host of kennedy, marie harf, and today's one lucky guy, #oneluckyguy, cohost of "the five" ," juan williams, and i go through that quickly because the president is about to sign that bill and it may make comments which is of particular interest, we're looking for that to begin. john kelly entered the room. hello, juan. >> juan: as the cold weather approaches. >> sandra: it is an exciting day and things are changing quickly, after months of campaigning and reports of sexual misconduct that rocked the state, is now up to the voters to decide who filled the senate seat. attorney general, jeff sessions left vacant. we just got videos of roy moore arriving on horseback to is a polling place. earlier, doug jones cast his ballot. the contest comes with a lot of drama and very high political

states do make mistakes, he would cut the majority 251 dominic , on the eve of today's vote, moore and jones took shots at each other and competing rallies. >> the difference is between my opponent and me are vast. >> it is time that we put our decency, our state before political party. >> he thinks i am a bigot, he thinks because i favor traditional marriage or god that that is the wrong position. the people of alabama do not agree. >> i think it is time that we say no more to putting people down, no more to treating people as second-class citizens. no more to discriminating against those that are the least fortunate among us. it is time, folks, that we say no more.

>> sandra: lai from montgomery, alabama, a lot happening at this moment, jonathan. will be a long day. >> it is a long day, but both candidates have cast their ballots. you are referencing that new video of moore arriving at the polling site on horseback, a tradition at election time. he did this in alabama and the northern part of the state in birmingham. doug jones cast his ballot, but he arrived on foot. >> this is an important time in alabama's history. we feel very confident of where we are and how this will turn out. more importantly, we feel so good about what we have done and what we said to the people of alabama and the people of the united states. >> roy moore held a "drain the swamp" rally in southern alabama where he was joined by louie gohmert, sheriff david clark,

and steve bannon. >> it is an up-and-down vote tomorrow. right? between the trump miracle in the notification project. >> doug jones did some counter programming to answer roy moore's rally, he brought in charles barkley. >> listen, i love alabama, but at some point we have to grow out. we are not a bunch of damn idiots. they're actually thinking about voting for this guy. >> sandra: signing a bill today, clearing the way for a massive increase, let's listen. >> demonstrating our unwavering commitment to our men and women in uniform. the greatest fighting force in the history of the world, we are

making it a lot better than even that. before we begin, i want to address the terrorist attack that took place yesterday in new york city, and to praise the first responders, local police, and federal law enforcement for their quick action. they did an incredible job. there has not been to terrorist attacks in new york city carried out by foreign nationals. here on green cards the first attacker came through the visa lottery, and the second through chain migration, we will end both of them. the lottery system and chain migration. we will end them. fast. congress must get involved immediately, and they are involved immediately, and i can tell you we have tremendous support. they will be ended. these attacks underscored the dangers we face from around the globe, the national defense authorization act did not come at a more opportune or important

time. this legislation represents a momentous step towards rebuilding our military and securing the future for our children. i applaud the work of the members of both parties who came together to pass the national defense authorization act. it passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, something that sounds very nice to my ears. i especially want to think thornberry, who is here with his tireless efforts. fantastic job. in recent years, our military has undergone a series of deep budget cuts that has impacted our readiness, capabilities and substantial burdens placed on our war fighters. great war fighters they are. history teaches us that when you weaken your defenses, you invite aggression. the best way to prevent conflict

of any kind is to be prepared and really be prepared. only when the good are strong will piece prevail. today with the signing of this defense bill, we accelerate the process of fully restoring america's military might. i also want to thank senator john mccain for the work he has done on this bill. he has fought very, very hard to make it just the way he wants it and we all want it. this will enhance our readiness, expand our modernized forces and our forces members with the tools they need to fight in win. we will fight and win back, but with this, we will not have to fight, because people will not be wanting to fight with us. it authorizes funding for our

continued campaign to obliterate isis, as you know, we won in syria. we won in iraq. they spread to other areas and we are getting them as fast as they spread. we've had more success with isis in the past eight months then the entire previous administration has had during its entire term. it approves missile defense capabilities as we continue our campaign to create maximum pressure on the bile dictatorship in north korea. we are working very diligently on that. building up, very bad situation, the situation that should've been handled long before by other administrations. it upgrades our ground come back to vehicles, allows for the purchase of new joint strike

