>> jon: kim jong-un shows no signs of letting up. >> melissa: we're definitely going to drill down on that, we are also going to see the president and that hour of "happening now" as well. we will see you back here. >> jon: "outnumbered" search right now. >> harris: we begin with what we know about that north korean launch that's been confirmed by fox news and we know now from reuters that the prime minister shinzo abe is expected to call an emergency meeting of officials to talk about this. it's being reported by reuters that the missile that was launched by north korea came with a 230 miles of japan's coast. when you talk about military movement, that's pretty close. here's also it's being reported about this launch that happened just before midnight, their local time. according to public broadcasting in japan, citing government officials. they will now be having their

chief cabinet secretary brief the media on what exactly the next steps are in all of this. we know from north korea's leadership that they plan to do something like this this week. we were anticipating it a couple of nights ago and now it has happened. japan saying it's come awfully close to its territory, its coastline. we are all over this story. our #oneluckyguy has been there, we'll talk about it. also, this fox news alert. drama and suspense going into the early morning hours of the gop's latest attempt to replace obamacare. the public and senator john mccain cast one of the key no votes with an emphatic thumbs down. you're watching "outnumbered" and a fine friday. i'm harris faulkner coming here today, kennedy, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, republik and strategist, mercedes slap and

today's #oneluckyguy, you heard me mention them. he is here and correspondent at large -- did he give you a little love? as geraldo rivera. we need positivity. >> geraldo: yes, definitely. >> harris: we've got a lot to get to today, plus a breaking news. >> geraldo: in the dmz, years ago, but they cared about was the artillery, millions of pieces facing south korea. that's why it's intriguing to me that we only care about north korea and if their missiles can reach us. if they bomb south korea, that means we are in world war iii, if they bomb japan with one of these missiles, that means we are in world war iii. that doesn't really matter if they can reach alaska and hawai hawaii, it's a hyped up distinction, this is a mad regime that does not play by any of the conventional rules. they can do anything, but when you think about the fact that they have a million artillery

pieces facing south korea all these years, they could have precipitated this crisis years ago. i'm not worried. they'll do what they do, screw them as tight as we can with sanctions. what else can you do? >> harris: geraldo rivera, we'll get into it more this hour. let's start, by the slimmest of margins, the senate has voted 49-51 on the "skinny repeal" of obamacare. it would have removed the most unpopular parts of the law like the mandates requiring individuals to have health insurance or face fines. susan collins and lisa murkowski joined john mccain and voting no. the defeat drew a sharp rebuke from president trump who tweeted three republicans and 48 democrats let american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode, then deal. watch! mike emanuel is live for us on capitol hill with the latest.

>> good afternoon, the problem is they can only afford to no votes. alaska's lisa murkowski and mains susan collins. they were nose last night and then john mccain sank the bill. >> this is clearly a disappointing moment. from skyrocketing costs to plummeting choices and collapsing markets. our constituents have suffered through an awful lot under obamacare. we thought they deserved better. speak out there was incredible tension on the senate floor late night last night. as president mike pence was there and he spent a lot of time trying to convince mccain to support the bill. then lawmakers tried to see if they could get lisa murkowski ts. a short time ago, the senate democratic leader pay tribute to those who said no. >> last night was an amazing moment in the credit goes to a

lot of people, but at the top of the list are the three who showed amazing courage to resist the pressure and do it's good for the country. john mccain at the top of the list. >> also this morning, house republicans had a conference meeting and then reacted to the failure. >> it's almost a spiritual feeling there. people getting really deep and a little bit of despair, but then people broke into hope at the end, so it's very discouraging, and a lot of people black back . it's about the country. >> they are not in session today after a late-night drama over health care reform. time for more coffee. >> harris: coffee sounds good. thank you. after that defeat last night, and emotional mitch mcconnell said it's time to turn the page and focus on the rest of the president's agenda. >> this is a disappointment, a

disappointment indeed. our friends over in the house, we thank them. i regret that our efforts were simply not enough this time. so no mr. president, it's time to move on. >> harris: hold on, several republican senators are not ready to throw on the towel on health care, not just yet. >> despite unfortunate nights, i believe we can and will honor our promise to repeal obamacare and tonight, i'm filled with optimists. >> it's not over till it's over. being defeated is temporary. i can tell you i'm not going to give up. >> harris: abbey said moments ago, this was predictable. was it, mercedes? >> mercedes: no, it wasn't. in a sense that i believe that

