>> sandra: you promised a you are establish in america. out into beaks weeks to vote you have another child, you are wager. >> bill: i think boston is a here, they are not going to then blue, and that's why them to put better team, they gotta much deport you. better offensive line up. not much better, but a better they are using children, strange a strong candidate to unseat men are using children, to get one. i like dr. blue, i'm going l.a. into america and stay here. we want to further moses point president in 2020. >> sandra: all right. really quickly -- and there are some among us on the couch to >> melissa: rod rosen was insee >> bill: you said he would take me up on that. this be a big spender, here. our parents -- that is the part of the story that breaks my thank you for joining us in this heart. those children don't have a for a closed-door meeting on tuesday morning. we will see you tomorrow. capital tomorrow. what to expect customer and we "outnumbered" starts now. fight back all this. if they are with hopeful parents will. along the way, is there another >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert prethe growing way that for three countries controversy over "the washington post" columnist they are traveling -- they are murdered in turkey. turkey's president is now not just getting something guatemala -- for three countries alleging that saudi officials they are traveling to get to our planned the killing. border. is there way to keep them safer? days before it happened. >> brian: i will say this, the dissident columnist who went into is thousand eight, dianne feinstein passed a law to make it easier for them to come here missing after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on octobe. and disfavored mexicans. you are watching "outnumbered," 99% that come through our nonmexicans now. i'm harris faulkner pete here we found a way to suppress the today, melissa francis, town mexican illegal immigration hall editor and fox news problem, but we made it too easy contributor at katie pavlich, for central and south america. syndicated radio talk show news the law doesn't let us will be for more than two months. contributor leslie marshall, and in the center seat today, cohost therefore, once they are in, they are through and gone. is that fair to the people of fox and friends, fox news

waiting on line the right way? radio host brian kilmeade, author of the book >> melissa: former "andrew jackson and the miracle president obama hitting the of new orleans," the miracle of campaign trail in nevada just two days after president trump was there. "outnumbered"! the former president's message, and why he worries that his hi! >> brian: on paperback today. campaign might actually hurt the it is the miracle of party. we will debate. "outnumbered," last time it was a press conference it's not me >> unlike trump, i actually try from having quality time on anybody on the couch. but i'm over it. thank god there is a therapist to state facts. i believe in a fact-based on staff. >> harris: do you have a book out that will fit in my hand reality. [cheers and applause] at a-based politics. back? i'm like carrying it in the i don't believe in just making backpack. >> brian: people don't want to travel with books and more. stuff up. ♪ oriasis or psoriatic arthritis, >> harris: congrats. let's get to the news. the turkey president saying that little things can be a big deal. he has strong evidence that they are behind the killing. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. meanwhile, istanbul police are it's a pill that treats differently. denying reports that parts of for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, the columnists body have been found at this at the saudi res. with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, they say that khashoggi died in a brawl at the consulate, where tenderness, and pain. he had gone to get papers to and the otezla prescribing information has

marry his turkish fiance. no requirement for routine lab monitoring. president trump yesterday don't use if you're allergic to otezla. questioned that account. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. >> i spoke to the crown prince, otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. we have people over in tell your doctor if you have a history of depression saudi arabia now, we've got top or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. intelligent people in turkey. they are coming back tonight and some people taking otezla reported weight loss. tomorrow, and i will know very your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. soon. i am not satisfied with what i upper respiratory tract infection have heard. >> harris: vice president and headache may occur. mike pence today said that the tell your doctor about your medicines saudi relationship of the and if you're pregnant or planning to be. united states has been important in the region for 60 years, but otezla. show more of you. this incident is troubling. when you're looking for answers, >> we are going to get to the bottom of it. it's good to have help. because this brutal murder, of a the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know journalist, of an innocent man, that's especially true when of a dissident, will not go you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. without an american response. that's why we're offering seven and, i expect, without an things every medicare supplement should have. it's yours free international response. >> harris: the vice president just for calling the number on also confirmed reports that cia your screen. and when you call, director gina haspel has flown a knowledgeable licensed to turkey. agent-producer can answer any greg palkot on the news for us questions you have and help you in london.

