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and joining us on the couch today richard fowler. democratic strategist, radio host, fox news contributor and generally jazzy guy. he is "outnumbered." are you ready for it today? >> richard: i'm ready. >> melissa: i don't know how outnumbered you are. it feels even. >> and friday juan was here. >> richard: i'm the only guy so i'm still outnumbered. >> melissa: there you go. house g.o.p. leaders are aiming for a vote despite the president telling them to wait until after the midterms. meanwhile, amid continued protest over the family separation the republican lawmakers are preparing to vote on a narrower immigration bill to let the migrant children be detauned with the parents for more than 20 days. the president tweeting "hiring many thousands of judges and i going through a long and complicated legal process is not the way to go. we'll always be dysfunctional. people must be stopped at the border and told they continue come in illegally. children brought back to their country. if this is done, illegal immigration will be stopped in

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michael moore is telling me to get off the couch.ughing] kind of weird. >> martha: true. >> but he says -- >> martha: he admit heed was sitting on the couch watching news crying. >> but me wants us to put our bodies on the line. michael moore, wants bodies on the line, we need a wall, am i the only one -- putting two and two together? >> i felt like i knew where you were going. body blocker. >> martha: a lot of images going through my head of michael moore on the couch putting his body on the loin. cat? >> i think that if you are crying every day watching the news, then that is a "you" problem. that's not the way things are going problem. i watch a lot of news and i manage to cry about other things rather than the news. i don't think we should be taking advice from somebody who is so irrationally emotional about nothing. over and over again a lot of super anti-trump people say we need to rise up. this is awful. everything is awful. end of the world. and i keep waking up every morning with everything being kind of fine. sometimes even

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it goes back to judge couch. he refuses to grant. he lets it sit and sit and sit and sit for months. and then there is a decision that comes down in the fourth slick rick court of appeals does circuit court of appeals. it is a case that has nothing to do with domestic violence will stop judge couch says, he seizes upon us and says, this shows that her case is no longer legitimate and no longer meets .he legal requirement and he tries to send it back to the board for the board to reconsider its grant -- which is sort of like a bizarre thing to do. did board ordered him to grant asylum. he tries to send a back to the board but never arrives at the board. a sort of sit in charlotte. and for reasons that have yet to be explained to us, attorney general sessions learns about this case and exercises this regulatory right that he has to appoint himself -- it is called certifying a case for himself or he can take any decision of the board of immigration appeals, appoint himself as the judge to that case and reach a decision on it. so he reac

we are back on couch tomorrow at noon eastern.ere is the one and only melissa francis. >> melissa: a landmark supreme court decision today upholding president trump's travel ban. this is "outnumbered" over time. i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. the high court in a 5-4 decision ruling that the president does have the authority under the law to regulate immigration in the interest of national security. several mostly muslim countries is discriminatory. president trump releasing a statement saying in part that the ruling is "a moment of profound vindication of the following months of commentary from the media and democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country." but democrats on capitol hill immediately blasting

back on the couch 12:00 noon eastern tomorrow.ight now melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert. we could be a step closer to seeing a fix for the brewing crisis at the border. welcome to "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. president trump signaling he is ready to take executive action to allow migrant families to stay together with tensions over the issue running high. this is as speaker says this is a political flash point. the president is speaking on the dilemma of finding a measure at the white house minutes ago.

and joining us on the couch is bill bennett. former secretary of education under president reagan and a fox news contributor. he is "outnumbered." but we are out-gunned without a doubt. what a privilege to be on the couch with you. what a perfect day to have you here. i have so many questions. >> bill: think there is enough going on? >> melissa: a fair bit going. let's get to it. lawmakers are gearing up for what is expected to be an historic debase over justice kennedy replacement who was known as a key swing vote on the high court deciding how many critical rulings came down. president trump at a rally in north dakota last night calling kennedy a great man and giving some hints on the type of candidate he wants to nominate. >> president trump: justice anthony kennedy a very special guy. i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office. because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his legacy. we have a pick to come up. we have to pick a great one and pick one who will be there for 40 yea

