ari fleischer? >> this is what's interesting.c and liberal columnists start to pile on, that creates the blocking of getting out the rest of the message. it's the only store in story reported interested in. i've been through feeding frenzy's, i know what it's like to be on the receiving end. that's not really the case, is it? you get if you touch and goes. a few people chiming in on that. joe biden is going to be able to get out his message, unless the press is going into feeding frenzy mode and saying, "you haven't sufficiently answered it." the question still remains, why don't they put tara reade on? used to be, "believe all women." no it's no longer believe all women, it's here from all women. but it's not hear from all women, is it? you can't be heard of the major media isn't putting you on the air. spew what if dead did, in fact, happen, she has every right to tell her story. real quickly, is president trump handling this the way you advised him to if you slide your job inside the white house? >> i was surprised to hear the

we want to bring in ari fleischer now. hello to you.have a very interesting take on this. i guess you could say that gloves are off, but i think they have been off. what did you make of the back and forth and where that goes next? >> well, number one, he was not specific. he didn't say it that he was talking about. there are some for me people who have fancy titles. maybe he was talking about them. you know, when barack obama was at the height of his powers, when he was an incumbent president and hillary clinton was running and he had everything in his power, it didn't matter much. it didn't do her much good, but i just question his fancy title. why does anybody think what he says well sway our influence much the electorate? >> bill: do you -- do you wonder why joe biden has not left his home? i know what's going on out there, but he can be in philadelphia probably by car in 45 minutes from his house. pennsylvania in all likelihood will decide the next president. why not consider holding a social distancing event in philadelphia? why no

and we have ari fleischer, who is "outnumbered." ari, i'll start with you. what do you think about the president's decision on this friend? who doesn't make sense to hear from? is now the time? >> ari: i think in a nation where very few things are working anymore, it is delightful to see washington working as usual. and this is usual in washington. it always happens this way and divided government, that the white house puts their witnesses before a friendly committee's first. the senate is controlled by democrats in the bomb aero, they would put their witnesses before the democratic senate and send them to the house. as long as they end up at the house, that's proper. they need to still do that. the house does have legitimate reasons to hold hearings. what i have zero problem with starting them off in the senate. good for them. >> melissa: okay. here is what speaker pelosi had to say on that front. dr. saphier, i will ask you if it's fair. >> well, i was hoping they would spend more time on the crisis instead of those daily shows the president put on. but th

ari fleischer, always good to have you on the program.>> thanks, harris. >> harris: and be sure to tune in today. "the daily briefing," dana perino's full interview with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, 2:00 p.m. eastern. and a brand-new twist in the saga now of michael flynn, after the justice department has widened its investigation into unmasking around the 2016 election. multiple what the new probe may uncover, next. ♪ open road and telling people that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic adapts and responds to your body... ...so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, all tempur-pedic mattresses are on sale! during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, at philof cream cheese.w what makes the perfect schmear you need only the freshest milk and cream. that one! and the world's best, and possibly only, schm

we begin with ari fleischer, former press how secretary for george w.ush, and donna brazile, former chair of the dnc. both are fox news contributor's. let me talk to you first, oh, we do have donna's audio, do you remember your first press briefing? >> i do. i do. i remember the briefings i had during the transition which was the first time i ever stood up in front of the white house press corps, and the first official day of the white house. nothing but happiness in a stall door, dana. >> dana: you remember nostalgia, i remember being so nervous i was on was choking out of mice end. and former secretary of education margaret spalding called me that morning and she said you are going to have to put on your big girl and deal with it. and i did, and i got into it. donna brazile, i was interested in a little anecdote that i read in "the new york times" about kayleigh over the weekend. you have a connection with her and president trump, tell us about it. >> as you know, i work for another network back at the cycle, and she was one of the circuits weather on