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that fits your needs and your budget? call humana now at the >> one big question he had, we number on your screen for this all have come in fact -- where free guide. it's just one of the is the body of khashoggi? ways that humana is making where, in fact, are his body >> melissa: more "outnumbered" healthcare simpler. and when you in just a moment, but first, parts? let's touch base with b1 and see it's claimed that he was caught call, a knowledgeable licensed up, chopped up come after the what's coming up in "outnumbered agent-producer can answer any overtime" in just a few moments. killing. questions you have and help you some reports do have them buried >> harris: a lot coming up, near the consulate, but the choose the plan that's right for melissa is talking about this turkish president, in his you. the call is free and part. speech, alluded to other areas there's no obligation. you know president trump is questioning the saudi explanation for the around istanbul where he could medicare won't cover all your be. medical costs, so call now and death of that "washington post" and, as saudi arabia and see why a medicare supplement columnist in turkey. the turkish president contradicting it, and plan from a company like humana, the cia director from our mohammad bin salman meant with country flying to turkey i made the family members, the son, the just might be the answer. are we there yet? the investigation. brother of saudi citizens you don't always use your smartphone for directions... this disturbing story keeps hey guys, up there. erdogan, there are new questions about whether or developing. i will bring in a republican ...or to laugh out loud. adam kinzinger of the house not he is culpable. ♪ foreign affairs committee. the president, the turkish president, did not exactly but when it matters most, we will talk about how the you count on tracfone to keep you connected for less. pinpoint him, but did allude to united states is and should respond -- be responding. the fact that, aside from the 80 ♪ plus, a border patrol agent people arrested and many more fired in saudi arabia, in the drains become as president trump our smartphone plan gives you talk, text and data said there is no limit to the number of troops he will send to with unlimited carryover the border to some of the starting at $15 a month, migrant caravan which has now past hour so, paris -- and the no contract. story just doesn't let up -- all with nationwide 4g lte coverage. ballooned above 7,000. there is new reports that inside that is "outnumbered overtime," get top smartphones or bring your own phone. the top of the hour.

tracfone. for moments that matter. melissa? >> melissa: harris, thank you two bags found in a saudi for that. deputy attorney general rod diplomatic car in his temple, ...to give you the protein you need rosenstein heading to away from the consulate, the capitol hill tomorrow for a with less of the sugar you don't. closed her interview with top [grunting noise] positions of khashoggi were i'll take that. members of two house committees. they are expected to focus on found. 30 grams of protein but, nobody. this goes on and on. and 1 gram of sugar. reports that rosenstein could back to you. ensure max protein. >> harris: wow. in two great flavors. discuss secretly recording president trump, and invoking i literally took notes while you the 24th amendment to remove him were talking. from office. greg palkot, thanks very much. rosenstein has denied the reports, but offered to resign. boy, the story changes literally by the hour. president trump said he has no plans to do dismissed the deputy brian? >> brian: it doesn't work to the saudi advantage at all for ag. he says they need to press rosenstein about his actions in them to let turkey to tell the the run-up to the mueller probe. story. they'd know the story. they have to understand the watch. >> also discussed at that story. for turkey to have a major meeting, it in this meeting announcement and say "this about overthrowing the president happen on our soil," which is and removing them from office, was getting a special counsel true, at the saudi consulate, which we know. appointed. i hope they just focus on the but for the turks to sit there and lead this investigation is appointment of the special humiliating to saudi arabia and counsel, because this is all >> harris: fox news alert, about the mueller operation and as dumb as the murder. president trump and former president obama both hitting the protecting it from being campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections. i don't know -- i guess the last night, president obama took the stage in nevada just two crown prince is still having an days after president trump was questioned about its core, there. both of them are there for their though it was created. investment meeting, walked in, and still had a standing ovation when he got there. candidates. heller is in a tight race with which was corruptly. >> katie: president trump is which is unthinkable, jack years and pay the former kind of put house republicans unfathomable. have been putting this in a spo overall, a couple things have me

