>> jon: allow more news coming up in the next hour. we expect to hear from the president as well. >> jenna: yes, we expect to hear from him at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we will see you back here as well. >> jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> another first-time event per president trump, the, the commander-in-chief has arrived in tampa, florida. president trump will receive command briefings from both of the u.s. central command and u.s. special operations command. he has been scheduled to have lunch with enlisted troops before making what is called an all hands address to coalition representatives and senior u.s. commander. we expect video of the lunch with arm service members. when we get it, you will see it right here. we are also watching this, the showdown over at the immigration order. the justice department has until 6:00 p.m. eastern to file briefs in a lawsuit against donald trump's temporary ban on

refugees and travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries. he has now leveled a blistering attack on the judge who halted his executive order. this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner, sandra smith, meghan mccain, kennedy, and one lucky guy, the opinion page editor, charlie hart is here to put a hurt on us. he has outnumbered, hello. >> thank you for having me. >> another light news monday. >> every day is christmas if you are in the news business. >> merry christmas. glad you are here. let's get to the news. we will begin with a case that could land in the hands of the u.s. supreme court. attorneys for washington and minnesota are fighting the ninth repeal in san francisco. it would unleash chaos again according to the president. but not before he tore into the seattle judge who issued a

nationwide ban on the order. he tweeted this. just cannot believe a judge will put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him and court system. people pouring in, bad. all of this is vice president mike pence said that the judge got it all wrong. they will do everything they can to restore the ban. >> we believe that the judge made the wrong decision. the boston court made the right decision. we will continue to use all legal means to state that order. and move forward to take the steps necessary to protect our country. >> all right, let's flip the switch to the other side of the political aisle, john kerry and madeleine albright among the prominent democrats from recent administrations who were calling on the appeals court to extend the stay. they are saying that the ban could do long-term damage to the national security and foreign policy interest. endangering u.s. troops in the field and counterterrorism and security national partnerships.

it will aid the propaganda efforts. and service for recruitment by feeding into the narrative that the united states is at war with islam. how so? >> this is the argument that john kerry and the obama administration used for not doing anything or doing very little. and not standing up as forcefully as i think the american people want, because it is not like this man just came out of nowhere. we did have a very long campaign about it. and people voted for president trump. >> the push back on that, it was rolled back in the middle of the night without consulting national security with the director of homeland security. yes, it was campaign on, but the rollouts was much shorter. >> to me this is sort of indicative of what the whole campaign has been like all along. yes, there were problems with the way it was rolled out. it was not optimal.

despite of what somebody said. it was so excellent, what did he say? whatever he said about how great it was. but that is not really what we are arguing about here. we are arguing about whether or not we should do this extreme vetting on this people. maybe it takes him a little bit of time to get it right. but the question about whether the president has the authority to do it and whether it is a good idea, i think there is a very good arguments. >> you know who is making the arguments, the white house. sean spicer had this to say. let's watch. >> the law is very clear that the president has a unlimited access -- to utilize that power and a very legal, constitutional matter to make sure that we are safe. our people is safe, our institutions are safe. and it is somewhat sad to see a judge go rogue like this. >> well, the facts are that they went past the midnight deadline on one side to see why they needed to put it back in place,

and then at 6:00 p.m., the other side argues that why they need to keep banning the presidents ban. >> you have heard from sean spicer. he steps up multiple times at the press briefing and says that this will outdated go well. he is one who has been saying i it. but going back to vice president pike pence. saying that under statutory law thing authority belongs to the president. he is defending this move. he then has also said from the outside of this campaign and administration that the president of the united states has made it clear to put the safety of the american people first. and going back to your points. he made this very clear during the campaign process that this would happen if he was elected. >> and what i do not understand what the judge in washington, i do not understand what washington state has here, but basically the argument that the judge is making is that basically the standing that they have is that it hurts their feelings. and that is just not --

>> that is part of the problem. the burden of proof is on the plaintiff to show that they have been harmed. and judge napolitano, and other legal experts say, no, it actually does not yet. nothing has happened yet. into the faithfully expect it to be wiped away. but you talk about the origin where the angst is. that is still part of the equation. we still have protesting over the weekend at airports. >> we talk about this on the couch a lot. i still think that the term administration could use some help just with the political narrative in general. it is a muslim man on the campaign trail, and then sean spicer is in your face thing it is not a band, not a band. you are using the same language that donald trump has tweeted about. a lot of confusion. i am all for keeping the borders stay for doing it safe for strict vetting. i don't have too many problems, but the problem is nobody understands what this is.