. >> if you want to climb the rock wall, there's a couch in the way.e ever -- >> it's one? >> the platform spins. >> secret strategy meetings are harder to hide. >> in the hoh bedroom. you can spy on a room that they never could spy on before. >> the head of house hold gets their own bedroom and bathroom, but the other dpess are two to a bed. and there's less privacy. >> this look like mirror. >> is it a moor ror? >> it's a here ror image of this bedroom. we used to separate the bedrooms with a door. you it's just walls. >> you can hear everything. >> you can hear everything. >> good night, julie. >> good nougat, keltie. >> check out this room with 450 fidget spinners. >> i mean -- >> whoa! this is perfect when they are bored. >> they added two sinks. also new, a kaleidoscope-themed lounge with a giant pin wall. >> fall back into it. >> ork oh, look at my booty. >> that's a perfect booty. >>> stop it. >> kim k. on raising three kids under 6. >> that's a must for me. >>> plus -- >> i've been craving these workouts. is there the stars summer slimdown sec

same cast, same couch, one big empty seat at the table. shocking. >> ladies and gentlemen -- roseanne! >> reporter: a month ago the network celebrated her as the star of its annual "up front" presentation. the hottest new show on television averaging over 18 million viewers a night. then, just two weeks later, that infamous tweet comparing a former obama aide to an ape. abc's number one show tanked by a 3:00 a.m. tweet. roseanne apologized but the damage was done. that one tweet cost hundreds of her coworkers their jobs and left the network with a gaping hole in the fall lineup. roseanne barr was not just the star of the original show, and the reboot. she was its cocreator and executive producer. normally she'd be entitled to a share in the profits of any future spinoffs, whether or not she appears on camera. but according to abc, roseanne won't benefit financially from "the conners." network executives insist she'll have no financial or creative involvement in the new series whatsoever. roseanne issued the following statement about the sp

an explosion atop a power pole by what pg&e zroibs as a regulator >> i was sitting on the couch, heard the pop, saw the sparks, saw the fire light up the living room. >> in a region already scarred by memories of last fall any fire frightens people. jack lean and her husband and 2-year-old moved into the house on valentines day. they never gave the power pole a second thought until it blew at 10:45 p.m. >> the instant stress of is it coming towards me scared me. >> when the regulator blew last power. pg&e describes the regulator as lag like a transformer. the fact that it blue could not come at a worse time for a utility trying to restore public faith. we want to assure customers that their safety and the safety of our communities is always our top priority, said pg&e in part of a statement today. >> it's stairy. i don't know if i trust the equipment that's right across the street my house. >> as of this morning the santa rosa fire department gave no indication it would fine or cite pg&e. assist fire marshal said that no winds and the cutting down of weeds kept the fire to less than an

and i would come home and just lie on my horrible bulgarian couch in my hotel.. >> so i got very, very into twitter at the time. >> jimmy: oh, really, okay, yeah. >> yeah, unhealthily so. >> jimmy: you're active with your twitter followers. >> i go through phases. but yeah. at that point. because season two had come out. and people were tweeting me all these ridiculous, hilarious things. and i started to engage. >> jimmy: there's someone who you went to the prom with, right? >> no, sir. no, sir. that sounds dangerous. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i took senior photos with a young lady. >> jimmy: senior photos, i see. >> it's better, right? there's no transaction other than the photo. >> jimmy: what happened? you said if you get a certain amount of retweets i'll take the senior photos with you? >> yeah, i said if you get 25,000 retweets, i'll take your senior photos, provided that i get to wear the school sweatshirt and i get to carry a trombone. >> jimmy: and this was from your horrible bulgarian couch? >> yeah, these are the kind of mistakes i was making. >> jim

we have dagen mcdowell here, katie pavlich, lisa booth and joining us for the first time on the couch today, democratic strategist and former hillary clinton adviser, richard goodstein. he's wildly outnumbered today. >> you know the phrase what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. if i walk off the set at 1:00, i'm good. >> it's still an hour left. >> come on now. we won't kill you but we'll cut you. >> speak for yourself. >> i have band-aids. >> president trump is gearing up to meet shinzo abe at the white house any minute now. that's what you're looking at in your screen there. a beautiful day in washington. the two men will have a joint news conference later this afternoon. japan has been adamant about their desire for the us to stick to a hard line approach in dealing with north korea. it fears the president will make a deal with pyongyang regarding their nuclear program that fails to account for short range missiles that could hit japan. today's meeting will come a week before president trump is set to meet with the north korean dictator for negotiates. hogan gidley talking about

we just text the pictures to khloe of them sitting on the couch. we're at like where you at?e're waiting for you. now she can be in the mix, it's going to be so much fun. >> the family is back together as the kardashians have chosen to fib and forget the cheating scandal. what happens when north did this with mom's $45 makeup pallette. >> stop it. hey, that's not -- >> look over, and she's like destroying the palette and has blue eyeshadow all over her entire face. >> for her birthday, you put the long hair on. >> everyone thought she was wearing extensions. that's her hair. i don't really let her straighten her hair but it was on her birthday party. she wanted straight hair. that was her thing. >> could north be the most spoiled celebrity kid? for her birthday, the 5-year-old got two purses that combined probably cost more than some people's rent. >> i secretly stole her little wang bag. it's in my closet right now. she saw it and stole it back. we're already fighting over bags. >> how would you keep her grounded? >> she has to be really good and earn the things and do her c

