i'm david webb in for sean tonight.resident trump closing out the year with a major legislative victory by officially signing the 1.5 trillion-dollar g.o.p. tax cut. in to law. take a look. >> we are going to wait until january 7th or 8th and do a big formal ceremony. every one the networks were saying will he keep his promise will he sign it for christmas, before christmas. i immediately called and said let's get it ready. this is something that republicans wanted for years and democrats wanted for years and yet it never got done. who would object to

nancy pelosi voice. >> kennedy: more outnumbered in just a moment. >> kennedy: thanks so much to david webbyguy. you handled it well. >> david: kennedy, always a win. >> kennedy: we are back at tomorrow at noon eastern right here, "outnumbered overtime" starts right now. >> julie: thank you kennedy and all, a fox news alert to begin the show. welcome to "outnumbered overtime," i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner today. when president trump returns to washington from vacation, he will be looking to ride a giant wave of momentum from tax reform into his second year in office. the president tweeting "all signs are that businesses looking really good for next year, only to be helped further by our tax cut bill. it will be a great year for companies and jobs, stock market is poised for another year of success." he ends it with an

david webb gross hosting "hannity" tonight. >> david: thank you, mark. welcome to the special edition of "hannity," the trump agenda. i am david webb in for sean tonight. president trump with bias. we'll talk about that in a moment. the president tweeting earlier today, "wow at "fox & friends," dossier is bogus. clinton campaign, dnc funded dossier, fbi cannot, after all this time, verify claims of russia-trump collusion, and they used this crooked hillary pile of garbage as the basis for going after the trump campaign. president trump's tweet appears to be in reaction to reports that during his closed-door congressional testimony, fbi director, or deputy directorur andrew mccabe failed to specify which portion of the dossier the fbi claims to have corroborated. there is also a report that mccabe plans to retire in 2018 amid mounting criticism from congress. constitutional law expert alan dershowitz weighing in on the scandal, saying that maybe mccabe should have recused himself from any clinton-related investigations, given his conflict of interest. wat

welcome to hannity i'm david webb in for hannity tonight. major news about the fake an tri trump dossier. byron york from "the washington examiner" reporting that house intelligence chairman devon nunes is issuing a subpoena to david kremer who is a former state department employer with ties to senator john mccain and accord dog york, kremer traveled to london in november of 2016 to meet with then dossier author christopher steele. cramer then gave the dossier to senator mccain when he returned to the u.s. byron also reporting that during a december interview with house investigations kremer said he knew the russian sources still used in the dossier key point but refuse to name them. also tonight congressional republicans continue to call out the bias in the russia investigation. congressman andy biggs penned an op-ed for "u.s.a. today" with the title mr. end the witch-hunt. and joining us now that aforementioned congressman andy biges joining me. congressman, great to see you. >> thanks, david. good to be with you. >> david: let's dive right

>> in kennedy with jessica tarlov, david webb, katie pavlich, and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." thank you for joining us. we hope you had a very, very merry christmas. it appears the president has, after his historic tax cut victory. the president is back to work and hopeful democrats will help his party tackle health care. that's coming up next. the president tweeting: "based on the fact that the very unfair and unpopular individual mandate has been terminated as part of our tax cut bill, which essentially repeals over time obamacare, the democrats and republicans will eventually come together and develop a great new healthcare plan!" but with his optimism, of course, resistance from democrats like bernie sanders. >> at what cost to this country are people catching on to the fact that donald trump ran for president saying he was going to defend the interests for the working-class and middle-class. it turned out he lost. you have a president who told us he was going to provide health care to everybody, then he proposed 30 mill

david webb gross hosting "hannity" tonight. >> david: thank you, mark.e special edition of "hannity," the trump agenda. i am david webb in for sean tonight. president trump with bias. we'll talk about that in a moment. the president tweeting earlier today, "wow at "fox & friends," dossier is bogus. clinton campaign, dnc funded dossier, fbi cannot, after all this time, verify claims of russia-trump collusion, and they used this crooked hillary pile of garbage as the basis for going after the trump campaign. president trump's tweet appears to be in reaction to reports that during his closed-door congressional testimony, fbi

