republican strategist chris faulkner based in l.a. but he is paying us a visit in our studio in washington tonight chris thank you very much we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. thanks rob. well here in germany lawmakers have reached an agreement on the contentious issue of reuniting refugee families the new plan allows the close family members to join asylum seekers here starting this august but their numbers will be limited to a maximum of one thousand per month now the deal is part of a larger plan to end months of deadlock between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats as they seek to form a new coalition government. that asylum seekers made their voices heard outside the german parliament it could be a very long time before many of them see their family again in march twenty sixth in the german government halted family reunions for hundreds of thousands of refugees with so-called subsidiary protection is that as less than full asylum. family reunions for this group were set to begin next m

republican strategist chris faulkner is based in l.a. but he is paying us a visit in our studio in washington tonight chris thank you very much we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. we're germany's parliament today agreed on a new policy on refugee family reunions while the far right party criticize the changes as too liberal many others feel they don't go far enough currently some asylum seekers already in germany including many syrians aren't allowed to bring family members here these are migrants who do not face political persecution or are not protected by the un refugee convention today's new policy will reopen the doors to about a thousand people a month. of polish lawmakers have backed a controversial bill criminalizing anyone who suggests that poland or its people were complicit in nazi war crimes under the bill people who speak of polish death camps for example could receive a three year prison sentence poland's ruling party says the legislation is needed to ensure that polls are recognised as victims of the nazis t

republican strategist chris faulkner based in l.a. but he is paying us a visit in our studio in washington tonight chris thank you very much we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. here in germany lawmakers have reached an agreement on the contentious issue of reuniting refugee families the new plan allows close family members to join asylum seekers here beginning in august but their numbers will be limited to a maximum of one thousand per month now the deal is part of a larger plan to end months of deadlock between the german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats as they seek to form a new coalition government. asylum seekers made their voices heard outside the german parliament it could be a very long time before many of them see their family again in march twenty sixth in the german government halted family reunions for hundreds of thousands of refugees with so-called subsidiary protection as that is less than full asylum. family reunions for this group were set to begin next month thursday's

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we want to go to washington now and chris faulkner he is a republican political strategist christens good to see you again you know we've got the white house saying that the president wants to release the memo to morrow can you maybe explain to our audience why he wants to make that memo public is the purpose to undermine the robert moeller investigation. no of course not the purpose here is to make sure that the public has complete faith in total trust in the f.b.i. since late eleven almost no federal agency has been more instrumental in keeping americans safe than the f.b.i. that everyone believes it's very much likely true that ninety nine percent of the folks do if the are doing their darndest to keep everyone safe and to protect our country from any threats for the best the concern is here there may have been a few bad actors a few folks who with a partisan angle with a very unfortunate politics. bent to their views were involved in this investigation in unfortunate making the rest of the f.b.i. look bad when you and i can't we can't be sure of what is in the document because we

republican strategist chris faulkner based in l.a. but he is paying us a visit in our studio in washington tonight chris thank you very much we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the u.n. special envoy on human rights in myanmar has said that military operations against pro hinge of muslims bear the hallmarks of genocide nearly seven hundred thousand have fled to bangladesh since the army cracked down after last year's attacks by insurgents a turkish court has reversed its decision to release the national head of amnesty international from detention the original decision was made yesterday but successfully appealed by the prosecution of the human rights activists time there killing has been in jail since last june on terrorism charges which he did not. kenya's high court has ordered the government to end its shutdown of three private t.v. stations the outlets were taken off the air after they covered opposition leader right self-proclaimed pre

i'm 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 goes to the house as i mentioned, a deal that both sides of the aisle have negotiated, but does not mean everybody is on board. well, of course not. it is congress. nancy pelosi gave a record breaking eight-hour long speech on the house floor, demanding commitment from speaker paul ryan to address the expiring dreamers program. she wants the same agreement that has been made in the senate. >> why should we in the house be treated in such a humiliating way, when the republican senate leader has given that opportunity in a bipartisan way to his membership? without that commitment from speaker ryan, comparable to mcconnell, this package does not have my support, nor does it have the support of a large number of me

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i'm harris faulkner.d to plead guilty in the robert mueller investigation just a day after being slapped with new charges. catherine herridge is alive for us in washington. the big question everyone has is, this isn't really connected with where robert mueller was going in the first place. fill us in. >> just within the last hour, this 25 page of the superseding indictment has been made available for the court. you can think of it as a road map for the hearing that's coming up just an hour from now. i read to the documents, and i

listen to his concerns about justice in britain is out now jonathan thanks so much for coming on to faulkner alleging all of this about the state of justice in the u.k. what was your experience. fully justified for a short sentence in two thousand and eleven i've never once complained about being sent to prison i was only there for seventeen weeks. or i expected the shawshank redemption. mostly saw multipart from there have been groups like the howard league since what the twenty's.