ari fleischer, former white house press secretary, fox news contributor. nice to see you. you are with president bush in early 2003 when one of these things didn't go well, and that was columbia. that led to a decision to take the american space program into a new era, and this is a part of that today, in a significant way, i would suggest. ari. >> that's right, bill. i guess you could say during the bush years we saw the lowest moment when the columbia exploded and seven crew members were killed, to the jubilation moment when president bush that we belong back in space. we can recover. we will recover. we are americans. let's do this. we are seeing the fruits of it. it was put on hold for little while but now it's coming roaring back. that's why it's so exciting today. i think americans have missed this moment, haven't we? >> bill: yeah, clearly. it is the era of youtube and instagram and all that. i don't know what your thoughts are but you're watching tesla role these astronauts to the launchpad. it sure does not look like anything we have seen before connected with nas

ari fleischer donna, i begin with you. biden has a problem with the truth, also has a problem with plagiarism. now he has a problem remembering everything that he says. that's a big problem. >> don't't forget, he got arresd in south africa arresting protesting apartheid. there was a debate held at cbs the next day, they didn't ask him a single question about that lie. i think it raises questions about tyra reade. joe biden can lie that easily. why is his denial and accurate denial, but it's accurate to know because nobody is digging in on the other networks, it'll take tara reade it's just -- it drives somebody like me he wants to be a traditionalist into such a quarter against the media for fairness. >> sean: look at all that we've been through here. i am really concerned.me look at all the developments we- have as it relates. they knew the dossier was false. and they still used it repeatedly. repeatedly! they knew it was false. they knew it was russian discrimination. this is law enforcement at the topp levels. they care

last year. >> sean: let me bring in ari fleischer. we do have records here, larry. i'm sorry, ari. we do have records here. the record is clear. 13 million more americans on food stamps, 8 million more on poverty and that is eight years of obama. we have record here every demographic group in the country. then you have historically black colleges, all the aid that president trump gave. the opportunities, that is donald trump, criminal justice reform, ellis johnson, that is donald trump here that wasn't biden, that wasn't obama. i think if we are going to play identity politics came from i think trump has a solid record to run on. >> here are the numbers to keep your eye on in november. this treatment don't make stupid statement joe biden made will come back to bite him in november. and it will be important in november. republicans lose the vote nines-1. 9% democrats and 1%. obama wins 95/5. answer just 10% to 13% of the electric. now hillary clinton only one the african-american vote only, she won 92-8 she did worse than obama but the opportunity trump as who did better than mccain

the former election press secretary fox news contributor ari fleischer with trump campaign official, you laughing. now, do i take my singlet my sunglasses off? do my aviators make me look cool and tough? speak with the vice president makes me laugh. sometimes, you scratch your head and wonder if he comes across as a couple of french fries short of a happy meal. it is just, it keeps going. look, i really do want him to get out of his basement. i want this to become a real campaign. i want him to be seen. i want the american people to get to judge with their own eyes and ears. same for the president. that is how campaign should be run. i think we will all want that. >> sean: do you think he's going to -- >> for society and preparedness. >> sean: will they try to replace him, ari fleischer? >> no. i just can't see that. no. i think he's won his primary and -- and unless there somebody behind the scenes that nobody knows about, the answer is no. >> sean: let's say mercedes that joe biden comes out and says he's not really feeling well. he just went to the doctor. he doesn't seem to be up

ari fleischer, always a pleasure to have it on the show. a fox news alert now, u.s.ealth officials planning to release a warning telling doctors to be on the lookout for cases of a rare inflammatory syndrome that is affecting children. that's after more states began reporting cases and a potential connection to covid-19. jonathan serrie is live at the cdc in atlanta. >> h hi, there dana. it's called pim s and it's rare but concerning nonetheless because of its possible connection to the coronavirus. today new york mayor bill mayor bill de blasio said his state has seen the cases raise to 82, and of those 53 have either tested positive for covid-19 or coronavirus antibodies. new york's governor has also weighed in on what's happening statewide, take a listen. >> looking at 102 cases where children may have been infected with the covid virus show symptoms of an inflammatory disease. we have lost three children in new york because of this. >> the symptoms for pmi f are similar to kawasaki's disease which includes high fever, red or pink eyes, a rash across the main part