taking a step back. number one -- why is turkey president touted what he said were his compliments, while spot. he says "i have a good going after the current relationship with them, i don't plan on firing him right now." acting holier-then-dow when they administration. but they are frustrated because have over 200 jailhouse either >> when you hear all this talk he's testifying behind closed jailed or disappeared? doors and not being as open and about economic miracles right forthcoming with information as now, remember who started it! they would like. number two, they seem to know a lot about it as though they were >> brian: right. tipped off. [cheers and applause] they will be an interesting number three, they seem to give-and-take there, if folks should want to see a something emerges to change the really benefit with the saudi president's mine, that's interesting. restoration of honesty and it's a big rosen don't like decency, and lawfulness to our and american relationship government. we are not supposed to pressure mystery why after meeting with fracturing and rupturing. the president they both end up i'm not a single finger prince okay with it. of the crown prince aren't on the attorney general of the fbi i talked to rosenstein after the it. i'm just saying, for turkey to to use the criminal justice president's event, introduce be the ones to tell us is rich, myself, and he said "first off, system to try and punish don't believe everything you political opponents! hear. to say the least. that's not how america works. we get along fine." >> melissa: they are playing that's how some dictatorships there was three or four months it for maximum damage. >> harris: it is ironic. ago. what happened after rosenstein, the everything i would fall you up on, brian, in terms of keep in mind. work. that's not supposed to be there are some questions that relationship -- the strangeness america. lead up, trying to put the >> harris: meanwhile, senator dean heller says he puzzle together. welcomes the former presidents papadopoulos comes up this week. stumping for his opponent. he has a lot to say. of trust among some countries that we have dealt with over the >> i want president obama to he found it would happen to him. is it true that perhaps there years is now unfold display. come to nevada to remind them how about used to be. was a fisa warrant on papadopoulos? in the beginning of this, who we that's exactly -- we were hurt. why were they zooming in on him? trust? do we trust the leadership in was he the ultimate patsy? 60%, 60% of the homes in nevada turkey? do we trust saudi arabia? were under water under his was he being set up a question saudi arabia has been so distracted with so many administration. mark is that with the different changes in the story. it's virtually zero today. we had very high on employment republicans were getting close but what you say about that? to as they worry about losing come as you mention.

power and this investigation >> brian: who to be trust? the statistic on baker's use of i will start with israel and small business come we were the coming to a close? worst in the country for ten >> katie: leslie? work my way backwards. >> leslie: i honestly was jordan would be right after going back and forth, is a good years under president obama. idea for it to be a private? that. saudi arabia, i thought was a so wanted to come back. transactional relationship. should be a public? they needed us, we needed them. i want him to remind nevadans at the end of the day, i think not as much in energy as an ally how bad it was. it's good that it's private. how about this economy was. because we have to protect the in the region and a wedge under his administration. against iran. integrity of not only an ongoing we pull out of that deal, we get investigation, but certainly the behind saudi arabia, it's not because we believed in their fbi and our intelligence >> harris: he's not the only community. style of government or their one predicting that his presence this is what i'm concerned would personal philosophy. have been, which is another it's because we thought this is will help. reason i'm glad it's in private. what we have done for 80 years. both weaknesses reporting, "obama didn't come to nevada to i think people out there who the president obama moved us make news, and he mostly didn't. just think fbi bad, mueller away from that. i'm more comfortable with that. he said to be afraid his investigation is just a hoax and a witch hunt, i think that's jared kushner, an presence would backfire. what they were hoping to fit in give trump a foil, and energize the flames of with this testimony. i think with it being behind orthodox-jewish american, working with the saudi the republicans who democrats government -- that is huge news hope will stay home in november." closed doors, there will be a to ready peace agreement with circus, if you will. the palestinians, and this and t brian? >> brian: by the way, if you look at the back of his baseball people, left over it, we'll be putting out a political show. card which keeps the statistics, like it then this happens. it will be direct q&a. this is the question with the he is great at getting himself elected but is not great at >> melissa: or its the direct tide together. getting anybody else elected. opposite of that. what's going on as we are he goes to nevada, the only covering up the fact of the place in which there is a red affair was completed political at the very top, and the doj -- >> leslie: part of the problem i have here in the media is when state senator that you look at someone like hillary clinton won. really concerns every consideren khashoggi, who had a wonderful relationship of the royal family this is the place that dean heller was trailing it. for decades -- she was very well he seems to be surging. what i found about his speeches of that, because this could be. they could be listening to respected journalist -- when he started to go against what they

