we'll get into the big headlines. after more than a year of masking at the airport we have finally reached this moment. >> congratulations. [applause] >> my company announced that if you choose to you may remove your mask. [cheers and applause] >> that's the reaction i get when the mountain dew is free. anyway, passengers rejoicing after a pilot announced midflight that the cdc's federal mask mandate no longer applies. a federal judge in florida ruled yesterday that the biden administration did not have the authority to continue enforcing that mandate by the white house called the decision disappointing. our own peter doocy reminded press secretary jen psaki that the media have been allowed to go mask list for weeks in her presence. >> you say you continue to recommend people wear masks. why is it that we can sit here in the white house briefing room with no mask? >> well, peter, i'm not a doctor. the masking guidance -- there is green guidance and ride. >> it mines me to find a woman i'm not a biologist. she also was asked is the mask mandate still in the fact? she replied i don't know. okay you the press secretary and you know how government works. the answer is we respect the opinion of the federal judiciary but that's not what she says. biden administration: this disappointing. i was midflight last night, middle of my flight the flight attendant says breaking news if you want to take off your mask then take off your mask. there were cheers, there was joy. so if the biden administration wants to express disappointment as america collectively chairs, they can try to do that. but i hope jen psaki at the podium fights very hard against this ruling. i hope they show the true autocrats that they are. that is exactly what they are. and shame on those talking but the federal judge come i've met her. i've spoken to her, she is a smart woman. go ahead and go after her, were all celebrating. >> you probably saw your cohort on with me. he said democrats need to respond with this judge is done. if it becomes a political pond they will not win on this. >> kennedy? >> people are ready to move on. people in both parties. public politically this has been a losing issue for the democrats. but we should of been living under this for the last year and a half. you touched on this in your last hour if it is unsafe for you to come in contact with a variety of microbes, you shouldn't be you should be masking. that is your choice. people know enough at this point that that's what they have to do. but arbitrary mandates, this judge called it capricious, they are in overreach of federal power. and a violation of what was intended in the first place, which was an abuse of the word sanitation, which is supposed to refer to sanitizing things and not people. so this is how you get into a federal pickle. >> although there are some hand washing roles i'd like to put into play. that was before the pandemic. watching people walk out of the pandemic during the pat pat. >> the best pickle i ever got into is the san francisco wearing a 22. >> we have time. go on, please, we have to. >> arbitrary and capricious, that's a legal standard. absolutely this decision should've been handed down quite a long time ago. this judge ruled that this authority with was outside the scope of this cdc. had violated these administrative procedures act. it basically means is not within your scope of authority and that's not based on some type of superseding data that moves it out of the way. it also violated the rule making and comment. required before federal rule. now there's a procedure set up in this country we have to respect and that's why there's so much power invested in the people to vote. we respect the process and our elected officials to carry that out. i find it fascinating. as an american i am disappointed by our administration acting outside of our authority. like every other federal agency under the so-called pandemic that is dragged on. >> when you were describing your capriciousness you can take your mask off now, right? look how the science went on a flight, right? or were they never really paying as much -- was that really the deciding factor of her for many of those leaders? all right. so were just now learning that if you are on air force one and headed to new hampshire with the president because he's going to do the bipartisan infrastructure to continue promoting the things that the administration is done well. if you are not flight you have to wear a mask. >> apparently the new freedom doesn't extend to air force one. no, they can try and dismiss this and jen psaki can talk about how disappointed the white houses, but however disappointed they are this ruling, there disappointed in the constitution. all of these rules are not just capricious rules, these are designed to protect our liberties. it is supposed to be difficult to take people's liberties away. that's the whole point of the process. that's why were all in this crazy island, because we wanted to be difficult. i think it's a great time for freedom. by the way or you want to or mask. it will provide precisely the protection that amassed quite. >> you know, kennedy, what we were discussing last hour on the faulkner focus, there were people wearing masks before. you can see the elderly and some who can't get a flu vaccine for instance, or can't get a whole host of things. so their doctors may tell them that that's a good idea for them to do that. but this is about choice. i take this as the same category with everything else the cdc says is a choice. there is a long list. >> i hope and pray what we don't wind up as a continuation of the divisions -- because the divisions between people doing one thing and not doing the other thing -- it's during this apart and it's not good. i guess we have to remember to have great empathy -- obviously there are going to be folks up out there who need to wear a mask. >> some people will wear it as a political statement. >> do you think that that will happen? >> and what does it tell the world? >> the fact that 80% of those passengers going through rakan airlines and d.c. are still wearing a mask, i don't think 80% are immunocompromised. >> and they are calling for boycotting those airlines but they are to respect the federal judge's decision. delta, american communicative. >> i hope they boycott all of them. alaska for example, they told me that the air was only 60 seconds old and it was the safest place to be potentially, the cleanest air. heaven forbid we are allowed to exist in that little capsule without a mask. >> so is the white house press briefing room apparently. >> this is so much fun. anyway just ahead president biden found a new ally to pull them away from reporters. come this way, mr. president. ♪ ♪ 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. ♪ ♪ (all): all hail, caesar! pssst julius! you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. oh hi caesar. we were just talking about you. yeah, you should probably get out of here. ♪ ringcentral ♪ veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. yeah, you should probably get out of here. