this is "outnumbered" i'm harris faulkner. kennedy coanchor after the bell melissa francis, democratic strategist jessica tarlov. this is a big news day. great to see you. let's get to the news. the president is set to depart from los angeles international airport just moments from now. he's heading to boeing factory in st. louis, missouri where he will tout the gop tax cuts. during his visit to california, you may know he toured border wall prototypes in san diego. also demanded congress take action on the issue of saw sanctuary law and slammed california governor jerry brown. >> he's done poor job running california. you have sanctuary cities. very dangerous people. you would say dangerous people. i think the governor doing terrible job running state of california. the upcoming omnibus budget bill congress must fund the border wall and prohibit grants to sanctuary jurisdictions that threaten the security of our country. and the people of our country. we must enforce our laws and protect our people. >> governor brown responde

i'm harris faulkner.ew reaction from the white house to kim jong-un's surprise meeting with chinese president xi jinping. both countries confirming that sit down. which ended with claims that kim is ready to talk about giving up his nuclear weapons and is willing to meet with president trump. the president praising the meeting, tweeted this. for years and through many administrations, everyone said that peace and the denuclearization of korean peninsula was not a small possibility. there's a good chance that kim jong-un will do what is right for his people and for humanity. look forward to our meeting. senior foreign affairs

so for faulkner, he's tying this association. you have king david, you have this rebellious son, you have this great turmoil and struggle over what do you do about your son that actually is trying, according to the story, is trying to pursue david's life of and take over, you know, take over the nation. and overthrow him. and so faulkner sees this as the civil war era in the deep south where there's this great struggle over wealth and the conflicts between a father and a son sort of in this larger, you know, larger time when it's complicated. and, you know, there's deception and there's, you know, twisted ethics and how do you get out of this and how do you make sense of this even within a family. >> host: and unfortunately, seth pollinger, we are out of time, director of museum content here at the museum of the bible in washington d.c. and

and overthrow him and so -- faulkner says he exist with the civil war with era in the deep south with you know, where there's -- this great struggle over wealth and the conflicts between a father and a son sort of many this larger -- you know, larger time it is complicated and -- and you know there's deception and there's -- you know twisted ethics and how do you get -- get out ofth this and get invold with it without a family. >> eventually we're out of time seth is director of museum content here at the museum of the bible in washington d.c.. and he's been our guest for the last hour and a half. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and arngdz around the country c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. wk i'm professor at the a

you're watching "outnumbered" i'm harris faulkner. dagen mcdowell, trish regan, host of kennedy also on fbn and joining us on the couch is zac petkanas. not from fbn. he worked under hillary clinton and was an adviser to the dnc. he is outnumbered as we say. >> glad to be with you guys. >> you wore your special socks let's get to it. let's put him to work. another change to the president' cabinet. he fired his veteran affairs secretary david shulkin and so not naming the white house physician. his departure was wildly expected following ethics scandal charging taxpayer for travel expenses. shulkin said the big problem was his resistance to the administration's goal to privatizing care for veteran. he elaborated that today. >> last few months, it really has changed not from congress but from these internal political appointees that were trying to politicalize the v.a. and make sure the progress stopped. it's been a difficult environment. it's been one where we've been distracted from our mission. i was not against reforming v.a. i was

i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf and joining us on the couch today, fox news contributor and coauthor of "let trump be trump" david bossi is here and he is "outnumbered" ." >> harris: never before have we seen that more applicable, i can't wait to get your take. >> david: i'm feeling outnumbered. let's get started. >> sandra: the explosion of dozens alleged russian intelligence officers. 12 were working at the united nations in new york city. a russian consulate in seattle was close, administration saying it was troubled by its proximity to u.s. submarine space. they said the russians have seven days. the move in response to an unnerving attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. now more than a dozen other european states are doing the same and saying additional measures may be you have to com come. hogan gidley was asked about the president's plans for the russian diplomats earlier today. >> the president has been very clear that we will impose

