>> jon: one of those problems those firefighters are dealing with about pine needle infestation that killed so many pines. a lot of standing dead timber, it's drive. >> molly: dangerous situation. "outnumbered" starts now. >> meghan: fox news alert, right now, president trump is in germany for the g20. he is about to meet with german chancellor uncle merkel a day ahead of his high-stakes showdown with weimar put in. this is the president slamming his predecessor. this is "outnumbered," i meghan mccain. here today, megan francis, host of the intelligence report, trish regan, fox news legal analyst and host of justice with with judge dineen, judge jeanine pirro, and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome tvs superman, dean cain and they were outnumbered. >> dean: i'm happy to be outnumbered, thank you. i will always come back to this couch. it's a happy place to be.

>> melissa: do people ask you where your capos? >> dean: no! any time again on an airplane, it is a little monotonous, why do you on a plane? >> meghan: let's get started, president trump in poland earlier lashing out, blaming former president obama for not doing enough about the russian hacking, watch. >> why did he do nothing about a question mark he was told it was russia by the cia, as i understand it, it was all reported and he did nothing about it. they say he choked. i don't make a choked, i think what happened is he thought hillary clinton was going to win the election and he said, let's not do anything about it. >> meghan: kristin fisher joins us live for more from poland. >> hey ladies! about 15,000 people were cheering president trump on in that speech earlier today and he

gave them a lot of love right back. he said he praised: poland for sending their own troops. he also praised calling for being one of the few countries for keeping its commitment for spending 2% of its gdp on defense. those of the good things, but now president trump is heading into some far less frilly territory, he's about to hold that big meeting with angela merkel. who can forget that awkward handshake in the oval office? ed was chancellor merkel's bold declaration that germany could no longer rely on the u.s. immigration, the trade surplus with the u.s., and the u.s. pulling out of the paris crime paris crime in accord. and the spatial president trump just delivered here in poland, he said something that chancellor merkel is going to like, something that he noticeably left out of his speech of the nato summit about

a month ago. here it is. >> to those who would criticize our tough stance, i would point out that the united states has demonstrated not merely with words, but with its actions that we stand firmly behind article five, the mutual defense commitment. >> that is exactly what our nato allies want to hear, is the exact opposite of what russia wants and one day before his first face-to-face meeting with president putin, president trump said this about russia meddling in the u.s. election. >> i think it was russia and i think it could have been other people and other countries. it could have been a lot of people interfering. i said a very simply, i think it could very well have been russia, but i think it could well have been other countries and i won't be specific. >> we still don't know if president trump will even bring

up russian meddling in the u.s. election when he sits down with president putin tomorrow, the only thing that we know for sure that he will talk about is syria. it's an area that the white house is really hoping to find at least some common ground on. i believe that president trump has just arrived at his hotel in germany and in case you're wondering why i am sitting in this lovely empty ballroom, it's because this is or was that press filing center and poland. most of the press, in fact, all of the press has already left. there on a charter plane to germany. john roberts is on board, so i'm providing some back up here. literally, everybody has left, even polish tv. kind of sad. ladies, lucky guy, back to you. >> melissa: thank you so much for that, i'm sure you'll be with friends soon. i want to tell everybody at home watching what you're seeing there on the side of the screen, and as kristin said, that is the president right there in that car arriving at the hotel in

hamburg, germany. he is arriving for this one-on-one meeting, a restricted meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. then after that, they are going to have a broader meeting including other people, but lots of folks are wondering what is going to go on and what they're going to say to each other behind these closed doors here. let me bring on the rest of the couch. a "outnumbered," what do you think? they've had a testy relationship so far. >> meghan: i went to vegas about a month ago and when i was gambling at the blackjack table, i was sitting next to some germans and of course, i brought up angela merkel and her meeting with president trump. to say they were not happy about it, not impressed, these people were very offended. she went on to say we can no longer rely on the united state united states, to say it was a cool meeting, is putting it mildly. they are right, he is going into uncharted territory right now and it will be very interesting to see if there's any way to

