i think every man strives to be born -- >> harris: and woman. >> thank you, harris. this is language the president -- >> harris: i saw you nodding when evan was talking. >> what i agree with is the democrats need a positive message and a positive agenda. can't just be anti-trump. it didn't work in 2016. it's not going to work next year and certainly not going to work in 2020. donald trump has never been someone to use this -- >> harris: how do you know that? >> he's been a public figure for decades. he's never focused on this overtly religious language. he's used it a lot since becoming president. i find it interesting. i do think it's trying to speak to some of the base. i'm not saying democrats don't say merry christmas. that's a gross over generalization. you can't call people protesting racial issues in this country unpatriotic. you can't question the right of people to use their first amendment. that's not fair. that's the argument democrats are making. >> the problem with the argument the democrats are making is that the argument takes longer than a bumper stic

harris faulkner starts right now. >> harris: a fox news alert, president trump is in puerto rico getting a firsthand look right now at the devastation from hurricane maria. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump arrived during our noon eastern hour, we are minutes away from the meeting with some of the people of the storm hit the hardest, the survivors who have been living without electricity, and some of the scenes that have played out day in and day out, the heat on the ground. how hot it is to live in those conditions another help coming through. we showed you a little of the relief efforts live in now what you are watching his life as well. there a 10,000 troops on the ground right now. i just want to pull back and let's take the president of the united states there in puerto rico, talking with victims of a category 5 storm. that hit americans on that island in puerto rico, we have a military base there. 3 million plus people in puerto rico and other president is there meeting with people who came through that storm. sometimes we will get a little wild a

. >> harris: we will pick it up from here, did he have helped? the top law officer in vegas says yes he did, that mad men who turned a music festival into a killing field could not have acted alone in the killer's girlfriend said she had no warning of the horrors he was about to unleash. let's go "outnumbered overtime" now. breaking down a timeline of sunday's concert massacre, stephen paddock fired hundreds of rounds of bullets for a whole 10 minutes from his las vegas hotel suite as thousands of music fans as we know were running for their lives. he believes the killer had to have had help, given an elaborate escape plan the sheriff says only a superhero could have pulled off alone and paddock's girlfriend said she had no idea what he was plottin plotting. >> i knew stephen paddock as a kind, caring, quiet man. i loved him and hoped for a quiet future together with him. he never said anything to me or took any action that i was aware of, that i understood in any way to be a warning that something horrible like this was going to happen. >> harri

harris faulkner is right now, "outnumbered overtime." >> harris: making news this hour, a rare apology and perhaps the smoking gun in the irs scandal. the justice department, they said the irs unfairly targeted them during the obama administration and out attorneys have reportedly found a smoking gun, and email where an irs agent admitted the applications for it some tea party groups tax-exempt status were singled out for extra scrutiny. in a statement announcing the settlement, jeff sessions had this quote. "there is no excuse for this conduct. hundreds of organizations were affected by these actions and they deserve an apology from the irs. we hope today settlement makes clear that this abuse of power will not be tolerated." peter doocy's life for us in washington, wrapping racking us on this. >> the irs apology goes out to 469 conservative groups. 41 plaintiffs in one class action suit in the 428 and the other other class action. i'm sorry reads a little bit like this. up what the irs admits that its treatment of plaintiffs during the tax-exempt determination process, including scre

. >> harris: i'll bring the kids, too. >> you got it. >> harris: thank you. fox news alert. acting homeland security secretary elaine duke in a speech at the u.s. embassy in london just warned terrorists are planning to use small scale plots to build toward another 9/11 style attack. duke said, quote, the terrorist organizations, be it isis or others, want to have the big explosion like they did on 9/11. they want to take down aircraft. the intelligence is clear. let's bring in the former new york state homeland security director on this. there seems to be new urgency with this. what is it? >> it is a fact that the califate is diminishing, almost being eliminated. >> harris: we hit them hard in iraq. >> history has demonstrated, when that happens, they have to respond. they have to say, no, we are still here. planning a massive attack would say you have not gotten rid of us. >> harris: all right. have we done enough, michael, to make sure they can't touch our planes again? we've had some time to deal with this issue. we saw with the underwear bomber, some other people who wa

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: hillary clinton at the center of brand new investigations one targeting the sale of u.s. uranium reserves to russia. the other digging into the investigation of clinton's e mails. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and that is "the daily briefing." house republicans launching a pair of joint investigation as new evidence comes to light. catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: the republican lawmakers made the announcement outside of the secure facility on the house side of the capitol. they told us they're looking at this uranium deal in 2010.

