broke that man s nose and broke his wrist, look at him, shoving him to the ground. the violent crime wave s gripping cities across america. it we are learning democrats who called for defunding the police have funded security for themselves on this price tag in some cases is pretty steep. you re watching out numbered. i m harris faulkner. today host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. host of no interruption on fox nation, tomi lahren and joining us on outnumbered for the very first time, mercedes schlapp, former white house advisor for strategic communications. i feel like i see you all the time. and in the center virtual seat, jason chaffetz, former house oversight chairman and fox news contributor. it s great to have you on the program, let s get to this. that man who is doing the mugging, the punching, the violence, and then the victim getting hit at least ten times in brooklyn in broad daylight, that man forcing the victim to the ground. the attacker then as i mention
first time, so excited to have come up vivek ramaswamy. welcome all. michael avenatti sentence into a half years in prison. avenatti reportedly wept in court before the ruling and for the first time expressed contrition for his crimes but the judge called his contact outrages and a betrayal of his client. mr. avenatti have become drunk on the power of his platform or what he the power of his platform to be. he had appeared more than 250 times on major tv networks in a single year. hosts gushed or took over his attacks on then president trump and urged him to run for president. you got lucky. we are back with attorney michael avenatti, a main player. sitting beside me. michael avenatti. i think you are doing a hell of a job. to me you are like the holy spirit. you are all places at all times. he is a rock star, i think. michael avenatti for president in 2020. donald trump s worst nightmare, michael avenatti. existential threat to the term presidency. please
republican lawmakers here in washington say this move is an invasion of privacy and an infringement on civil liberties. it was on arizona congressman andy biggs tweeting today it s none of the government s business knowing who has or hasn t been vaccinated but hhs secretary hit back with this. listen. we should point out that the federal government has spent trillions of dollars to try to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it is the government s business continuing to spend money to try to keep people from contracting covid in helping reopen the economy. so now making moves hand in glove at the white house to clarify those remarks. jacqui heinrich joins us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue with the fallout in the strategy going forward on this. really trying to correct the record after the interview spark some backlash. he tweeted some comments i made today are being wildly taken out of context. to be clear, the government has no database tracking who was vaccinat
fox business, kennedy, and former education secretary and fox news contributor bill bennett. first in chicago, police say this weekend was the city s deadliest this year. 100 people total were shot and 18 killed. a 6-year-old girl among those wounded in the shootings and in that same location eight hours earlier, a 5-year-old girl was shot. two chicago police officers were also shot and wounded yesterday while trying to disperse a crowd. in houston, one police officer was shot. in milwaukee, two police officers were wounded in a fireworks attack. in las vegas one police officer was shot and another one to do new york city, at least 26 people were shot over the holiday weekend and the numbers of shootings rising more than 42% year to date. brazen looting taking place in san francisco yesterday as thieves target a neiman marcus store and can be seen. mr. secretary, i d like to start with you on this. these numbers are frankly staggering. yes they are staggering. and let me sa
compared with the first six months of last year. 38 officers are dead. you are watching outnumbered, i m harris faulkner. here today my co-host, kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself and 24 hour reporter carley shimkus and fox and friends weekend co-host, host of modern warriors, pete hegseth. welcome, everybody. let me fill in more on the story. dramatic video of a shocking attack in broad daylight in new york city. two children, ages five and ten, caught in the cross fire as gunman fired shots at a man in the bronx. the children had not hurt. the suspect expected to recover. police are searching for the gunman. experts are warning soft-on-crime policies are driving this trend. a new report finds many arrested for looting and rioting across new york city last summer had their charges dropped. criminals, go ahead, walk away, they said. out west in portland oregon police union going after not charging the rioters in last year s mayhem. you have