me take this back because marie harf has weighed in on the scout many times in recent days.ot that you look anything like. >> chris: i love how you're sticking her out. she would sit here and say the same thing. i know exactly where she would go with this. but i'm going to ask you to take out your crystal ball. what does he do? what is his next move? >> gillian: i think is going to decertify the deal on octobes up for renewal. if you want to know why, there's two reasons. one is that he really hates, hates and is itching to get away from having to recertify the steel every 90 days. it is a thorn in his vibrated >> sandra: both fingers, you've got it. >> chris: everyday he's going to come back and say good job obama, like the deal, okay. i think the other thing is the president and says he's going to get a better deal for it i don't think it's possible at this moment based on the circumstances today but he believes he can get a better deal and he wants to start from scratch. >> harris: that better deal i would assume he is talking about for america. imagine there are other co

marie harf, do you believe racism to be endemic in american society, yes or no? it, yes. >> james: to believe these athletes are correct to use this pressure point of the playing of the national anthem to press the point? >> absolutely. i think they should be listened to, the issues they are raising should be discussed in a sustained way and not to speak put aside because the president is trying to make this about patriotism and it's not. these players have said we are patriotic, we love this country. very serious issues we have to talk about and we are not having that conversation as the nation. if i want that to be the conversation, not the cultural was the president is trying to rely on, he's got nothing else done. >> james: he's cut some things done, his name is neil gorsuch. >> that's the only thing people can appoint to in terms of legislative accomplishment. i haven't done tap, health care, tax return, they went on a number of things he's ran on and promised so is going back to the cultural war, it's not going to go beyond that number, i think it's going t

strategist marie harf, state department official in the obama administration. from "the wall street journal" and the head of heritage action for america, michael needham. welcome. carl, it's estimated that 3 out of 5 customers who rely on healthcare.gov also rely on subsidies like the kind the president ordered the federal government is stopping this week. that amounts to about 6 million people with her eyes on the 2818 midterms, -- >> article one section nine of the constitution says no money shall be drawn from a treasury. senator murphy says this is health care arson. i wonder what he would think if resident rooms that i don't mean an appropriation from congress, i will build a wall by sending the money out of the treasury. if he said i think the military needs for money, i don't care that the congress one appropriated, that's exactly what happened on this. it is constitutionally wrong, now we have to fix it and when we fix it -- simplifying stomach simply piling more money is not going to fix the fundamental flaw in the affordable care act, it is structured

gop strategist karl rove, marie harf a state department official in the obama administration, geraldb some wall street journal. and the head of heritage action for america, michael needham. welcome. karl rove, it's estimated 3 to 5 customers that rely on healthcare.gov also rely on subsidies that the president or to the federal government to stop pain. this week. that amounts to about 6 million people but there are some in 2018 midterms. does that make smart political sense? >> real question is did it make constitutional sense? article 1, section 9 the constitution says no money shall be drawn from the treasury but in consequence of appropriation made by the law. senator murphy synthesis of healthcare arson. i wonder what he would think if the president said i do not need congress. what if he said i think the military needs more money, i don't care that congress will not appropriate. i am going to spend more money. that is exactly what happened on this. so yes, it is constitutionally wrong. now we have to fix it. engelman fix it, we simply filing more money into the subsidies and the

marie harf is a state department spokesperson under president obama, part of negotiating that iran deal first of all, the president almost doing the state department's job there and elevating the idea of diplomacy along with strength. >> it's something you heard from president obama, talking directly to the people, that has been a constant theme of american policy. while we have disagreements with the governments, the regime and their activities in the region, we have said our disagreement is not with the iranian people, many of whom are very young, under the age of 30 and want to be part of the world community. >> harris: it is an interesting point on this day that he chose to do that. remember the green revolution, we didn't get involved in that and even people like hillary clinton said we should have. now the president is saying i am doing something that will also be for the iranian people. >> there is something different and what president obama did. there are basically five points of follow through on this end it is the follow-through that matters. how you deal with how they do thi

