here today, emily compagno host of kennedy, fox nation and fox news contributor tomi lahren and the center top seed, fox & friends cohost brian kilmeade. host of "the brian kilmeade radio show" and what makes america great on fox nation. season six mike available one week from today. the list is longer but the show was only one hour. so brian, you know, i scratch my head in unity, unity, unity is what we talk about and how it's being said, people don't really care about that. they don't care about that, is that true? >> brian: they should have told joe biden speechwriter. i would say over the last ten days the first two weeks however you want to phrase it come i've never been more upset with launched. and teasing us into think the effort to go bipartisan, barack obama had almost 60 senators, though ted kennedy passed away and then scott -- scott walker. >> no, that was texas ranger. you are right, brian. >> brian: in it will kill me to remember this. but he has a 50/50 advantage. they never got joe manchin involved in the process has they choose to do jima down the republicans though it's

i want to get to emily compagno,

i'm harris faulkner in here today, my cohost emily compagno, new york post columnist and fox news contributor miranda devine. morgan ortagus, congrats on that gorgeous baby girl. and in the virtual center see today, the host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. you will be with me on sunday, "the shot: looking at vaccinations in america." thanks, everybody, good to see you. let's start with the governor of new york and finally some democrats coming on board with, you might want to believe this woman or at least investigated. >> very few and it's a trickle, not a flood and what i really want to do, harris, is start with the first person you started with, the most senior of the people who you would want based on that past statement to come forward strongly in support of this accuser, this victim as she would say, this person who made these allegations. that's vice president kamala harris because of all the people during that circus, she was the biggest grand stander, the most aggressive in making those arguments, in the committee pressing then-judge kavanaugh. kamala harris has shown that th

emily compagno, my cohost.ing us in the center seat, ken starr. great to see everybody, ken starr, talk to me about what the defense needs to do today after watching a lot of football i said defense but it's kind of like that. >> ken: [laughs] they are going to run the play call, the first amendment of free speech and allow some technical arguments about, hey, you showed really bad things happen and you showed it in a very powerful way but excuse me, did you indicts those people? know, you impeach someone who is now the former president of the united states. and let's now analyze what he said. it's not what did the president know what it he noticed, what did the president say and also a comparison with the inflammatory rhetoric of chuck schumer and the whole litany of go out and do things, fight hard and so forth, remember hillary rodham clinton, i will fight for you. let's interpret that, this had a different meaning but then it comes a matter of interpretation and the house managers will lose on the first ame

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here today, emily compagno, miranda devine, leslie marshall, and in the center virtual couch, former wisconsin congressman and foss dominic fox news contributor sean duffy. it is friday east, people. let's bring it. sean, you know the people, many of them you served on the hill not long ago. are we at a point where that only lasted for maybe 15 minutes? >> sean: as america watches over the last decades, they often feel like it's broken or doesn't work. members of congress work well together on must pass legislation. i disagree with maxine waters on a lot of issues. i'm a conservative, she's a liberal, but i know she's a nice person. we disagree on policy but like each other persoripping this conference apart and the congress of the park. it is the prerogative of the minority party to pick what members you want to serve on what committees. this is unprecedented that the majority would step in and supplant the minority view on who should serve on what committee. as you mentioned in the tweets from my former colleagues, this is going to come back to haunt democrats. the odds republicans

i want to get to emily compagno, my cohost to get her thoughts as well. >> emily: thank you, harris and to echo what jonathan turley is saying here, to remind viewers, yesterday the argument was over the threshold issue, it was a procedural question of whether this entire proceeding was unconstitutional. today we are going to see the arguments on the merits. remember as well of the democrats have charged multiple elements as it is within this one charge of incitement of insurrection and in fact, this is part of what trump's defense team is arguing, this is procedurally inadequate to to have so many charges under one account so expect to see, if we can expect the same style it will be compelling, persuasive and highly organized on the democrat house impeachment managers side going down one by one all of these charges they have made. that leads to the president, then-president trump inciting insurrection. what was particularly persuasive, congressman joe negus of colorado, i think it's sort of emblematic of the strength of the democrat's case today. >> harris: you see them taking the pled

