school. you've heard me say it. my wife says, if we don't, if any country out-educates us, they are going to outcompete us. look at what china is doing and the rest of the world. they are investing. they are investing in things that relate to the ability people to go to work and stay at work. women who can't go back to work because they don't have anybody to take care of their children. so to give a tax cut to a working mom to be able to afford day care, is that a bad idea? i think it's a darn good idea. it will get people back to work. there's a lot of things in the legislation talking about it across the country. i think the american people overwhelmingly support it. but the idea that somehow this is somebody else's legislation. it's what i wrote. >> reporter: $2 trillion reconciliation bill, without be acceptable to you? >> president biden: as you know, it's not a smart thing to negotiate in public. we are in the process of continuing to talk to all the parties and see what we can get done. >> reporter: you thought there was progress in the negotiations. what is this progress? international news that was big yesterday. do you have a reaction? [indistinct] against corruption, national security. what's your reaction? do you plan to do anything about it? >> president biden: we are looking at it. the first part of your question was what? >> reporter: what is progress look like to you a negotiation? >> president biden: winning. >> reporter: can you guarantee that the u.s. will not reach the debt ceiling? that that will not happen? >> president biden: no, i can't. that is up to mitch mcconnell. >> reporter: so it's possible that the u.s. will not pay its debt. >> president biden: i can't believe that will be the end result. the consequence is so dire. i don't believe that. but can i guarantee it? if i could, i would. but i can't. thank you all very much. >> reporter: senator manchin says -- >> harris: the president of the united states. may be taking questions at that point was not what he anticipated. he wanted to focus on making republicans the villain. in terms of his fight to get the debt ceiling raised. is it fair to say. he runs the house, as kayleigh mcenany was saying. he focused on two senators inside the senate, the moderates manchin and sinema when it comes to his bigger agenda which is what reporters were focused on. peter doocy focused on this. here's what was going on. protesters have abandoned civility. activists -- moderate senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema as president biden got to shove a massive tax-and-spend bill through congress. we've been watching that unfold. they followed senator sinema into the ladies room because she dared to take a stand against biden's costly agenda. let's take a watch. >> we need solutions, the build back better plan. we knocked on doors for you to get you elected. just how we got you elected, we can get you out of office. >> harris: fat area was locked and secured, by the way, that they managed to get into. you're watching "outnumbered." here today michael hosts emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. dagen mcdowell. in the center virtual seat, rob smith, turning point usa contributor and host of "rob smith is problematic. we love them. speaker nancy pelosi pushing the deadline down to vote on the president's multitrillion dollar agenda to halloween after moderates and progressives failed to reach an agreement. incentive are engaging in a respectable debate, protesters followed cinema into the restroom where she teaches at arizona state university. >> i am heading out. >> is a real moment. >> we need to build back that are plan right now. >> we knocked on doors. solutions to the build back better plan. we knocked on doors for you to get you elected. just how we got you elected, we can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> human trafficking. >> harris: as much as senator sinema, that group of protesters on kayaks confronted senator manchin. ironically he agreed with his progressive -- with their progressive talking points. >> a lot of poverty. what are you going to do for the poor in west virginia? we need to tax the rich. >> i agree. everyone should pay their fair share. >> harris: clearly, i want to get your overall thoughts. you have been in positions having worked in the white house where people will climb out of their boundaries to climb into yours. >> yes, they will. you have a president who was just asked about it. we heard president biden. what you say that? there was a sitting female senator chased into a bathroom. what do you say to that? he said this part of the process. no, no, no. not part of the legislative process to be chased into a bathroom. yes, you hear from constituents, not chasing the bathroom stalls as happened here. should've condemned this full throttle. he does not. i want to point out you can learn a lot about what's going on in washington by the whisper campaign, the anonymous sources. biden had that meeting on the hill, the anonymous sources chemo. democrat lawmakers started whispering to politico. the fact that the president came to the hill. someone at abc had a source saying they were disappointed by biden. when the president comes, it's to close the deal, not to say hello. jacqui heinrich at fox, one source describing biden's visit as a nothing burger. not covering for sinema. he should look in the mirror. >> harris: do you think he is in trouble? >> huge trouble. when people start to leak, something is going wrong. people from your own party. >> harris: dagen, i want to come to you on money not only because you're brilliant in that regard that we are watching the screen and wondering, the debt ceiling, the china deal, the real estate giant having problems. we get all of that. this is a greater overarching problem for president biden because you're following this up with inflation and a lot of numbers that matter to americans right now. >> dagen: raising the debt ceiling, the democrats could do it on their own. he is trying to muddy the waters, and when the commander in chief blames the previous