>> sandra: pens up, ever. >> bill: i like a drumstick. >> sandra: [laughs] you're thinking about thanksgiving dinner already! >> bill: have a good weekend, everybody. that was a long one. >> sandra: thank you for joining us, everybody. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: let's get this party started. fox news alert, president trump wing and on reports that a former fbi employee altered a key document related to surveillance of former camping advisor carter page. the new evidence is expected to be outlined in detail in the doj watchdog michael horowitz's report on alleged fisa abuse. that's due out december 9th. horowitz's office is not commenting on any of this, but the president called into fox & friends and suggested they will be more bombshells in the ig report and said the wrongdoing went all the way to the top.

>> this was spying on my campaign. something never done in the history of our country. we are going to see, i predict, be perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of our country. have a fisa report coming out, which the word is it's historic. that's what the word is. that's what i hear. if it's historic, you're going to see something. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered," and harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. former dnc interim chair and fox news contributor, donna brazile. in the center seat, from a utah congressman, also a fox news contributor, jason chaffetz is here. we say he's "outnumbered," he's always right on time. good to see you. >> jason: i love this, this is a great crew today. >> melissa: absolutely. >> harris: donna, great to see you, as well. >> donna: it's good to be back and see my friend here. i used to work on capitol hill, so i know him very well. >> melissa: i'm a little

worried about football. >> donna: ellis he was number one and i have to go home. i've got on the wrong outfit but i will get it better this weekend. >> harris: and for the chiefs. i'm not doing that college stuff right now. let's move on. we are going to get this ig report. we've been waiting for it for months. the first announced possibility was in june, i believe. now it comes out. talk to me about the timing of this and what's going on capitol hill. >> jason: democrats are already starting to spin this, saying it's the president's response to impeachment. it's quite the opposite. the inspector general has been looking at this request 18 months. mr. durham, the attorney out of connecticut, has been looking at this, possibly prosecuting some of these things. this report was really the third. you got to look at the first two that he put out on director, and on the fbi. the inspector general has already made recommendations for the prosecution or action within the department of justice. the director of the fbi, the deputy director of the fbi, the deputy assistant director of the

fbi, and based on this report there's more to come. >> harris: is there a reason to say bombshells are coming? as a public, we are probably going to grow anesthetized to that turn. we've been told over and over again by both political parties, by the way. >> jason: the inspector general is not going to spend this amount of time to simply put out a report saying, "everything was going swimming the of the department of justice." there are a lot of other reports out there that this will go into some of the other agencies. the director of national intelligence, the cia, the pentagon. there are other departments and agencies that i think will also be envelope into this. >> harris: donna, when he you hear the words being reported, "all the way to the top," what does that convey to you can make the time and, again, is critical. >> jason: don't ask when i hear "all the way to the top," i hear james comey. he was the director of the fbi, he was in charge. i assume

that's what the ig or what the report will reflect. the ig is looking at the fbi, whether they followed the proper protocols or rules, and issuing the fisa report. as a democrat, i want to know -- there is so much i want to know. look, i was impacted by this. whether people acknowledge it or not. as an american citizen, i was chair of the democratic party. i want to know exactly what happened, as well. the more information, the more facts that will enable us to get to the type of conclusions that i hope the american people will come to understand, so that we can prevent this from happening again. i'm glad that the lawyer, the life and level employee -- they call them low-level, i don't know if he is. we will learn. with the fact that this individual has been removed, peter strzok has been removed, lisa page has been removed, perhaps others should have been removed. i tell you one thing, at the end of the day we need to know

exactly what the fbi will do in the future to prevent any type of abuse. i think i can speak for some people from the clinton team who want to know, "why did director comey feel it was necessary to say hillary clinton was under investigation but not donald trump?" >> katie: i think it's important to take the "low-level employee" accusation or scapegoat with a grain of salt. we've seen before, when things are at a very high level and there is evidence of people in very senior positions at the fbi or the department of justice, or atf, for example, the irs, that was pushed off to a low-level to act like it was a rogue employee. "we didn't have control over it, this is something one person did and we are pushing it away." based on how long this report has taken and the number of leads that delayed its publication, this is not just one low-level employee. i would hope the democrats, based on the little information we have now before the report comes out, are concerned about the altering of fisa warrant applications, because they would

