kayleigh: hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i m kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost, emily compagno and harris faulkner. also joining us, ainsley earhardt, and fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine band tech, jerry jones. we begin with the two leading presidential candidates hitting the trail in pretty different ways this past weekend. in fact, on the one side you had president biden rubbing elbows with the rich and famous. it was a glitzy hollywood fund-raiser. the headlining stars included george clooney, julia roberts, and former president obama. by the time it was all over, the biden campaign added over $30 million to its war chest, breaking a democratic fund-raising record. i stress democratic, because recall former president trump beat that radio city fund-raiser. he holds the ultimate record. meanwhile, former president trump reached out to black voters during a roundtable discussion at a detroit church. he says biden s broken southern border is hur
teams. and it is possible they added this just to make a point to the former president. can i also ask you, though, because the other thing we re hearing from trump today and please add what you would like on the documents. also the comments from trump today saying jack smith, the special counsel, merrick garland, the attorney general, belong in jail. jack smith is prosecuting trump right now, about to bring another indictment, and saying he belongs to be in jail. not going to help him with the judge in this case. federal judges don t take kindly to defendants lashing out at the prosecutor personally or the attorney general. once again, that may play well with his supporters and his base. it s not going to work for him in court. as for the document, you know, you re right. i think the fact that he turned this document back to nara undermines a little bit the case on willful retention. but as we know, the espionage act also penalizes dissemination or communication of the substance
hearing from reaction from his loved ones about this? look, you ve got to feel for this guy a little bit, right? he is a property manager at a resort down in florida. we learned he lives a pretty middle class lifestyle. he s not in the trump inner circle. he doesn t have a lot of interactions with the former president. he s found himself at the center of this case because his boss, right, the man he depends on to pay his bills, and arguably one of the most powerful people in the world, was pressing him to at least inquire about deleting surveillance footage. several acquaintances say, look, it s unlikely he even understood what exactly he was being asked to do in that it was illegal. but he really put himself in jeopardy here by not being honest with the fbi, by allegedly lying. and we have really sophisticated people, martha stewart, general petraeus, three federal prosecutors, you can see how someone can get tripped up. you make yourself really vulnerable to a federal case if you d
with him. let s go to mark preston who joine joins us now from washington. cain ducked the topic during a speech last noit. do we expect him to say anything today? we do. this is something that will dog him along the campaign trail, don. something he has been battling for several weeks. several women come out and allege that he sexually harassed them during his tenure at the national restaurant association and now we have this new woman, ginger white coming out saying that she had an inappropriate relationship with mr. cain for 13 years. she spoke out about it on a local atlanta television station, as we all know, a couple days ago.addressed it th morning, again, on good morning america. do you believe that mr. cain is fit to be president or should he end his campaign? in my opinion, no, i do not. i honestly do not think that he is, in my opinion, would make a good president as far as i m concerned. my views are different than his views, but at the end of the day, thi
president obama joins european leaders all working to deal with the crisis threatening the eurozone and, of course t global economy. for the first time we re hearing from the young woman who posted a video online of her father beating her. why did she do it seven years after the fact? good morning. it is thursday, november 3rd. this is your a.m. wake-up call. it s 5:00 eastern time. breaking news out of oakland, california. major developments in the occupy wall street protests. parts of the city look like a war zone right now. police fired teargas in an effort to remove several hundred occupy protesters who said they ignored orders to disperse. we have no information on possible injuries. the protesters were the remnants of thousands who yesterday carried through a threat to shut down the city in the port of oakland, the nation s fifth busiest port. mayor time operations had been effectively shut down. the port will reopen as soon as it s safe to do so. most downtown street