begin with new polling surrounding the biden white house. according to new gallup poll, 55% of americans have negative view of their ethics. 55% call the ethics poor. i wonder why? this week one of hunter biden former business partners devon archer, told lawmakers about joe biden's business dealings revealing hunter put then vice president joe biden on speaker phone at least 20 times while speaking with business associates and archer outlined biden's plans. and after ignoring navy biden, president biden acknowledged her after backlash in the press. remember that "new york times" article? came shortly after that. and getting the green light from hunter to do so. seems the president wants to focus on his re-election campaign and he's doing that with an assist from dark brannon to gain traction with voters. >> president biden: i like my coffee dark. >> kayleigh: i am here to officially announce we are replacing "outnumbered" mugs with dark brandon mugs. emily compagno, i got yours, as well. others on the way. real concern in biden brand. if people are not concerned about drop-off in contribution to the biden campaign, they are not paying attention or whistling past. the dark brand mugs are not working. you can see in the act blue numbers, the democrat platform and saw drop off in $30 million in small donor donations. you can see from the dnc through every group, has to be quick examination about what is creating this thuz yachl gap. small number donations are because of your base. >> emily: i will only drink out of the mug when the laser beams go in and out, animation in there. that is concerning for the democratic party and they should take heed and take note that number one greatest online fundraising day was the day joe biden announced his plan to run this year. so i think that is such an indicator because generally speaking, you have ground swell of support, collect and call support as you move down your campaign trail. he hasn't really and in contrast to a concerted effort to highlight what is going on with republican candidates, including president trump and his indictments. it is telling, it seems like no one is rallying and contrast that with tremendous tidal wave of support for gop candidates, where are people spending their money and why not spend for them? are they reserving it? are they waiting for gavin newsom to come out? are they waiting for him to step aside? we know they are dissatisfied with this president, who are they going to turn out for? if they have to harness enthusiasm, this president will not be that. >> kayleigh: they love to say trump, trump, trump in chor us, took a break to have a caniption over joe biden and his weaknesses. watch. how solid a candidate is joe biden? >> that is the problem, exactly the problem. >> what is the problem? >> we don't know how solid a candidate joe biden is. >> he not a solid candidate, he is struggling. >> exactly, within his own party. >> it is hard to watch. >> they are worried. >> the mug, dark brand, you see weakness with biggest supporters. this mug is trying to present him as tough and badace and we know he probably wears diapers and falls off his bike. it is not working and it is a problem. you saw the statement you read to emily, it said, figure out what this is. this is a man who his economy is in trouble, he is censoring anyone who contradicts him on online. he is trying to imprison his own opponent. this is sign of weakness and who is going to step up? gavin newsom or a surprise in michelle obama? >> we know he wears that c-pap mask. we have seen that. you mention the bike, rachel. this week for a campaign that has huge warningin zoos, look at numbers among the base, numbers of black voters, young voters, hispanic voters, there are visible warning signs. what is he doing? on the beach, on a bike, on vacation in delaware. this is what he's doing. if i'm a democratic party member, i am saying this guy doesn't care. >> julie: if i'm a democratic party member, i am embarrassed. dark brand is a joke, i don't think it is funny. brandon is the worst insult he's adopted and made something of it. the red beam eyes would be cool, it is uncool, news about hunter biden and joe biden were buried because of indictment when our main focus should be our president and dark days of summer, that is what the mug should say. >> kayleigh: that is right and paul, "wall street journal" says the legal case will play out in the coming months, about donald trump. the political point, is where democrats want voters to focus on mr. trump all day everyday. interesting. in april, biden announced campaign, hidden line, flashback to politico day after biden's launch. biden campaign launch is overshadowed by other events and his team loves it. the president wants to be political background noise. that is strategy. focus on trump. let me be in the background. >> paul: i want to be the most powerful man in the world in the background. that is not what we want from our leader. talk about china and that is something we have to confront, which he seems ill equipped to do. this mug of his should have been a sippy cup. the truth of the matter is, no matter how many memes you have, dress this up, this is like watching your grandfather trying to dance to meitallica at a wedding, it is embarrassing. the reason he is not raising money, they know that and they are sitingly back say being, i don't think he will make it to the finish line, he may not make it to the kwlooen of this term. i will hold back finance until i see who is goes to. >> kayleigh: all for the red laze sers, but todd piro's dance moves may out of control. americans are not buying what the administration is selling and it could cost them voters come november. type 2 diabetes? 