but tonight, some justice from the doj, and our power pedal, marc theissen, charlie herz, and marie harf all here to weigh in on what happens with the irs tribute news on that right now. and president trump gets personal as he moves to stop the enormous climb and deaths due to addiction in our country. >> had a brother, a great guy, best-looking guy, best personality, much better than mine. but he had a problem. he had a problem with alcohol. >> martha: we'll have at any moment. plus breaking news in north korea. the u.s. issues new sanctions against the rogue regime as general mattis arrives in the region. general jack keane joins me with his expert insight coming up. >> we are out for a peaceful resolution. do we have military options and defense? our allies, of course we do. you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go nationa

and former state department spokesperson and fox news contributor fresh off of "outnumbered" marie harf. marie, let's talk about tpp. i think china wants to move in there. thought it is a deeply flawed trade deal. what can we do in that respect when it comes to trade and china. >> china is already moving in. since we pulled out of the tpp they have been circulating their own version of it. where they get to be the power player and other countries will play by their rules and not ours. they are doing it all around the world. places the u.s. is withdrawing or retreating, china is stepping in. with tpp, sure, there are problems. i think president trump should have taken a look at it and renegotiated parts of it instead of withdrawing. kennedy: maybe we'll make individual trade deals. and i understand the pushback and i understand the pushback from the bernie sanders people. but let's talk about intellectual property tariffs. they don't let american countries in, whether they have hard goods they make american companies divulge those secrets which they essentially steal to bolster their cou

back from the couch is marie harf and my friend from a republican strategist, good to see you both.hen is the right time to talk about this. >> we need to first mourn and identify what the motive was furthest. as well as to get the facts on the ground. we saw democrats come out of the gate with emails and policy proposals to address the problem but we don't even know what the problem was. we are talking about how democrats want to ban silencers when there are 1.3 million register silencers in the united states and there were only 44 silencer related crimes recommended for prosecution. >> harris: what about the moment of silence. that's a shocker, isn't it? >> both parties have done this on different issues. >> harris: this is the most out deadly shooting in modern u.s. history. >> they are trying to make a broader point. i don't think those members of congress, who was the congressman of newtown, connecticut, when this awful tragedy happened there, they are trying to have a conversation that mass shootings are up and they are deadlier and more frequent. we need to start talking is a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i am jesse watters with lisa boothe, marie harf, dana perino, andnew york city, and this. dave four of the investigation into the deadliest mass shooting in america in our lifetimes. we are learning more about the killer. but not enough yet to find out his motive. why? why did he do it? it remains a mystery. investigators are working feverishly for answers. they are skeptical acted alone. is an accomplice at large? >> it's troublesome that this individual was abl

>> jesse: hello, everybody i am jesse watters with lisa boothe, marie harf, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this. dave four of the investigation into the deadliest mass shooting in america in our lifetimes. we are learning more about the killer. but not enough yet to find out his motive. why? why did he do it? it remains a mystery. investigators are working feverishly for answers. they are skeptical acted alone. is an accomplice at large? >> it's troublesome that this individual was able to move this amount of gear into a hotel room unassisted. it's troublesome for the amount of stuff he had had both residents. unassisted. so what could be more beneficial than to find people associated with him by friendship or accomplice and for us to determine that. maybe he was working all this out on his own, but it would be hard for me to believe that. >>:: lots of questionshen paddock plan to get away. let's go to trace gallagher for more on that. doing as many press conferences. if you don't have that much to say, marie, you know that, it's hard to stand up there and

former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news, sr., judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. it is great to have you here. >> andrew: a pleasure to be with you guys. some of it happening under our noses. >> sandra: you been watching every minute of it so let's get started. attorney general jeff sessions going before the senate judiciary committee for the first time as our nation's top law enforcement official. lawmakers questioning him on everything from the travel ban to immigration to voting rights and russia. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live from capitol hill. >> sandra, we are entering our three of this oversight hearing here on capitol hill and they've been covering the waterfront, immigration, daca, the opioid crisis but there is one issue that republicans and democrats have agreed on. they wanted more answers from the attorney general about his role and knowledge of the firing of the former fbi director james comey. because the american people have a right to know why he was fired. especially in the

