made enormous progress. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and you are watching "outnumbered." 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 independents are cast about for you in 2020 but polls indicate aren't happy with the way you are doing your job now? >> president biden: i don't believe the polls. >> harris: that's interesting, marc, and this isn't a fact-check, just an observation. while he says he doesn't believe them, how come he knew all the numbers at one point? this one says i'm 33. while he knew it every poll said. >> it's not like an outlier here or there, he started out his presidency with 56% approval and a 20 points above water on approval versus disapproval. he is today at about 41% and ten points underwater so that goes from 20 points above water to ten points underwater in just a year. it's stunning. that if this is outperforming expectation, i would hate to see what underperforming expectations look like. it reminds me -- there was a "usa today" poll where nearly half the country said that biden has done a worse job than they expected it, and i thought to myself, the rest of them think, no, that's pretty much what i expected. it's as bad as i thought it would be. >> harris: our former president trump use the phrase "promises kept. and this president yesterday was asked specifically about keeping promises. he went further, with hyperbole perhaps, he over provided. he didn't overpromise which was what the question was. >> kayleigh: i thought that was most delusional press conference i'd ever seen. he said he over performed and that the american people give him a 33% approval rating and they a quinnipiac. he begins by touting the economy where the american people give them an approval rating of anywhere between 36 and 40%. he said he did not make a mistake in afghanistan with the american people say, nope, 31% approval. it was also the first time we had seen the president of the united states or really, biden, ever, and a two hour solo format. first time we see him for two hours in the solo format, and i left that press conference at genuinely scared for the future of our country. this is someone who is deeply delusional, someone who clearly does not know how to lead to. he does not have a basic graph on the facts and he continued to peddle the midst truth after midst truth and this is only one year. we've only had one year of president biden. look at the across the country. i was very disturbed by the reporters so i can tell you if president trump had said half of what biden had said yesterday, reporters would've been screaming. they would have spoken over president trump as he was speaking, i'm sorry mr. president, that's not true. it's a toxic formula when you have a delusional president and a press corps that is just uninterested in basic follow-up. >> harris: you know it's interesting shannon, you and i have both been in that small press briefing room, and it can get really small when tough questions are asked. i did feel that reporters leaned in a bit yesterday, but not to talk about the crime crisis. only too much on the twice. there were just things that got missed and jen psaki on america's newsroom come at the white house press secretary told bill and dana that they could ask whatever they wanted. it wasn't her problems they didn't ask about the crime. i wonder from a another reporter's perspective how they didn't see this? >> shannon: i think give credit where credit is due, a little combative at the end and was kind of joking to reporters, how long do you expect me to do this? don't open that door because everyone yelled yes. he had a little chuckle there and he said okay, i'll give you 20 more minutes. but it's up to reporters, there's a host of issues and a range of issues that we want to cover when we go in that room. you are hoping your question doesn't get asked but you have two or three or four topics and because he hasn't made himself more available in this way, sure, there are topics that he didn't get to, important ones like crime and others. when he was critiqued on why people were getting on board with him it was sort of well, it's the messaging. i need to get back out there. i want to get back out there and be with people, but where we were in the campaign was not being out there. because the few things that he did get out there and do, work massive great turnouts. i'm not sure that that messaging is going to help him on any of these things they are trying to get done. >> harris: if you can't stay in her basement and delaware and not stay in her basement in delaware, they are going to have to figure something out. i want to get to afghanistan with you. the psident defended his withdrawal of the troops in afghanistan last august. watch how he did it. >> president biden: raise your hand if you think anyone was going to be able to unify afghanistan under one single government. it's been the graveyard of empires for a solid reason. it is not and susceptible to unity. there was no way to get out of afghanistan after 20 years easily, not possible no matter when you did it. and i make no claim. we had to get out without making those types of mistakes, what did you make of his answer yesterday? >> shannon: to echo my colleagues here he had a delusional not only sense of the facts but also a delusional offense of himself. i want to wrap that up with the polls and although he says that he ignores them, he shouldn't. that's what americans care about and how they feel about this president. it was clear yesterday that what the reporters think americans care about is totally disconnected from what actually i actual americans do. so harping on the ukraine and harping on certain things, those 13 service members that lost their lives, those families certainly do care about a real transparent honest answer and think about the economy. think about inflation. last night he pivoted to purchasing automobiles. americans care about basic grocery items and the cost of such, and that's why 62% disapprove of his performance on the economy. he touted covid over and over again but only 54% of americans approve. that's why only 63% of them are actually vaccinated. clearly it's been botched from the beginning. 