"skinny repeal" could and should have been passed. that mccain vote was a surprise for republicans. we understood that markowski and collins were going to vote no, but really mccain, although he foreshadowed something in his earlier speech when he was talking about let's go back to regular order, but in the end, i thought he would fall in line. you have the pressure from vice president mike pence basically saying we need to push this through. what mccain and the other two republicans said is that those grassroots activists out there looking at the midterm elections and saying these republicans cannot get this reform done and why should i go out there and campaign for that? that's what you see mitch mcconnell so discouraged because he's looking at it from the political end and saying we had this chance, the president was ready to sign whatever billy had. this before i with that. i think senator john mccain did repo begins a favor.

he's become a punching bag and a lot of people are blaming him. there are a lot of folks, both the moderates and conservatives that weren't in love with this skinny repeal. not to mention, where does it go from here? i can't imagine the house voting through this bill. to your point of winning the next election, i think it's still based on jobs and economy. if we can move on to tax reform, that's more likely. >> kennedy: there are a lot of people who said we should have started with tax reform and they could have done that. they wasted all this time, energy, and clinical capital. what senator mccain did was awesome. he said what he was going to do and he did what he said. i'm not kidding you at all, i'm not republican, i'm a democrat. i'm a human.

when i see american people get hosed by obamacare. what they are doing is taking legislation. what they have is horrible, it's a disaster. i am encouraged that they might actually go back and take elements of lindsey graham and bill cassidy's bill and the ted cruz and mike lee amendment and have something that resembles a free market, federalism, block grants for medicaid, having states in the governor's the right to decide -- >> harris: geraldo, happy friday. one thing they want to do, house speaker paul ryan said they would look at trying to talk about this and go into committee and the senate wanted something.

>> geraldo: first of all, i agree with abby that if republicans had been saddled with this bill in the midterm elections, they would have been sunk. you see those accountable meetings, the fear with which the people are greeting the uncertainty of this approach, getting repeal was bogus, it was a fraud. the whole notion of dismantling the individual mandate and the employer mandate, that's what has kept obamacare alive even though it's on life support. you take that out, it's dooming people to two years of confusion. do i have coverage, do i not have coverage? this whole thing has been absolute b.s., thank god for senator mccain stepping up to the plate. now let's see real bipartisanship because chuck schumer is full of baloney. let's see him really sit down with mitch mcconnell, really carve out bipartisan bill. >> harris: he was sounding all shades of disingenuous yesterda

yesterday. how about arizona and other places? >> mercedes: they created obamacare, they built this system that is not functioning. i think for schumer to go out and start being critical and basically saying the premiums are so high, we need to do something now, it's hypocritica hypocritical. >> abby: the biggest problem with obamacare, they didn't get a lot of consensus in putting this bill together. either nancy pelosi didn't even read the bill. you are no republicans give their input. if there's anything to learn from that moving forward, it might be a refreshing start. if you talk to american people, they would say i would rather have a better bill that passed. >> mercedes: there and trying to push through a better bill than obamacare.

republicans had an opportunity. >> kennedy: that bill is going to go to the house and transform completely. that was one of the problems. everybody hated skinny repeal. one of the reason senator mccain voted against it was the fear that it was actually going to pass the hous house. >> geraldo: the whole process was fraudulent. they knew obamacare could not exist without the individual and employer mandate. they knew it. they were going ahead anyway. it was a fraud and mccain saw was a fraud. today i want the dealmaker, my friend to call him on it. if they don't, that's exactly what you do. we tried to get you to be bipartisan.

that bill that they had insiste insisted, you either have benefits, you can't have benefits without paying for it. you can't. if you are going to give people benefits, they have to pay for it. if you take it away, you don't have to pay as much. >> harris: what you've talked about is not just us putting the blame, but the responsibility. the president calls schumer's bluff. >> kennedy: which schumer will pick up the phone? at one moment he saying we're not obstructing, and at the nex next -- >> abby: >> mercedes: this is mo sigel peer system. this before we lost it in march or april. >> harris: i have an idea of what must've been like and what's it's like around kitchen

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♪ >> kennedy: hello and welcome back. attorney general jeff sessions picking out following public criticisms from president trump on his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation and his prosecution of leaks coming out of the white house. watch this. >> we've seen the president's criticism of you. you think it's fair? >> it's kind of hurtful, but the president of the united states is a strong leader, and he has had a lot of criticisms and he has steadfastly determined to get his job done.