former state department spokesperson marie harf.ou rolled her eyes when she said that. >> i need to stop rolling my eyes on air. >> harris: they are beautiful. my point is, you rolled them because i am thinking "he didn't defend her enough for you?" >> i said earlier, i am not convinced hillary clinton or knew that the money was going to this. these campaigns were not run particularly well. i think there's a good chance they actually didn't know which is also problematic. the bigger story this week was hillary clinton had a bad week, it doesn't really matter. she is not the future of the democratic party, i have said that multiple times. i want to hear what he has to say on this. if i were a republican voter, i would rather republicans in congress trying to get their conservative agenda past and not just investigating future candidates. >> we wonder why people still question why hillary clinton lost. the fact that we still are talking about are always wanting to play by different rules, very questionable actions as secretary of stat

former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf.rategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. at today's hashtag one lucky guy, we are lucky to have him, former house speaker newt gingrich is here and also has

direct townhall.com, katie pavlich bread for right of any spokesperson for the state department, marie harf and today's hashtag #oneluckyguy actor and director superstar kevin sorbo, and he is out with a brand-new film today. let there be light. we're going to hear about that later but right now, let there be kevin. outnumbered. >> kevin: it's been a while. this is awesome. >> harris: we did this for you you. >> kevin: my wife is right over there. >> harris: congrats to both of you. we will talk about in detail later. welcome. the details surrounding that dossier on donald trump and russia. we know hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc helped fund the work that went into creating it. but now we also know clinton's campaign chairman john podesta and former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz both privately told congressional russian investigators they did not know about any argument -- agreement to pay fusion gps for opposition research on donald trump. they gave those interviews before the news broke this week that the clinton campaign and dnc were behind some of the payments. watch wh

a former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf a public and strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe is here and today's one lucky guy, fox news contributor ari fleischer and he is outnumbered. good to have you. the new system stuff. tough week. >> it is and the president's task this week is to be the listener in chief. when presidents go into situations like this whether it's puerto rico, whether it's las vegas, it is actually heartwarming for the victims and the families to be able to know i have the ear of the president. i want to have him here what my loved one meant to me. people want to talk, the job is to listen. >> sandra: the nation is morning after a gunman unleashed fire into a crowd of more than 22,000 people below. 59 of them never made it home. so many more still in the hospital fighting for their lives. people are lining up to donate blood to the hospitals. we are told they were overflowing with victims in need of help. meanwhile, visuals are taking place to remember the lives lost. mayor carolyn goodman spoke at city hall. >> know that our city

chris stirewalt, marie harf. don't miss it. see you tomorrow. it's friday.mum and a cover charge but i would like you to show up. don't go anywhere. now you can watch tucker. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the downfall of hollywood producer harvey weinstein essentially complete tonight. the allegations are far too numerous to ignore. he has been fired from his own company and he is apparently in some kind of rehab facility talking about himself while the nypd investigates criminal charges against him. whatever happens next, you pretty much know what harvey weinstein's wikipedia entry is going to say 20 years from now. but the larger weinstein saga is just beginning. many powerful people knew what harvey weinstein was doing, and not only ignored his crimes but actively took h

direct townhall.com, katie pavlich bread for right of any spokesperson for the state department, marie harfhashtag #oneluckyguy actor and director superstar kevin sorbo, and he is out with a brand-new film today. let there be light. we're going to hear about that later but right now, let there be kevin. outnumbered.

the favorite person is the fake marie harf on twitter.t was greg. >> it's actually lou dobbs. that's so nice! doesn't make you laugh when you see it? >> somewhat. >> it's pretty mean. >> we are grown-ups. we can handle that, kimberly. >> yeah, sure. but who was nice on twitter? >> that's why i'm not on it anymore! >> i like sean hannity's. because when he fights with joe scarborough, i find it unbelievable. >> they are out of control. >> i stayed up one night with my friend an end we are reading it back and forth. >> it's like watching a crazy ping-pong battle between gods a lot throat. >> it's a modern ball -- would you follow question mike you can save me, it's okay. >> i actually really like david beckham. i'm a huge english premier league fan. i love soccer. >> wow. >> david beckham makes it really fun. he's a great guy. i don't know. it's clean. it's fun. >> he plays the interesting sport with a ball. >> the ball. the real sport. the beautiful sport. >> "you cannot use your hands." it makes it extra difficult, dana. who do you follow

