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>> former president trump is back in washington right now. looking to bring a new unity to the republican party and he will be hosting meetings with lawmakers, business leaders, and potential candidates for the vice presidency. he is expected to speak at the national republican vittorio committee later this afternoon. we will be monitoring his movements in washington all hour long. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered, i am kayleigh mcenany and here is my cohost, emily compagno, along with cheryl casone, and kaylee mcghee white, and fox news contributor, attorney, and former nypd inspector, paul mauro. first, let's go live on capitol hill. >> hey, kayleigh. it's been quite the circus here in washington, d.c., as we hop around different parts of the

city following the president on his whirlwind tour of washington, the nation's capital. she's with the ceos of different businesses at a roundtable, trying to sell his economic policy and trying to win some donors. next, he will be coming here to this building behind me, to talk with senate republicans. that includes leader mitch mcconnell. that should be very, very interesting. earlier this morning, he kicked things off with a big meeting with the house republican conference. this was really, kayleigh, a watershed moment for these house republicans who have been going through a lot of device nests in the last couple of months. especially after they kicked out their speaker last fall. he talked about a big tariffs package, cutting taxes for americans, talking about none of these wars going on in the world

would have been going on under his watch. he took a couple of hits at president biden as well. he called the current president a "dope" and said he would host several tele- town halls. they needed this moment for their presumptive nominee to come here and unite the party. listen. >> we know we have to hit the ground running and i think we have a great chance of having both the house and senate and white house. so there's a lot of excitement in the room. but for him to spend half the speech talking about despite the court cases and his own campaign, how he can help us? i thought it was really gracious. >> like i mentioned, next up, he will be meeting with senate republicans in the next half-hour. coming face to face for the first time with minority leader mitch mcconnell after four

years of having this really rocky relationship. and moving inside for a press conference right after. kayleigh, i want to mention how incredible this moment really is for house and senate repub republicans. two years ago, kayleigh, i was having conversations with very public republicans in this town saying that it would be a nightmare if trump came back to this town and so many of those people were inside with him supporting him and endorsing him today. a big moment for him. >> big moment, including for some that voted for impeachment. leanne caldwell of "the washington post" said trump mentioned to these congressmen that he's expanding the battleground maps to new jersey, new mexico, virginia, and minnesota. have you heard that? >> we know that he has definitely offered to give us much help as possible to these house republicans. i did not hear about that per se but he touched on a gamut of

different topics and his main agenda is trying to keep the house. i know a lot of folks in the house are worried they will lose it in november and they are riding on him to help them win the house. >> thank you very much. paul mauro. i think this accomplished two goals. you have to meet with the senate but it shows policy seriousness. he stood on the stage in nevada and said to the service employees that i do not want taxes on tips. it shows a seriousness, going to the hill, thinking about policy, making these promises of reality. but unity, congressmen that have not always been supportive. people like mitch mcconnell, a senator he has not spoken to in's 2020 will be with him to today. >> my perception of this it's it's the evolution of donald trump a little bit. shaking hands with the swamp, let's call it. look, he's got to balance that.

he runs as an outsider. it's how he won the first time you won. he wants to clean the house, drain the swamp, this is realpolitik. he's the republican nominee. at that point, he will have to go back down into the swamp. you need allies. no man is an island. seriousness, a purpose. going into the convention, everybody is on the same page. if he gets the nomination, everyone will know what he stands for. whereas you can counter it with the democratic side of things, we are not even sure who the nominee is going to be despite the fact that the presumptive nominee is an incumbent. they have momentum. i think it's a good move. >> there are folks that are not on the same page as trump and republicans. they are democrats. here's what they had to say. >> i just get sick thinking about my republican colleagues in the senate. many of whom i considered to be friends, many of who i know, to

support american democracy. watching them get behind this candidate. >> he's able to control them from afar, whether he's in new york or florida, he's calling the shots on the republican party. >> she has the perfect right to talk to senators. i don't make anything of it. it just shows whenever my colleagues are still enthralled in this trump colt -- >> they are asking their leader to come talk to them. they will do whatever he asked them to do. >> kaylee. >> it's an important opportunity for opportunity for republicans to demonstrate division. internally, the party is in turmoil over the gaza conflict. the infighting that occurred this week when hillary clinton endorsed the primary opponent of jamaal bowman and bernie sanders is attacking her. they cannot stop fighting among themselves. that will be temporary. we know one thing about the

