>> harris: when you have that much power on capitol hill, you are watched. this fox news alert. new jersey senior senator bob menendez and his wife nadine just pleaded not guilty in a new york city federal courtroom on charges of bribery and conspiracy. bob menendez faced corruption charges before, got off on those because of a hung jury and he thinks he can do it again. he gave a news conference and said he is innocent . he thought he could explain away gold bars and half million dollars stuffed around his house. interesting week for bob and his wife. we think he will come up to that bank of microphones, very seldom does he not speak. he didn't say much this morning when he went in. we will watch it live. he did not announce his reelection on monday, maybe he will do it today. we're on it. you are watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with co-host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. joining us fox news contributor tammy bruce and host of bottom line is fox business sean duffy. i understand they have a little debate tonight. a bribery scheme lasted for years and involved payments that i mentioned and gold bars, rolling gangster style. hundreds of thousands in cash and more. nearly 30 senate democrats now want menendez to step aside. so emily, take it away, we'll cover this. >> emily: keep in mind, these allegations argue everything he did was on behalf of the authoritarian government of egypt and charged alongside his wife and other associates and includes him alleging trying to intervene and derail a criminal investigation into those associates. the charges are not just about your standard bribery we expect from the swamp. this is massively serious and high-stakes investigation and charges cannot be overstated. i know menendez continues to deny involvement, he has explanation for everything issue including the half million in cash and the gold bars. personal savings. he has an explanation for everything and refuses to step down. he has been removed as foreign relations. >> harris: per rules, he had to step aside. >> emily: right. we will update you. turning to this, chaos in the city of brotherly love. last night a mob of looters descended on philadelphia, creating havoc as they ransacked stores and overwhelmed police. >> oh, my gosh. [laughter] [video playing] >> oh, my god, record this. record this. record this. record this. >> emily: not everyone seen in the videos was taking part in the looting. you can see some individuals running from the lululemon store. some came prepared and wore masks. police struggled to apprehend a few apprehenders and the same mob hit a nearby apple store. [screaming] >> it's happening. it's happening. free iphones. free iphones. >> emily: they ripped phones and tab tablets away. reporting 20 arrests and calling it a coordinated effort. nationwide shoplifting surge is forcing target to shut down nine stores across the country, most in places like new york and harlem. crime at stores have reached a level that threatens safety and business performance. harris, i note that every target store employees on average between 150 and 200 employees and in addition to other taet, cvs announced closing of 10% of all stores they employ 300,000 people. factor in 10%, that is 30,000 and account for one-third of retail prescriptions in this country. when i hear this, i think of all the people being put out of work and unable to obtain medication. >> harris: that is true. we talk about the food deserts in america. more and more pharmacies have grown to have grocery stores. it is not just pharmaceuticals that will go away for prescriptions. we created a new level of hunger in are 52est areas of the country. pockets of deep blue cities. this is heartbreaking and over something we can fix. our police officers are on the job. look at philadelphia with looting, they can do their job. when they get to the revolving door of soft on crime district attorneys, they will do their jobs and do them better. we can't create poorer and worse conditions for those who are economically weakest among us. that is not the american dream, that is driving the american dream backward, we are putting criminals on a pedestal. we can stop this, it will take reassignment in the da's offices, particularly in blue cities. >> emily: and kayleigh names them for what they are, criminals. the narrative is they are children that deserve kid gloves. the children have eroded prescription retail, food deserts and we have mayors, like brandon johnson chastising a reporter for likening them to crime. they are i believe cs, why not prosecute them as such. >> kayleigh: they are brazen criminals. you had a crazy person cackling in the background as police were trying to stop this. you played the footage on your show, harris. one woman seemed to be taking great joy in what was happening and said over and over again, everyone has got to eat. okay. these criminals were looting apple, they were looting lululemon, they were looting liquor stores and nike. what were they eating? iphone 15's? yoga pants? jordans? aoc says people choose whether to shoplift bread or go hungry. we have people making excuses for criminals and all you are doing in the state of philadelphia is making your city san francisco, where retail stores are leaving, gen-zers are leaving. >> emily: that is fallacy, described as poverty-led crime. this has nothing to do with poverty, this has to do with woke-led policies that result in these teenagers being able to run amuck and film it all and laugh for the dopamine rush thachl is destroying cities and putting people at risk. that night, a security guard was attacked, what is of po erty led approximate that? nothing. >> tammy: it creates more poverty because of jobs that are lost, stores closing down, less food, more desperation. it is obscene in the fact that it creates the dynamic that they say they are against. we've seen this on almost every issue in the country with democrats, but this becomes now existential threat and issue much this is not everyone in philadelphia but for people in chicago and pennsylvania, here in new york, the stores are called dwayne reid, two downtown, one on broad street and one on broadway, closing down. closing down. we've got dynamic where the democrats have been arguing for this, promoting it, but mostly about the food argument and poverty is the excuse. it is the alibi to allow individuals to feel like they are doing the right thing or it is reparations. we've heard that argument and thatun radios people's lives, as well. >> emily: sean, i hope you can elose nat the nexus between what tammy just said, the federal government's role in hyping and supporting local law enforcement, governors trying to reclaim states back from criminals running it. instead, this white house weighs in ands reparations will fix everything or decline to tamp down on hysteria and decline to support law enforcement and name it democratic-led policies that have led to erosion of democratic cities. >> sean: this is a local problem. these are liberal policies that brought this upon us. as lululemon, it is nike, all liberal stores that support liberal policies. they want to defend the police and you have voters who support the policies and consequence, you are going to have a food desert, can't buy clothes, medicine, everybody has fled. where are the parents? 