editor of town hall.com and fox news contributor katie pavlich. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth. and, today, outnumbered nationally syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton is with us. stunning, indeed, right? let's move. >> yeah, i think al franken believed that he would be able to ride this out until the last 24, 48 hours. i think he thought he was good to go. this is absolutely stunning. >> harris: here's al franken speaking just moments ago during his resignation. >> some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others, i remember very differently. i said at the outset that the ethics committee was the right venue for these allegations to be heard and investigated and evaluated on their merits. that i was prepared to cooperate fully and that i was confident in the outcome. >> harris: franken, as you

katie pavlich, she's here, and she's filling in for laura ingraham. 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 horace cooper, a cochair of projec

kennedy: i'm going to come up with a compromise and use the phrase katie pavlich used. boots versus suits. the boots are the men and women who work hard, do the day to day slog, and the military, they are the warriors, and the suits are the ones in the highest etch hit echelons, when they are biased, that's dangerous because the trickle down effect is felt in the pyramid. a big political battle brewing for 2018. according to plitd co-house speaker paul ryan and senate leader mitch mcconnell have completely different views on entitlement reform. ryan wants to take an ax to medicaid, medicare and welfare and he feels he has the momentum to do that after passing tax cuts. mitch mcconnell said it's not happening. so will washington ever have the courage to shrink the federal government? what i think is so incredibly necessary is for these legislators to operate so they don't care if they are re-elected. entitlements are so cumbersome to the point of being unfair to those they claim to help. kat they are not compassionate when there is a system that keeps you dependent on we

i have a legal question for katie pavlich. about the opposition, jerry brown, the pope, highlighting the plight of others. they live safely in their walls, behind their gates and their staffs and their protection. >> i'm not going to attack the pope but i will say about jerry brown, i think there are certain cities and certain law enforcement agencies who protect the wrong people of the runtime. these are either crimes that happened a long time ago. they serve their time. they did their best to return themselves and live a better life. i think we should honor that redemption and that hard work this time of year. i get uncomfortable when we keep immigrants -- paint immigrants with a rod brush. >> i paint them as legal or illegal. it's a federal law when it comes to immigration, the response of the federal government in response to the federal -- jerry brown pardons. >> these two men came here legally. they were brought here legally as children. i don't understand the legal aspect of how jerry brown can pardon a deportation orde

katie pavlich, she's here, and she's filling in for laura ingraham. 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

the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich.trategist and fox news contributor, jessica tarlov and "outnumbered," david ovella is here. he's out numbered on this before christmas day. he rolls like it doesn't

i'm katie pavlich in for jeanine pirro. fakes square aim at the fbi leadership in a series of tweets. we'll break it down along with the other headlines of the week. plus judge jea judge jeanine's t justice" is here.

katie pavlich, fox news contributor.do you think the democrats realize you better jump on board to get growth and higher paychecks? >> look, democrats are arguing for decades they're the party of the middle class. now they're in this predictment. here you have a republican president, working with republicans on the hill to pass a middle class tax cut. now they're alarmed because they were worried about voters in blue states that trump won. this only pushes them further into his corner when it comes to 2018 and candidates he may get behind and of course to 20. when democrats say only resolution or response to this tax plan that will give people some of their money back is to protest, regular, everyday americans say, i'm going to work today because i have to get a paycheck. by all these buffoons on capitol hill are protesting outside their office. stuart: katie pavlich, name calming. i am shocked. >> i speak the truth, stuart. stuart: you said. "wall street journal," nbc news poll, it says that the democrats would trounce

i'm katie pavlich in for jeanine pirro.rump fakes square aim at the fbi leadership in a series of tweets. we'll break it down along with the other headlines of the week. plus judge jea judge jeanine's t justice" is here. congressman desantis. thank you for being here, we appreciate. you were down at the white house with president trump's big celebration of the tax bill. can you tell us how that was for the president and for you? >> it was a landmark piece of legislation. it's been since ronald reagan that you have had a major overhaul of the tax code, and we got it done. obama got obama car it second year, not the first year. other presidents have not necessarily been able to do this in the first year. i think everyone was excited and hopefully it will be a roadmap for going forward. we have seen the senate have problems get things across the finish line. i saw senators who were happy to have gotten things done. hopefully the senators can line up and get those 50 votes so we can do welfare reform and build the wall. >> the