. >> let's bring in former white house press secretary and fox news contributor ari fleischer to get s thoughts on this. ari. >> yeah, those remarks were not interest. they were insulting. just think about what it says to individualism here that you as an independent person, black person are not entitled to make up your own mind using your own thinking, your own rationale. you must all conform. and because i'm joe biden, you must conform to me, 100% must vote for me because if you don't, you're not back or you ain't black. it is just so insulting of the american traditional look individualism. just like hillary's deplorable statement, if you are not for me, there something wrong with you. that is what joe biden is sayi saying. >> dana: how do you think the media will cover this? >> >> dana we have seen this pattern for so long. i call it touch and go. duly reported and it will be gone. they won't spending more time with it. just like joe biden when he was running, john mccain of all people, speaking about republicans, he said they want to put it all back in chains. republicans want to

joining me now for a reaction, fox news contributor ari fleischer. do appreciate you joining us tonight. i mean, i can be on the air every hour and probably give you a new joe biden plunder, but is that just prebaked into the electorate? is this that they will accept the way he is or does this actually catch up to him? >> first of all, jason, i think you have to put into context, remember how exhausted he has to be from the travel he's doing. i do think you have to make an allowance for that. he has to go down for stairs to the basement, come upstairs from the basement. travel can really wear you down when you are running for president. look, i do think that it's baked in in a serious element where people notice joe biden. but the real question is, is something going on that is getting worse? this is where i regret the fact that the candidates are stuck home. it is only right for the american people to see these people in the thick of a campaign where they are metal is tested. let's see what joe biden has got. let's see if this is minor things and lo

may be we're just another motion ari fleischer in the pan and it will be set right next to the dinosaurs in the garden roach museum. i kept asking myself. why are we like this. we're caring and compassionate. but we're also eco centric and reckless. we give. we hoard. we create. and destroy. what is our problem. what drives us. i went in search of answers. i. was a man of a set the crossroads i think a historical moment the physical environment is undermined to the point where we need to attend to it war is something we ought to think about what why does that happen. people are pervasive way on happy on top of all of that we keep building wal-mart's. i see insatiable greed. as an extra connected to all of these other difficulties that if we don't recognize and come to terms with we're literally putting our species at risk. you know you might us to talk about darwin well if you're asked to talk about there are one it has to be about evolution evolution is an idea the darwinists trying to understand and what's his strikingly original proposal. natural selection so. humans or on the one han

former tennessee congressman harold ford jr., and former white house press secretary ari fleischer. ou had a jobs report like that, takes your breath away. even though they knew it was coming. and trying to get out of it really is all about reopening the country. >> yeah, takes your breath away because the government took your job away and the government had very little choice but to do that and that's what we are trying to figure out now. how do you turn up one dial while another dial may or may not be on its way down. the depth of this is shocking, millions upon millions who've lost their jobs which always hurts and in this case it particularly hurt low-income workers and minorities the most, people have the smallest cushion to be able to get by but is also heard many people who are working hoof -- i know many who have their salaries cut, who have accepted to stay and make e company they work for look whole. it's hurting everybody. i don't think it's going to rebound as fast as the administration thinks it will. this seems to have legs. when you go bankrupt, it's hard to come back.

here with rich and former white house press secretary and fox news contributor ari fleischer and mercedeschlapp. i can't help being who i am. ari, i mean if we are all going to be honest here, the guy is having a very tough time. let's put it gently. the question everyone wants to know is this their candidate were not there candidate because he is hiding in the basement pretty much every day? >> it comes up to the first floor for these geese moments. >> he is their candidate. they have him now and there was nothing they can do about it. sean from the last time i was on your show i said he comes across a french fries short of a happy meal. and he keeps showing every day. i said this is a pattern with joe biden. what you don't know and i think you have to cut some slack. everybody makes mistakes, statistics, name wrong, name backwards but it doesn't so regularly that you go walk away scratching your head and say is this going to be the joe biden we will have to be used to and can he passed the presidential medal test? what is so weird about tweedy, his nickname, it is again, joe biden walki