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(soft music) >> harris: house republicans set to begin their impeachment inquiry into president biden this week. we are seeing the brand new finding in the biden family investigation. they are following the cash. house oversight committee chairman james comer is unveiling new biden bank record set from july and august of 2019. that wasn't that long ago. comer alleges hunter biden, the president's son, was raking in foreign money while his dad was running for president. chairman comer says hunter biden received $10,000 on july 6, 2016. they have bank records and specifics. it was a wire transfer which originated from beijing. one week later another wire transfer for $250,000 and chairman comer claims both transfers listed joe biden's residence as the beneficiary address. joe biden claimed his son never made money from china. here is what he said at the presidential debate in october of 2020. >> vice president biden, there have been questions about the work your son has done in china and for ukrainian energy company when you were president. was anything about the relationships inappropriate or unethical? >> nothing was unethical, my son has not made money in terms of what you are talking about, china. only guy that made money from china was this guy, nobody else has made money frommin choo. >> harris: last year the federal government said it would vauch americans venmo, anything over $600. buy a couch and they know it, you venmo it. >> kayleigh: comer is just getting the records and information from the pseudonyms. more will trickle out, we will see. the white house response, joe biden's address on hunter biden's payments from china in 2019. 2019, penitentiary year. ian sams said if someone stayed at their parent's house listed permanent address and got a check, the parents worked for the employer. was there a pandemic in 2020? no, that was 2020. hunter's memoir said he was not living there. daily caller says hunter was living in california per the guilty plea. two contr diktions. what child who stays with their parents, who is 49 years old, list their parent's address as permanent address? i'm sick and tired of hunter being treated like a child, he's a 49-year-old man. >> harris: tammy asked a great question, how long had this been going on such he felt comfortable enough to list has dad's address for a foreign deposit? >> tammy: you are living with your dad and making a quarter of a million dollars, when does that happen? we have wondered, how do you do public service and have five homes, have a home at the beach, are worth millions more dollars, how does that happen? your point is perfect. they want the american people, get the venmo, get the irs agents. joe and his family can get away with this. this is the benefit of the impeachment investigation allow outreach for this information, details they think will never happen because they have been doing it for so long and everyone has been doing it, presume everyone is protecting everyone else. >> harris: talk to me, sean. i understand why republicans would be reticent to wanting to push this through for impeachment. but an inquiry gets you to the point you can build potential evidence to go forward. do you think you can get the votes with all that is coming out, comer lays it out, chairman jordan lays it out, chairman jason smith from ways anden means lays it out. is there too much fear to go forward with republicans? >> sean: comer lays it out, jim jordan lays it out. the house is not made to investigate this stuff, the fbi is equipped -- >> harris: they are doing a good job. >> sean: who got this money? what is up with the shell companies? the fact the fbi won't do their job on joe biden and the house, legislative body has to expose this to the american people, corruption of joe biden is insane. the fact republicans aren't focused on the looming shutdown, the fbi, the doj, the corrupt level of government is insane to me. >> harris: emily. >> emily: to americans, addresses matter, they prevent us from sending our kids to certain schools, they prevent or enable us to do a lot of things. this family is protected, insulated because of their addresses and get away with this, it is appalling to me. we are supposed to forgive and forget that he lied on the debate stage. i hope there is some regret for people who voted for him and that will be on blast in any debate. why did you lie, sir? why do you keep lying, sir? that was not criminal, but in a sorority, she had an address she no longer lived in, she registered a keg of beer, gave her drivers license and got a keg for her private home. the sorority was put on probation and shut down keeping with rules because you can't have alcohol in a sorority. the address matters. this is the basic definition of corruption and we will not stand for it. >> harris: whoo, okay, we'll end there. just hours from the second republican primary debate, each of the seven candidates looking to have a break-out moment. what is at stake when they take the stage? position matters. emily talking about address, address on that stage matters tonight. where are you standing? if on the edges, you better speak up. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. remember. keep it simple. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. subway's now slicing their deli meats fresh. that's why they're proferred ,by this pro who won the superbowl twice. and this pro with the perfect slice. and if we profer it, we know america will too. what about spaniards? 