under president biden's justice department. the latest round of charges are coming out of special counsel jack smith's investigation into the 2020 election and the january 6th attack on the capitol. the former president now faces new federal counts including conspiracy to defraud the unite states, conspiracy to obstruct official proceedings, obstruction of official proceedings, and conspiracy against the rights of the pe people. well we now know that special prosecutor jack smith's case against the former president. what is unclear is how the unprecedented set of accusation will hold up in court, and the impact on the 2024 presidential race. hello, everyone, this is outnumbered. i'm only compact know he was my cohost kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today the story anchor and executive editor martha maccallum, television host and author kim douglas; an fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu medical center dr. marc siegel. but first let's go to david sponge who is live at the justice department with the latest. david, good morning. mark hi emily, tomorrow we find out more about this entire case late afternoon in washington, d.c. august the former presiden to make his first appearance before a judge. it will be a formality. we will see what happens inside the courtroom there. but today he posted just hours ago on his platform truth socia thanking everyone. he said, "thank you to everyone. i have never had so much suppor on anything before." now special counsel jack smith says this case as plain and simple and get to the heart of american democracy, and he points to the attack on the us capitol in january, 2021. listen. >> it was fueled by lies. allies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the us government, the nation's trust of collecting, counting and certifying the results of the presidential election. >> according to the indictment, trump used knowingly false because of election fraud against state legislators and election officials to subvert the legitimate election results and change electoral votes. he allegedly organized fraudulently to be like yours i seven targeted states of ari arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, muskoka pennsylvania an wisconsin. smith said trump attempted to use power and authority of the doj to conduct shame crime election investig investigations & electric targeted states that falsely claimed that the just departmen had identified a significant concern that may have impacted the election outcome. the indictment also claimed tha trump attempted to enlist a vic president to use his ceremonial role at the january 6 certification proceeding to fraudulently alter the election results. it is really the study doctor because for the first time in american history a former president is being prosecuted b a political opponent wields the power of the criminal justice system for what he believed in and the policies and the political speech that he carrie out as president. >> emily, there are six unindicted and unnamed co-conspirators. one of them could potentially b attorney john eastman. the reason we say so, his attorney confirms to fox news that he believes that he is one of the co-conspirators to the other five are unnamed. all six unindicted at this po point. excellent reporting, david, as always. thank you. and will come to you as all developments arise. as a charger pylon former president trump and hunter bide gets a so-called. >> speaker31: from the department of justice. many americans are wondering if there justice system is two-tiered go mark meredith is live from rehobeth beef dish delaware where president biden is currently taking his weeklon summer vacation. mark peake emily, he sure is. so far the white house has not yet publicly weighed in on the latest developing david was talking about involving former president trump. reporters shada question today of the president, but he chose to just keep on riding. cameras capture president on hi bike out the activity getting a bit of exercise but it just to talk about what's been going on in washington with the special counsel. republicans are speaking up plenty, no, accused the biden restriction on the justice department to targeting political opponents. >> we will also be investigatin the doj and fbi and population of the doj and the fbi. and more and more as they continue to act in this fashion it just proves our point that unfortunately these two agencie but these two institutions, hav been weaponized by the biden administration. >> graham ulkins say their main concern, if not outright outraged over a hundred kayleig sending a criminal investigatio into first son hunter biden. west carthage of appointed federal judge in delaware rejected a plea deal which woul have given hunter broad immunit in exchange for admitting to failing to pay taxes and lying on a gun application. meantime we are awaiting a transcript of an interview congress conducted on monday with a former business associat of hunter biden. devon archer really tells lawmakers that then this did speak with hutch associates on the phone on multiple occasions. there will be a direct contradiction, both candidates and president biden some the past. also an impeachment inquiry against present biden is being considered by president biden's it will just be a waste of lawmakers time. prices have continued to waste time and resources on this evidence free wild goose chase, house republicans should drop these notes and work with the president on issues that actually impact americans daily