be lying to a judge and going after an american citizen. >> melissa: a criminal complaint at this point in time. i think what's really important here is that democrats tend to say that this started with papadopoulos and page. that goes back to who was sent into the field. there are these charges that this professor helper was sent into the field in order to entrap them in the first place. what supports that is the idea that, when dianne feinstein had a spy driving her around forever, she was warned. so if these people were really such a danger, why didn't you were in president's campaign that they had brought these people into the fold intentionally or not at that point? the fact that he wasn't born to tell me a lot. >> jason: these defensive briefings, there's a reason why when you become the nominee for a presidential race that they give you secret service protection, the cia gives you briefings. but there doesn't appear to be any defensive briefings given to the trump organization or to donald trump himself, "hey, there's a potential problem here."

to the contrary, what they are doing is sending people are thinking about sending people in the oval office itself. when he becomes president-elect, what is it that james comey goes and says, "this document," the people who actually sign off on the fisa warrant, they are not low-level employees. if this was a low-level employee, there's a reason why director comey and rod rosenstein and others have to sign off and validate to the court that this is a valid, verified report. because it's a one-way court and it gives you the highest police powers we have. if you want to have to step in because we have some breaking news. we are inside of a two-minute warning right now. president of the united states, in the white house, is holding a gathering. it's an ncaa -- it's a collegiate national championship team. we were just talking about college teams. i expressed my love for the kansas city chiefs. not a college team.

we know he has just spoken, so we are waiting for the tape to play out now. we do know, along the shore marks, the impeachment came up. we know from the presidents try to feed today last night that that is something that has been a focus. i want to lean on this for just a second, because we will get to hear him as he welcomes these college teams to the white house. what are your thoughts? >> jason: he spent an hour on "fox & friends" earlier this morning, suggesting that why he doesn't want impeachment to go forward he also says he wants a full trial. i think the president's viewpoint on this is that he didn't get a fair shake. that adam schiff suppress the evidence that the republicans wanted to bring up. people like elise stefanik and other serious players who are really trying to make points, saying there's another side to this story. at the end of this conclusion, i looked to will hurd. will hurd is retiring. he's a serious player. he looked at all the evidence. he sat all night. if you don't get him to come

along, you are not going to get anyone. >> harris: he's been very critical of the republican party, saying he needs a bigger tent. he has talked about leaving office so he can help that process. we are about five seconds out now from the president of the united states talking inside the white house pray let's watch. >> reporter: do you support everything in regard to ukraine? >> president trump: thank you very much, everybody. this has been an amazing year for our economy. meeting this athletes, these are real athletes. i can tell you. tremendous achievements. we are bringing many of them over to the oval office. i guess all of them. so far no one has turned that one down. it's a special place. they want to be there within 25 years, somebody out of here. we've had a great time. this has been the best economy we've ever had. we are up again today. we have a lot of things going. the china deal is coming along very well. it's a question of whether or not i want to make it. tremendous things are happening. i think we had a tremendous week with the hoax.

you know, the great hoax? they call it the "impeachment hoax." that's really what that incredibly -- we have tremendous support. i think roger is right here someplace. i don't think i've ever seen support in the republican party like we have right now. we've never had this kind of support. thank you very much. >> reporter: to the whistleblower be fired, mr. president? should the whistleblower be fired? >> president trump: what whistleblower? i don't think there is. i consider it to be a fake whistleblower. because what he wrote didn't correspond to what i said. >> reporter: why don't you fire this person? they are still in your administration, mr. president. >> harris: you saw some shouted questions there at the end. 22 collegiate national championship teams that the president is hosting today. they did, apparently, huge photo op before those comments. that must have been amazing. the president was talking there, donna, about the cohesiveness inside the republican party right now. that is something that all political parties would love to