that that he seems to be everything you're doing, rip your life apart. were doing in yemen, when he that's terrifying. started to say "i don't want the i want to know who's right. taking -- blaming president bush women arrested he want the vote" for six years of the distress in leslie. his economy, and now taking is it this other scenario? until we see the evidence, we credit for donald trump's first won't know. he had to flee his country. two years. >> brian: who told him to go i've never seen anything like i what message does this send infiltrate with papadopoulos and natalie sit journalist and the it. he is taking credit for this others, and it and carter page? kingdom of saudi arabia, but when he is actually nothing at all to do with this. who pulled him out of out of ta worldwide? if, in fact, this is true. you can talk about trump making professor and london customers who told him to go talk to i do believe that is true. such a negative impact, and the papadopoulos? who was this investor to same time take credit for his australia, and what is his link in addition to that, what kind positive impact. to intelligence? of messages it sends the world why are they zeroing in and >> leslie: i don't want to people in the term campaign? when you are a king or a queen talk economic numbers, but voter numbers. it should concern everyone, but of a kingdom in any kind of one of the reasons president obama can be an asset, democrats have gone tone-deaf. certainly in a blue and purple monarchy or even a dictatorship, they aren't interested. that you can come in a sense, state, and the red states, not >> katie: politically, brian, get away with murder. do you think he will stay after as much. there democrats who say "maybe the election? i don't think we will ever find should stay home and stay away." there will be rumors that this man's body. sessions will be going quickly but when we look at numbers of after the midterms. >> katie: none of his writing african-american specifically, >> brian: i think he will justifies what happened to it. and other minorities, and the he also didn't like that the millennials that have come out resign, and sessions as well. saudi prince was getting closer to vote for him in the past, his i think they will both be gone. to israel and trying to figure out that problem. election in his reelection -- it wasn't just about all the that is something democrats >> katie: on that note, we internal structures inside of need. historically we have bad numbers will be back with more saudi arabia. in the midterm elections, i want to get back to the turkey outnumbered. point. let's be very clear, erdogan is especially among women, minorities, and the youth. i think that's what they are hoping for, especially in those not concerned about justice for jamal khashoggi. areas that favored he is concerned about going

after saudi, which is one of the hillary clinton. a place like nevada is kind of rivals. as you mention, they are boarded line. it's a very tight race. notorious for going after you have huge pockets of red in journalists and their families. a state that has become more threatening their families, purple. >> harris: here's what i making their families disappeared. listen for. i listen for the conflict, this is about that rivalry. when it comes to the saudis, because that's what gets people to the polls. they are still very serious i see the conflict on the side for the g.o.p., which is what questions. i'm wondering why they haven't you are seeing and pulling now, produced their own footage of the surge in intensity and what happened inside that enthusiasm among the public and consulate. >> brian: they took their voters. what is the message that is cameras, right? >> katie: you know they have footage of what happened there, when you're looking for answers, there for democrats to come out and yet they aren't releasing it's good to have help. because it. and vote? because they have either fallen the reason why gina haspel is the right information, at the going is -- we can't trust flat in that same polling of right time, may make all the enthusiasm, or gone down. turkey, we can't trust turkish difference. at humana, we know media sources, and because the >> katie: according to obama, the messages that all the good that's especially true when saudis keep changing stories, we you are seeing based on trump's you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. can't trust them either. policies are his responsibility. >> harris: to your point, what that's why we're offering seven it's like "barack obama, he did not build that." things every medicare supplement we -- it is a command situation. walking a speech when he talks should have. it's yours free yes, there would be some sort of about this administration using the government to go after just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, capturing of audio or video. political opponents, they've got to report back to a knowledgeable licensed barack obama greeted that agent-producer can answer any tactic. he was the one who went after questions you have and help you somebody, especially since nobody apparently can locate the the tea party, the irs that was choose the plan that's right for connected directly to the you. the call is free and placement of remains, which is department of justice. there's no obligation. you see, he was one to use the power of heartbreaking on behalf of his medicare covers only about 80 family, for sure, in all of thi the federal government to stifle free speech, to go after the percent of your part b medical this. expenses, the rest is up to you. melissa, i want to ask you, media.