> harris: kevin, it is interesting. i said before the comrcial break that sometime when the president speaks it causes others to act a certain way. we saw this after hurricane harvey, hurricane irma, we saw so many hurricanes, maria, we see how he not -- we know his presence makes a big defense, but his words on a day like today can influence the reaction of the other people have in a very positive way. i'm curious. has his schedule changed at all because of the visit, with puerto rico, and as you saw him with the prime minister of thailand today, he started off with those tragedies and the crisis points for this country and as well he should as we mourn our country, but it does change the tone and texture of those visiting from outside the country. >> no question. i'm glad you mentioned that too, because we are talking about a president, liking him or disliked him that does love this country. the opportunity to talk about what has transpired was i was a very important. you can see it in the way he was having the conver

"outnumbered overtime" with harris faulkner, she is ready in her chair, starts right now. >> harris: a fox news alert, let's start with wildfires in california. updates thisour, at least 17 people have died, many more are missing. fires are burning in neighborhoods that were once considered safe areas, they haven't seen this before. let's go "outnumbered overtime"" look at this. they show their sheer magnitude of the destruction to the lives and livelihoods i mentioned. this happened in a matter of minutes. across the state, 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. more than 1,000 acres destroyed and over 2,000 homes and businesses burned to the ground. president trump had this message yesterday as the administration proved a federal disaster declaration for california. >> i spoke with governor brown last night to let him know the federal government will stand with the people of california and we will be there for you in this time of terrible tragedy and need. i just want to pay my warmest respects. >> harris: our breaking news coverage from california, claudia? >> we are

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner harris faulkner. paul manafort and his associate rick gates under house arrest after they both pleaded not guilty yesterday to 12 charges including conspiracy and money laundering. top administration officials say they their alleged misdeeds have been long before they are there met the president or were associated with the campaign. furthermore, they say the same holds true for former campaign advisor george papadopoulos who pleaded guilty to lying to fbi agents. president trump tweeted this -- the leader of the senates democrats chuck schumer is not buying the official weight house line, he says the indictments show mueller is progressing in a very serious way, watch. >> what we know now is that an alleged unregistered foreign agent was charged with laundering tens of millions of dollars from foreign governments on behalf of their agenda and was given the chairmanship of the campaign for the presidency of the united states and with it untold influence on the future president. >> harris: kevin corke o

to i'm harris faulkner. tough vote with 20gop members saying no to a budget resolution that had to pass. without it they would have had a pretty desperate situation on their hands. the president made it clear the stakes for his party could not be any higher here is paul ryan, speaker, and nancy pelosi former speaker, after the vote. >> this was an enormous step in the direction of getting taxs reform and tax cuts for middle class families over the line into, law, done. >> what the republicans did today was to give, was to give? - open path to this assault, an assault. it's, you know, rip-off, shakedown, a losing of the middlele class. >> harris: up late with you tonight. 10:00 pm eastern. at this hour a new mission, tax cuts. the middle class can feel. because of what they did in washington and in the house today they will need just a majority. that means if republicans can stick together they actually won't need democrats to get tax reform done. you heard me right a couple seconds ago. 20 gop law makers in