commander in chief, president trump, you know he's losing. that flushing sound that you heard in the video the protesters chased and kyrsten sinema and her students into the bathroom, the flushing sound is their agenda going down the toilet. democrats could raise the debt ceiling on their own. they control the white house. senate, and house of representatives. when asked about catching a debt ceiling increase into the reconciliation bill, president biden's response was, i don't mean to confuse the american people. again and again, the biden administration talk to the american people as if they are stupid. they are not. they see what's going on. in terms of the spending under president trump, there was $6 trillion in pandemic spending most of which was borrowed. there was that coronavirus pandemic they were struggling with. and also speaks to the identity politics of the left. the identity that you're talking about is not gender. , not sexuality, not individualism. the only thing that matters is if you're a hard left democrat who will toe the line. joe biden, the fact that he said it's inappropriate but we all deal with that kind of harassment, that is a lie too. >> harris: he said unless you have secret service. i want to share with everybody what happened about an hour ago. a statement was released by kyrsten sinema. she's a teacher at arizona state university. here's how it reads in part. yesterday's behavior was not legitimate. as protest. it's on acceptable for activist organizations to instruct their members to jeopardize themselves by engaging in unlawful activities such as gaining access to close buildings, filming students in the restroom. >> what happened to the senator was disgusting and uncivil and revolting and i do not condone that. in any capacity. but the statement seems disingenuous. there was a lot of language coming from some high-profile people on the left. maxine waters said get in their faces. make them uncomfortable. this was senator rand paul. or at tucker carlson's home. now it's coming to the minneapolis mayor, jacob frey, getting sort of accosted in public and now you're seeing what's happening with senator kyrsten sinema which is revolting. i have to say that i have absolutely zero sympathy for these people on the left now that the beef that they have created has decided to start smacking on them. there needs to be more civility on both sides of the equation. particularly on the left because this is what they have wrought. >> harris: and i know you to be a sensitive guy so to hear you say that is kind of like what we saw with president biden. didn't have a lot of sympathy for them either. >> emily: that's par for the course and secondly, this horrible pattern that we keep seeing. why do we see these attacks? why do we see people following senator sinema into a restroom? why do we see the condemnation being reserved for people who disagree with you on policy rather than condemnation for people who behave inappropriately and downright dangerously. representative jaya paul, she is the one that said we won't let a few conservative democrats stand the way of transformational progress for millions of americans. that sounds like a dog whistle from which people will charge ahead and go behind boundaries and go behind secure buildings. we heard aoc say it's not part of a negotiation process. it's a serious negotiation. we also heard the president in addition to today saying it was part of the process, he said so was frustration. that's part of the process. what i'm hearing is a blessing of this kind of behavior condo a condemnation of top democratic leaders, their own members of te party who disagree and on top of that i am seeing a swampy president who said this is just how it's been for 50 years. like an impotent person and that's what he is. >> harris: we saw it during the rioting when the peaceful protesters were forced to deal with insurgents among them. give them room. one of the democratic mayor said give them room. it's the tolerance you say, the horrible behavior that can become dangerous. we'll move on. coming up, another christmas without family? 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outbreak. >> harris: i'm confused in what world he lives in where he doesn't have a phone or a television nor any friends who have a social life. if you saw talladega this weekend, no one is listening to this man. if you're wearing a mask, if you're outdoors, whatever decision you're making and you make them at this point you have to start to tell the american people the science. look. i took my husband to the suns game. pop-up surprise in july. we wore masks in the arena. that was the one time the sans won. it's ridiculous to think someone who can't see greater society. look at the games, football games, indoor games, basketball games. look at all the things that are going on that are uniting people. why can't he find a way to look at that and say we are coming together. if i were you, based on the science, why don't you try it this way. by all means love and hugs. my dad passed away on christmas day in 2020. i will live for the rest of my life knowing that i may be listened to some things that were not based on science. i got fully vaccinated as fast as i can but it was too late for him. >> kayleigh: i spent an entire year away from my grandmother because the pandemic. she passed away i never got to give a last hug. i know how you feel. i know how americans feel not trusting dr. anthony fauci. the reason why we have the tape. let's roll it. here's hoping elsie said. >> this is not driven by immigrants. this is a problem in our country the same way it's a problem with other countries throughout the world. certainly immigrants can get infected but they are not the driving force. let's face reality. >> kayleigh: jen psaki told us illegal immigrants don't need to get vaccinated and american citizens do in "the new york times" reporting that they are not getting tested before being released to society all the time. >> emily: to me it represents an elitist, but is ignoring geographical realities. in the