fighter aircraft and pave the way for new beautiful virginia class submarines, the finest in the world. finally, the defense bill authorizes investments in our military's greatest weapon of all, it's warriors. the nda increases the size of the american armed forces for the first time in seven years. it provides our military members with the largest pay increase in eight years. now congress must finish the job by eliminating the defense sequester and passing a clean appropriations bill. i think that is going to happen. we need our military. it's got to be perfecto. a grave global threats, i urge has to stop their shutdown threats and city clean funding in a clean funding bill to my desk that fully funds

protecting our country should always be up by a person issue, today's legislation. we must work across party lines to give our heroic troops the resources and support that they have earned. a thousand times over. together, we will send a clear message to our allies and affirm warning to our enemies. we are proud, determine, and ready. when we are completed and it will not be that long, we will be stronger than ever before. by a lot. thank you to all of our friends in congress, and we do appreciate the bipartisan support, and we appreciate your hard work on this historic defense authorization. thank you most of all to our brave warriors for standing to watch over our country, our families, and our freedom. brand-new, beautiful equipment

are on its way, the best you've ever had by far. we make the best in the world, and you're going to have it. and god bless you, god bless our military, and god bless america, thank you very much. i will not be showing all of this, everybody. it has a lot of pages. that is a lot of pages. [applause]

speed to the president signing the national defense authorization act, a bill that authorizes a major hike in military spending, and exceeds the $54 billion defensee requested by trump for 2018. marie harf on the couch, what is all this mean? what did the president just signed and what happens from here? >> marie: he signs and attention, but we do not know the number till we get a budget to the appreciation project, in the coming days and weeks. this is what they had talked about, and this will be a point of contention going forward, nobody wants to cut defense spending, but we have to have a way to pay for it. so far, we have not seen details about that. this will continue to play out over the next coming weeks. >> sandra: we have a major election happening. and juan williams is on the couch. turnout is going to be key, and

not a decisive indication where this race is going. >> juan: i think there has been lots of turmoil in the last few days, a fox news poll that had dug jones up by 10, but there are other polls that have beaten up. looks like it is quite fluid. i think the key point here, and we saw this over the weekend in terms of the robocalls from president trump, president obama, joe biden, and that charles barkley the auburn basketball and also in the mba, who gets their folks to the polls is going to be the winner. who gets their people out. i think this is almost more of a conversation among republicans than republicans versus democrats. you have republicans, especially people like senator shelby who say, i cannot vote for moore. the senior senator from alabama,

and a business establishment in the state say, it would not be good for business to attract manufacturing if we put someone like moore in office. >> harris: a question, sandra, the reports on the ground for election officials is looking more like a presidential election day. in terms of just how much they have seen early on with the intensity and people coming out to the polls. they still have several hours. we do not know how it will shake out. it's impossible to know who that benefits. the issue is, it's not just a special election, but people i attempted to it. >> marie: normally have very low turnout with all the intense coverage and unique situation of the race, i think you'll see much more turnout. there aren't enough registered democrats to win just on a turnout game appeared doug jones is going to need republicans to either stay home or crossover.

we have seen it. people like senator shelby. the other republicans who have come out and said, i could not do it and vote for ron moore. that will be the interesting deciding factor, and you are right. we do not know who turnout will help. this could go pretty well into the night if i had to guess. it's before it is interesting that shelby said he did not vote for us doug jones. >> marie: that's a great point. >> kennedy: we have that duopoly cartel system. to failing parties that no longer serve voters, who give up choices that are too many people unfortunately in alabama, the lesser of two evils. that is the choice they feel they are forced to make, and i think it is fantastic that richard shelby wrote in a candidate that he believed in. vote your conscience. that's okay. be a little unorthodox, think outside the ballot box for a second. >> harris: one thing that is working for roy moore with his messaging, irrespective of the

allegations in the sexual misconduct allegations are his christian values among those being talked to as they come out of voting. you cap to exit polling, but reporters are asking them time and time again you hear, pointing to those who voted for him, pointing to his christian values the fact of the stuff, i will not even say what one woman said, on the ground, all politics are local. will that play at chemic do not know. >> marie: what does it doug jones victory mean? >> juan: this is not good either way. he has not made that clear. what is clear is that he would caucus with the democrats. he would be under pressure and expected to help a democratic agenda. it is you, democratics i have been apart from much of trump's effort with tax reform.