. >> harris: deadly wildfires tearing through california's famous wine country, let's go "outnumbered overtime." firefighters in an all-out effort to contain those raging flames and in napa county so fa far. at least 13 people have died in all of this. estimated 1500 homes, businesses destroyed. unexpected high winds from sunday into monday morning have now turned that already bad situation into worse. catching fire officials and people who live there off guard. >> i was trying to spray the backyard as fast as i could, i saw fire coming over the hill and i thought i had to get out of here. i will handle this the best i can for now and deal with the situation a couple of months down the road. as a community we will work through this, that's what you do. do. >> i am sure people of california that we will be working very closely with governor brown and california to see you through these challenging times. >> harris: let's get a report on the ground, live in santa rosa, california, . >> it's very hard to underestimate the extent of the damage but you get some idea looking around neighbor

i am harris. here is dana. >> dana: this is a fox news alert, we are only moments away from president trump at the white house, where he will declare the national opiate eight national health emergency. hello, i am a dana, and this is "the daily briefing." the president's actions come only hours after republicans on capitol hill took a big step forward for tax reform, laying the groundwork for a tax reform as early as next week, tweeting simply big news. a budget just passed. chief white house correspondents john roberts trends may not appear to john, that was a big deal actually. >> it was a big deal, the process for tax reform, president trump

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. senate republicans narrowly approved of $4 trillion budget plan last night. it paves the way for tax cuts that the white house has said it wants. rand paul was the only republican who voted no. but president trump this morning tweeted this "the budget passed late last night, 51-49. we got zero democrat votes with only rand paul, he will vote for tax cuts voting against." this allows for the passage of large-scale tax cuts under f

it's malarkey. >> harris: hot malarkey. the other side of it to, but another issue here is what happens with our allies like israel who was iran has threatened to wipe off the face of the map? with a redundant retaliation? >> lisa: they've also threatened to wipe us off the map. his death to america. i think even proponents of the steel that the president of france has acknowledged the concerns that secretary tillerson has regarding the sunset clause aspect of this so i think even proponents see weaknesses in the deal and we actually can't really verify portions of this deal because -- the iea eight don't have access to certain military sites and iran has essentially barred them from that access and he writes that officials won't even ask because they are worried about giving president trump an out here. >> harris: this is getting a lot of attention. i want to get your thoughts on this. the president yesterday. >> [indistinct] we have the world's greatest military people. i will tell you that. thank you all for coming. than

let's go "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. we've been watching that speech for the better part of about 20 minutes or so as a president told our nation and the world, including specifically around what we will and will not agree to, and this is a game changer. john roberts is live on the white house lawn. >> let's talk about what this does not do, it does not remove the united states of america from the so-called joint comprehensive plan of action. at the nuclear deal remains in place. what the president did today was he did not recertify iran's performance. which is the nuclear agreement review act. this was a separate act passed by congress that requires the president to recertify that iran is in compliance with the deal. it now creates a process where congress has to take a look at it and see what it wants to do about it. senators are coming up with plans to address what they call the flaws in the jcpoa, this revolves around the fact that around year eight these issues start to go away. they are proposing an automatic snapb

i'm harris faulkner, let's go "outnumbered overtime." the president said his first preference was for a major health care bill to replace the affordable care act. but after congress failed again and again, today he took action of his own. a short time ago he signed in executive order making it easier for small businesses to buy cheaper insurance across state lines. three of obamacare's stricter and more expensive requirements and allowing some individuals to buy low-cost, short-term coverage that was not allowed under obamacare. more competition will mean better prices and better care. >> the competition will be staggering. insurance companies will be fighting to get every single person signed up. and you will be hopefully negotiating, negotiating, negotiating and you will get such low prices for such great care. it should have been done along time ago and it could've been done a long time ago. >> harris: he spoke and reverberations around the hill and beyond. john roberts joins us live from the north lot at the white house. catch us up.

i'm harris faulkner. here's dana perino. >> dana: fox news alert the white house briefing set to begin half hour from now. speculation heats up over the president's calm before the storm comments during a photo op with military leaders. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." 12340e9. >> dana: new developments and new imknowledge as from the magser can in las vegas. -- from the massacre in las vegas. [all talking at once] [gunfire] >> get down, get down! >> dana: this video

thanks for having me. >> harris: i love the autumn tie. >> david: my wife picked it out for me. >> harris: let's get to the news. later this hour, president trump is going to speak with g.o.p. senators on capitol hill. the policy lunch is happening as republicans in congress are turning their attention to overhauling the nation's tax code. the houses affected hold a final vote this thursday, the day after tomorrow approving the senate's budget resolution. that's a huge hurdle was to get over that tax reform. president trump had asked them to get it done quickly so that they could move forward on that tax legislation. house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady says they are on schedule to get that done for it speaker paul ryan says he is optimistic. >> adopting this budget is another sign of real momentum for tax reform. of getting the train on the tracks and getting this moving so we can deliver real tax relief and a healthier, stronger economy for the american people. i want to thank president trump for his leadership. i want to thank them for expression to our members just how