when the american public sees translators have served around people like my brother in a wreck, you get concerned about what this means. a green card holders who have already been vetted to, there is a lot of confusion. i want the president to come and say what has happened and why would she remain calm. >> it is interesting, kennedy, what meghan is saying is that both sides of the aisle, can we make it clear. the presidents weeding yesterday that he was calling on homeland security to figure this out. because this is making us more dangerous. the gap between the executive order and what the judge has said, no, let's stop that. >> well, and exhausting continuation of the process that we saw in the obama administration, particularly on immigration. he would sign these executive orders and then he would be rebuffed by the court system all the way up to the supreme courts. it does that mean that every things that he signs is going to find its way to the highest court in the land? what an exhausting process.

also, you talk about the confusion. there should have been a lot more foresight here to hold off of that's confusion. because what it does is it hands your enemies at a can of kerosene taupe or on the fire. that has already turned into an explosion. so every time there is a mess up, it takes away from what's people ultimately once, they want to fewer terrorist attacks. they want fewer people in the country that's one to do us harm. but we still have not found the best system for doing that. >> okay, so that brings me to your next question for you, charlie. is there room and what to the president put together and that executive order for keeping us safe without all of the second guessing, the drama around it? >> i think absolutely. and there is no doubts. >> so does a need to be changed? what needs to happen? i get to the explain. >> is it a ban? get that straight. >> it is a pause in immigration.

>> until they put into place, and i do hope that they are doing this until they put into place stricter measures to figure out that the wrong people are not getting here. but i cannot help but think, obviously there has been a messy rollout. and -- >> why won't the president say that? do you think maybe he just sees it differently? maybe this was calculated and he knew that nobody would be happy. >> i think one part of the -- >> except for those who have voted for him. >> he thrives in mayhem. >> going back to the tweets, if something happens, blame him, referring to the judge, and the court system. what do you think of the president of the united states assessing blame a judge if something bad happens? >> it is hard ball. he has done it with the press all along. i am not surprised to see him do that with the judge. but he has a way of playing

hardball. he makes -- he draws a clear line. but part of the thing about the mayhem, everybody freaks out about, well, mexico is not going to pay for the wall. as long as we are talking about paying for the wall, we are not talking about building a wall. he wins that argument -- >> well john f. kelly just went to the border. that is who is really a test with the construction of that. he has already deployed somebody to do this. >> but this is a theoretical wall. this is something, and again using executive actions to make good on campaign promises. a very alluring for every new administration. i look at this, the political capital that is being blown right now, it blows my mind. i understand that he is a businessman, i understand j.b. washington to my understanding draining the swamp, but a few people could help him with the rollout and the messaging, that would make a lot of people a lot happier. >> can we blame the fbi? you talk about whether it is appropriate to blame a judge, but it would have to be somebody

from one of the seven countries who came in within the last two and a half weeks. maybe they violated our rights by committing some sort of horrific terrorist attack, but do you blame the fbi for the terrorist attack in san bernardino or orlando, ohio state went all out of the suspects slipped of their grasp? >> i know that people love to say that the judge said this about no terrorist attacks occurred by people from countries from these places. well, that does not include all of the people that have been arrested and charged with crimes that have been stopped. that's came from those countries. >> okay, we will move on. lots of fire today. another major showdown moving on capitol hill over the potential confirmation of betsy devos. education secretary, i might need a little bit of education to say that word. what the republicans can do for us her and other nominees

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president trump still has just four cabinet members confirmed. and going back to betsy devos, those two g.o.p. senators announced that they would vote against her. they are four confirmed. where do things go now? >> obviously with betsy devos, they really gave democrats a lot of cover to oppose her. but democrats have a much bigger question about how many of those do they want to draw out? and with the nomination of neil gorsuch to supreme court, that adds a lot of pressure to that. if that is the thing that really matters to them. and really -- i do think it is kind of funny as somebody who is not a big fan of the size of the federal government. has anybody noticed that we do not have the secretaries in place? >> people notice because we keep telling them. they are waiting for their lives to start to change. >> you can look at several of these departments, two years

before most average americans would realize, except we will be talking about it. >> music to my ears, charlie. but people did not realize that until they heard the name sally yates again, and then they went, oh, really? acting attorney general, oh, is there an exact acting secretarf state? >> if the voting remains for the two that are outcome of the vice president's steps up, and he votes, but if they lose one more republican, what happens? they are in trouble. >> i will way to lose a republican is jeff sessions getting confirmed for a.g. >> interesting. do you think that they play dominoes like that on the hill? >> blocking democrats right now, why don't you just go ahead and confirm jeff sessions if he is so important. then he won't have that extra