. >> pretty good odds for the complete couch. >> you know, delight, it looks like a rainy weekend out here, maybe time for naps, i think i heard. >> we were talking about naps before the show started. the moms on the couch wanted a nap. 500 of the more than 2300 children separated from families at the border with mexico have been reunited with families since may, according to a white house official who says in most cases the children were reunited within 3 days of separation. just yesterday, first lady melania trump visited one of the shelters, where kids who were separated are staying. it is not clear whether those reunited with their families are being detained with them. one democrat blasting the administration. >> donald trump administration's cruelty is rivalled only by the incompetence of this administration. when i went to san diego and we visited, shelters and the border patrol, you saw also they didn't have guidelines how to implement this policy and at the end, children and families are the ones suffering. >> doug is live at the white house with more. doug. >> hi, melissa. a

we are mostly watching it through computer the e-sports your is someone who is not sitting on a couch watching tv. he somebody sitting on a computer and watching tv on its computer because he can also play video games at the same time. or he isatching it on his phone. that model is from what traditional viewership model is which is turning on your tv and living through channels from your couch. the accessibility of vwewill mas traditional sports. >> one of the challenges ahead in terms of what coev e-sports from becong the next e-sports arena are looking touild a foundation, region knowledge he. we have three arenas now and our mobile drive. ist we are planning to do create originality between oakland, orange county, and anywhere else we decide to go that will build the foundation from amateur little league players. these ball is successful because you have a little league system, college system, professional system. you always have a way to build it up. e-sports can have the method of building up instead of grabbing from the top down. i think it will be incredibly successful and that

nique in the bedroom, he on his couch in the downstairs office. >> i wake up about 6:00 to go to the light is on in the bedroom. i can see it upstairs. so i go upstairs to see what's going on. she's not there. >> all her stuff was still there. her car was still there, her keys, her phone. >> her purse was still there? >> correct. he assumes she had left on foot or assumes somebody had come and picked her up. >> reporter: matt told the cop it was then that he realized his home security system had been turned off. >> i have a camera system in the house because i sell cameras with the dvr. she always shuts it off when she leaves, when she's pissed off. because she knows it pisses me off. >> so that's the first you learn that this place is wired for sound and pictures? >> correct. >> reporter: when nique leili's body was found days later near her home, learning the story told by those cameras became most urgent. >> coming up -- a treasure trove of evidence. >> quantify it. what are we talking about? >> thousands of hours of material. >> just what will it reveal? >> it's absolutely a tort

industrial expansion policy the china twenty twenty five policy with its rapid developments washington couching it as a national security concern is it right well everything is being wrapped now in a national can security framework we can see whether it's on the border suddenly migration becomes a national security issue also everything in trade steel aluminum imports from canada are considered a national security issue so here there is a kernel of truth in the u.s. complaints a lack of call it regulatory reciprocity but to clothe that in sort of this national security issue you know twenty thirty years down the road right now the united states and china are rivals and as rivals other countries have similar issues so i think it's more the issue of how do we coordinate to get this regulatory reciprocity that when investors go into china that they are treated the way chinese investors expect to be treated in the united states there is a kernel of truth there is a candle of truth but just picking up on that idea of rivalry that you've just spoken about to a certain extent we're talking about pheno

i thi i found out we have the same couch. >> we have the same couch?he instagram picture yesterday and i said i think that's my couch. >> s instagram fabulous? -- isn't instagram fact husband. >>> temperatures have cooled down a little across parts of the northeast and it's going to remain cool again for a couple days. we're in this see-saw pattern of hot and humid and then things cooling down. take a look at the southeast, temps in raleigh, 69, 73, and this entire area here across parts of the ohio valley, this is the future radar, things are going to dry out humidity-wise quite a bit behind the front that's moving through. heavier rain is moving across the mid-atlantic today. it's hot in atlanta, 90 degrees today. 92 in dallas, phoenix, 108. it's too early for those kinds of temperatures, starting the workweek at 109. the heat continues. but a little bit of a break across parts of the east for tomorrow. all right, guys, back to you. >> thank you, rick. >>> still ahead, we've got corey lewandoski, maria bartiromo, and of course this guy, jon huntsman