>> kennedy: here's what sergi huckabee sanders had to say yesterday when she was asked whether or not the president plans to fire sessions. >> anybody who doesn't have the confidence of the president moving forward, he has the ability to fire them and if he decides to do that, he certainly will. this is in a president who shies away from taking action and taking decisive action. if he chooses to do that, he certainly would. >> kennedy: will see with the president chooses to do. who is handling this the right way a question mark at the attorney general, the president, or neither? >> geraldo: first of all, sarah huckabee sanders is the adult in the room. god bless her and thank god she's there. in terms of sessions, it is an indication of just how serious and how frustrating russia gate is to the president, that he vented about sessions recusal. it's really about mueller and the uncertainty of that and the distraction caused by the russia stuff, that's why he was lashing out at sessions.

i think sessions is now safe. first of all, i congratulate tucker carlson for the initiative of going to get into that with the attorney general. and he's doing the right thing concentrating on ms-13, the gangs, these are the stories that all americans care about. i think sessions is safe right now. the distraction over scaramucci, that will talk about later and reince priebus is highly dubious future in the white house. i think sessions will be okay, but you have to understand the president's frustration. he has an attorney general, why didn't you just tell me? i'm sure he has a great reason. he should have told me. a >> kennedy: abbey, is it about the frustration with recusal or trying to find a new attorney general? >> abby: i think he's frustrated that now you have mueller looking into business

dealings with president trump. also looking into members of his family and he's thinking wise my attorney general not doing more for me? not helping out my family on something that is really getting out of hand? to your point, geraldo, i do question what this does to the morale of working in the white house. if you have jeff sessions saying i was pretty hurt by this, i've been loyal to him since day one, if you are in the white house, at what point do they turn on you? are you even aware of that? why not have this meeting in private and say i'm upset about this? >> geraldo: it's the rats were most upset. >> abby: he spoke pretty brutally. >> kennedy: they're not talking to each other. the attorney general -- it's pretty obvious. his own press secretary said they haven't sat down.

anthony scaramucci says the two sides need to come together. the attorney general's in a tough spot because he wants to keep his job, but he has to check his tail between his legs which is something the president of pores. >> mercedes: the attorney general believes and what he's doing. when you go from sanctuary cities to dealing with illegal immigration, he is on the job. he's doing a fantastic job. you need these two to hug it out. because behind the scenes, conservatives are gently pressuring the president to back off. then you have the g.o.p. senators coming out and saying you will not have another attorney general come out we are sticking with the sessions. >> kennedy: there's a stronger loyalty there, but also voters. jeff sessions is doing the things that voters were promised. to the people who voted for the president, they're quite happy

with jeff sessions. >> harris: jeff sessions wanted to be able to do the job with sanctuary cities and illegal immigration. he knew that when he went on that capitol hill hearing and didn't disclose effectively what his meetings with russians were, he said today, or he told tucker carlson, i made the right decision to recuse myself. he knows how this works. that focus would have been more on him and he couldn't do those things to make america great again the voters had been promised. he's doing his job, he's walking out that policy. the president has to pony up to the idea. >> kennedy: for a number of reasons, also the russia investigation. not to mention, the nuts and bolts of the justice department and the politics. new followed after white house munication's director scaramucci's fiery interview, slamming key members of the

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>> harris: fox news alert. we've been watching for this. president trump is just boarded air force one. he is heading for long island, new york. he'll be talking about the vicious gang ms-13. he's going to that part of the country because it's become kind of an issue. a lot of killings have happen. in the audience, expect and law enforcement. we are watching him board air force one and go to that event. we talked a little bit about where jeff sessions is right no now, taking out members south of

the border and other president can talk about some of that. and also the targeting of some of those gain members. his speech today, 1:40 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. will cover it. now anthony scaramucci is facing controversy over profanity. he went after reince priebus and stephen bannon. scaramucci told the new yorker that reince priebus is a schizophrenic and that stephen bannon is out for himself. he later took to twitter to apologize. sometimes i use colorful language, i'll refrain in this arena, but not give of the passionate fight for president trump's agenda. he also tweeted that he made a mistake. trusting a reporter and that it won't happen again. the white house is playing down his remarks, watch. >> it takes about 30 seconds to make a statement like that. there's a lot more hours in the day and this isn't something

that's all-consuming for us or for our staff. the press and the media may make this the focal point of our dominic their day. but is not ours. >> harris: geraldo, he loves this president, he said it multiple times. he's in this to win it. he's not backing down. >> geraldo: i was with sean last night. there is something about that culture that scaramucci exemplifies in a vivid way. he came from nothing, he picked himself up by his bootstraps, he became a hundreds millionaire. he became the president -- he adores the president.

i think when he went off that way, it was totally sincere. everything he said is accurate. it's all twisted by rats. everybody who is in that white house and g.o.p. prior to trump, that's why i don't trust them. >> harris: obama brought in people that he trusted. your eyes got so big. what's going on? >> mercedes: keep the dirty laundry in the house. you are talking to a liberal reporter which is salivating and listening to everything that he has said. we got back to ella's on the record, off the record.