tomorrow night on the show, former ambassador john bolton, pete hegseth and katie pavlich.will all wrestle in a vat of crisco. good night. from humble roots... >> "abe lincoln, the rail-splitter" made him sound like a man of the people. >> is this the kind of thing that lincoln used as a young man? >> he would use mauls and mallets splitting fence rails, working around the farm. >> but did young abe swing this? >> it was just a relic that was around our house. we didn't really give a lot of thought to it. >> it's their strange inheritance, but it's never been put to the test. >> even though, in our minds, it was 100% real, just because we think so doesn't make it true. >> anybody could have carved their initials "a-l." how do you know it's really lincoln's? [ applause ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

joining me now to discuss, town hall.com president katie pavlich. within congress there are members from both parties frying to put legislation together to protect mueller from firing by the president. but you have a big and growing group of republicans who say this investigation is completely compromised. where is the truth in all of this? >> the senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley has asked for some explanation how they are handling bias at the fbi, making sure agents are doing their job without political input. but is anybody going to believe the outcome of the special counsel? there are two sides to that. if the special counsel can prove in a court of law to a judge that these crimes have been committed. on the side of public opinion, i think that it's over. we had a crisis of confidence in our public agencies before the special counsel was appointed. but as we continue to see the biased letters and emails, people are looking at it and going, it looks pretty bad. kennedy: it doesn't help the special counsel claims of objectivity. you have t

katie pavlich is here. and one of my favorites, reason "reason" magazine editor matt welch. welcome, everyone. so much fun. so, lisa, why did roy moore refuse to con creadt? is there some legitimacy to his gripe or is he just nuts? >> i don't think this is helping his case that he knows when no means no. so many people who did support him on a national level are saying i supported burke first. kennedy: he said there is so much fraud in alabama. people who study fraud, looked at it. >> it's amazing to watch the quality of the legal analysis in his brief. part of it was i passed lie detector test. we know that has a lot to do with voting integrity. whether you passed a lie detector test. kennedy: did they ask about voting integrity? he said out of state voters were voting. matt: roy moore is like the voting troll. this election fraud fantasy. donald trump still says and it's not re:fewed. that 3 to 5 million people -- kennedy: i worked in polling places in los angeles county. and you have to go in and get a provisional ballot without a driver's license. but the county still ha

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here today, melissa francis, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich, and fox news contributor jason is here, and he is outnumbered. i broke my bracelet. welcome, congressman. great to have you here. it is a remarkable day. anna melissa, you have called the ins and outs of this on taxes for quite some time. we're coming down to the final moments here. >> jason: yeah, it looks like it is going to happen, if we can just get republicans to vote for the bill. then we can actually do this. see three, that would be a good thing. >> jason: but funding will be a whole different question. >> harris: in other words, nothing has changed since you left. >> jason: no. >> sandra: let's begin. republicans agreeing on a plan to overhaul the tax code. they shared it in a conference committee. the deal currently called for cutting the corporate tax rate at 221% from 35%. beginning early next year. cutting the top individual rated 2:30 7% for the highest earner down from 39.6%. repealing the obamacare individual mandates, and limiting combined deductions for state and local income, an

the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich is here, and marie harf, and are joining us on the couch, thenion editor of the washington times, a fox news contributor and #oneluckyguy, charles hurt is here, and he is outnumbered. welcome to the couch. may this encourage your cerebral output. >> lisa: do you feel lucky? >> charles: extremely lucky.

the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich is here, and marie harf, and are joining us on the couch, the opinion editor of the washington times, a fox news contributor and #oneluckyguy, charles hurt is here, and he is outnumbered. welcome to the couch. may this encourage your cerebral output. >> lisa: do you feel lucky? >> charles: extremely lucky. >> kennedy: let's continue the good fortune and like i had at 201818, where the president is reportedly planning to host paul ryan and mitch mcconnell at camp david, starting january 5th. they have a lot on their agenda. at the present visited first responders and west palm beach, touting the passage of the tax bill and what he has already done. watch. >> we have a lot of the rules and regulations done. in all fairness, but a lot of the regulations -- >> kennedy: live out from west palm beach. it tell us all about it, rich. >> well, they are looking at infrastructure, and we believe that is may be coming out in the early part of next year. exactly how the federal government may find that, republicans are still trying to find out how to fund ab

greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly get kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and katie pavlich. "the five." last summer an fbi agent was pulled from robert robert muels special investigation into trum trump. peter strzok had exchanged anti-trump and pro-hillary texts with a mistress who was also on mueller's team. that's evidence of bias, and let's face it, stupidity. strzok interviewed huma abedin and cheryl mills, as well as overseeing the probe into michael flynn which raises this biased test. if flynn lies were charged, why don't the others. the same lawyer changed a vital phrase in comey's statement. grossly negligent became extremely careless. that reduced hillary's action from criminal to merely incompetent, and that ironically preserved hillary's nomination, helping pave the way for donald trump. that's pretty hilarious if you are not a democrat. you should be pretty angry. does that mean the mueller probe is bias? maybe. but this all one from including with reference to anything involving russians. it's obvious the media craves something really big. they want a holiday

