Hello, everyone. This is outnumbered. Im Emily Compagno with Kayleigh Mcenany and joining us today, Fox News Contributor molly line, former state Department Spokesperson and founder of Polaris National security, morgan ortagus, an American Enterprise Institute Senior fellow Fox News Contributor and former speechwriter for president george w. Bush, Marc Thiessen. Wewe with former President Trump setting the record straight, slamming democrats and the media from manufacturing outrage over these remarks at a rally this weekend. Let me tell you something, to china. If you are listening, president xi, and you and i are friends, but he understands the way i deal, those big monster Car Manufacturing Plants you are building in mexico right now, you think you are going to get that, youre going to not hire americans, and youre going to sell the cars to us. No, we will put it 100 tariff on every single car that comes across the line. And youre not going to be able to sell those cars. If i get ele
Face charges. The brooklyn District Attorney says the shooter acted in selfdefense after being attacked by another passenger who police say started the brawl. The case is raising new concerns about Violent Crime in the big apple and how it is prosecuted. Welcome to a brandnew hour of fox news like i am arthel neville. Hi im eric shawn. About to show you the video of this incident thats got a lot of publicity. I went to hornets Graphic Police say the whole thing started when a man started a fight pulled out a gun after being stabbed by a woman on that train. The other passengers wrestled the gun away from the man and fired at least four shots. The man who was shot by his own weapon is still in Critical Condition in the hospital. The shooter was a mutely arrested then released after prosecutors declined to file charges citing selfdefense. The cases been compared to the incident last year involving Daniel Penney the ex marine use a chokehold to restrain a man who is verbally threatening s
this means for special counsel jack smith s multiple investigations, and trump s third presidential bid. frightening future, the second year of a post-roe america looks worse than the first. we re going inside the all out episodes to keep the southeast swath of the country from turning into an abortion desert. all of this and more is coming up. and a good saturday morning to you i m katie phang. we begin with a major show of support from the white house on what could become a critical turning point in the war in ukraine. the biden administration defending their controversial decision to supply cluster munitions to ukraine to help that country gain grounds against vladimir putin is now 500-day war on ukraine. cluster munitions, also known as cluster bombs, are banned in 120 countries due to the high risk of killing civilians. despite blowback from his own party and human rights groups president biden says he spoken to allies about the decision. it comes as he prepares
donald trump hit the campaign trail in iowa last night telling rally goers that the department of justice s case against him is quote, all be f. well, you said the real world, but i can. he also said every time he gets subpoenaed, his poll numbers go up. he s not wrong. trump leads the board for the republican nomination by at least 30 points. that s not good for any of the other 11 candidates. particularly florida governor ron desantis whose campaign in second to trump in the polls but is being hit with words like sagging and stalled. and then there s this. in the last four months donald trump has been indicted twice, and yet, the disgraced former president s campaign says it raised an astounding $35 million in the second quarter. that s double his take in the first three months of the year. joining me now, terrace at meyer, former gop communications director lincoln project senior advisor and resident scholar at the uva center for politics, and former republican congressm
hello i am lisa boothe along with jason chaffetz, tomi lahren and joe concha. welcome to the big weekend show , the big story tonight. articles of impeachment revealed against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. the border is closed, the border is secure. it s my testimony the border is secure. you do think it s a crisis now? it is a challenge. that insistence is one reason the house as mayorkas is putting our national security at risk. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live to break down the details of the two articles of impeachment. republican member of the house homeland security committee spoke on fox & friends about the impeachment articles and the testimony heard earlier from the dhs chief. articles are very simple, article one says there is a willful and systemic refusal to follow the law that is nationality act in article two says there is a breach of public trust of what you just heard those two are very simple but they factually