have. something north of 70, 80, 90% on a single issue for a president. what do you make of it? >> donna: well, look -- i do believe that political parties are relevant. but i go back to what george washington said back in the late 17th century, i mean, early century. he said political parties are just vehicles. he worried about the role of political parties. i know you all make space might shocked about that. i'm not somebody who -- >> harris: i'm never shocked with anything you tell me. [laughter] >> jason: i'm shocked by everything she says. [laughter] >> harris: jason, you and i are -- >> donna: i didn't wake up when i rushed home from a vacation to wash the 116th congress get sworn in and say, "i can't wait for them to impeach donald j. trump eczema" i didn't wake up thinking on july 4th, "i can't

wait eczema" i didn't wake up -- and i still believe, after watching the hearings, i am still not fighting to see anyone impeached. i want to know the truth. >> katie: you may not be, but there are democrats and the house you certainly are. it's going to be very hard to walk adam schiff and jerry nadler off the impeachment clip with everything they put out so far. >> donna: they have a right to stand up for what is right inaudible when you take the oath of office. i respect their right to do that. >> harris: we will scoot. the u.s. navy about to take disciplinary action against navy seal eddie gallagher over his war crimes case, when president trump stepped in. why this is far from over, and how it could effect morale in the u.s. military. plus, house democrats are considering next steps on impeachment inquiry. the president is planning to turn the spotlight back into her house treatment adam schiff. >> this president believes he is

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>> melissa: fox news alert, after two jam-packed weeks of impeachment hearings, we are now learning that house democrats could draft four possible articles of impeachment against president trump as soon as next month. sources tell fox news that articles for abuse of power, bribery, contempt of congress, and obstruction of justice are all on the table. this, as president trump says "bring on a senate trail."

>> you know who i wanted as the first witness? because, frankly, i want a trial. >> you want a trial? >> oh, i would -- look, number one, they should never, ever impeach. there is only one person i want more than "where is hunter?" and that's adam schiff. >> harris: yesterday the president of president met with top republican senators and they agreed it would be best to move forward with a full senate trial in the house, as they vote for impeachment. the white house as president trump would actually welcome and impeachment trial, because he believes the senate would be fair and give him his due process. donna, i wonder if that's why he is talking about that, or i wonder if he's being done axing the most recent real clear politics average among independents, with 41% of voting yes to impeach and remove, and 47% -- seven, six plus margin -- say no on impeachment.

he feels those independence are moving toward his direction and it's helping him. if you believe polls, which i always say i never do. >> donna: i'm one that don't put my finger in the air and look which way the wind is blowing. i don't think the hearing is over. the cycle of hearings. i think the speaker will likely allow the democrats of the congress to hold another round of hearings if necessary to continue to fill in some of the blanks. as you well know, several of the key witnesses the democrats wanted to talk to you were not called or did not respond to the subpoena. we don't know what mr. bolton, mr. mulvaney, mr. pompeo, and others have to say. >> melissa: and mr. giuliani. >> donna: mr. giuliani, my god, how can i forget? >> harris: i think we know what he's going to say. >> donna: he's the real elephant in the room. when ambassador sondland said everyone was in the loop, that is huge. i think that sticks with me more

than anything else. everyone was in the loop. >> jason: are you going to believe that, or are you going to believe what gordon sondland said when he spoke with the president and he said he didn't want anything? i think the evidence is probably the most relevant. back to her point, melissa, it was earlier that nancy pelosi said that the only validity for moving forward with impeachment would be if you have bipartisan support. they don't have a single republican at this point. >> melissa: in terms of him saying everything in the loop, that was powerful. he was also asked if anyone at all, anyone on the planet, ever told him that it was this for this. that there was a quid pro quo. he said, "no one ever said that." >> katie: including the president. >> melissa: no one. of all these people in the loop, no one ever said it. >> katie: he also said he doesn't believe the president should be impeached, said one of the witnesses. in terms of process and how we move forward, i'm wondering if