bringing in "outnumbered" today, my cohost emily compagno, katie pavlich, former my earlier today madeis >> ari: let me correct you, this is not impeachment trial number two, this is impeachment i wouldn't be surprised if there were more common, that's how it works these days. on the substance of the matter, i don't understand why anybody is saying what they think at this stage. frankly, if you are on trial for something, would anybody say whether you deserve on the prosecution's case? does in the so the coverage of this is if it's baseball, only one team has will not defend president trump is a of the senators senator thune was one, senator cassidy another, some of the republicans and how hard it was to is your take on all of this? >> kim: thank you, first of all, were hard to watch and so are the videos i saw the country. i am receiving tons of emails and text messages because i believe a bunch of money on this impeachment trial, this to me as a waste of are talking about this as in such danger and maybe they felt have security there, there are people to protect them, we don't hear a

emily compagno, host of no interruption, tomi lahren, host of kennedy on fox business, and joining us former speaker of the house and host of the podcast, newt gingrich is here with us. great to see everybody! take us into your world and react to what is going on. public health, it seems like this bill is about anything other than covid relief. >> all you have to do is say, if you are the democrats and you want to use the american people's money to build the biggest possible political machine, the machine we see in new york, illinois, california, it's perfect. if you've had a really terrible policies and you really destroyed your small businesses and he really maximize your employment, you get more money as a reward. the states should have done the right thing, small businesses prosper, they will be taxed to transfer the money back, people like governor cuomo. he's earned really serious problems or the governor of california. what you have them a to say to yourself, almost everything, $100 million for an underground railroad in silicon valley, i somehow think apple, google, facebook,

. >> you are watching "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno. kennedy, fox news correspondent gillian turner, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, and publisher of "the federalist," host of "the federalist" radio hour, been dominant should. welcome and good morning to you all. i would like to talk with you. welcome back to the couch. what we are watching here, it appears the cover-up implies such a level of culpability and where is the ownership here. this is the governor of new york and people died under his watch. it appears we are looking at, instead of a leader, a liar, far more interested in self-promotion then facing this head-on with responsibility and transparency. your thoughts? >> thank you, emily and it's good to be back. governor cuomo is in many ways a media creation. it's really fitting that he got that for his performance, pretending to be a governor, pretending to be a leader for all of us to see. i think the media was happy to use him as a tool against president trump and a lot of different ways, as a reflection of responsible le

here today, my cohost, emily compagno. hosted "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren. and joining us today, syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton is here. welcome, lee got the technical gremlins worked out, we are all together, that's good. buck, you are out. your reaction to what's happening? >> buck: i think democrats are wrong on all counts here. just to say that the president incited. if calling for voices to be heard peacefully is the same as calling for violence, imminent violence, then language has no meaning. i think they are wrong on the constitutionality of this, or at least the constitutional intent. and what's the best of the country. what did they hope to achieve with this? we've already seen 45 republican senators say they don't believe in the process in terms of the constitutional aspect at this point. they think this is a violation of that. what did they really want here? they want to humiliate and further embarrassed trump voters at this stage? all the talk of unity just feels like a sham. what we see is their version of unity is, "p

emily compagno, katie pavlich, laura logan and in the virtual center see today, cohost of "fox & friends weekend," pete hegseth is here. we get that, from all the civilians in your service, i'm going to start with you, firsthand knowledge we are facing as we jump back into the deal with iran. >> what we are saying is the virtual third term of the obama administration, all the officials are negotiated that terrible deal are back in the white house so of course they are wedded to the foolish and naive outcome they hope for which is that somehow if we relieve sanctions, which is our leverage, and then invite them to the table, we somehow stop them from getting exactly what they want which is a pathway to a nuclear bomb. the ones closest to this threat, in reaction to what the biden administration is looking to do, they said this will pave iran's path to a nuclear arsenal which is, if you believe the words of what autocrats say, means death to israel, death to america to protect their interest and a trump administration -- not their interest, their ideology, these are radicals that are a hol

here today, emily compagno, anchor and executive editor, martha maccallum, fox news contributor mollieingway, and joining us today former assistant u.s. attorney from the southern district of new york at fox news contributor andy mccarthy. if you'd not been reading his op-ed on foxnews.com, cancel the rest of your day and do that. some of what you're writing educates us in such a high level. i've learned a lot about impeachment from you and what you write. i'm curious, what is the headlines for today as we go into impeachment? >> that's very kind of view. i think we are all getting good at impeachment since we do it more often than we used to do. [laughter] i think if i had like one theme i would want to make out of this it would be instead of going as a senate trial, i would call it the orwellian trial and that's because almost everything you hear and almost everything were going to be told is kind of the opposite of what is actually going on. and to be concrete about that, i think you were going to hear again and again that it's it's important to go through with this trial because we

