: nancy pelosi. >> jessica: send hillary clinton out in new york or chicago. >> harrise not talking like the areas like the rust belt. >> jessica: no. joe biden can go there. it doesn't make sense. >> trish: go to l.a. go to melissa friend's party. no politician today that has a universal appeal on either side. i would implore you to tell me what republican can do it all and can be in los angeles. >> pete: donald trump is about the closest ones. go to grassroots events across the country. >> jessica: how is he going to do it with the evidentist party. >> harris: not inviting him to that party. no, no. >> trish: he gets along with wall street and the ceo community and gets along with workers in the middle of the country. travels pretty dr. y. big. >> jessica: crumbs act. i think lou put up the swamp act. it's catchier. i'm sure it will show up in a lot of adds. >> harris: crumbs is now an acronym. the president said please don't change nancy pelosi. she is our secret weapon for what he calls republicans running this year. some in the mainstream media appearing to have no

work is something that you're truly passionate about eventually you will definitely succeed and jessica harry c.e.o. and founder of youth for technology what an inspiring thing you've been doing so many people have been served and help and we appreciate the time you spent with us to thank you so much. and before we go the dow finished up six days in a row it's the best week since november of twenty sixteen that's all for now thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust or you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust party or great weekend. twenty fourteen a bloody revolution to the demonstrations going to be relatively few. political protest to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know or hiccup what a pretty meaningless book video a clue in the new bill is that i knew scrolling needed to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. society of all this he is and has and he practices

it too. >> harris: they want to put something to rest. >> jessica: then why isn't he? harris: hold on a moment. his attorneys never said that that would be a good idea. this is a very important question, every attorney who represents 70 often ask or at least wants to get to you -- is my clients the only person who can help you get the facts on this. semi? we do this in journalism, triangulate so that you do not burn a source. come up with several ways to prove the facts, and if we know that we had it can go to only that source, then we will. >> buck: 's target, subject, or witness, what would be the underlying crime? they are charging people with the things that are not criminal. >> trish: and he may get to the point where he demands that interview, and the president may not have a choice. v2 he >> harris: he can subpoena him. it >> trish: and maybe, in some way, he is better off willingly, initially, in part to put to rest some of these concerns. >> harris: attorneys want to be able to have a bargaining chip, so you are saying that only he can give me this information

you saw john tester -- >> harris: is she in trouble. >> jessica: i feel like she's always in trouble. >> harris: whoa. >> jessica: it is difficult to please a caucus that is so split, a centrist middle and in terms of shutting down the government and not divisive, we all want a solution for dreamers. what she did yesterday was remarkable. i appreciated the bipartisan praise what she has accomplished. she got a lot. and i thought paul ryan was especially gracious about it today and said he couldn't have done it. it is going to be a difficult -- >> with spiked high heels. >> jessica: i couldn't do anything in those high heels. >> harris: this a lot of money, david, in this bill. there are conservatives who think it is too much. >> people who look at the stock market and think it is too much. you look at the stock market tanking right now. >> come on, it is not tanking. >> when it is over 400 to the downside, one of the reasons, if not the reason for today's problems with the market, just about 400 down now is they're worried about the budget deal. when democrats, and you focus on the ne

the finalist for the pendleton book award by jessica b. harris. [applause] quay milliner.t to thank my editor, my agent jan of the wylie agency and michelle amaro and my friends and family who are so supportive during the extent before and in writing of this book. i wanted to tell a different story about africa that humanized and portrayed people on the continent and tucked away under and about the way they had agency wanted to fight back against their situations. that took me all over the continent, including doing things like wandering around boca d. show about a security escort, but it worked out and i didn't know people would get the story, but they did and i appreciate the train to america is one of the bodies they got through that story. thank you so much. [applause] >> in our final word of the evening, the pen jean stine book award. this comes at the $75,000 grant generously funded by bill clegg and katrina banning google in the audience this evening. [applause] it is given to an author or book length work of any genre that has broken new ground in signal strong pot

serious and law abiding and that's who they represent. >> harris: jessica? lot of money they do spend. if they are not for you they are against you. there are democrats that have taken money from the nra. >> harry reid was a big one. >> bernie sanders has taken money from the nra as well which no one likes to talk about but now i have gone and done it. we are all pro-second amendment with some modifications for what's going on right now. sorry, go ahead. >> harris: i want to step in there one second to play devil's advocate. you say you are pro-second amendment but by raising the age restriction on long guns as have you on handguns representative thomasy of kentucky made that point where do you put that 20-year-old who might be a parent who their kid protect their homestead. he used a mom it could be a mom or a dad. constitutionally they are not seeing their rights. >> no, absolutely. listen, i have. >> harris: you like the age restriction then? >> i like it in theory. it makes a lot of sense if we have to wait until 21 to drink alcohol. i don't know why you