70 percent do not want them to run again. he's done more than any other president in the past. he absolutely has rose-colored glasses on that the rest of the americans see-through. a town hall with real americans asking real questions. >> even if it had to be digital, whatever it would take to get some real americans in it. it's interesting what you said about covid and where we are because last year we did covid confusion, our special half-hour on the faulkner focus. we might be in a completely different place, and these are the people that worked for him. he is still cleaning up those moments about russia invading ukraine. after a suggesting that present hooton of russia could get away with "minor incursion." watch, next. more and lower your payments $615 a month. no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newdayusa. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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this is extremely dangerous and weakness is provocative. it emboldens your adversaries and entices them to test your will. the will of the biden administration based on his rhetoric and his actions are weak. the three you mentioned the white house cleanup effort, part of that happen on fox news with el hemmer and dana perino. let's watch the sound bite from jen psaki. speak of doing this interview in real-time and real-time zelinski, the president of the ukraine just sent out the suite. i want to read it to you, i know you haven't seen it yet, i haven't seen it yet. we want to remind the great power is out there are no minor incursions and small nations. just as there are no minor casualties and the grief of lost loved ones, i say this is a loss of power. your reaction to that? >> thank you for the opportunity and let me be very clear. the president has conveyed directly to president putin, if there is movement of any military trips across the border, that's an invasion. if they go in, that's an invasion. there will be severe economic consequences. >> emily: and so have that tweet from president zelensky, and it's really quite striking to see the pushback against president biden on this. and interestingly to me, within an hour of the press conference over that statement out from the press secretary that made me think, you know, i've sat in that office before, and there's a real possibility, and said hey thanks a lot for helping me out. wait they had to take out every month, two things, how do you have a minor incursion with 120,000 troops? they didn't just get there yesterday. we saw afghanistan in terms of the sign posting and last-minute decision making and muddled messaging. it has a familiarity, different topic in much greater loss for us as america. much greater loss. we don't know what's about to happen. if it's really up to russia, biden told us, go ahead and do what you have to do as long as it's not too big. that's my first point. my other point is why wasn't he the first person to speak today? when you are in charge, you don't let anybody upstage you. you don't. you walk in first. you say, look, i should have said this. i take responsibility for it and i want to make it very clear to our enemies because russia is not your friend it, that we support ukraine in this. we are helping them ramp up and you better not cross that line. there is a redline in the room and you better not walk across it. now instead, you heard from secretary blinken. you heard from jen psaki and senator cotton told me last hour, he doesn't care what anyone's underlings or friend say, it matters what the president says. so why didn't he go first? >> emily: and as senator gordon said it, i hope that putin paid attention to press releases, it's a great point but emily, the media didn't spare the criticism on this. let's watch and see what they had to say. >> in this country i'm very likely, and russia tonight they are wondering, did president biden just give vladimir putin a green light to launch an invasion into or around them? >> i would say that they were displeased when they heard these comments and one of the officials that i spoke to said that he was shocked when he heard president biden a drawn distinction between an invasion. >> this could be interpreted as minimizing the type of attack or putting limits on what the u.s. may do. >> we are already seeing the cleanup, i'm already seeing me text exchanges around the president cleanup on the state department going on right now. >> are allies on afghanistan, and if he is seen as being weak in the ukraine, we will be back here six months from now talking about that minor incursion into taiwan. >> kayleigh: is a devastating assessment, emily. >> emily: and for once we are all in agreement, none of them are wrong. we have such rational and reasonable expenses, and it's like the sorcerer's apprentice, the issue here is that there are actual lives at stake. but for some reason, this