come back and maybe possibly get our alignment back on track. >> melissa: he disagreed with the policies she's taken. he disagreed with the border approach and what has happened to her country in response. judge? >> judge jeanine: they have some fundamental differences. this field by the way, they're just walking in on screen. i don't mean to interrupt you, but i want to point to people what we are looking at. we just saw them walk through the door. go ahead. >> judge jeanine: there are fundamental differences of the president will not change on. he made a statement just before he arrived in germany that the u.s. has made some of the worst trade deals in history, so that's putting it in the ground and saying i'm not spinning off of that. she is trying to embarrass and with respect to the paris claimant accord and we are not being a part of it now, she put it on top of the agenda. then you have immigration where the president feels very strongly about limiting immigration and she feels very

differently. i can't imagine that they're going to make nice with each other. >> meghan: she is a less cool the leader of a progressive liberal who has taken the waves over globally that has not been replaced with populism and she is the last figure. i think it's standing strong on her policy. it should be noted that she is up for reelection and is not going terribly well at the moment. >> trish: she's clinging to that platform. the problem is, is not working. i think it's tough for women especially. she is bright and over 1 million migrants from the middle east and they now are in a situation where if you believe the swinging pulls in germany have to post posters that show a man grabbing a woman's backside.

>> meghan: half of germany ran out of pepper spray because there were so many sexual assaults happening in the streets which led to a warning to the rest of europe and also to the united states. although they do have a testy meeting initially, i don't think these two figures hedging at -- >> melissa: let me bring in dean for a second. they talked with the last time he gave a speech and when he talked, he was dismissive of nato. he didn't affirm article five, he did this time. what changed in between is that his reprimand seems to have worked. nations that weren't opening their wallets did. what do you think? >> dean: he's a good negotiator. that's the whole point. i think is going to be a testy meeting, but i think it will be sweeter than the last when they had. i was recently in germany and i was speaking to a number of people there. i was not in vegas of the blackjack table, it was in munich and the surrounding areas, but i was speaking to immigrants who came there legally a long time ago. they were not very happy with the open border policy at all. >> trish: in what? >> dean: they came in legally

and they wanted to be a part of germany and embrace the culture. and to simulate. these people who are coming in weren't. this is from the people i spoke to and they were very unhappy with those policies. this guy was a clear immigrant, there was no question. >> judge jeanine: there are reports right now that there are 1 million african migrants en route to europe, according to a u.k. envoy and italy is now calling for mass deportation. they are being overrun. there is no law and order. you have to actually put up a sign that you're not supposed to sexually harass someone? it's a mess over there. angela merkel, she can stick to what she believes is the appropriate, i think she's going to have a lot of trouble with reelection. >> meghan: we want to move on to president trump meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow. everyone get their popcorn and jack daniels. i will be watching this.

>> melissa: that's quite a combination. >> meghan: that's my personal combination. today he and his speech in poland, he was very hard talking about syria, talking and hitting russia much harder than we expected. what you think going forward this meeting tomorrow? >> dean: first of all, everyone's looking for objects. are they going to be sitting together, how are they looking? all that ridiculousness. they're going to be playing high stakes poker. they're going to be trying to work things out. i don't think he is going to bring up the meddling in the election. of course russia was meddling in our election. they've been doing that for decades. we've done it and plenty of other elections. there is big shock there. the collusion thing has gone proof as well it should have. >> judge jeanine: what i was reading is that he brought a labrador to meet with

angela merkel because she's afraid of dogs. >> melissa: i read he did it to a reporter. >> dean: your dad said it well, he looked into his eyes and saw kgb. i'm on your dad's side on that one. i think trump is ready for him, it will be interesting. >> trish: we could work with russia in terms of dealing with the threats that's coming from isis. we should want to work with them, they should want to work with us. the challenge on the one hand as you have that, then you have nato as an issue, you've got syria as an issue, and to your point. it will be an interesting meeting. >> melissa: working together against isis, putin's big interest is what happens in the area.

that's where everybody comes to heads because you have that second round of control in a vacuum. they want to keep their airbase they don't know that they necessarily need a sod there, but he's been there puppet in their stronghold and he's been the reason why we've seen this conflict. >> trish: is one of the problems. we haven't thought that through enough. in other words, if a sod goes, you run into a situation. once saddam hussein was out, we had no plan in play. >> meghan: bashir al-assad is not going anywhere. it's a complete and total fantasy. president trump planning to act on north korea, warning the country could face severe consequences for its weapons program. this is north koreans gather in the capital to celebrate their latest missile launch, what are america's best options moving forward? in the newest addition to

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>> melissa: we're going to show you some live pictures right now of president trump and german chancellor, angela merkel. the remaining just moments ago, let's see what happens here.