southern border the town of mcallen, texas, for example, 7,000 covid positive immigrants were released within the city limits in the span of six months. one week alone saw 1500. detainees, and there covid positive rate has increased 900%. it's the subject of this lawsuit against the federal government by border governors who are pleading with his administration to recognize that they're being absolutely destroyed and their resources and their finances based on this. they're falling on deaf ears. reclamation is 30%, refusing the covid vaccination when offered. and we have an administration that condemns the unvaccinated. they call it a pandemic but only if it's an american citizen. if it's an illegal immigrant, then give them the world. >> harris: so much has been said about people's politics and why they don't get vaccinated. if you look percentage-wise, there's a tremendous amount of people who have chosen, they don't trust the government and they are not going to do it. people of color having some of the same discussions. they didn't trust their own governments. they're not really sure if they are ready to trust -- you have to talk to folks and see what has him saying no and not just make assumptions. there's a reason why that number ressep 30%. it's not that different. >> kayleigh: this is a swamp creature being sloppy. >> dagen: tony fouts he is a partisan hack in a bigger one bottle of day. the comment about christmas, he's gasping for relevancy because we have all moved on. two-thirds of adult in this country are fully vaccinated. we are not listening to him anymore. so he says something outrageous like this to get attention, to be the center of the conversation for a fleeting moment and also the comment just dismissing covid positive illegal immigrants, untested, unvaccinated illegal immigrants coming into this country, completely dismissing them as at least part of the problem. partisanship. he talked about the problems with full stadiums, only when he was talking about college football, red state college football. 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infanticide. and murder. it will be a stain, the fact that it's been legal for as long as it has been in so widely available. it will be a stain on this nation for centuries to come in the way that the eugenics movement was. my great aunt marguerite was sterilized against her will by the state of virginia because she was mentally disabled. that practice did not end in this country fully until 1979. only 40 years ago. i think this is a greater tragedy and a greater pox on this country. i think steve shelley thornton represents giving them a home. >> harris: i mentioned that the full interview is not yet out there about here is another section of it. thornton had this to say about her relationship with her biological mother. it became apparent to me really quickly that the only reason why she wanted to reach out to me and find me was because she wanted to use me for publicity. she didn't deserve to meet me. she never did anything in her life to get that privilege back. she never expressed genuine feeling for me or genuine reward for doing the things that she did, saying the things that she did over and over and over again. she wasn't sorry about giving me away or anything." >> kayleigh: so tragic. it shows the pain that abortion causes, the scourge that it is on our country. dagen said it very well. shelley lynn thornton said she grew up with depression and anxiety feeling she wasn't wanted. shelley is wanted. many parents out there want to adopt an adoption is their only option. choosing life gives those parents a child and give that child the love that they need. 62 million children are not with us in this country. 62 million because of abortion. it's such a tragedy. we have a white house that was asked of the podium, jen psaki, can you say a child at 15 weeks is a child. that's when a child has a heart beat fully arms and legs. they can make facial expressions. she refused to confirm that that child was a person. they are a person. >> harris: rob, i want to get to the point of the publicity factor. that just sort of makes me think, did politics play a role? what do you think that's about? >> rob: i think politics to play a role and i think the most interesting thing about the stories that she has decided not to make her views on abortion known. she said she doesn't want to be used -- it's interesting. she said she doesn't want to quote-unquote be used by either side. as a man, i tread lightly when it comes to this topic but i will say tulsi gabbard when she was running for president in 2020, she said something that stuck with me. that we have come a very long way from abortion being safe, legal, and rare. i really do think the left has lost the plot. they have gone so far. there's this movement to shout your abortion. grandma and blackface, ralph northam, advocating for infanticide. it's caused people to rethink their positions on abortion. dagen brought up the eugenics issue that her aunt had to deal with. the founder of planned parenthood, margaret sanger, this is something i'm ashamed not well known until the most recent couple of years, was a white supremacist. she was a eugenicist. her goal in planned parenthood was to kill black babies. she has succeeded. 