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that's what it looked like. >> harris: i will tell you this. when it comes to the biggest issues in the republican party and what they need to get done, they are on the brink of something. it's either going to happen or it's not. michael, your party has been here. in fact, arguably they may still be here because you have some things going on within your own party. >> we watch the health care debate fail under president clinton, we watched it revive under president obama. i think now that you've watched the president get rid of the cautionary subsidies, i think republicans are going to own health care now. for a eight years they seem to have a plan. she is more in line with most americans than i would say donald trump is. >> harris: how surprised are you that republicans -- obviously the vote threshold has changed now. how surprised are you that the president would again look across the aisle after golfing and having lunch with some of those within his party, that he again is looking. >> we look at specifically the poll numbers, the poll came ou

"outnumbered" overtime with harris starts now. >> harris: we continue to see president trump meet with the victims, the president is calling it a fake news. this is a "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. it made for an extraordinary moment while president trump was still aboard air force one in the air. secretary of state rex tillerson held a news conference a short time ago to deny an nbc news report saying he was on the verge of resigning the summer. amid mounting policy disputes at the white house. tillis a said he has never considered leaving and that the report suggesting otherwise are erroneous. >> can you address the main headline of the story? where do you think these reports are coming from >> i am not going to deal with the petty stuff like that, this is what i don't understand about washington. i'm not from this place. but the places i come from, we don't deal with that kind of petty nonsense. it is intended to do nothing but divide people, i'm not going to be a part of this effort to divide this administration. sue on live from the state department with more on this

>> harris: these are excellent questions. if there was anything illegal or untoward, what would be the accountability or responsibility she would be held to? >> that's true and you can't separate the clinton email investigation and the bias of the justice department. if you could see in all the cases we were pursuing at the time, they were defending hillary clinton in a way that made it look like the justice department was an extension of the campaign. at the same time, was loretta lynch approving warrants against trump and his team? did they use this dossier to justify wiretapping team trump? >> harris: you are talking about that fusion gps dossier we've been investigating to see if there are any facts in it, what's the factual grounds? >> who was behind it, what did she know about that? you have the unmasking. was she involved in the unmasking of individuals who they didn't need to know anything about other than the fact that they were trump people. that's the way it looks from the outside. i want to know what she said. >>

harris faulkner, outnumbered "overtime," take it away. >> harris: another longtime critic of president trump since he will not seek reelection, "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. jeff flake told the senate floor that he would retire when his term was up. a few hours earlier, we found senator bob corker taking verbal aim at the president. president trump reportedly telling his staff that he helped force them out. >> senator jeff flake says he is not ruling ruling out a run for president in 2020 but he has no plans right now. it is clear he is not willing to fight for what will be a difficult reelection to the senate next year. >> we are in a different time now and to go and run a campaign as if the president's actions are normal and that they can be -- that is a difficult position to take in a republican primary. the position i've taken is that we ought to stand up. >> the announcement came after bob corker of tennessee announced he will retire after next year. he has sounded liberated to speak his mind. corker reignited his feud with president trump by suggesting that the whi

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. mother nature at its worst at this point. 11 people at least are dead. 1500 homes, businesses destroyed and the onslaught of quick moving wildfires in northern california. 17 large fires have burned more than 115,000 acres. the speed and intensity of the flames shocking people who lived there. the wildfires have scorched properties from trailer parks, feeling through both tiny rural towns and subdivisions. some of the largest of the fires and napa and sonoma counties, home to dozens of wineries which attract tourists from all around the globe. the fires are already among the deadliest in california history. we will bring you the news as we get it. napa county officials we understand specifically the sheriff's office is planning to hold a news conference at any moment, so during our hour, we will bring you the latest on what we learn from the wildfire situation. >> sandra: and now we are awaiting the president's comments after meeting with doctor kissinger. we are told that two met on'