lives. we don't know what kind of impact politically a impeachmen inquiry would have on the president or his approval ratings, but, emily, there was new york times poll that came out just yesterday that showed him tied with former president trump in a hypothetical matchup ahead of next year's election. >> mark meredith, thank you so much. we are going to bring it back t the couch for discussion. also, there is so much that has happened in the last 24 hours. was urinalysis? >> i think is interesting to take a step back from these indictments. this is the third one, the second federal indictment hunge obviously this is a very seriou issue. but it also reminds me that we talk to jonathan turley and a mccarthy and the legal specialists over the course of all of this, they have always felt that this actually will be very difficult to prove. there's nothing in this indictment to go to the issue o incitement hunger they are very broad in terms of the accusations that are made here for conspiracy and obstruction, and i think it's a big question about whether or not it will hold up. and we can talk with the judge in a little while. but one of the other things i think is at issue here is the issue of presidential powers. what does the president have th right to do? what does he have the right to say? so you are looking into statements that the president said he would be convinced by his attorneys, and obviously listen to attorneys she wanted to listen to because other people were telling him the exact opposite. but is there a crime here? that is the question wrong and one of the fascinating things t me is that there had been so much legal peril and legal activity around all of this tha what you find voters doing, 7 71 percent of republican voters say that they think that they need to stick by president tr trump. they say it is feeding into his strength. and because of the two-tiered justice system that mark meredith was just reporting on, i think people have acute have become somewhat inured to all this, throwing their hands up i sankoh looking let's have an election in 2024 and let the people decide. so i don't think that politically this changes the game all that much. as wall street journal this morning said, the coming months are going to be full of courtrooms and rallies in our carnival like atmosphere. and they said it could be difficult and dangerous, and i think they are right. >> yeah, you know, and m mccarthy, turns into a great go mind to talk about the infirmities of this indictment and what it would mean for thre speech bunker some question tha come to mind: what would it mean, what would have meant in 2,000 when gorby bush because that is what they said, that is what democrats were saying but we know the reverse was true 2004 when they were told bush stole the election. that is what the left was sa saying. bill richardson called bill and trump and illegitimate presiden by the 2020 laptop with russian disinformation. if this indictment tell them if a conviction was secured, what president applying that retroactively would have been set in those various circumstances? i think it is a troubling precedent indeed, but round thi out i think that was a look at what the american people see here when they look at trump an biden i'm talking pure politica optics. you look at presidential benici guy with a 53.4 percent real clear politics approval, or i should say that is what he is garnering among welcome voters at this point in time. so for all intensive purposes h looks like he is going out to b the nominee unless there is a big shakeup or point change. so this is individual on his wa there. they go back to last wednesday were you covered the hunter situation, the pdl breaks apart. there is this hidden phrase in the agreement and the judge tha this is not fair. passwords a gastric onto the an you see a second indictment against the former sitting president. you compare that to biden. this is his doj and look he sai the doj's independence. let's take him and his word whe optically what you see is a president at the beach, a president going to dinner and a movie, our president and oppenheimer from and when he walks out the political playboo says meanwhile the only playboo from president biden is printed by less like was duchard a question from the pool. it was compelling he answered. the question was how he liked the movie oppenheimer. so you see someone whose political opponent had been indicted as he enjoyed dinner and a movie and that is at the end of the day his department o justice piece that's right and the time again just to underscore so notable that ever time the hunter biden situation the corruption makes the headlines and indictment seems struck. june, july, august. all right, americans, we have s much more for you coming up angle a new poll reveals the second democratic primary voter who want to nominate someone other than biden. and disturbing number of americans who say the country i going in the wrong direction. o ? call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loan with an affordable va home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. pay off your credit cards and car with a newday100 va loan and save. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with 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president biden's reelection campaign. in fact, just represent claim t be enthusiastic. you of the democratic nominees see some base problems there, that makes him even less popula with democratic voters and his running mate, vice president kamala harris. for 22 percent said that they will be busy -- would be enthusiastic if she were to apathetically replace biden as parties nominee. monster got there is warning signs for both parties and i want to talk on some of those. for biden they had a piece in the new york times that prison truck made modest gains along latino and black voters. midterm turn it was a press for democrats along black voters. likewise pointed out 538 young voters. this group, which was biden's best in a graphic, has now show the largest drop in support. and he has a base problem with about half of democrats saying we don't want this guy is our nominee. trump, you could argue legal money. if he is the nominee, you could argue legal proceedings, he could argue that so infirmities for both candidates. one thing that really jumps out at me when you look at these enthusiasm numbers, kaylee, is that that translates to donors go to small donors. it also translates to intensity and turnout. will a lot of these people stay home if they are not excited to go out and vote for these candidates? 43-43 on the head-to-head. that's a national poll of registered voters. is not that informative, i don' think at this stage of the game. but when you break it down to the independent voters biden is an independence order 2-37. this is an area that i think th nominee, if he becomes the nominee, president trump would really have to focus on these independent voters. which is why i think will be extra for them to show up at th debate on august 23rd, because think it's a real opportunity t reach out to those independent voters in a way that is difficult to do in other environments. this obviously shows a huge lac of enthusiasm. i'll say one more thing: every election i have covered the summer before the year of election year everything might look like it's all sort of shaping up to be what it's goin to look like. and every time there is a switcheroo because there is something that happens that is unexpected. and 90 space that we will see something. i cannot predict what it is, bu that changed the game in one wa or another but if there's a hug hunger for someone else, and ye none of those people seem to be cutting through at this point. can any of them come through? obviously we'll look for that i the debate and see what happens but other third-party candidate also have opportunities here, i think. we talked about october surpris but they have been many surprises just in the summer before the election. emily, nate cohen went on to sa that it now suggest that lookin at the biden campaign that it cannot necessarily count on anti-trump symptoms alone. and it needed to do work to reassemble and mobilize a winning coalition. i will put that and say i will be giving republicans a note of caution which is this: can't rest on your laurels and said i present his a 39 percent approval rating, which is abysmally low. you got to get out there. he got to go to debate uncle ye to sell yourself to different voters. usada positive reaganesque vision that's right, monster, because we talked about turnout might first thought was ielpi turnout. that is what suffers, especiall because a lot of americans are feeling deeply and personally affected and impacted by these repeated indictments of their former president trump. it is really difficult for people to swallow enthusiasm fo other candidates at this point hunger so you are right that misses of cohesiveness is all the more instructive right now and all the more crucial, because whatever third parties are coming in and sort of dabbling toes in the water on the left of it still does not matter if there is not a gop cohesive turnout. and xy as well the infighting b seen candidates has to be set aside at the voting ballot for sure. and no matter what kind of tricks and party tricks the democrat party keeps pulling o out, obviously the use of the department of justice, t the us of, right, use of narratives, o crafting and parodying all that is encountered because the democrats will turn a bug because it meant doesn't matter if there enthusiastic, they wil still vote the current. support for gop to be cohesive and for independence to be reluctant to do so to set the stage for photo shopping, why did everyone on the stage look at me when she said? i looked directly at you becaus of you. >> monster pointed. martha pointed. photo shopping, i don't believe in it, i don't use filters. okay. >> there is biden. it is not him doing it and some operators some social user please amine the whiter teeth. not that i'm an expert. look at this. i mean, why? and aren't they always saying that they want to portray the real, we are the authentic? and, monster, it's to your open early, i'm for. fist bumps. big fan. butzier for earlier you said that there might be a change or something could happen. in hollywood we call it a plot twist. and i am certain there is going to be a plot twist here. and you could tell with the democratic party with the numbers that they say like only 40 percent i think we are talking about that are saying that biden should be the nom nominee. so they can all they want. believe me, call me, i can show you how to stretch the legs, make the hair fuller. not that i know. anyway, dr. you are the perfect person to have here. 70 percent of voters will say the president is too old. i would rather ask the woman on the couch i don't think it show biden is going to get a vote maybe it is schwarzenegger, who by the way can't run for president because he was born here. maybe he would turn some heads but biden i think is a big mistake. bigger