deeper come about the situation for him to say "i'm the president dealt in facts." that's why so many people with keeping up with what was going on in the consulate. purchase medicare supplement you are also the president who insurance plans, like those said that benghazi was caused by offered by humana. they're again, with the camera in the designed to help you save money youtube video. the idea that he is out right and pay some of the costs medicare doesn't. depending on audio, we still don't know not to be helpful just exactly who seen that. the medicare supplement plan you galvanizes republican voters to remind them of why they elected there has been some unconfirmed select, you could have no reporting that may be people deductibles or co-payments for donald trump after eight years have seen it. of obama's policies. doctor visits, hospital stays, >> melissa: we have gina >> melissa: i see it emergency care and more. you can haspel on the ground, we know differently. he talked about civility, and that secretary of state mike pompeo is going to do a press keep the doctors you have now, briefing this afternoon at i the big change that we have seen ones you know and trust, with no is that there are republicans who never liked president trump referrals needed. plus you can think three: 45 eastern time. who feel like that message is get medical care anywhere in the country, even when you're you assume that will be the harsh. it's upsetting. travelling. with humana, you get but they like the outcome. details about what it is that we a competitive monthly premium there is that group. i'm going to kind of not listen need to see from here. to what he sang, but i like and personalized service from a one thing to keep in mind -- and what's going on. healthcare partner working to this is a point that a couple of when president obama says that make healthcare simpler and you have made -- turkey is easier for you. you can choose return to civility, he is standing up there as the from a wide range of really playing this for maximum standardized plans. each one is damage. charming, charismatic person. they are really in this to make do you remember when there designed to work seamlessly with wasn't this conflict? saudi arabia look as bad as they when i was other giving speeches medicare and help save you and you are like me? possibly can, because anything money. so how do you find the on the left, it was. plan that's right for you, one that drives a wedge between that fits your needs and your saudi and its allies in the west he is saying they want to go back to kind, gentler time. budget? call humana now at the creates a better situation for number on your screen for this them, a better situation for iran, for all of the other free guide. it's just one of the factions. it is a really tough spot to be would you like the discourse ways that humana is making healthcare simpler. and when you in. better?

without question, this cannot be call, a knowledgeable licensed b3 for him to be lecturing the ignored. agent-producer can answer any it's an enormous problem. rest of the country about he how as we move away from the saudis, he is the civil one is questions you have and help you choose the plan that's right for who benefits? ridiculous. you. the call is free and if you want to see lecturing the there's no obligation. you know rest of the country, or is he talking to democrats, that they >> harris: herein lies my question for the saudi royals -- medicare won't cover all your might be some concern about that medical costs, so call now and you are letting turkey now run with the ball come all the way see why a medicare supplement of the field. they are in the red zone. they will come to the polls? this is not and i don't like plan from a company like humana, just might be the answer. what do you do catch up, and audience of self-identified independent voters. what we have seen them do is this wasn't the whole country. change the story yet again. >> brian: we don't know what this, as i understood it -- the truth is. don't you think, guys, if there these were his fans. so why do you need to encourage was rdo it would make them look good? your people to go out and vote? we would have seen that right your fan base? away? >> harris: i don't know are they already their quest because of what melissa is mark if they aren't, why not? saying. the turks don't really need it right now. >> brian: they are not his >> brian: i'm talking about responsibility. saudi arabia. he has not been there over the with their cameras and their last couple years. he just came out over the last audio. >> they have the footage they few months. i don't look at him as a could show us. >> harris: i bet there are response will. tapes and audios, based on what you're saying, katie. it's up to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to present in the but would that be exoneration? agenda and help barack obama help push it forward. >> katie: i don't think so. they probably would have he only basically said -- and i released it by now. >> melissa: they've changed like people in the way they said their story so many times, i he seems to be referencing the don't think they can dig themselves out of this hole. president -- seem to be close to mark he everything but

donald trump and holding up a patience is running out on the levels. president trump's comments, sign. he said, basically, "i never lied, i was always great, and vice president pence, pompeii ok everyone! doesn't this guy suck? our mission is to provide complete, later today, jared kushner balanced nutrition... yesterday saying -- >> harris: really quickly, for strength and energy! "he ever lie to us or was whoo-hoo! brian -- great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein >> brian: for the saudi inaccurate about keeping your plan. arabians, it's presumed the and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. prince. they tried to back up the now up to 30 grams of protein prince yesterday pray they will remember isis customer you get the liquor jersey on somebody. surround him, everyone around for strength and energy! them will fall, they will they were a jv team. doesn't mean they kobe bryant. misinterpret the thoughts -- >> harris: you don't think the remember reinforcing the principal fall? redline? that was wrong. >> brian: i don't know enough his attorney general never used about the structure. end of the king doesn't want to against other? fall, it's his son, and we don't really? do you remember james rosen and >> brian kilmeade, thanks for call the shots over there. being here. all sorts of exciting stuff in other people he was spying on? what was the attorney general there. >> comes out in paperback today. that's what i think. they will be people explaining what it does i looked at what doing all this time? how they misinterpreted what past presidents thought about >> harris: next time, because rabbit time of the, i want to should have been done. andrew jackson because he so controversial today for some it was an interrogation gone wrong. ask you about civility in the >> harris: did turkey know bars being turned down. reason. they defiled his grave for the there was a plan a foot a couple we will save it. it's to two weeks from election first time in 1948 so i looked of weeks before, or did they just learn it? at teddy roosevelt, truman, and that the detail we want to ask about. >> katie: they did nothing to day. lincoln, they all thought he was stop it. nancy pelosi talking about using a great president. i focus on the battle of >> harris: house minority leader nancy pelosi revealing subpoena powers for the new orleans. that it was a story that how she may use her power as americans can rally around. house speaker if democrats retake the lower chamber in democrats to retake the house. how could that happen? >> your history and art and we