nancy pelosi is having meetings with members and trying to cool down the jets here and say something like, "how about accenture instead, so we don't push this through this is senate? means all of those running for president are going to be stuck during this trial when these primaries are going on. they will be out on the campaign trail. we are not going to remove the president, so the best way to beat him is in 2020 during the presidential election. this going to impede that." under lindsey graham, who's going to be driving the train when it comes to document requests and calling in witnesses and issuing subpoenas, he is already giving us a clue about what he's going for. yesterday he asked for documents from the state department about burisma paid not just hunter biden, but joe biden and whether he was using the state a permit to help his son. we are already seeing a preview of how this plays out, and i'm hoping nancy pelosi is trying to talk some sense to people are trying to draft these articles

of impeachment without thinking about the long-term consequence is for the party overall. >> harris: we can express also it's of doubt about polling, but we do know politicians pay attention to polling. that was reporting today -- and maybe this is what some of the white house team is looking at, the president's approval rating is taking back up. and public impeachment battle, a poll released just two days ago, found that 43% of respondents support the president's performance amid all the stuff that's going on. we haven't looked at it at the very end after all the hearings, but this is amid all of it. it has gone up two percentage points since just the end of october, the polling that they took. so this is gallup, by the way, as reported by the hill. if they are working don't like looking at the compilation of what it would be during this proceeding, imagine if the republicans lead the charge insidinside the senate and the p it tight. try to keep it before the end of january, early february, before the caucuses start. and you get more democrats with

more of a bully pulpit because they are traveling all over the country. interesting. >> melissa: katie, to your point, it's worth noting there's a big distance between saying that what happened was okay -- you can be uncomfortable with what happen. you can think it was wrong that he shouldn't of done this, but he still doesn't deserve impeachment. >> donna: he took taxpayer dollars and he said, essentially, "you will not get the aid until what i want. until i get what i want." he dangled that carrot. that what he did was absolutely wrong. the question is, will it lead to the congress bringing forward articles of impeachment? >> harris: that's exactly the point, too. all good people can agree one thing or another. at the end of the day, it isn't just impeachment. it's impeachment and removal. that's what -- that's a different situation. >> donna: that's what the senate must decide, if the house

decides to impeach him. >> melissa: gotcha. joe biden lashing out after a protester confronts him over obama-era deportations. the former vp's surprising response, plus britain's prince andrew facing a growing firestorm over his link to the late sex offender jeffrey epstein. what lawyers for epstein's accuser are demanding the royal do now. ♪

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>> katie: lawyers for the late sexual predator jeffrey epstein's accuser is now demanding britain's prince prince andrew because of the fbi and cooperate with its investigation. this as the prince and nancy stepping back from public duties for the foreseeable future, following the bizarre and widely criticized bbc interviewer he tried to defend his relationship with epstein and spoke about one accuser's description of her night with the prince. >> she described dancing with you, and you profusely sweating, and that she went on to have -- >> there's a slight problem with the sweating. i have a peculiar condition, which is that i don't sweat

because i have suffered what i would describe as an overdose of adrenaline in the falklands war where i was shot at. it was almost impossible for me to sweats. >> katie: most will come after this interview he was criticized for not acknowledging the fact that they were victims. he justified his relationship with jeffrey epstein. the fbi and the attorneys are saying that he should probably cooperate with the investigation into this. justice for the victims. >> melissa: have done a lot of reading and reporting on the so far because it's such an amazing story, i do have to wonder how somebody could be out there like this for so long. since andrew also went on to say that he didn't know that he had -- that there was an arrest warrant issued for epstein, for sexual assault on a minor, because epstein never mentioned it to him. that's ignoring the fact that the royal family that everyone before they are allowed to get near the royals.