we want to call young people today who are frittering away their lives playing call of duty on the couchand it is unfair to say they are all one or the other. there is a well-established finding and literature that says ignorance and stupidity are highly correlated with age. we are all born morons and only get over it as we get older. some of it, they used to say gen x doesn't know anything, the baby boomers, some of that is endemic to me. a bigger part of the problem as my friend ben sass says, a civics crisis in this country, we do not teach people how the system works or how to be grateful for what they have inherited or the idea that there should be a partisan valence to the concept of free-speech is insane, a suicidal choice we are making of the culture to do that and the way we teach history so much in this country is we teach that american history or western history is only one story after another of things we should be ashamed of and a lot in our past we should be ashamed of. we should also be proud of how often we have overcome those things we are ashamed of. take slavery. slave

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my dad was a jewish intellectual whose idea vacation was going from one seller couch to another to reada different book or magazine or going to europe to look at museums. those guys for sure, i can come up with some other names pretty easily, but just since you brought up charles, i don't want to bring it up too much but the news about charles is just devastating. i know charles had a strange love persona on tv. a more decent and humane human being, i'm not sure you could name. he was amazing. it is a whole that i don't think never be filled without him in ourur public life. it breaks my heart that he's gone. >> you talk about people within the republican party not getting along very well. only have stuff like what happened with the ram deal where the burdenha of proof was inverted, isn't that the kind of thing that happens that will create a lot of infighting? >> yes, but i don't know that there's anybody in my circles who thought it wasn't terrible on processor policy. that's one of the things that unifies a lot of people on the right. a lot of liberals get furious whenever i argue or

gym is environmentally friendly, too, it's powered by the treadmills. 0ne incentive to get off the couchsion to build a town with all these sustainable values, but i can't help thinking can only really do this when you are building a community from scratch. i mean, could you imagine trying to retrofit an existing town with all of these technologies? you basically have to tear up the infrastructure and tear down all the buildings and start from scratch anyway. babcock has been built in the style of older towns, to attract those who aren't necessarily fans of a new build feel. hi. are you expecting me? people like the kinleys. do you mind if ijust step inside your air—conditioning and stay here forever? they've got a robot vacuum cleaner, a coffee making fridge.... it's set up so it won't spill all over the place. ..and an electric car. for richard, a self—confessed geek and a real fan of click, babcock was his calling. just reading tech blogs all the time on the internet and it sounded fascinating to me. i liked the idea that it was environmentally friendly and was looking forward as far

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they're sitting on the couch. >> that's the thing, sitting on the couch playing video games all day isbly unhealthy so you do need to correct some bad habits and get them on low-carb diets. emily: the characters we saw, what are they up to now? >> mike, who was featured, he just signed on with a new team. we heard him in the video say he will bounce back, and he did. emily: coming up, we will speak to a google employee who speaks out about the lack of diversity, pay equity, and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ instagram has announced it has reached a billion active users ever for the first time. in comparison, facebook has around 2 billion. the social platform will also start a new chapter of mobile video for people to be able to watch longform vertical videos, which can be up to an hour long. earlier this month, alphabets 's annual meeting was turned on its head when an employee to stage to criticize her boss's pay. she proposed base time pay raises to diversity and inclusion. the proposal was voted down, but it reflects a sentiment that they are not doing enough. she is a long-time google

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, and it may go on longer than a day, so it will be interesting to see who ends up sleeping on the couchs, rather thanjust right at the cabinet that she had last time. she comes up with a white paper at the end, all being well, and that will be the uk's brexit position. the tricky thing is that all the indications are she wants something more like norway. so that we would actually align rules with the single market. and of course the brexiteers will not have that. do you think that at chequers they will play one of those murder mystery games? one of the games they were thinking plan was pin the tail on boris the donkey. that is important, we just boris the donkey. that is important, wejust had boris the donkey. that is important, we just had the summit last week and 110w we just had the summit last week and now we are looking ahead to october as the next deadline, when we talk about this disunity and the pressure and the latter and the ramping up of pressure on her, it is because time is ticking. the time is six weeks. everything starts breaking up in the summer. so you have six weeks to