650 black babies the day are born in america and millions have been aborted over the past three decades. i think the left has lost the plot. i think more americans are thinking more deeply about abortion than we ever have before. and i think that safe, legal, and rare, it's very far in the past. we are a long way from that. >> harris: interesting perspective. rob, you throw such respect into the conversation. "i am a man. i don't usually weigh in." everyone's voice is important. >> emily: we are all human at all think your gender removes you from an equal place at the table in the conversation. what struck me was the levels of trauma that this poor woman has experienced. she was a teenager when confronted by "national enquirer" reporters at the behest of her biological mother, who basically ambushed her, told her why she was adopted. this is your mother. you know roe vs. wade. she didn't know what any of that was and she said my mother never apologized to me for it. i grew up thinking that when you knew her adopted event that a family member took care of you because maybe it was a young girl unable to clear for her -- care for baby. she grew up in the house of love but as a tender was ambushed by a zombie media picking her part. she learned in one instance how cruel many people can be anything her point was that her mother is one of those cruel people and she said that's why she says she never deserved to me. she never apologized for giving me up or the older sisters that her mother had given up. my heart breaks for her because in that instant, everything changed. >> harris: will move on to this. former facebook employee and whistle-blower has come forward. now we know who she is. i had a planned congressional testimony scheduled for tomorrow. her damning comments on the company's power in its self interests versus the public interests next. >> sean hannity and i both still had dark hair. congratulations on the last 25 years for fox and looking forward to the next 25. veteran homeowners, great news the lowest mortgage rates you've been waiting for are here. the newday two and a quarter refi has the company's lowest rate in history. 2.25% with an apr of 2.48. save thousands every year. plus there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. newday is holding the line on interest rates so every veteran family can save. call now. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. >> emily: of former facebook employee who leaked thousands of damaging internal documents is speaking out publicly i have her scheduled senate testimony tomorrow. "the wall street journal" broke the story of the whistle-blower who has filed at least eight complaints with the sec. she claims facebook prioritized its own profits ahead of the public interests and says she came forward to help drive change within the company. here are some of what she had to say last night on "60 minutes." >> the thing i saw at facebook was there was conflict of interest between was good for the public and what was good for facebook and facebook over and over again chose to optimize for its own interests, like making more money. chooses profit over safety. paying for its profits with our safety. as these young women begin to consume this content, they get more and more depressed. it makes them use the app more so they end up in this feedback cycle where they hate their bodies more and more. >> emily: this is just sickening. >> harris: there were points when she talked about her own journey on the journeys of those people she worked around in the kind of collateral damage that facebook has done. it marred relationship to people who were believing that the company wanted to do good things that even with the company wasn't good doing good things, no longer holding itself accountable, they stayed in positions hoping to make a difference. the damage that is related to suicidal thoughts by teenage girls, that they then leverage somehow. it's a business model to have your algorithms that they have in terms of targeting conservatives and others. there's a treasure trove of information that she brought to bear. all of this coming to light. i want to say this, though. the timing of this is interesting and it is breaking news around the world. the platform that facebook owns, facebook, whatsapp, instagram, oculus vr are down and a representative for facebook communications says they are working expeditiously to get this matter under control and have service back up as soon as possible. we can't say whether there is a connection but there's a lot of people who wake up today feeling manipulated and angry. the way many conservatives have felt for years with facebook. other politicians from different walks of life all around the world have felt manipulated. in europe, ethnic groups around the world have felt like violence was put upon them because people were able to talk to each other on this platform. this is a dangerous mix of information we need to know and information we have to take action on some kind of way. the question is, what do you do? what with this administration do? what will this leadership do? as you pointed out, the senate, the house, are they going to do something? >> kayleigh: on the heels of plosive "wall street journal" report talking about facebook being culpable in some regard to fostering organs being harvested, trade, drug cartels and their platform being utilized for these things and the whistle-blowers that i'm worried about facebook's role in genocide and she talked about the man marred genocide. people flooding across the border to bingley . after the genocide, after -- they took action and banning former president donald trump. #priorities. >> emily: template not a fluke. that's frightening. no one is really surprised. this prize is the depth of the detail. >> dagen: facebook has a enormous problem because this is very easy to understand. one facebook with discover that something is bad for kids or young women, making them suicidal but was also bad for the company and their bottom line, they chose the company in the and the bottom line over the health and wellness of young people. it is big tobacco. people will turn against the social media apps quicker than the government does anything to them. >> emily: you mention people waking up feeling manipulated. can't imagine how the families of children who have taken their own lives are feeling. the amount of tragedy and heartbreak and genocide. it's almost difficult to really wrap our brains around the potential impact facebook has had for the absolute worst of our society. next, the bad guys are just getting bolder. this parisian thief gets the title of manna steel. nearly 50 shoplifting arrests, almost two dozen at one walgreens store. his record crimes. the only part of the story. pro. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! 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