today, my cohost emily compagno, dagen mcdowell composed of "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren and the virtual center seat on the couch until we can be there together, joe concha. media and politics columnist for "the hill" and fox news contributor. great to see you. joe, i begin with you. you don't have to focus on new york, a lot of people were focused on its governor ahead of the pandemic and look at this now. >> joe: look at this now, now the feds actually investigating. this is a story that probably fox news viewers or those who read "the new york post" that, this is not very surprising. we've been talking about the situation as far as nursing homes for some time and obviously, last week, not a he said, she said situation, one of cuomo's own aides did say there was a cover-up, around 9,000 more deaths in nursing homes than we originally knew. we always hear these comparisons between the cuomo family and vicor leone family , the movie "godfather," which was made well after you guys were born but in this case, andrew cuomo, he is sunny. he is the bully, because remember, thi

no one better to take it to then attorney in cohoes have outnumbered on the fox news channel, emily compagnoemocrats saying he incited, it would not accept the election results. this agitated the crowd they went to try and overthrow the government. you've got his lawyer saying hey man exhibit every once about the election results, protected free speech rate also he did not insights, so who is right? rick i love playing both sides. i will say that they both have compelling arguments. that the trump team is arguing sort of a pretty classic defense brief here. they are saying look this entire proceeding is unconstitutional. however, if you find it constitutionally have to quit and here's why. they are arguing sort of two buckets here print their sink on its face a lot of issues with this impeachment accusations here. they sent violated his due process by the brush of this. it violates his free speech. not to mention again into cell and consent constitutional. they let's their multiple allegations of conduct that are impeachable into this one article. they said there so many flaws here that you

here today, emily compagno, dagen mcdowell, host of "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren and in the virtual center seat, lawrence jones. tomi, and lawrence are both in orlando for fox nation coverage of cpac. let's start with the governor cuomo situation. i said he's rocking two scandals, what he is rocking a several investigations and maybe more coming. >> lawrence: there are two scandals but they are connected because it shows a pattern of behavior, he concealed numbers, not only did he conceal numbers from people in government but from the authorities as well, we also know that he's a bully, he intimidates people, those are also signs of a predator that's gotten away with it before they because they intimidate their victims. he is proven... ... innocent until proven guilty and i stand by that, he has the right to face his accuser but what we see is a guy that's been used to getting away with this and had cover from people in his own political party, we will talk about that later in the show but the walls are closing in and you know, this was the guy that was supposed to be

my cohost, emily compagno. host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. former white house to communications director under president trump, alyssa farah, is here. an nfl player, ordained minister command spokesman for the national association a police athletic league, jack brewer. jack, great to see you, alyssa, great to see you too. jack come i want to start with you on pushing ahead without any republican support. i've heard that the clock is ticking, i know that and i know where the economy is for people. a lot of people are struggling to. at the same time, we have seen eight months go by with nancy pelosi to get to what we got to at the end of last year. >> jack: it adds to the divide. i think it's unfortunate when you already have a nation that is split down the middle. to not have any republican support for a bell this big -- this package if you look back ten or 30 years ago would e unheard of. these are numbers that are the size of small economies around the world. we really should all be able to sit around the table at this point in our nation. w

here today, emily compagno, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall." no interruptions was put on fox nation, tomi lahren. and cohost of "fox & friends" weekends, will kane. very real, not make-believe. well, i'm going to come to you first on this end your reaction. >> will: my reaction, first of all, harris, good to see you. i think this is the first time i've spoken to you in about 12 years, probably on a fox news digital offering some decade ago. it's good to be on with you again. my reaction to the andrew cuomo story, the governor cuomo story isn't quite as happy. i think it's an embarrassment of leadership to start, that's at a minimum. we are talking to somebody was very happy to accept all of the celebration, the pats on the back, celebrity endorsements, whatever it may be that came his way, he basked in that spotlight for months on end and now that it's time for someone to be held accountable for his decisions, what is he do? well, it's everyone's fault but himself. it is the workers at the nursing homes, it is an act of god, he literally had to