democrats. they will vote blue no matter who. they will rally together before november. this is an opportunity for republicans if they can take advantage of it. it'll be especially critical heading into november because that's how you win over voters. they want to talk about issues, the economy, immigration. if i am a republican. every time the democrats start fighting about what's happening in gaza, i'm reminding voters that biden just let in eight potential terrorists across our southern border. if i'm a republican, i'm reminding voters every time democrats try to figure out about what to do with bide bidenomics, i'm hammering out those issues because that's what voters care about today. >> donald trump is very keen on seeing the house take action on

the law fair issue. but i'm intrigued by something politico reported on this morning. a proposal to allow the president to try to remove state court proceedings through federal courts. i had no clue but apparently judges have the ability, executive officials, to ask their proceeding to be removed from political court. why shouldn't the leader of the free world be able to do that? summarizing the argument. >> let's dig into this for a second. representative fry wrote this almost a year ago but now it's being ready for possible action. he's whipping up four votes. if you are a current drill lawmaker or judge, you can move and have it changed to a federal jurisdiction. that's pretty huge. why can't the president argue this?

we are drawing the distinction that president trump is not a sitting president or this bill would not impact sitting presidents. maybe that's the difference. at the end of the day, it is sound logic. think about the luxury, frankly, of having it removed -- the jurors, the pace, caliber, everything at the federal level works at a level you would want to see with the former president especially being charged with something. especially if nancy pelosi can do it right now, why can't president trump? earlier today, the other mainstream networks, as they were covering president trump on the hill, they were just showing footage of january 6th. as if he's leading the charge. i mean, it's just ridiculous. >> and nancy pelosi mentioned january 6th. that's the argument so many years later. business ceos wrapping their arms around trump's and another component of this.

>> he's at the business roundtable. there are about 200 members and a lot of them did not accept the invitation but do you know who's there? jamie dimon, citigroup, bank of america, or ghibli three of the most powerful banking ceos in this country. that's money. what is the pitch to them right now? at this moment, i'm going to lower taxes even more. i'm not going to hike up your corporate tax rate like biden wants to do. he is also telling them that i will cut down regulations even more. he will fight against the green energy plans. a lot of companies have complained about that. this is money talks and money is what campaigns run on. i'm sorry, maybe that sounds cynical to all of you. it's true. his messaging is on point right now with the business community. >> a potent pitch. after three years of bidenomics. former president trump is going all in on winning young voters.

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>> right now, former president trump is in d.c. for the first time since his new york criminal verdict. he's meeting with republican lawmakers, business leaders, and potential candidates for his vp pick. the former president is also expected to speak at a press conference in a little over an hour. which we will bring to you when they begin. and before he went to the capital, trump hung out with youtube sensation, turned professional wrestler, logan paul, in a move likely to appeal to young voters. the voting block that trump is aggressively leading.

♪ ♪ [laughter] impulsive! the two also posed for this instagram picture with logan paul's wwe championship belt. it got almost 900,000 likes. in just under 24 hours. meanwhile, trump brought gifts for the superstar. watch. >> is this your mug shot? [laughter] >> elvis had one. frank sinatra had one. >> that's what authenticity looks like, by the way. he also extended an invitation to joe biden to join his podcast. >> we would like to extend the invite to joe biden if he would like to come on the podcast. >> i think you have a less than 1% chance that you will.

>> what i loved about that so much, paul, it's two of them being themselves. two normal humans, no faking anything. they are authentic. that's probably in part why logan paul's celebrity has skyrocketed. it's being reflected in polls. a recent quinnipiac survey has trump ahead by a point among registered voters and you look at cnn exit polling -- there's a lot of ground that has been gained and maybe it's because of things like this? >> that's a big, big number. a 20-point swing. he senses vulnerability and he goes right at it. it's his proposal to remove the attacks on the gig economy through the service industry.

we are not going to tax your tips anymore. what would behoove trump, i think he's doing it, to have a digital advisor. kids these days digitally. and one of the grapes is about venmo. if you use venmo in a commercial transaction, linked to a credit card, it takes up 3% tax. you feel that if you are a young person working in the gig economy. that's just an idea i've seen floated but it's very clear that he's listening to advisors advisors on those issues. he understands those people, those kids vote these days. they see stuff on tiktok, that's why he's on logan paul, and he knows something else, he knows that biden can't do it. if he goes on logan paul or any of these digital platforms, you know, kids get trump and

understand he's funny. they see biden again see their cranky grandpa. >> everything you say is so true and accurate but i wonder, talk to me about the practical application, the investment return and what's being applied with birth control and a six-pack of beer, is the authenticity, the realism, the actual policy-based campaigning, is that enough to woo or surmount the democrat approach? >> i am gen z and we don't want to be pandered to by democrats. we won't a -- we want actual solutions. i know who logan paul is, i don't really necessarily watch him. not my style. but i guarantee everyone in my generation regardless of whether they watch him, they know who he is. he has a tremendous following. 23 million youtube subscribers.