he said he never takes pictures while hugging someone, and the next day they were pictures everywhere of him grabbing different women and smiling into the camera lens. so nothing he said in that interview did anything but make the situation worse for him. as they talk about wanting him to come here to be a fact witness, he would be in jeopardy himself. because of all the time it all the allegations that have been made against him by more than one person in this case. i don't think we ever see him on u.s. soil doing that, because he is in jeopardy. >> katie: harris, he's being pulled back from his public duties, probably because there are a lot of legal questions. >> harris: what is he going to do -- >> katie: emails, they want to know what he knew and why he was staying with him. after he was convicted, by the way. >> harris: not that you have to be a woman only to appreciate what is happening here, but specifically because he took the shine off the victims in this.

right? put it back on himself, to explain why he doesn't sweat. omg, are you kidding me right now? you want to tell me you don't sweat? make it about yourself. it is offensive that no matter what was going on, he thinks that is appropriate. look, we don't live in a place where there is royalty the way they have it, but i'm not surprised that they have walked back a few steps from this particular family member. >> donna: he is a disgrace to the royal family, and i'll leave it there. >> katie: congressman? >> jason: this is a highly credible young woman and i hope your life is going the right direction. if the prince is going to say he's willing to cooperate with law enforcement, the fbi needs to get over there and do that interview. i want to know if he has agreed to that interview or if he is disagreeing with that interview. but he needs to be interviewed. that photo is very damning, and i do not believe this prince. >> katie: it's not just one

victim accusing him of being involved with jeffrey epstein, there's a lot of evidence of clicked over the last couple of months even in light of his death. we will be watching that because we actually do care about the victims getting justice. coming up, the navy responding to a warning from president trump about stripping eddie gallagher's status as a navy seal over his war crimes case. where this could go next, and what it could mean for military justice and morale. ♪

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rank. but the process was halted after president trump treated this yesterday. "the navy will not be taking away war fighter and navy seal eddie gallagher's trident pen. this case was handled very badly from the beginning. get back to business!" the navy told fox news that follows the lawful orders of the president and will await further guidance. what do you think? >> jason: they don't need any further guidance. i think the query from the president was there. he may have done something he shouldn't have done by taking a picture of the way he did, but the president has spoken on this issue. i like the clarity from the president and the idea that they need to get back to business. it's time to move on. >> harris: i want to hear now -- i want to tell everybody that this actually was spoken by eddie gallagher's brother before the media announced the pause in the review, as i was just telling you about, and also before the president got involved in all this. let's watch. >> this is a move of pure vindictiveness from a petulant

admiral who was really, really hurt that he lost. right now we are sitting -- we are awaiting news, pretty much in a situation where a rear admiral, a 2-star, is defining an order from the president of the united states of america. >> harris: katie, what is your take on this? >> katie: the president has made his statement very clear about how he feels about this. there was a trial. the gallagher family has been through a lot. you see the results, and i think for the navy to continue to go after him because they didn't like the results of the trial of the decision by the president to restore a navy seal gallagher's rank, it says a lot about what their vindictive nature and the motive is on this case. it went through a trial, the case is closed, the president has spoken about it. it's time to move on and let them move on with their lives. >> harris: donna, how do you address the potential lower morale? which some critics of this move have said could happen.

>> donna: there are rules and procedures i think should be followed in all circumstances. i understand the president has the right, just like you have the right to remove an ambassador. but i do believe, in this case, that the hearing was set -- it is set for december 2nd. they should go through with it. look, he was acquitted. now we need -- he needs to be followed through as to whether or not any further action should be taken. but he was acquitted of the initial charge of murder of an isis prisoner, i believe. >> melissa: it was over. he had his day in court. i don't know why there is a second bite at the apple. it's time to move on. >> harris: we will do the same, we will move on. has joe biden set off a firestorm among the democratic base? next, his surprising reaction to being heckled over obama-era immigration policy. you got to see it. ♪ as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first...