welcome to hannity i'm david webb in for hannity tonight. dossier. byron york from "the washington examiner" reporting that house intelligence chairman devon nunes is issuing a subpoena to david kremer who is a former state department employer with ties to senator john mccain and accord dog york, kremer traveled to london in november of 2016 to meet with then dossier author christopher steele. cramer then gave the dossier to senator mccain when he returned to the u.s. byron also reporting that during a december interview with house investigations kremer said he knew the

david webb is in for hannity. >> david: how do i followw that? thank you, mark. welcome to "hannity." i'm david webb in for sean tonight. major, majorby breaking news abt the fake news anti-trump dossie dossier. byron york from the "washington examiner" is reportingep that house intelligence chairman devin nunes is issuing a subpoena to a former state department employee with ties to senator john mccain. cramer then gave the dossier to senator mccain when he returned to the u.s. and byron also reporting that during a december interview with he said he knew the russian sources still used in the dossier, key point, but refused to name them. also, tonight congressional republicans continue to call out the bias in the russia investigation. congressman andy biggs penned an op-ed for "u.s.a. today" with the title "mr. mueller, end the witch-hunt."." and joining us now, that aforementioned congressman andy biggs joining me. congressman, great to see you. >> thanks, david. good to be with you. >> david: let's dive right into this. the timeline matters here in the travel

david webb is in for hannity, please watch. >> david: thank you, brian, welcome, i am david webb in for sean, a lot of breaking news, president trump, this is brand-new and telling "the new york times" that he thinks special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly, in the face of the narrative and the press, the president also saying that the investigation is making the country look bad and also tonight, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes slamming the doj and the fbi for what he says is a failure to turn over documents related to the anti-trump dossier. plus a research study proves just how biased and unfair if the mainstream media has been to president trump. and the president calling out china over a recent report that they are illegally selling oil to north korea. we will have a reaction to all of those stories. first, president trump closing out and touting his accomplishments looking at 2018 in washington tonight with the details, allison barber. >> hello, david, president trump is expected to meet with republican leaders early in the new year prior to the white

david webb is in for hannity. >> david: how do i followw that? thank you, mark.ebb in for sean tonight. major, majorby breaking news abt the fake news anti-trump dossie dossier. byron york from the "washington examiner" is reportingep that house intelligence chairman devin nunes is issuing a subpoena to a former state department employee with ties to senator john mccain. cramer then gave the dossier to senator mccain when he returned to the u.s. and byron also reporting that during a december interview with he said he knew the russian

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david webb is in for hannity, please watch. >> david: thank you, brian, welcome, i am david webb in forresident trump, this is brand-new and telling "the new york times" that he thinks special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly, in the face of the narrative and the press, the president also saying that the investigation is making the country look bad and also tonight, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes slamming the doj and the fbi for what he says is a failure to turn over documents related to the anti-trump dossier. plus a research study proves just how biased and unfair if the mainstream media has been to

you can follow me on twitter, david webb. tomorrow, you'll catch us on "outnumbered." she's here, and cheese filling in for laura ingraham. >> good to see you, david. i'm katie pavlich in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from new york. washington may be taking a holiday break for the news is not. we've got so much good stuff are you tonight. governor jerry brown is acting like the king of california, practically making up his own immigration law and pardoning val evans said to be deported. president trump is putting his money where his methods is slashing u.n. funding after that is great so will vote against the vote recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. a new report says what it is so hard to drain the d.c. swamp, with some bureaucrats set to make more money than the senators. we begin with a president launching a scathing new attack on twitter. he called the infamous russian dossier bogus and a pile of garbage. used by a tainted f

