this is "outnumbered." here today, my cohost, harris faulkner, fox news anchor kevin mcfarlane. and fox cohost, brian to me. it was a heartbreaking weekend for our nations law enforcement officer, a manhunt is underway as we speak for the suspect who murdered a texas constable deputy during a traffic stop. a texas special agent died in a car crash while arresting migrants near the border. at our nation's capital, another police officer was shot and wounded. sources are calling what happened a place in new york city a "complete execution." a career criminal out on probation decided to open fire on officers at harlem when they discover dominic were responding to a domestic violence call. the antics killed rookie cop and deputy partner will cling to it life with a bullet lodged in his brain peered hollered down like hundreds of fellow officers gathered at the funeral home to pay respects, who was just 22 years old and a newlywed and he graduated high school less than five years ago and had this inspiring messa

i am at kayleigh mcenany and this is a "outnumbered." i joined my cohost harris faulkner and emily compagno, fox & friends first cohost carley shimkus and incense for the micro center virtual seat, fox news analyst juan williams. as the united states meshes another record on covid-19 and violent crime surges while inflation raises on the mic rages on in the border spirals out of control, the president's pivoting. or some would say president biden is deflecting as he focuses today on voting rights. but even as he tries to prove resent a united front on issue, he's facing some trouble. with high profile voting we just planning to be no-shows today like states gnomic stacey abrams who is citing a scheduling conflict as well as others who are dismissing today's address is being too little, too late. the former head of the naacp is saying "we do not need any more speeches, we do not need any more platitudes, we need action. but the white house still sees georgia as ground zero and its push for a federal takeover of u.s. elections. the preside

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i'm joined by my caused emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, anchor of fox news at night shannon bream is here, and in the center seat, former white house speechwriter and "washington post" columnist and fox news contributor, marc thiessen. critics calling the president's conference a total disaster, and the white house even forced to clarify some of his comments. not once, not twice, but now he's doing it himself. then you are post described his q&a as, he said what? writing that the press conference was supposed to inspire competence failed horribly, although he tried to highlight his "enormous progress he clearly ignored some of the nation's larger problems. such as crime, although to be fair, the reporters didn't even ask about that, like there's not even a crime crisis going on. mention to zero times by him or them. raising questions of the president seems to be detached from the realities of the american people. and what they would really think that given his dismal polling about him, and here's how he reacted to all of it. >> how do you plan to win back moderates and independent

i'm emily compagno, joined by kayleigh mcenany., julie banderas, former state department spokeswoman morgan ortagus, and dave rubin, host of "the rubin report."

bush and a fox news contributor as well as kayleigh mcenany co-host of outnumbered and author of for such a time as this. welcome to both of you. i'm going to start with you, kayleigh, more people voted after the voting rights bill was passed in georgia than before. so how are they claiming that this is racist and that this is, you know, something that needs to be changed to give people back democracy? >> that's exactly right. you are referring to the elections in 2021. more people voted after than before. not only that, "the atlanta journal constitution," the big paper there in atlanta said that there were no long lines. that it essentially went flawless. but, of course you have the president going down and gaslighting saying this is jim crow 2.0. he has been fact checked on this but taking a bird's eye view as to what happened today in the speech, rachel it, boils down to this. you look at issues 1, 2, and 3 in interest of priority to voters and any polling, you see the economy, you see covid, you see immigration. when you think of biden's name and juxtaposition to those issues, you

kayleigh mcenany has also cooperated fullsomely with the 1/6 committee. the example set by some most senior advisers is being set by some of the most public and visible faces around both men. >> right. i think what's been so interesting in recent weeks is just how important and a road map mark meadows 2300 text messages served as for the committee in terms of connecting the dots. the release of the fake electoral certificates and then go back to the contempt report to see that meadows is well aware of the effort to get rival slates on board with the plan and we do know that the committee obtained in totality over 4,000 text messages and haven't skimmed the surface on what they have learned on the texts but i think it's safe to say if we haven't heard of elevated to criminal contempt that most players over 300 people subpoenaed or reached out to and asked to comply with the investigation and sat for depositions. the committee this very week is continuing with the depositions and are working to wrap things up to finish connecting the dots and had a recent l

so keith, kayleigh mcenany, of course you have your luminaries weighing in.ther references of this letter i find totally fascinating where they say they drop little bread crumbs as it were saying things like, you know, it's been reported or the committee has information that. so they are drawing on the information that's been provided to them from multiple sources. that's perfectly clear from this letter. >> and john, what did you think when you saw in this letter there are multiple outtakes of that rose garden video where trump initially failed to ask the rioters to leave the capitol. the committee wants those outtakes for the national archives. will they have a problem getting them now that the supreme court says the national archives can hand things over? >> unless they've been destroyed they shouldn't, and there's no indication from the archival response in the litigation there's anything amiss with this material than is available. they haven't reported it's not in the inventory as requested. i think this will be forthcoming. i think these will be very te

. >>> back in december of 2020 white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany told -- >> the only metrore joe biden beat hillary clinton ironically in those states there has been an alternate slate of electors voted upon that congress will decide in january. >> all of this raises a crucial question that's at the heart of everything, what exactly was trump doing during the insurrection? he was letting it play out on tv, we know. one former white house official recently told me that. but trump was also talking to kevin mccarthy. he made the choice to serve as trump's lackie, announced he will not voluntarily cooperate with the january 6th committee. he high-tailed it out of a news conference this week after being pressed on how he once said he would cooperate. he just couldn't handle the questions, just like trump, who could not defend the big lie on national public radio. >> how come when he went to speak in different locations, nobody came to watch? but all of a sudden he got 80 million votes? >> if you'll forgive me, maybe because the election was about you. are you telling republicans

i'm joined by harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, gillian turner, and in the center seat we have joe concha. the million cobig cases is double that in india back in may and this comes as nearly one and 100 americans tested positive for the virus in just the last week. meantime, the mixed messages from the cdc and white house are creating even more confusion while raising new concerns about how the president is managing this crisis. he is now set to meet with his covid response team in just a few hours. remember, as a candidate he promised to shut down the virus. he said he fixed what his campaign referred to as the trump testing fiasco. but now he's dodging questions about the current testing crisis. watch. >> do you think we will have a testing component? >> president biden: i will be talking about that later. >> will you break up the big four meat-packers? >> emily: kayleigh, even before he took office, joe biden criticized the trump administration's handling and logistical fashion of the pandemic calling the lack of testing of the time, "a travesty." he claimed it was he, jill bid