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what's happening in the border was caused by the democrats, oversight which is the because they won't let anybody responsibility of the congress of the united states. change immigration laws that are horrible. the worst anywhere in the world. >> melissa: rnc chairman ronna >> melissa: democrats in the mcdaniel's tweeting "by saying she is willing to use subpoena past have been very critical of power is negotiating chip -- the presidents immigration proposals are now staying largely silent on the issue. the reluctance may stem from concerns that just two weeks before the midterms, such a fight might energize republican [laughter] >> brian: it's not written legibly. supporters with little effect on their own voters. >> melissa: nancy pelosi is admitting what we have known all along, the countless investigations that democrats this is an interesting question. are threatening to launch our leslie, i will start with you. here we are, two beaks had come baseless and totally political. did you bring any chips or any depth? as we said. we don't really know how that any parties? issue is going to play, because [laughter] it's hard to get inside the >> brian: basically, melissa, minds of the people look at the video. we saw a reporter down there, in the big picture, republicans are rejoicing any time you are seeing children, really nancy pelosi speaks because she has 30% approval rating. pitiable scenes. at the same time, he says they they did studies that republicans, by bringing her up have been offering these people and having a public and voters asylum in mexico and they all picture what it's like -- and say "no, we only want to go to remember what it's like -- with her as speaker, for her to bring america." you can't blame people for wanting what we have here, but up investigations and possible it is the rule of law that makes impeachment, his glory tempo

our country great. them. that doesn't benefit -- i don't think it benefits the country. it's so much more complicated it just makes the choice easier. than just being anti-immigrant, or racist. there's a lot of things in ther >> melissa: i find the problem with all the sound bites you there. pull up in this political season is that there is something that >> leslie: i think, and honestly, the caravan is a plays great in a specific room, it may help you raise money in talking point with the midterm so close. it was sent from heaven for the the room, get them excited, but president and the g.o.p., to say you have to weigh the the least. this is why some democrats are cost-benefit of weather railing that room is more important than holding back. having the sound bite used. look -- people on my side of the maybe it just blends in with all aisle care about immigration the other sound bite that is all just as much as people on the that big a deal and it sounds other side of the aisle. like other things. when it comes to the wall, and how does someone make that when it comes to what type of decision when they are going to be room to savings? reformation, in order to achieve >> leslie: i think they look that goal, obviously it's very at how many checks will be written right then. different. but, there is rhetoric on my this is on both sides of the side that they get angry with aisle. the sound bite comes up. i have to say come as a that the president has made with regard to mill easterners and democrat, i'm sorry -- i cringe former senior intelligence over that sound bite. i will tell you why. officials say there is no evidence of that. or, ms-13. the people in the united states people say "more fearmongering." who say "look, i voted for the but, quite frankly, he could president, i'm not happy never energize both sides. had i'm a democrat." the president said this or "i'm an independent, i'm on the fence." excellent election republicans aren't happy with

will be about judge kavanaugh. her party is going, broken >> melissa: that's a great promises, the list goes on. point, this is from texas last had to get those people out to vote? night. you said the president very much as we want. use that as a talking point. let's hear it in action. especially democrats want that, especially in this midterm election a couple weeks away. >> this will be the election of what we see in poll after poll the caravan, kavanaugh, law & as they want to get stuff done. left or right coming want to get it done. order, tax cuts, and common this doesn't get anything done. sense. that's what it is. common sense. this doesn't unite. this doesn't even keep -- [cheers and applause] >> harris: it does accomplish >> melissa: but, katie, does one thing, and that is the first it play that way when you look to stay relevant. at some of the pictures we see? when you know that you have small children without shoes younger people in your party, trying to come along and come to like a representative jim ryan america? how does it play? and others who would like to >> katie: you can say it's challenge nancy pelosi -- and she knows that -- she also knows political talking point, because we are in a political environment all the time in this what they fund-raising gift she country now. has. and that she needs to remind however, it doesn't change the everybody of the fund-raising fact that this is a national gift. you talk about that decision you security threat. it doesn't change the fact that make within the room. sometimes it can be made about congress has done nothing to that particular plate at change these asylum laws and the loopholes which encourage this kind of behavior. $10,000, bringing that cash we cannot base our immigration hall. >> katie: think she is policy on emotion. yes, there are children without offering is essentially bribery. she is saying "we will use shoes. also, anybody was in any kind of subpoena power in exchange for