>> melissa: they went into their private meeting, we are told they entered the white room and walked in front of the g20 background. they seem very casual with one another. they were talking about president trump's arrival and they talked during the quick run there. they shook hands and talked with each other. there they are right now. this was moments ago. pretty much what we just described. there it is. there it was. proof positive. >> meghan: that's a little different in their shake of the white house which is awkward. study and firm. >> dean: it's going to be memes of handshakes. >> judge jeanine: body experts, what did that mean? were they looking straight in the eye? >> melissa: was she rolling her eyes? in the meantime, president trump

ahead of the g20 summit with a stern warning for north korea. just days after the rogue nuclear state launched a test missile that experts say could reach alaska. watch. >> as far as north korea is concerned, i don't know, let's see what happens. i want to talk what what i have planned, but i have some pretty severe things that we are thinking about. it's a shame that they're behaving this way, but they are behaving in a very, very dangerous manner. something will have to be done about it. >> melissa: nikki haley issued a similar warning during an emergency meeting of the security council. >> the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military system. we will use them as we must.

we prefer to not go in that direction. >> melissa: today more provocations as north koreans gather for a rally in the nation's capital to celebrate the missile tests. the country told its citizens of the test was a success and they should be proud. all right, i thought we had the sound bite there, my mistake. >> dean: they gathered. that's interesting. it's very provocative come of that's all ever do. >> meghan: he said it was a gift for the american bastards on the fourth of july. now we are reaching a point that we are going to have to make some tough choices in regards to what happens going forward.

>> judge jeanine: the biggest problem is that this guy is focusing on the nuclear warhead that's going to hit us. general kelly told me this, he said there's no question that before the first term of president trump is up, they will have the ability to do that. then the question is, what do we do? if we become aggressive preemptively, they then hit soul, 10 million people and with make that assessment. i don't think it's any kind of economic sanctions. i don't think that matters because kim jong-un could care less about it. >> trish: haven't we done enough question mike this is very scary. you're talking about how many millions of people. it's us or them, but can we get there? we can do more with china, we can put more pressure on china. we sanctioned a chinese bank last week, more of that, more of

that, more of that. >> judge jeanine: does anybody have the ability to stop this wacko do? >> meghan: we can't shut economy. he is a complete and total absolute maniac, spoiled fat kid who makes the cheryl is odd look normal that being said, i had a lot of hope after trump met with president sheehan mar-a-lago lago. at that will make some progress. warmest money on the couch, is it possible question work >> melissa: i don't think china is motivated to do the right thing. if they were and they did and they really clamped down, that would make a difference, but it doesn't seem like they're willing to do that. it's a scary idea that we've gotten to the point that there has to be a use of force.

we're not there yet, but it seems like we're moving on the the direction of awfully rapid. >> trish: i hope it doesn't come to what you're talking about, ed mary farrow while indeed. there's one other option. you're not supposed to go in and take out a leader because of international rules, decorum, et cetera, but if there is a way to get in and get rid of it, then what and that do a lot? >> it's important to remember on the aggression of north korea that general mattis and mcmaster are truly the general patton's. they're the best of the best of the best and they're the smartest. i've complete and full faith that they know what they're doing. >> melissa: democrats believe that running against donald trump just is not enough. they've got a message for voters now, what it is and if it's too little too late. republicans trying to turn the

