but the president thinks americans just won t care. hello, everyone, this is outnumbered. i m emily compagno here with my cohost kayleigh mack and mcenaney and also joining us fox news contributor lisa boothe, marie harf, and ari fleischer. now, the white house is dismissing today s hearing and much the same way it did that yesterday. the suppression of the hunter biden s laptop story calling them both political stunts. it is just part of a new round of denials, dismissals and afflictions coming from the biden administration. the president brushing off the growing scandal surrounding his son, hunter, and the biden family business dealing during an interview yesterday. watch. one of the things republicans say he is a priority for them is investigating your family, your son, hunter, your brother, jim. they talk about access that they say others have gotten because of you, because of your political success. how do you plan to deal with that? the police will not pay attenti
And what the Biden Administration is actually doing. On its face a hearing this week with Donald Trumps former Chief Of Staff mark meadows revolved around what might sound like a sideshow legal issue compared to the larger problem facing the former president hooch he wants to move his case from state to federal court, but what we learned from his nearly four hours of questioning has implications far beyond a potential Change Of Venue for his trial. In addition to giving us the first sense of what the argument may be from one of trumps other coconspirators of which there are many, the testimony was also another Flashing Warning Sign of what a second trump term could look like. I mean, lets zero in on the key defense we heard from mark meadows. He argued that the allegations outlined in the indictment, you know, the unrelenting pursuit of baseless claims of Election Fraud, the Pressure Campaign on georgia officials to find votes, the conspiratorial behavior to keep trump in power, he say
The solvency. very different than rip it up and get rid of it. how we pay for it, how it is funding care that is not ripping it up. that is what all the members of congress figure out how to do. kayleigh: you may want to talk to your friends at the washington post getting back in line with your talking points. lisa marie: you are siding with the washington post ? i m so surprised. kayleigh: marie, it is an odd day for me. i want to address a supported trip. seniors are a big part of florida. donald trump by ten points, just one met by 30 points. but it is the job of joe biden to play them away from republicans. lisa: it is not going to happen and he didn t put it on notice. so those are two different things. but to your point, kayleigh, look, joe biden is wasting his time by going into florida. you look at the fact that in 2018 democrats had about over 300,000 more democrats than republicans. you look at today and
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