27 million instagram followers. 18.5 million tiktok followers. and in an analysis last year, more than half of those are between the ages of 18 through 24. if you are trying to speak to gen z, it's a perfect person to do that with. paul is right. candidates have to learn how to campaign differently for younger voters. we don't consume politics in the same way that older generations do. we won't turn out to traditional campaign events or answer a phone call but we will see you on social media and listen to you if you talk to one of our favorite influencers, like logan paul. that's exactly what trump is doing. changing his strategy to meet the moment. >> i think i'm still traumatized from yesterday when the democrats rolled out their six-packs. what do you think of this? >> the tiktok move is brilliant on trump's part. when he signed up for tiktok, his fan base blew away joe biden's. that's the first thing you have to remember. look at the generation, gen z,

what 9 out of 10 gen zs that did answer a poll, to your point, said that housing affordability as their most important issue when they go to vote in november. democrats are very worried about the young vote. not showing up in november. they cannot engage them. that's not just joe biden but down ballot. the other issue, actually jake paul is his brother. and he said, look, mortgages are too much for us to afford. people are putting off going to school. all of these things are what that generation cares about. >> this is brilliant. going out on tiktok. if a party or candidate loses the race, they do an auto critique or look back at what went wrong. during obama's election and reelection, republicans had to look at what did he do that we did not do? trump is not letting the moment passed him by. it's brilliant being out there

at the ufc fight. out there with logan paul. biden will not take up that invitation from logan paul. but trump is showing up and having fun. the age-old test, who do you want to have a beer with? the guy that stands frozen at a concert for juneteenth or the guy going face-to-face, quite literally, with a wwe celebrity? the second guy, not only does he have policy answers but having fun while answering them. >> right now, president biden is back on the world stage in italy holding a joint news conference with president zelenskyy and a little over an hour. just can't shake the concerns around his age and mental fitness. more on that, next. for veteran homeowners, it's easy as 1-2-3. one: call newday and apply. two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards

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>> she's created this little room and it has a little desk. and it has one of those valets and a blue dress shirt, all wrinkled. when does he take his shirt off? >> he's taking his shirt off? >> oh, my gosh. please do not show this to any other world leader. [laughter] >> on national tv. >> don't show this to a new world leader. as the associated press headline is... this is really concerning. this is the president. he freezes very publicly and at a time when russia is sending a nuclear power submarine, an oil tanker and rescue tug, and with the russian and cuban flag, it

was created with a 21 cannon salute. what our officials said to cbs, this is notable but not concerning. i'm sorry, i'm concerned when this is president biden leading our country and russia is in cuba. 100 miles from the u.s. mainland, a stone's throw away. i stood at key west, 100 miles to cuba, while russian warships are there. and there's year commander in chief, president biden. >> with global threats and global capabilities and now weakness on the world stage, do you want to share about your victory lap? >> i sat on the couch right where kaylee is and i said he's going to be among these world leaders at the g7 and they will be heavy discussions about money and arms. guess what? in the next hour, we will see president biden and zelenskyy at the podium. that'll be interesting. a $50 billion loan the g7 has given to ukraine.

$325 billion in russian assets have been frozen. they are figuring out how assets work. i will take it. but who are they asking to back the loan? us. they have not decided yet but that's what they are doing right now. what's at stake it's what is so disconcerting to me. on a constant basis. by the way, i've been to cuba. it's all russian and chinese money. russian and chinese cars. to your point, 100 miles off the coastline of this country. it's a very. >> this president has served in government for 50 years. he's been disorganized but it's been furthered by his handlers. but he's been that guy that had, frankly, passwords taped up, notes scattered, he didn't follow policy to that organized t. but the reality is, no american

is safe under him as commander in chief. all of that is unacceptable. >> there's no other venue in which an american president become so exposed as foreign policy. especially when that person goes overseas. when he goes overseas, he is representing america. team america arriving on the tarmac. he cannot fake it -- you can't call it at 11:00 a.m. when he's over there for g7 meetings. you know at the world cup, when they played the gold medal game and everyone plays for the silver and bronze? and nobody cares? this is a european meeting on a continent -- that just lurches to the right. >except for meloni, they'll just just went to the right. cutting the legs off his agenda. to me, this is a little bit of a

meeting of losers. [laughter] >> he's become the single biggest liability to our own national security. in what you were saying about service members come up my brother serves in the navy. i will just say, many of his fellow service members are considering not re-signing because they don't want to serve under president they believe is not mentally fit to command them. this is a big concern in the military and widespread across all voters. just one-third of voters in the u.s. believe biden has the mental capacity to serve another four years in office. among my generation specifically, the concern is exacerbated. 85% of gen zers feel biden is not fit to serve. imagine what our enemies on the world stage think about us.