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>> 3 million people were deported and separated from their families. >> you should vote for trump. >> you have the power as a candidate to actually come in. >> i will not stop all deportations. >> melissa: turbulence for joe biden at a town hall in south carolina. the former vice president and 2020 contender heckled by the crowd and confronted by a protester over obama-era deportations. i didn't telling that protester, "you should vote for trump." a fiery biden went on to say he will not separate families, but also that he wouldn't stop deportations for felons, which brought more shouts from the crowd. donna, how do you parse this?

>> donna: well, i'm not surprised the vice president is getting this line of questioning. during the obama-era, many people understood that if you overstayed your visa your claim for asylum failed. it's an issue in the democratic primary race, and i think it's right to have this issue discussed at a time when many americans and many immigrants feel threatened by their own status. so i'm not surprised it came up. >> harris: wasn't obama called the deported in chief? >> donna: during that time there was an influx of people coming into the into the united states. he tried to figure out a slew of people coming across the border illegally, and other people overstayed their visas. this was an issue, and the president was called the deported in chief. >> harris: that's why i don't

understand why democrats would push against the idea -- just those ideas. you don't like that, come forward with your own. v5 it's not just democrats, harris. some politicians, some political leaders believe that we should have tougher policies. and some believe that we should have a policy that mirrors our values. >> harris: why can't we have both? >> jason: this shows how radical left the concurrent contention, or the current field, has gone. for elizabeth warren to say she would spend taxpayer dollars to tear down the wall, you have people say they should just not deport anybody. it's terribly irresponsible, and i don't think they deported enough. under the obama administration, with him and joe biden, there were 80,000 people who were here illegally, got caught committing a crime, they were incarcerated. instead of being deported, they were released back out into the public. >> donna: more than 70% of the

people who are deported often do not have any criminal backgrou background. >> jason: but they are here illegally. >> melissa: hang on. >> jason: a judge orders them to leave. >> melissa: can ask a question real quick? donna. >> donna: the thing that is not true -- and i always want to reflect what i call the democratic party, not just two candidates. the thing is that democrats have had common sense reforms, not just for our border but for immigration. >> jason: not the current feel the presenter candidates. >> melissa: the reason people want to come to this country is because of the rule of law, and it's what keeps people safe. we don't want to have a break a lot to get into the country, because they are fleeing because of the rule of law. isn't up to our legislatures, legislators, to get together and reform immigration so it reflects our values? what they are talking about is people who have broken the law. >> donna: when you say "they," who are you referring to?

>> melissa: at the debate, when they are confronted vice president. they are asking about deporting people who came here illegally. if the burden is on everybody in washington to redo the system, so that people aren't breaking the law's come here, there's a clear way to do it. why are they doing that? >> katie: to pick up on your point, i think this proves that regardless of who the president is that immigration and customs enforcement, ice and border patrol, are doing their job. they are enforcing the law, carrying out deportations, getting rid of criminal aliens in this country. since the beginning of the fiscal year, which started in october. border patrol has arrested 55 previous sex offenders trying to come back into the country. gang members, rather. they have arrested hundreds of people who have criminal records coming back into the country. that is what they are doing. that is their job. it's up to washington to change the rules to make it easier for them. >> donna: it's time we pass comprehensive immigration refo

reform. >> katie: we should worry about protecting citizens before we protect people who broke the law. >> harris: you can't do all the above. why don't you start with one thing, build, go to the next? at least get something. >> donna: we have had sensible -- i'm looking at you because you're the former member of congress. i'm just a former staffer. >> harris: who is the chairman of oversight? >> donna: today versus yesterday, remember, republicans controlled congress. the two but why can't they just agreed to get one thing done? >> donna: they have. just this past week they voted to keep the government functioning. >> harris: specific to this issue. you make it sound like it's not something that out to try do. >> donna: i don't sit here thinking the democrats or the problem, or the republicans are the problem. i think this is one area where we can find leaders on both sides, whether it's going back to the gang of eight, the gang of 12, the gang of whatever.