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va loan you can take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- you deserve more. more cash, more savings, and more financial peace of mind. newday can help you get it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value: up to $60,000 or more. and veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. because there were a series of bizarre moments at the white house easter egg roll. this is just one of them when president biden answered reporters question on afghanistan when he was suddenly whisked away by the easter bunny. this latest awkward moment comes amid reports that president biden told former president obama that he plans to run for a second term despite his lagging poll numbers. kennedy, i get asked a lot who is running the country, telling the president what to do, there are far more sinister theories than the easter bunny so i guess i'll take it. >> you know this far better than anyone. nobody could just reach out and touch the president get within inches of that person, that is the most powerful person in the world. so how is the easter bunny write up an escrow waving in his face? and why is that not a security threat? why was he not tackled by the secret service? if the bunny was high placed operative i want to know who that was. obviously that's a minor, that's part of the machine. that's one of the actors in the truman show trying to distract distract the principal. frankly it's creepy. somebody in that suit was told to give the president to stop talking signal. by the way, if he was just being summoned to go to the easter egg hunt then somebody could just say mr. president, you're wanted at the easter egg hunt. the easter bunny scaring the -- >> i don't know if easter bunnies contracted to speak. >> good point. could be like a disney character. i'm glad we showed a longer video that rather than a close up here to see the journey the bunny made. there is nobody stopping him or her. >> how much planning went into this? is this something they were concerned about before hand brushed mark to your point, that's how much planning goes into this stuff. i would imagine when you have even more planning goes in. >> he put his arm around the president. >> you make a great point. in no universe what up member of be able to walk up the president trump. may be at work -- i don't know. but, emily, let's remember this is not the only time -- this easter egg roll president biden so they won't let me read but he said something similar. this take a listen. >> are not going to let me read at all. do not gonna let me take a look at the border in ukraine. >> ladies and gentlemen. they gave me a list here. the first person i was instructed to call with kelly o'donnell of nbc. >> will take your questions and as usual they gave me a list of the people i'm going to call on. >> and a guess as to who they is? >> i feel like we should amend those stickers on all of the gas things and so divided as it should be i did this and then under the eighth that me to. they is my biggest pet peeve grammatically. i hate it would people say that because of the fakeness, because of the imprecision and coming out of the mouth of the commander-in-chief it just sounds ridiculous. maybe once or twice, sure, but all it does is remove the power that we the people put into his hands. it makes him seem weak and ineffective and more incompetent than he already has. i'm sick of this illuminati down a dark it was, it's just so annoying. >> but despite that fragility i've always said i think president biden is running. people tell me i'm crazy. >> that eddie go there's no way he's going to sit down. he knows, he has a crew crazy enough to dress up like a bunny to come and save him. i love what charlie said okay, now you're going to wear the bunny? like they work this out. the fact that they kind of had a shovel, that's why i like this video. i don't know if they want to put the longer shut up for the person in the bunny suit puts an arm around the president and sort of -- because the president is actually still sounding standing there. he is noise to stand, look at this. then he kind of goes to the next person and let come of the is like no, no if he can speak. kennedy and i are still wondering whether he can speak. >> i'm right here mr. president. >> no complaints from the press corps. but, charlie, if president biden tells resident obama he's going to run he might run into some trouble from the last time -- and landed in a contested -- check this out. so when reagan declared a primary challenge, 41% disapproval. kennedy to carter, curtis approval was 31%. if he does run, mean pete buttigieg? i don't know. >> they have nothing but bad options, which is why they are in the situation they are in. and of course what we are going to see this fall, that footage is is the perfect video of this presidency in our times. it is so beyond absurd. it is so ridiculous. biden comes off -- he kind of comes off as sort of harmless, he was kind of harmless. he makes everything. that's a really big issue. the idea that he keeps talking about they means he's not president, somebody else is in charge. that's not how this whole thing works. the way this works as people elect somebody to be president, and then they are president and they make the decisions. by they i mean that person. >> we know. >> but when he starts talking about them being in charge, that's deep constitutional trouble. >> the left did not elect