harris: yes, historically, it might be a little bit of spin, too. republicans are outfunding you right now in terms of what they can race. devin, great to have you. jessicave you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: we'll be right back. stay close. ♪ people would stare. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease, tell your doctor if symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. never give up. see me. see me. clear skin can last. don't hold back... ...ask your dermatologist if cosentyx can help you fi

messages and 48 hours later, he comes up and says no, they're right here. >> harris: more than what they ask for. >> jessica: it was a beautiful day. i totally agree here. we are not to to do willing partisan documents in the real issue here is about the fisa process and as harris pointed out, carter page but someone who is being surveilled for number of years and in 2013 we know he bragged about being the kremlin advisor. "the daily beast" actually did some reporting when i talk to all 13 g.o.p. members of the house intelligence committee and thought that he should be surveilled in only three of them said no. so they can't even say we think this guy should've been looked looked at. what proportion he used to for the dossier is important. yesterday we were talking about this on the couch with kennedy where this is her issue. civil liberties and protecting americans from unnecessary. >> harris: the issue if they spy on one of us. >> jessica: kennedy gets really live about it. she said like 1600 applications and only one hadn't been passed. had been rubber-stamped as it were. is that the discussion we should

down to d.c. >> thanks, you will be there too. >> katie: i will be there. >> jessica: i got no invite. >> katie: up to harris for outnumbered overtime. >> harris: thank you very much. we will pick it up here. a growing political storm after last week's deadly florida school shootings. going outmurder overtime here i'm harris faulkner. just minutes from now 100 students, survivors of the massacre after attend ago funeral for one of their classmates will be boarding buses headed to the state capital in tallahassee. they will be meeting with state officials ahead of a rally tomorrow demanding tougher gun legislation. some florida students staging a walkout to protest gun violence in another area of florida moments ago. let's go live now to steve harrigan who is live in corls springs, florida. everybody is starting to get on the buses. i understand that you had the opportunity to talk with one of those students. >> harris, right here public shopping center parking lot. can you see around me a crowd of students and parent. a lot of them holding sleeping bags

the finalist for the open book award are, jessica b harris. [applause] key miller.he winter of the pen open book award is alexis. [applause] for him unless charlotte sky, ordinary woman and man fighting extremism in africa. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> i did not expect this. i want to think penn america judges for selecting my book. i want to thank my editor, my agent and just my friends and family who are so supportive during the reporting and writing of this book. i wanted to tell a different story about africa, story that humanized and sensitively betrays people and talks about the way they have agency and that took me all over the continent including doing things like wandering around mogadishu without a security expert. but it out. i didn't know people get the story but i did but i know that it's one of the bodies i was trying to do the story. thank you so much. [applause] >> and i would come to a final award of the evening. the pen jean stein book award. this work conferred the 75000-dollar grants is generously funded by bill and katrina were in the audience this evening

kpix 5 reporter jessica flores was at the courthouse. >> derick almena and max harris now headed to a jury trial. today set for july 16th. the prosecution saying the pair created a death trap in the oakland warehouse, leading to the deaths of 36 people during the unpermitted dance party in 2016. investigators say exits were blocked and debris filled the space. the men say they are innocent and their attorneys say their clients are being scapegoated for the tragedy. one line of defense, the investigators haven't determined the exact cause of the fire. >> they don't know that it's electrical. they don't know and they haven't discounted that it was arson. >> the attorney will argue the city is to blame for not shutting down the warehouse. they visited several times for complaints. >> it's the city of oakland that many it that had crime. the oakland fire department, the oakland building inspection department, planning department, the complete systemic failure on the part of local government. >> reporter: the judge set bail for $750,000. but the attorneys for derick almena and harris are a

