kayleigh: hello, everyone, this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany here with my co- cohost emily compagno. also joining us is martha maccallum, rachel campos duffy and former pennsylvania congressman, patrick murphy. we begin with tonight s battle royal of opposing ideologies, i can hardly wait, it is red state versus blue state showdown featuring florida governor ron desantis and california governor gavin newsom. they are facing off live 9 p.m. eastern on fox news. sean hannity will be moderating the 90-minute debate. some say could be a preview of the 2028 race. the two governors are not running against each other, but been taking shots at each other for months. expect fireworks in their first face-to-face meeting. the wall street journal is breaking down key numbers in their respective states, and they are eye-opening. check these out, homelessness cries, california currently leads with staggering 171,000 homeless residents, compare to florida, where there are just
lauren. we heard the house republican leadership kevin mccarthy yesterday say the president s nottest, i think this is coming down to a battle of ideology. is that the line he s maintaining this morning? that s right. kevin kevin mccarthy saying yesterday the president is not a racist. mitch mcconnell didn t comment on the president s tweets, saying he would address them at his press conference later today. and of course other top leaders in the gop saying if the president disagrees with the squad s policies then he should focus on that, not condemn their personal backgrounds or make the comments he s made which some democrats have called racist. poppy and jim? okay, lauren fox on the hill. thank you so much for bringing us this. it s surreal this is happening. the year 2019, it is amazing. let s go to the white house now. cnn s joe johns. clearly the president has calculated this is his issue,
virginia, his farm, the plantation. and george the third said then he ll be the greatest man in the world because everybody respects giving up power like that to a democracy. george washington had the option of being king, and he said no. that is not what this new experiment in democracy is going to be. he d take it in a second. he would take it in a second. and that s what part of this event tomorrow is. he wants to be at the center, not just of the government, but of american life. and that s just the complete opposite of what our founding fathers designed and of what i think most americans want. well, i hope that everybody goes there, carole, that if they see somebody looking for trouble, they just walk away. the last thing we need is another charlottesville. the last thing we need is this battle of ideology in the streets. absolutely. i wanted to make a comment about the fact that this is a day that we at capitol fourth are
a battle of ideology, restoration, and revolution. in a moment i m going to talk with a top official in the biden campaign, but let s start with our msnbc news correspondent who has been tracking all of the developments with the biden campaign since, frankly, biden was obama s runningmate. before he was years not months here. the most unique thing about this debate tonight for joe biden. it s the first time he s ever been a frontrunner going into a primary democratic debate. i spent a lot of time watching some of those 2007 debates. he was having fun. he had the position to stand back and talk about the issues, iraq was the big one but also joke with people on the stage. people like me and chris matthews would say, boy, joe biden seemed to have the best night. i remember those debates. it was never hillary and obama, was always but, you know, joe biden. he was laughing, he was loose, and that is what made an impression.