i'm harris faulkner.he attorney general, jeff sessions has till tomorrow to decide whether to fire deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. hours from his retirement, which is set for sunday. mccabe met with senior doj officials yesterday to try to save his job and pension. the fbi's number 2 under fire for leading internal investigators about his handling of an investigation into the clinton foundation. while stopping short of calling for his firing, sarah sanders not

i'm harris faulkner, here's today's sandra smith. trish regan, joining us in the center seat, donald trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski is "outnumbered." hello. >> corey: how are you today? >> harris: fantastic, and how about yourself? >> corey: #oneluckyguy today. >> harris: the special election i mentioned, in a deep red district in western pennsylvania, being viewed by some as a test of president trump's influence on voters ahead of the midterm election. the president won that district by nearly 20 points over hillary clinton and he was back there saturday night touting republican candidate rick saccone will going after his democrat competitor conor lamb, watch. >> i really feel strongly about rick saccone. i know him. i feel strongly about him, he is an incredible guy. conor lamb, he's trying to act like a republican. he won't give me one vote. there is no way. it rick is going to vote for us all the time. all the time. >> harris: lamb has on the backing of powerful local union unions. watch. >> i do not believe as

i'm harris faulkner. we expect new reaction from the white house to kim jong-un's surprise meeting with chinese president xi jinping. both countries confirming that sit down. which ended with claims that kim is ready to talk about giving up his nuclear weapons and is willing to meet with president trump. the president praising the meeting, tweeted this. for years and through many administrations, everyone said that peace and the denuclearization of korean peninsula was not a small possibility. there's a good chance that kim jong-un will do what is right for his people and for humanity. look forward to our meeting. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg look forward to your report from london. >> now it is official what is being called unofficial visit by kim jong-un to beijing for that summit with chinese president xi jinping after secret motorcade, the red carpet was rolled out for north korean leader and his wife. kim jong-un meeting a foreign head of state makes sense, china the key diplomatic for n

i'm harris faulkner. here with us, katie pavlich. co-host of "after the bell", melissa francis. for the first time on "outnumbered," the former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrian elrod. also joining us, former chief of staff to senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, josh holmes is here. he's outnumbered. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> look at you. you wore a hankie. a week from today, voters in pennsylvania will decide which candidate to send to washington. many see the race as an early indicationer for what the two expect in the mid-terms. recent polling shows them tied. the district went overwhelming for president trump in 2016. both have military experience and high right it in their ads. >> as a father of military, i understand what it means to send young people to battle. right now america needs expert with real experience. lives are on the line. >> what is missing is a thank you to the people that serve every day in our schools, and our hospitals, on o

you're watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. trish regan, democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov is in the house. and the middle seat, brian kilmeade, they still put you on video if you go there in curlers. >> brian: after you show up which is an interesting fact. we are on facebook live. it's great to see you, great to be on the couch. breaking news as it happens, i'm fascinated to see the mueller pro back in the news. we know very little about what's happening. a bunch of names we know of are on it. >> harris: a lot of new material items. new information on the investigation into russian election meddling as brian was just talking about. robert mueller's team reportedly subpoenaed all emails, text messages, handwritten notes and phone logs from one witness we know about and nine other people the president has worked closely with. the subpoena reportedly sent to the witness last month seeking communication as far back as the first day of november 201

harris faulkner, katie pavlich, fox news analyst marie part of, and congressman sean duffy, republican from the great state of wisconsin, and he is outnumbered. glad to have you back. >> sean: great to be here. >> harris: all right, our work is done here. >> sandra: all right, let's get started. we could be looking at history in the making, kim jong un requesting a sitdown with president trump as soon as possible. the when and where have yet to be decided, but the potential milestone is already drawing praise from republicans and democrats alike. sean spicer reacting earlier today. >> kim jong un is coming to the table, he is going to have a discussion with the present. that is a huge won for the south korean people. huge won for our allies in asia, and for this country. so we have got to stop trying to figure out what is going to happen next and it just let the process unfold. so far, he has shown that he can be very successful in a moving in this country forward. >> sandra: but some do remain skeptical, given the track record. here is senator marco rubio. >> donald trump was elected