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

right now, let's go to harris faulkner.is: again, we're awaiting a fresh update from the county sheriff in florida as the suspect in yesterday's school shooting is set to make his first court appearance. we should say we've been promised to get a look at the timeline for the very first time in that next update. extremely important to keep our eyes on that let's go to "outnumbered overtime." the 19-year-old suspect who had been expelled from school charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder now. it's the nation's worst school shooting since sandy hook. he's expected to appear before a judge in a south florida courtroom in the next hour. president trump, who has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, seeking to soothe the nation

i'm harris faulkner.alls, loud voices growing for broad county sheriff scott israel to quit amid new information that some emergency response teams were not allowed in to the hot zone to treat patients. among those patients, children. fox news confirming that law enforcement received at least 45 calls related to the accused shooter's family. nearly double what the sheriff's office had previously reported to us. all this as a group of stoneman douglas students meeting with democratic and g.o.p. lawmakers again

i'm harris faulkner. the democrats were rebuttals now on the president's desk.imously voted to make it public. president trump has five business days to decide whether to allow its release. declassify a potential of the same way he did the g.o.p. memo, that's what we are watching for. at the top democrat on intel adam schiff says democrats want to make sure the unit administration does not redact the memo for political purposes. >> we want to make sure that any reductions that are made are fully explained to work committee by the fbi or department of justice and likewise by the white house. we want to make sure the white house does not redact our memo for political purposes and obviously, that the deep

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner.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

let's go outnumbered overtime i'm harris faulkner.mittee now is investigating the white house's handling of rob porter's security clearance even as accusations domestic abuse were piled up against him. congressman trey gowdy says they launched an investigation last night and he wants to hear from chief of staff john kelly and white house council don mcgahn about their extent of the knowledge of the domestic abuse allegations against porter. this a day after the head of the fbi contradicted the white house's time line of events. >> i would want to know from don mcgahn and general kelly and anyone else what did you know, from whom did you hear it, to what extent did you hear it and

here today harris faulkner, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth.mer deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst marie hamp and joining us on the couch opinion editor and columnist for the "washington times" and fox news contributor charlie hurt is here and he is outnumbered. bring in that d.c. flavor up here in new york. >> you got to be careful on the train coming up here. it's falling apart. >> it is scary. >> harris: a lot going on. i'm glad you are here safely. >> sandra: let's get going. deadline is tomorrow night midnight for lawmakers to avoid a shut down. dead on the rival in the senate where leaders are working on their own bipartisan deal with some members sounding optimistic. meantime president trump is raising the possibility of a shut down if his immigration policies are not included in the bill. >> if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown. we will do a shutdown and it's worth it for our country. i would love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> sandra: the president's comments throwi

jails and in the past few days tony blair's former lord chancellor charlie faulkner has come out to attack the state of justice under minority government leader to raze m a from re-offending rates to a probation service he alleges is ceased to function just how bad is it well we're joined by former prisoner and now reform campaigner jonathan robinson his latest book on it about his attempts to get the establishment to listen to his concerns about justice in britain is out now to the thanks so much for coming on sir for your alleging all of this about the state of justice in the u.k. what was your experience. fully justified very short since and since two thousand and eleven i've never once complained about being sent to prison i was only there for seventeen weeks. and i expected the shawshank redemption. mostly small multiply from there have been groups like the howard league since with the twenty's saying the kind of thing you're saying to me now why have the bullshits not been listening since then to deliver your books descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that

faulkner said that "the past is never dead, "it isn't even past." and that's very much i think what the confederate statue debate is about. - it's being cast in some quarters as a choice between history and what you choose to celebrate. you know you don't forget history, you don't ignore history, but you do choose what you celebrate. - yeah the way we talk about the past has an impact on the present. that's why these things are so raw, that's why they're so important. and we've gotta make some commitments to each other. - [evan] you're unconflicted about that? - yeah! look, you can't just say oh well, it's history. or that confronting it means that we're or that confronting it means that we're erasing our own history. - right. - it's much deeper than that. but what we can do and what we do know is that the way we behave, the way we treat each other the way our policies are organized, have an impact on our ability to conquer this for the future so that you know, my kids and grandkids will, if these issues haven't been cured by then will at least be t

