condolence. what about the mother and father of that 1-month-old baby girl? what about the mother and father of the college student who is now been laid to rest? the president wants to be a consoler-in-chief. yesterday was a wonderful opportunity for him to do that in chicago, and i think it was a missed opportunity. emily: such a great point. kayleigh, what are your thoughts on that? now he can t even look the country in the eye to offer condolences for newborns being shot. kayleigh: that s right. also for the two federal agents and the chicago police officer who were shot, he didn t offer any condolences, he didn t say their names. it s amazing. he made public remarks, he lands in chicago, makes public remarks an hour away, will not say the name of federal officials, police officers. he ll miss. on the tarmac and they ll come in a readout from jen psaki, but he won t say their names.
gillian turner. host of no interruption, tomi lahren, and senior editor of the federalist, chris bedford. the crime stats are stunning, with three people killed in 19 wounded in shootings just yesterday alone. the explosion of gun balance rocking chicago that has already taken the lives of a 19-year-old national guard soldier who dreamed of one day becoming a police officer. he would have turned 20 tomorrow. and max lewis, a college student left paralyzed from the neck down who used his eyes to signal he wanted to be taken off life support. his funeral is today. so you would think the president would mention something about all this during the speech he gave just an hour outside of chicago, but you would be wrong. he mentioned free college, the climate crisis, and even touted l.e.d. light bulbs, but not one word about the rise in crime.
about a week. my husband and saw the car seat into the car two days ago. it s shocking and actually makes me feel anxious and a little bit sick to even talk about it. but i think it s important to highlight for people at home that infants, newborns, are now and cut in the cross hairs of the epidemic of violence. one thing we know from yesterday that has some value, coming out of that 3-minute long meeting that he had with lori lightfoot on the tarmac, the white house said yesterday that she raised the issue of gun violence with the president, and by way of response when he said to her was the white house is standing up a task force that is going to look at sort of the root cause of gun violence, which they say is stray and rogue dealers, that they are going to focus on cities like chicago and new york. but he really have any words for the mayor or the american public when he spoke an hour later, of
Transcripts for FOXNEWS Outnumbered 20240604 16:00:15 archive.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from archive.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
butinstead they re planning a funeral for him. this is horrible, there s 150 people shot, the most violent weekend in chicago this year, which has been a massive spike, and so far the president has barely said anything because he s got nothing to say. as one oakland city councilmember called it, the rise in crime recently road bumps to some kind of utopia there trying to create. emily: tomi, how can the road bumps be the loss of life, the loss of a family member, of a loved one, of a 1-month-old, as they are learning, and as the crime wave continues spiking in chicago? a community leader, the executive director was on this network earlier today. why is he meeting with the mayor has no plan for the violence? he says we do. the community leaders have a plan to end the violence, but the president won t meet with them. tomi: and actually quite surprised that lori lightfoot