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>> former georgia special prosecutor is back in the headlines. of course he is. he was forced to resign from the truncates and claims that the former president could still face trial -- wait for it -- even if he wins in november. >> if she wins when this does go before the court of appeals and is not disqualified, is it constitutional for a district attorney to put a sitting president on trial and if he's convicted, in jail potentially? >> let's look at the question in

reverse. are you asking me if there's anyone who's above the law any point in time? >> i don't think it's been litigated with a sitting president on trial. >> never seen it or expected to see it. >> could he be on trial when he's in the white house? >> i believe y he can. i don't think it looks good to the rest of the world but i don't think there's anything that would prevent it from happening. >> what if he is convicted? >> i don't understand the question. then you go through the sentencing process. >> it would not look good to the rest of the world but let's do it. let's do it. >> we are expected to believe that fani willis hired that guy to run a complex rico?

the appeals court in georgia was willing to accept it. meaning they will probably come down on the side of the defense. to get rid of the case altogether -- i think it's going to go that way. i think they will bounce the entire case. even if they keep the indictment and lose her, her whole office goes with them. it's an orphan indictment and there's a whole rigmarole for that. you are more likely to see nathan wade charged criminally. here's why, if the ag were to have a panel for a special grand jury, which they have the power to do, you go after the text messages and you will get in black-and-white the fact that they committed perjury. they committed perjury under oath. nobody seems to be willing to go after that and i do not know why. even if it gets to a trial, governor kemp's in until 2026.

he has the power to pardon. she would likely pardon just to avoid the show trial. >> watch how complicated and uncomfortable it gets when nathan wade is asked about the timeline of his relationship. >> just to clarify, when did the romantic relationship between the two of you start? >> yeah... so, i'm getting signaled here. [off-camera chattering] >> keep rolling? >> everything okay? >> yeah. >> just to revisit the question,

when the romantic relationship started and when it ended... >> i believe the public has, through the testimony and other interviews, the public has a clear snapshot that this is clearly just a distraction. >> why did he need a timeout? >> i've been in this business 20 years. it's a rare occurrence for someone interviewed to be pulled by their handler. that's what happened. the follow-up could have been stronger but who knows with the terms were for the interview, before they agreed to do it. she avoided it, in my mind, because i think he's worried about more legal repercussions against him and fani willis. she's fighting with trump attorneys and trying to stay on the case. hanging on by a thread. maybe there is still some love between fani and nathan. >> hunter biden, another legal matter. watch this closely.

i'm very confused. karine jean-pierre was asked if president biden would commute hunter's sentence. she answered very differently than she did on september 15th, 2023. watch the two answers. >> what i'm saying is the president, i have not spoken to the president about this. he was asked about a pardon. about the trial specifically and he answered it very clearly, very forthright. as we know, the sentencing has not even been scheduled yet. i don't have anything beyond what the president has said. he's been very clear about this. >> would he pardon or commute his son if he's convicted? >> it was asked of me not too long ago and i was clear. i said no. >> that's confusing. that's a change. >> i think she's leaving the door open for america to accept, frankly, eight commutation, and

you are making some great points about hunter. >> the real risk is that he's a vulnerability if you were to be facing jail and flip. oh, my gosh, he would never flip, people say. but if you read the text messages, in evidence, in the cases he is facing? no love lost between hunter and some of the biden family. he's not on the same page with jill and has issues with the uncle. i think the uncle is more vulnerable. they cannot afford to have him turn hostile. all of a sudden he's at the white house, on the plane, on trips with joe biden. they keep him close. >> i want to give karine jean-pierre the benefit of the doubt, but the grace she has given not to have this be a

headline on every mainstream network -- on an issue like this? >> i don't think we should believe a single word that comes out of this president's mouth or white house when it comes to hunter biden. if biden loses in november and realizes his time in d.c. is short, does anyone think he won't pardon or commute his sons sentence? or no one's going to hold him accountable? you don't think he won't do the exact same thing? of course he will. i know there have been reports that biden was reportedly stunned by the jury's verdict but this is the best-case scenario. entering into a heated campaign where this topic is going to come up and now you can say that your justice department has taken action and held hunter biden accountable for crimes that conveniently are the only ones alleged that do not implicate joe biden himself. essentially able to sweep this under the rug moving forward. i think that more is in store

later down the road. >> a lot of questions that could be asked in white house press briefing. a long time since we had one. presideformer president trump in washington and we are expecting him to take in about an hour. we will bring you that lives when it happens. meanwhile, democrats are still trying to push biden's failing green energy agenda. that's next. blue-emu supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day.