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♪ was paid through the congress on recess, republican's are trying to turn the table on democrats with a new attack ad. it shows democrats admitting obamacare is flawed, but are stunned when they're asked why they are not working to fix it. >> my view is that the affordable care act has problems, deductibles are too high, payments are too high. >> for years now, we have said we need to make improvements to the affordable care act, to obamacare. >> there are problems with aca. >> there seems to have been this resistance for democrats to get

more involved. >> wearing working to fix this rather than just saying no? >> meghan: pretty good. the rnc accusing democrats are playing political games while not having a plan of their own to fix obamacare. hillary clinton is firing back tweeting a link for her plan saying it includes radical provisions like how to not kick 23 million people out there coverage. she then says feel free to run with it. meantime, jason chaffetz blasting the g.o.p., accusing them of not living up to the promises made to voters. >> republicans, their deal with america was of you give us the house of representatives, we can play defense. if you give us the senate, we can play a little of offense. if he goes the house and senate and presidency, we can actually get things done. here we are, seven months into it and they haven't passed a bill yet. >> meghan: do you think his criticism is valid? >> absolutely. i have to go back to the first

add. the music made that ad. do not get into the weeds, it's difficult to do. it's so complicated. obamacare itself is so complicated. we need something done. i would like everybody, this is my little fantasy, that everybody will work together and do something for the american people. that would be a wonderful thing, but they're going to play games and it's going to be tough until they're forced to make some thing happen. this before i have a fantasy too. that is that republicans do something because they have the ability to get it done. jason chaffetz is absolutely right. shame on them! first of all, taking so long to figure out what they want or to come together on some kind of common ground and it's all most embarrassing. it's almost like saying we have the house, the senate, the white house, we promise to do this, but we can't get along.

spoon is because everybody wants something different for their district. as typical politics. for democrats, they do have a plan contrary to that ad. when you cross them on it, they want more money to dda blaze the system. they want to pour more of your money, your taxpayer dollars into this failing system and give it directly to the insurance companies in order to prop the whole thing up. i don't and that's what americans want and ideally, they like to transfer your tax dollars directly to insurance companies in order to pay them to keep this whole thing afloat. if you think about it that way and you say it that way at any time have a democrat on my show and i press them on that, they're happy to say it. they're happy to say more money from taxpayers for the government. >> meghan: they are really good at fearmongering which is why there has been such an explosion of town hall and riots because there isn't a lot of faith that this is going to be repealed and replaced.

any politician worth their salt would have known that this would be a problem. you can just repeal the whole thing. you've got to come up with replace and donald trump campaigned saying i'm going to get you something that's much better than the obamacare plan you have right now. he has to deliver on that, the republicans have to deliver on it and shame on them for not coming up with something. they've got a lot of brainpower, use it. come up with something that would be better. instead, we are in the situation that we are ren and it's not good because it's threatening everybody else including something very important, tax reform. >> meghan: they have to deflect. i keep asking what's going to happen if we keep getting the freedom caucus people who can't get on board with the more moderates. i don't have a lot of faith. i'm a gambler, i don't think

this will go through. >> dean: i'm going to hope and pray that it does. i'm looking for another -- lucky number seven or 11. i want this to happen. i'm hoping that the president can put some pressure on those. >> judge jeanine: there's a fundamental issue and that is if people who are elected to represent us, especially in congress, they elected to just satisfy the people in their district or they have an obligation to the united states or the republican party or the president? if they stick with i'm not getting elected again if i don't stick my fork in the ground, but is never going to happen. >> meghan: there are a lot of people, libertarian leading candidates would rather have nothing and hassling that's not perfect. >> melissa: meantime, democrats reportedly realizing

that fighting president trump hasn't been a winning strategy so far. this is according to politico. democrats are looking to rebrand with a new message called a better deal which rolls out their academic agenda. some democrats are wary of the platform and they tell politico they are drafting their own pitch to voters. he saying we ought to have a message already. i'm not sure we have a cohesive message, but we certainly got one for montana. in the meantime, democrats seem to be facing leadership vacuum. listen to how virginia governor terry mccullough responded yesterday when he was asked, who's in charge? >> who is a leader of the democratic party right now? >> there are many leaders. i'll say the governors are leading their states, building

infrastructure and education. >> i can't get an answer from anyone. i can't get one name from anyone who is leading the democratic party right now, what does that say? >> i don't think there is one person. >> melissa: it is uncomfortable, but here we are. every party goes through this. >> meghan: we shouldn't get too cozy or too comfortable because no one could predict president trump, no one for to predict hoping change with obam obama. that being said, the past five special elections, democrats have been able to blow completely out of the water, no matter how much money they get coming in. the problem is when you have people like tim ryan from ohio who are trying to show no leadership, they're completely stifled up by nancy pelosi and the more progressive, totally extreme factions of the party, i hope they go full-blown socialists.