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harris: i'm going to jump back in. we may talk a little bit and we have howard kurtz on the couch for us, jessica tarlov, and lisa boothe we make it to talk to you one-on-one in different instances but i want to ask you about this. so there are quotes from the memo, these experts that fox news is exclusively ahead of the release of this memo and one of them has christopher steele, that british spy admitting to bruce or, the employee of the doj that has come down a couple of wrongs because they have punished him for some way for having undisclosed relationships with the company that put together for that and i trumped dossier. >> is not an undisclosed relationship. his wife nellie worked for fusion gps during that time. >> harris: steele admitted to him his feelings against candid trump in september 2016 when he told him that he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president. in the speak of his feet into the hold narrative which is the crux of this memo that he was specious information granting these memos, catherine herridge reporting that christopher steele and fusion

jessica: i agree with you here. $25 billion for this wall system just sounds naughty. that's what kamala harrisas said for this wall. i don't disagree with you, if you came out there, if you said our number one priority is protecting dreamers, you really have to go along with the bipartisan bill. there are a number of democrats -- coat >> lawrence: it's the number one -- >> dagen: but it was put together by susan collins and mike brown. that's virtually everything they wanted and then the bizarre midmorning, "the stephen miller veto," they came out and said it would drastically change our national immigration policy for the worst by weakening border security and undercutting existing immigration law? it legalized 1.8 million dreamers in this country as president trump laid out. $25 billion for the border wall. >> jessica: that sounds close to what both sides want. >> kennedy: how is that being reframed into turning the country into a sanctuary country? >> dagen: it dramatically reduced chain migration, dreamers sponsoring their parents, because stephen miller wants to reduce and cut legal immig

jessica, found to have you. kennedy, good show, everybody. join us weekdays at noon eastern, and now here's harris. >> harris: we are awaiting a white house press briefing to begin next hour on a busy day at our nation's capital, where we expect some of the focus to be on white house staff secretary rob porter's allegation as he faces allegations of domestic abuse. another fox news alert now, all eyes are on capitol hill, the countdown to a possible government shutdown again. deja vu as we go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. t minus 11 hours and counting. the clock ticking down to a midnight funding deadline. the white house, senate leaders touting the bipartisan deal in the senate that they reached yesterday. >> this president is committed first and foremost to this new deal to fund our military. from the podium and in keeping with the national defense authorization act. we are very pleased that that money is there for our and women in uniform. >> this budget bill will be the best thing we've done for our economy, our military, our middle-class for a long time. >> i am not going to su

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harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, host of kennedy on fox business kennedy, democratic strategist, jessica tarlov. and in our center seat today from fbn, co-host of after the bell, david asman, and you as we say, are "outnumbered." >>> i don't mind at all. >>> a bipartisan deal, then it

harris faulkner. cohosted after the bell and fox business, melissa francis. democratic try to just an fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us on the couch today, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz is outnumbered, and it is a friday. speak to the right answer. the ice cream truck comes by, you order a bomb popular that right answer.

. >> jessica: melissa and i were discussing the diet ones, like skinny cow. >> sandra: joined me at 2:00 for dana, here's harris. >> harris: we could see the democrats answer for the g.o.p. surveillance memo as soon as today. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. we are watching that deadline for president trump to decide whether to declassify the democrats counter memo. that speaks to bust republican claims that the fbi abused its power. president trump is expected to make a decision ahead of saturday's deadline. warning against redacting or changing any part for political reasons. fellow intel committee member, watch. >> the american public wants on memo about political edits, they want us to move on and end to these attacks on process and get back to listening to witnesses and receiving evidence. >> harris: in our moment we will be joined by a top republican critic of the fbi. first, let's go to chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, she's been working the story since day one. catherine? speak of the expectation has been that the democrats memo will be released as early as today

." >> harris: early on "overtime," hogan gidley slammed a bipartisan bill from senators john mccain and chris kuhn. let's bring in our power panel, jessicaor director of research for bustle.com and fox news contributor. are they not hearing the president on this wall? you have strong thoughts about this. >> i think this kind of flips the script and i'll tell you why. it looks like president trump and the republicans are the ones trying to protect daca. he said 1.8 million of the dreamers would be protected if you've on the wall and democrats set on it. with the mccain deal that's come out they didn't even include language on the spending of the wall. this was not -- this was a deal breaker for trump. it looks like the republicans -- >> i believe john mccain is still a republican. he's putting forth bill. >> he's a republican who went like this on health care. >> that bill was. >> back to the point of it, there can still be a deal made but the problem is you do not bring out a bill -- it mccain should have never brought out a bill that did not have the one thing president trump is not going to -- he is unrelenting when it comes to the wal

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