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. >> in kennedy with jessica tarlov, david webb, katie pavlich, and tom shillue.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." thank you for joining us. we hope you had a very, very merry christmas. it appears the president has, after his historic tax cut victory. the president is back to work and hopeful democrats will help his party tackle health care. that's coming up next. the president tweeting: "based on the fact that the very unfair and unpopular individual mandate has been terminated as part of our tax cut bill, which essentially repeals over tim

i'm david webb in for sean tonight.nt trump closing out the year with a major legislative victory by officially signing the 1.5 trillion-dollar g.o.p. tax cut. in to law. take a look. >> we are going to wait until january 7th or 8th and do a big formal ceremony. every one the networks were saying will he keep his promise will he sign it for christmas, before christmas. i immediately called and said let's get it ready. this is something that republicans wanted for years and democrats wanted for years and yet it never got done. who would object to trillions of dollars being brought back into our country? nobody. the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. this is bigger than actually president reagan's many years ago. i'm very honored by it. democrats don't like tax cuts. they want to raise your taxes. they don't want to lower your taxes. they want to raise your taxes and spend money foolishly. >> david: the president being very loose in his speech today and as those lawmakers leave washington for christmas, major

i am david webb and for sean tonight. president trump with bias. we'll talk about that in a moment.r today, "wow at "fox & friends," dossier is bogus. clinton can pay, dnc funded dossier, fbi cannot come after y claims of russia-trump collusion, and they used this crooked hillary pile of garbage as the basis for going after the trump campaign. president trump's tweet appears to be in reaction to reports

i'm david webb in for sean tonight.islative victory by officially signing the 1.5 trillion-dollar g.o.p. tax cut. in to law. take a look. >> we are going to wait until january 7th or 8th and do a big formal ceremony. every one the networks were saying will he keep his promise will he sign it for christmas, before christmas. i immediately called and said let's get it ready. this is something that republicans wanted for years and democrats wanted for years and yet it never got done. who would object t

david webb. tomorrow, you'll catch us on "outnumbered." katie pavlich, she's here, and cheese filling in for laura ingraham. >> good to see you, david. i'm katie pavlich in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from new york. washington may be taking a holiday break for the news is not. we've got so much good stuff are you tonight. governor jerry brown is acting like the king of california, practically making up his own immigration law and pardoning val evans said to be deported. president trump is putting his money where his methods is slashing u.n. funding after that is great so will vote against the vote recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. a new report says what it is so hard to drain the d.c. swamp, with some bureaucrats set to make more money than the senators. we begin with a president launching a scathing new attack on twitter. he called the infamous russian dossier bogus and a pile of garbage. used by a tainted fbi to target the trump campaign. is he right? class asked our guests. in houston tonight is hora

. >> pete: we can just change it to the david webb channel if we have to. well done all week on the sean hannity program. i name is pete hegseth and i'm in for laura ingraham on this wednesday night and this is "the ingraham angle" live from new york city. it's almost the new year and tonight we look at what a difference just one year makes with president trump in the white house. isis has been almost wiped off the map completely, losing 98% of its territory, including half of it since president trump took office. an american president will be honored in israel. not just in israel, but in the old city of jerusalem. we will talk to john bolton about both of these amazing developments. and murder and many crime rates including the killing of police dropped this year. we will debate whether trump's tough talk and pro-police policies deserve the credit. meanwhile, the establishment media can understand -- they kill still cannot understand why president trump space still supports this president. we will examine whether the media's problem is the messenger themse