vote in the senate. >> it does not seem like they are picking their battles right here. it's everyone. >> i do not pretend to understand what democrats are doing right now, but it is amazing to me that every nominee for anything at the end of the world. they are all hitler, although worst choices ever come about betsy devos is being attacked for being successful and coming from a wealthy family. a steven mnuchin is being attacked for being successful. i will give the trump administration all day long, it's good to have people in positions of power that know how business works especially when it comes to things like the like the department of education and secretary of the treasury. but the narrative of the threat of surrounding these people. they are not even giving them a chance. they are not looking at the resume. and i just cannot believe how threatening the rhetoric is with betsy devos. parodied on "saturday night live" this weekend, she is just a random person, or something like that. random background because they are conservative and working for this administration, you are pressing the panic button.

it is stupid. >> is a fair to say that democrats are at successful in efforts to slow down the process? >> sure, they are right now. we have had not had any other election, but you see donald trump is going to make an issue out of it. he is going to make an issue out of it in future moments where the senators are from. >> democrats, say something nice about anyone. to say something nice about anyone who is being appointed. >> betsy devos, the two republican say that her background does not match up with public school system. >> that's because she is for charter schools. let's call a spade a spade. >> there is a lot of misinformation by democrats and the left that somehow charter schools are all private schools. and that is not particularly the case. >> dallas, new york city! >> there are a number of very successful charter schools that work in concert with the public school district in the country.

but back to your supreme court pick, are they going to block every single nominee that the president puts forth? that is a big question for a lot of the democratic senators who are running for reelection in two years were donald trump won. >> supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is meeting with a slew of republicans and democrats including senator dianne feinstein. and democrats continue to debate how hard to fight the pick for the high court, this as senate majority leader is not ruling out getting him confirmed using the nuclear option which throws out the rule of requiring 60 votes. >> i would say that that is up to our democratic friend. end. anyone senator can require the entire senate to cast 60 votes to stop a filibuster and move to what we call an up or down vote, simple majority vote on a nominee. anyone anyone senator can make

it. >> the first impressions of gorsuch seem positive, 49% say that they should vote him thoroughly, roughly, the same debt -- you see it right there, the proof is in the polling right there. there is a lot of support around him. i cannot find anything that you would not -- i do not understand why there are any problems with putting him through other that he is conservative? >> talking about how your life will be in danger if this guy gets on the board or your children are going to die, everyone is going to have bad water if this guy gets on. but that is absurd. it seems like nancy pelosi, actually saying that -- >> we already have that. look at michigan. >> and that was one of the things that was said, everything would become flint, michigan. >> they are using every single, it is like they are saying armageddon is coming. >> but to looking at the federal bend, very curious. and nothing that i not understand particularly with

some of the democratic senators, back to that whole group, good job, chuck. they have such a problem with him. but this is actually a federal judge that has put time, effort, and good writing into checking the executive branch. isn't that the ultimate goal or dream of senators to find someone who will come up in prudence against the rhetoric? >> that used to be what liberals were. they were suspicious of the government. and worried about an all-encompassing force. >> they were advocating for lower and middle classes, but they lost their direction previous to november 8th. i talked with a former young clerk for judge gorsuch who worked for scalia, and he says that gorsuch is important for the role that they want to put him in right now because he has a personality that matches up with what the court needs. and if they inherit an issue like the executive order, he said that on immigration, if that stays around long enough, because right now you have four

on four, if you would be the type break it would be interesting because he would take it into account every single detail. and not be partisan in such a way that people might find predictable. >> so the poll did look into what is the biggest problem, those that do have a problem with gorsuch, what is it? and it is about him being conservative. some say it would be too conservative, and higher than the sheer on the exit -- successful candidates. >> of those three i would say clarence thomas is clearly though more conservative. he has deftly been around for a very long time. >> for 15 years we have heard all this talk about the importance of keeping balance on the courts. you replace justice with a similar justice. i do not happen to agree with that, because i think that there should not be conservative or liberal justices. it is applying the law. who has been making that

argument for 15 years? chuck schumer. so if you are going to replace justice scalia according to his flawed arguments, then you absolutely -- not only should you, but there is nobody else that you should put in that place. >> according to that, in that logic gorsuch might not be conservative enough. >> exactly. >> he is the rightful heir to scalia. i think it is excepted. trump is blaming obama people for leaking transcripts of his phone calls. whether those leaks are putting the national security in danger. plus the several super bowl ads giving controversy -- controversy after taking swipes at president trump, what people say about the big game. ♪ ♪ drock, ours.