>> sandra: and roy mort will walk a party line, and the second he gets to exercise that vocal independence, if he is elected today, he will show it. especially to mitch mcconnell. >> juan: that's the key point. >> harris: the last tweet talked about roy moore and how he votes it will be much more in line with the party. >> sandra: a busy day. police charging the alleged terrorist who detonated a homemade bomb inside the city subway system in new york city, we will tell you why he reportedly said he did it. plus, more about how he got into the country. and why the white house proposals would have kept him out, and with the administration is doing now. >> yesterday's new york event show in its darkest terms, the failure of our immigration system are also a national security issue. the president is exactly right. call attention to these issues.

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>> harris: moments ago, authorities terrorism charges against the suspect in in a ste terror attack on the new york city subway tuesday system during the rush are. the bangladeshi national was inspired by the ices.

they rated, rick leventhal is on the story. we're learning more about the complaints by the attorney's office late this morning. authorities say that akayed ullah admitted building the pipe bomb and intentionally detonating it. he said he did it according to authorities for the islamic state. the complaint said he built the pipe bomb in his brooklyn apartment. law enforcement's sake, he gathered at least some of the material from jobsites where he worked as an electrician. the bomb was filled with explosive material and middle schools and use christmas tree lights, wires, and a 9-volt battery for detonation, and ullah used zip ties to attach it to his body. the complaint said his radicalization began three years ago in 2014 when he saw pro isis

and learn how to build bombs online. he posted on his facebook account yesterday, a message to the president which i hope you can hear over the sirens behind me, the message read, trump you failed to protect your nation. authorities say you acted alone and was not on the radar of the fbi or the nypd. >> you people who are consumers of the propaganda and you see these pots unfold and they're not confiding in anyone and that's what we're looking looking at. the conspiracy is within the confines of their own mind. and that is a very hard place to get to. >> ullah has five federal charges, support to a terrorist organization, use of weapons of mass destruction, bombing a place of public use, destruction of property by means of explosion, and use of a destructive device during a crime of violence. the investigation into ullah's

background continues and so does the heightened security here in new york city. >> harris: we heard every word, they were hanging on, to quote the suspect, you failed to protect our nation. that what he said? >> that is what he said. he posted that on facebook. according to authorities yesterday morning on his way here to the port authority to set off the pipe bomb. >> harris: actually, we are very protected yesterday, talking about police and the quick action. rick leventhal, thank you very much. and china short time ago as well. jeff sessions and the new secretary of the homeland security calling for reform of the u.s. immigration system after the white house said the presence immigration proposals would have kept the accused newark city terrorist and others out of the country. >> in just the last two months, we have seen it to terrorist attacks in new york city. tear down by men who were here

as a result of failed immigration policy. the diversity lottery, which makes no sense and it's never made no sense, and chain migration. >> the administration is planning to modify the immigration system to end misguided and outdated visa systems. instead we need to focus on a merit-based system as the present recommended. >> harris: you saw class back from the president when he spoke, because he brought this issue. he said, there has been to attackers recently. one came into this country through the visa lottery, and the other yesterday kaman what is called chain migration part he said, we are going to get rid of both of these. >> juan: it is interesting to me, because we all want to protect our country and do everything we can. in this instance, looks like the presidents politicizing it by saying, somehow, immigrants are to blame specifically about chain migration. it is not clear -- >> harris: ht

happened what it is, because there is a chain in which the young men came in. he was able to do that because he was under 21. >> juan: is not a result of chain migration. that shows how he got here. everybody gets here somehow. i am saying -- he was radicalized while here in the united states by internet material. >> sandra: i don't know if we know that. law enforcement said that. >> kennedy: you radicalized here but was making several trips back and forth between the united states -- there's no way to really know that. that was the statement that they put out. the point is, guys like this are going back and forth. he had a newborn baby back in bangladesh. >> harris: he was -- he was under 21. >> kennedy: it's easy to look back and say that, with the gang built which was flawed, and i do not think -- no bill is perfect.