this is awesome. >> harris: we did this for you you. >> kevin: my wife is right over there. >> harris: congrats to both of you. we will talk about in detail later. welcome. the details surrounding that dossier on donald trump and russia. we know hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc helped fund the work that went into creating it. but now we also know clinton's campaign chairman john podesta and former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz both privately told congressional russian investigators they did not know about any argument -- agreement to pay fusion gps for opposition research on donald trump. they gave those interviews before the news broke this week that the clinton campaign and dnc were behind some of the payments. watch what white house counselor kelly m conway told bret baier last night on special report. >> the last time they spent several million dollars and couldn't figure out whether or not they paid a foreign national to dig up dirt on their opponent, that just doesn't happen. it is not going to cast the small test for many americans but want to be curious and iro

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harris says mcconnell confuses her. >> harris: how do you find out what the president wants? you ask him. would you sign this? >> lawrence: no, and this is not we sent him down there to d do. >> kennedy: this is where i agree with you on mitch mcconnell because this thing does not extract. why are they extracting more concessions? the democrats lost 1,000 seats on obamacare. why we are not the driver's seat on this when this whole mess is their fault, i don't understand this is where we agree on mitch mcconnell but he needs to push harder. this bill is not good enough. >> lawrence: this is him on every single piece of legislation when i'm looking at you is back home, i'm saying this does nothing. >> kennedy: the people are absolutely right. what does this do for me? it does everything for the insurance companies. they can pony up to the >> and keep drinking from the federal well unfortunately. there's no guarantee that the money will go to those most in need. people who are caught in the middle or the ones getting hosed. they're still going to raise premiums. i don't care wha

>> harris: that's third grade. that's really old material. >> kennedy: she's accusing the publicans of misdirection bringing up the russian dossier and whatever else, but that's what she's doing. >> harris: it doesn't matter because she's not running. >> dan: totally wired right now. >> sandra: a harsh rebuke of president trump, not enough for some members of the mainstream media. they pushed him to go for full impeachment. big bias or fair game? we will debate grade >> do you think congress should be pursuing every avenue to get president trump out of office? >> sandra: so much more coming up right here on "outnumbered" but first, we will go up to harris faulkner to find out what's up on ot. >> harris: thanks a lot, sandra. the justice department has clear the way for the former fbi informant to tell congress exactly what he knows about the obama era uranium deal. congressman darrell ices oversight committee will get to talk with him. and representative will join me. and a big deadline for president trump's propos

. >> harris: fox news alert, a couple of things we are watching right now. we are awaiting the daily press briefing at the white house, president trump on the top republicans in the senate are sitting down for lunch in a meeting that could patch up the reported relationship that was needed. big-ticket items they will be talking about, beginning with tax reform. let's go "outnumbered overtime." right now, president trump and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell discussing the parties fall agenda over lunch. their first face-to-face meeting since trading some tough criticism over the failures to repeal obamacare. they are expected to have as their top agenda item having not getting tax reform passed. the stakes could not be higher politically. senator ted cruz said this about the midterms. "of tax reform crashes and burns, if obamacare, nothing happens, we face a bloodbath." good to have you, thanks for being with us. let's start right there. reports that there is a patching up the president and senator mcconnell need to have have. talk to me about that re

harris. right now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was with the judge. >> mr. harris is, in my 25 years of law enforcement, probably one of the most manipulative, conniving, condescending people that i've ever encountered, in my opinion. he was difficult for the staff, no matter how much respect you afforded him, no matter how well you treated him, he found a way to try to turn it. >> but harris says is he simply misunderstood. >> i feel like everybody looks at me like a ted bundy type character, and i'm not. when i see myself in the paper, i think to myself, if people really knew who i was and how i really am, they would know i didn't rape anybody, i didn't kidnap anybody. the people that do know me, my friends, they know me. my family, they know me. so, it's surreal, it's heartbreaking, depressing, and i wish i could change things, but i can't. >

senator harris: i'll be brief. harris amendment number 4. it would establish a deficit neutral reserve fund. there's a study by the university of oxford from 2013 that shows 47% of the jobs in the united states are at high risk of automation over the next two decades and so this fund would invest in training programs to help employers up skill their workers to fill positiones that need filling and would also invest in apprenticeship to allow workers to retrain on the job so there is no loss of income. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. clearly there is a moment in time where the workers of america need help transitioning to the economies of the 21st century. senator enzi: thank you for offering that. i'll urge my colleagues to support this amendment as well. the budget includes a deficit neutral reserve fund for work force development, this amendment highlights some important facets of work force training. i'm a strong believer in success students can attain through it. i've already gone through some on the previous ones. this b