>> harris: who said that? >> mercedes: there was some discussion whether or not it was on or off the record. >> kennedy: ryan was crying tears of joy that anthony scaramucci was unloading. >> mercedes: it hurts the president, at hertz's agenda, and it shows how weak the left-wing ends. the president needs to bring those boys together. >> harris: you mean those men. >> abby: there needs to be a cleaning of house. you have the white house medications director talking to a reporter saying things that we can't even repeat on television. >> harris: what we -- >> abby: i'm talking about

what was said last night. >> harris: if you think he would say that stuff without donald trump knowing it, it's a little more vivid. >> abby: you know it's all coming from management. >> harris: this is a visual and you talk about what's going on in the white house, it feels like you are with me or not with me. why shouldn't the president have people around him that he can count on? this >> geraldo: there is a deathmatch and "celebrity apprentice" every week. >> kennedy: this chaos and my friend anthony fisher just wrote a piece, that is what we are witnessing and there is some utility. the one person who is not upset today is the president because

in scaramucci, he has someone who is able to distract. he could take some of the heat. he's also mixing it up in the white house which may be fulfilling a job or wish that the president wants. i also think that scaramucci has learned a couple of important things today. the president has been saying all along, don't trust the medi media. you have to say the words, off the record if you don't want a conversation like that on the record. >> harris: the white house is refusing to say whether president trump has confidence in reince priebus. we'll stay on the subject and brought in and out just a little bit. sarah huckabee sanders was asked about that several times yesterday. here's what she said about priebus. >> i saw him in the building a few minutes ago, he's in there working on the health care bill that's going forth tonight. i don't have anything other than the fact that we are all putting

our heads down, working on getting things done. >> harris: she also says the president enjoys healthy conversation among his staff and would not confirm whether her boss was taking sides. there is a very public feud between priebus and anthony scaramucci. this picture from the wall street journal appears to show them starting each other down in the oval office earlier this week. the problem with that is we weren't standing in the room and we don't know. i would say this that's very concrete and definitely on the record and thus the fact that anthony scaramucci put a tweet out there that seem to suggest that reince priebus is a leaker. deleted the tweet and then went on with chris cuomo and set on cnn and said something to the effect of let him clean it up.

>> mercedes: what we know is these financial disclosures are public information. as the political reporter tweeted out, saying i woke up to this. i didn't get it from a leaker, i got it from the fact that it was public. this idea that's so popular, it keeps happening within the white house. we are not talking about the gdp growing 2.6%. we are not talking enough about what we are doing in terms of dealing with the m13 gangs. that's what the american people want to talk about. >> abby: having worked in campaigns and going through this with my own family, we don't always know who is behind the door. i don't talk about this a lot. you have people who are working around you, they all have egos, they are all out to get each

other and it's really hard when you're the person of the top, to know who has your best interest at heart. that's why he's got his family members. often times, it's family that you can trust. >> harris: can ask a campaign question? we saw this with incoming president obama. these are some of the people who didn't necessarily have the job skills to match some of their titles. the woman who let the people in to the state dinner and she was a social secretary. he surrounded himself by people he could trust. did this president way too long to do that? >> geraldo: i'm shocked that one's previous is still on the job right now, he would be gone three hours ago. there's a possibility he'll be out by the end of the day. >> harris: did the president

way too long to surround himself with people? >> geraldo: what happened is -- i know a lot of people think of the deep state on the left, but there's a deep state on the right. the deep state and raced trump because he's the new guy on the job. he didn't know, he took everybody. unfortunately, you can't tell me that these people like reince priebus cut their connections with all of the outside world when it came to trump. i don't believe that at all. the president has been working with an extraordinary disadvantage that every secret and his life is immediately published. it was hostile intent with a media is going to be negative to the president. i think he's right to get the people that instinctively he feels are honest and loyal to him. >> harris: the senate has passed the bill issuing tighter

sanctions on russia and limiting president trump's ability to remove them. now that pressure heads to the president's desk. will he sign it question at the initial fallout if he does not. stay with us. i wonder what geraldo thinks, he never expresses it ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be.