i'm harris faulkner. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth and jessica tarlov and david avela is outnumbered! >> hello. happy national k-9 vet's day before we get to the heavy news. >> when i want to know which national day it is, i go to you. we salute those. >> we do. >> i like national margarita day. >> a bold move at a pivotal time. president trump announcing he plans to tap cia director mike pompeo to replace rex tillerson amid delicate negotiations with north korea. the commander-in-chief emphasized the importance of the decision earlier today. >> i've worked with mike pompeo for quite some time. tremendous energy, tremendous intellect. we're always on the same wave length. the relationship has been very good. that's what i need as secretary of state. rex and i have been talking about this for a long time. we got along actually quite well. but we disagreed on things. i'm at a point where we're getting very close to having the cabinet and other things that i want. >> the move alre

let's go outnumbered year time i'm harris faulkner. the race in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district remains too close to call at this hour. just about 600 votes now separating democrat conor lamb from republican rick saccone out of a nearly quarter of a million votes cast. election officials telling the associated pressure there are about 200 absentee votes and an unknown number of provisional ballots that still must be counted. while conor lamb and the democratic party are claiming victory on this, rick saccone says he's not giving in yet. >> it took a little longer than we thought, but we did it. [cheers and applause] >> tonight we celebrate regaining our voice and our vote in the great business of governing this country. you know we are still fighting the fight. it's not over yet. don't give up and we will keep it up. we're going to win it. >> harris: mollie line in p.a. outside of pittsburgh, mollie? >> harris, as you mentioned, state rep rick saccone vowing to fight on. the national party has his back. the communications di

i'm harris faulkner. here today town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. anchor of the intelligence report on fox business trish regan and former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst marie harf. in the center seat host of the revolution with steve hilton and ceo of crowd pac. ceo himself is outnumbered. steve: him here himself. >> harris: i'm great. are you great? >> i'm still shocked flying over from california how cold it can be in new york this time of year. >> harris: amazing how long winter is. i'm going to serve that groundhog. >> groundhog in lots of trouble. >> harris: let's get to the news. attorney general jeff sessions reportedly considering whether to fire deputy director andrew mccabe who has been on leave since january and set to retire on sunday. this stems from an internal doj investigation into activities during the 2016 election. including the hillary clinton email case. if mccabe is fired before 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow, he could lose a ful

i'm harris faulkner. here today is sandra smith, co-host of after the bell on fox business melissa francis. >> hello. >> harris: fox news analyst marie harf is in the house. and that laugh is. [laughter] fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano is outnumbered on a friday eve. >> judge: and happy to be here. >> harris: get to it. we have a lot of news. >> yes we do. >> harris: the white house said hope hicks' decision to resign unrelated to interview this week before the house intelligence committee and she was considering the move before the domestic violence controversy broke out over former white house staff secretary rob porter whom hicks had been dating. a former trump campaign official told politico her departure will leave the president and white house without expert trans later. she was a good buffer. she knew what the president wanted and explain to to the communication shop and execute it. cowngs lore to the president kellyanne conway real estated in earlier today on "fox & friend

i'm harris faulkner in new york. let's bring a now former white house press secretary and fox news contributor ari fleischer. we just watch the president do exactly what he said he do on twitter and that's this press availability and say what he would do with the omnibus spending bill. your thoughts? >> he shared a knows how to create drama. let me tell you this, he is 110% right about the filibuster. filibuster is the root cause of this mess. there is a reason that is is one giant no one reads it, on omnibus bill and if you don't sign it, the whole government shuts down. it's because a minority party in both parties have done it threatens the filibuster, each of the individual appropriation bills that are supposed to fund the government. our system actually can work if it's not filibustered. because you can get leverage over filibustering one bill at a time so the government doesn't get its money, department of agriculture gets its money, department of commerce gets its money, if you don't do it one at a time, you c