i am harris faulkner in new yor new york. fox news alert. we are on memo watch. very public showdown between the fbi. the white house is that saying president trump has read a g.o.p. memo, which reportedly reported surveillance abuses. he is expected to let it go public. this, despite serious opposition from the fbi, which is a highly unusual public review, saying it has "grave concerns" about the member released. they said that it would set a dangerous president. we bring enough chief intelligence correspondent catherine harris with of the latest developments. and there has been, moment by moment today. >> that's right, after another day of brutal recrimination, and a call for the the dash the ree is imminent. >> right now, the document that we received on monday is going through a process that is led by the white house counsel's office. it is going to get reviewed from all relevant stakeholders, that includes intelligence photos, and folks in the law enforcement community. they will be advising the president. he will make a decision on the appropriate time. be

i'm harris faulkner. kennedy.iness trish regan and joining us on the couch fox news political am list and co-host of the five juan williams is here. we say he is outnumbered b

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i am sandra smith, and are today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, former deputy spokesperson for the stateepartment and fox news analyst, marie harf, and are joining us on the couch, my coanchor, bill hemmer. he is here. >> bill: it's been too long.

here today, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com, katie pavlich. "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. and joining us on the couch, jason chaffetz is "outnumbered" on an incredibly important day in our nation as the president has been meeting with these governors in the white house. >> jason: so much of what happens happens at the state level. one of the more important things you can do is have that discussion.

killing 17 people at majory stone dougman douglas high school on valentine's day: i'm in for harris faulkner courtroom in fort lauderdale. this as we are learning a lot more about the suspect's troubled past as well as the text messages that he allegedly sent right before the massacre. for more on the legal road ahead for nikolas cruz bring in former federal prosecutor doug burns. doug, if cruz speaks, we're going to go to the courtroom and hear what he has to say or the judge in the case speaks. at issue right now, doug, it's my understanding, first of all, that the defense called this hearing. >> yes. >> the defense wants to keep his medical records sealed. why? >> they want to take a precautionary step. first of all, this is pure legal. you know, shop talk. it's early in the proceedings. and any kind of medical

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 suggest it is perfect but we worked hard to find common ground and stay focused on serving the the amen people. >> harris: just so you know, during the latter part of this hour, the closure vote to haul debate on that from the senate side. this is happening right now, moving forward potentially to keep the government down on the senate side. the budget deal is much less certain on the house side. nancy pelosi, eight hours she was on the house floor speaking

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i am sandra smith, and here today, harris faulkner, trish regan, democratic strategist jessica tarlov, and joining us today on the couch, fox news radio host, buck sexton. he is "outnumbered" ." >> buck: it great to be here. thanks for having me. >> sandra: we have a lot avenues in this hour. we are awaiting a decision by the white house as to whether it will allow the release of the controversial g.o.p. memo on the russian investigation. the president could make his decision at any moment. the fbi is urging him to keep it under wraps. the bureau says in a statement it has grave concerns about omissions in the memo that could impact its accuracy. white house principal deputy secretary says it is being carefully reviewed. >> he wants transparency, he wants the public to be able to see things, but we want to make sure that all legal equities are protected. >> buck: he wanted to go out, correct? >> he made it pretty clear, we want more information out there. we do want transparency. we want the public to have a right to see it. >> sandra: at fox news alert, here the president is on the g

i'm harris faulkner. let's take a look at the screen now. on screen left, any moment we expect to hear from the broward county school superintendent robert runcie, as students and the community try restore some sense of normalcy, if that's possible two weeks after a former student burst on to campus and killed 17 people. screen right, the white house where president trump will meet a bipartisan group of lawmakers on school safety. in amendment mornings i will be joined by a congressman who will be at that meeting with the president that you can about who to expect. eruptiony on this very brahm earlier in the week and talked about how things would be and feel different for those students when they return today. they picked up in fourth period which is where they had left off before that shooter began the massacre. and so this day has been a tough one. let's watch and listen to the superintendent. >> i'm joined by our school board members. school board chair nora rupert. vice chair heather brinkworth. school board member dr. roselyn osgood. an

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 and the president will deh redaction's. but there is simply no guarantee and it remains a waiting game at this hour. a white house spokesman told repo

let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. democrats still furious about a republican memo released last week which raises questions about the integrity of the russia investigation. now the democrats want their own memo released. a memo which is expected to tell a much different story. the house intelligence committee can vote on that matter sometime today, whether or not to release it. the president could have the final say again on this. all this as it does not appear congress has made any considerable progress on the legal status of the estimated 800,000 dreamers in this country. the government could go broke after thursday have no budget deal is reached. mike emanuel joins us live from capitol hill with breaking developments on this. mike? >> good afternoon, a top senate democrats is even facing that thursday late night deadline, he does not anticipate failure. >> i don't see a government shutdown coming but i do see senator mcconnell finally bringing this critical issue that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of p