"outnumbered overtime" with harris faulkner next. >> harris: one of president trump's major campaigns about keeping america safe. let's go "outnumbered overtime." president is laying out his proposals on immigration in exchange for deal to protect dreamers from deportation. the white house wish list includes building a wall along our border with mexico. he also wants increased border security. kelly anne conway said the president is putting the interests of americans first. >> we also are -- want to build that border wall. fully construct the border wall. funding for it. we are going to limit migration to spouses and children. it's not fair to the american worker. for years this country including capitol hill and the swamp have always asked, what more can we do for the illegal immigrant? this president is asking what's fairo

>> harris: good to see you, lisa. the day after senator jeff flake's dramatic announcement that he will not run for reelection, kelli ward the conservative republican running for his seat will join me. she says flix retirement shows their establishment days are over so is the president draining the swamp? i'm going to talk to her about that. where does health care stand? now that her new republican plan has put the bipartisan senate bill in question. i will ask the g.o.p. senator mike brown. he back that bipartisan bill, by the way pretty will tell me why. that's the top of the hour, back to you guys. >> lisa: a lot to look forward to. the acting chief of the u.s. customs and border protection says that illegal immigration at the southwest border will hit a 45 year low when this year's numbers are all tallied. he credits president trump's very clear messaging on immigration for the improvement. meanwhile, a new white house executive order is bringing the refugee camp down to a record low number and beefing up vetting.

that's it for "outnumbered," let's head upstairs for harris faulkner. >> harris: let's start with we are awaiting remarks from president trump and the prime minister of singapore, the leaders are scheduled to issue a joint statement from the rose garden. we've been watching this unfold so we know that deal has just been signed and they talked about that at the white house and now the next step is to head to the rose garden for that joint statement where we expect the trade to be talked about another issues. the president's reaction to a range of other topics including tax reform and health, also. fox news alert, north korea reportedly calling president trump a "hooligan" and "lunatic." let's go "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. this follows reports of the u.s. is ready to put its nuclear bombers back on 24-hour alert since first time since the cold war. an air force spokesperson is pushing back on that, saying the current plan does not have any such movement in it but they must be ready if directed. president trump is echoing that, he told fox news yesterday that the u

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump has taken executive action on health care. moments ago, the president signed an executive order to improve access, increase choices, and lower costs of health care. this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner. here today with sandra smith. host of kennedy fox business, kennedy. the publican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. today's hashtag one lucky guy, fox news clinical analyst and cohost of the five, one williams is here. good to have you. >> juan: let me tell you, i am in a great mood today. i'll tell you why. i'm a baseball guy on my baseball team did so well last night and we are going to win tonight. >> kennedy: i do know your yankees fan. >> juan: washington nationals. go nationals. >> harris: alum is landmark health care legislation is getting wiped away a bit today. >> sandra: that's unbelievable to me. >> harris: president trump putting his own stand on health care today for the president to sign an executive order him to make lower-cost plans

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"outnumbered overtime" with harris faulkner, she is ready in her chair, starts right now. >> harris: a fox news alert, let's start with wildfires in california. updates this hour, at least 17 people have died, many more are missing. fires are burning in neighborhoods that were once considered safe areas, they haven't seen this before. let's go "outnumbered overtime"" look at this. they show their sheer magnitude of the destruction to the lives and livelihoods i mentioned. this happened in a matter of minutes. across the state, 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. more than 1,000 acres destroyed and over 2,000 homes and businesses burned to the ground. president trump had this message yesterday as the administration proved a federal disaster declaration for california. >> i spoke with governor brown last night to let him know the federal government will stand with the