an empty vessel. they elected what they deemed to be a benign individual. do your point about being harmless this is somebody that's supposed to restore semblance of civility and bridging the gap, restoring decorum, peace. we've gotten none of those things. everybody has been exacerbated. obviously everything out of this policy has destroyed this country. but all he has proven himself to be is this empty vessel. he speaks of a higher source. the day. i'm not quite sure when that is going to stop. i don't know if we can take another three years of him essentially delegating power. >> when he does speak his mind on things, the day, which i would assume includes the white house press secretary, they come in and they clean up after him. you don't even know if they are on the same page. >> what's scarier? a geriatric man who actually has power or people around him or pulling the levers and running our lives? i think both of those are bad options. >> just last week you have jen psaki cleaning up. she said we are not letting up. so to your point press secretaries among the we i would say. >> and i think voters are getting to the point where they sort of miss the calm days of the trump administration. >> i think so. just had something that might not be a laughing matter provides president harris, the left-leaning "washington post" pumping them down on their 2024 democratic. ♪ ♪ for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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>> absolutely. we covered today one of our preparatory articles about that horrible gank member in los angeles that was tattooed. he called them a champ because he didn't have the sentencing enhancement that would've put them in jail after horrible murder he committed. so absolutely. all of those variables come into play. these people but for these policies, but for these prosecutors who won't prosecute, but for reclassifying crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, but word defending the police they would be locked away, and instead they are free. >> talk to me, kennedy, but where we are. a lot of george soros money behind this. >> they are doing such terrific damage to communities that need the most. part of that is revolving door. not getting bail and not spending any time behind bars when their intent is to hurt people. their intent is to kill people. but also what was touched on is the proactive policing. community policing is what will help keep communities safe. especially communities of color where there is distrust for a long time. you can't rebuild that trust when police officers are in retreat. that has to happen again. eric adams is one of the few mayors who said you say black lives matter but they don't care about the black men who are essentially disposable. in these neighborhoods. >> we been single for a long time. >> there's a level of despicable business about a politician who sees a travesty like this and seeks a way to politicize that. it's literally led to the literal murders of peoples. it is disgusting. >> we know how the trump administration offered certain mayors and cities hey, if you need the federal help so on and so forth, what do you think? >> it's heartbreaking. we saw people be locked up. the man who killed and murdered in his bed we saw federal resources come in and sigh it's just a travesty. you know you may think your to sing the, you're not. with michael brown, we saw blackmer to scope beyond 7,000 for the first time after four years previously met black murders went down. >> as we said here, that trust, you can't get that back. some of these officers have retired and moved on to different cities. they don't want their hands to be title to try to save people. more "outnumered" next [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. >> coming up in the natural ward council reacts to staggering numbers of the southern border. migrants flowing over numbers we have not seen in decades. ten senate democrats react over the president breaking title 42. airlines taking quick action following a judge's role to strike down the national mask mandate. actor johnny depp not expected to hold back when he takes the stand shortly and a hundred million dollar defamation trial involving his ex-wife. we'll be watching for that. come join us live at america reports at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> with many students breaking the bank to go to college these days is it worth it? the new survey finds more than half of college grads over the age of 25 don't even work in their field of study. 25% of respondents say despite their degrees, they are earning less than $30,000 a year. charlie, that comes as one in seven say they are making less than $15,000 and they paid untold amounts for college. >> this the biggest boondoggle in public life today in america and it's amazing that no politician -- undertakes a guy like trump to actually do find this issue. the idea that these universities are making so much money and they are so many kids going so far into debt, and now we have president biden talking about wanting to ballot universities by canceling student debt? it's absolutely astonishing. if you don't go to college and either learn to think, or learn a trade, there is a real problem and we need to rethink this whole process. >> there is no supply and demand. in the fair market you have supply and demand. when the cost gets to how you have demanded increases. but when you have this middleman, the federal government's stifling education in colleges -- >> welcome a lot of people played this right. they paid off their bells. do they get a refund? is there reparation coming to them? some really suffered to pay those bills and to create legacies of higher education and their families. through that came debt. there were willing to do what they needed to do to -- this is just i democrats are in trouble. then you're going to see -- we do want to do something for them. i don't know what we need to do. there is no policy than anybody has on those. they're trying to figure out how to keep the welcome people from crying out to loud. can we just get 203 days from now, can we just get to the midterm. >> and you have aoc this critical of the administration then all of a sudden are going to extend student loan because