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>> president trump speaking out about the leaked transcripts of his phone calls with leaders of australia and mexico. he says that obama people gave news organizations details of his talks. he says his administration is searching for the leakers. and that any obama holdover serving on his white house and national security staff are being replaced. at the saying this to fox news about the transcripts. it is a disgrace that they leaked, because it is very much against our country. it is a very dangerous thing for this country. charlie hurts, he has been addressing this for quite some time. initially saying, hey, i have to have these very tough, serious conversations. to have them leaked, what do you make his response? >> i know that some people are trying to say that it has to be somebody within the administration. it has to be some of the fighting in the white house. there is no evidence of that. i find it hard to believe.

i do think it is one of the more appealing things of that is going on right now is the fact that you have bureaucrats all around washington going crazy. they are losing their minds. >> i do like that. >> i love it. i do not swear the leaks are coming from either, but the state department does coordinate the phone calls. they are the first -- that is the first place that i initially thought the leaks were coming from, but bureaucrats jumping around with their hair on fire in washington, great. >> i am one of the conversations was with the mexican president, and the donald trump to talk about the very good relationship that they have. let's listen to it. >> we have to do something about the cartels. i did talk to him about it. i want to help him with her. he is a very good man. we have a very good relationship, as you probably know. he seemed very willing to get help from us, because he has got a problem -- >> got a problem. >> and it is a real problem for

us. >> going off of the leakers. he is going to say something different on television then the things coming out. but my take is that it is a classic case of a group of loyalists keeping it around you, ride or die, that's why he got elected president. but you cannot do it was such a good small group of people. i would smoke these people out immediately, find them, get rid of them had a leakers are cancer, they will hurt them. her third candidate. i do not agree with it. they should be fired immediately. if you join the administration, and i actually would point to people working in the rnc that may be do not ideologically, i have no proof of that. but if you're going to team up with the principal, you have to back at 100%. if you have problems, leave. >> is that the way to go? >> yes, operate by total parent nor a -- paranormal, yes, we are in a postmodern world. i think that there is so many people who have incentive to get

into the white house, get into the rnc to serve their various other masters. unfortunately for the president, not the administration. you have people in both parties who have no idea what is going on. if there is much chaos. and they are not necessarily loyal to this president. >> they are not being paranoid if leaks. there are leak problems. it is not paranoia. it is happening. >> but if you think it is every single person that is capable of something, are going to fire every single person? >> no, i'm not going to fire every single person, but president trump seems to know where they are coming from, i'm not talking about the media, i'm not talking about people in different stations. i'm talking about if you are working in the white house under a principle, you should support him or her 100%. it is what causes a lot of problems, a lot of strike, a lot of chaos. i do not necessarily think -- >> there are a lot of people that do not adhere to that brand of thinking.

if they do have a other mentality. out for themselves. they know that there is money to be made. favor to be heard by giving sort of -- >> i just have to say something about the people who feel like the leaks are serving us by some greater purpose. they call these people whistleblowers, and so i looked at the actual definition of a whistleblower. somebody who has or reports insider knowledge of illegal activities. having or not having a terse conversation with the leader of australia is not an illegal activity. so i see kind of a hero was complex that people are trying to make of the leaks. if they are untenable. >> but you cannot say that by saying that to this is causing chaos in washington and you love it. >> actually do not think that it hurts donald trump all that much. >> what if they leak something about how he protects himself? >> that would be an entirely different thing. that is national security. in terms of this, is it really

that much of a news flash that he is having conversations with foreign leaders. >> yes, with australia it was very surprising for a lot of people. >> apparently it was, it was all over the news for a day. >> i do not think that most people really care all that much. >> i think you are entirely wrong. i think people care a lot. and these leaks are dominating the narrative on many news organizations and new cycles. they are people on the couch that think it is good, but i think it is hurting pretty >> i don't think it is good. but i think it is the way it is. we are in a different world. this is a brave new world, some would say, but we have not seen an administration like this, but a reaction to people on the inside and the outside. >> you are saying paranoid, but it is happening. what does the old adage, you are not crazy if they are after you, but you are saying that we are being paranoid. he is not paranoid. they have a leak problem. >> healthy disagreement on the couch right now. you are not the only one outnumbered right now. catch more of bill o'reilly's

exclusive interview with president trump tonight and tomorrow night on "the factor" right here on the fox news channel. democrats might not agree how to move forward, senator elizabeth warren's has a need to take some responsibility for the victory. but nancy pelosi says that there is nothing wrong with the party's policies, whether a split is emerging within the democratic party.