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is lashing out at the fbi after reports special counsel robert miller fired a top fbi agent in august from his russian investigation team because of anti-trump text he may have sent. the president waiting yesterday: "after years of comey, with the phony and dishonest clinton investigation and more, running the fbi, its reputation is in tatters. worst in history! but fear not, we will bring it back to greatness." this morning the president doubled down calling out the hypocrisy between how the agency has treated michael flynn versus hillary clinton. >> i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. he's led a very strong life and i feel very badly. i will say this. hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi, and nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. i think it's a shame. hillary clinton on the fourth of july weekend went to the fbi not under oath. it was the most incredible thing anyon

julie: back from the "outnumbered" couch, the editor of townhall.com and fox news contributor katie pavlichnded democratic strategists and consultant. and a former aide to chuck schumer in new york. we knew they were very strong words but nothing surprises me these days. >> that is true. look, there are problems at the fbi, the leadership as we've seen through these text messages. it is now christopher wray's responsibility to go through, to ask questions, to reiterate as he has to his agency and the people working directly around him that there is no room for politics, interpersonal beliefs, to feed into these official offices and you will not use government resources to go after politicians or candidates who you feel personally should not gain office. that's a question here. the other thing you have to do, there is a crisis of confidence in this country, you have to do it with transparency so the american people understand they are seeing accountability and the fbi. >> julie: you are talking about a lot of dedicated men and women to law enforcement. i don't know if it necessarily speaks t

melissa francis, the editor of townhall.com coming katie pavlich marie harf, and i guess, former secretervice agent, nypd officer, and host of the "

melissa francis, the editor of townhall.com coming katie pavlich marie harf, and i guess, former secret service agent, nypd officer, and host of the "the dan bongino show," because he is not busy enough, dan bongino is outnumbered today. >> dan: always good to be here. thank you for having me again. >> harris: i can't wait to get your take on things. you are doing calisthenics before you came out. >> dan: i was ready for the show. >> harris: your shoe game is strong. >> katie: way to step it up. >> harris: no longer outnumbered on the shoe game. congressman john conyers says he is retiring today. in a radio interview a couple hours ago. here it is. >> i am retiring, and i want everyone to know how much i appreciate the support. incredible, undiminished support i received a cross yet for my supporters not only in my district but across the country as well. spill of the spokesperson said, his retirement is effective today. congress is endorsing his son, john kiger's the third to replace them. accuser has come forward against conyers. a staffer that said, he touched her inappropriately and

. >> 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

editor of town hall.com katie pavlich.mer deputy spokesperson for the state department is marie harf and joining us for the first time assistant editor for the editorial page at the "wall street journal" james freeman, fox news contributor and welcome to the show. >> good to be here, it is

harris faulkner, katie pavlich, for a deputy state department spokesperson, marie harf, entities hasne lucky guy, fox news contributor and national syndicated radio host, kevin jackson. he is outnumbered. if it was not evident, everybody is feeling the holiday spirit. >> kevin: we have a tax bill that is about to come

former hillary clinton campaign staffer and back from "outnumbered," katie pavlich.puty secretary of the white house, where do you put steve bannon in the party now? >> i don't think steve bannon wants to be in the republican party, he made it very clear that his goal is to burn the republican party down. >> harris: to replace it with what? >> that's a question. we've seen over and over again, steve bannon doesn't have a great track record when it comes to choosing candidates. when it started to look like roy moore was going to win, he switched. this race is a result of roy moore being a bad candidate. if you look at the right and in terms of how many people, almost 23,000 people did a right in, that comes down to the argument, look. hold your nose and vote for the good of the bigger agenda, that argument -- there is a line and people have to go into that voting booth and come out willing to live with themselves and their choice and in this race they couldn't do it for 22,000 votes. whether it was on the roy moore side of the doug jones aside. >> harris: you saw the