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i mean, dish in terms of faulkner, i read light in august, and i'm blanking on the bigger ones. he has not really stayed with me. i don't think about him often as an influence. i don't have much use for him, guess in terms of my work, and i haven't read him in like 30 years. the post-modernist, and his postmodern collage was important for me. i read them in a class, and then went out and bought their books that summer, to sort of continue studying up on them. not -- i haven't read gast but gadis, i did me time with the recognitions. it's like 800 pages, and jr, i prefer jr, those sort of really distinctly american novels, kaleidoscopic -- in terms of public burn, richmond nixon there is as a character, the rosenbergs. and that counted of way of taking real live character's putting enemy your book and have are your own spin. that was die do that. i got from cougar, from those pathos. >> host: from a profile of you in the guardian in 2017, whitehead's parents ran an executive recruitment firm and were less than delight when he announced the desire to become a writer. >> sure. i me

let's go "outnumbered" over time on harris faulkner. fbi director christopher wray at a hearing with the nation's top intelligence officials testifying he sees "no inherent political bias inside his agency." this amid charges that pro-clinton agents abuse their surveillance powers in the 2016 election and use the fruits of an unverified dossier to go after members of the trump campaign. watch a bit. >> there's no shortage of opinions about our agency just like every other agency appear. through its work, through its case, through the victims it protects. not too hung up on what i consider to be the noise. >> you haven't seen any evidence of any sort of inherent clinical bias in the agency? >> no. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge following all of it for us. she joins is now on capitol hill with the latest. catherine? >> the fbi director christopher wray gave a forceful and passionate defense of the bureaus nearly 48,000 employees but he made no reference to the half dozen senior executives that have been dem

i am sandra smith, and are today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harf, and are joining us on the couch, my coanchor, bill hemmer. he is here. >> bill: it's been too long. great to be back with you ladies. difficult day, but we will get through it together. >> sandra: good to have you, let's begin. talking about school safety. this comes after he held a listening session at the white house for students, teachers, and parents affected by gun violence. he listened to their consumed my concerns and endorsed a certain gun control measures, tweeting this morning, i will be strongly pushing up background checks with an emphasis on mental health. raise the age to 21, and end the sale of a bum stocks. congress is in a mood or to something, and he also talked about the possibility of arming teachers. >> this would only be two people who are very adept at handling a gun. and it would be called concealed carry, where the teacher would have a concealed gun on them. they would go for special training, and they would be ther

let's go "outnumbered" over time on harris faulkner.irector christopher wray at a hearing with the nation's top intelligence officials testifying he sees "no inherent political bias inside his agency." this amid charges that pro-clinton agents abuse their surveillance powers in the 2016 election and use the fruits of an unverified dossier to go after members of the trump campaign. watch a bit. >> there's no shortage of opinions about our agency just like every other agency appear. through its work,

i'm harris faulkner. he is expected to plead guilty in the robert mueller investigation just a day after being slapped with new charges. catherine herridge is alive for us in washington. the big question everyone has is, this isn't really connected with where robert mueller was going in the first place. fill us in. >> just within the last hour, this 25 page of the superseding indictment has been made available for the court. you can think of it as a road map for the hearing that's coming up just an hour from now. i read to the documents, and i would break it down this way. he is expected to plead guilty to two count, wanted conspiracy against the united states. it had two elements oratorical foundational pieces to it. one has to do with his lobbying work along with paul manafort, his longtime business partner, who was also charged by the special counsel right now. it was there lobbying work with a pro-russia party in ukraine. it also has to do with the money laundering of what they say is $18 million, an

i'm harris faulkner. calls, loud voices growing for broad county sheriff scott israel to quit amid new information that some emergency response teams were not allowed in to the hot zone to treat patients. among those patients, children. fox news confirming that law enforcement received at least 45 calls related to the accused shooter's family. nearly double what the sheriff's office had previously reported to us. all this as a group of stoneman douglas students meeting with democratic and g.o.p. lawmakers again today. they head back to classes tomorrow. republican congressman steve scalise himself a survivor a shooting spoke to some of the students. >> had the opportunity to meet with a number of the parkland students. there was some talk about policy. there was talk about breakdowns. various levels of government that failed those kids. but then we ultimately talked about our shared experience. they are going to be going back to school tomorrow. i know there is a lot of trepidation as they go back. so kee