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[laughter] >> kayleigh: and that is what i'm calling the biden public deception tour set on deceiving you. biden administration want you to believe the economy is in fine shape. americans are struggling. here is the truth. >> construction has been p positive. the trend of weaker growth and recessionary cross winds, they are blowing. >> we have a nice ride up on participation rate and now it has flat lined and we can't get more in. >> from double a to triple a. they know the difference between double a rated versus triple a rated countries, the continuous or many political showdown surrounding the debt limit, we knew fitch was considering this, here we are with downgrade of the u.s. credit rating. >> kayleigh: that is the truth in stark contract to biden public deception tour. cnn 50% say we are not buying this, the economy is getting worse. >> paul: i don't remember so many zeros and we had widespread tent cities, this is the kind of thing we have not seen since the great deprigz. san francisco, memphis, new york, i can go on, we're losing our cities. the economy is there in all the places. this is great economy if you are venezuelan migrant. walk on to the street and you will not see that on any other network. if you talk to people on the street and say how is it working? you will get negative answers. we are hitting over/under on how long you blame covid. that is sunseted and some point you have to give people something to cling to and hope. simultaneous with bragging about bidenomics credit rating being downed. come on. >> kayleigh: it is scary and biden voters take notice, reuters voters, 19% consider voting for someone other than trump or other than biden. 6% biden voters say to choose trump next time around. get off the beach, guy. these people are leaving you. >> it is really bad, when you look at the fact deteriorating fiscal condition in this country and political instabilities, which obviously comes from the top is at low and president touting bidenomics and talking about how he's reduced the deficit. what? when you talk to democrat about the economy, they love to talk about jobs. they talk about wage ines creases. look at inflation, wage increase gets you nowhere. regardless if you got a raise this year, compare wage increase to what you were making in 2020 before inflation or before our economy went into the tank, you are not making much more. americans are suffering and bidenomics is not helping us. >> kayleigh: people say student loans, paying more at the grocery store, the hill saying more americans saying they can never retire, that is american dream, work hard and feel like you can never retire. >> rachel: i started to notice going into walmart, seeing more elderly people taking the jobs, waving when you walk in and that sort of thing and we've interviewed people on "fox and friends" who said i thought i would be retiring and working in the community and now i'm having to get a job. watching kamala harris tout bike looked like baghdad bob saying they are winning the war. they have the slogan, build from bottom up, middle out. middle class and working class are doing worse. when he says it is getting better, it is better for his donors. the green energy jobs and grift is pay back for his donors. >> kayleigh: emily, certain issues you can hide. you can go to el paso and the border and act like the streets are clean, clean up crime on the street on given block when the president arrives, you can't fix the economy, people see it. with the caveat in midterm it want the economy, it is not working like it typically does. >> emily: it will be no thanks to main-stream media that continued the thin disgusting veneer over what the economy looks like. it is powerful the statistics you quoted to paul, 50% of poll from cnn say they feel like the economy is in decline. 42% think decline and 50% feel it is negative or whatever the quote was. 7-10 americans have had to dip into savings. everyone is sick of being told how to feel and we can no longer retire and seeing elderly working at walmart. this party mocks you if you shop at walmart. i spent the week end at dewey beach. i made it back to, wo. all we talked about in restaurant and bars beach, how expensive things are. people are shortening time with family and recreation and making choices differently to have balance. he can enjoy his orange crush on the beach, we are all back to work. >> rachel: when obama was in power, he tried to convince us this was new normal and donald trump came in and we had the greatest economy in our lifetime, 50-year record high on every marker including minority and working class and poor and now you have this biden economy. it is not too hard to remember a few years ago and this is what they are fighting against. >> kayleigh: paychecks going up. we continue to wait on dark brandon. two u.s. sailors accused of putting cash over country, allegedly spying for china and accepting bribes for sensitive information. 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this tells me it is worth it. chinese spying is deep, sophisticated and ongoing. this is why you have to worry about hunter's contact with cefs. the point man in the organization got arrested for trying to bribe foreign officials doing oil deals while doing the same thing with hunter and yet he was never flipped against hunter, never used and he's been sent back to hong kong. it raises questions. >> kayleigh: i blame this administration for dismantled the doj prior china initiative doing the work and succeeded because this administration dismantled it, experts predicted uptick in activity. >> kayleigh: axios listed every department working together to come up against china, nothing like that in the biden administration, you have tiktoks, chinese balloon traversing the united states, two people arrested for that and then the chinese base they are trying to build in cuba. this is scary and we have dark brandon who doesn't stand up. >> paul: he's talking about lowering sanctions. >> emily: and stacey moy said the biggest threat to the united states and china. >> rachel: the spies are 22 year old and 26 year old young people when recruitment is low. wonder if we are lowering standards to meet requirement to keep our military going. back to the question, absolutely, what you are saying paul is right on. we