>> melissa: why do you think -- hang on, i want to bring it back to the politics. >> donna: they normally end up in neighborhoods. i don't think that's issue here, katie. i think the issue is that we can do both. we can protect and secure our borders. without having immigration policies that people don't understand. we need to have one set of rules, and we should go by whether it's a democrat -- >> melissa: why do we have them do that? i want to ask you from the political point of view, why is it that if everybody on both sides agrees that it's broken, what are they not able to come together and get something done? is it because this is an issue that works for politicians on both sides, when they are trying to get reelected? which is so tragic. >> donna: it is tragic. look, i believe from infrastructure to lowering prescription drug prices to fixing our borders, there are many areas where we agree. common sense reforms, simple solutions to our problems.

compromises like a dirty word these days. >> melissa: let me ask you, why is it that president obama is saying everybody, chill out? >> jason: what nancy pelosi has decided to do is use the congress to pursue this impeachment facade. >> donna: that's not true. >> jason: that's all the oxygen. >> donna: come on, congressman. over 235 bills that have passed. there sitting on the dutc desk f mitch mcconnell. >> harris: but they are not written in such a way the senate would have her pass them. part of the compromise that you and i are both thirsty for, you've got to put stuff down. >> katie: agents on the board are doing their job. >> donna: let's debate it. >> melissa: it didn't work when paul ryan said the same thing. >> jason: donna and i could figure this out. [laughter] >> donna: over something nice and hot. >> jason: that gumbo.

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>> [bleep]. maybe that was a little too hard. [laughter] it didn't go through. on the plus side. >> we will try again. >> katie: that did not go well. tesla ceo elon musk unveiling the long-awaited cyber truck yesterday. the company says the electric pickup is constructed with a stainless steel alloy that makes it "literally bulletproof." it comes with a supposedly

unbreakable windows. you saw what happened in a demonstration. is this a p.r. nightmare for a company? >> melissa: at the terrible p.r. nightmare. glass is one of the hardest products. this was a big thing around the apple iphone, when they said they would be glass and they had to make them so they wouldn't break. this is one of the most difficult things to design. my understanding is that when they tested it they have the glass windows outside the car. they weren't installed at the time. and they threw all kinds of things at them. so it probably has something to do with the differential of it being sitting inside the window frame of the car as opposed to being held out separately. that's when they did the testi testing. it's definitely a p.r. nightma nightmare. it's obviously a nightmare. a lot of people waiting for this truck to come out. this was supposed to be one of those things that was going to really boost tesla. his whole thing is design. to have something like this is especially injurious.

>> katie: does this count as a pickup truck? [laughter] >> jason: i'm a big tesla found that looks more delorean than it does f150. i don't know if it's really a truck as much as the future. but they are changing the world and they make an incredible product. >> donna: i totally agree with your analysis. first, let's start with... cyber truck? [laughter] if i wanted something that looked like that, i would just go get me a hummer. >> melissa: that's what i said. they were saying it's going to be one of those vehicles that is terminator, can defend you from anything. that sounds like a hummer. >> donna: i love that car. just go on consumer reports and read all about it. that's what i typically do. >> katie: one of the major selling points of the new truck's bulletproof windows. they throw something out and goes through. >> melissa: we could fix it in

postproduction. that's not how that works! >> katie: you are filling in for hannity tonight, correct? >> jason: yes, 9:00 tonight. >> katie: think you for joining us. we are back at noon eastern. now, up to harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert, president trump sounding off of the impeachment inquiry today as in every week of the tents public hearings has come to a close. you're watching speech 26. marisol faulkner they say house democrats look like fools and that he's prepared for us in a trial if it goes that far. this is fox news has learned the democratic lawmakers could draft for possible articles of impeachment as early as next month. on "fox & friends," president trump took aim at the man at the helm of the hearings, house until chair adam schiff. >> he's a sick puppy. he is so sick. i've been going through it for two and a half years about russia. he made up my phone call. he made it up. he made up a phone