now around the couch. really interesting news today. you can see the president come out and address these matters on the heels of that report being, you know, released and saying that he felt that it wasn't fair and accurate in terms of how they describe of misconduct at the highest levels and putting the blame squarely with james comey. >> absolutely. also, i don't know if anybody else was able to watch the press conference -- >> who didn't? it was outstanding. >> i was watching it. >> and the other networks were watching it. >> one thing to pick up, jonathan turley said this on martha's show, horowitz wasn't saying there was bias. he said there wasn't evidence -- conclusion of bias that was determine thattive. he said i'm making this in a text because i want to help hillary clinton. that is something that horowitz couldn't find. there's bias without the report. christopher wray wouldn't be instructing the fbi to have basically training on bias if he wasn't worried about the way that this report outlines the behavior of fbi agents. loo

>> off the couch. >> jim swift talking about the breakdown in 2007. hillary clinton open barack obama were on the wrong side. they inserted a poison pill in what could have been comprehensive reform back then because they wanted to get rid of the guest worker program, wanted to sun set it. it could have passed then. and the restrictionists on the republican side sank that bill. >> there was a lot of opportunity with president obama ready to sign an immigration bill. there is so much -- kennedy: what when he had the majority in the senate? >> democrats absolutely deserve blame for having the situation where in 2018 we're still in this situation. but the level that this administration is willing to go to demonize immigrants, they are now also saying we're going to go back and look at people who have been naturalized as citizens and we're going to see if there was anything wrong on your application so we can kick you out. my parents are naturalized citizens. it's like they came for you and you didn't fight. then they came for you neighbor. now how many c

i'll bring it out to the couch.osh, win-win for republicans because if they have the vote and they lose, they are able to point to democrats and say you voted no on daca. /member people screaming at pelosi that she voted no ondacan border security. if they pass the legislation, they say they won. if they loss they say democrats voted no. >> josh: recall for late january and february, the democrats had the same opportunity and they shut the government down over the debate. the party doe't want to do border security. not only do they not want a wall, they want the open borders altogether. abolish i.c.e. is the new cry of the democratic party. which is out of step where the vast majority of america is on this. if you want to fix daca issue or child separation issue, for democrats you can't even talk about the problem of illegal immigration. >> melissa: they say if you explain, you are losing. but does the democrats explain voting no on daca? is that hard to defend for re-election? >> marie: the repubcan caucus cannot g

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evaluated by two different juries last week, ben brafman told us harveytein did n invent the casting couchday in court the proser complained that the phrase casting couch makes light of the case brafman apologized and vowed not to use it again but insisted that weinstein's conduct may have been inappropriate but wasn't criminal. here is what brafman told us after court today. >> rape is a terrible crime and he has denied these allegations and as terrible a crime as rape is, it is equally reprehensible to be accused of rape. since mr. weinstein has denied these allegations, that's where we are. >> reporter: now, dozens of women across the nation have accused harvey weinstein, many have filed civil complaints and not just against weinstein but against the companies that he was associated with. miramax, disney and the now bankrupt weinstein company by the way, some of these civil complaints also named the board members of thesepaniess well gloria allred, victims' rightsay she doesn't represent the two named victims on who these criminal charges are based but other new york alleged victims as

come on, you are sitting on the couch. aki: that is the thing.uch playing video games all day is incredibly unhealthy so you do need to correct some bad habits and get them on low-carb diets. that kind of thing. emily: the characters we saw here what are they up to now? ,aki: so mike, who was featured, in that episode just there, he actually just signed on with a new team. we heard him in the video talk about how he was going to bounce back, and he did. emily: coming up, we will speak with one google employee who speaks out about the lack of diversity, pay equity, and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the social media giant instagram has announced it has reached a billion active users ever for the first time. in comparison, facebook has around 2.2 billion active monthly users. snapchat has one million. the social platform will also start a new chapter of mobile video for people to be able to watch longform vertical videos, which can be up to an hour long. well earlier this month, alphabet's annual meeting was turned on its head when i google empl

you should just sit on the couch and watch them all.have to run some errands, here is the can't-miss games. france/australia first on saturday. france, one of the teams likely to be in the mix at the very end of this tournament. then, mighty argentina, one of the powerhouses of soccer against tiny iceland. kind of like the yankees playing the wichita wing nuts in the world series. then sunday, germany, reigning world champions, up against mexico. that'll be an extraordinary game and then also brazil, one of those i think will be in the final. germany and brazil could be the final itself. brazil plays switzerland on sunday. nobody plays the beautiful game more beautifully than brazil when they're on song. that's my prediction. for the final, it'll end up in a month's time, shannon, being brazil against germany. i'd like to say brazil will win it all because they play such great soccer. sadly, i think that far away from home in russia, brazil might diminish a little bit and the efficiency of the germans might win out. i say that as a very