president seeks to minimize based on his description of what the invasion looks like. i think the irony, as well. what's most troubling to me to touch on marc's point earlier, it's clear his deterrent doesn't work. if he says there some type of inevitability of invasion. it means he has the last no belief in himself as a strong commander in chief to deter this nation to deter from invading another. if that won't work, then what will? i wonder what our nato allies are thinking tonight as our residents and ukraine are not terrified. we are not small, and the allies were given a message which is that there is zero -- biden has this inevitability that it's one more week example of our commander in chief. it's absolutely mortifying. >> kayleigh: we don't know what happens in closed doors with biden and pruden. we had these two phone calls at the end of the year, hooton actually added 10,000 more troops to the border of ukraine and it doesn't seem is getting the message in public or private. >> shannon: and when there are public statements like this, this is the kind of thing that makes you think that the white house likes to be very controlled with the messaging and the rambling long questions and answer sessions. one false step this can be an international incident, so they were having a little mini heart attack, and he's out there on the road. he was just and key ever meeting with wilensky and ukrainian leaders there and he had just left there. and what kind of interesting conversation is not going to be? he's out there trying to work diplomacy around the globe, and the world will be watching as our secretary of state is out there probably doing his own cleanup, too, in these meetings. >> emily: scary times, we will see what happens. president biden openly questioning the legitimacy of the upcoming midterms as his election agenda stalls. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> emily: it had to mean one of the more stunning moments in his combative pack presser he tested doubt on the bills. >> speaking of voting rights legislation, if this isn't passed, do you still believe the upcoming election will be fairly conducted and its results will be legitimate? >> president biden: it all depends on whether or not we are able to make the case to the american people that some of this is being set up to try to alter the election. >> emily: meanwhile vice president harris attempts to dodge the question when grilled on "the today show" this morning. >> he openly casts doubt on whether the 2022 midterm elections would be legitimate and he said it all depends. >> is he really concerned that we may not have fair and free elections? >> of the president been consistent on this issue and the issue is that there are two bills, the john lewis voting rights act and the freedom to vote act which have been the solutions that have been offered to address the fact that around our country states and put in place laws that are purposely making it more difficult for the american people to vote. >> but that's a specific question, if you don't mind. does he think that now that these bills haven't been passed at the 2022 midterms will be legitimate or fair or free? >> let's not complete issues. >> emily: oh, shannon. speaking of combative, your thoughts? >> shannon: is an issue because you have other democratic leaders and he was asked a question about will there be a situation questioning the legitimacy if these bills are passed? and he said there could be questions. he's in leadership, too, so democrats need to be asked repeatedly if they agree with the president set about this. interestingly enough, the atlantic is not exactly a right wing rag, they have blue states that make it hardest to vote. if you are going to go after these things you should look at your own states including the president's home state of delaware. they said that voters have more options in georgia which was boycotted and has had all kinds of trouble than delaware does. they talked about new york, connecticut and rhode island and this is the atlantic saying if we are going to this seriously, if democrats want to make this a hill to die on, and if you are serious about this message. >> emily: jen psaki did a perfect apparel at when asked about delaware and basically saying everyone should start there, denying the premise or refusing to address the premise which is, georgia is there first. and they frankly question the legitimacy of elections but we have proven that this is not proof. >> we did have proof, that was cleanup on aisle five, jen psaki out with another statement this morning come at this time saying let's be clear. potus was not casting down on the legitimacy of the election but one of the report is that asked the question was phil wegman of real clear news. he laid out the proof, he brought the receipts on twitter, and we brought them here for you today to show what jen psaki said was not true. the first question was for allison harris, and if this isn't passed still believe the upcoming election will be conducted. he went on when phil wegman followed up which by the way, allison should have followed up but she didn't come up phil wegman dead. i'm not going to say it's going to be legit, you can look at the white house transcript, and let me make one ancillary point. i don't like how the media bought hook, line, and sinker that this is voting rights legislation, it is a federal takeover of elections, overwhelming state laws and getting rid of their election integrity and provisions that they put in place. it's unfortunate because it is not voting rights legislation despite what the reporter say. >> emily: no it is not. i'm a marc in the vain about denial, he went on and said, i didn't do that, however, we have some footage that shows differently. take a look. >> you dispute the characterization that you called folks who would oppose those wedding bells as being bull connor or george wallace, but you said that he they would sort of be in the same camp. >> president biden: look what i said, go back and read what i said and tell me if you think that i called anyone who voted on the side of the position taken by bull connor, that they were bull connor. do you want to be the side of dr. king or george wallace? do you want to be on the side of john lewis or bull connor? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? >> emily: oh, marc, how facts matter. >> marc: and he went on to say, i know where i stand, i will defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and it, domestic. remember how joe biden called half of americans enemies of our country, foreign and domestic enemies of our country. so you have to ask yourself, why are they doing this? these bills aren't going anywhere because of democratic opposition so it's a lost cause. they are using this hyperbolic rhetoric, why would they be doing this? it turns out that there are two reasons. first, because in the 2020 election, republicans made huge inground with nonwhite voters. he won at 91% of the black male vote and in 2020, biden won 80% of the vote and donald trump won 80% of the black male vote and that young americans supported donald trump. they need to win super majorities of the black vote to win this so if they make any minor incursions into that, then they lose. second, now we know, it's because we want to be able to call the 2022 elections illegitimate and they are laying the groundwork for that. it's an intentional strategy. >> emily: harris, class hour you had a great interview with tom cotton who talked about all the issues that you just address surveyor. let's take a listen to some comments that he had at bidens anger and how he did compare joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. >> he can get angry and shout but he said what he said in a glance a couple of weeks ago and it's now widely rep recognized democrats that it's beyond the pale. it alienated the senators who can compare to those segregationists and secessionists. >> harris: we'd seen the president talk before and eloquently about topics of race and ethnicity. so you can add this one to the list. i don't think he sees the people. i don't think he understands first of all that you are looking at the broad united states and it might not have anything to do with the topic that you are on. and they might not like your messaging, maybe they don't like you, i don't know what it could be. you have to ask those people who are now volunteering to take these polls. but with the president on this issue, i do find it interesting that the reporter's question was, were you summing up people who don't agree with you as being the in the same camp? then the president yells and takes him to task, and that was exactly the question that was asked. no matter what the question is, i guess that's what you get. this was an uncomfortable place for him to be not for all the reasons that mark just mentioned, they weren't winning among blacks and told james clyburn, the third most powerful democrat in the house from south carolina came forth and delivered the lack vote. black vote. gianno caldwell, have you looked at the erosion of people of color who say that they support him? latinos now. he's not winning on this issue of minority, it's tough when you call people who don't agree with you names that conjure images of segregation. talk about stepping in it, oh, my goodness. >> emily: well said. and in that moment i was thinking, he doth protest too much, right after i thought it was a dumpster fire. coming up, and incredible rare occurrence, not one but three supreme court justices deny an npr report from earlier in the week surrounding mass trauma on the bench in the liberal media response is shocking. it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. 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"but then chief justice roberts stepped in saying he never asked justice gorsuch or any of the justices to wear a mask on the bench. shannon, you have been on top of this. i invite anyone here to put their sources up against nina totenberg. well, you did it, and you are absolutely correct. >> this is what we all do. of all of our colleagues here at fox try to run down stories and you try to go to the source. i started to send out my own inquiries about this and got an answer, and i was told unequivocally that it just wasn't true, the chief had not gone around to different justices and asked them to comply, and there had been refusal and the chief stormed off the bench, but i'm glad to see, it's much more important than my reporting and they decided to come out and set the record straight. i think it's clear. npr and they would like to stand by the story and say that they do but, the chief had in some way and some form asked folks to match mike mask up. his statement yesterday could not be more clear and that did not happen, so i'm not sure how you stand by the original reporting. >> emily: and that's what so curious. you did have organizational after organization of standby the reporting and try to defend justice sotomayor or and justice gorsuch come out. maddow here is, that's