i'm harris faulkner. here with us, katie pavlich. co-host of "after the bell", melissa francis. for the first time on "outnumbered," the former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrian elrod. also joining us, former chief of staff to senate majority leader, mi

as faulkner said to nurture the human material of life to see it through to its execution and for that a tremendous odyssey of grace and gratitude. thank you so much for being here and i hope you enjoy my new book. thank you. [applause] and i was just reminded that i was supposed to read something but i will take any questions if anyone has questions and i will read you a paragraph or so if i will. any questions? i will tell you, yes sir. i knew very little about george wallace but you can come from montgomery alabama not knowing something about george wallace. new here embodied everything that went into that library. my grandfather upon telling him in a very thoughtful measured way and my grandfather who i tried to capture in the memoir was a very edwardian type of individual. his sensibilities were just remarkable. his sense of decorum is something that inspires and informs the way i engage with people today and my grandfather not wanting to incite anger but always wanted to create a frame around every photograph of hope began to explain to me the complexities of history around georg

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faulkner,et letter," cooper appeared -- cooper. in many cases, which steinbeck book to use?hink her second book talks about politics better than her first book, even though it was not a literary success. a lot of great books i had to say no to. brian: i want to go way back to the 1960's. you came to this town as a white house fellow. what were you doing at the time and what impact did the white house fellowship have on your career? tom: a good question. i first came in 1963 as an intern for a republican senator he was a threes, u.s.governor, three term senator from massachusetts, wonderful man. i was an intern for a lengthy summer for him in 1963. i came back in 1966 as a white house fellow in the west wing. was a fantastic opportunity. i was a graduate's -- graduate student at stanford and studying a look opinion polls and voting analysis and city governments and all of a sudden i was thrown into what i jokingly call the original lbj school of politics. i learned a normal sleep. that program and similar are invaluable. it encourages people to think differently and ask fresh

i'm harris faulkner. russia's foreign minister is vowing his country will hit back after president trump took his harshest action yet against the kremlin, kicking out dozens of russians in response to its alleged nerve agent attack. more than 20 allies joined the united states in punishing russia. the white house says the message is clear. >> the poisoning in the uk that led to today's announcement was a brazen action, a reckless action. it endangered not just two individuals who were poisoned, but many civilians, many innocent civilians. this is not the type of conduct that the united states or allies can accept. the president still remains open to working with the russians on areas of mutual concern. >> our rich edison is at the state department. rich? >> good afternoon, harris. more russian diplomats are headed home. nato has just announced that it's kicking seven russian diplomats out. this brings the total to about two dozen countries and entities kicking out nearly 150 russian diplomats from their o

harris faulkner, katie pavlich, fox news analyst marie part of, and congressman sean duffy, republicanm the great state of wisconsin, and he is outnumbered. glad to have you back.

i'm harris faulkner.see similarities now in a fourth explosion that went off sunday night in the text capitol. three other explosions in the recent week have the same similarities. this one injured two men on a residential street showed a higher level of sophistication. watch. >> we've seen similarities in the device that exploded last night and the other three devices that have exploded in austin starting march 2. this is preliminary information,

i'm harris faulkner. grand jury and paneled by robert mueller sent subpoena to up named witness. it request years of communication of president trump and former campaign official. the special counsel is looking into foreign influence on the campaign by another nation. other than russia. chief intelligence correspondent catherine harris join us now from washington. >> reporter: fox news can independently confirm that robert mueller investigation has been exploring the trump's campaign connection to the uae and business dealings as early as november l.a. year. the question focused on the crown prince and his associates including interaction with the president's son-in-law jared kushner and the presidential election. "new york times" reports that george nader was questioned about possible efforts by the gulf state to buy political influence through financial contributions. critics of the special counsel say it's more evidence that includes all communications for the president and his team that the russia special counsel probe has gone beyond its original and stated mandate of russia