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( ♪ ) >> kayleigh: just hours away from the second gop republican debate. seven will take the stage at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. they will battle it out over the economy, immigration and education. here is a look at how the candidates lineup tonight. center stage, you have ron desantis. right of him, biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. former un ambassador, nikki haley, to the left. those three are leading in the latest monmouth poll behind only former president donald trump, who maintains 40% plus lead, i think 42%. they are looking to capture that break-out moment when they take the stage tonight. i spoke with all three of the campaigns, all four to the right. start with governor ron desantis. his folks say in the press, we focus on the boxing matches and light-up moments, but american people focus on policy. i think there is a certain truth to that. you saw governor desantis take a mild posture. he won the debate. look at polling, he won the debate. however, vivek ramaswamy was up there with him. last time he was not attacked, tonight will he be attacked? >> harris: i think they will all attack each other a little bit. vivek ramaswamy was the most googled person anywhere that night right after the debate. people now, his debate team want to reintroduce him. people know he can rise after debate, they don't know that much about him. if you google, you are still curious. tonight he will show people who he is and make the arguments. i give the american people a lot of credit. they can watch the boxing match at the same time they can watch for policy. in fact, we probably need a fighter right now, have you seen the border in the last four hours? we covered last hour. that idea you got to be one thing, presidential versus this, you have to be both. what voters tell us, they are tuning in now. if now is the tune-in date, tonight really matters and going forward, you have to have a break-out moment and great policy. don't pick one lane, dance in both. >> kayleigh: absolutely, governor desantis team is planned to be attacked and they will fight back should that happen. review previous fights which involved vivek ramaswamy. go back to the first gop debate on fox. >> if you have a broken car, you don't turn over the keys to the people that broke it. >> now is not the time for on-the-job training, we don't need to bring in a rookie and people without experience. there you have it. >> under your watch, you have no foreign policy experience and it shows temperature shows. >> the last person in one of these debates who stood in the middle of the stage and said what is a skinny guy with an odd last night standing up here was barack obama and we're dealing with the same amateur. >> give me a hug, like you did to obama. >> vivek's campaign told me they were surprised he was attacked. he was the focal point. they said tonight, they wouldn't be surprised, their goal is to introduce him to the american people. a third of voters don't know vivek ramaswamy, he fights and can be optimistic. >> i thought he won the last debate. in the last debate, no one hit and donald trump went up in the polls. you have to come after donald trump. >> harris: you can't channel george bush and donald trump. you have to bring new ideas to the table on how to fix the problems. the candidate will win tonight. >> kayleigh: and interestingly, nikki haley had a break-out moment, no two ways about it. no one made gains on president trump, within the second place race, some people did make it. desantis second place in almost every poll. nikki haley point to wmur poll, shows nikki haley second. iowa, fox business poll has nikki haley in third, used to be where tim scott was. continue the momentum. >> this is her time. she did a good job. she has -- she delivered, last time i will underestimate her, her ability to go from governor to that snake pit and reign it in is experience. when we talk about age, the issue is you can be younger, be nikki haley, have a certain experience, not about talking points, certain points can be mimicked and you can sound familiar, like a different language to people watching. nikki haley is moving up because we know she knows about policy, she talked about policy, she's willing to call somebody out about having no experience and the value of that experience. being governor is not like being president, as ron desantis is finding, even campaigning is different. everyone knows this now, who will put it to work? nikki haley has experience, has been through it, was with trump when it was hot, not dismissing him. >> harris: interesting point, too, with trump when he was hot. he said, i don't know why she left, but she did. he said it recently. >> kayleigh: senator tim scott, his message, great, faith-filled, optimistic and expect him to be the adult in the room. he is going to draw policy distinctions tonight, abortion, he is most pro-life candidate with pence, with vivek, saw him go after vivek on taiwan and i believe china and israel. you are going to hear a more vocal tim scott tonight. >> emily: which would do him so much good. key is to show his shine and shine brighter than the nay sayers that put him in a tiny box and focused on whether or not he has a girlfriend and who she is. the strength of his faith and policies, strength of his quiet ness, that needs to emerge tonight, that is what he needs to hammer. he can do so if he gets gumptian, that has been lost as reserved. every candidate need to emerge and combat what they were put into after the last debate. vivek ramaswamy, many applauded him for strength, many said it was like a yap ping puppy. show us why you earned this, president pence, show us why you succeeded as vice president and you are strong and not playing in the dirt. i think the live audience plays into the salacious tv mud slinging that lends a distasteful tenor to the debate. i wish there wasn't a live audience, i want to hear policy without clicks. i don't want to hear what is most popular. we wouldn't play that chris christie barb if it had not garnered attention, it was beneath all of it. >> kayleigh: governor desantis landed punches, those punches matter, people notice them. great point. tune in to fox business for debate coverage. guess who will be there? 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this is protestant church. this is a national church that wanted to feel free to speak on national issues. no problem, the church should speak on national issues, especially if it is scripturally based. but on their website talking about standing in solidarity with the poor, you have ventured outside of scripture and seems you are looking to have a political voice. i agree with them, america confronts original racism and slavery, we believe there is no place for that in god's kingdom, they are right on that point. >> harris: amen. >> sean: politics and ideology is for them. i'm a church goer. if you go to a latin catholic mass, there are young people, people are drawn to tradition. they don't want the feel-good daily politics. there is truth in religion and faith and the bible and if you go back to that and go to one of the tradition masses, young kids are crying. it is beautiful, that is where they want to go. this liberal stuff bringing politics into faith is a big mistake and it will drive more people out. >> harris: interesting you set it up with those who speak latin, what has the fbi been doing? 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