not what the reporting said. he said the chief justice asked him, and then you have david guida, passing along a statement from two justices that is at best fault without any context, and the face of the supreme court justices. >> emily: it's insane. when did we ever have a chief justice or any justice come out so unequivocally to rebuke and rebut a story that has been put out for them. it was totally true, and it's at the expense of truth and the american people who look to the court and look to the bench as a representation of sanctity. and now we have rachel maddow come out and saying, it's unequivocal of this. all it does make a mockery of those who refused to believe what the justice refuses to put forth. then a question about the decisions of the issue that that then crow about. >> harris, getting to the matter, drew homan sums it up and puts a nice bow. from russia gate to covington catholic and beyond, they feel reporters and they get repeated it, and that will shrug this thing off. >> harris: this is the problem for npr now. if that reporting is bad reporting, they will have to deal with that. and it might be a hot deal and to apologize and every thing goes away come up the longer that the deal cools with the public come up faster it falls apart. just come forth and say i made a mistake. you have to get it right. >> emily: you got to get it right and there are even calls to defund npr. >> and it wasn't just a conservative justice. why would we do this? 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also coming up, general jack keane on biden's minor encouragement remarks. tomi lahren, geraldo rivera and more. join sandra smith and be at the top of the hour for a "america reports." >> kayleigh: public schools in virginia are now issuing an apology after oakton high school had students play" privileged bingo" in the classroom. the game labeled students as privileged in topics including white, christian, and military families, and the list goes on. harris, your thoughts? >> harris: it's too bad they didn't make the roller to privileged mean patriotic because my dad said it is a privilege to serve america. it's a blessing and a privilege. it is a privilege to lay down your life for this country. if it were necessary. it is a privilege to lead with the american flag on your chest. those things are patriotic and they are privileges but i don't think that's what they mean here. so maybe they just sit down and let other people handle the toys? i don't know. >> kayleigh: this is so sad to me, we are used to the vulcanization of society, the left hitting groups, and to do that to children, you have to put a little spot on a bingo card if you are a christian. if you are the child of an military family, pitting children against each other is next level sick. >> marc: keep up the crazy. if you like glenn youngkin's victory, you will of the 2022 midterms. the pandemic has been a disaster for american kids but it has one silver lining, it woke in a sleeping giant, american parents. parents saw for the first time when we are locked down in our homes and kids were in online school, the kids were being taught, and they are rising up against pandemic school closures and mask mandates, rising up against teachers unions to put a dull set of kids and they are rising up against extremist ideologies that kids are being and indoctrinated with, and parents are a powerful force that have been awakened in this country and of the democrats are going to regret it. >> emily: that's right, shannon? >> shannon: the military thing broke my heart because we've all done public assistance, sometimes to feed their families, and to survive, and harris laid it out so beautifully as part of a military family, she knows it's a privilege to serve but we have to be realistic that if you are serving in a military family, often that means struggling to get things on the table and countries that should not have let these men and women worry about. unintended consequences of hurting anyone's feelings but, it also makes me wonder, who understood the military lifestyle enough to think, we should include that. not to me since a lot more. >> kayleigh: i was in iraq visiting the troops in 2009, but i was struck by the reason that so many of these brave young men and women had signed up because so many of those reasons were economic. and the thoughts, the notion that i agree with harris is an absolute privilege, it's an many of these decisions coming from that place and the notion that that's a center of privilege, in the way that this has been reduced to and this is absolute tragic and heartbreaking. but hopefully things are looking up at least in some parts of the country where people see patriotism as an asset, because we certainly do here. maurice "outnumbered" and just a moment. ♪♪♪ >> oh, stevie wonder there. mark, ten seconds. the president set out to do a reset with the solo news conference, a rare one. how did he do, yes or no? >> stepping in as a reset, yeah, he had a reset. >> we are going to end on that note. thanks, everybody. "america reports" now. >> harris, thank you. ncaa now out with a new policy for transgender athletes effective immediately. it follows the controversy over university of pennsylvania swimmer lia thomas who is trans gender and breaking records on the women's swim team. >> sandra: a live report, plus, speaking to chelsea mitchell, challenging the legal right of transgender athletes to participate in female sports. she will join us live and

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