the sort of blanket amnesty. it would have gotten rid of the diversity visas and chain migration. >> harris: is the president right about the stomach that's the bottom line. >> kennedy: he has the tightest support and they did have bipartisan support in the gang of eight days. this is very difficult then the travel ban or building a wall. i know people want to lump into the same conversation, but heat you can extract that out, or more people in favor of that kind of immigration policy. >> harris: that's a great example, the gang of eight. were people on both sides of the aisle can agree -- how far away if we move from that? >> marie: it's a different planet. the senate has changed. and on this issue, i think republicans feel like they want to run to the right, because he won a pair chain migration in theory isn't a bad one. keeping families together. >> harris: >> harris: do not tat

breaking up a nuclear family. it's how far that change should go. should go -- can we keep these programs and vet better? or should be say, get rid of them can make spirit republicans that. >> juan: let me ask you this. if they were chain migrations for countries part of the travel ban, it was not necessarily the travel ban, but if you had countries where you hinted that, would you be in favor? >> harris: you have to get to those capitol hill, because as a compromise. >> juan: if it is proven to be effective, i am for everything. what is the alternative? is being suggested that merit-based immigration. you still have to vent people based on merit, and if they come here based on merit, and exposed to this kind of toxic material, then they will radicalize again. >> harris: do not miss the compromise that she propose.

>> juan: let's not politicize this then we would guns. the radicalization outlines a whole another issue. >> harris: it could happen anywhere. >> sandra: they talked about it with facebook, google, twitter. >> juan: the facebook people, we're just apply from, were not responsible. yes you are. >> harris: sandra, what do they say chemic you've done many of those interviews. >> sandra: b do not know the depths of their workings with the federal government. i don't even know who they are or aunt. not a lot is being discussed on that. certainly something more needs to be done, because are so many red flags that exist that they find out after the fact. >> harris: high-stakes, it could affect the balance of power in d.c. what is at stake as a fortis go to the polls and alabama's hotly contested special election. we are watching. and bias justice chemic another black eye for the justice department.

days after an anti-trump fbi agent came under scrutiny. the president's lawyer say, this supports their call for second special counsel. we'll talk about. stay close.

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we don't just help power the american dream.ructure, we're part of it. >> sandra: on a special election, the nation is watching, it's going on right now in alabama. the contest between republican roy moore and democratic doug jones comes with plenty of drama including accusations of sexual misconduct against moore. he denies everything. the political stakes are high. ace jones victory would cut the republican senate majority 251-49 all all right, fox news alert. investigate the investigators fit does a call from president trump's legal team, who are down demanding a second special counsel to probe the fbi and department of justice

officials. this after a stunning revelation in the investigation with the anti-trump dossier. factors confirming that bruce orr, demoted senior justice department official who met with the dossier creators, fusion gps is married to a woman who worked for fusion gps during the 2016 election. and this comes on the heels of another potential conflict of interest. peter struck, one of the leading fbi in robert mueller's fbi probe, getting the boot after it was discovered he trashed the president in a number of attacks. now, trompe l'oeil, gray secular jay sekulow's message about the conference and robert mueller. jeff sessions said he would only recommend one if the standards for a special counsel were met. i would say, it is tough for us

to keep track of everything, imagine for somebody who is not actually in business and try to follow this at home. so much is changing on this front, now the possibility of a second special counsel? >> juan: if you're at home and say, it is confusing, keep this in mind. i think we have a very sensitive president, who feels he is under attack, and subject to not only michael flynn, national security advisor pleading guilty, but then request for bank records and the like, and he is responsive to punch back. he is questioning and all of its advocates in the media questioning robert mueller, questioning the fbi, going after the justice department, and officials come up breen questions what is going on as they are engaged in a witch hunt, which is what he wants his supporters to believe. >> marie: juan is correct. this is an effort to undermine the credibility of robert mueller, who for many years, republicans and democrats have

thought very highly of. as americans, i said this many times, and if you like a broken record, but we should want to get to the bottom of russian interference in her 2016 election. if there's anybody working with them or helping them, we now note russia offered help, the campaign met with them about help. people lied about that to the fbi. i do not know where this investigation is going, but you are going to see as it gets serious, more attempts on the part of trump supporters to muddy the water chemic distract from that, and call for a special counsel, second one are exactly that. >> harris: do unfairness chemic when you look at that empty trump dossier, there are equally as many questions about what nefarious moves democrats may have been making cut as far up as the fbi chemic or maybe even more. to bring up a good point, we have been asking for his old soul, maybe they tripled in value chemic i do not know. my point, you have a dnc, or