here today my co-host, emily compagno, ceo of situation room, joanna masko. joining us on the virtual seat until we're all together again civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo -- >> hi, ladies! >> harris: terrific to see everybody today. leo, i'm going to start with you, just on the notion of the back and forth and trust was such an important and continues to be such an important journey that we're all taking together during the pandemic. >> you know, harris, i have been a lawyer for 35 years. when you played that clip, if mr. fauci was in a court of law, he would be impeached. i think he's being used by the biden administration. he did have credibility initially. but now he's beyond being a doctor. he's a politician. i think he provides the biden administration cover for their delay, all these promises. the schools are still closed. you just played a piece where we don't know if grandma and grand dad can, after being vaccinated, can go see their grandchildren. he's flip flopping all over. he's providing cover. i think dr. fauci's 15 minutes of f

emily compagno, kim klacik, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. joining us on the virtual couch, radio show host, former secret service agent and fox news contributor dan bongino. dam, great to see you. great to see everybody. dan, let's start with how things are building. anti-cuomo rallies led by a democrat. calls for impeachment. fbi investigation. >> dan: there is this thing in politics. they call it the big mill, momentum. it could be a positive aura can be a negative. nobody can put of field or a touch. it's not material, not tactile. you know it. you also know when the big mall mo.we know liberalism as a foret fire. but it's difficult due to media gas lighting to draw a line from a policy to its negative outcome because the media gets in the middle and lies for liberals. why is it so devastating? wise cuomo it so much trouble? that line isn't difficult. there is no way to gas like this. there is an actual memo suggesting that you should put people who are sick in nursing homes. people literally died. it's not figurative. there is nothing re

here today, emily compagno, kennedy, former new mexico governor susana martinez and in the virtual center seat on our make-believe couch until we are all together again, host of "one nation" and fox news political analyst loris elect lawrence jones. great to see you, lawrence, i caught your tweets and i hope your family in texas is doing well, you and i share that in common. i just had on whoever's end of a few minutes ago, the reaction to what's happening right now, i want to hear from you just on the energy aspect of it, green versus anything else. >> lawrence: well, as you know, harris, and thank you so much for your comments, my family is making it through, they are all over texas, my entire family is in texas. but i have to start off by being troubled by the governor that was just on the program, we played the spot and although i respect the governor and the leadership there, this has been terrible and it's one thing to talk about the green new deal and the energy policy coming to texas but texas is controlled by all republicans. every seat when it comes to government for the entire

. >> congrats to you, miranda devine, emily compagno, everybody have a blessed weekend. here is "america reports." >> john: all things so much, we start this hour of "america reports" with a fox news alert. you are looking at cpac in orlando where tom cotton of arkansas to take the stage any moment. i'm john roberts from washington, hi, sandra. >> sandra: hi, john, i am sandra smith. as you can see the senator is taking the stage. let's dip in and listen. >> it's great to be back at cpac it, but something is different this year. for the first time ever cpac is not in our nation's capital. that's because they want to let us anywhere near our nations capitol. think about it, even though cases are plummeting and vaccination rates are surging, we are still banned from getting anywhere near our nations capitol. contrast that with what happened last summer with the blm protest they are. thousands of people in the streets and cases were surging. the democratic politicians try to lock that down? no, they went out and marched with them. now maybe if cpac had promised to burn down

former nfl player chris valletta, emily compagno and joe concha as they play live for the coveted trophy at your headlines. steve: thank you, jillian. you cannot cheer. and you cannot sing. brian: right. steve: according to dr. fauci. ainsley: but you can have your beverage of choice. brian: right. yourself, 6 feet away from everybody else and put the mask right back on between sips. that's all i ask. tom shillue for me should replace it alex trebek. i would not be surprised if he isn't on the short list. he's that good. biden push for america increase to the federal minimum wage. restaurant owners like our next guest says this will force them to cut payrolls even more. and from our friends at fox bet, check this out. as the music comes. in download the fox bet super 6. this can chris chulo on the drums. play for a chance to win $5,000. it's a snare drum. all you need to do is predict six outcomes at fox bet super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports free to play. download the fox bet super 6 app. now. chris, you can stop. ♪ ♪ ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i fee