i'm paying the loans back. we may forgive them and about a month or two. it's totally an olive branch to the radicals. >> it is. in turn is their capitulation to the students because that's their radicalized space. that's who they know will show up at the protest. this whole thing is such a joke to me. over 85% of the recent tuition -- recent tuition hike of the university of california which resulted in massive protests, it was an incredible tuition hike was because of pensions. we know of the new jersey situation it's such a joke. all of these colleges and university our financial racket, which is all they are doing are trying to pay for the administrators and employees pensions that they have obligated from the past. so forgiving that for on known reasons, it's escaped everyone in their education because the cost has to be absorbed somewhere. so you forgive tuition ovitz and where does that cost go? is it can be pushed onto the taxpayers. i'm a proponent of education being whatever you wanted to be, right? if you study something you're passionate about, but also you have to put food on the table. i wish this administration will be a lot more supportive and vocal about trades come about trade schools, both skill sets, about people of high school education and who are the backbone of our economy come i wish they would throw them bones and let them know they are just as valuable as the professors this administration touts all the time. >> the president was a beneficiary of this page is last week you told us he was a full-time professor. later we found out he was an honorary professor that made hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> 3 million, right? i forget. he was only in campus a few times. >> what a drama king. man. here's what's interesting. emily is emily is absolutely right. the free market doesn't have a place in higher education. it absolutely shed. the sectors where the government has the most impact. as we see costs skyrocket in the housing and education and health care. anytime the government has a stranglehold, that's -- you know there's no incentive for them. to keep costs down pair they have declared war on men. soap mail entrance to college has dropped precipitously. they are having a really hard time getting command to apply to college because it's such an angry environment for them. enrollment is down pretty much across the board because -- people here from older siblings and family members that is not worth it. if you're paying $90,000 a year to go to college and that's before the loan and you're only making 30 grand a year it's not -- it's mathematically impossible for you to pay that off in time for you to think about buying a house and saving money and starting a family. that's why generations are having to put this off further and further. it will have massive society impacts, but also to your point they need bodies and their because they are just turning up propeller heads that spew the same socialist dogma. if you don't want to go to college don't go to college and don't waste your money. don't waste your time. find something that's going to make you money right off the bat. be a welder, be a plumber come of the are phenomenal. then go back to school when you want to learn. you're paying tens of thousand dollars for a liberal indoctrination. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. it's still the eat fresh refresh, and now subway's refreshing their italians. like the new supreme meats, topped high with new italian-style capicola. that's one handsome italian. uh... thanks. not you, garoppolo! ♪♪ subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refres- (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that we keep moving forward. ♪♪ we discover exciting new technologies. redefine who we are and how we want to lead our lives. basically, choose what we want our future to look like. so what's yours going to be? 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[laughter] >> charlie, what say you? >> this is why kids shouldn't be allowed to watch "sesame street," you should learn it from your parents. >> or older sibling. >> absolutely, if you do it right. >> i remember i dropped a load of towels when lotus was three and i said f -- and she said was there a bad driver? [laughter] >> i love that. >> worse than i think i am. >> i love the sense of humor that "sesame street" exhibited by having him on. >> pretty bold for them and i like that f stands for fairness in some corners. you are right, if we talk about brass tacks, and kennedy, from your household, they are learning it. >> look, this seems totally harmless compared to what disney is teaching our kids with radical gender ideology, i read this story and my censorship is wiped away after what disney is teaching the kids, and i don't want my 2-year-old saying what's the other f-word, mommy? and they pick up on things that you may breeze past, so i have to censor. >> blake will ask somebody other than you. >> i was watching "bridgerton," and my husband said what are you doing? you can't watch it in front of your 2-year-old. >> what are you doing? can't watch it in front of your 2-year-old. >> it's good. >> i had a friend whose little daughter is four and said in the moment, my friend said i was half horrified but half like she got it right, it was like tripping or dropping something and she was like i'm a little proud of my little one. what about you, charlie? >> no, the hardest thing about parenting, it's whether they are ready, it's not when you are ready, so you have to always sort of be on your p and q and i have demonstrated i'm never on my ps and qs and my kids pick them all up. >> there is something very freeing, if we are honest for a second, when your children are old enough you can swear in front of them without apologizing. i have teenagers now, so -- it's basically like a scorsese movie. >> like a pirate ship. >> and she would be -- >> all of hers are little ones, but still. >> i knew what you meant. guys, thank you to everyone for watching and now here is "america reports." >> thank you, begin "america reports" with the crisis at the southern border. brand-new numbers, the fastest pace in two decades, a million apprehensions in six months. >> fox news shows video of hundreds of migrants released to nong