but first, here is harris coming up with overtime and just a few moments. >> harris: we are going to take it away at the top hour with "outnumbered" over time and that's the point that we will do some reaction to what we didn't already get and that was 10 minutes or so with the president outside that cabinet meeting, a lot of news made during that period we will talk with senator lindsey graham also about what's going on with the president having lunch and playing golf with people that are said to be maybe on opposite sides of issues with him. so senator graham will join us, with bret baier and many others. we will see what top of the hour. >> sandra: thank you. the conservative group judicial watch thing the fbi has now found 30 pages of documents leading to the june 2016 meeting at an airport between bill clinton and then attorney general loretta lynch. right before the decision came down on indictments in the hillary clinton email case. this bureau claimed there were no records related to the controversial meeting. this is right up your alley. >> jason: this just absolutely infuri

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. we are awaiting the start of the daily press briefing in the white house, we expect a new reaction the administration. it will be the first time we have heard officially from the white house since this happened. paul manafort and his business associate rick gates were indicted on charges of money laundering. it should happen at the bottom of the hour, all of this as the president is appearing to distance himself from manafort, tweeting this this morning. "sorry, but this is years ago, before paul manafort was part of the trump campaign. but why aren't crooked hillary & the dems the focus????? ....also, there is no collusion!" john roberts joins us now live from the press briefing room. no, you are right outside the white house. >> apologies, harris, their briefing has been delayed for 1. we will come out here, we had heard from sources close to the president that his response today would likely be to say he feels bad for paul manafort and his family but reiterate that the charges that

i am sandra smith pretty here today is harris faulkner. former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. at today's hashtag one lucky guy, we are lucky to have him, former house speaker newt gingrich is here and also has a "new york times" best-selling author of the new novel vengeance, and he is outnumbered. have you back. >> newt: great to be back. >> harris: this is such a huge day. iran, the president was at the summit. >> sandra: is a huge day and huge week. is it a trump is going to make his long-awaited announcement on the iran nuclear deal shortly. we are told he is not going to recertify the agreement. and we are outlining why he feels iran is not complying with the deal. mr. trump mention his plans earlier today. >> we are returning moral clarity to our view of the world and too many great challenges we face. this afternoon, and a little while, i'll be giving a speech on iran. a terrorist nation like few others, i think you're going to find it very intere

. >> harris: you will know what i mean when i say this. there is strong reporting right now and some polling within the record of people in japan against the idea of making any sort of move militarily because they actually have been on the receiving end of an atomic bond. >> marsha: our allies are important. >> harris: has been dropping in japan state. >> kennedy: will be dropping back onto the couch and just a moment with more "outnumbered." at the white house saying president trump opposes the bipartisan deal on health care calling it a step in the right direction. is there any compromise lawmakers can get behind mack plus former president obama returning to the trail. hoping to boost the democratic candidate in virginia. but after mr. obama failed to carry hillary across the finish line in 2016, can he energize voters now? does he have the magic potion? we will debate. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown t

>> harris: do you think you'll do that? >> andrew: i don't know if you'll do so because he prefers to communicate via tweet. i have to explain the significance of james comey drafting and exoneration letter before all the evidence is in. and i will tell you, this happens all the time. it's like a candidate on the morning of election writing a victory speech at a concession speech and you don't know way it's going to go. in the case of a criminal investigation where a federal prosecutor, they usually know at the beginning of the investigation was going to end up in they look for evidence to support his conclusions. before i think the problem that chairman gaudi does and others do to is that you have comey basically testifying that he intentionally leaked information which the hill has reported basically break in same protocols he criticized hillary clinton to force a special counsel investigation when his own credibility is called into question given the fact that he has given testimony that seems to be contradictory to othe

harry: correct. robert: let's take a look at this clip here, and then we'll talk about more about the project. harry: i filmed this in around 1973 or 1972. got boxes and boxes, and some that aren't even on this shelf. so, i have to go in and take a look to see what we have. harry: i grew up in chinatown, a chinatown that seemed never to change. life was simple and predictable. but, you know, things around the country, change was happening. the civil rights movement was in full bloom. the cold war was going on. and in 1965, because of the immigrant and nationality act, there was a huge influx of chinese immigrants. chinatown wasn't ready. we did not have enough housing, jobs, and educational programs. robert: now, that was quite a gold mine to find that video, huh? i told you before, i was a documentary producer, and finding the appropriate pictures, visuals, and images to be able to tell your story is pretty crucial. and you shot a lot of that, right? harry: yes, yes. robert: did you shoot it with th