have a president in office right now who is compromised. the chinese intelligence agencies know what he's done. not just in china, in ukraine, zelenskyy knows what he's done and that war keeps going and we keep sending weapons, this is a dangerous situation and we should have known this was happening. giuliani >> julie: this is exposing our w weakness. the fact one guy just became an american citizen, what kind of screening are we doing and he's committing espionage and the chinese official he was working with to give him secrets for $15,000 congratulated him for be ing an american. we are not doing background checks on most sensitive americans there to protect our country. we can't protect our country and chinese will pick on them because we look weak. no deterrence, is my point, inviting them to go after young servicemembers. >> kayleigh: i'm sure the vice president will call for money to raise bail for accused sailors. teenagers wind up in hand cuffs the city's new mayor scolds reporters for using mob action to describe it. that is next. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. i'll always take care of you. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be by your side... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ tired muscles and joints were keeping me from my family. now i can be myself again. blue-emu supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. some wireless companies think they can inflate one of these and distract you from their inflated prices. but at mint mobile, we thought you'd prefer if we deflate the cost of unlimited. this one will never see the light of day. all right. subway's now slicing their meats fresh. that's why soccer pros like me profer the grand slam ham. and this rookie prefers fresh sliced turkey. perfect for when you're subbed out of the game. and if we profer it, we know you'll prefer it too. nothing better than a sub, sub. >> emily: chicago new liberal mayor blasting condemning criminals causing chaos in the city. >> emily: this was the frightening scene sunday night, teenagers looting, vandalizing, 40 people age 12 to 20 other than arrested. these teen takeovers are fuelled by social media. mayor brandon johnson was asked by this latest instance and took offense to a reporter using the word mob to describe that chaos. >> it is important we speak in an appropriate way. we have to be careful when we use language to describe certain behavior. this history in this city. i mean to refer to children as like baby al capone's is not appropriate. julie what is not appropriate is looting, carjacking, all that happening in chicago. use whatever language, prosecute the criminals, stand up for the citizens. >> julie: yeah, gang of 40 people, 37 being actual youths, which is unbelievable minors were involved in this. nothing less than mob action and mob action should be the definition. what is this? peaceful looting? it is irresponsible and reprehensible for this mayor to downcast this behavior. this mayor is downplaying this, which is absolutely absurd. cars and vehicles were damaged. this was not just like robbery, this was looting and violent. it is mob action. >> emily: and kayleigh, call in young people, they are criminals. done. >> kayleigh: they are criminals and we know 1150 juvenile nile committed gun homicide more than double a decade ago. mayor johnson, i didn't think it could get worse than lori lightfoot. a mother of two killed, two teens shot, one who was 16 killed. nash flashback, it is not constructive to demonize youth starved in their own community. more concerned about words, get concerned about the action. >> emily: over 50 pvrs of arrests in new york are of minors. >> we raised the age from 16 to 17 and now to 18. a lot of crime that used to be prosecuted are not now, they are youth crime. there is direct line between that video and video we saw yesterday of the two store owners with the stick in 7-11 taking matters into their own hands. when you reform the criminal justice system, make sure the carrots are betters, the reforms are there, people have opportunity. you can't completely remove the stick. we have taken the stick off the table. you have to commit heavy crime to expect to go to jail and they know it. if we know it, they know it, those are results. >> rachel: mob has two definitions, like a mob, big group of unruly group and mob as in criminal enterprise and he thought they were mini-al capone. dumb way to analyze that. he talked this dehumanizes. the definition of being a parent civilizing your children. parents are not doing their job. so that is what i see when i look at that. if i had a child in there, i mean, i'm a failure. and we have a breakdown of family in many inner-city and specifically in the black community and something he doesn't want to address, that is the hard stuff. >> emily: more to come, stay with us, more "outnumbered" in a moment. what do we always say, son? 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the writer, david brooks, who writes far left pieces, including himself as part of this class. brooks claim they work to take over the media and lock out others and left alienate and excludeelites, using language to recognize one another and excludeothers, using problematic, transgender and latin x is sign you have cultural capital coming out of your ears. member of the left educated classes have to walk on eggshells they never know when something sayable five years ago gets you fired now. he has a point. i urge people to read it, it is eye-opening and clear-eyed for a liberal journalist. forgotten men and women, i shook their hands, best people, salt of the earths, they are wonderful and often overlooked by the "new york times." >> rachel: absolutely, i read and kept thinking how will this be interpreted by readers of the "new york times," will they see what david brooks is trying to see. they thought through donald trump they couldvilleifiy the working clas, forgotten people and he keeps getting more and more popular as they pile on more and more on him. i think