i'm harris faulkner. the attorney general, jeff sessions has till tomorrow to decide whether to fire deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. hours from his retirement, which is set for sunday. mccabe met with senior doj officials yesterday to try to save his job and pension. the fbi's number 2 under fire for leading internal investigators about his handling of an investigation into the clinton foundation. while stopping short of calling for his firing, sarah sanders not holding back on what the white house thinks about andrew mccabe. >> we would leave up to attorney general sessions, but we do think it's well-documented that he has had some very troubling behavior. by most accounts, a bad actor and should have cause for concern. that would be a determination that doj would have to make. >> harris: catherine herridge joins us now from washington. katherine? >> fox news learned that deliberations on mccabe's case are ongoing and it's still entirely possible that news of his termination could come later today. we

trump's form are campaign chair in a federal courtroom now as we go out numbered over time i'm harris faulkner manfortin virginia arraignment for tax e vagz and bank fraud accusing him of hiding from the irs tens of millions he earned advising prorussia politician in ukraine they are part of robot mueller's investigation to russian efforts to meddle in the presidential election. >> chief intel johnson catherine has been working on it in washington. >> reporter: we received the statement from the president's attorney john do youed on the president's conversation that were allegedly document in the the new york times. with

we go "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner. the justice department inspector general has announced he's launching a probe into fisa abuse. this come after attorney general jeff sessions anuprep members -- and republican members of congress demand look into how the agency got warrants on carter page. here's judge andrew napolitano why the fisa process is ripe for abuse. >> it's standard for spying. it's so much lower than the constitutional standard. fbi agents knowing they couldn't get a search warrant from ordinary federal judge will go to the fisa court instead under the pretext that it's an intelligence warrant because that court delivers 99.9% of all requested search warrants. there isn't a court in the country that has number that high. >> this is about spying on americans through a court that is used for spying on foreigners when they are here. let's bring in doug mcelway from washington with more. >> in addition to willing to approve almost every warrant application. the fisa court is secret. that's contrary to the ideal

i'm harris faulkner. president trump has accepted an invitation to meet directly with kim jong-un. a remarkable turn around in relations between two historic adversaries. it would be the very first meeting between a sitting american president and a north korean leader. the stunning announcement came after the president was briefed yesterday by top south korean officials that informed him that kim jong-un wanted to meet. while some are praising this as a break-through, others are warning that it's little guarantee of any success. >> the president has been very clear. i'm willing to talk under the right conditions. the right conditions are stop nuclear testing. we're going to keep our military joint exercises. it's wise for north korea to realize, this is like your one opportunity to prevent a military strike. >> the unpredictability of these two leaders is one of the risks here. the president has to put together a team that can lay the ground work, do the plans and preparations. >> harris: as the story was breaking after 7:00 p.m. eastern, why have our lead correspondent on it now.

laughing] i've been called everything from the poster boy for southern gothic fiction to the william faulkner for the breaking bad generation i'd rather be called the latter but i don't really care. mostly though the crime label doesn't bother me because i think of written across many genres, about everything from the holocaust to childhood sexual abuse to civil rights murders. i'm writing about the nature of evil in the human response to it, why good people do bad things and send for lack of a better word, and crime novels tend to i think touch on that and express the best rather than hugely ambitious novels frequently do. i'd rather read a jon d macdonald then -- anyway, that's all i've got to say. >> i know you have more to say it will get back to that. scott, would you talk about for me as i said this morning when interviewed scott for the first time presumed innocence, his second book was just a breakaway legal thriller that for many of us focus attention on that genre and really brought so many people to write almost an imitation of what scott had done. unlike rick and ray he takes on m

. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner. the city of austin has been closed nearby pflugerville as police evacuate the air afterthe bombing suspect. federal employees deploying an robot. mark anthony conditt blew himself up as a s.w.a.t team closed in on his vehicle. authorities warning individuals to remain vigilant if case he left behind more package bocks. here's texas governor greg abbott. >> we don't know how many bombs he left behind. we don't know if by mail or placement how many there may be. everyone needs to remain vigilant to make sure they don't pick up a package that could blow up. >> harris: chief correspondent hunt has more from austin where police are digging for evidence and into the suspect's path. >> reporter: extraordinary evidence by federal and local law enforcement officials working together brought the search to an end but the situation and investigation still unfolding. in pflugerville where mark anthony conditt lived. there is a heavy police presence and right now the area around the home that we ar

and also in new york is michael faulkner.is a promise you had critic are a former teach as at kingens college and pastor of new horizon church. gait to see both of you gentlemen. i want to go through a list of incidents that occur in schools? broward county that qualify for the promise program, meaning law enforcement won't be involved. here's the list. alcohol-related incidents, assault, threat, bullying, disruption on campus, drug use, possession, under the influence, drug paraphernalia, possession, false accusation against school staff, fighting, mutual come back, thefts, trespassing, vandalism and damage to property. we'll start with you, michael. what about this? i mean, it led to a big drop in arrests. i can tell you they had 1056 arrests from 201 to 2012. skip forward 2015 to 2016 i think we have the fill screen. that number goes down to 392. kids started really behaving well, i guess. >> well, yeah u obviously they didn't start behaving well but we started seeing less arrests and therefore the numbers go down. it's a

. >> sandra: here today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, marie harf and fox news religion contributor fatherathan morris, good to have you on this very special day. for this very special moment. >> jonathan: steve just did a great job of summing up who billy graham is. i say is because billy graham very famously said what we all believe, that death is not the end but it's a moment of transition, that is exactly the core, the essence of billy graham as a man and as a leader in the united states of america. he was not a leader because he was a great speaker, he brought this huge family together around jesus, but rather because first and foremost he believed that jesus of nazareth was born, lived, and died so we might live in eternal life and that's what we are celebrating today. >> harris: he has asked many times for people to share in john 14: six and just a reference to that verse will be on his grave marker. the text is so much a part of his ministry. jesus answered no one comes to the father except through me. he referred to it, he taught by it. >> he did and he was never embarrassed by it

i'm harris faulkner. here today on this fine friday, fox business networks dagen mcdowell.lso coanchor of after the bell, >> melissa: . i'm a credit strategist and fox news contributor >> jessica: . and joining us in the center seat, former memberf

trump's form are campaign chair in a federal courtroom now as we go out numbered over time i'm harris faulkner. paul manfortin virginia arraignment for tax e vagz and bank fraud accusing him of hiding from the irs tens of millions he earned advising prorussia politician in ukraine they are part of robot mueller's investigation to russian efforts to meddle in the presidential election. >> chief intel johnson catherine has been working on it in washington. >> reporter: we received the statement from the president's attorney john do youed on the president's conversation that were allegedly document in the the new york times. with two key aids above special council testimony. the president has been develo d disciplined and cooperative conversationings were not about substance but asking whether they received professional and fair treatment. he said they were interviewed with the president's approval. waiving privilege this is not obstruction. this hour former campaign manager paul manfortfaces charge in a virginia court and he is expected to enter a plea to the charges of money launder, making fal

i'm harris faulkner. minister is vowing his country will hit back after president trump took his harshest action yet against the kremlin, kicking out dozens of russians in response to its alleged nerve agent attack. more than 20 allies joined the united states in punishing russia. the white house says the message is clear. >> the poisoning in the uk that led to today's announcement was a brazen action, a reckless action. it endangered not just two in