reporting on these kind of issues, for years, knows that it policy from president trump." is naive to think that ms-13 is that's on the way it supposed to work. you're supposed to work with the going to take advantage of the white house on policy, you are people who are here, inserting not supposed to say "if you give themselves into these large groups of people. us x, y, nz, we won't subpoena they already have. how do you think ms-13 has you and have people testify under oath." gotten here from places like el salvador and guatemala and honduras over the years? >> leslie: that will work with president trump. that's not his style. they do it by taking advantage >> katie: is completely inappropriate for someone who of our open-door policies. could be the speaker of the it's not that they are coming to house. the border and entering >> brian: it is. illegally. >> katie: to be in charge of they are coming and saying "i'm subpoena power where they are very serious comes up with this, seeking asylum." you lie under oath. because the asylum level of credible fear is so low right >> brian: what does joe biden now, because congress has done say? nothing about it, they get to he said he didn't want to impeach when he has done get released into the anything yet. united states. how can he run on something it the president is right when he talks about criminals being hasn't gone wrong yet? embedded in these groups. >> harris: he sees the bigger then we have the other argument picture. >> katie: leslie, it does of emotion, which tries to erase speak to that first out it. but this is a national security there. there democrats especially that would show up and pay a lot of threat. it's a massive problem that money to be sitting down at a continues to happen year to year. table, who say "please, god, congress, quite wrinkly, is the make this end." only body that can actually fix what could you do to get rid of it. >> melissa: o'brien, the only this person? that's what they really first 5. problem is, we can have open bos and a liberal social that's what she's responding to, welfare program. when you look at the economics

of it, which is hard to do when no? >> leslie: she is. you were looking at these but the problem pictures, to have just endless generosity and giveaways. democratic voters, impeachment you can't have that and also doesn't remove the president. bill clinton was impeached and have people just crossing in. rets need to get >> brian: very difficult issues to figure out. as easy as it used to be to figure out where both parties stand for it i thought it would be as black-and-white as the deepwater horizon oil leak, when everyone who saw when that platform exploded that oil leaking into the water in the gulf, they said "we've got to stop that." and a bum pay the price because it took forever to do it. we all agreed, stop the oil lea leak. when you have 8,000 people marching toward a border who we know nothing about, who sarah justo memo radio, she's in guatemala -- most of them are men, very few families. we know nothing about them, coming to our border. democrats and publicans go "this is a problem, we have a system." we are always done my already paying come in many cases. through texas. we are over budget annually with an economy that is roaring.

we have big hearts. for this country, for the people in sudan, for the people in syria. this is not the way to do it. they can apply for refugee status. we can make it easier for them to do it. but democrats under publicans should know, that caravan is not a problem. that "new york times" story that says the president is using to his advantage, republicans are using it as a talking point, are missing the point. we are outraged that 8,000 people we don't know i going to over on the border. how do we stop this? >> harris: for william, we took in life at "outnumbered" yesterday. we stayed with him because he is walking backwards into the crowd of thousands of people. he was talking to men along the way. they told him, "we know that we cannot gain access through asylum now." they are looking at those loopholes as they are coming across the border, because of his caravan. the good news is, maybe this will get us to focus and then come up with something. the distressing news is that, as william was going backwards, they said "we will then cross illegally into the united states

and see where it --" but they could. the other thing we see along the way, and i just want to couch this very carefully, because when any of us would see people suffering we would open up what we have and help. my question is, what existed first? the people coming down the street, or the trucks that seem to be perched, waiting? i think it's a fair question. what you don't want to do through your generosity is create another problem for people. now they are out there, it's dark out and they are with these children. i am thinking total picture here, now. are you helping, or are you encouraging something that endangers people more? >> katie: to that point, the number of people are using children as human shields to get into the country. if you're from central america and you bring a child across the border, you are automatically released into american society because of the way that the