why is the radical left so full of rage and hate? they still can't accept that trump won and they lost. now extreme liberals like elizabeth warren are trying to stop betsy devos from becoming secretary of education. why? devos angers the extreme left because she exposes their hypocrisy. devos wants low-income kids to have the same choices that liberal elitists have for their families. devos wants equal opportunity in education for all kids, and that makes angry liberals... even angrier.

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outreach, better talking points. better talking points? are you kidding me? people were so desperate for economic change in this country that donald trump was just inaugurated as president. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi pushed back saying that the policies implemented under president obama are working for the american people, watch. >> it was not about what we have done, it was how we did not method it. >> but she said no, she actually said it is not about a new set of talking points. it does about policies that are not working. >> but they have. let's see the record. the record is that what do we do? >> nancy pelosi also buffing the suggestion of new leadership. they are saying that they need experience. i guess denial is not just a republican problem. it is amazing. >> you know how your party is in

huge trouble, when two of your most visible leaders are elizabeth warren and nancy pelosi. but they are great for the republican party. i think that they should stick around for as long as possible. the last eight years have been devastating for the democratic party. that has been obscured by the fact that president obama won reelection in 2012. now in hindsight coming and we look at all of those seats that the democrats have lost, obama is the only one who has made out over the last 18 years. and i think that we are very far from the bottom yet. >> what an insult to people. this is the thing that i cannot get over it. your family is hurting. you cannot save money. college is too expensive. your house is underwater. and the problem that messaging -- if somebody did not tell you that you are not in bad shape, so therefore it is supposed to make your problems go away. it's like going to the emergency

room with third-degree burns in the triage nurse telling you, you know what, hunting, you just need a little bit of neosporin and a band-aid. everything here is so perfect and wonderful. you are so beautiful, nothing is wrong with you. good-bye. nancy pelosi is trying to hold onto power with those bony crypt fingers until she retires. that's all she wants. >> it is actually worse than that. when you talk about the two people who are front and center, where is bernie sanders? he could deliver the graphic that the democrats are looking for. but to point to what you are saying, reality-based example was at town hall. nancy pelosi did that last week. when that mom who said she was tortured and set on fire by a known criminal and illegal, she said, no, the policies are working. i cannot imagine what you feel, but the policies are working. i am taking it down, but that was a message. >> another thing that is insulting about the messaging, also what she is saying is that

voters, you just didn't listen. you should have listened. >> they are the ones not listening. didn't they go wrong when kim ryan was in contention, still nancy pelosi is in power? i was looking through elizabeth warren's tweets, and she said the country is in crisis, but it did not begin with the election of donald trump. the country is in crisis because for years washington has worked for the rich and powerful, but not for anybody else. isn't she taking a page out of the donald trump playbook? >> yes, that is exactly right. it is out of the bernie sanders playbook. and i said it before, donald trump and bernie sanders emerged side-by-side because the policies of the left and the policies of the obama administration were not working. and this did not just start to the moment that donald trump declared his presidency. it started long before that. >> the rehashing of the past, this is about where they go in the future. i have been fascinated all weekend about chelsea clinton getting into tweeting fights with kellyanne conway. i think we have one of them. and the fact that she is so

neutered during her mother's campaign, now all of a sudden she is an attack dog. i do not buy it. i do not understand why there are pieces being broke bank written in "the washington post," about her finding her political voice. the democratic party thinks that clinton has it. >> so she says, very grateful no one is seriously hurt in the attack or the completely fake bowling green massacre, please do not make up attacks. that was not the only one. there were quite a few. and six pieces already written about where her political voice is. and if you think you're going to hit your wagons to the clintons, especially this one. >> for any of them would be, did you not hear what america said on november 8th? do you not have anything else in your bag of quivers to hit the target? >> tim carney had a really funny retorts, he said i hope that you and your mom survive that gunfire in bosnia. >> i saw that one. >> backlash growing over several super bowl ads that got