he's substitute in some ways for them and the fact this group of people, deplorables put hope in them, this is only thing we have left to fight against eshg lite rules, they locked out conservatives out of the media, academia, hollywood, all levels of power and cultural power, conservatives have no role in. we have fox news and a few podcasts. serious point and this is in "new york times" is saying something, it is fascinating to see where this might go. >> kayleigh: it is and no secret david brooks piece is one-off, this is what the liberal media think of trump voters and republicans, watch. >> last thing we need is neandrathal thinking. >> put trump supporters in basket of deplorations. >> they back donald trump and think donald trump is smart one and you elitists are -- [laughter] -- with your geography and map and spelling. even though -- >> and math and readin. >> yeah, readin'. >> bye-bye, don lemon. >> there is nothing to laugh about this. we r not laughing about bidenomics and the bs coming out of the white house, it is not funny. they had nothing else to laugh at, they are not covering the news. bad guys are the main-stream media and there is perfect example why. they talked about january 6 indictment, not talking about biden, they will sweep that under the rug. biden is making miic stas left and right, he is the white house president, not trump, that is where the focus should be. >> kayleigh: emily, he talks about journalism and elite taking over, he said 2018 study found more than 50% of staff writers ashgsz tended 29 of the most elite universitieses. nothing wrong with that, what is wrong when you do not hear americans and their concerns. >> emily: over half of those churning out amplified around the world came from the same 29 institutions, goes to how insular that population is and there is disdain they hold for the rest of us who dare to go to public school or trade school or fly the american flag. remember we, meaning americans that stand for the anthem and fly the american flag and say thank you to police officers, we will always be less than and be the enemy and that will be perpetuated in that elite industry in main-stream media on air and off and by this administration that touts benefit of secondary and further education rather than lifting up, embracing and expressing gratitude upon which the entire economy rests. >> kayleigh: left is tying themselves up in knots, david brooks seems to get it. people see donald trump fighting against institutions that persecuted them and their neighbors. >> paul: you are right, give him a job, he will not last at currents iteration of the "new york times" speaking like this. this is not the "new york times," this is different place, they are hyper woke and i don't think he is getting too much love at the water cooler here and this is why the republican party has become the party of the blue-collar worker, it is much more common people and we had a couple times on this show, they love to control the narrative in terms of language. they are very aware of the power of the nomenclature. we have mayor of chicago talking about little al capone, and same thing here, if you hope your kid doesn't get involved in fentanyl, you don't have time to come up with latin-x, it is nonsense you come up with when you work an hour a day in the faculty lounge. >> kayleigh: faculty lounge language. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? 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they are charging as much as $700 for so-called listening only seats. we used to call them obstructed view seats, right, located behind large support poles or even behind the stage. but i don't think they ever cost up to $700. julie? >> this is such a shame for young taylor swift fans, swifties that are not only forking out $3,000 and $3,000 to $6,000 to go see her in person which i think is outrageous. not to be able to see her and have to pay that kind of money is gross. and they should be ashamed. these artists if they actually want to truly be positive examples with values and morals which i believe that taylor swift is among the cleaner of the celebrities, they should not let this happen. they should make it stop. >> emily: i mentioned that i was in dewey beach and we hung out from the parking lot and heard it great for free. you can take a note from my playbook and hang out in the parking lot. >> kayleigh: it's called tailgating, guys! you don't want to pay for a concert you listen to from the outside and don't want to pay for a mets game, you tailgate on the outside and listen to the announcers and by the way, drink your own beer that's not upcharged by double. it's called tailgating. you don't pay $700 for it. if you are, you're being hoodwinked. >> emily: don't you think there should be an alternative? put something on line, put something that people can enjoy from the safety of their own home rather than listening throughout the entire production. >> i'll link this to the video that came out earlier this week where cardi b throws the mic. if you watch the rest of the video, she's still singing. so obviously, the whole thing was lip-synch. that's the current state. and that's what you're paying for. and you're going to get to see them. we used to call that listening to records, right? don't see the point. >> emily: records? what's a record? >> dating myself. vinyl is back. >> emily: all right. beyonce has an amazing voice. i can understand to listen, i guess, but not at that price point. why now? >> oprah winfrey says beyonce's concert, i was in awe. in awe of that kind of talent. and that kind of anointing. she said it was the most extraordinary thing she ever saw! even with that, i would not pay $700 to see that. >> we don't have winfrey money. >> by the way, no kids are paying $700. it's their parents! >> emily: all right, guys. be sure to catch "hannity" tonight. kayleigh will be guest hosting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. what do you have in store tonight? 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