i'm harris faulkner. kim jong-un telling south korean envoys that he's willing to begin talking with the united states on abandoning his nuclear weapons for security guarantees. south korea says the north made it clear during a rare two-day summit that they would have no reason to keep nuclear weapons if the military threat to the north was eliminated. if the statement can be corroborated by pyongyang, it would be the first time that kim has said something like this and could go a long way potentially in cooling off one of the world's hottest hot spots. president trump tweeted this. possible progress in talks being made for north korea. for the first time in years, a serious effort is made by all parties concerned. the world is watching and waiting. maybe false hope. the u.s. is ready to go hard in either direction. the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton who has seen his share of overtures from the north has his doubts. watch. >> the only thing north korea is serious about is gettin

i'm harris faulkner, here's today's sandra smith.ining us in the center seat, donald trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski is

i'm harris faulkner. voters head to the polls tomorrow to cast their ballots. the president's son, donald trump jr. with rick saccone. it's ground don jr. is on the ground after the president stumped over the weekend. connor lamb is holding his ground. lamb hoping for an upset in the district that president trump won by nearly 20 points. the president called on his supporters to help push rick saccone over the top. >> his opponent is not voting for us. he can say all he wants. there's no way he's voting for us ever, ever. he can be nice to me, and he is, but there's no way he's ever voting for me. rick is going to vote for us all the time. >> thanks and recognition is due to those that work so hard in organized labor, in our schools, in our hospitals. if i have the honor of serving as your next member of congress, we will extend the same thank you and recognition in words and in actions. >> molly line is live in cannonsburg, penn with more. good to see you. >> good to see you, harris. this race proving to be a competitive one. this a toss-up despite being a red

i'm harris faulkner.can strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth and jessica tarlov and david avela is outnumbered! >> hello. happy national k-9 vet's day before we get to the heavy news. >> when i want to know which national day it is, i go to you. we salute those. >> we do. >> i

. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner.y of austin has been closed nearby pflugerville as police evacuate the air afterthe bombing suspect. federal employees deploying an robot. mark anthony conditt blew himself up as a s.w.a.t team closed in on his vehicle. authorities warning individuals to remain vigilant if case he left behind more package bocks. he

i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa bootheson for the state department, marie harf and joining us on the couch today, fox news contributor and coauthor of "let trump be trump"

i'm harris faulkner. president trump ordering the expulsion of 60 russian diplomats the u.s. identified as intelligence officers. plus, he's closing the russian consulate in seattle. the white house says the move comes in response to the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in the u.k. several u.s. allies, including canada, also expelling russian diplomats adds a sign of solidarity after great britain ex-pulled two dozen earlier this month. the kremlin telling russian state media it will retaliate. white house deputy press secretary hogan gibley earlier on fox news. >> the president's been very clear that we will impose costs on russia when it is in our interests to do so and when it's in our interests to work with russia, we'll do that as well. this president has not softened or weakened any position that barack obama had on russia and, in fact, he's gone much further. >> harris: washington correspondent rich edson has more from the state department. rich? >> reporter: good evening, harris. the united states and allies are expelling more than 100 russi

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this is "outnumbered," i am sandra smith coming here today harris faulkner, lisa boothe, host of "kennedy," kennedy. and joining us on the couch today political editor of townhall.com, guy benson is here and he is outnumbered. good to have you. the weather is increasingly -- >> guy: it is underwhelming so far, but jon scott said that it is coming. >> harris: a lot of meteorologist. >> sandra: allowed to get to, let's begin as we await those remarks from president trump, we are learning more about the justice department lawsuit against california sanctuary laws, california law shield illegal immigrants from federal enforcement, jeff sessions as they put the public in danger and violate the constitution supremacy clause. he announces the suit today, california's capital, sacrament sacramento. >> california, we have a proble problem. a series of actions and events has occurred here that directly and adversely impacts the work of our federal officers. that is just not unconstitutional, it is a plain violation of federal state or and a violation of common sense, the laws are harmful to califor