right now, let's go to harris faulkner. harris: again, we're awaiting a fresh update from the county sheriff in florida as the suspect in yesterday's school shooting is set to make his first court appearance. we should say we've been promised to get a look at the timeline for the very first time in that next update. extremely important to keep our eyes on that let's go to "outnumbered overtime." the 19-year-old suspect who had been expelled from school charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder now. it's the nation's worst school shooting since sandy hook. he's expected to appear before a judge in a south florida courtroom in the next hour. president trump, who has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, seeking to soothe the nation left raw after yet another mass shooting. president trump: our entire nation with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. to every parent, teacher and child who is hurting so badly we're here for you, whatever you need, whatever we can do, to ease your pain. we're all

i'm harris faulkner. the democrats were rebuttals now on the president's desk. they unanimously voted to make it public. president trump has five business days to decide whether to allow its release. declassify a potential of the same way he did the g.o.p. memo, that's what we are watching for. at the top democrat on intel adam schiff says democrats want to make sure the unit administration does not redact the memo for political purposes. >> we want to make sure that any reductions that are made are fully explained to work committee by the fbi or department of justice and likewise by the white house. we want to make sure the white house does not redact our memo for political purposes and obviously, that the deep concer concern. >> harris: also the main author of the g.o.p. is memo, intel chairman devin nunes is sticking by his party's claim that the government abused its surveillance powers during the 2016 campaign. due to part of the reason why we know that we are right is because the roman was the tax on me, trey gowdy, and what did i y for ten days? they said

killing 17 people at majory stone dougman douglas high school on valentine's day: i'm in for harris faulkner. cruz is there in that courtroom in fort lauderdale. this as we are learning a lot more about the suspect's troubled past as well as the text messages that he allegedly sent right before the massacre. for more on the legal road ahead for nikolas cruz bring in former federal prosecutor doug burns. doug, if cruz speaks, we're going to go to the courtroom and hear what he has to say or the judge in the case speaks. at issue right now, doug, it's my understanding, first of all, that the defense called this hearing. >> yes. >> the defense wants to keep his medical records sealed. why? >> they want to take a precautionary step. first of all, this is pure legal. you know, shop talk. it's early in the proceedings. and any kind of medical record, psychiatric records is obviously a privacy interest to be balanced against the public's right-to-know. i think they were concerned and wanted to get before the court immediately and say look, judge, and suggest some alternatives which i will suggest r

welcome to "outnumbered overtime," i melissa francis in for harris faulkner. the fbi now saying they were warned that the suspected gunman was a threat and potentially wanted to attack his old school. about the information was not acted upon. steve harrigan is live in parkland florida. steve? >> this is an absolutely stunning revelation by the fbi, they are saying, admitting that they received a call to the fbi's tip line on january 5th from someone who was close to nikolas cruz. that caller said "this man has guns." this man has erratic behavior, this man is posting disturbing items on social media, this man is talking about shooting up his own school. the fbi said protocol was not followed. what that means is the miami office was not notified and a zero follow-up investigation took place. one month, more than a month before the school shooting, the fbi gets a warning on its own tip line that there is a person, a disturbed person with a weapon talking about shooting up the school. that is a stunning admission and fbi director wray says he intends to get to th

let's go outnumbered overtime i'm harris faulkner.ouse oversight committee now is investigating the white house's handling of rob porter's security clearance even as accusations domestic abuse were piled up against him. congressman trey gowdy says they launched an investigation last night and he wants to hear from chief of staff john kelly and white house council don mcgahn about their extent of the knowledge of the domestic abuse allegations against porter. this a day after the head of the fbi contradicted the white house's time line of events. >> i would want to know from don mcgahn and general kelly and anyone else what did you know, from whom did you hear it, to what extent did you hear it and what actions, if any, did you take. the chronology is not favorable for the white house. >> will the oversight committee be launching an investigation into this? >> we did last night. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts now on the north lawn, john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. we are on day eight. rather than things

does extensive not only has he lost his daughter he's also lost his home this is the room where faulkner spent her last night in this world she was sleeping when the rocket landed came through the ceiling and it killed her instantly her blood still stings the place where she lay on that fateful morning. as far as her father is concerned he has no doubts he's very clear as to who is responsible for the killing of his young daughter and what needs to be done in order to ensure that other parents don't suffer the same as him but. the p.k. k. and why p.g. are responsible for the death of my daughter they're attacking us from across the border it's their rockets and bombs that have killed our children the turkish army must kill them all despite his loss and evident grief or maybe is a direct result of it is defiant there was another woman if the nation in our army need us and we are ready to join the war even if there are one hundred or thousand martyrs we will carry on the fight. turkey says it's fighting the why p.g. is part of its war against terrorism the y.p. gina que says the turkish mi