issues. emily said there may be a problem with enthusiasm of the republicans are but look at the democrat side. the leaky borders hunger still . biden is trying to sell this is an economy doing well but a lot of people buy that he is the most important thing: and i think president trump said this when i was at the white house july of 2020: cognition is going to be a key issue here. not age. is not age. plenty of people that are older are sharp, but trump said, and this is the part that did not g viral, kayla, he said when you face off against putin or against xi or against ertle j juan, you have to be sharp. and i think america was a sharp confident leader that they can relate to. no doubt. you mentioned enthusiasm. there's no doubt president trum has a lock on a vast swath of people who will show up, rain, lightning, hurricane, hail, to do rallies. president biden i question whether they would show up. migrants are flooding the streets of the town in manhatta and setting up camps outside th cities most iconic locations. look at that. now mayor eric adams is sending now mayor eric adams is sending 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we are seeing migrants spie to the streets of midtown manhattan with no other place t go. hundreds have set up camp outside the city's iconic roosevelt hotel, and seems like this are becoming far too commo across the big apple. the situation is so dire that the city is now reportedly considering converting soccer fields used by children on randall's island two additional shelters. and now mayor eric adams is calling for more help and sending this warning to residen new yorkers: p eventually this was going to come to a neighborhood near you, and it is. we need to control the border. we need to call a state of emergency, and we need to properly fund this national crisis. we need help. we need help. and it's not going to get any better. from this moment on, it is downhill. there is no more room keys and film were knuckling at the live of the democrat hi karen cities for failing to address the is issue. it is again the same principle is hosting before about like th reverse of what liberalism really is. liberalism as for the sake of humanity and compassion, can we get these people off the street. and woke is how dear you ask them to move? this is their home. >> if they have rights. >> no it's not. there's got to be -- there is easily a better solution to t this. and said, put them in hotels? that's your answer, hotels? could everybody just stop the posturing. don't pretend that you love migrants so much and then when we send them to you, you don't like them. you know? you are full of ( bleep ) and w can see that. >> yeah, you like them when it wasn't your problem because you are not a border state. and then when they show up in chicago and new york you like, what the ( bleep ) are we going to do with these people? >> jim douglas, truer words eve spoken, right? >> and i met trying to be hard about it because it is serious but when i heard of about the story i went down and was interviewing some kids in the soccer field and they are tired of being kicked around. >> didn't plan that will. but seriously, you guys got the little kids, i understand through my research, $3,000 and sports events will be canceled because, as bill the five said, to the people, don't come here, we want to move them to the soccer fields. so all these little ones that are out trying to deal with obesity, trying to deal with depression, now they are all ou of their soccer games. the parents of the adult teams that we all need so much. all this is kicked to the curb. forgive me, but no pun intended. it seriously now all the migrants, 93,000, i think, to date, are going to be in the soccer field. yes, doctor go to your point $50,000 -- are scheduled canceled, with kids and adults included younger and his residents are also paying for this with their tax dollars, so they are being taxed and paying for, and there are losing what they already paid for with thei tax dollars to create these other recreational programs these emily, it's a threat to the public health of people wer citizens here. and let me give the facts on this. is not just about the sanctity of our borders which is huge, it's also a public health emergency here. i have been treated for the migrants outside my office, in the heat, on the street, trying to save them and having to send them to help you because the wanting is not being talked about his heat exposure and infectious diseases that are coming across. and mary ames like, well, we ar in century city. he said that a year ago. let me tell you one more thing but we have 70 to 80000 homeles in new york already and there's shelters and almost every one o them has a bed at night. that is a perfect because the shortest of his huge problem bu it's a big improvement from whe i was in my training at bellevu before the shelters where there. improvement, there's no room in the shelters whatsoever for additional people that are here illegally. martha the mayor said they're coming to a neighborhood near you were talking to new yorkers but i argue that sentence can b applied to all americans, because every state is a border state now. >> well, i live in a new york border state in new jersey, and i can tell you the homeless population increase there is no because people are pushing out of the cities. is already happening. and eric adams maybe stumbling solution here because not peel off soccer moms. they're very determined to get their kids to soccer, to get them to football