Donald trump, go ahead. kayleigh: his campaign team has set we don t know if we are debating tempering expectations. emily, i want to just oppose what we just saw against some of the campaign openers we have heard from trump as an incumbent, from obama as an incumbent. drum called out the radical left, he did talk about the danger of socialism, but there was a lot of positivity. i want to play both candidates to compare what we see. the fact is the american dream is back. it s bigger and better and stronger than ever before. we are one movements, one people, one family, one glorious nation under god, and together, we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america great ag again. we did these things together.
A psychopath. and undercover inquiry by the wall street journal finds that socks in bed is dividing couples in the public square opponents physically recoil at the notion and say that people who sleep in socks can t be trusted. risk of sounding like dr. seuss. as long as your socks aren t crocs and our clean socks in the bed. emily: i hate this. don t wear socks and about around me. what s? emily: if they do, it s dressing to your feet. crocs are horrible. it s like pizza as the old guy said, which divides the nation. i m a slob sock sleeper and i don t care. it s like being cuddled. it s cozy. it helps you sleep, but i am a terrible sleeper. [laughter] i can t justify it on my own. no, it is cozy. i cannot sleep without them and i don t care who listens. harris: if you have to get up in the middle of the night are already warm. pete: warm feet are very important.
Not because they benefited any particular individual or group: because they give us all opportunity, because they moved us forward together as one people, as one nation. that s the true lesson of our past, ohio. that s the right vision for our future. that s why i m running for president. very different tones. the hallmark emily: the hallmark of leadership, of the american presidency, is one of hope, one of acknowledgment of the suffering americans go through when sitting down to americans that are listening to them. it s always one of hope and optimism. nothing else works. when you are a kid in your household, you take a toy from your parents. they show dejection and despair. it s important for our commander in chief to do the same while acknowledging reality. he is hitting the note over and over again. the note is in the past. the fact that he is rehashing over and over again january 6th when americans have moved past
The subcontractor. the bus companies will not be held liable. harris: this side for eric adams is i will be out of a job. emily: i hope biden has that same thing. [laughter] harris: we want to mention this. it is a programming note and it is fascinating. shocking new footage that showed that car driving through the door of a bakery in compton, california, just before a mob of more than 100 left ever with everything they could carry. the owner of that, ruben ramirez jr., will sit down with john roberts and sandra smith on america reports next hour. that s the programming note we can get into. watch it. coming up, an illinois mayor who says god chose me is making ways for the questionable expense issues putting on taxpayers dime, from billboards to music videos. we will reveal it. look at her, working out her face.
48% of millennial, 28% of boomers, and boomer, to 1964, gen z, 1997 to 2012. so, the people with the least amount of experience are the most confident? you notice that? emily? emily: it s an inverse it s a joke. the whole point is with life experience comes humility and the knowledge that you don t know everything, right, and perspective. so of course the babies among us would think that their limited exposure and experience would somehow render them able to self-help others and of course they would charge a fee. save it, guys. save it. harris: lisa. is that a reflection of gen z or just you become more aware and wiser as you get older? my mom always says i give good advice but i don t take it myself. so maybe i should write one and then read it just for me. harris: to pump up the sales. i love my gen zers, i
To the source. kayleigh: imagine if kimmel were a conservative. would have a lot of lawsuits to throughout there. stanley cup craziness. it appears to be sweeping the country. this limited edition pink version of the popular tumbler is causing mayhem at target stores, with fans lining up overnight to get their hands on one. this is the result of a collaboration between stanley cup and starbucks. we have even seen fights break out over these cops. some resellers are already reportedly cashing in on the craze, with some cops fetching up to $300 on ebay, six times its retail price. emily, people camping out at 1:30 a.m. emily: yesterday, sabrina, one of our segment producers, was like do you stanley cup? i asked about the hockey championship. and she said no, stanley cup. [laughter] the one for christmas? she said no, yet he. it was a who s on first conversation for 5 minutes. she said i might be the only one who doesn t know what this is.
There is something endearing about her, but when you bring in the taxpayer dollars, it becomes patently unacceptable. kayleigh: when people in her town have a median income of $24,000, it becomes despicable and not just laughable. i could not read enough of this. voted to be recalled by her constituents, overturned because of a technicality by the court. after an election in response to the failed recall, henyard showed up at the next board meeting blasting a disco song, began dancing on the podium. how y all doing, blaring into the microphone ain t no stopping us now, we on the move, ain t no stopping us now. if you are barely surviving recall, there is something but leave it to this lady to come with the disco music. then, the music videos on top of that. emily: it s like a theme in batten, the best one with michael keaton, where choker comes in blasting that awesome prince song. he was defacing the city of, and
Everywhere. that is indeed a crisis. finally sang to work with republicans in congress. they passed hr two, we have watched you should be impeached. harris: the vice president of national border control told us last hour that if you have what you have happening in arizona, when you look at the origins of people who are just being released, they are not all from central and south america. he said there are some in countries that are on watch lists, special interest countries, that sort of thing. possible we need to start thinking about who we are letting go, even if we cannot vent them. we have to be honest about some of the places they are coming from, and honest about what that could do. emily: i argue it s past that point where we needed to do that. think about it in terms of the strain and how cities and states are trying to shift, do anything possible to protect their citizens and resources. we discussed yesterday how eagle pass fire department
Like yourself cannot seem to distinct from reality. your reckless words put my family in danger. keep it up. we will debate the facts further in court. my goodness. lisa periods before i forget jimmy kimmel is supposed to be a comedian. lisa: i forget jimmy kimmel supposed to be a comedian. he let this person believe he was vaccinated. i love aaron rodgers. i appreciate him for not vaccinated and giving everyone the middle finger. kayleigh: he does trigger the left often. pete: he does. jimmy kimmel literally traffics in the reckless words. that s what comedians do. how many people has he targeted time and time again who have been impacted by that, and now he, one commons, he loses his mind? they ve all lost their mind. they are not finding anymore and they can t take criticisms. kayleigh: legal action, emily. i m sure you will represent him. emily: you said a perfect and the intro, can dish it but can t take it. i hate public feuds between