today is sandra smith, katie pavlich, rachel campos-duffy, and today's "outnumbered" guest is gopac chairman david avella. he's outnumbered. i gave you a full name. gopac. >> rachel: that's what we say in wisconsin, go pack go. >> david: go tax cuts because i'm we can all spend more for christmas. >> katie: if it gets done or later. it will make a difference. >> harris: we are ready. do you want to talk about this? republicans are one step closer to tax reform, the g.o.p. says. nor more text changes are coming. the text of the bill being released today, but when it comes to support for the bill, there are a few republicans who are still called "wild cards." including senator marco rubio of florida. >> they need to increase the fundable part of the child tax credit. if they can figure out a way to add to the $1100 figure, i will support the bill. >> harris: president trump is responding to rubio's concerns about the child tax credit is sounding hopeful about the tax plan. >> the child tax credit, just so you understand, the democrats have done nothing in terms of children, in terms of child t

greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly get kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, juan williams and katie pavlich summer an fbi agent was pulled from robert robert muels special investigation into trum trump. peter strzok had exchanged anti-trump and pro-hillary texts with a mistress who was also on mueller's team. that's evidence of bias, and let's face it, stupidity. strzok interviewed huma abedin and cheryl mills, as well as overseeing the probe into michael flynn which raises this biasedes

harris faulkner, katie pavlich, for a deputy state department spokesperson, marie harf, entities has taken a one lucky guy, fox news contributor and national syndicated radio host, kevin jackson. he is outnumbered. if it was not evident, everybody is feeling the holiday spirit. >> kevin: we have a tax bill that is about to come through. sorry, marie, we have the left on the ropes, and i think america -- >> marie: where the t keep winning elections though. >> sandra: at the house is set to vote in the next hour. republicans say this bill will produce the most far-reaching overhaul of this country's tax code in decades. senate majority leader at mitch mcconnell said his tape it will vote on it tonight after it passes the house. president trump is predicting this bill will add fuel to the nations economic engine. tweeting this this morning. stocks in the economy have a long way to go after the tax cut bill is totally understood and appreciated in its scope and size paired bigots tax cut and reform ever passed! enjoy democrats will see it as a big lump of coal for middle class the white

. >> kimberly: i'm kimberly guilfoyle with juan williams, jesse watters, katie pavlich and brian kilmeadehis is "the five" ." president trump is lashing out at the fbi after reports special counsel robert miller fired a top fbi agent in august from his russian investigation team because of anti-trump text he may have sent. the president waiting yesterday: "after years of comey, with the phony and dishonest clinton investigation and more, running the fbi, its reputation is in tatters. worst in history! but fear not, we will bring it back to greatness."

. ♪ >> hello everyone, i am brian kilmeade, along with katie pavlich, it is 5:00 in new york city comingis according to my rundown is "the five" ." ♪ president trump's laser focus on cracking down on illegal immigration, i'm sure that you have heard that before, a hallmark of this campaign making america safe again. in fact quota crossings are down, but the new report suggests he sent fewer mexicans back to their country between january december of this year compared to president obama did during the same time

the editor of town hall.com, katie pavlich is here along with former deputy spokesperson for the stateartment marie harf and host of the david webb show. david webb in the house and outnumbered. >> david: always. and colorful. look at this. >> lisa: feeling outnumbered? >> david: i'm having christmas day every day. cend contend 21. is that celsius? let's talk a little bit about the future of healthcare coverage in america. the president looking to replace obamacare in 2018 tweeting based on the fact that the very own fair and unpopular individual mandate has been terminated as part of our tax cut bill which essentially repeals over time obamacare. the democrats and republican also eventually come together and develop a great new healthcare plan. well, this is raising new questions for many voters who put trump in office as president new a.p. analysis shows more than 7 million of the nearly 9 million people who signed up for obamacare coverage next year live in state where trump won. on the democrat side, there are signs that they will try to negotiate with republicans in 2018. when it

the editor of town hall.com, katie pavlich is here along with former deputy spokesperson for the staterie harf and host of the david webb show. david webb in the house and outnumbered. >> david: always. an c

today is sandra smith, katie pavlich, rachel campos-duffy, and today's "outnumbered" guest is gopac chairman avella. he's

here today, melissa francis, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich, and fox newsontributor jason is here, and he is outnumbered. i broke my bracelet. welcome, congressman. great to have you here. it is a remarkable day. anna melissa, you have called the ins and outs of this on taxes for quite some time. we're coming down to the final moments here. >> jason: yeah, it looks like it is going to happen, if we can ju