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>> oh, we are making more monday "outnumbered," but let's go to jon scott for the second hour of "happening now." >> we are awaiting a speech from president trump just a few minutes from now. he will be at central command in tampa. his interview with fox's bill o'reilly makes a whole lot of music especially regarding foreign policy. we will have more on that. plus, did you see this commercial at the super bowl? from the director peter berg on that super bowl ad involving u.s. troops watching the game with their families, get out the tissues. you will want to hear the back story on that one. we have it for you on "happening now." >> i try not to cry when you are on the air. but you told me to. it is acceptable. >> jon: thank you, see you. >> speaking of super bowl commercials with controversy after appearing swiping at

president trump. part of this lad showing the perilous journey of a mom and daughter crossing from mexico into the u.s. ♪ >> all rights, and there was this commercial from airbnb, take said jabs right at the president on immigrants and refugees. ♪ ♪ >> and backlash also brewing after budweiser's pro-immigration spots highlighting the struggles of one of its founders, prompting some to call for a boycott.

meantime after speculation that a lady gaga, a big supporter of hillary clinton could make political statement. she began her halftime show with a patriotic medley of "god bless america," before reciting a portion of the pledge of allegiance. i actually thought that she did great. i thought it was a fantastic super bowl halftime show. i would say the best scenes prints. but the rest of it, everybody has to have a message. everybody now has a platform, and it is official. if there is no more escapism. everything has been politicized. >> it is true. for what i find so offensive about those ads is in addition to what you just said, the fact that the left is always completing legal immigration with illegal aliens. it is not the same thing. immigrants that come into this country legally, there is no problem there. that is great. that is what makes america

great. >> let me just say something, i am not offended by anything that we saw. nor was i the entire night, because you know when you look at these businesses, all they care about is their bottom line and return to shareholders. i am looking on twitter, the number four trending topic is boycotts budweiser. they are making extremely calculated risks and putting big money behind them. you better believe that they have looked into how this is going to work out. >> yes, some of the biggest money. $5 million for a 32nd spots. maybe to sandra's point, they are hoping that the president picks up the baton and ones with it. and mention some of these companies. maybe they never thought about a second of super bowl time, hoping that -- >> and then there is the flip side, we are saying budweiser ten times every hour, and who knows if they will follow the #boycottsclosepartofit.

i really need to understand that i do not need to be offended about, think about. i really think that much about what my neighbors feel. and if i am watching the super bowl. >> i don't. i really don't. i was on the fox report last night, and seeing if my predicted atlanta falcons with win or lose. but i was not really looking for anybody's politics outside of the news. so i don't know. you can be offended by anything. >> the only thing i paid attention to the entire time was the "stranger things" trailer. and as he said, these companies are making calculated risks. put your money where your mouth has paid. >> honestly, i did not pay attention to the commercials because the game was so hot. so much fun. >> it really heated up in the fourth quarter. >> there are a few people who have enjoyed more budweiser than i have over my lifetime.

but i have -- >> are you going to boycott budweiser? >> i already have. when they sold out to a foreign company. >> budweiser paid for my college, so i drink budweiser every night. i did last night. >> i drink my own and my bathtub. >> it's not really beer, but the neighbors love it. >> charlie, did you snort? with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs.

>> it has been kind of a family hour here, your daughter is here, my father is here. the colonel is here watching outnumbered and your daughter, the oldest of your three. >> yes, i am a lucky dad. >> america already loves you. >> he's so smart, and now you have more stock as she said, how about that? you had fun? >> i always have fun, thank you. >> i did have a second cup of coffee during the day. it was a late night, fun game. >> did you call it for the patriots? >> no. >> i did not know you called it for the falcons. >> i kind of wanted the falcons. our control room is all patriot patriots. >> awesome game, tom brady is obviously. >> thank you for standing on the lonely limb with me. i was out there, clinging to the tree.

that commercial like melissa mccarthy in that commercial with the lumber? >> tomatoes, potatoes, nightshade vegetables, tom brady's diet is suspect. >> we will see you online and talk about that, foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on the overtime tab, now "happening now." >> jenna: we start with a fox news earlier, president trump making his first visit to u.s. central command headquarters in florida. >> jon: any minute now he will address the military. we are covering all of the news "happening now" ." >> we don't expect our district courts to conduct foreign policy or make decisions about our national security. >> jon: the showdown over the travel ban now and the courts. >> the president is not a dictator. he's the chief executive of our country. >> jon: the people affected rush to find to the country before the court's decision comes down. we will take a closer look at the looming legal showdown. plus, filling out the president's cabinet. congress still has a lot to