harris has made dreams come true. fighter,een a fierce advocating for women and children, protecting the environment, defending consumers rights, and advancing social justice. history.makes a lifelong public servant, u.s. senator, harris was the first african-american and first woman to serve as attorney general of california and was the second african-american woman ever elected to the united states senate. we need are now more than ever. now more thanris ever. she has helped lead the charge against the politics of hate and fear in washington with courage, compassion, and love. it is our honor to welcome a personal hero and champion for community, u.s. senator harris. [applause] >> hrc. [applause] hi, everybody. [applause] evening, good evening. what a fabulous night. [applause] and what a wonderful speech earlier from the other hrc, how about her? [applause] sandy, to my great friend chad, and everyone here, thank you so very much. friend marky dear to my first hrc dinner in 1999, i have been proud to stand with thi

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner harris faulkner. paul manafort and his associate rick gates under house arrest after they both pleaded not guilty yesterday to 12 charges including conspiracy and money laundering. top administration officials say they their alleged misdeeds have been long before they are there met the president or were associated with the campaign. furthermore, they say the same holds true for former campaign advisor george papadopoulos who pleaded guilty to lying to fbi agents. president trump tweeted

here today, harris faulkner. a former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf a public and strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe is here and today's one lucky guy, fox news contributor ari fleischer and he is outnumbered. good to have you. the new system stuff. tough week. >> it is and the president's task this week is to be the listener in chief. when presidents go into situations like this whether it's puerto rico, whether it's las vegas, it is actually heartwarming for the victims and the families to be able to know i have the ear of the president. i want to have him here what my loved one meant to me. people want to talk, the job is to listen. >> sandra: the nation is morning after a gunman unleashed fire into a crowd of more than 22,000 people below. 59 of them never made it home. so many more still in the hospital fighting for their lives. people are lining up to donate blood to the hospitals. we are told they were overflowing with victims in need of help. meanwhile, visuals are ta

this ohio harry truman getted the job. henry wallace is not a popular choice but he is from iowa, not a southerner, so he doesn't -- not a city guy, not a southern guy and they're going to dump henry wallace and here we have harry truman and john mccormack plotting to dump henry wallace chill succeed and truman getted the nomination. david niles has been urged by roosevelt to meet with wallace the he's likely to cost million two million votes in the 1944 election and discourage him from running for renomination. fdr dies, john on the far right is there at the swearing in of harry truman. here's niles. 1947, david niles receivedded the medal of merit from harry truman. david niles is the guy with a jews in blocks in the administration, special assistant for minorities. basically a march on washington, just see that the anything degree americans are trying to get the ear of harry truman and the ear is given to them by notice. niles and the guy makes it possible for them to make their case for the practices commission year an

"outnumbered" overtime with harris starts now. >> harris: we continue to see president trump meet with the victims, the president is calling it a fake news. this is a "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. it made for an extraordinary moment while president trump was still aboard air force one in the air. secretary of state rex tillerson held a news conference a short time ago to deny an nbc news report saying he was on the verge of resigning the summer. amid mounting policy disputes at the white house. tillis and said he has never considered leaving and

>> yes, hello, harris. >> harris: i don't want to color it anymore. i want you to tell us what happened last night. you were about to perform, and time and place, tell us what was happening. >> i'm friends with john rich from big and rich, they were third from the closing performer jason, and we went out, and they asked if i would be an honorary bartender for veterans, they invite veterans out, and it was pretty amazing, they asked me to be the honorary bartender, they know that i do work with veterans, they came up, and it was a unifying moment. you had every buddy in the audience that was a beautiful moment. we hung out in the bus, jason went on, we went on to the next venue, by the guy up on stage at the next venue, we were getting chatter on the phone that there was an active shooter and that our friends that where there were barricaded in the back. one of our really good friends that was actually performing right after us a dj, part was there when the active shooter was started. his wife and baby were actually on the 32nd floor of mandalay bay. >