>> judge jeanine: and hopefully get things passed. >> melissa: when you look at their challenge right now, they have the party leadership which is super wealthy, they represent their funded by an hollywood, new york, and hollywood, all over the place. they've completely lost touch with what used to be their stronghold, working people who have all gone over. do the democrats even realize that? on social media, they have no idea that they've lost every working person in america. >> judge jeanine: i think the democrats are so caught up on this socialist, progressive kind of agenda that they just assume everyone is with them. what you say is so true and that is that you're talking about the leak stomach elite. they are trying to convince america that they speak for the them.

they know that donald trump, as wealthy as he is, understands them more than the elite. >> meghan: the same way the democrats have flipped, republicans have as well. all of a sudden, we seem to be losing white, college-educated voters. i just want to say to be very careful. >> meghan: when it comes to millennials and young women in politics, we are not on our sid side. we are handing democrats -- >> trish: you look at nancy pelosi and hillary clinton, let them eat cake. it's that kind where they don't feel or understand the problems of everyday americans. you were a democrat like you are catholic, like you're irish and like you're a union. guess what, folks like these

that are losing. they are losing democratic voters because they are not perceived as caring about the working class anymore. >> meghan: we have dean on the couch he lives in california. >> dean: isn't barack obama the leader of the democratic party? hillary clinton, tweeting out her smug things, i don't like that, doesn't come off very wel well. i'm out there battling all the time. here's the thing that i have two have a conversation, it turns he did really fast. >> meghan: that does not work. i lived in l.a. for 2 years. it does not work.

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♪ >> trish: new questions for special counsel robert mueller's team following recent revelations that several of his hires have contributed heavily

to democrats. the newest addition, the top public corruption prosecutor who recently worked for the former u.s. attorney who is a prominent trump critic ever since his firing. >> from where i stand, it looks to be about 1.5 million people. how many people remember the dramatic moment on the apprentice every week when donald trump sat at the conference room table, manned u up, looked the contestant directly in the eye and said, in that voice, would you kindly submit your letter of resignation? you don't drain the swamp with a slogan. you don't drain it by replacing one set of partisans with another. you don't replace muck with muc muck. >> melissa: he would know. >> trish: it's not put-downs. they are saying there is enough evidence to start an obstruction case against the president.

>> there is absolutely evidence to begin a case. the need to be clear that no one knows right now whether there is a provable case of obstruction. there is no basis to say, there is no obstruction. >> dean: i was looking here. >> judge jeanine: as a judge, if i said to a defense attorney, how do i know your client didn't commit murder? how do i know to the prosecutor that he dead? here's the bottom line. he's a disgruntled ex-employee. he is someone who has put his top son and into miller's team. robert mueller a special counsel and has an obligation to credibility of jim comey versus the president of the united states. that is a conflict. there is a fundamental conflict

and they have taken the national stage many times in the past including with john ashcroft in that hospital room many years ago during the bush administration. now, robert mueller is packing his team looking to indict anyone he can with anti-trump people, specifically people who have given hillary clinton money. now we have this person who is in there with an agenda. this is a problem. we cannot have, and for him to say -- come on! for him to say we are substituting one group of people for another, the democratic president fired u.s. attorneys. when they come in, this is nothing new. he's got sour grapes and they are looking, they are gunning for donald trump. >> trish: what should our president do? >> judge jeanine: here's the thing. if we have a saturday night massacre, there is going to be a

problem. i cannot imagine that any executive or anyone who is a target of an investigation of people looking and going out and saying there's no evidence to start an investigation, that's hogwash. we've been doing this for 9 months. no one's coming up with anything including jim comey. if they start going the grand jury route because miller has access to a grand jury as special counsel, than the president has a big decision to make. >> meghan: there stacking the deck in their own favor. how is that legal? >> judge jeanine: it is legal because -- if i'm a judge, and the defense attorney comes in and he says to me, the prosecutor is doing x, y, and z, i have the ability to say, you know what? you off the case. or i'm going to recuse myself. there is no judge who is overseeing this.

it is donald trump who has the power to end it. i'm sure this is a very delicate balance. he doesn't want the saturday night massacre, but he is the only one who can change it since now they've got mueller in the middle of this. >> trish: he's in a tough spot spot. president trump weighing in on allegations that he had blackmailed a reddit user who created a video showing the president body slamming a mocked up cnn character. mr. trump had to say and what the network may have broken the law -- we discussed. with hydrogenated oil...