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>> former president trump in washington to meet with business leaders and senate republicans. we will be watching for any live remarks from capitol hill. and president biden that to sign a new security agreement with president zelenskyy. we will have live coverage and it will be a rocking two hours, coming to you with john roberts at the top of the hour. >> you are looking at the sky as president biden is prepared to watch a skydiving demonstration. you can see him with justin trudeau of canada. and emmanuel macron of france.

and some of the other g7 attendees as they witnessed the skydiving demonstration. ahead of the press conference with president zelenskyy later today. we will bring you all of the latest. emily? >> the democrats have had a tough time trying to sell president biden's ambitious green agenda. for instance, a recent poll shows a majority of americans just are not sold on electric vehicles. maybe it's because they come with such a hefty price tag. good luck trying to find a charging station. and they can leave you stranded in a winter storm. that's just the tip of the iceberg. democrats are still trying to push biden's go green agenda with a beer. >> cheers to a bright, clean energy future from massachusetts. >> cheers to lowering energy costs are >> cheers to grade new energy costs from massachusetts. >> cheers to america. >> and to beer.

>> i can't even. >> is not going to work? >> things are not working out well for the biden administration and rolling out electric vehicles. but there was a great piece about how the biden administration has failed and his political fantasies keep crashing into automotive reality. the millions of dollars we've given to the industry and consumers are saying i'm not interested in electric vehicles. i cannot charge it. how do i go from arizona to california in an electric vehicle? they are desperate at this point. the great agenda is not working. especially financially. >> desperate but the marketing i find atrocious. contrast that with the 104-year-old female lobster women currently working, how the lobster industry is one of the many industries threatened by this administration, overregulated.

they're such a stark contrast to a bunch of lawmakers cheersing in a commercial about nothing about what's concerning americans. >> that's the difference between this pie-in-the-sky stuff that the democrats talk about and the stuff on the ground that actually impacts people's lives. that's the difference between what you are hearing from the right and the left. the left is talking about -- they are taking away from your cars. the republicans are saying we are going to lower gas prices. people feel that. that's the difference. >> the democrats are giving everybody free stuff, swag, this, but we need relief. not more stuff. we need relief from the things we have to pay for now. >> i don't know if we can pull the video back up. some social media commentators, people are hilarious in this country. "there isn't a bar that stays

open late enough." this is cringe. build some charging stations. the only people that can afford $12.06 packs of beer -- $12 six packs of beer. >> and one of the most heavily regulated industries is alcohol. i'm sure beer makers are suffering as much as anybody else. >> this is so cringe, as my fellow gen zers would say. spending hundreds of billions of dollars on subsidies for electric vehicles does not make you relatable and neither does this. it looks like watered-down beer. it doesn't even look like good beer. i mean, i think in my home state of michigan -- a perfect example of why so many americans do not want electric vehicles. give all of the auto companies panicking over the fact that they are still having to produce electric vehicles, putting at risk autoworkers' jobs and people in michigan do not want

to buy them. as he pointed out earlier, no one wants to stand outside and e for three hours in negative temperatures in a michigan winter. it's not realistic or practical. not to mention, it's way too expensive for the vast majority. >> didn't senator warren learned the first time she tried to be familiar with everybody relative to beer, do you remember that? >> yes! >> stop. >> the next time i get out of my gas-guzzling engine, i will cheers everybody in that video. more in a moment.

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>> right now president biden is meeting with leaders at this summer summit in italy. we watch this riveting skydiving demonstration. even a parachute with an american flag, we watched this as did the world leaders.

the six world leaders alongside president biden to make seven for the g7 and this is all had of the joint news conference with president zelenskyy today. we will bring you that and also president trump's remarks. he is at the nrst meeting with senators as reported a surprise visitor showed up, senator mitt romney was not expected to attend but now he is. last time they were in a room together who knows, mitch mcconnell we know they haven't spoken since 2020 but today for the first time we have senate majority leader the former president of the united states speaking and a huge show of g.o.p. immunity there with mitt romney known attendance with former president donald trump. he will be speaking at 1:30 p.m. eastern time. to keep it here, you will see both president biden, former president trump as the day progresses. thank you and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: all eyes on president biden as he is set to hold a rare news conference in italy where hee

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