practice or whatever. so he's messing with a group that is super fired up and will not stand long i tell you, people are and we were serious about sports and academics in the current environment in the united states, so that environment i think will be a trigger. i think bill the five is a hundred percent right uncle so much hypocrisy. it is dripping with hypocrisy when you look at the way the situation had been going on and one way written here, sharon board said she will be back one because she said they don't allow people to sleep in the street there, it's against the law when as a kid they lite literally, the police would com out with sweeps, brooms, i am sorry sir, he can't sleep you, you have to find somewhere else to go. they would clear the streets around port authority august they had little bench that had additions in them sort was not comfortable to sleep in them. obviously if you are so humane and helping these individuals i bless you for that. we have to find humane solu solutions, but people cannot sleep all over the streets, it is untenable, and will not work tomorrow is point started in public schools giving up gymnasiums. we talked at length about that. these are not my pool, not my kid and now it is there recreation time. >> what a great idea complete single adult males and gymnasiums by children? who cool bad idea mark nice that's just common sense. the bottom line here is words are cheap, actions are real. was like, "we are century city cool, but then the illegal immigrants, and you failed to provide sanctuary and negativel by the street. we care about immigrant chi children," is another thing we hear from bleeding heart lib liberal. no you don't bug because when vice president kamala harris went to the board my guess wher she didn't go? emergency intake facilities where kids were trying to suicide, where they had to take away and 95 respirator because they were slitting their wrists where they had suicide watch lists where they were eating chicken with plenty feathers, s they are tired of hearing on century city. we care for the kids but you don't care for the kids. your leaders don't at least. your leaders don't. they just point breeze, playing games all day, all night and biden way to go, premature victory lap you said illegal immigration coming down. was in july 120000 from the previous want of 95,000. fix the problem. he also said be cured cancer s so . >> did say that. only hundred kind of covid. coming up with fascinating research on teenage boys showin how they are turning their back on 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very progressive los angeles, and ha all kinds of guy friends from the football team to come over. soccer mom. they come over and all that hunger they are all talking. and he went to his first day with his friend, first day of college at unc. race, father a bit older, with lot of management a mother that believes in manners. walked into the lecture hall standing, getting ready to walk in. he sees a girl behind him, open up the door for her. way, why are you holding the door open for me? you don't think i can open my door? you mail chauvinist pig, i kept my own door, step aside i'm l like, are you -- he does not -- these young men do not know wha to do, kaylee go there like a door open the door or don't i? do i slam the door in your face? am i going to be called a misogynist? what do i do? no wonder their turn to conservativism. yes and this story is so illustrative, and would because there is a state of american m men, 23 port and they say too many younger men believe feminism has gone too far. that's a good example pick please open the door for me. i argue that i think their culture is one of stifling natural men. soon i see in the discussions and conversations in school, an their sports and their recreation socially in their ability to be honest and share their thoughts, all they are doing is being circumscribed -- r.i.p.d -- and circumscribed a and, no, white male you must si down. your opinion does not matter as much as the person next to you. your been strong for too long. it made sense to me that these guys and they were graduating high school are saying, okay, s on conservative ideals, i actually am valued for free speech, we are valued independently and uniquely. we have civil liberties that ar fostered, rather than canceling someone for daring to speak up their mind angle for me it made total sense. and i invite and welcome all of them over go. >> you know, doctor, i do wonde what this means social because throughout time and ralph lampert between young men and young women liberal-c liberal-conservative. now you have this discrepancy, what happens in the dating wo world? our resident dating expert. because i'm in my office every day. women are more a bug i don't like the term toxin -- toxic skill needed all. some superimposed on geology. it starts with the family hunge i am two sounds that are both strong and polite. and i have a daughter that is a firebrand, nobody holds her b back. but she doesn't threaten them. and martha has a strong family too. is we have to overcome all the superimposed ideology at the family level. and the story is deeply disturbing i actually opened th door for somebody the other day and he smiled. we've got to keep that in the culture. >> see maybe i am a determinist market because i'm the pregnant woman on the plane now? i want a man to come help me pick up m bag 100 percent. but there is a separation between manners and assaulting young woman because this by thinking she can open. it is silly to