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♪ was before the senate overwhelmingly passing a bill hitting russia with new sanctions and limiting president trump's ability to remove them. the bill now heads to the president's desk, but russia is firing back, demanding that the u.s. cut the number of u.s. tipple medic staff and it has and says it will cease to u.s. diplomatic properties. >> the united states of america needs to send a strong message to vladimir putin and any other

aggressor that we will not tolerate attacks on our democracy. that's what this bill is all about. we must take our own side in this fight, not as republicans, not as democrats. but as americans. >> abby: sarah huckabee sanders has refused to say whether president trump will sign this bill and that's what everyone is winning to see what happens. you have a lot of eyeballs on this. if he does not sign this, they're going to go crazy. >> geraldo: first of all, congratulations to your family, your husband who will be a brilliant ambassador to russia. i'm sure he's very concerned about this legislation. as honorable as john mccain is, you have one president at a time, that president is in

charge of foreign policy. i urge president trump to veto this legislation. he gets to decide with the relationship is with russia until the next election and for the dysfunctional legislative branch of our government to seek to impose to hancock the chief executive -- >> abby: what would the headlines be if he were to take that action? wouldn't it be proof that he is in the hands of the russians? there is collusion going on that he does want to crack down and be tough? >> geraldo: i go back to sean spicer's russian dress stomach to my stomach rushing he has to defy the noise going on. russia gate has nothing to do with whether or not the sanctions can be imposed on the president has no power to amend that. this is about the president's power, not vladimir putin. >> kennedy: i agree with you for different reasons.

some of our allies are very concerned about how the sanctions are imposed and how the ramifications could be, but there are three republican congressmen who voted no on the sanctions because they think the mechanisms for employing them are ill-defined and it creates new layers of bureaucracy and puts opec power or you don't really know where it's coming from and what it's doing. sanctions don't work. >> harris: primarily in some communities and states, it's not widespread enough. is that a big enough sanction to actually work would be the question and if it's not, what does that do?

does it put certain companies more targeted than others and who is going to decide that? or does look like? >> mercedes: it will most likely become law because there is an overwhelming support. >> harris: interesting because you talk about a few things that you get bipartisan support on, so the president may have to watch it. >> abby: the president says just come together and put it to my desk so i can sign it. >> geraldo: he chickened out and had he manifested -- i don't need to call him a coward, but he flinched and -- he knew he wouldn't get it. >> abby: meanwhile, a group of politicians requesting another

special counsel be appointed. why the think actions by hillary clinton and james comey should warrant a whole other investigation. more coming up.

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>> harris: happy friday! more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first let's go to jon scott with what's coming up

in the second arrow "happening now." >> jon: a big blow to republican efforts to repeal obamacare. we are waiting reaction from president trump who tweeted his displeasure in the wee hours of the morning. he is said to speak on new york's long island next hour. we'll analyze political winners and losers. we're also asking what's next for the health care system? all that plus an intense chemo survivor underway now in the west wing, outwit, outplay come out last. will have it for you and "happening now" ." >> harris: thank you. >> kennedy: happy friday indeed. republicans and democrats of the judiciary committee asking to appoint a second special counsel. they want a separate investigation into hillary clinton, james comey, and loretta lynch and their actions during the 2016 campaig campaign. robert mueller's investigation is just too narrow.

there also asking for an investigation of susan rice and whether james comey had any advanced knowledge of her unmasking request. what do we have here? is this the next necessary step toward unveiling the truth or is this a political game? >> geraldo: and made me throw up in my mouth. what in the world is this? you had hillary clinton for a lever and a half hours, what would you like? trey gowdy was removed from a giant to a midget. we know what they did. on the tarmac at all of that, that's why trump got elected. now campaign on that. do you really want loretta lynch to come and deny everything? to me, it's replaying the same thing over and over. >> abby: is is how we go about

it or is this the demonstration that these people acted unjustly and now they're out of power? >> mercedes: you're seeing the domino effect. we started with a special counsel and the republicans feel and they feel frustrated because the focus is so much of a trump campaign of the russians, yet we don't even know if the democrats were involved in fusion gps and a dossier. if they were connected with the russians. i think republicans are fair to say, wait a second, we have a look at this other side and on the leaks from james comey and loretta lynch basically saying, let's look at this as a matter, not an investigation. >> abby: democrats have these investigations saying we need to get to the bottom of any wrongdoing. republican's have the right to do the same thing. to your point, geraldo,

investigations don't win elections. we are talking about what drives people to the polls. we keep going back to this, it's getting tax reform done, it's putting things through congress. >> geraldo: you get tunnels and trains that don't work in new york, you've got bridges falling apart and half the country. >> harris: i've been with mercedes, why can we multitask and why can't you see a quality in terms of investigations? by the way, it doesn't have to look the same. they can do some of this in private and maybe it will get more answers. >> geraldo: if it involves russia, mueller will investigate. he will be forced in a bipartisan way. when you invest in a special counsel and a fabulous budget, what they do is justify their

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