. >> bill: i posed it to ari fleischer the other day. you can get in philadelphia in 45 minutes. you can do it respectfully and have social distancing, and it has not happened. pennsylvania are goodly will determine whether joe biden and donald trump are the next president. quinnipiac coming out with a pole next hour, they have them up nationally by 11 points. perhaps the campaign says, why risk it? we are doing fine. listen -- >> you know, i think -- i just think a lot of their argument is that they think that the president trump is messing this thing up. so they feel like, if we just sit back and let this all play out, the numbers seem to be heading in our direction at this moment, but i think more than ever, build, every week and every month this thing changes. 360 degrees, so hang on and put your seat belt on for what is going to be a crazy next -- >> bill: i agree with that. i want to get your view on this. you have college kids that have been home since march, notre dame has a very interesting strategy, on the 10th of august, they are going to go right through thanksgiving,

ari fleischer, always good to catch up with you, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> ed: u.s. at 40,000 feet subduing a hostile erotic passenger on a long flight from tokyo. the live report of what happened to come in next. plus a congressional task force taking a deep dive into china demanding answers on the origin of this pandemic and a national strategy strategy dealing with it. >> the communist party of china hid the seriousness of the disease and led to a propaganda campaign, blaming the u.s. using their supplies to exert influence and continuing to refuse international experts to investigate what happened. i've got some terrific news for veteran homeowners from newday usa. interest rates have dropped to record lows. newday usa makes it so easy to refinance that one call can save you $2000 a year. newday's va streamline refi lets you refinance without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised and without spending one dollar out of pocket to get it done. it is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. one call can save you $2000 a year, ev

ari fleischer on with me last hour on "outnumbered" said perhaps he let the senate go first, and theome second so everybody gets a bite. i said, "you know, there are democrats in the senate. they can ask questions, too. why do you have to be in the majority to ask the questions? can't you just participate?" but that's my opinion. we will see docto dr. fauci andc director redfield in front of the senate. we will talk at that time pretty good to see you, governor huckabee, always. thank you. thousands of meat-packing workers across the nation have tested positive for covid-19. that is having an impact on local supermarkets now. how major grocery store chains are making big changes amid a nationwide meat shortage. ♪ cancer won't wait for hospitals to get back to normal again. and at ctca, we aren't waiting either. we're still focused on providing world-class cancer care. because cancer isn't just what we do, it's all we do. call now. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moder

bush and fox news contributor, ari fleischer. he is "outnumbered," as we say. great to see you, everybody. we are awaiting along side for our beloved melissa francis, who will join us just moments away. let's get this conversation started about, ari, all of the complications and the difficulties with the timing of going to michigan, as they are literally underwater in parts o. >> ari: yeah, i hope the president will be able to return to midland, where the flooding is eerie and the president has a pattern of going to places where there have been national disasters, so it wouldn't surprise me if he does. as for the politics of it, so be it. the president's job today is to actually go show a success story. how america, just like we did in world war ii, geared up to be the arsenal of democracy. we are now the manufacturer of the ppe for coronavirus. it really is a tribute to america's private sector, how we have been able to produce the goods we need to help us fight the virus on a massively increased basis. so, the president's job is just a focus on the substance.

the public hearing as possible but and that's july 15th let's bring in ari fleischer, fox news contributor>> good morning. so put this all in context for us. brand-new obviously concerns being shared about this revelation in the email from susan rice. what does it mean for the russia investigation. >> what here's what i'm trying to do. let's look at this through the obama point of view. is what they knew at the time. one, russia did indeed pack at the dnc and disseminated the emails. we know that russia interfered in the election and the obama administration to the fbi knew that there were low level trump campaign people who had some sort of contact with russian or russian intermediaries george papadopoulos or carter page. the obama administration knew that there were allegations that president trump himself was involved in with nefarious activities with russia. and that's what they all believed. then lo and behold donald trump wins the election. so now, barack obama, joe biden in all their top people made the worst cardinal sin that you could make it politics. instead of seeing their oppo