. >> liz: however former obama state department spokesperson marie harf says the credit should go to the retaking of raca from isis. >> i think that it took the whole world by surprise how quickly isis was able to take territory, in iraq and syria back when they first really rose to prominens but after our administration sort of got a better sense of what was going on we did put in place a plan that we see being carried out now. the plan to retake raca was put in place during the obama administration and now president trump has done some things like loosen the rules of engagement, he has made some tweeks around the edges but this is a plan the military has had in place for a long time. >> liz: let's take a look defense stocks raytheon, lockheed martin and l3 technologies ending the day in the red. let's bring in former advisor to the u.s. a nato commander in afghanistan andrew peak. good to see you andrew. so is it tweeking around the edges to loosen the rules of engagement, in other words should president obama get the credit? >> no, what marie just said is not accurate. when presid

sandra smith and year-to-date harris faulkner, former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf, the editor of townhall.com katie and today's unlucky guy political editor of townhall.com, guy benson is here and it is good to have you. >> it is great to be back, beautiful new set, beautiful new studio. >> is looking good. new car smell. >> sandra: let's get going. a secretary of state to others in nbc report and defending president trump. >> i think it's the most important to re-of firm my commitment that this role that president trump, that to dispel this notion that i have ever considered this notion. i have denied that repeatedly and it continues to be misreported. there has never been a consideration in my mind to leave. i serve at the appointment of the president and i'm here for as long as the president feels i can be useful to achieving his objectives. >> sandra: then a reporter asked him this. >> addressed the main headline of this story that you call the president a moron and if not, where do you think these reports -- -- >> i'm not going to do with petty stuff like that

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former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. at today's hashtag one lucky guy, we are lucky to have him, former house speaker newt gingrich is here and also has a "new york times" best-selling author of the new novel vengeance, and he is outnumbered. have you back. >> newt: great to be back. >> harris: this is such a huge day. iran, the president was at the summit. >> sandra: is a huge day and huge week. is it a trump is going to make his long-awaited announcement on the iran nuclear deal shortly. we are told he is not going to recertify the agreement. and we are outlining why he feels iran is not complying with the deal. mr. trump mention his plans earlier today. >> we are returning moral clarity to our view of the world and too many great challenges we face. this afternoon, and a little while, i'll be giving a speech on iran. a terrorist nation like few others, i think you're going to find it very interesting. >> sandra: let's go live to white chief house corresponden

marie harf is a former state department spokesman and rich lowry is a fox news contributor.re involved in the crafting of this deal. the president campaigned saying he would rip it up, throw it out. are we getting some indication that this administration might decide to stay in? >> the reality they're coming up against is that iran in the deal is living up to their nuclear obligations. the president doesn't like everything else they're doing in the region. neither do we, support for terrorism, ballistic missile tests. to me it would make more sense to stay in the deal because there are risky consequences to getting out of it. if you are worried about the other behavior take steps to combat that separately. don't get rid of something that's working. that's irresponsible and our allies won't be with us if he does. >> sandra: when you look at what his team is saying. his own defense secretary james mattis staying say in the deal. general dunford says stay in the deal. listen to them saying that. >> do you believe it's in our national security interest to remain in the jcpoa? th

. >> sandra: joining me now is marie harf former spokeswoman for the state department and fox news contributorintimately involved during your time with the state department in crafting this deal. the president campaigned saying rip it up. we showed him calling it an embarrassment. mattis says i think we should stick with it. >> jim mattis is right here and the president has a lot of respect for his opinion on a range of issues and he needs to listen to him here. the fact is that iran is adhering to the terms of the nuclear deal within the 159 pages they are doing what they said they would do. now the reason the president doesn't like it, i think, is because of all the other things iran is doing, support for terrorism, support for assad in syria. there are ways to go after that behavior that don't involve ripping up a deal that's working. that's what i think a lot of people are telling the president. if he walks away and iran restarts their program, the president owns that decision. that's a big step. >> sandra: mattis was asked of trump's criticism of the deal. >> i support the rigorous detail