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>> meghan: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first on skype about coming up in in the second hour of "happening now." >> jon: and our next hour, president trump making major news this morning with a big speech and warsaw, poland. we'll talk with chris wallace on the news he made in russia. article five of nato, north korea, and the ongoing and no international war with the media. plus breaking news on the opioid crisis and an update on the robert durst murder trial. all that i had on "happening now." >> melissa: was update? >> jon: you'll have to watch.

>> meghan: thank you. president trump weighing in on allegations that cnn blackmailed a reddit user who created a video of the president body slamming a mocked up cnn character. they suggested they will release the man's identity if you engage in offensive online behavior again. here's the president. >> what cnn did was unfortunate for them. as you know, they have some pretty serious problems. they have been fake news for a long time. i think they hurt themselves very badly, very, very badly. what we want to see in the united states is honest, beautiful, free, but honest press. want to see fair press. >> meghan: many others took to twitter to blast donald trump junior. if only cnn spent as much time checking down and on the irs. as they did a meme writer, #cnn #cnnblackmail.

meanwhile, ted cruz hitting the controversy by suggesting the network may have broken the law posting troubling -- to break this down, cnn tracked on the person, someone from reddit who made the meme of donald trump fake attacking cnn and the wrestling meme that he ended up tweeting and then they tracked him down and basically demanded an apology and said i'm going to release your information on the internet. >> dean: they're going to put all his information out there and that's a horrible thing to do. we won't release the name of this person continues to comply, et cetera. that's the part that's really. it looks terrible. what cnn has basically done has guaranteed that cnn booty will be all over the place. >> judge jeanine: this is not just unethical, this could be

illegal. it's called blackmail or extortion. that's why senator cruz tweeted out the statute in georgia which doesn't allow for that kind of threat. cnn is very cognizant of the fact that if they release this guy's name, he will be subject to all kinds of hate, possibly physical injury, his family, his job. there are a tremendous consequences. you've got into your coercion in the second degree where if someone has a right to do something and you say, if you do that, then we are going to expose you to hatred or possible personal injury. you've also got a federal statute. now they have to look very seriously by saying to this guy, you have to promise that you want to anything like this again and if you don't, we're not going to leak this out. that's extortion. that's blackmail.

this is not near the line, it's on the line. now you're going to see cnn say he offered to say that himself, we would never expose him to further danger and if this guy gets in trouble, he's got a personal injury lawsuit. or they can release his name very quietly and not make it attribute old to them. >> melissa: one thing that so interesting about this whole conversation, you have to look back at the presidents tweets from a different level. everybody was really good at social media right now has a very specific audience in a very specific message and it feeds the people daily with the same story. even people like alan did generous who is always feeding her fans rainbows and unicorns. president trump is keeping his base engaged through these

tweets. for the people who hate him who want to take it all very literally, you also wonder, is it interfering with the policy? >> meghan: beyond that, you're talking about somebody who is sitting at home on their computer, making a joke. now possibly this person is being exploited by a national news network. >> trish: i think the judge is right on this one. there on the line. the may cross that line. there may be some repercussions here. another words, not just put the name out? if you're a news organization and you want to report on this, why did he make this meme? then he's part of the story and you can justify putting his name out, but to threaten him in any way that he might put your name out if you don't do what we ask.

>> judge jeanine: are you continued to express your rights, then we are coming after you. >> meghan: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, we will be right back.

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>> thank you so much, it's always wonderful to have you. i hope the people in l.a. don't treat you too badly for coming on fox. >> he's got his cape, it's all good.

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