from our candidate in the fbi who show that casper dossier does put together by a british spy. i know it sounds like a movie, but we have not had those questions answered. what was the government doing, humor they spine, what information with a human, and i'm sorry, but robert mueller is being paid by the government, and he has not defended his position. >> there is no evidence that he has done anything inappropriate. when you're looking at things from a probe standpoint. we have not had -- you're trying to say that it is false. >> what was his relationship to fusion gps chemic why was a person become a senior official at the department of justice, who is married to somebody who worked for fusion gps meeting with that organization without disclosing it chemic and all those meetings and all those information, it certainly affects the outcomes here. as americans we deserve answers to why those outcomes were

effective? >> harris: equally as many questions as i pointed out. >> marie: we can get into those questions, but to put them on the level of what a winning a presidential election colluded with russia, i am sorry, but it is a narrative. there is no evidence of that, it has been going on a very long time. it is not true that. >> juan: the whole intelligence community has confirmed that there was collusion. try to find out what level of cooperation exist. it was trump officials aligned consistently about their contacts with russia. in the fbi agent, you say, if what is the equivalence chemic he was treating estate trump thinks. he was watching a debate. how many of you on this couch were not tweeting something? >> sandra: what are you say?

you have to be joking right now. i think tons of people. >> juan: -- not only the hillary clinton server campaign, where he was the lead investigator. >> kennedy: -- >> harris: they have a cameo to me, and i'm looking at everybody here one day after 60 of them called on the house oversight committee to open an investigation and sexual misconduct allegations against president trump. what the president and saint in response to all of that. we will be friendly after the commercial. juan and marie

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>> sandra: we are waiting to hear from women democratic lawmakers expected to address and call to an open investigation allegations against president trump. those women are writing a letter to house committee leaders, at least 17 women had publicly

accused the president of sexual misconduct, we can ignore the multitude of women who have come forward with the accusations against richard trump. this move follows three more accusers with the accusers yesterday. president trump weighed in on twitter. despite thousands of hours wasted and many millions of dollars spent, the democrats have been unable to show any conclusion with russia. they're moving on to the false accusations and fabricated stories of women, who i do not know and have never met. fake news exhalation point. juan? >> juan: he's trying to defend himself, because in the aftermath of senator al franken's resignation, there is a moment here, and a number of people who made acquisitions against president trump, we want to be heard, why haven't these cases come to trial or some kind of resolution? >> harris: sandra? >> sandra: at their voices need to be heard, they're making a statement and putting this out

together is effective to have the president try to get out ahead of it with the tweeting and commenting on it ahead of hearing them personally in a little bit, they are certainly a developing story. >> harris: the women who came out yesterday, we have heard before. they have put it, another chance for them to tell their story. i want to go to a tweet that he has been having is making news today. the president tweeted this at senator kirsten gillibrand after she said he should vacate his position. lightweight senator kirsten gillibrand is a flunky for chuck schumer and someone who would come to my office begging for campaign contributions not so long ago. parenthetically, it would do anything is now in the ring fighting against trump, very does loyal to bill and crooked, and talking about bill and hillary clinton. >> marie: this is getting

heated and as juan said, very politicized. they have to be careful here. we have to listen to victims regardless of party or gender, and if someone is coming forward with the claim, that is why presidential elections and campaigns are so important, and as white is critical for journalists to ask the right questions in the right way and speak the truth and get that information out during the campaign, because once the president is in office, that president cannot be charged with a crime they committed before they took the oath of office. with this administration that the republican house and senate, at this point, it will not be impeached. >> sandra: let's go to senator gillibrand who spoke on camera with a to the president. >> it was a sexist move to sounds my voice, i will not be silent on this issue, and neither while the women who stood up to the president yesterday and neither will the millions of women who have been marching since the women's march

to stand up against policies they do not agree with. >> harris: that was the back and forth between the president at gillibrand, and then elizabeth worn wayne in, are trying to bully and intimidate and leap-shame gillibrand chemic good luck with that, president trump. if you were not looking at your screen, you do not know what i blanked out, but i will not say it. >> marie: the fact that the president of the united states made a tweet with a sexual innuendo, we can agree, there is one way to read this tweet towards gillibrand, a sitting united states senator, every day i think he cannot get lower than he does on twitter, every day i think he cannot debase the office where he does, and this morning when i saw that, i do not know how they are not republicans standing up in the united states senate in the house come across the country, this man does not represent us. it is stunning.