i mean, like you put the couch in very small storage. and she, of course, she and her friend took it out. but in little ways you can perceive actually she saw herself as part of a whole. you know, to which you have responsibility. and this is the way that you behave. no one is -- no one is going to come and yell at you because you left this couch here. you just don't do that. period. you just don't do that. and kind of this is just a little example. but all the way down the line i think that i can see that my children have this idea that actually we belong to a larger world. and, you know, you're not like a marble. and a much larger world to which you have obligations. >> michael fayette, alabama. you're on the air with gish jen on book tv. please go ahead with your question. >> good afternoon. it's a real honor to be able to speak with you and ask you these questions. i have two -- i'm an inspiring writer. i'm trying to get as much practice in as my full-time commercial art and studio art business will allow. but that does have somethin

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. >> also, the last 30, 40 years everybody's known about the casting couch forever. >> but this isn't just about the -- no. >> you're asking, well, don't we have a right to change the rules? yes, but not change the facts. a lot of the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work, but i think partly because they're frustrated that they got all of these serious allegations against the current occupant of the oval office, and his voters don't seem to care u. think this president's been given a pass with regards to the women who have come forward and accused him of sexual misconduct? >> i think that -- no. but it hasn't gotten anything like the coverage you would expect with 19 people, 19 women have been lost, because i think that -- you have other things to cover and i think people think his constituents don't care. >> one of the things this #metoo has done, women speak out, feel emboldened. one of those women, monica lewinsky. wrote in an odd ep, changed her view of sexual harassment. my boss, most powerful on the planet. 27 years my senior. at the time at the pinnacle of

. >> i first saw her on the couch, one of her friends was like, pouring a little alcohol in her mouthe was just dancing having a fun time and stuff. >> reporter: she didn't look like she was completely wasted? >> no. she was conscious, walking around, having a good time, not stumbling. i couldn't say she might have been able to walk in a straight line, but i don't think most of the people there could've at that point any way. >> reporter: these photos posted on snapchat may allow us to peer into savannah's saturday night, but what they don't show, she says, are the effects of all that alcohol. she says she remembers feeling dizzy, but that's about all. what's the last thing you remember? >> the last thing that i remember is standing in the kitchen with everybody, singing "happy birthday." >> reporter: this is cellphone video of that moment obtained by "20/20." >> it's like i wasn't even in my body. like, it's like my head was telling me, like, something's not right. but i just -- i could feel myself kind of fading out, like you know, from having control of myself. but that's the last

and joining us today on the couch, fox news contributor, david webb is here and he is "outnumbered" ." and in some sparkly fleshly cufflinks. >> david: reagan cufflinks, i love them. >> david: they were made, she designed them for the president, says you have a date with destiny and aside from the official cufflinks which i also have, these are my other favorites. i have supreme court cufflinks which i know is something we are covering today. you would to think. i can't compete with charles payne on his cufflink but i like mine. >> harris: no one can. >> sandra: let's get to the ws come a of new reaction to developments rounding special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. the president's legal team grow back in january to his team. it says the president cannot possibly commit obstruction of justice because he has unfettered legal authority over all federal investigations. and then he has the broad authority to pardon himself. president trump's a lawyer rudy giuliani who has not yet joined his legal team when the letter was written was asked about that. because he has no intention o

back from the "outnumbered" couch, fox news contributor tarlov. and noelle.essica, i know you couldn't hear that. >> i have heard it before. >> melissa: okay. what do you think about that? that is dramatic to say ice has to taken apart rebuild from the ground up. >> it's dramatic and i don't think it's politically smart. both have acknowledged the crisis we have. immigration is an issue that is tricky for the democrats, especially a democrat from a state like california which has different attitude for us than necessarily more conservative state. or different place on the border. the reform aspect is sound and we should talk about how we can do that. but the ablix of i.c.e. writes the g.o.p. ads for the midterm. not only do they want open border they don't want anyone standing around to greet anyone across the border. >> to me this is the political posturing for her. she is seizing an opportunity to elevate her political presence. there is a rumor that she is looking to 2020. this could be something she wants to attach herself to. something i notice with a lo

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