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thanks for chris bedford. any final thoughts? >> a fun week.hing that republicans should be focusing on what are their voter going to vote for in november? mitch mcconnell ought to barrel down on these fights. the wall on immigration, the supreme court, give them red meat. this is an off year election. time to fight. >> not enough fighting in washington? >> not enough. >> thanks as well. we're back here at noon tomorrow. now here is harris. >> we continue the coverage of breaking news this hour. the white house is saying president trump will meet with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on thursday when he returns to washington d.c. this amid growing questions about rosenstein's status at the justice department. we'll go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. a source is telling fox news rosenstein attended appro previy scheduled meeting at the white house today. this after a claim that he she guested secretly recording the president of the united states and discussed the possibility of recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th ame

to "daily caller" news foundation editor-in-chief, chris bedford.ooking at that already the information that has been released is more than we have seen release from the five last supreme court picks combined and not enough. so what happens? >> i think it is, there is a couple things going on here. he has a longer paper trail than any other supreme court justice i can even think of ever because of his years and years advising the white house but some of that information is not allowed to be released. the kind of thing when the president asks for a legal opinion, that should be between the lawyer and the president. there is a little bit of disingenuous going on some of the democrats. for example, senator kamala harris, senator cory booker, they can't make decision until they have more evidence. before this hearing even began, they would not vote for kavanaugh, we'll not con firm him. it seems disingenuous coming from that point of view. neil: this might be political pay back for the way republicans treated merrick garland, president obama's choice fo

"daily caller" news foundation editor-in-chief, chris bedford. what do you think? >> joe manchin in west virginia is in a tough position. he is still ahead in the polls in west virginia. he has 10 to 12 points in the polls. but if he votes no on the supreme court nominee, that is the kind of thing that really, really is going to hurt him in west virginia. he could drop eight, nine, points, suddenly end up in competitive race. he is not showing a lot of courage right now. unless something comes out to corroborate this further he plans to vote yes but he won't announce anything because he is watching collins and murkowski, last republican holdouts. if he says i will vote for the nominee, go against the the party. he needs one of them to pass. looking good. roller coaster, neil. sometimes in the morning it looks good for kavanaugh. in the evening it looks absolutely terrible. we don't know what will happen. neil: you could argue joe donnelly indiana weighed the same issues ultimately decided to go the other way. that too could cost him in indiana, a state the presiden

let's bring back our a-team cap re cafaro, chris bedford and phillip bump. >> this could have a headlinenders comes from. the campus 60s left. what is going on in yemen is a war between saudi arabia and the proxies for iran. people are getting killed and two mean forces going at it. the kind of scale and dangers of this war that we're seeing in yemen show how just and careful the united states is when we conduct any kind of military operations. >> eric: the situation horrible what's going on with yemen. the bombing of that bus which the critics say was bombed by the saudis using american munitions and that we basically have blood on our hands and the senator is referring to that. he is doing it in a joking way. >> it's tricky ground. a comedian -- it is clear he was intended to joke. we've seen lots of jokes in politics go south. it is hard to read that. whether or not it landed as a joke is a different question. i think he meant it that way. senator sanders is in a different position now than in college. even before he ran for president he is now essentially the voice of the far left in

editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, a civilian salute to christopher bedford is in the house. >> chris: great to be here. on a beautiful rainy monday. i've got a lot of work to do. >> melissa: he looked panicked when you said that. it's catching up. >> harris: let's get to the news. as we begin some of the white house is going offense against the anonymous author of that opinion editorial who claims to be part of the resistance within the trump administration. vice president pence telling chris wallace on "fox news sunday" the unnamed author should do the right thing and resign, adding that he some of the vice president himself would be willing to take a lie detector test. >> i don't know, but i do know that they should resign and leave his administration. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take when? >> i would agree to take in a heartbeat and would submit to any review. >> the vice president also was confident no one in his office had a hand in that op-ed piece. in >> on 100% confident that no one on the vice president staff was involved in th

maria: joining me right now is christopher bedford, daily caller in chief, chris, good to see you thisrning. >> good morning. maria: what do you say about this, the daily caller has done great work on all of the texts and breaking this stuff, we continue to see more evidence of this plan that they put in place to stop donald trump and not investigate hillary clinton, do you think anybody will investigate this and will there be accountability? >> looks like right now a lot of attacks, people trying to get more primary evidence and democrats and republicans have been able to dismiss each side as partisan but the more actual primary evidence that we get like the text messages that were allegedly lost to some technical glitch and then i guess just discovered again and we were able to get hands on them, show coordinated strategy between senior officials to leak information damaging to the information and to -- and to frame and destroy the life of this guy carter page leaking the washington post, fisa warrant put out for this guy, it's really embarrassing and shows that peter strzok may have