>> sandra: what did you make of the response? >> marie: i think senator gillibrand's response is perfect. how do you respond to the president when he says i chemic there are no rules chemic we are beyond rules in uncharted territory he does -- if he bullies on twitter to try to silence people, and for her to say, we will not be silenced, that is right, and they shouldn't be. >> juan: i think i should stay out of the conversation. on the other hand, it is unbelievable. i don't think you speak to a woman in that way, not in my household anyway. >> harris: it is interesting, kennedy, you give the back-and-forth from people who worked alongside the president and others who support them outside the white house as voters and whatnot, and there's so much discussion about tweeting. i imagine, this conversation goes to that as well. i would say this. let me ask it to you this way, when you hear the other women time and educate a language that senator warren uses, that is not elevating the conversation, that

is not taking the high road. >> kennedy: i agree with marie, i think gillibrand had an appropriate response but i don't think senator warren did, and you cannot accuse the president of using an innuendo, when senator warren uses the same language. i'll be in a race to out shock each other chemic i will say this, the president does not realize he is the president and analyzing the political landscan armchair politician. he sometimes he forgets he's in the driver's seat. >> marie: he is a jerk and a bully. i am sorry, i will say that online. i would not let my children behave this way online. if i work with someone and they behave this way online, we would report them to a try. this is not behavior we would accept in a ceo. the one that is true. >> marie: this is not behavior that we would expect and he is the president. >> harris: moving on, things are getting heated again during yesterday's white house briefing. did you see this chemic sarah sanders put her foot down and who is right or wrong in this debate chemic a lot of

people giving her credit for making a strong point. take a look

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>> sandra: tensions in the white house briefing, sarah huckabee sanders and a fiery exchange with a cnn reporter over the mainstream medians you

mainstream media -- >> and journalist make honest mistakes, they should own up to it. sometimes, a lot of times you don't. there's a difference -- there's a very big difference part i am sorry, i am not finished. there is a very big difference between making honest mistakes and purposely misleading the american people. something that happens regularly. you cannot say -- i am not done. you cannot say that it is an honest mistake, when you are purposely putting out information that you know to be false, or you're taking information that has not been validated, that has not been offered any kind of credibility and has been continually denied by people with direct knowledge of an instance. >> making a very important distinctions. honest mistake and pursuit misleading the american people. it is surprising, juan, she had to stand up in front of the reporters and make that distinction. it is an obvious one. it's before the question is intent. as of the case with brian ross,

he intended to mislead people chemic i am stunned that he only had one resource and he misread the source. i do not know, yes, he was trying to get something that was negative about president trump. that's case, i don't know she knows it. >> kennedy: there is no evidence to back it up. people have a history of crying fake news if there's a history of something they do not like. when a child reporting, there reporting is not great. i have done that job, you do not love every story, but they have demeaned the press, all the tweets from president trump, they do not judge people make mistakes, but when you have a habit of it, and i know you've mentioned intent, but repeated carelessness that there is a trend there, that should be looked at. >> kennedy: and that is why journalists are most upset when this things happen, because there are those who do this for a living, and i want to think

regardless of the party of the administration, not necessarily always the case as we see, but in a rush to get the stories and use them they do get things wrong. the intent is there, shame on them. if it is not, do your job bette better. and for sarah sanders to accuse them of purposely misleading the american people, >> harris: when she was making a distinction. >> marie: she went on to accuse them of doing that. i think that is crossing the line. speak it we have five seconds. juan chemic >> juan: have a great -- >> sandra: we will be back! were "outnumbered" in a moment lower back pain has met its match

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>> kennedy: now you can say good-bye, juan williams. >> sandra: harris faulkner, you may take it away. >> harris: we are hours away from the only polls that count and a high-stakes race, the ones where people vote. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. decision date in alabama, the senate race is hurling towards dramatic finish as voters are voting now. doug jones hoping to make history as the first democrat to be elected to the senate and the deep red alabama state in 25 years. roy moore who has the enthusiastic support of president trump urging people to ignore outsiders who he says are bent on stopping him in the senate special elect