joining us now is alex webb and david kirkpatrick. alex, we have heard this story before.pace, what we have seen is a huge amount of startups being given a huge amount of money. these startups ask why should i take this much money. he raised $2 million and started this company. that is not what happened with waymo or over. those guys have been sued for technology have. allegedly they are doing the same year. emily: david, what do you make of this? obviously be war for tech talent has always been fierce, but now it seems the stakes are even higher. david: allow me to be cynical, because we don't think of china as being the -- of intellectual protection, so i don't think it will yield all kinds of fruit in that area, first of all. second of all, a lot of things are done for if that in this arena and china spends an enormous amount of time and can about chinese companies. -- the chinese government thinking how can we be as good or better than american tech companies. so, i think it probably serves their interest tremendously well as having the same problem as google had and s

cory: that was bloomberg technology's alex webb. david westin and alix steel spoke to gene munster.e says, don't worry, be happy. gene: if you take the numbers for face value, for the production and the march quarter, that would imply about 50% of the phones and the next year will be the iphone x. that is the $1000 plus phone. and analysts are expecting that number to be 25% to 30%. this is expected, number one. number two, it is a positive. david take us back to the fourth : quarter of 2017 for a minute. they brought the eight and the 10 out at the same time. do we have any indication whether they made up the disappointing sales with the iphone x? gene: we have a little bit of an indication by looking at the supply. and we talked to some of the builders, the suppliers. they have been struggling to keep up. if you look at the inventory in the u.s., we checked this every day thing at 140 stores every day. and they are reaching full supply. they are as -- they are at 97% as of yesterday. if there was not a lot of demand for the iphone x, you would have more supply. the numbers are goi

joining us now is alex webb and still with us is david kirkpatrick.eard this story before. alex: a certain amount of dÉjÀ vu. emily: exactly. alex: in this space, what we have seen is a huge amount of startups being given a huge amount of money. they thought, why should i take a paycheck for us which might be huge, but to them relatively small. perhaps this is a case where he has gone out and raised $2 million and started this company. that is not what happened with google and waymo as it is now called. those guys have been sued for technology theft, allegedly. emily: david, what do you make of this? we know the war for tech talent has always been fierce, but now in particular and the self driving realm it seems the stakes are even higher. david: allow me to be cynical, because we don't think of china as being this hotbed of intellectual property protection, so i don't think it will yield all kinds of fruit in that area, first of all. second of all, a lot of things are done for effect in this arena, and china spends an enormous amount of time and can

webb. for more reaction of the forecast, david westin and alix steel spoke to gene munster.e says, don't worry, be happy. gene: if you take the numbers for face value, for the production in the march quarter, that would imply above 50% of the phones and the next year -- in the next year will be the iphone x. that is the $1000 plus phone. and investors are expecting that number to be 25% to 30%. so this is i think expected, number one. and number two, i think it is actually a positive. david: that is the first quarter of 2018. take us back to the fourth quarter of 2017 for a minute. they brought the 8 and the 10 out at the same time. the 8 sales were disappointing because people were waiting for the x. do we have any indication whether they made up the disappointing sales with the iphone x in the fourth quarter? gene: we have a little bit of an indication by looking at the supply. and we talked to some of the builders, the suppliers. they have been struggling to keep up. if you look at the inventory in the u.s., we checked this every day, we looked at about 140 stores every d

webb with matthew carter. [applause] >> calling to order the marshall we will welcome the bench for tonight. the supreme court will be chief judge merrick garland. presiding, judge david table judge thomas griffin's and judge , the time g brown jackson. [applause] >> they will be here in a minute. please enjoy the trial. [gavel] >> all rise. oh yea, oh yeah, oh yeah. the supreme court is now in session. please be seated. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. to be leave olivia or not to be believe olivia. that is the question. [laughter] my client fell in love with one person. she was tricked into marrying another. when she realized that she had been married to a stranger, she sought annulment. the lower courts denied her that relief. annulment is only available when one spouse is behavior has been duped. this court should reverse. there is ample evidence that sebastian's deceptive behavior induced olivia to marry him. when sebastian first sets eyes on olivia, she called him her dear cesario. people do go by different names. for instance when she is kicking it with her homeys, justice ruth bader ginsburg goes by the notorious rbg. as well as he