editor of town hall.com katie pavlich. former deputy spokesperson for the state department is marie harf and joining us for the first time assistant editor for the editorial page at the "wall street journal" james freeman, fox news contributor and welcome to the show. >> good to be here, it is an honor. >> i've seen you quite a bit on fox business. your expertise is stunning and we'll be well-informed with you in the anchor position. >> i was hoping you would lower expectations. >> sorry. then you would have blown past it. >> you're a simple person who smells like off cheese, kidding. you're a delight. president trump rejecting allegations of call aoutions. "the new york times" says he gave an impromptu interview at his golf club in west palm beach yesterday. he did not demand an end to the russia investigation but had plenty to say about the probe including, quote, i think it's a very bad thing for the country. it makes the country look bad. it makes the country look very bad and puts the country in a very bad position. t

katie pavlich's back from outnumbered. ch mccann this is a former advisor for the democratic national committee, great to see you both. katie, there we were. we were waiting for the house to finish this debate. they went through that procedure and they voted. and then we had the senator, they are subdued and a little bit because they know they have a fight ahead of them but today -- >> this is a big deal for the president into the american people. it's astonishing to me that every single democrat voted against the middle class when they claim to be representing the middle class. why they would do that simply to oppose president trump's agenda i'm not sure. it's a cherry on top to a year full of accomplishments for the white house. >> harris: your head is going to shake off. >> it's very true that this is a big day for the trump administration as well as congressional republicans, they are going to own this tax bill going into 2018. the american people aren't bold about it. 64% believe it just helps billionaires and 52% beli

and here today is harris faulkner, the editor of town hall.com katie pavlich.ategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov is here. today on the couch we have lieutenant colonel michael waltz retired from the u.s. army is he a former green beret commander and counter terrorism advisor to vice president dick cheney. he is outnumbered and i say that with all due respect, sir. good to have you. >> no one is shooting at me. i'm good. >> are you sure about that? there are four women here. >> harris: words w

the editor of town hall.com katie pavlich and #one lucky guy former campaign manager for donald trumpnd fox news contributor david bossie is here and he is also the co-author of let trump be trump. the inside story of his rise to the presidency and he is outnumbered. there is just something about the way you say that and it's catching on. your book. >> it is. let trump be trump. it's a great story. corey lewandowski and i he was campaign manager for 18 months. i came in the last couple months. this is the inside story of the campaign from beginning to end and including a little bit about the transition. we are excited we launched it yesterday. >> we look forward to your perspective next few minutes. we are awaiting the announcement president trump next few hours. is he going to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel today. multiyear process from moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. protesters are already in the streets. palestinian factions are calling for three days of rage starting today. the pope and the kings of jordan and saudi arabia have all spoken out agai

katie pavlich is here. we talked last hour, so i want to get mike's fresh perspective on this. ill have a rebuttal. your thoughts. >> this was always going to happen. the parties always come together when the candidate doesn't prevail in a primary. there is time before the general for them to come back together. it's distasteful. >> harris: you're talking about the rnc and the money? >> yes. that was always going to come back around. strongest predictor of who supports who and who votes who, as we saw in the presidential election, is party affiliation. >> harris: one of the troubling parts for democrats has to be, katie, the republicans have been raising money hand over fist anyway. >> yeah. >> harris: roy moore's victory fund. we have a victory fund watch here about a week or so ago. just watching him pile up the cash hour after hour. not a problem raising money. is this more than just the rnc giving money? >> i think republicans have cause for concern. let's not forget this was a seat to fill jeff sessions old seat. this was supposed to be a slam dunk for republicans. 70% plus

i'm katie pavlich and for laura ingraham. be sure not to miss it tomorrow. let's turn it over to ed henry who is in for shannon bream. >> ed: great to see you, merry christmas. who here on tonight's. california escalated its showdown with president trump over illegal immigration. pardons for two man with felony convictions. >> pardoning people -- >> ed: democrat governor jerry brown issued the christmas pardons all because he wanted to defy the white house. but what about public safety in the golden state? will investigate. then, planning to get a little tipsy on new year's eve? isa says is coming for you, issuing a chilling new video, urging supporters of a terror group to target intoxicated people and large gatherings. in the video when the clock strikes midnight, you can hear shouts of "allahu akbar" instead of happy new year. and then the battle over so-called dirty pot heating up on the west coast. it has marijuana retailers get ready to cash in after the first of the year, environmentalist might be killing their buzz by warning about illegal pesticides