me. is a mom of two grown boys, i always tel it's great to be a p wonderful to be a man, amazing to be a father. these are three wonderful title that are part of you and part o your life to you have to embrac it. i was -- i also had to give som credit to podcasts or joe rogan and peterson. they and their brother talking about what they heard on rogan, what they heard on peterson. these people are having a big influence on them. i don't think these young girls are listening to that. but i think it does the amo amount -- i think it does give them a different sense of empowerment and maybe translate into something more connected t traditional conservative values and maybe that's why that numbe is standing. >> great to be a man, fantastic to be a father, right? >> right, i completely agree. >> beautiful uncle. a lawsuit by former dancers accuses lissow of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment and also body shaming. details next. efund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of 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she's not allowed to be strong? she is not allowed to come out and see what she wants? she said, if this were a man you'd be arguing about it, so turning that i was sent. but as we said earlier there's difference aligned, and a whole movement, toward illegal and unacceptable from someone being strong and like a wolf he's absolutely. what i feel is with so many of these progressives, it is do as i say, not as i do. so here she is touting -- and, thanks, agreed to talk about body positivity, he is because you want and embrace herself. where that long when you are size quadruple 14. but being someone who went through a health journey, i go to myc mycology, she says be aware of your ability because bailey wright can hold estrogen, one o the biggest -- that is basic like don't say that. or if you are going to preach, then follow through. >> and i have a different issue. i agree completely. you hinted about your life as a professional cheerleader at the beginning. in other words people were held to a high standard and they hav to treat each other well. everyone on this kurt warner well, we are what we appear to be because she has a song that she just released last year about (bleep) time about how he personal struggle to overcome t survive, like she has a heroin logo you want to relate to her. and then you find out she's abusive to other people, allegedly? it is such hypocrisy you can't live like that if you are going to be under the lights, in my opinion. >> a lot of exclusive allegations. we will see how this lawsuit plays out. and more fox news @ night in just a moment. . at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. >> great movie if you have not seen it, go see it. last but not least, bosses looking for a maverick in the post covid world of remote work. they are turning to the top gun experience, the team building workshops cost as much as $100,000 and one teaches corporate executives business and life lesson and i thought of emily. >> obviously i love this, but it's a pretty expensive price tag for just simulators, are super fun, but you lose sight of your wing man you lost the corporate goal. those growing up in aviation challenge, for the corporations, nothing like the real thing. maybe up the price tag and the ante a little bit more. >> one of these is a nascar race, the whole team has to replace the wheel. >> that's cool. >> not enough about competition and winning and having an edge in our environment, whether it's in school or the corporate culture, you are supposed to want to win as a team and pull everyone over with you and keep your wing man in your sights, maybe if you win on the simulator you should get the prize of going up in a real jet. >> great idea. >> these are pretty real, i've had the simulator goggle, feels like you are on the edge of the value. >> it's very expensive, 100,000. for real good health, it should be in person. i want my wing man on the desk next to me where i look, exchange a glance, those moments are what build character more than trying to do it in the simulator. >> and a world of post covid remote work like getting the guys together, the team, it's good. >> absolutely, and goes back to what we were saying earlier. no wonder all of our men are confused. like my son's generation. masculinity, oh, get in the big fighter jet and do this, and teamwork and let's win. so, so much confusion. i'm all for it. it's all pro america that movie, i loved it, pro masculinity. >> wouldn't it be like the team building, get everyone tickets to the ball game, stand for the national anthem, watch your team, cheer them on, a whole hell of a lot cheaper than a top gun simulator. >> beer and hot dogs. >> beer, shake shack and a mets game. i'm in. >> before we go, catch martha's interview with former vice president and 2024 republican presidential candidate mike pence at 3:00 p.m. eastern on the story, i'll be watching. >> i'm looking forward to speaking with the former vice president today. obviously his first comments post the indictment that came out yesterday, we have a lot to talk about his candidacy, about whether or not he's going to make the debate stage and he says he will be there, so we are looking forward to an opportunity to speak with him. >> former vice president, everyone watch "the story" at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. don't forget to dvr the show. here is "america reports." >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? 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